. >> reporter: kelly police have no leads but believe this was a targeted shooting or a case of mistaken identity. police say the victim pulled up to a light when another vehicle came up alongside her an shot her several times. the woman was shot in the upper chest and head. she is in critical condition. they are trying to piece together where the victim was coming from or going to, but right now with this happening so early in the morning and no witnesses around, they don't have much to go on. >> what we're really hoping for is that her prognosis improves and that we're able to ask her some questions about where she was or if she knows her attacker. >> coming up at 6:00, we'll speak with people who live right there on the corner and hear their concerns about not just how this shooting went down but why. brian kuebler, abc2 news thanks a lot. >>> now to the new twist in the case of a missing 2-year-old. the 6-year-old has been missing for a month. >> reporter: isabel's farther has been barred from having contact with the two other children, but is he a suspect? >> just please, please to

brandon cauliflower was speeding when he killed himself and his passenger, samantha kelly. police spoke about these enforcements. >> the kids are not the target of this enforcement. the whole goal of this enforcement is to keep the roads safe during the same hours the kids will be out. >> the special traffic detail started at 8:00 tonight and last until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> an elderly woman is pulled a safety after her southeast baltimore home broke out in fire. in river view this afternoon, trapping the woman inside the home and saw the smoke and was able to get her out. the woman was not hurt. >>> b.g.e.'s program is designed to keep customers cool on the hot days of summer, but last year, the program ran into problems. gigi barnett says they're trying to protect the system now before summer strikes again. >> reporter: when baltimore's heat is the highest, they go to the cycling system to allow to shut off air-conditioning units to prevent blackouts. last year, when blistering temperatures topped 110 degrees, some complained they were left in the heat sweating for more than s

. >>> police say people are praying on craigslist. kelly swoope has more on this. >> police that tech savvy robbers are heading to craigslist posing for people looking to buy coins and other items. the police spokesman anthony guglielmi said they pretend to be sellers. when the would-be buyers arrive, the robbers pull a gun and take their cash. police say the first step is to cope your interactions in public. >> do these transactions in very well populated, very well lit areas. it makes everyone safe. go to the mall or a busy shopping plaza or a police station. do it in the street in front of the police station. that yi way you have a-- way you have a lot of traffic. >> police rec licensed asking the person who says they're selling or buying the item to give them your name. search it on the website. you can find a link on our home page. kelly swoope, abc2 news. >> all right. we have a dundalk man charged with posing as a police officer behind bars after some real officers caught up with him. 31-year-old donald church, jr. was carrying a hug

new ork city police commissiiner ray kelly -- annnunccng a mmn in custody has implicated himself in theisappearance and death of six year old etan patz. according to reports, police arreeted pedro hernandez wednesday in ccmden new jersey... then city for questiooing. commissioner ray kelly releasiig aastatement this morning .... "an individuallnow in &pccsstdd has made statements t nypd detectives implicating himself in the disappearance and death of etannpatz 333 years ago. we exxect to provide furrher etails later today." aaperson fammliar with the investigaaion says hernandez's emergeece as a person of pnterest was not related to the search oo a manhattan excavation starteddafter a hat cadaver dog detected the scent of human remains... that earch turned up empty. eean vaniihed on may twenty-fifth 19-79 while waaking alone to his school bus stop. his pisappearance launched a massive search by police as well as a crush offmedia attention. etan's face became ooe of the first missing children ver placed &pon mmlk carrons. his reach out. (reporter - on-cam tag) as tte investigattin contin

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ray kelly is the police commissioner. >> like any high-profile case, you have to be careful because peoplecome out of the woodwork and make all sorts of claims or statements. >> reporter: pedro hernandez's sister norma told us when she learned of the confession in the early '80s she told camden police but they never follow up. the camden police chief told us this is the first we're learning of ms. hernandez's comments. last week in a signed confession to police, hernandez admitted to killing six-year-old etan patz in 1979. patz's body was never discovered. there's no known physical evidence. which makes hernandez's confession a key component in the prosecution's case. eugene o'donnell is a former assistant district attorney in new york. >> no matter how many people he's talked to, his word and his word alone. the question for law enforcement is beyond his word alone, what do we have? >> reporter: hernandez's lawyer says his client has suffered from hallucinations and is currently undergoing psychological evaluation at a manhattan hospital. seth doane, cbs news, camden, new jersey. >> pelle

police say kelly lee minor stole cash out of a woman's open purse and took off. ree men ran after him and then held him until police arrived. investigators outside chicago looking for a groom who they believe stabbed his bride to death right after their wedding. the bride's sister says arnaldo told a relative he left a bride bleeding after a fight. she was found dead in the bathtub still wearing the dress she wore to her reception. >> members of iraq's olympic team getting the papers ready for the olympic games. despite harsh conditions, 30 athletes are hoping to qualify in swimming, weight lifting, wrestling, archery, and track and field events. a bronze in weight lifting that they won back in 1960. brian. >>> did you buy those sketcher shoes thinking you would be in better shape? now you might be entitled to cash back from the company. but first, it was the scandal that ended a marriage and a political career. find out the strategy behind not putting three key people on the stand. >>> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real b

police commissioner kelly says he has not explained. they do not seem to have a motive. we have learned a dependent of that when asked, he is responding to something of the effect he does not know. he has no idea. right now there is no clue. he does not have -- there was no evidence the boy was sexually abused. the suspect has no other arrest record. the commissioner described it as a crime of opportunity. not much more than that. that is the big mystery now, why. >> this had a huge impact on new yorkers and the united states because it changed the way people began thinking about their parenting, how they look after their children. >> after he disappeared, missing children's pictures were put on milk cartons. he was one of the first to go on the milk carton. parents in cities not just in new york but elsewhere thought differently about how they would raise their children. no longer allowing them to walk to the bus stop as he was doing for the first time that day. no longer allowing them to walk to a friend's house. being escorted either by parents or family members. to e

kelly. the police say there is little hope of ever finding the boy's remains, little physical evidence thatink this man to this crime and it's also very stunning because over the past years, he's never been a suspect in this case according to police. and there are at least two other people who were considered suspects, one as recently as last month. there was a basement in a soho building that was essentially dug up in the hopes of finding etan's body. that workshop belonging to another man who was then aid to be a suspect. again, no relationship between that person and hernandez now charged with this crime. >> ron allen with the latest from the courthouse. thank you so much. >>> and former high school football star brian banks burst into tears in court after a judge threw out the rain conviction that cost him five years behind bars and may well have derailed his one-time dream of playing in the nfl. banks was exonerated after his accuser was secretly videotaped admitting she had lied about the incident. brian banks and his attorney justin brooks joins me now. well, it's -- i saw the "today

however, police say they do have enough to charge him. here's what ray kelly said. >> what was it about his confession that makes you believe this is a credible story? >> well, the fact that he had told his story to others in the past and the specificity of what he said in the confession. >> reporter: now, authorities acknowledge that he was never questioned at the time although i was told by other sources that he was on the radar of investigators and they did speak to him briefly at the time but the fact of the matter is at this point there is no physical evidence according to police to link him to this case and they only have statements at this time and no motive. carol? >> susan candiotti reporting live from new york city. >>> turning now to politics. a statewide contest that looms in the shadow of the presidential race. tonight in wisconsin the first debate will pit embattled governor scott walker against milwaukee mayor tom barrett, the democratic challenging walker in the recall election. wisconsin is a crucial swing state and many democrats are upset th

police department cording to an orange county paper called the o.c. weekly the department has a dark history of misconduct that's been brought to light after kelly's death and we're learning more about origins former police chief and current city councilman pat mckinley he has a speckled past over the course of his thirty years with the bullies in blue as a nickname for the force of police when it comes to kelly thomas' case mckinley has downplayed the incident repeatedly not only did he tell c.n.n. last september at the victims' groups gruesome facial injuries were connected with his death but also listen to how he talks about eyewitness accounts of the incident . i'm going to guess that there may be true. that are deeply involved. the others i don't think will come with the investigation will show had any culpability. when people say there were six people beating on one guy you can't get six people around one guy you start he had me each other so witnesses' statements are often a very flamboyant very exaggerated and that's why an investigation a complete investigation a girl investigation is so extremely necessary. now there can be problems with witne

police in new york are getting ready to hold a news conference on the etan patz. what's the latest information we're getting? >> reporter: we heard first thing this morning, wolfe, that according to ray kellyad implicated himself in the case and then a law enforcement source told us that, in fact, this man, a man by the name of pedro hernandez who used to own a convenience store in etan patz's neighborhood had confessed that he had killed etan patz and that he'd strangled the boy. ray kelly would have something to say about this, the police commissioner, some time later today and we expect to hear more about the developments of this case later tonight. this is a man who owned a store in the very same neighborhood and we also know, according to sources, that this same man was interviewed by police briefly many years ago and may even have made similar claims back then, but they're talking to him again after that search about a month ago that turned up nothing in that basement in etan patz' neighborhood, but that in turn, led to police getting a call from a confidant of mr. hernandez who claimed that he was confessing to this matter and so police re-interviewed him. so we're waiting to see ex

new york city police commissioner ray kelly says police have a written, signed confession from hernandez described to the detectives how he lured young etan from the school bus stop at west broadway and prince street with the promise of a soda. he then led him into the basement of the bodega, choked him there and disposed of the body by putting it into a plastic bag and placing it into the trash. >> and so far, etan patz's parents have not made any public comments about this huge break in this case. that is the latest live from soho this morning, robert moses, fox news. back to you. >> thanks, robert. we'll have more on this story coming up. dave? >> thanks. the largest religious lawsuit in history filed against the obama administration this week on the health care mandate and cardinal dolan speaking out about his talks with the administration. >> this has been going on for six months and we haven't seen any light yet so we're not going to give up dialogue with them. who knows? maybe the lawsuits will prompt some progress but so far, we haven't seen any mitigation. the mitigation that th

police took a man into custody. a woman was taken away with and alameda share of scar. also maureen kelly. the alameda shares cart took a with that woman. >>maureen: . hear, you can see the owners of broadway >>maureen: the owner has decided to do this after witnessing a violent exchange between occupy protesters and police. they have not had to do this before but after witnessing that. if they are using eight wrote tthey area drill to put up by what. this store was looted during an oscar grant protest that got out of control. they are not taking any chances today. maureen kelly, kron 4. >>pam: not just businesses this police officer was flashed with paint in oakland. this uniform was covered with yellow he does not appear to be hurt. this tense standoff continues throughout the day with officers trying to keep the streets clear. >>grant: these protesters have been going on all day with violent clashes. near city hall with 14/broadway. around 3:00 p.m. a fruitvale/bart started the smart for dignity and resistance. bay marched and now they are making their way towards frank ogawa plaza, city

. >> kelly confirmed that. the police commissioner confirmed that they have nothing except for this confession. now that may be enough. that may be an accurate confession. he may have disclosed some facts that only the killer would know. but if it's a generic confession. >> this story made head lines a month or so ago when they re-examined a basement in the building where the patz family lived. did that attention that the story got a few weeks ago d that have anything to do with hernandez being refocused on? >> reporter: you know, that did have something to do with it. according to commissioner kelly and other sources i spoke with, that publicity prompted a tipster and that person is not being described as a relative, who reached out to police and said this is someone you need to talk with because this person has told me that he did something bad and actually confessed to the crime. that's what prompted police to go out and interview him again and tracked him down in new jersey, anderson. >> are they suggesting he confess

although that search came up empty, police commissioner ray kelly here in new york city says the renewed attention to the case generated a tip that led them to mr. hernandez. >> early this month, the nypd missing persons squad received information from an individual which led them to identify hernandez as a person of interest. in the years following etan's disappearance, hernandez had told a family member and others that he had, quote, done a bad thing and killed a child in new york. >> this is, of course, front page news here in new york city. so far, police do not have a motive in the killing. etan patz case triggered the movement to put pictures of missing kids on milk cartons. today, may 25th, is national missing children's day. designated by president reagan in 1983 to draw attention to child abductions. and now again on the 33rd anniversary of his disappearance, there has been an arrest in the death of etan patz. >>> members of the senate appropriations committee are sending a clear message to pakistan by voting 30-0 to slash foreign aid to the country. the senators cut $33 million

monies i'm getting will get, if i get is going to go to the foundation that i started for kelly. >> two policey to criminal charges related to this case. police in illinois say this bridegroom that everyone has been talking about is wanted on a charge of killing his bride. take a good look. apparently he's alleged to have stabbed his brand-new life and then left her dead in the bathtub. all of this just hours after their wedding reception. she was still wearing the cocktail dress that she wore for that reception when police found her body. police say that jiminez -- and wait for this one -- may be driving a 2006 maserati. a maserati. >>> a massage therapist who said john travolta has sexually assaulted him as now hired famed attorney gloria allred to represent him. and the therapist has now withdrawn from a lawsuit he filed with another lawyer. in the meantime, that lawyer dropped him as well saying the therapist misstated the date when the alleged incident happened. for his part, john travolta's lawyer is claiming that these claims are ridiculous. >>> we talked about race and we talked about

police say brendan cauliflower was speeding when he lost control of his car and crashed killing himself and his passenger, samantha kelly. wjz spoke to police about the increased patrols they now have. >> the kids are not the target of this enforcement. the whole goal of this enforcement is to keep the roads safe during the same hours that the kids will be out. >> and a grant from the state highway administration paid for the additional police patrols during prague. >>> an elderly woman pulled out to safety after her southeast baltimore home catches fire. firefighters say the blaze broke out inside the kitchen of this house on riverview avenue trapping the woman inside. a neighbor who saw the smoke rushed over it and hoped to get her out. the woman was not hurt. meanwhile, firefighters quickly arrived to put out the blaze. >>> peak rewards program at bge is designed to save customers money on the hottest days of the year, but it last year the program caused problems. now the utility plans to test the system before the weather heats up. >> reporter: went baltimore's heat is the highest, they switched to the emergency pow

. >> kelly: in arizona, police are ending an all out man hunt. officers arresting 38-year-old thomas lamont motin. he's suspected of shooting and killing a young mother outside her own daughter's eighth grade graduation ceremony. police say he was the long time boyfriend of the victim, 33-year-old tekisha barnes, the couple had a history of domestic violence and barnes had recently filed an order of protection against him. >> jamie: sudden end to a hostage stand-off we were watching in indiana. police identifying that gunman as 48-year-old roy ferguson. they say he walked into the prudential executive group offices and attacked an employee. most of the frightened employees hid under their desks but not this woman. she confronted him. >> i came out and i just like looked at him and i said get the -- out! and at that time, he drew a gun and when he drew the gun, i quick backed up into my office and shut the door. barricade the door and barricaded the door, we heard initially just two shots and then we heard several shots which i understand was the

and our special guest panelist today kelly osbourne, co-host of e!'s fashion police. ly. >> thank you so much for having me. >> we're going to start with ryan o'neal who was on our program yesterday. and what he said to matt about child rearing and how he sees himself as being a bad parent really raised a lot of eyebrows with our viewers. let's play a portion of what he had to say. >> but these are not children anymore, you know. griffin is 45. tatum is 49. who's the other one? oh, yeah, redmond is 27. at some point they have to take hold of their own existence. >> that got a lot of people talking, because they thought well, wait a minute, this father is maybe responsible for some of the troubles that his children have had. who wants to jump in here, kelly? >> i went to school with redmond. so, for him to turn around and say, "and who's the other one again"? you are a father. you have to know his name. and the thing is, you know, children are a reflection of their parents. and from my own experience i know this, i went to my own troubles. but, and my father severely bl

senate hearing police commissioner raymond kelly described a partnership with financial district firms that gives his department access to hundreds of private security cameras footage is monitored in a downtown manhattan center he said a two thousand and five letter kelley wrote to edward force then chief administrative officer at goldman sachs shows it was among firms getting space in the facility so all these banks are recording the protesters they have access to this footage of who is that exactly protesting so it will be interesting in light of all of this these new laws coming in and the lack of any sort of justice. facial recognition software as well if you from now on forever will be excluded from this banking system for example you can be taken off the grid. they just push the button and it was off the grid. cases along the way in america's foreign policy in the countries around the world is to go with mercenaries they don't have a standing army they have mercenaries they just hire these guys to do their killing for them now they've got the blowback the so jamie diamond and llo

new york city police commissioner ray kelly. >> hernandez described to the detectives how he lured young etan from the school bus stop with the promise of a soda. he then led him into the basement of the bodega, choked him there, and disposed of the body by putting it into a plastic bag and placing it into the trash. >> reporter: what led detectives to hernandez? police say it was his own family. >> he spoke to one family member and others during the last 33 years about the fact that he had "done something bad" and killed a child. >> reporter: jose lopez is the suspect's brother-in-law. >> i don't know what to think. it's somebody we knew in the family. to do something like that and it just comes out now. >> reporter: while lopez didn't tell us, a law enforcement source confirmed it was lopez who brought the tip to new york detectives weeks ago. why now? a month ago police, acting on an unrelated lead, dug up a basement looking for patz's body. while that lead didn't pan out, the publicity surrounding it prodded lopez and other family members to come forward. >> to do the right thing, to

police station. commissioner ray kelly announced the arrest. >> hernandez described to detectives how he lured young etan from the school bus stop, led him into the basement of the bodega, choked him there and disposed of the body by putting it into a plastic bag and placing it into the trash. >> reporter: police say hernandez was brought back to the scene of the crime where he retraced his steps for investigators. prosecutors at manhattan district attorney's office are proceeding with caution. even with the confession, it will be difficult to corroborate hernandez's story, the story as given also leaves police no closer to knowing where to look for a body. the new twist comes just a month after the cold case drew headlines when police dug up the basement in a neighborhood where etan disappeared. that lead turned cold but the renewed publicity may have led to this break. >> the individual who gave us information came forward because of the recent notoriety on the case. >> reporter: hernandez had lived in new jersey since the early 1980s. his family members left his home under police escort without c

police think they might actually have the man? >> reporter: you're right, ashleigh, and other stunning questions as well. we have conflicting information as to whether he was ever interviewed in the past. ray kelly says he was never interviewed. however, another law enforcement source says that he was opened to briefly in the past. the police commissioner believes him because of the specifics of his detailed alleged confession to police and also because of what he told to at least some family members and others about this alleged confession. now he told them that in the past, he has said to others over the years that he, according to the police did something very bad and killed a boy in new york, without mentioning a name. police say even though they don't have a motive at the time but gathering evidence they had enough probable cause to arrest him. here is commissioner kelly. >> spoke to our detective, we have a written confession, a signed confession. he spoke for three and a half hours, videotaped statements. so obviously we believe that there's probable cause to go forward with this arrest. >> reporter: and because someone came forward after the search of that basement just last month, someo

police commissioner ray kelly are our jerk well bloomberg has called them his own personal army and youknow tensions are definitely high with the four point six million dollar donation that was received from j.p. morgan chase the n.y.p.d. there's numerous lawsuits going on pending against the n.y.p.d. for their grievances. violations against the first amendment and against the civil disobedience acts. that's been happening and you're really quickly to wrap of the segment i'm wondering if you could mention or just describe your thoughts about the n.y.p.d. actually entering activists homes last night to try to get more information about what was going on today it's kind of ridiculous really it's a shame that the news broke so late yesterday evening that enough people weren't able to fully get the coverage that deserved but yeah i believe there was at least five incidents according to the new york civil liberties union where the n.y.p.d. did enter the homes of known activists questioned sometimes they answered with warrants that seemed kind of questionable clearly they're trying to make an

kelly. >> i'm marla tellez. we're told police are checking out a report of someone with a weapon near the school on educational drive. right now, it is only a report, as i said. police are just checking this out. but so far, they have not found anything. of course, we'll stay on the story to bring you the very latest information just as soon as that becomes available. >>> we have new developments this norng a battle that's been brewing for weeks when occupy protesters and police in albany. uc berkeley making a move to reclaim its property by limiting access to the occupiers. christie smith is there live with what's happening right now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. right now, there is only way in, and one way out by car. and that's on the other side on san pablo avenue. after uc police put out two cement barricades this morning. what's happening is uc doesn't want this encampment to grow. overall it hasn't been very confrontation al since we've been here, but it looks like they've come to a fork in the roa