kimberly: d.c. police force to arrest one of their own while complaint early this morning about officer thompson. when a supervisor went to investigate, he reported smelling alcohol and that officer thompson was impaired. he also failed fields are brady test. he had been on the force for four years. neighbors say that no one should be above the law. >> there are kids who play around here. >> i find that very troubling. with everything going on in the country, with police departments in neighborhoods, it's troubling. kimberly: his police powers were immediately revoked. he is under investigation by the internal affairs department. investigators in california say it appears a bus driver did not hit the brakes before slimming into the back of a bus driver. many of the victims have yet to be identified. 31 others were taken to the hospital, some remaining in intensive care tonight. with the bus moving so fast, the impact sent it 15 feet into the trailer. >> in almost 35 years, i've never been to a crash

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thanks for joining us trade i'm kimberly suiters. thousands of runners pounded the pavement around arlington in a tradition more than four decades old heard ryan hughes takes us to this year's marine corps marathon. reporter: thousands of runners hitting the streets on a mission, 41st marine corps marathon. each runners setting their stride and conquering the 26.2 mile course for a different reason. >> i'm going to do the 22 push-up challenge. i'm going to drop and do 22 push-ups, 22 miles. reporter: marissa is cheering on her husband, who is competing in his first marine corps marathon. >> is here to support the united people he loves and can't be here. reporter: nickname the people's marathon, this race showcases the men and women who defend our freedoms. 28,000 runners are crossing the finish line today, representing all to he states and more than 50 countries around the world right after only two hours, 23 minutes, an army specialist from jackson city, kansas, was the first marathoner to finish. >> i'm so i'm proud of everybody w

sorry, kimberly.hought it was -- for a local ad, it was way superior than the national crappy stuff. >> so good. >> how about this one. i can't believe it, my whole childhood was spent hoping the cubs would be good this year. excited how good they were this year. and then, oh well, there's always next year. after 108 next year, my cubbies are headed to the world series. >> we don't have to dream anymore. it's reality. four more wins and then whoopie. >> you won't have to change your underwear out. i mean, you wash it. >> i want them to win before i die. >> she's 100. in excess of 100 years old. stellars versus blue moons. tonight, 8:00 p.m. on fox broadcast. >> kimberly only drinks on tap. do your research. >> stella if he wins, i'll buy them. i get the blue moon. >> don't get stella on tap. you get gas. everybody knows. >> tell hammer. >> they don't clean the tubes. and so sometimes it's a little bad. >> did that happen to you? >> many. that's why i only drink the bottle. >> see all of his stomach is

>> we're going to come back and come back with kay kelly jane torrence and kimberly atkins and we are asked the deeper question, where does it stem for? is it training? is it cold blue? and what needs to change. >> welcome back. a story about a conversation you had recently we can't wait to hear it. >> the thing is that, you know, i don't want to tar all police officers with the same brush or anything, but there is a segment of human beings that when they get a little power, they want to, you know, show it off. once i was driving here in washington and somebody cut me off. i had to hit the brake, i almost hit them. i really just gave my horn. well, seconds later all of a sudden a siren goes off on this car that cut me mead over and it was police. they would not tell me what i've done. clearly he was just angry that, you know, i had been objected to the way he drove and i had no idea it was a police officer. this guy kept me sitting on a street for half an hour. there's certain people that they like the feeling of power. >> he didn't stop you because of your race. >> no, exact lea. yes

kimberly writes, mrs.on has been exposed to have no core, to have someone who constantly changes her position to maximize political gain. voters might not know this because while both candidates have plenty to answer for, the press has focused on taking out mr. trump. according to our research, that's pretty much on target. the three evening news shows on the broadcast networks either spent 30 seconds or less last night on the wikileaks revelations or they didn't cover it at all. that was pretty much the same for the morning news shows today. they spent a minute or less on the e-mails except for when mike pence brought them up. kimberly, mike pence was struggling back and forth and trying to pivot. the anchors would say, we have you here, mr. pence. we want to talk about your running mate and his problems. was that fair? >> no. he should be able to talk about the e-mails and wikileaks revelations as well. it's important. it's significant. it goes to the character and quality and her fitness to be president

yes, there's big racial element about power. >> but if kimberly had been stopped she would assume, in a small way, that race was a factor. her experience is telling us it's about law enforcement, about power, about control. >> i think it's about all those things. i don't know for certain that if we had both been in that sim position if it would have played out exact threa same way. >> that you would have been shot? >> i don't know if i would have been shot. >> what are you saying? >> based on the perception of police,he was walking my dog recently in the park, uh, in suburban washington and a police car came into the park at high speed, clearly in pursuit of someone. and it was a rainy day. i had on a hood. and i for a moment had to figure out what do i do to make it clear that the thing that's in my hand is a retractible dog leash and not a weapon. this is something that black people cross the country think about every day. i've never committed a crime in i think that's the difference. >> you know, the officer who shot scott in charlotte happened to be black. it's not as - - if the o

kimberly, what do you think of that?well, i mean, look, he has been consistent in the message that he is the high energy guy, that none of the republicans were, that she's not. her voice does sound like it's going. of course, it's 13 days out. this is all steam ahead for her. he is going and he's making gains it seems. it's tightening. this is getting pretty fascinating. >> later today, juan, vice-presidential nominee mike pence will be in utah. he had to go to utah to try to shore things up, which he might be able to do. >> he might be able to. he is not somewhere elsewhere he could actually be making inroads. utah should be a red state. i think it's not only me, but what i hear from republicans, they are amazed. it's the second opening for this hotel. it allowed hillary clinton to have the chef with her in florida speaking spanish and trying to get latinos to say trump is seeing me because i don't want anything to do with him and his hotel. he was also at dural yesterday or the day before. i guess he is promoting his b

i'd go back -- kimberly kind of nailed it.rks with his supporters but i don't think with anybody else. maybe he's doing that to change the subject completely for what is going on the next couple of weeks. >> it did change the subject. >> yes, it did. >>> stay right there, because up next, you're going to have so much fun. the star of one of the hottest shows in town is going to join us. celebrity impersonator and ventriliquist terry bader added trump to his skit and it's a huge hit. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. still not sure whether to stay or go on that business trip? ♪ should i stay or should i go? ♪ this fal

kimberly will score 21 points in the first three minutes of this game. they scored 72 points in the first half. there is a reason they continued to be the team to beat in division i. 78-0. stephanie: thank y, dominican, another eight seed on the road traveling to columbus high school in division five playoffs. it is 7-0 early in the first quarter. maxwell lights a fire, down to the dominican 1-yard line. cardinals are in business. very next play, taken henry dominican. they lose 51-14. that's it for operation football . here now are dan andrew. dan: coming up tomorrow on big 12 sports saturday, the badgers with an all-important game at iowa. any hope of a big ten championship game, they have to win this one. we will talk about that and have postgame reaction. drew: we will recap the win over the bears. wh we will get into all of that coming up tomorrow at 6:30 p.m., big 12 sports saturday. make sure you join us. stephanie: thank you, dan andrew. with the heartland trophy up for grabs tomorrow morning, exciting to see if they can pull it off. stephen: bac

>> kimberly?llow the footsteps of men and women who put it on the live each day never know in they are going home to their new four month little girl, a philadelphia bicycle race ended with a touching moment a surprise for a young lucky boy. this saturday, the second police district annual bicycle ride against violence took place in northwest philadelphia, to promote public safety in the community and deter violence. during the 11 miles, a little boy had a broken bicycle, did future have a gear, it wasn't working, and they stepped, talked to him and found out he did not even own a bicycle and here is them talking to him. >> you deserve it. thanks for coming out. right here. right here. here you go. >> yeah! all right. they bomb him a new bicycle and a helmet. god bless 'em. >> time for this. >> fitness tips. all the best exercise for your arms is something called dog pulling. this is a big new exercise craze, you take your dog to the local pet walk or wherever he wants to be and the dog will refus

tonight. 13.22.09 kimberly says ever since they all moved in, theyve had work order after work order and nothing's getting fixed. but what worries her most is the mold problem 17 sz these pictures show what beneshia and kimberly found when they moved into their apartment....dark colored mold growing in their new home. 12.54.19 we looked down in the bathroom and kept seeing, it looked like something was growing on the door 23 bs they said they called many times and submitted work orders to have someone do something about the mold... 12.57.15 three weeks after we moved in 16 and all they did was it 19 kw but now, the mold is back...and they're worried about the impact it could have on their kids' health. beneshia says one-year-old king already has breathing problems. 13.00.07 does it take one of us to have to die for yall to get a clue 11 this is something serious 12 that's black mold, 12 that's not no green mold, thats black mold 14 bs and and you can see why....with dark mold crawling up the walls, visible through the windows! 12.57.19 and i was like, 'well if it's downstairs the woo

here's 7's kimberly bookman in east boston for us. kimberly. >> reporter: adam, those 2 local officers that were hurt boston. they were well known and liked in this community and also by their force. and they brought dozens of people in the community to gather so they could pray for these officer's recovery. not just that but to pray for the other officers who continue to serve and protect. and to pray for healing for those traumatized by these boston's mayor and the suffolk county da applauded for their leadership. there were tears out here. including from the captain in east boston who says the last day has been incredibly difficult at this precinct. >> yeah, there's not words, not words for what these guys do every day let alone last night. get it done support them. and get them back. t make sure they're safe. make sure the families are good. get back to work. >> reporter: all day long different people have been stopping by. food, cards and came in to say thank you and know that they're supported. they've appreciated all of that. r

since taking the photos in september kimberly can't find the woman. she said it's tearing her up inside she potentially lost her contact. so if this dress looks familiar, give photography by kimberly a call. we do have more information how to get ahold of her online at 9news.com, but we would love to see them reunite, what a special thing. >> that's so cool. i love to see repurposed like that for a modern day wedding. it's a beautiful dress. >> vintage is in. >>> the broncos make a salute to survivors. >> during halftime of sunday's home game against the falcons. the broncos will honor 125 cancer survivors as part of the first ever fight like a bronco campaign that kicks off sunday. the broncos are the first to coordinate the campaign with national breast cancer awareness month to celebrate the courage of all survivors. >> nfl will still continue this year with crucial catch. so you'll see a hybrid sunday of pink and the orange and blue for our cancer survivor pool. >> the broncos will give away fight like a bronco magnets at the end of the game. bron

stern is awaiting sent of his daughter, kimberly stern. waterloo police are reminding drivers to be aware of bicyclists. this comes after vehicles hit people riding bikes twice in as many days. a vehicle hit a woman around 6 o'clock this evening, near west first and east wellington streets. the woman went to the hospital. she's expected to be ok. just last night, a vehicle hit a 14-year-old boy near franklin street and thompson avenue. he too was ok. the have obtained the warrant needed to start reviewing emails connected to hillary clinton. those emails are on the laptop of clinton aide, huma abedin, and her estranged husband, anthony weiner. federal authorities discovered the emails while looking into another matter - weiner's alleged sexting with an underage girl. law enforcement tells a-b-c investigators found the emails weeks ago. the f-b-i friday it would review them. clinton spent today campaigning florida. she didn't directly address the renewed email controversy, but said there's been a lot of noise and distraction. the democrat e

kimberly, your thoughts on her answer here?> she was trying to clean it up because bill went out and spoke the truth and then had to walk it back because you're doing something that's basically disparaging one of the greatest legacies that president obama likes to think which i see juan has aca, affordable care act down, not obamacare. stuff that he says affects her. he wanted to put it out there and say it was one of the greatest accomplishments and he backs her up. >> so he made the accidental mistake of telling the truth. >>> and president obama and leonardo dicaprio has strong words for those who don't believe in climate change. we have that next. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really? only verizon was ranked number one nationally in data, reliability, text and call and speed. yeah! and you're gonna fist bump to that? get out of my sig

. >> we will start with kimberly. >> excellent job with the reporting. i really enjoyed getting your e-mail. tell us about the back story on this. it's interesting. in terms of the amount of time that has passed since they first determined this information was out there and then the world heard about it friday. >> reporter: thanks for that question. to take people back to september, there was a subpoena issued in the anthony wiener sexting case. it required him to provide electronic devices to anticipate fbi team in new york. they started going through that device in late september. they started getting some hits for huma abedin e-mails. they didn't think that much about it at the time, because it was a device in the family home. then they started to search further. they started to see records associated with the clinton server address. they had to get an additional authority -- you know how that works. it wasn't the original tasking -- to dig deeper. that's when they found multiple hits for saftate.gov r0records. our contacts say senior leadership at fb

rocking live from chelsea, kimberly bookman, 7 news. up after sharing a stage for two straight days. the strategies for the clinton and trump campaigns with election day a little more than two weeks away. >> anchor: fergie is back and better than ever delivering an exciting end to the home opener. >> anchor: we continue to follow the breaking news in the south end. a couple of construction workers have died tragically. gushing water from a watermain break apparently drown them in a trench. it happened again in boston's south end. we'll have another live update ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center >> anchor: election day only 18 days away now. remember ahitting that home stretch and candidates are hing to battleground states.

kimberly: columbia. polls opened at one judiciary square for district residents to cast their ballots from now until november 4. early voting expands on october 28 and for the first time they will be open sunday. we have learned nearly 28 thousand people have registered to vote on line in virginia after the deadline was extended. a federal judge granted the extension and a flurry of

kimberly, and mike huckabee. there are now 36 days remaining until election day, we can all hardly wait, donald trump campaigning hard in key battle ground states, republican nominee holding events in virginia and colorado, where he lashed out at "new york times" for illegally publishing a portion of his 1995 tax returns. the times article was remarkable in that is was likely despite being a big beneficiary of the laws, but i am working for you now, not are in trump. >> i have legally used tax laws to -- my benefit. and to the benefit of my company. my visitors, and my employers, i mean, honestly, i have brilliantly used these laws. lou: a bombshell report finding every of widespread voter fraud, hard to imagine, in critical swing state of virginia, a watch dog -- group saying over a thousand illegal immigrants registered to vote in two thousanin the 2000 say the and 2012 elections. joining us the author of that report. we call them the voting dead on this broadcast. hillary clinton today caught up leeching a bli

mike, kimberly hughes says the moment her daughter fantasia woke up, she recalled the traumatic shooting. 04:01:33:28"she tried to murder my daughter. she said that out of her mouth, 'i'm going to kill you' and that's what she tried to do." tonight on the cbs 58 news at ten, how this mother says accused shooter lillie jones is getting off easy... and how her family is asking the courts for a change.

kimberly. >> adam this size container in gum ball machine. you can see quite small. but problem inside could have been really big. >> this gum ball machine machine with toys ? caught eye seven-year-old alison jones when see was out to dinner with her family friday night >> i like to get my toys like bouncy balls because i really like those. but when her grandmother gave the machine what she got wasn't something to play with at all. >> when when i saw it come down i is wasn't a toy oh, thought it was candy appear closer look by nana who happens to be nurse and the family knew these weren't particula tic-tacs or mints. i'm still in shock. i don't know how it happened. i don't know how it got in there. they called police who confirmed what was inside the plastic container were in fact pills. >> the pills weren't narcotics. they were not controlled they appear to be blood pressure medication due to the size, the color and imprint that was on pill. restaurant has since removed gum ball machine police work with them reviewing video retracing steps to figure out how the pil

kimberly. >> adam, the victim's family sas he's in severe pain. he cannot move his arm and he's going to need physical therapy. that he is expected out of the hospital this evening. >> a distraught mother points to the hole in her son's bedroom wall where a bullet busted through and hit the 13-year-old boy in the shoulder. she says through a translator. >> he told her, mom, i cannot even be safe in my own home. i don't want to go back. >> this is the victim, juan lopz delgado. he went in for surgery. they thought they could remove the bullet, but they can't it's actually stuck in there. the victim's mom says her son ws sleeping in his bed when the gunfire erupted outside at neighboring boston park. >> she says that she gets upset and she doesn't understand why s it that they need to do this activity in a playground. >> it was 8:25 wednesday night and you can see the markings of at least two bullets that hit te chelsea home, one making it's wy into the third floor of the house. family says juan cried out in pain. he was like he was like it hurt so

kimberly bookman live for us with more on what exactly happened here. kimberly? >>> jadiann police say money problems probably caused this woman to lie. her husband said that he didn't know anything about it at all. >>> it's unfortunate that we're here today. >> reporter: the a podium in the millbury police station the department's chief reveals a theft reported at out to be made up. it never happened. >>> maria daly fabricated the entire story that there was no break into the home, there was no larceny from the home. >> reporter: last week police say they went to officer dan daly's home and found draws the open and the place disshelled. the wife reporting $10,000 worth of jewelry missing. neighbors were shocked and they from the high school. >> reporter: that seemed to make sense to many because the couple reported their yellow siding was vandalized too, possibly the initials of black lives matterment list were wary because no one reported hearing the dog barking. >>> the mere fact you have an active k-9 officer with a very active k-9 at the residence didn't mak

kimberly bookman was live for us with more on the story. kimberly. >> anchor: this was a difficult day out here at this police department. you know this police officer is a 12 year veteran of the force. while he has been cleared of any wrongdoing they all know his wife and she is facing serious charges. >>> i think she should know better. come on. >>> a long time millbury k-9 officer's wife is in big trouble for reporting a crime that was broken into, $10,000 of jewelry missing and yellow siding on the house vandalized with the letters blm possibly standing for black lives matter. >>> the wife of officer dalai, maria dalai, fabricated the entire story. that there was no break into the home, there was no larceny from the home. there was some spray paint that was done on the outside and that was done by mrs. daly as well. >> anchor: when word first spread of the alleged theft peop concerned saying the neighborhood is safe and they always took comfort in knowing a police officer and his police dog were nearby. >>> my initial thought it was pro

kimberly? >> reporter: sarah, that arraignment just wrapped up. what we learned in court today is that the suspect was i.d.ed by a witness. he allegedly had evidence on him that linked him to this shooting. this is 19-year-old christian garcia. police say he is a gang member known as kumba. on wednesday night, he allegedly went to chelsea's boston park and open-fired, hitting a 13-year-old boy sleeping in his bed. >> support they are giving me. >> reporter: this is the victim. juan lopez delgado, returning home from surgery where family says a bullet remains lodged in his shoulder. >> they thought they could remove the bullet, but they can't. it is actually stuck in there. >> reporter: a nine-millimeter gun was used in the shooting. shell casings were found in his clothing. >> detectives searched that >> reporter: now, the suspect was being held on $100,000 cash bail. he also has an open case in malden. the bail in that case has been revoked. he is also ordered to stay away from the witness in this case. kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> sarah: now tur

prosecutors argued stern killed kimberly because he was tired of caring for the autistic woman. authorities say an 88- year-old man, living at the independence mental health institute, groped a worker there. william cubbage faces a charge for assault with intent to commit sexual abuse. between her legs while she was showering, earlier this year. cubbage will have a hearing next month that'll determine if he's fit for trial. cubbage has been convicted of several sex crimes between 1987 through 2000. eight people face charges after protesting the bakken oil pipeline, running through iowa. we don't want it shut it down the calhoun county sheriff's office says authorities arrested eight people on a farm near rockwell city this weekend. each walking onto the path of the pipeline. the dakota access line will carry oil from north dakota to illinois. critics say it could have a negative impact on the environment. people are also holding protests on trial land in north dakota. with only days remaining, the race for the white house just got tighter. the latest a-b-c poll separates hillary

they said he attacked her at kimberly park on september 26th. they hope someone recognizes this guy and calls police. >> she was approached by an unknown male who struck her in the head, pushed her to the ground and began to sexually assault her. the female was able to fight the suspect off. late 20s to i recall 30s, short wavy hair with a muscular build and has a tattoo of a star on his right forearm. >>> officers shot a man in phoenix near 36th and van buren. we're told the suspect threatened another before police got there. he was he is expected to survive. his name has not been released but he does have a criminal history. >>> the ntsb and the faa are looking into the cause of a plane crash in the north valley. it happened near 43rd avenue and pinnacle peak. they were heading to california to celebrate clint's birthday. minutes after takeoff, they experienced odon't bey dam park area. >> when you see the damage to the airplane, the speed, the fact that he didn't have a landing strip, it's a miracle that both of those patients were alive. >>

she was glad kimberly found her and so are we. kimberly was able to share the photos from the julie's mother's dress. we were keeping our fingers crossed. >> i couldn't get over how beautiful the dress was and you said vintage is in. >> all that lace, i love that. >>> a cool start to the weekend, but we are drying out. it will get warmer. we have nine things to do in colorado this weekend on 9news.com and the 9news mobile app. >> there's nothing quite like taking a perfectly good pumpkin tomorrow and sunday in aurora at the mile high racing and arapahoe park. you can get some food and beer and check out the pumpkin patch. kids 12 and under are free, 13 and older five bucks. >>> it is otter weekend at the aquarium downtown. this is no joke. look at these guys. you can see these 5-month-old sisters olivia and amelia. they will be out for special activities they'll also be on exhibit. keep in mind, though, they're very busy otters. they typically have a packed schedule with six feedings a day and plenty of naps. >>> the great america

. >> and intent is not an aspect of requisite -- >> then he said, kimberly, you know what?here is no prosecutor, none, who would go after this woman. >> that's also not true. >> i'm just telling you -- >> talk to julgiuliani and chri christie and kimberly giuilfoyl. >> look at it and you will come to the same conclusion. >> juan there are -- >> i don't think -- >> there are e-mails that aren't available. we're finding out as recently as today that some of the podesta e-mails may implicate the campaign. as time goes, we are finding out more and more. >> we're talking about the e-mails and lock her up. you just shifted the topic. i'm saying overall -- >> we're finding out more things. >> 2,000 e-mails. >> i gotta go. >> his crew wants drawn and quartered. >> tell me about the sniffling. i know there's more people talking about the sniffling. >> i don't know. it's interesting. they didn't have the same mike from before. i'm not a sniffing scientist. >> i think it was the mike. >> the mike smells great. at one point last night -- it smells to good. >> aromatherapy. make vicks w

kimberly given. she was shot sure she would be fan day of the because she's a dallas cowboys fan. >> we become them all. >> kimberly watches every morning and her favorite personality this is funny the wisdom martin she says he keeps it real and she follows him on twitter. [ laughter ] thank you very much for the loyalty kimberly >> his head grew four sizes. but thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you kimberly. >> i can understand why you lover him. >> it's an horror i appreciate you saying that. thank you. >> show me the love. >> as for gary. >> no, i'm just kidding. >> what she's saying she follows wisdom on twitter when he's dogging redskins. >> o., you know what i deposit pick up on that. >> convincing. >> you have to turn it into something more than it actually was. >> look at gary bringing you down. >> bringing me down, >> his head size went wa, wa, wa. >> what is that. >> head size grown. >> she liked wiz donl because he keeps it real. we keep it real here when it comes to wisdom. here's the bus

reporting live from newton kimberly bookman 7 news. >> anchor: the election count down 29 days until voters voice choice for president. it is crunch time on campaign trail. donald trump and hillary clinton back on the trail after a rowdy night in st. louis. >> anchor: the republican party is turning trump. get to ryan schulteis with more. >> reporter: promise to put hillary clinton in jail may have fired up his fan base. some supporters worry it could turn off supporters. the day after hillary clinton is pleased. >> you never saw anything like that before. >> reporter: finds clinton doubled her lead over donald trump after voters heard his comments on women from 2005. trump turn around at the debate. >> he fought back and turned the focus. >> reporter: trump was combative denying he abused women. using his power as president to jail her for the emails. >> if i win i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> it's good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is t our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> reporter: t

kimberly bookman live in chelsea with the latest on the boy's condition. kimberly? >> reporter: well, sarah, the good news is that the boy is out of surgery and recovering. as police say they are making good progress in this investigation. in this third never floor bedroom, a 13-year-old chelsea his cousin says the boy walked to his window to see what all the commotion was about. only to get mixed up in the mess. >> as soon as he got to his window, a gunshot came through the window. >> reporter: a bullet hit the boy in the shoulder. >> he got off to bed and started running to my mom's room. and then just sat down because it was hurting. he sad on the floor. he was just yelling "it hurt. it hurt." >> reporter: the family immediately ducked as they continued to hear gunfire. they called police and got the boy >> he went in last night for surgery. they thought day could remove the bullet but they can't. it is stuck in there. >> reporter: there have been no arrests. this family literally hit by the violence says this all too common gunfire needs to stop. >> people aroun

. >> my son had came home and he told me that he saw kimberly punch ozzy in the face. that was not okay with me. so i stopped ozzy's visitation. >> reporter: from there, the drama only escalated. living hell. >> reporter: what did she do? >> she called, she harassed, she threatened. she wanted money from ozzy. it was a -- it was a constant battle. >> i mean, i -- i yeah, i wasn't happy with her. i was pretty pissed off at kim. >> reporter: in the polygraph interview after the murder, the cops want to know if her hatred for kim extended to ozzy. >> have you ever made any comments that, hey, i wished ozzy was dead. >> i did say things like that towards his girlfriend, kim. i said i wish i could kill her. >> reporter: you heard that right. "kill kim." but was ozzy also in the cross-hairs? coming up, cynthia takes things into her own hands. how far did she go? stay with us. ? some relationships you stick with. over time, they get even better. find the best plan, however your needs might change. because great things are ahead of you when your health is ready for them. human

this may be the most fierce fighting we've seen so far. >> kimberly beyond all of those complicationsurse there's the humanitarian crisis that's unfolding. >> and u.n. and other humanitarian bodies have tried to prepare for this. they've prepared for a flood of say 400,000 people. that's one of the estimates. but it could be a much larger amount of people displaced. and in the past, they've had difficulties getting enough water and food to the area. they've also had difficulty with iraqi forces unfairly, they thought, vetting people who were trying to leave. now the iraqi army has said it would give amnesty to isis fighters. but as people leave they're probably going to be questioned, and we don't know how many jailed. the iraqi government is trying to look like the merciful force here but they also don't want to let any senior isis fighters escape in the process. >> oh, my gosh kimberly dozier, paul cruickshank thank you for spelling out how complicated all of this is. >> donald trump and his supporters are pushing unsubstantiated claims that the election will be rigged. will this af

kimberly's last loss was at the end of the 2012 season. and ted perry's alma mater loses tonight. gary douglas tweeting this picture saying, reedsburg retains coveted "old river jug trophy" for another year. baraboo zero... reedsburg 21. these highlights are not gone forever, quite the opposite as you can check them out whenever you want on our website, fox 6 now dot com slash sports. finally tonight.... an epic celebration -- involving an epic culinary creation. oktoberfest -- officially underway in la crosse. the festivities kicked off with the annual "slicing of the golden brat." it's an eight foot long, ninety pound sausage. members of american legion post began cooking the golden brat late last night. wanted to do for the community, to bring awareness to the american legion and our veterans. and also to just have fun for oktoberfest - earn money for the programs for the american legion, children and youth, our other veterans programs." la crosse's mayor the 2015 fest-master served as honorary darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? 7 gigs o

showers will work kimberly new lne monday and tuesday with the t chance of showers but the way this is going up we arer anticipating oakwood at the middle of next weeke strong of af local god is still somewhat ofw a? at this point he can't hang onto mid-seventieshhi one shoot crash that imaginary border ofne october 15. it is an active construction zone. people are out there working pretending see construction going ont ki around to get her own route to the storm but was hurricane matthew is gone. is pretty people have been theed by the storm the us latest occurred after he could onto a foot of roadway more flooding is expected.oot he fear of road deaths flooded dof not take your car through that road. if you seee ug a around that area. in other news right now four years old central florida girl has been recovered in tennessee and thebee man who took her is police custodyh if echo lewis ws -year-old man whose legal name is wild west tongs.st you took lewis send it going for the front ofd i the family been seeing them sometime he wasw asked to leave the family's home .fter twoa her circ

like kimberly long." and that's when he let me go, pending my appeal. so i went home. >> reporter: the process takes years. finally in february, 2009, the california supreme court denies kim's final appeal, and she's ordered to turn herself in. but nothing in this case is simple. on the day kim is due to report into prison, she disappears. >> how do you turn yourself over to a life sentence? 15 to life means you'rin out in a pine box. >> reporter: next, kim long on the lam. ?? if you love caramel, then you'll love all the ways we're finding to make you love it even more. so we always have the one that makes you feel like someone very special. werther's original caramels. if your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec? for powerful allergy relief. ?. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec?. muddle no more?. why be in the kitchen when you can be in the moment? olive garden now offers catering delivery. [ ping! ] the new iphone's finally here! and you can get it on any

what you and kimberly talk about. and i'm happy to talk about it.e clear -- >> on an opinion show. >> i'm not a journalist. they keep writing i'm a journalist. i keep telling them i am a talk host. >> but you're a strategist to understand that no matter what her vulnerabilities may be, if there's an election to be won you win it by talking about the issues that people care about. >> he pivots back. do you agree with that in. >> look. he's so strong on the economy and jobs, creating infrastructure, restoring safety in communities on national security, there's so many things that you can hit hillary on and the polling shows she's weak kneed when it comes to the e-mailing scandal. don't get distracted by the other issues. i get it. he doesn't let anybody land a punch, always wanting to counter punch. >> let his team surrogates, the talk show hosts who have strong opinions like us and doug, we can give opinions on that. at least that would inform. i do believe there's an entire generation that don't know paula jones story. i mean exposing him, groping,

lou: joining me now kimberly guilfoyle.st of the 5, comey letter seemed to go in different direction. what do you make of this new evidence based on four devices, one of which belong add huma abedin. and anthony weiner. >> they have 4 devices, one to huma one to anthony, i think this is significant, as a former prosecutor, you have evidence they bring something forward to me even if a case of decided previously, when you receive new evidence, you review it, you get a sense of how significant it is, any whether the case should be reopened. high woulreopened, he would not be putting that letter out if he did not have something of serious consequences. lou: there is a lot of bureaucratic ease in this but to assess importance of evidence, you would think these assessed that importance before intervening in a presidential election 11 days hence? >> it is significant to go forward and make this statement, which telling me he has been able to assess at least a portion of it there are thousands of e-mails, and multiple devices you

serve pumpkin spread with veggies or kimberly, thanks for being here. coming up tomorrow, our vet expert and another one of those adorable shelter pets will join us here to answer your questions. stay with your 24 hour news department says a man who was 81 years of age or older has died from west nile. this is the first death in iowa in 6 years. the department says 33 people have gotten sick from west nile, and several other cases are under investigation. a federal judge approved a 15 against volkswagen for its emissions cheating scandal. about 475 thousand owners of v-w's and audis will now be able to seek buybacks of their vehicles. owners can also get payments of around 5 thousand or 10 thousand dollars. a retired university of iowa administrator' s lawsuit against the board of regents will continue to court. it centers around private meetings the board of regents held group violated the iowa open meetings act. regents say they didn't violate the law, because a majority of the board members were not present. tonight the students of central high schoo

let's get to kimberly bookman with more. >> reporter: the uber driver that slammed into this home with a passenger in the back seat has a long history of speeding, failure to stop and accidents. a witness to wednesday's crash who doesn't want to show his face on camera says aid way with minor injureries. >> i thought they were dead. i'm surprised they both got out of the car. >> reporter: this is a copy of between's' driving record from the department of transportation. it spans backs to 1985 with several license suspensions. his most recept incident was a year ago until this ride wednesday to the top of beacon hill where he crashed into a brick wall. >> you have to be stepping on the gas to get the car going that fast and impact. no of the skid marks, didn't look like there was any attempt to even show down. >> reporter: boston police say the toyota rav 4 he was driving came in contact with a car at the bottom of the street, then lost control accelerating, they do not plan to charge the man. supports are in place to keep the brick barrier intact leaving one car trapped in the cart yar