people living in small bucks county area are celebrating a victory after fighting to keep the local police officers on the job, like town leaders were threatening to disband the department. >> and students at prestigious local school calling for the board chairman to be fired after a series of controversial tweets. why your sinus president is calling the situation a learning experience. >> donald trump is returning to philadelphia for the second time in there is than a week, issues concerning the republican nominee right now and what new pole numbers are redeveloping about his campaign. >> good day everybody, it is tuesday, september 7th, 2016. >> i walk in, i'm color blind, i shea color is that? she goes lilac. what's lilac. it is like purpose snell. >> like a shade of purple. >> school is back in session, philadelphia student, we want to see your pictures of your kids dress in the lilac or fuchia. send them to us using social media fox 29 goodday. >> all right, sue serio, a better day of kids back on the bus. >> that's right. philadelphia public schools, it is their first day of school t

this is where the fbi along with numerous local police departments, 16 local police departments in fact, they are together teaming up, the police agencies and the fbi, for a mock kidnapping investigation. all of this is staged with elements from real kidnapping or child abduction cases. and they're taking all of those fake case of events. you are looking at the interview that started off the morning. an actor portraying the person of a parent and that person being interviewed. the fbi and local police say this is a very important first step and one in which they can a team up together in these very important and difficult investigations. >> unifying our approach to handling child abductions. greatly ea safe return of the child. >> craig: back here live. it is worth noting the person you just heard from is the new special agent in charge appointed by fbi director james comey. he is in charge of the las vegas field office for the fbi. he hasn't been here very long so one of his important goals is to meet with local police departments and let them know the fbi can be a partner to them so t

shortly after midnight, it was decided that the local police force will remain intact. people packing the borough hall for a 7:30 meeting which lasted nearly five hours, people pushing to save the penndel police department, which has about ten part-time officers and full time police chief to cover 2400 resident. the borough was considering excepting a contract from neighboring middletown township police department to provide services to this community, and disband the penndel force in an effort to save $2 million over the course of ten years. borough council thought the cost-savings would be really beneficial to this small town. but people who live here, are vehemently opposed to that idea. >> waist going to happen is our little town, and then penndel, the drugs come in, the robbers come back, people are going to be robbing and stealing. we have no -- where is everyone going to be in. >> the borough is kind of up against financial straight. we don't have a loft room left to increase taxes and just had pretty big tax increase on the resident, so we're already strange them

many want their local police force patrolling their streets. their police officers about 150 residents stuffed inside this tiny borough council chambers. windows had to be opened so people could watch from the outside. the plan is to disban the department of 10 part-time officers and its full-time police chief a very contentious meeting on a very passionate issue. >> if you take them aware what's going to happen our little town penndel, the drugs come in. the guns come back. people are going to be robbed and stealing. where is everyone going to be. >> the borough is kind of up against financial straits. we don't have a lot of room left to increase tacks. we just recently had a pretty big tax increase on our residents so we're already straining them. >> reporter: there are a couple police officers right now standing outside the meeting. if approved, this agreement would go into effect on januar january 1st. and all 10 penndel part-time police officers would have to reapply for their jobs with middletown township. the board is still meeting. many

. >>> in cases like the one in north carolina, the fbi is quick to help local police investigate the kidnapping of children. today, the fbi office is teaming up with 167 local team agencies for a mock kidnapping scenario. interview with a parent. they use facts from real cases that have been investigated by the fbi. >> unifying our approach to handling child abductions greatly increases our opportunities for a safe return. that's the goal. safe return of the child. >> well, the exercise helps local police and the fbi build a closer working relationship so that the first time fbi agents and local police meet it isn't during the investigation of a real crime. >>> you know, a man who miles away from las vegas thinks his father is here. >> we'll show you his viral request to find his family and why he thinks his dad is here. >>> and forget rob the vote. some rappers are looking to rap the vote to get people to register to vote. >> reporter: we showed you guys tortoises and tailgates tailgating? this little horse right here, just one of the many members of the brocket family. we'll introd

counterterrorism officers, state and local police, and the national guard patrolling major transit hubs. >> we'll be doing enhanced bag checks. throughout the city. >> reporter: saturday night's blast caught on this surveillance video circulating online. sending pedestrians running and ducking for cover. >> a bomb just went off in new york. >> reporter: the 23rd street location, a bustling center of restaurants and night life. this surveillance video from a fitness club across the street, capturing the chaos. watch again as the force of the blast rocks the camera. >> there was big black clouds of like smoke. >> all of a sudden, we hear, boom! [ explosion ] >> reporter: so strong, it blew out windows of adjacent buildings and cars, sending shrapnel and glass flying. this woman bloodied and dazed. helped by a bystander. >> come with me. i'm holding you. okay? come with me. you okay? nothing's going to happen. >> reporter: first responders leading the injured, 29 in total, into ambulances. most of them going to hospitals.

this is where the fbi along with numerous local police departments, 16 local police departments in fact, they are together teaming up, the police agencies and the fbi, for a mock kidnapping investigation. all of this is staged with elements from real kidnapping or child abduction cases. and they're taking all of those

going to be ok but >> dana: colin kaepernick refusing to stand for the national anthem. >> kim: local police with a warning this morning not just for us locals but also visitors this weekend. what you need to know about some super aggressive street performers. >> dana: the hurricane made land fall last night in the florida gulf coast. if have you to change your airline tickets we have an airport runway, they are going to waive the exchange fees that they normally charge for to you change your tickets.

the police continue their investigation and, of course, we stay on top of the local story. >>> and right now, police in northeast ohio are investigating a rash of attempted smash-and-grabs in the area. the latest at the hands of criminals so bold, they made their moves across the street from the police station. the scene of the attempted smash-and-grab was at gas usa and directly across from the university circle police department. there was another at the same timed smash-and-grab as well and it was at the lope max store on shardin road and euclid avenue. you can see the atm and van sitting in the parking lot. >> and another at east 74th street and severe avenue. and we found two holes in the building and gasoline everywhere. a minivan was left in the parking lot and there is noy word on if all are related. of course, local police are on >>> and presidential candidate from the campaign trail talking terrorism. after a series of attacks on u.s. soil over the weekend. >> and drivers in the american south are experiencing pain at the pump after a major pipeline leak. gasoline pipeline and

we would have never known. >> reporter: the family sued the local police department in 2007 accusing police and local residents of discriminating against them because of their religion saying quote, muslims don't belong here and being threatened and harassed by a local police officers r police officer officer. the local mayor said they were getting complaints from the neighborhood after which they voted to close it at 10:00 which led to some clashes with the police department because the police were enforcing certain county ordinances. >> ramani was radicalized in afghanistan. he was born there, moved to the united states and traveled back and forth several times, according to u.s. forces. ramani told him he was in afghanistan four years ago. >> i hadn't seen him in a long time. he was on vacation to afghanistan, and i was like all right. >> you got the impression it was an extended vacation. >> it kind of makes sense. >> ramani attended middlesex college in edmond new jersey from 2010 to 2012 majoring in criminal justice. he did not graduate. friends from high school describe him as

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that gap is simply this, what the fbi needs to do is share critical information like that with local police. in new york city and the largest cities it's being done but in smaller communities it's not being done. the local cop on the beat knows the who, what, when, where in his neighborhood and i can tell you if that information was given to local police, they could have their local intelligence units watch these people for a while. jenna: you have a feeling it wasn't sure? >> i don't believe for one minute that it's shared with the street cops. i know there's a joint terrorism task force and they will send some information. you ask any local cop on the street patrolling the neighborhood, he don't have a clue. he does not have a clue. now, i know that there's a lot of concern about information is secret and classified but there is a way that you could declassify some of this material to have local police departments look into this. jenna: of course, we know there was disputes with local police departments. you're familiar with new jersey, of course, having worked there for so many years. sp

. >>> plus a local police chief says his officers face danger even before they go out on patrol. the plea he is making for better security at police headquarters. and still a few showers on stormtracker radar this morning. how long the drizzle and fog lasts befor take over. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: good morning, everybody, 5:00 on this tuesday morning, september 20. we appreciate you being with us this morning. i am gene lavanchy. >> sara: i am sara underwood. feeling a lot like florida out there this morning. meteorologist shiri spear says the muggy, foggy and damp conditions will only last half of the day. the fox25 stormtracker weather center to time out the slow "slow improvement." showers am waking up over massachusetts. plymouth southward, cape, island, all spots that we have to watch here for some passing significant rain. elsewhere it is going to be followingy. it is going to be misty this morning. you might want that waterproof layer because it is damp and humid and dense fog inch lawrence

a packed house inside the borough hall and up for debate is whether to disband the local police department. penndel has one full-time chief and ten part-time officers. a vote is expected tonight, but the meeting is going on right now. if the vote passes, the community would be policed by middletown police. >>> look at this. a police chase ends with a crash and then bullets start flying. why officers say they had no choice but to open fire. >>> a menorah stolen from a synagogue. the clues that could help police catch the thief. >>> taking a toll, how dodgers could be threatening the future of the pennsylvania turnpike. >>> i've got some showers in parts of new jersey tonight and then the heat moves in. i'll tell you when the heat wave could begin and how long it's going to last in my nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, t

what's missing is giving local police departments around the country the training they need to share with them what to look for, what to gather, what to send up the chain. we also need this. and i got a lot of heat for saying this, but we need to give the nsa power back that they need in order to tap into a lot of chatter that's going on around the world. don't forget, the white house has restricted them to some degree to doing the job they need to do to prechbvent anothe attack. >> all right, steve. i have more questions. stand by as we await this news conference from mayor bill de blasio. we'll get more details from that presser. we'll bring it to you live when it happens. meanwhile, eric -- >> you know, from the spree of terrorist bombings and the weather underground revoluti revolutionarie revolutionaries, there was the bombingquarters in 1982. a bombing at lagarde why airport in 1975. that's when terrorists put a bomb actually in a locker, a baggage locker at laguardia airport. it exploded. 11 people were killed. this is what we went through in this country for years. 4,000 bomb

have got much more straight ahead. >>> for the third time this week, a bank robbery suspect avoid local police trying to chase him down. this a picture of the suspect during a robbery on tuesday at the commerce bank in west boylston. he left the scene on a black motorcycle. yesterday police in marlborough spotted the suspect and the bike but he raced off at high speeds evtu motorcycle at a gas station in berlin. he is considered armed and dangerous but he did not show a weapon during the bank robbery. >>> a police officer at framingham state university is now off the job and facing several charges. the officer is accused of committing a lewd act while on campus and also charged with witness intimidation. the officer is on administrative leave and has been banned from campus. >>> the main story today is the weather. tropical storm hermine has already made an impact on many >> ferries from martha's vineyard to the cape were cancelled yesterday afternoon. fox25's stephanie coueignoux is live in chatham and stephanie, those ferries were cancelled because of the thunderstorm warning that has been i

. >> kim: local police have found the getaway vehicle but we still have a murder suspect on the loose this morning. for. that is alonzo who managed to escape from police dust different he's cued of taking the life of the man you saw a picture of. according to local police alonzo took that man's life because robinson would not hold the door open for a woman at mcdonald's. the 25-year-old was in an interview room shortly after his arrest on friday, you see a not long after that picture was taken apparently he broke free if his hands cuffs and was able to get out of the room. now we're hearing from the victim's sister who wants perez to face the music for killing her brother. she is down right angry he security than that. you are interviewing a mushed suspect. you need to face what you did. you were wrong for what you did. you need to pay for what you did. >> kim: if you see him, he is considered armed and dangerous. you can call 911 in this case. you can call that crime stoppers hot line number on >> dana: it was a soggy labor day weekend for a lot of people with a live look at the jers

and shiri has possible severe weather on the way today. >> gene: a local police chief is under investigation this morning. michael henrich live in gloucester we are the details. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the mayor of gloucester announced simply that the police chief is on paid administrative leave pending the results of an internal investigation but the mayor did not in that brief statement say why that investigation started in the bottom line is that this celebrated police chief leonard campanello is on leave at the moment. he gave national fame as well as regional acclaim for creating the angel program to battle opioid addiction. even getting an honor at the white house earlier this year campanello told the gloucester times he did not know what the investigation was about but he was unconcerned. learn more in 15 minutes. live in gloucester, michael henrich, fox parrotta live in worcester where a man will be making a court appearance today after police ahe threatened another driver with a machete, and fox25 does have exclusive video of that encounter. you can take a

perkins now says she's fighting for all victims of domestic abuse. >> imagine being the local police officer on the receiving end of this conversation. he approaches a local teacher with a student and the teacher responded yes it's true. we take you to craig standing by at the regional justice center. good morning. >> good morning, kim and to you at home. five counts of committing sex with a students. that is what police say former teacher frank bare admitted. after his arrest a lot of information came forward. he said that a female student this morning scheduled for sentencing. the crime happened in march of this year. he chose not to go to trial. the student admitted to having sex with him five times, twice in the classroom and three times in his van. they exchanged explicit photographs. this happened at a school legacy high. the arrest report stated the contact began when the girl was 17 and she's 18 now. th that is a law there that says a teacher can't have sexual or romantic relationships with their students. i'll be in court for the sentencing. with his admission to police give

as of right now early on in the investigation local police believe she wasn't doing anything wrong. this was at the fault of the teenager. >> dana: a local man planned to kill his estranged wife and her boyfriend once they returned indianapolis. new details about that love try angle that led to gunfire at the airport parking garage. detectives say that jeffrey brown waited in the parking garage and fired several shots at them when they arrived. both victims currently in stable condition. brown surrendered peacefully to police a few hours later at a local v.a. center. he's been charged with attempted murder. >> kim: a big update will spend the rest of his life behind bars for his role in a murder for hire plot against a nellis airman. he was gunned down inside his garage in 2010. local prosecutors proving that corey hawkins and you saw a picture of him at the beginning of the video helped his wife plan his murder. also along with michael rodriguez. this came to light when he was gunned down. are already serving life sentences. which takes us to another case that has captivated the cou

local police want to find out more about him. >>> accusations of a local police department going all the way to the top and what two officers are doing about it. >>> downtown will be packed throughout the day as broncos fans gather. how you can join in on the fun. >>> you might not realize how important honey bees are. if they die we suffer. >>> before stories let's head to lisa hidalgo with her broncos sweater dress on. what's the weather like? >> my husband said this was a waste of money. i've worn it three times now. >> and got it on sale. >> well, not really. not this occasion. >> it was worth it. >>> beautiful start to this morning from the stadium on downtown denver. you will find clear skies this morning and still and dark now. here's your cheat sheet for today.

police in berlin searching for a man they say has been last night state and local police converged on this gas station after he was spotted here. initially led police in a high speed chase and police stopped in the have of public safety. >> they immediately called off the pursuit because of speeds. and marlborough police observed the suspect's motorcycle parked at the gas pump right here. >> reporter: police have taken that motorcycle as evidence and say it was stolen. all started last tuesday when commerce bank in west boylston. he handed the teller a note and you can see her handing him cash in the surveillance photo. it is a bit tough to see his face 37 he is wearing a bandana, helmet and sdmrass. he has been spotted in clinton, west boylston, marlborough and west lynn before getting away. people in the area shaken up knowing that someone people consider armed and dangerous is on the loose. >> that means he is around somewhere. that would scare m >> a small town. and surprised that this small town that would happen. but we will keep our eye open. >>> and police say he did not show

we follow local police officersy they use an unusual tactic to >> anchor: local police tracking texters, to prevent the dangerous distraction. west bridge water officers out on bikes peeking right into >> enforcing the ban is tough so prevention can go a long way. jonathan hall is live in west bridge water. >> reporter: good evening. it was 6 years ago massachusetts outlawed texting and driving. when you're here on the road, it is illegal, even to surf the internet, even while standing at a stoplight. take that guy, pulling up there. the police chief is making enforcement a priority. >> silver suv. >> police on bikes in cruisers, on a mission to find drivers texting at the wheel. >> even though you're at a red light you're looking at your phone. looked like you were scrolling through stuff. looking at messages. >> reporter: some offenders come up with interesting excuses they don't quite believe. >> i tell me you're looking at your time. >> i was. >> come op. >> i was. but it was a red light. i get it. >> do you have a time clock up there. you do, right. >> 1:58. people are getting savv

, but continue to have the local police work with the joint terrorism taskforce and the fbi.hink the guidelines may be too strict on what the fbi is allowed to do. i discussed this with director comey. only i think 35,000 fbi agents nationwide. 35,000 cops in new york city alone. in cases like this, where there may be smoke but can't find the fire, again, advise the local police, give them the information you have. they can track down leads, keep their eyes and ears open. it's important to do that. again, this is the fourth time we're aware of, just in the last several years where an attack has occurred from some fight carried out by someone who was under fbi investigation. >> quick question on cyber security. do you believe russians are involved in these cyber attacks on the democratic national committee, for example, efforts to perhaps deal with elections here in the united states? >> again from what i've seen, i do believe there is russian involvement, and i do believe that they are, if anything, they're trying to disrupt confidence in the election. take away confidence in

. >> local police officer returned to the hospital, after being hit by a drunk driver, how this scene is connected to the stabbing. >> and, president obama taking questions at town hall, with soldiers at fort lee in virginia, how the president says he wasted difficult decision toss sends hundreds of additional troops to iraq to fight ice us. >> it will be a wet day. how long is the rain expected to stick around? looks like a lot of it right there on radar, right? kinds of messy at 4:00 this thursday morning, thanks for waking up with us, good morning, lauren. >> how is diamond your dog? >> she is okay. >> she's not. talking about how you decided to do a little clipping and it turned into edward cyst after hands. okay, let's get to the weather a lot going on out there? >> chris, lauren, it will be gully washer, so have the rain gear, have the umbrellas, have the rain boots handy. look behind me at ultimate doppler, then taking a look at pretty much wall of water, moving up from the south heavy rainfall, in fact, new castle county moving into kent county, also salem, cumberland county i

local police want to find out more about him. >>> accusations of a local police department going all the way to the top and what two officers are doing about it. >>> downtown will be packed throughout the day as broncos fans gather. how you can join in on the fun. >>> you might not realize how important honey bees are. if they die we suffer. >>> before stories let's head to lisa hidalgo with her broncos sweater dress on. what's the weather like? >> my husband said this was a waste of money. i've worn it three times now. >> and got it on sale. >> well, not really. not this occasion. >> it was worth it. >>> beautiful start to this morning from the stadium on downtown denver. you will find clear skies this morning and still and dark now. here's your cheat sheet for today. and great football weather tonight. we are tracking a cold front tomorrow and that's going to bring our temperatures down but not bringing any rain. we're expecting clear skies tomorrow. denver today 89. fort collins 88. pueblo and lamar low to mid 90s. we're looking at your forecast tonight for the game. here's your f

more on a local police department working to repair relations. >>> and now our 20 minutes of nonstop news -- a driver claims a philadelphia police officer cut him off and pulled out a gun in a road rage incident and after our report last night another driver has come out with a similar claim. >> came over to my window and started acting like he was pulling me over. he was intimidating and belligerent. >> that incident happened back in april. >> and the police officer in question has been taken off the street pending an internal affairs investigation. >> denise, walk us through the latest developments. >> reporter: the most recent incident happened here on the schuylkill expressway, but we did talk to a victim that said that the same thing happened to him in the same offduty police officer in the same pick-up truck. >> a man who asked not to be identified came forward this story after seeing our story on nbc 10. he shared this video of a man who drove a pick-up truck matching one involved in an alleged road rage incident yesterday. the man said the driver of the pickup tailgated him an

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where kaiser willis died after he wandered away from city run camp in july. >>> sara: state and local police robbed a bank and took place on car chase more than once. jessica reyes live in berlin. police are warning people this man is armed >> jessica: police say he led them on several chases last week and this morning they are still trying to track him down. now, this all started last tuesday when police say he robbed a bank in west boylston and then took off on motorcycle. just yesterday police in marlboro chased to gas station in berlin and called the chase off in the interest of public safety. pumps there and took off running. police say the motorcycle was stolen and did not show a weapon during last week's bank robbery but despite that police do believe he is armed and dangerous and people that live around here, of course, are worried to hear he is still on the loose this morning. >> means he is around somewhere and that would scare me. >> jessica: helmet, sunglasses and bandanna and tough to see the face. police have motorcycle as evidence and asking anyone with information about this

and a local police department helps out a veteran who was victimized by a 'packers ticket scam.'a heartwarming story as the news at noon exactly two months left in the presidential campaign for 2016....and today, hillary clinton and donald trump are back on the trail. they both appeared separately yesterday at a televised commander in chief forum in new york. and clinton defended her handlin while she served as secretary of state., (hrc sot) i communicated about classified material on a wholly separate system. at the same time, the democratic nominee admitted it was a mistake to use a personal e-mail account during her time at the state department. this forum included questions from veterans and active service members, and during donald trump's appearance, he said the u-s military needs new leadership. 3 (sot - trump) the generals trump criticized the current comander in chief saying russia's vladimir putin has been more of a leader than barack obama.meanwhile, libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson released a statement saying he ?does? understand the confict in syria af

they're using local police to do that. it's all been done in an effort to allow peaceful demonstration, allowing people to demonstrate without any push-back. if you noticed, a couple people yelling at the police officers, we saw that tape. the police officers didn't grunt or move or posture, they just stood there. the ones that took the hug accepted the hug. then you had people standing in front of police officers, basically protecting the police from the protesters. this is textbook that people should take notice of and say, this is the way it should have happened last night. >> steve, you made the point of nobody's fault here. the backdrop is fraught throughout north carolina. this is just one of the subplots happening. >> no doubt. this will be one of the subjects of the presidential debate monday night. this will be at the heart of a really tough election of an incumbent governor who has been involved in all the social issues we've talked about that have reverberated back on the economy of north carolina so badly. we lo

they're using local police to do that. it's all been done in an effort to allow peaceful demonstration, allowing people to demonstrate without any push-back. if you noticed, a couple people yelling at the police officers, we saw that tape. the police officers didn't grunt or move or posture, they just stood there. the ones that took the hug accepted the hug. then you had people standing in front of police officers, basically protecting the police from the protesters. this is textbook that people should take notice of and say, this is the way it should have happened last night. >> steve, you made the point of nobody's fault here. the backdrop is fraught throughout north carolina. this is just one of the subplots happening. >> no doubt. this will be one of the subjects of the presidential debate monday night. this will be at the heart of a really tough election of an incumbent governor who has been involved in all the social issues we've talked about that have reverberated back on the economy of north carolina so badly. we lo

again, both campus and local police are investigating. live in framingham nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> a man is facing charges after police say he attacked another man with a knife at a cape cod restaurant. brendan medeiros is facing multiple charges. police say the 35-year-old cut the victim on chin and left cheek -- left cheek. a the police say the victim's friend held him on the ground until the officers arrived. nearby hospital and released. >>> a dorchester man facing charges in a deadly hit-and-run in mattapan. police say 39-year-old anthony buchanan turned himself in around 1 a.m. sunday morning. he was drunk driving and speeding on morton street when he hit a woman in the crosswalk on friday night. janet simms was killed. he will be arraigned tomorrow morning. >>> police are trying to identify the body of a man pulled from a mowedy river. officials found the body yesterday afternoon. state police ems and medical examiner's office were at the scene. >>> mississippi school honoing the two nuns found -- honoring the two nuns fo

police say the children were unharmed but taken to a local , hospital as a precaution. >> it was a blessing. it was a relief. it could have just been so bad. it could have been so bad. >> so, the search for the suspect continues, but police say those 10-month-old twins are doing just fine. near 49th and concordia, i'm firefighters struggle to battle a southside blaze. the house at 60th and morgan so full of stuff they could barely get inside. they tried to get in through the front door but couldn't. , it was completely blocked off. the one person in the home made it out safely, but only after trying to extinguish the kitchen fire, and then also getting trapped briefly by all of the materials. the firefighters forced their way in through the back door to finally get at that blaze. fire officials tell us this is a scenario that they try to prepare for. >> it's what some refer to as a hoarder house. we like to call it a content -rich environment, or heavy-content environment. you're looking at maze-like conditions. a lot of debris, a lot of stuff, a lot of things that haven't been thrown out o

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>> for the third week -- for the third time, that is, this week, a bank robbery suspect avoids local police trying to chase them down. this is the picture of a suspect during the robbery at the commerce bank in west boylston. left the scene on a black motorcycle. yesterday, police in marlborough spotted the suspect and the bike, but he raced off at high speeds eventual berlin. >> there has been several spotings of this motorcycle with the suspect on it, and pursuit was called off due to high speeds self-times this week so do not want to endanger the public >> the suspect left the gas station on foot. he is considered armed and dangerous but did not show a weapon during the robbery. >>> 4:36 right now. boston police officers are forced to jump from the roof of a building while chasing an intruder in the north end. from residents on thatcher and north martin street and said a man was on the roof and trying to break in. eventually officers spotted the man and gave chase. they jumped from one building to the other and captured the suspect. a 24-year-old man from new york inside another apartmen

. >> dana: including our chihuahu >> dana: a man killed inside a car at a local park. police on the hunt for suspect this morning. >> kim: new video. some of it on your screen as we speak. that nevada highway patrol trooper and we're seeing the moment right before he is shot at. his badge saved his life. the whole story headed your way. first week for many parents and children here in the school district. wait until you see what some of the parents had to say. >> dana: welcome in on this friday september 2. clear skies being revealed. sun came up about 20 minutes ago. >> kim: different images coming live from the east coast because of hermine. we'll get to that in >> jeff: we've got an issue on >> kelly: little breezy today. big changes on the way for the rest of the weekend. we'll talk about it in 10 minutes. >> kim: just about six hours ago we got word a man was shot dead inside his car at a local park at lake mead and more tin luther king area. the victim shot in the chest and passed away at a nearby hospital. details about what led up to morning. a man was seen leaving th

it should go without saying that any policy of police department adopt follows state, federal and local law. the review process here. the police department, every policy is reviewed by the department of justice federal monitor, who is appointed by a federal judge. policy, we asked asked -- experts. officials from ice were brought in. the major city chiefs association represents 70 million for instance, the major city's chief association, which new orleans is a member, represents 70 million americans. they support policies that foster trust, cooperation, between police officers and immigrant communities we all serve. my third point is that nopd's policy on immigration status which make the city safer. it frees up our officers to focus onio

that attack and the suspect is now in jail. >>> meanwhile, a show of gratitude and support from a local police force for the son of a fallen police officer from texas. 13-year-old tyler martin was invited to lunch today at the vorheis police department, the department dedicated their summer junior police academy to the slain teen's father. officer richard martin killed in the line of duty last year. martin also took part in a canine demonstration with young people who devoted their hard work this summer, to his father. then after the visit, tyler headed over to citizens bank park where he met some of the phillies and hung out down there on the field as the team took batting practice. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> cloudy skies will continue tonight for the most part, we should stay dry as temperatures drop into the lower 70s overnight we topped out at 83 degrees in philadelphia. the high tempt. we're right now currently at 81, 79 in allentown, 78 in vineland. the cool spot, coatesville, 75 and 75 in dover. so temperatures dropping, but not very quickly. we're keeping a close eye o

((shakala alvaranga)) denise, we know that airport security and local police work together in instances like this. there is a detailed security plan in place. fortunately, tonight police were able to piece together what happened. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the large police presence at the airport had some concerned initially that there could be a terror threat at mccarran -- we know this was not terror-related. anxiety across the country is up after bombings in the new york, new jersey area. in those bombings and now faces attempted murder charges. additional charges are expected. the man was wounded and will survive... after a shootout with police in new jersey./// ((denise valdez)) >>> 8 news now has learned that the events in the new york - new jersey area have affected how metro is policing the strip here in las vegas. ((dave courvoisier)) >> if you've been down there, you may have noticed the increased presence. but there's more to their response than just numbers. brittany edney joins us live in the news room with more on the local efforts. brittany? ((brittany edney)) >> that's rig

a popular local police chief off the job tonight. >> responds to the pending internal investigation. and what the town is doing next. landmarks is turning 300 years old. big celebration plus the significance and is that ice-t? nope, it's lemonade. is that ice-t? lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? lemonade, read the sign. lemonade. read it. ok. delicious. ice-t at a lemonade stand? surprising. what's not surprising? yo, ice-t! it's lemonade, man! >>> let's look live at the city. again, we are keeping an eye on the sky tonight. we could see heavy rain and strong winds. the next few hours. meteorologist sara is here, and they're expected to move out quickly. >> yes, we've seen a few develop over the last hour or two. they're pushing off to the coast. all thanks to the cold front. once the front clears the coast, the threat will come to an end. we still have activity out there. watching the shower, now a thunderstorm in providence, but evening. it doesn't take much for some of the showers to develop. when you see the darker shades of red, this is approaching franklin, along

this all occurred because police officers shot and killed an african-american man after they went to an apartment complex there. a local woman calling for peace now. >> you got to stop, you got to stop killing each other. >> dana: angry residents confronted the police officers. situation erupted hours after police went to an apartment complex to serve a suspect with a warrant. officers encountered a different man inside a car. scott later pronounced dead at the hospital after they say they had to shoot him because he had a gun in his hand. family members say he was not armed. the officer who fired, placed on administrative leave. standard procedure in such cases. >> kim: we are learning more about the man suspected of unleashing terror in new york and new jersey. this is according to the f.b.i., the information they've obtained. a chilling glimpse into what motivated that man. the documents saying that two years ago the f.b.i. looked into him but came up with nothing afghan born united states citizen bought bomb ingredients on ebay and recorded a video of himself igniting a blast in his backyard. >> dana: time for deci

. >> our local police, they know who a lot of these people are. about it because they don't want to be accused of profiling. and they don't want to be accused of all sorts of things. do we have a choice? >> reporter: when the bomb went off saturday night, hillary clinton addressed reporters on her plane and calling it a bombing before officials did. >> i think it's always wiser to white until you have information before making conclusions. >> reporter: clinton saying isis. >> the kind of words and rhetoric trump uses gives aide and comfort to our adversaries. >> reporter: returning to the issue of temperament. >> this is a fast moving situation and sobering reminder we need steady leadership in a unsteady world. >> reporter: released the topics for the first presidential debate, america's direction, achieving prosperity, and deep in her debate prep. donald trump focuses on debate prep over the weekend. abc news, florida. >>> well, coming up, we're going to have the rest of the morning's headlines including a troubling story from tulsa. >> family a

. >> local police are stepping up patrol to keep everyone safe here. similar thing happened in wisconsin ecently. turned out, that clown was just there for some kind of marketing stunt so that was a misunderstanding. >> okay. but this one is creepy. >> yeah. if it's doing something wrong with kids, that's not good. >> yeah. clowns are not my favorite. >> no? >> fear of clowns. >> yes. yeah. it's a real thing, i promise. >>> we are going to be seeing chance for storms later on this afternoon. this i if you are out in the roads this morning, just be aware that we can see areas of patchy, dense fog, so just please practice caution. that'll eventually dis as we head throughout the morning hours. cooler and cloudier, though. right now, our temperatures across the front range, 46 degrees in evergreen, 63 in city park. only 59 degrees in boulder, but we are going to be warming up but not as much as yesterday. upper 70s to lower 80s. >>> and it's going to feel a little bit more busy here on the conditions. a lot of people are back at it seeing a lot more traff

what i'm seeing more and more and more is more and more encroachment from washington on local police. one of the problems is it takes away flexibility. one of the things that's worked in my lifetime in law enforcement is movements toward letting the citizenry work nature closely with the police -- more closely with police on the local level, what community policing has been about the past 20, 30 years, depending who you talk to. when the federal government gets involved, they know how to handle it from washington, d.c. you talk to the folks in the fbi, you look at their history of officer-involved shootings, they've never had a bad shooting. what sense does that make? the federal government wants to hold local police more accountable, but they don't even hold themselves accountable. i have huge members with trying to move toward any federalized policing. >> i've got to go. thank you, i appreciate it. we'll continue on with our breaking news. protests happening in two major cities in the united states, in charlotte and atlanta. redid you say 97?97! yes. you know, that reminds me of gei

>>reporter: while local police were investigating missing drugs from a fire department. they turned to a data base and conducted a warrantless search into the prescription drug history of all 480 fire taking medications inappropriately. >>reporter: they were charged with felonies for charges related to doctor shopping. it threatened their adoptions. >> we potentially could have lost these two kids. >>reporter: local mayor says the police simply used a tool they had available. >> we were acting purely koth the way the state law permitted >>reporter: the charges were dropped but the controversy prompted utah to change the law and require warrants. a national investigation found 31 states allowing law enforcement to tap into your recommend tronic -- electronic of searches in those states. in indiana, they just have to provide a case number. and of the 31 states that don't require a search warrant, 23 don't even audit their program. when utah finally did an audit, the state concluded warrantless access could have resulted in requestable use. but states like new mexico conduc

shiri has a timeline of possible severe weather on the way today. >>> but first, a local police chief is under investigation this morning. fox25's michael henrich live in gloucester with the new details for us. good morning, michael. >> reporter: gloucester's police chief has been placed on paid administrative leave, but the question now is why this investigation is happening in the first place. and the mayor of a statement did not say where chief leonard campanello has been placed on administrative leave. campanello received national recognition for creating the angel program to battle opioid addiction. campanello told the gloucester times he does not know what the investigation is about, but he did say that he is not concerned about it either. we continue to work hard to find out exactly what this investigation is about, what prompted it. we will continue to have updates throughout the morning so stay with us. michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> i am fox25's catherine parrotta live in worcester where a man will appear in court today after police say he threatened another driver with a

did they give that information to the local police? because if they didn't, the fbi needs to be straightened out also and somebody has to have the courage to say that. when the fbi has information like this, the reason they're not following up on it is because there's only 14,000 fbi agents. there are 36,000 new york city police officers. there are over 800 sworn law enforcement officers in the united states. the fbi has to begin to give this information to the local police because maybe they'll have the extra people that can watch a guy like this. now i put the responsibility for isis completely on obama and hillary clinton. this would not have happened had they not withdrawn the troops from iraq. they were handed a somewhat stable iraq that miraculously the surge under petraeus worked, we stabilized iraq, we used the sunnis to fight for us to win the eastern part of iraq. and then when obama imposed his deadline -- i have no idea what kind of irrational mind would think you should have a timetable for a war. but when we pulled out, a

and local policing tactics threatened to go national and ruled unconstitutional part of end couldn't get away without talking about beauty pageants, dogs, slobs and the miss piggy, because, well, it is is to 16. our coverage continues in just a moment. ? ? ? i'll never go down your road ? ? i'll find my way on my own ? >>> the stage cleared, hall emptying out here at hofstra on new york's long island in hempstead, new york. the candidatescorted away by the secret service. two more debates on fox. hope you'll be with us here and on fox news channel and much more on your late local news on this fox station. for yeoh, i'm shepherd on your >>> struck him out and after a nin-y title number eight belongs to cleveland. >> the indians going to detroit with one task in mind, clinch the division title. >> and that is exactly what they did. a celebration for the tribe on the road tonight is happening right now.r exciting night. >> it sure is. corey kluger on the hill for the indians in detroit. to appease in this baseball game give you some of what was going on tonight. the indians are going to