. >> lock her up! lock her up! lock her up! >> hillary clinton should have been prosecuted and she should right now be in jail. >> lock her up! lock her up! lock her up! >> and if i win, i am going to ask my attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to look into her crimes because what she did is a disgrace to the united states of america. >> that was then, and back to present day trump also responded to the recent power surge by white nationalist groups after this troubling video surfaced of a weekend meeting at the reagan federal building in washington. it showed some people using the nazi salute and hailing trump. trump said today, quote, i don't want to energize the group, and i disavow the group. he defended his controversial white house chief counselor and former breitbart ceo steve bannon, telling the times, quote, if i thought he was a racist or alt-right or any of the things, the terms we could use, i wouldn't think about hiring him. tonight we're waiting to see who else he hires, the "wall street journal report

. >> reporter: here is a lock at your weekend travel alert starting here, i10 westbound between the 17 and the split near the airport and 7th avenue will be closed between 9:00 p.m. saturday and 9:00 a.m. on sunday, your alternate route here is going to be the 17 northbound to the 10 westbound where you can reenter. ot similar area this time the i10 eastbound from the 17 to the 51 will be closed at 9:00 p.m. friday all the way through 9:00 a.m. saturday so your alternate route here is going to be the 17 southbound to the 10 eastbound near the airport. now taking you to the west valley we have a ramp closure to report and this is up for quite a while. it's going to be the 10 westbound to the 303 northbound and your alternate route is going to be to exited the this is going to be closed from 7:00 a.m. saturday all the way through 5 a.m. thursday morning, so that is much of next week. and now, out to the east valley we do have a closure to report this is the 202 red mountain westbound from gilbert to mcdowell friday at 10 p.m. through very early monday morning at 5 a.m. and your alternate

. >> reporter: her lock she purchased -- and a panel lock. >> reporter: her lock she purchased gone. >> i had a washer and drier. the drier is missing. my whole complete bedroom set is missing. >> reporter: when she submitted her claim offered by the public storage employee -- >> there were no signs of forcible entry into your unit. >> reporter: -- she was departmented. the better business bureau has receive -- denied. the better business bureau has received thousands of complaints. what's going on? in class action lawsuit alleges the insurance offered is not from a separate company but of subsidiaries of public storage itself. this lawsuit says it's public storage that runs the insurance program, sets rates and approves or denies insurance claims and it says public storage keeps most of the profit. >> i was stocked. >> reporter: this attorney said his clients didn't know they were buying a policy there he said was a hidden profit center for public -- that he said was a hidden profit center for public storage. the company's insurance program using a fronting insurance company that tr

planet's rotation is carrying primary target beyond arc of phaser lock. shall i correct orbit to new firing position? no. lock on to secondary city. aye, sir. i wish to talk to them again. yes, sir. captain? this is a new race. they offer other things of value besides dilithium crystals. but it is clear that we cannot expect their cooperation. they have refused the empire. command procedure dictates that we provide the customary example. secondary target now moving beyond our phaser lock. put phasers on standby, mr. sulu. a serious breach of orders, captain. and i'll make them clear to you... in my own good time. captain, i have the leader on the halkan council waiting on channel "b." it is useless to resist us. we do not resist you. you have 12 hours to consider your position. 12 years, captain kirk, or 12,000-- we are ethically compelled to deny your demand for our dilithium crystals, we will level your planet and take what we want. that is destruction. you will die as a race. to preserve what we are. we will not argue. 12 hours. no more. close communic

he was locked up for 28 years for a crime he didn't he was locked up for 28 years for a he was locked up for 28 years for a crime he didn't commit -- clarence moses-el has no hard feelings about this. he spoke with 9news about the jury's decision to release him from prison last week. it's the second time a jury found he did not rape and beat a woman in 19-87. moses-el says even though he was wrongly convicted -- and had to go through two trials for sex assault -- he's now happy. moses-el says the doesn't fit his journey. dozens came together at a tennessee church for a prayer service in memory of the six children killed in a school bus crash in tennessee. all six kids were students at an elementary school in chattanooga. 30 other students were injured -- five are still in the hospital. the bus driver -- johnthony walker -- is now charged in the crash. police say there were no traces of drugs or alcohol in the 24-year-old's system -- but the n- t-s-b says the bus was not on a route approved for transporting children. president-elect donald trump continues to choose his cabinet and staf

they're locking on. hields. it's being deflected. three, two... they're through. voyagertodelta flyer. report. janeway: we've got seven, but there's a borg vessel right behind us. b'elanna, target the threshold. photon torpedoes, full spread. commander? it should destabilize the matter stream and implode the conduit for at least a light-year. torpedoes locked. voyager,report. we collapsed the conduit. no sign of borg activity. clear us for docking. we're coming home. commander, i'm picking up borg signatures-- lots of them. source? the conduit. i thought you collapsed it. so did i. stand by weapons. captain shields. got compan y. here they come. we got another 20,000 light-years out of the transwarp coil before it gave out. i figure we're a good 15 years closer to home. i see you picked up some bad habits. captain? the doctor told you to regenerate for at least two days. you're violating a direct medical command. ted. borg tactical data? during my time at unimatrix one i acquired a vast amount of knowledge. it may prove useful in our future encounters with the bor

[shouting] >> lock her up! lock her up! >> so today i guess wikileaks, it sounds like is going to be dropping some more and if we met tomorrow i will tell you about it tomorrow, but one beauty that's been caught was and this was just recently, newely released where they say having a dump, we are having a dump of all of those emails, in another communication bill clinton's chief of staff says foreign government, right, this should be another one just like swamp, you know the swamp statement that i -- this one. you remember what it is? right. all the money is in, right, they said all the money is in and they're talking about foreign money pouring into their pockets, they said all the money is in, this is what is running for office. honestly, she should be ashamed of herself. she should be ashamed of herself. my contract with the american voter begins with a plan to restore honesty to our government. that includes the ban on foreign lobbyists raising money for american elections, makes sense. i want the entire corrupt washingt

will brendan dassey leave here a free man or stay locked up? dassey's conviction for his role in the murder of teresa halbach-- chronicled in the hit netflix docu-series making a murderer-- was thrown out. released. the state is fighting back. in a motion filed tuesday afternoon by wisconsin attorney general brad schimel, he's asked to court to keep dassey locked up, until the state's appeal can be heard in a federal courtroom. this while the process for dassey's release moves forward. his lawyers turned in what they are calling dassey's "comprehensive release plan." attorney's say dassey will live with his mother in a trailer for the next manitowoc. he'll take educational classes and job training with the goal of working in the computers and video games industry. lawyers say dassey would like to volunteer at an animal shelter and take group therapy with his family. probation agents could approve his release plan as early as wednesday. the state is hoping the same judge who determined dassey must be let go--- will change his mind. the state has

lock on to shuttlecraft following us. locked on. tractor beam ready. go to tape abel 7 baker. execute instructions. is it the captain, mr. spock? she's brought herself to a dead stop. this is the first officer speaking. security, send an armed team to the bridge. transporter room, stand by to beam captain kirk aboard. effective until then, lieutenant hansen is in operational command. sir? first officer out. doctor, as senior officer present, esent myself to you for arrest. you what? the charge... is mutiny, doctor. i never received orders to take command. security reporting, mr. spock. doctor. mr. spock is, uh... adequate, doctor. i'll make no trouble. well, confine him. yes, sir. store our shuttlecraft on the hangar deck, mr. scott. beam us directly aboard. all right, captain. locked on to you. transferring command to you, sir. accepting command. now, where's mr. spock? in his quarters, sir, under arrest. his quarters? after what he's done, lieutenant? the captain from bridge. the engines are coming on. reverse power. hold this position. tell whoever gave those orders-- sir,

lock phasers on target. dukat! at least lock on to the underside of their hull. it's their weakest spot. you heard the major. target set. their shields were down and we didn't penetrate their hull. divert all power to forward sheilds. aye, sir. they've gone to warp. well... lucky for us. i suppose from their point of view... there's no honor in destroying a worthless freighter. n operating behind our lines with impunity. someone has got to stop them. (sighs) someone else. how close is the nearest cardassian warship? probably in the dopa system somewhere. that's almost three days away. by the time they get here the klingons will be long gone. we can go after the klingons. a moment a a you were advising caution. bebeuse a moment ago we were in no position to fight back. i have no intention of letting them get away with what they did. now, you said scanners showed that the outpost disruptors were disabled not destroyed, right? correct. dukat, do you think you'd be able to repair i doubt we could lure the klingons back totohe outpost. maybe not, but there's no reason

that is what we saw yesterday in the grid locked primarily around center city. truck fire here new jersey turnpike north bound near route 73 that right lane block, clean up is underway and head up to flat rate of ten dollars for ten hours in some garages, no parking on broad between spring garden and south street. extra hours at meters and kiosks. thousand back over to you. >>> we are following breaking news, where we have just learn two police officers have been killed. both officers were ambush in separate locations. the attacks happened 20 minutes apart. the first coming in the des moines suburb of urban dale a few blocks away a des moines officer was shot and killed. they are putting together suspect information but again, two police officers shot ape killed in iowa. we will continue to follow this but back here at home it is back to the bargaining table on day two of the septa strike. >> both labor and management are trying to break grid lock standing in the way of the new contract. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao live at sheraton in center city wher

. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> after chants of "lock her salutes. the group celebrating his win. >>> breaking news. pictures coming in of a chemical plant explosion. several injured. >>> and the new security bulletin just out before the holiday,. >>> good >>> good evening. and much more on that major new storm affecting millions in a moment here, but first, the other horror on an american road. that deadly school bus crash. and tonight here, as we come on, we have new reporting on the the children who survived the crash are now talking to us tonight. what they witnessed, right before the crash. five of their classmates were killed. several in critical condition at this hour. and this evening, we have learned the driver had just been in an accident, and got his license to drive that school bus just months ago. abc's david kerley is in chattanooga tonight. >> reporter: the battered school bus. the wreckage, tonight, is evidence in this tragic high among the young lives lost, 9-year-old cordayja jones. >> i i >> i instantly got that feeling. i saw my o

she has to go to jail. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> for what she's done, they should lock her up. if i win, i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> you know, it is -- it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> right now senior adviser kellyanne conway. kellyanne, thank you for all this. can you give us any tick-tock on this. when during the night or whatever did donald trump come up with this decision to basically let hillary clinton off the hook on further prosecution? >> it's a recent development and those are his words, so we respect them. he repeated them today at the "new york times" on the record brief, and chris, you talked a little bit about that. he actually went on for a couple minutes about this issue to the "new york times." i was sitting right next to him. he said it was a vicious primary, a vicious campaign. he thinks that she and the clintons have s

i can't get a lock. what happened? they tapped into our transporter beam. chakotay to holodeck two: we got the transwarp coil but we also picked up some uninvited guests. what was our time? two minunus, 12 seconds. 12 seconds too late. once we disable their sensor grid we only have two minutes until it regenerates. did you run into any problems? none. we were efficient. what if we beam directlylyinto ? there's too much shielding. perhaps we could dify our transporters. i've explored that option. it won't work. 12 seconds... might as well be an eternity. the hansens... they were able to remain inside a borg cube for several hours without being detected. how? i'm not certain. well, keep investigating. yes, captain. we've run enough simulations for one day. let's work on refining our tactics. anything we can do to shave a few more seconds off our little heist. be back on voyager. borg vessels make my skin crawl. it was a holodeck re-creation. close enough. we've just spent the last three hours dodging drones. it didn't bother you? your point? you seemed a litt

lock throws it away. our aerial coverage today provided by goodyear. for 60 years goodyear has provided aerial coverage of college football's greatest traditions and biggest third and 15. >> gary: good story but there are probably only about 12 people listening now. >> verne: you don't think we're compelling? for the game? >> gary: no. >> verne: i've got another story. watch out. jonathan combo, number one. 59 yards. with the interception and the touchdown. >> gary: it was that same middle stopped right in front of the intended receiver and kongbo takes it to the house. >> verne: we may be down to 10 viewers. [laughing] 63 ? ? enough. yea, i'm over it. ? we shouldn't need commercials to tell you we're powerful. no thanks. ? >> verne: tonight on cbs begins with "ncis" followed by back-to-back new editions of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. this was a definite -- >> gary: the belief for missouri is because of their tempo offense that they can wear a team down. 105 plays, tennessee 63. tennessee didn't tire. it seemed like they played a little better in th

there's a window around there on the landing that's not locked. climb up there and shimmy through and open the door. and i can't bend over. so maybe you ought to go around there and do it. you want me to climb through a window? well, yeah. you-- we gotta get in there some kind of way, and you're the only one that can do it. now, come on. i'll hold the ladder while you climb through. oh, no you don't. ain't no man that im' not married to gonna be holdin' no ladder that i'll be climbin' up. ladies: amen. she's tellin' you right. , i won't peek! i know you ain't gonna peek, 'cause if i thought you was, i'd bust your eyeballs. ok. that's all right. i'll just wait right over here by the truck, and--and you go around there and just take care of things. watch him, ladies. if he sneaks around back to watch me go up that ladder, twist his head until it unscrews. we sure will. we will. [dog barking] hey, man, who turned on them lights? what's happening? shame, shame, shame! aunt--aunt esther! i--how did you get in here? sodom and gomorrah. this house corrup

cell mates that were not only successfully living together, but doing so in a maximum security event locked up 23 hours per day. >> it's not any kind of fun. you are stuck in a cell, and me and him go out and workout every day. >>. >> what about your cellmate now? >> i have known him for over a year. i had him moved down here. we wanted to move in. makes time a lot easier if you have a roommate you have something in common with, and it makes prison a lot easier. >> when it came time for his interview, davis expressed nervous. >> just joking. >> jason and sky were a real team. these guys were playing cards, and smoking cigarettes, and i think it was their way to survive. he has his back and the other guy has his, and that's the way they made it work. >> both men conceded drug use put them behind bars. >> he was smarting off to my girlfriend so we got into a fight with a guy and ended up stabbing him and running his buddy off of the road, off the interstate, and i got six years for it. >> davis has a 17-year-sentence for attempted murder, but said he was defending himself. >> two people came

pay for your freedom and someone dangerous what about free someone for marijuana for sale can be locked up and not by a bail but someone paying one and 50 thousand can be out for rape that needs to change that's why we're taking this step this is decades in robert f kennedy were attorney general only one factor determines whether a defendant stays in jail not guilt or innocence but the nature of the crime not the character of the defensive that is money in testifying in congress the attorney general told a store 54 days in jail one person couldn't afford a bail for the maximum penalty was 5 days in jail two years later congress passed its the bail reform act in 1968 that polishes - the federal system uses a model that cantonese those people that are a flight reflex or danger to others maybe condition a dna sample or curfew and bail cannot urban design set in an amount a person couldn't afford in 1987 our society liberty that the norman and detention prior to trial or without trial is the exemption states, however, have not necessarily followed suit as an example report this issue by the

drew lock. incomplete. intended for j'mon moore.nocked out. >> gary: stefan griffin that time, number 26. todd kelly is not playing in this football game, cameron sutton out with injuries, obviously not 100%. >> verne: ish witter. >> gary: the fourth quarter that was supposed to be the advantage of missouri because of all the plays has not materialized. >> verne: 25 carries for ish witter, 119 yards. lock is 13 of 30. that one is picked, i think. >> gary: great throw, though. >> verne: yeah. maybe not. demetrius mason. >> gary: it's going to be short. a clean tackle. got to the outside shoulder and the best thing that foreman did is, yeah, you caught it but you didn't make a first down. go fast, and it pays off. >> verne: witter. and a first down, 10, missouri. >> verne: left side this time. caught. j'mon moore. >> gary: drew lock, when you blitz him you do it at your own risk because if you don't get to him he can gun that ball out there. he's making that throw clear across the field. the hash wider than an nfl hash. watch how far

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pay for your freedom and someone dangerous what about free someone for marijuana for sale can be locked up and not by a bail but someone paying one and 50 thousand can be out for rape that needs to change that's why we're taking this step this is decades in robert f kennedy were attorney general only one factor determines whether a defendant stays in jail not guilt or innocence but the nature of the crime not the character of the defensive that is money in testifying in congress the attorney general told a store 54 days in jail one person couldn't afford a bail for the maximum penalty was 5 days in jail two years later congress passed its the bail reform act in 1968 that polishes - the federal system uses a model that cantonese those people that are a flight reflex or danger to others maybe condition a dna sample or curfew and bail cannot urban design set in an amount a person couldn't afford in 1987 our society liberty that the norman and detention prior to trial or without trial is the exemption states, however, have not necessarily followed suit as an example report this issue by the

. >> reporter: her home always secure, windows locked and doors dead bolted. >> locked, both locks when i leave. >> reporter: what can you do to protect your home? former burglars say leave tvs on and keep blinds open and an extra car in the driveway can detour a burglar. install lights with motion detectures. and a dog. a big one will also help. the people that want to invade your home -- >> reporter: take it from a man who got his in crime. >> reporter: he works at the rescue mission helping other people get their lives turned around. as for other items that burglars look for. boxes thrown out that show an expensive purchase was made and nra sticker showing you have pawn. back to you. >>> usa, usa! >>> controversial comments the arizona man chanting jew-s-a telling 12 news he was just having fun. >> trump's campaign manager is condemning this behavior from a man who is no stranger to internet fame. >> reporter: we go live. he is saying he was not talking about jews, right? >> mark, that is exactly correct. now, you may remember that video was take ep -- taken here at the convention ce

. >> and the simple mistake that gives local thieves easy access into your locked home. your news at 11 starts right now. >> we begin front where breaking news in northern virginia. someone stabbed two men at apartment complex ashburn and i'm shawn yancy. dead and the other is in the hospital. this all happened behind ashburn meadows apartment complex wood ford square. lindsay watts is live with the latest. lindsay. >> shawn, tony, just a bit ago we got new information from the loudoun county sheriff. he says he believes these two men may have been targeted as they were hanging out in the woods and that this may be gang related. and you can see that the sheriff office set up s area at this apartment complex and there's a lot of resources out here just from where i'm standing and i can counts ten sheriff vehicles and there's more investigators in that wooded area where the body was found. that is behind this complex. ashburn made owes apartment. according to sheriff this is rear where people typically go to party. the sheriff said the man that died was found face down in

this is a remind hear the a good quality bike lock is the best prevention. metro says urging people to use stronger bike locks appears to be having a reality. bicycle theft rates went down by 10% last year. >>> the needs will try to find the source of of apo deadly bacteria at prjs prince george's medical center. this week two babies tested positive for a bacteria that caused them to close their nicu again. it was closed back in august. back then the hospital was thinking its water system was to blame. >> bring this intense focus that says, we thought we knew the cause, and we treated, but we other possible causes. >> hospital staff said two babies treated at the nicu last summer may have died because of that bacteria. >> a csx train hit a man on the tracks today as the afternoon rush hour was getting underway. this happened around 3:30 next to the sheriffly metro station. police tell us it doesn't appear to be intentional. the man was on the tracks. he suffered new mexicoious injuries. wo >>> new word of an award for information regarding a virginia sex ass

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. >> the man on the loose caused several businesses to go on lock down. jason gruenauer joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: the north suburban medical center was placed on lock down out of caution. while the scene appears to be normal, no massive large that we could see. we have not gotten official word or confirmation that the lock down was lifted, all of this after the possibility of an armed and dangerous suspect on the loose in the area. it all started earlier on this morning around 8:00 at a motel 6 on west 83rd place. that's about 5 blocks from where we are right now. allegedly, a woman tells police that she was robbed at gunpoint by two individuals. police tell us one of the off on foot, one of them was caught, the other was not. then last seen about three blocks from here. grant and 88th in thnton. that prompted north suburban to go into lock down, as well as several other businesses in the area. we haven't gotten further updates from thornton police. we have reached out to them several times about what exactly is going on right now, wheth

the fact that he tried to lock you in the communications room? no, standard security procedure. was it? or was it panic, mr. solo? that was the word you used before, mr. solo. panic, pa-nic, yes, mr. solo, panic. why did you use the world panini mr. solo? wasn't it because he realized you were sending a signal because he realized you were the double agent? no. yes, mr. solo, yes, yes, yes! -no. -yes! no! you tired, mr. solo? are you tired, mr. solo? nice water? would you like that? -yes. -something to eat? yes. a nice, quiet place where you could rest, sleep. you can have all those things, mr. solo. all you have to do is confess. no. name the thrush agents who are your contacts. -confess. -no. confess, confess! -confess! -no! name them! name them! no! -name them! -no! we've less than 10 hours left, mr. solo. before those 10 hours are up, i'm going to break you. stupid wastef i'm going to get him out of there. no, illya. summit-five is more important. after years of dedicated service, you're telling me that napoleon solo has defected? quite the contrary. strothers is our man. has

her up, lock her up.ow as he's president-elect and short time for him to get into office there's much bigger priorities for him to focus on such as filling a huge cabinet, filling these positions, laying out his priorities for first 100 days and that's where he'll focus. i think the fact he came out of the gate and said he wants to move forward, look ahead and allow hillary clinton -- >> this is what everybody hates about politics they say what they want to say during the campaign. >> it was nonsense then, it's nonsense now. as president of the united states you do not have the authority to single-handedly launch investigations and lock up your political rivals. i think it was absurd when he said it then. it's absurd for anyone to believe key do that now in the united states. we don't live in a dictatorship. you had two people leading these chants. governor chris christie was leading the lock her up chant at the republican national convention and michael flynn did it. we know michael flynn was running ill

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cannons locked on target. return fire. ah, they've gone behind the asteroid. i've lost the lock. thth must be where they off-load stolen cargo. i'm getting us out of here. hold your course. ryan...! we still have their shield frequencies. again. no effect. are you sure you programmed the right frequencies? i used the ones he gave us. go to warp. the reactor is off-line. full impulse, then. hull plating to maximum. we've lost impulse! they'r'rhailing us. our scans show you have one of our crewmen aboard. i assume you're here to return him. he's our prisoner. captain, long-range scans are detecting weapons fire. who's doing the shooting? it's difficult to be sure at this distance, sir. looks like some kind of plasma discharge. i can't rule out our boomer friends. lay in a course. they're in the access corridor, section d. how many? three. pass out weapons. we know what they're after. why not just let them have him? we fought them off before. we can do it again. that was one ship, not three. we should pull back! go! it's the fortunate, sir, and three smaller ships. t'pol: nausicaans

will brendan dassey leave here a free man or stay locked up? dassey's conviction for his role in the murder of teresa halbach-- chronicled in the hit netflix docu-series making a murderer-- was thrown out. monday a judge ordered he be released. the state is fighting ac by wisconsin attorney general brad schimel, he's asked to court to keep dassey locked up, until the state's appeal can be heard in a federal courtroom. this while the process for dassey's release moves forward. his lawyers turned in what they are calling dassey's "comprehensive release plan." attorney's say dassey will live with his mother in a trailer for the next three months 100 miles away from manitowoc. he'll take educational classes and job training with the goal of working lawyers say dassey would like to volunteer at an animal shelter and take group therapy with his family. probation agents could approve his release plan as early as wednesday. the state is hoping the same judge who determined dassey must be let go--- will change his mind. so, our cameras will be outside t

strip on the bottom and you got a burglar-proof lock. oh! oh! one thing about this lock. be sure and turn the knob to the left because that clicks on the safety latch. if you turn it to the right, it locks. yeah, i know all-- you can't open it from the other side. i know about them locks. well, i just wanted to show you. and i put on that automatic closer, last week. and-- boy, that closes fast! maybe i'd better just ease it back a little. no! don't worry about it. leave it alone. it'll be all right. you shouldn't stay here, you know. because you and me alone here in the house like this, it, uh-- it don't look-- what do you call it? good. oh, you're right. you know what frank would say if he caught us together? what? "you can do better than that, irene." aw! [laughing] cut it out! you're as nutty as your old man. here's your tools. listen, why don't you come on over and stay with frank and me today? at least you'll be warmer. it's all right. i'm just gonna be by myself. anyway, i gotta wait for the oil man. he was gonna make a delivery. well, if you change your mind. yeah

cops remind people to always locked there -- lock their vehicles. >>> we do have breaking news out of scranton. a deadly crash after midnight after a car smashed into a tree. we do have the impact of that over a palm tree. we're told the passenger in the car died, but police have not released the name of the victim. we're making calls to find out more. >>> also, a man and newborn baby escape a house fire in st. petersburg thanks to a good samaritan. the 2 were sleeping in a home on 53rd avenue north when someone knocked on the door to alert them of a fire on the back porch. >>> i believe we would have been smoked out. kid -- all the smoke probably would have killed my kid . >> where told the newborn was burned -- born on saturday . investigators are now trying to figure out what started the fire . >>> developing, a police officer in detroit is shot in the head while on patrol. this happened as the officer was investigating possible theft from cars at wayne state university. he tried to stop a has been with the department for 5 years is now in critical condition. police are questioning

will brendan dassey leave here a free man or stay locked up? dassey's conviction for his role in the murder of teresa making a murderer-- was thrown out. monday a judge ordered he be released. the state is fighting back. in a motion filed tuesday afternoon by wisconsin attorney general brad schimel, he's asked to court to keep dassey locked up, until the state's appeal can be heard in a federal courtroom. this while the process for dassey's release moves forward. his lawyers turned in what they are calling dassey's "comprehensive release plan." attorney's say dassey will live with his mother in a trailer for the next three months 100 miles away f he'll take educational classes and job training with the goal of working in the computers and video games industry. lawyers say dassey would like to volunteer at an animal shelter and take group therapy with his family. probation agents could approve his release plan as early as wednesday. the state is hoping the same judge who determined dassey must be let go--- will change his mind. the state has ask

make sure you lock your vehicles now that the holidays are upon us. visitors will be in town so you will want to watch their vehicles as well. >> you have to lock your car your teens. this is not a game. >>> in the fight against the zika virus, the florida department of health has lifted part of the zika virus own in miami beach. over the summer 3 different sections of south florida were called the zika virus zones. lifting part of this zones -- this zone means no one has for 45 days . >> we can't take this for granted. we have to understand that we will have to continue to fight this until we get a vaccine at the federal level. >> a zika virus zone that covers about 1 1/2 square miles remains in place to the south of that area that was just cleared. >>> travel headaches can be ahead for a lot of families as millions can set to hit the road and head to the airport for thanksgiving. winter storms are threatening to delay or even cancel flights across tampa international airport. i see people behind you already getting ready to head to their gates. what

you can see what you are working with absolutely grid lock around that. because of that. it is putting pressure on the ben franklin bridge, those coming westbound trying to get in the city. i can tell you in the past ten minutes, this has actually lessened just a little bit and we are still looking at this. very busy there. picketers are no longer out there blocking rail yard but significant delays are still in play. obviously because of that a little bit earlier. ninety-five moving in the the northbound direction toward the vine again we are seeing grid lock basically anywhere we will get more down to the city where we're seeing high levels of congestion. like cleve point the out if you can find alternate means of transportation you will want to do so. ukee, back to you. >>> stay with cbs-3 for latest on the septa strike. we will have any will development on television and web site and fine great information about how to get around while septa is on strike. >>> well, bill cosby was back in montgomery county courtroom today for a pretrial hearing. lawyers for cosby presse

feels like a real man until you go back to the locker room and realize i locked my locker. now you have to eat a little crow and ask somebody, can you open my locker. that's what marcus from the marcus and sandy show on star 101.3 in san francisco had to do. marcus -- marcus had to get somebody to please let me into the locker. >> at least they can do it in a quiet way that's not going to attract attention. >> sure. >> sparks flying everywhere. yeah, yeah, that was me. >> marcus probably should have grabbed the broken lock. >> might be a little warm. >> a little? >> yeah, it's hot, thanks. >> what's not embarrassing is this move. we've seen her before. she's decided to team up with her gym in new jersey. my home state, i see you. kicks off this clip of the mannequin challenge right here, resting approximately 50 on her lap, as the camera slowly moves through the gym to reveal all the other muscular and fit people. >> these mannequin challenges have continued to up the ante. this one, i don't know, takes the cake. >>> it's time for a game of -- real or fake. getting it start