lockdown? >> not as far as i know. >> i can say this is a reality that we l other health care facility in the country, we bend trained on the spread. >> can you think of the last time you've had a campuswide lockdown? >> our police guarding the er. he am not speaking to operational questions. i would hand that back to dede epd. >> can you spot about where the shots were reported from and how many people were responded to bed. >> we're not going to comment on that right now buried this is a very fluid situation as i've said, we have multiple police units we are conducting a we will get back to you well may have additional information. as i said before, if you are on our twitter page, that's where the information will be first and we will notify you when were ready to do another briefing. thank you very much. >> in terms of support right now. our there any other agencies? >> right now we have the denver police department members of the denver fire department security from denver public schools se

of course, that prompted a lockdown immediately. that was at 3:00 p.m. it's been going on for a little over two hours. we were speaking to some of the of communicating social media wise as well as what's going on in there. i know that one of the people we spoke to said their mother months in the building. they immediately went on lock down and went right into a doctors office and have been basically waiting this out and communicating through social media sfr is what's going on. >> they don't know where the shooting started. if anybody has been injured, and, of course, we know that police are on the scene and we can see that with our aerial view right now. one of our big challenges is to sift through a lot of this information. we give you the things that have been confirmed, the things we know and really early in the investigation, still early in >> to confirm whether there were actually shots fired in the first place. colorado boulevard is still open. the major hospital that runs just next to colfax. traffic on the topic, but entering the hospital at thi

lockdown out of miami, florida at a high school. a developing story we're continuing to follow. >> dana: a local middle school was on lockdown for hours. it was a long night for all of these parents. some students were locked in their middle school for up to 17 hours. kendall joins us live with the latest. >> good morning. i can tell you just about two hours ago every single student here at walter johnson , jr. high was released to their parents. the parking lot on the west side a very different scene fromus particular attention to the look on these parents faces, many of them extremely concerned because they not only went all day but 58-night without seeing their child after mercury was found in the gym here on campus. we're hearing from the school district and fire department it was a student who brought the mercury into the area. the school district sent out a statement saying the kids were held back as the environmental protection agency inspected each checking their clothing and backpacks. we've been reaching out to find out wh

rose medical center is on lockdown after a short -- reports of shots fired. it was a huge pollce presence at the complex. you can see armed officers on the roof at the medical center. now important to note denner police says there are no reports of any injuries, no reports of any suspects at this timeebut they are there out in an abundance of caution. a person of interest. they tell us they are looking for a white male in his 30s 130 pounds wearing a flannel shirt and a hat. denver7 has four reporters on scene right now. let's start with moe hendrickson -- molly hendrickson. >> reporter: this is a very active in fluid situation. basically this area has been is on lockdown nobody in/nobody out. we want to let everybody know that patients and staff are safe. denver police would not confirm what building they are looking in or what shots were fired. the text says loved ones heard shots fired from the first or second floor from the founders building. we just got off the phone with a man who is barricaded inside newborn baby. and alarm went off and a nurse came in

you can see some of the response happening there as there on lockdown. we have seen officers on rooftops, street-level, again on lockdown after reports of shots heard, not necessarily confirmed that a shooting has taken place. streets are closed in that area near ninth in colorado so several blocks around it, you'll have a tough time getting through. police say they are responding to shots heard, no confirmation of an actual shooting or anyone being injured. we certainly hope that's not the case. a spokesperson tells us around 3:00 someone was spotted with a gun in the area but other than that we don't have a ton of information and we will of equipment has been stolen from canadian firefighters who were in colorado honoring fallen brothers. they had tents and other equipment into the trailer but it was broken into. the items were to be used in a memorial honor-- honoring fallen firefighters. a vancouver firefighter says the items were clearly marked canadian tents, tables, and cheers. >> it doesn't serve a purpose for anybody to host our families down re

the school was on lockdown starting at about 8:00. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman has been at jefferson for the past couple of hours and joins us now. dave, what have you been able to find out? chris, that pretty much sums up the basics. we talked to a couple of students who say they were entereing the building. what we've learned from both pd and school administrators is the shooting appeared to tak epalce outside the fine artsm building on the jeff campus. students who left said there was some initial confusion inside. eventually, most learned it was a suicide attempt outside the school. one student told us she was off campus when it happened. and when she cam lockdown in effect. " i was in shock. nothing like this has happened since i've been here..... shooting something. " school officials gave both parents and students a choice. that was stay in class with a modified schedueld and councilors available or go home. some of the students number of students appeared to go home. police described the injuries to the student as life-threatenin

jeff todd covered the lockdown that day. he's covering the story. the things that led to this hour long lockdown and search were two nurses who say they saw a man outside of the hospital with a gun. other reports added to the confusion, but at this point, there's been no sign that a gun was ever fired on this medical campus. >> we got some reports that a man with a possible rifle was seen crossing the street in front of the parking garage. >> reporter: the first call came into 911 around 4:17 sunday afternoon. >> additional reports, two walking across the street with a rifle. >> reporter: as misinformation spread throughout the medical campus, police had no choice but to lockdown all the buildings and search for a suspected gunman. some nurses reported hearing gunshots inside the building, but may have heard something else. >> it's a possibility that the shutdown, the lockdown of the building caused that noise. our responsibility is to take care of that situation, so that we get officers in there, and make sure that hospital is safe and clear. >> re

. >> reporter: we understand that this is a campus-wide lockdown, so the entire hospital is in lockdown we're here at 9th and dahlia, outside of the perimeter around the hospital. staff telling us that means anyone inside the hospital is being told to stay within their rooms, and they neither need to take cover or at least stay away from windows. the hospital can tell us everyone are safe at this point. shots called. and they don't want to give away too much in terms of their operation of dealing with a lockdown. it's a team effort between denver police and the hospital. there was a short press conference just a few minutes ago. both staff from the police and the hospital spoke to us. >> we have not locate good victims or located a suspect. however we're in the process of coti the premises to determine what it is we're dealing with. >> a campus-wide lockdown since about 4:00. no one in, no one out of the campus. all employees and patients are safe. >> reporter: and we did get the chance to speak to one man whose wife is inside the hospital. he knows she is safe because they're able to c

jeff todd covered the lockdown that day. he's covering the story. jeff, police say they did everything right. >> reporter: yeah, jim, one of the things that led to this hour long lockdown and search were two nurses who say they saw a man outside of the hospital with confusion, but at this point, there's been no sign that a gun was ever fired on this medical campus. >> we got some reports that a man with a possible rifle was seen crossing the street in front of the parking garage. >> reporter: the first call came into 911 around 4:17 sunday afternoon. >> additional reports, two nurses saw an individual walking across the street with a rifle. >> reporter: as misinformation but to lockdown all the buildings and search for a suspected gunman. some nurses reported hearing gunshots inside the building, but may have heard something else. >> it's a possibility that the shutdown, the lockdown of the building caused that noise. our responsibility is to take care of that situation, so based on the information we had at that time, it was essential that we get o

jefferson went under a short lockdown, but no one else was injured. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us from jefferson high school tonight. dave, what have students told you about this? who reported hearing some kind of a "popping" sound as they were entering one of the school buildings. police don't believe anyone witnessed the shooting, and it was the sound that prompted those here to investigate and find the wounded student. immediately after the reports of a self-inflicted shooting, jefferson began a lockdown procedure. that means one student who was off campus when it happened also discovered that meant you couldn't come back inside either. " i called my mom because they wouldn't let us in. they told us to go home, and then they sent a call out later saying we could come back. " the lockdown here ended after about two hours, and students and parents got a choice. they could stay in class with counselors available or go home immediately. some parents wanted their students at home. " my older son, he's pretty upset too he wants to come out, so i

, fire crews, ccsd police, hazmat and the epa were called out and that's when the school went on lockdown. hazmat crews are screening room after room and student after student. capt. young with ccsd police gave us the very latest information a short time ago. "still going through... snipper almost." the crowd has thinned out over but still a large amount of parents are waiting for any information. captain young tells us the school district has been updating parents using parentlink, but we have fox5's mike doria live in the crowd of parents with more mike. fox5's team coverage continues now with reaction from students and parents caught up in this ordeal. hundreds of families are still standing out side the school right now... waiting to collect their child. this has been going on since just after us now with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. daytime temperatures will continue to tick upward the next saturday. the dry northwest flow that is sitting over us will start to push away sunday as a closed low begins to change our weather. that low coupled with a strong ridge in th

lockdown was rifted. a small plane crashed in gilbert over the weekend, did you see on board that small plane when it came down. the sky divers taking part in gilbert's annual constitution fair. they were able to jump out of that plane before it it -- hit the ground, hit the home. the pilot suffered burns to his forearm but should recover. people are calling what happened a miracle because nobody was killed. image. >>> a man was shot and killed late last night near the i-10 and guadalupe. there are little details to go on right now. investigators could release more information, though, at some point later today. a fox follow-up today as glendale police have identified the victim from a deadly shooting from over the weekend. early saturday morning, glendale police officers heard gunshots in the area of 67th avenue and glendale. when they got there, they found who had been shot to death. witnesses pointed officers in the direction of two vehicles that left the scene. police eventually caught up with both ca

quick to get over to the scene entire medical campus and could ben nevis va hospital put on lockdown after four this afternoon no one was ever shot no doubt everything osage a precaution was taken team coverage tonight fox 31 joe our team coverage with the latest. the official all clear not given by the denbow police department we walked around the block i can't see a police car anyway the mobile command center left well over 30 minutes ago hospital workers are returning to work after a very a very bizarre day at the medical campus. a day of panic get at the medical center arou reports of shots fired the boards of an active shooter hundreds told the shelter in place inside the complex and outside places like the nearby denver va. we conducted a zone by zone systematic search of the facility. we did not locate a suspect or a victim tyrone campbell saying no victim or suspect was ever found but he did not say this is for sure a false alarm please still searching parts of the campus at present we are going back and doing some additional searching of some of those areas. those under lock

a day before the hazmat lockdown. viro babajan " he got a headache and diariah its been three days... so i need my house checked out, i have three days" they came to the open house looking for answers tania babajan "you don't know whom to talk to you don't know what's the law where to go who do i ask what to do" answers county officials don't have... is contact the school they'll take down the info and contact the epa" were now hearing kids touched some mercury as early as friday... we still dont know how much nat: "i mean what are their cleanup duties how come nobody ever saw this" candice jimenez "i want to find out how much was it what staff were told about it. why are they in trouble for their actions because obviously this happened friday but none of us found out till yesterday" and while many parents left tonight with as many questions as they came with... epa are focusing on health before anything else... randy nattis "we have to figure out what's important we have to prior

some students are still at school, in lockdown after a hazmat situation. we'll show you how a murder suspect-- escaped custody... leading police on a four day manhunt... we asked the police department what officers will do differently to keep this from happening again. a top tier asian themed hotel and casino is going up just off the strip. we're taking you inside the lucky dragon construction straight ahead. this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. dozens of middle school students have been on lock down in their school for 12 hours.... and parents are not happy about it. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. hazmat teams took over walter johnson middle school this afternoon after a mercury spill in killer escaped from police, and we asked officers what they're going to do to prevent it from happening again. fox5s miguel martinez valle is live at the north las vegas detective bureau to show us how alonso perez got out in the first place. perez escaped from this police station. he was in handcuffs, the door was locked, there were police officers throughou

a lockdown was also briefly in place at cedar rapids washington high school. the district sent a message to parents saying someone made a threat online and that authorities were taking every precaution to keep students safe. police were called about the threat at 10-30 and had the student in custody within ten minutes. the 15-year-old boy now faces harassment charges for making threats to cause violence at the school. some voters in iowa... iowa...are working to keep the 10 minutes. the 13-year-old boy now faces harassment charges for making threats to cause violence at the school.>>> some voters in iowa are both -- working to keep the negative side of politics out of schools. the group says that political bullying in local school systems. in iowa anti-latino chance were hurt after a basketball game in des moines iowa. the team was ethnically diverse. >> you can see political inclinations of bullying. becomes up each election cycle. ashley when you have a candidate that is targeting populations. >> they say bullying has the same long-term effects on victims as

this happened students who were still at the house -- at the high school said they were put into lockdown for half an were going to have a game and we were about to walk out and the principal came on the speaker saying we were on a lockdown and everyone stayed put and everyone remain at the school, state the cafeteria. we did not know come a we thought it was a practice because we have it every single year but it was serious. john: the commuter trains run on this line. they were some delays but the . and again police still looking for suspects. maria: also breaking police are searching for the man who in decently assaulted a woman and jamaica plain's. austin police say the voc -- victim was walking with a friend when a man approached her. the suspect took off after the assault. police are asking anyone if you have information give them a call. ed: another injury on the field for the io give us the scoop. josh: it was brady and then drop a little and then percent. we are not sure who will take the field against buffalo. that day is nine days from now and the bills will come here to gillett

the lockdown lasted 12 minutes at the high school. it was lifted when police determined the area near the school was safe. parents were alerted via district tweets and phone messages about the lock dune. brandon says he drives his daughter everywhere now. >> times have changed since i went to school. we used to walk everywhere, but nowadays we give them a ride everywhere they go. >> reporter: all this happened off campus, so that's why they went on lock down, the principal wanted to take all precautions. now, these suspects are behind bars, no students were injured. i asked police why would they go after students walking to school? they said likely they are carrying something valuable in their hand, their cellphones. julia good rich. >>> and two suspects who knocked their victims unconscious. it happened near uc berkeley and bancroft way. sun suspect punched the victim, knocking him out. the pair snatched his briefcase and took off in a white sedan. one of the men is believed to be between 20 and 30 years old, 6 foot tall and wearing

the lockdown at rose medical center has been lifted. still many questions about what went down at the hospital after reports of shots fired turned up nothing. >> first tonight we got to see how strong legacy strong is after that fatal school bus crash last weekend involving the legacy high school football team that killed the bus driver and seriously injured three coaches. >> russell haythorn is at the stadium an impressive out pouring of support. >>reporter: yeah and this game was special just after that bus crash at dia the stands were full, the crowd was unified and the message tonight was clear this was legacy strong. friday night lights welcome to the most talked about game this week of colorado. >> the this situation has brought out best in us. >>reporter: this is legacy strong a football team choosing but the whole school is backing them whatever they chose. >>reporter: as their head coach and two assistants continue their recovery legacy high get a pep talk from some of their bronco idols. >> i got an opportunity to go out there

a day before the lockdown. he told us yesterday that he saw whatever it was, the liquid on the floor in the hallway, the sport area, he told the teacher and she said don't worry about it." but he touched it and put his finger on his shirt, and after that, he ate! he had his lunch. he had a honey bun and that's probably why he gets diarrhea and bad headache. the environmental protection agency...first responders... and hazmat crews were called in wednesday. parents waited in the parking lot overnight. they were there for hours, until their kids were cleared now for the first time since the lockdown -- the superintedent of the clark county school district is speaking publicly... fox5's adam herbets is at johnson junior high - he joins us live with the very latest. according to the superintendent, last night was the first time anyone in the district heard that the mercury could have been at this school on friday. and that means parents want to kn h world could they possibly know if their kids are clean if they wer

the school -- along with two nearby universities were placed on lockdown while police searched the area. the cleveland gazebo where 12- year-old tamir rice was killed will be removed tomorrow. rice was holding a pellet gun when he was fatally shot by officer timothy loehmann in november of 20-14. loe was real and that the boy looked older. rice's mother asked her city councilman that the gazebo be removed. a tree will be planted in the new space with a memorial plaque in memory of tamir. dozens of students in new york-- now home safe after having to be rescued from a sailboat on the hudson river. rescue units pushed the boat ashore in new jersey after it experienced engine failure. no one was hurt. the boat is operated by a nonprofit that hosts sailing trips to promote for the worst, as a super typhoon races towards the island's southernmost-tip. the typhoon has been upgraded from a category 1 to a category 5 storm in the last 24-hours. it's is due to make landfall tomorrow morning local time. the typhoon is capable of winds of more than 150 miles per hour as well as the possibility of

the main hospital, rose medical center, is on lockdown right w. because you know this is a highly populated area, high traffic area, neighbors have been told to stay in place and not go out and not to use 9th avenue. there's a whole lot of busy, busy businesses around there as well. if you know 9th and colorado, that's where that new trader joe's is. a lot of people on lockdown right now as police are out there as you can see investigating and trying to figure out what's going on here. >> joining us on the phone is kim. she's an office manager there. you were trying to get in there and could not. tell us what you see. >> okay. so i was leaving my job at pob1 and we were trying to get into the main hhspital, and security stopped us and said we could not enter because there was an active shooting. they had it closed of off. they were telling them to leave. i was able to go get into the parking lot to get my car, but i saw go. i called my boss to let him now and my staff was still there. the doctor confirmed with the ooerator that there was an active

campus was put on lockdown following a shooting early this morning. stephanie johnson is live at jefferson right now with the latest. >> reporter: right now the scene is clear and classes have resumed at jefferson high school. earlier today, parents and the cedar rapids police department was called after they responded to a call before 8 student suffering from a gunshot wound behind the school's auditorium. the student was a 15-year-old boy. we're working on obtaining his name but police confirmed the gunshot wound was self- inflicted. the student was taken to the hospital and the school was placed on lockdown. the cedar rapids community school district alerted parents that the school was dealing with the emergency medical situation and that it was secure. not do enough to alert them of the emergency happening here. >> do you think is doing a good job? >> absolutely not. there could be better communication when it comes to situation like these. >> i found out from facebook. not from the school. the phone call i got said it was a medical emergency. >>

why should i go on lockdown if i'm not doing anything?ould look at my reports. >> i am looking at your reports. >> i'm not getting in trouble. i'm not getting write ups. >> we're talking about a report you were involved in. why do you think this guy would identify you as a member of the mexican mafia? >> who is he? >> it doesn't matter who he is. why would he say that? >> to put you on lockdown. >> why would he want to do that to you? why does somebody want to get rid of you? >> i don't know. i don't have no response to that. >> you got in a fight with two guys, didn't you? or one guy? what was that about? >> money. >> talking about drugs here? know, talking about money he owed me. >> how much did he owe you? >> 50e. >> for what? >> for fixing his car. >> when they did the investigation, you told them it was borber. >> it was beer and the car. >> only one person has inconsistent stories that. 's a liar. i mean, we're both grown men here. there's no beating around the bush. you've been lying in the past. why, on earth, would i believe anyt

the mall is currently under lockdown. right now. they are still searching for the shooter or shooters. we will continue to monitor this breaking story and bring you the latest at 3wkyc.com . overnight again it is only 8:30 right now. this does happen in the last 30 minutes or so. still very much a developing scene there.>> lot of concern right now. >> also generating is the cans of 5 am. starts at 5 am ? music ? extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. >>> tonight the videotape, first images of a charlotte man's deadly encounter with officers. ncht don't shoot him. >> his wife capturing the dramatic scene on cell phone, raising new questions about what may be on the ground near his body. >>> final countdown. donald trump and hillary clinton gearing up ier their first debate, just three days away now. trump today getting a late endorsement from former rival ted cruz. >>> dangerous extremes. a dramatic rescue caught on camera. pounding rain, rivers overflowing, cars submerged, a train derailed by flash floods and a tornado carrying

of course the school is on lockdown. these are live pictures here. out of the school and parents have been taken to a nearby area where they're waiting for their children to be released. we're following this and we will bring you more information. a press conference is scheduled to happen soon. hopefully we'll learn more. when we do, we'll bring it to you. . >> michelle: we're continuing to follow this breaking news out of south carolina. this is townville elementary school in the town of townville where a shooting happened just a few hours ago. we're actually waiting for a press conference that's scheduled to happen any moment from that area. what we know right now is three we have been told by the coroner's office that the two students who were shot, their injuries are considered non life threatening. that is good news. we don't know the age of the students. we know the teacher is a female and the suspect is a teenager. >> jeff: the teenager in custody. the school is on lockdown and, wow, so many awful memories coming back from the sandy hook shoot

asthings are not on lockdown a strike. so, no, not at holman.my: we want to thank you all for being with us. we will continue to follow this. kinetik justice in solitary confinement at holman in alabama. prison of 1000 men. azzurra crispino joining us s fm austin, media co-chair of the incarcerated workers organizing committee. and thank you to pastor kenneth glasgow founder and national , president of the ordinary people society, a faith-based organization focusing on criminal justice reform and rehabilitation of repeat offenders. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. what just took place in san diego, california. juan: police in the san diego, california, suburb of el cajon shot and killed an unarmed african american man tuesday after his sister called 911 to report her brother was having a mental heah h emergency. the shooting comes as protests continue over fatal police shooting of keith lamont scott in charlotte and terence crutcher in tulsa, oklahahoma. eyewitnesses said 30-

. >> steve: an active shooter threat causes a lockdown at an east bay high school. a neighboring middle-school and elementary school - also put on lockdown, >> vicki:investigators tell kron's haaziq madyun the threat.took on a life of its social media. >> reporter:word of an active shooter threat posted on instagram traveled fast monday morning here at benicia high school. >>"this device, a cellphone can be both a curse and a blessing, it helps information be very quick, but then sometimes people put information out there that's not accurate and rumors can develop" >> reporter:police locked down the school for about an hour to investigate the nature of the threat but the rumor mill had already spread parents like jeff carl.this is what he heard >>"freshman kid brought a gun to school, with a list of students and teachers that he wanted to kill" >> reporter:not exactly what happened according to the superintendent of the benicia unified school says it actually went down more like this. >>"a social media threat by student, called into the down was put in place here at

causing a lockdown since midday yesterday. the clark county school district sent out an official statement on the hazmat situation.. saying --quote-- "the epa is screening students for their safety. we have to follow their guidance for releasing students. school police and metro are their as well assisting as well as other first responders." ((brian loftus)) >> and that's where we start

for about an hour ago but just in the past few minutes that lockdown was lifted. kelsey thomas, news 3. back to you in the studio. >> michelle: thank you for that. >>> all right one man dead, another behind bars after a shooting inside of a local starbucks. this has the whole town shaken that were inside that starbucks yesterday. craig fiegener joins us live from the scene. rainbow near warm springs. i understand metro is going to release the mugshot of the alleged shooter in this incident. have you seen that yet? >> craig: we have not seen that mugshot yet. it's going be an important clue. at least an important clue to peep who have been following this and touched by the crime. we do have age and name. we know what happened inside this starbucks. the morning was interrupted by the sound of gunfire. police say pedro jose garcia was angered after his payment card was declined at starbucks. he had been in the drive-thru at rainbow and warm springs. police say he was armed. he walked inside the store and started shooting. it was 11:30 a.m. workers ran to the back of

that school because of the shooting went into lockdown. we're told by school district officials that lockdown has since been lifted. still a lot of information that we're trying to gather about exactly what went down here at fairhill square. once again, at fourth street, and lehigh, in kensington, a developing situation, police here at the scene, and you can see right here, live, actually increasing the area that they're searching, the crime scene itself here live as we're reporting about this shooting. once again, for parent of student here at julio deburgos by lent all elementary school, the shooting was not at this school, it was across the street at this parkment once again the school lockdown has been lifted. great news, we're going to gather more information about exactly what went down with this shooting in just a few minutes, but nor now live here in kensington, i'm greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> thank you so much, greg. meanwhile in other news pennsylvania state police want to know if alcohol was a factor in the early m

the lockdown ended just before ten o'clock. classes continued for available. a number of students told tv9 about half took the option to leave early. "i haven't talked to my daughter yet, but just the situation going on i want to bring her home and we'll discuss the events that happened today " cedar rapids police do not believe the student who tried to take his own life attempted to enter the school with a weapon. instead, they believe the self-inflicted wound occurred on a small concrete patio area outside the school's fine arts auditorium some of the students leaving jefferson told us they believe some students would pay and awareness by wearing the color purple at football games tonight. school administrator s say if that happens, it's something students are doing and not coordinated by the schools. live in cedar rapids, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. crisis response agencies in cedar rapids want people to know there is help available for students, parents, teachers and really anyone impacted. coming up a little be in the studio to talk with us about counsel

, "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon live in bryn mawr where one school has been placed on lockdowngood afternoon, rahel. >> reporter: good afternoon, brooke, jim, outside of ice on elementary. take a look behind me, you can sort of see the center of the activity this afternoon. you can see radnor township police car down there, also see if it is positive to zoom into those wooded areas you can see some officials out there. now, this is where a radnor township employee just told me that he came face-to-face with a bear. i asked him what it look like, he said appeared to be a juvenile. we take you now for an air val view to police activity in the wooded area as well as behind the school. radnor officials telling me within the last few weeks they have seen at least three to four police sitings reported by different neighbors in this area. that will township employee that i spoke to short time ago, again, when i asked him what it looked like he said it was a juvenile. this is how he said he end countered the bear. >> we didn't see anything. i saw guy caught g -- cutting grass, i said t

. >> wild animals that caused a lockdown. >>> college student horrifically murdered and her family is out. and why her convicted killer is out. and why her convicted killer is fighting fios is not cable. out. and why her convicted killer is fighting we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of roxbury, five people are hurt after this roll over crash. office everies tell us this was not a chase. the suv speeding then flipped when it tried to make a turn late this afternoon. >>> more breaking news involving another crash. a woman hit and killed by a car in wilmington, hey, everybody i am mark ockerbloom. >> i am vanessa welch. >> reporter: a 52-y crossing the street died. he was crossing in fr

incuding the latest on that hazmat lockdown at johnson middle school-- parker collins is there now-- chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first.. school for nearly 24 hours switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. .game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. speed may not be available in your area. call today. clinton is speaking in front of her plane right on the tarmac. she says she's meeting with a bipartisan ghroup of national security leaders tomorrow. she also commented on last night's commander in chief forum saying "last night was yet another test and donald trump failed yet again." the latest poll shows clinton neck and neck with republican donld trump.... an update on the breaking news we've been following for you-- students stuck inside a middle school for nearly 24 hours after mercury students stuck inside a middle school

causing a lockdown since midday yesterday. the clark county school district sent out an official statement on the hazmat situation.. saying --quote-- "the epa is screening students for their safety. we have to follow their guidance for releasing students. school police and metro are their as well assisting as well as other first responders." ((brian loftus)) >> and that's where we start stevens and nia wong.. who are outside of the school. we'll start with nia first.. on how all of this started, nia? ((nia wong)) >> according to the school distrit....a student brought mercury to this campus this morning. we're told at least 5 students were exposed to the chemical in the gym here. well until a few minutes ago....students were still being released. >> here is cellphone video taken from within johnson middle school. you can see students huddled be released. one parent tells us school officials were using blankets to cover the windows of the cafeteria where students are staying to block the view inside. the clark county school dis

causing the school to go on lockdown. officers converged on the campus and the school and two others nearby were put on lockdown as well. police say that they found the student in the classroom and arrested him. but the officers say that there was no truth to the rumors. the student had stashed a gun at school and they had a hit list or was plotting to shoot other students. the motive for the threat is unclear and joining us now to talk more about what happened at this school today is the superintendent of the schools in venetia. dr. charles young. doctor, thanks for coming on. we really appreciate you going into detail here what sounded like a very scary scenario. >> yeah and any type of scenarios like this could be very frightening to staff and the kids and the community. you know, we take them very, very seriously because safety is absolutely one of the most important goals that we have. we take that very seriously. we also appreciate our close partnership with the police department. >> so to clear things up. this is w

and lifted the lockdown.olice are currently investigating if any other students were involved in the threat. >> steve: >> vicki:the latest reports say the millenium tower in san francisco has sunk at least 16 inches and is tilting northeast by 2 inches. more tonight on the growing controversy involving a high rise tower in san francisco.the latest reports say the millenium tower has sunk at least 16 inches and is tilting northeast by 2 inches. >> vicki:homeowners tell kron four news that they're worried the problem will only get worse. a private firm has been brought in to analyze the foundation. they'll be pulling out samples to examine. >> vicki:the drilling started today. conditions and a way to mitigate the settlement. >> vicki:the developer, millenium partners has blamed the sinking on construction of the nearby transbay transit center. arguing that techniques being used there have weakened the foundation at the tower building. the drilling today is expected to take three weeks. >> brittney:heat advisory

. >>> bubble wrap, that's what likely triggered a lockdown at valley forge military academy. they say an apartment across the street hearing what she thought were the sound of gunshots yesterday evening. they put military academy on lockdown. they did not find any victims or evidence or a shooting. they later determined the sound of mopping bubble wrap is more than likely what the student heard. >>> another sunny day. plenty of sunshine is and blue skies. we give you a look from the eagles nest. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our forecast. >> yeah. another day with sunshine. humidity going up a little bit but nothing like what we saw last week. yesterday we were 84 degrees for the high. today i'm going for 84, tomorrow 93 but it drops immediately. it's just a one-day hot spell. 76 degrees in philadelphia and delaware. at the jersey shore we have an on shore wind. it is 76 at cape may point. it will get warmer inland because the east wind isn't all that strong. we aren't seeing much in the way of cloud cover. it is in northern michigan. as we go through the night toni

the mall is under lockdown and police are looking for the government there. will monitor this breaking story and give you the latest hello everyone. indians trying to cleanse their first division title since 2007. good news the magic number drops as they begin their final series at home against the white sox with it for that -- with their fourth straight win. jose ramirez -- where are they without him. two run homer 11th of the year. tied at 2. trevor powers was not perfect . he gave a way to- two run homer's. four- 4-2 socks. tonight fifth inning 4-3 -- another had to make it 4-4. then coco crisp delivers a two run double. again doing damage. wind number 53 at home. -- win number 53 at home. they are watching the tigers and everybody else. >> it is what it is. you definitely want them to lose. we want the number one seat.>> wiles and the tigers no help from kansas city as the tigers win days wind bank. antidumping gave up -- andrew duffy gave up six runs. we go to the magic number machine. down from 4 to three. can clinch tomorrow but still a chance for sund

the building went on lockdown. police think that after that, they heard doors slamming inside the hospital which may have sounded like gunfire. police did recover grainy surveillance footage of that man that may or may not have had a gun. >> it doesn't look at this made it into the hospital. was carrying something that could have been a pellet gun, a bb gun, really can't tell from the video. >> the hospital was on lockdown for several hours as police searched room to room. >>> you see them all around colorado this time of the year. chili pepper venders, but one has been burning hot over possibly being ousted from her denver location at south broadway, and alameda. kathy ross joins us from the parkint albertson's, kathy? >> reporter: you know karen, this chili vendor says she was told to pack up her peppers and move out by the end of business today. even though she has this letter giving her permission to sell her peppers here. she's been upset, and so have her customers. this is the fifth season she has been roasti

>>reporter: all other schools in the district were placed on march -- on lockdown. threat was sent to schools in atlanta and ohio. police gave the all clear at the high school around 10:30 am. the threat remains under investigation. >>> investigators in maricopa say they think the threat may be linked to an internet hoax website. >> something similar happen in flagstaff last year. crashed into a gilbert home praise their sons actions this afternoon, calling him a hero for saving the lives of four passengers on board. >> on saturday night the plane caught fire and ryan was burned before parachuting, craft. the ntsb is still investigating. ryan underwent his first surgery this morning and is in stable condition. experience and is a licensed commercial pilot. this is experienced his parents say was critical during those moments. >> with the heroics of a a pilot who was more concern for others than himself during a crisis and with the outpouring of support from the community in the days that followed we remember that the world is still feel with people who care and are

the school there is still on lockdown after mercury was found in the school. these are some pictures 13 action news reporter parker collins tweeted from the scene... students are still inside being screened by the e-p-a and parents are still waiting for new video in to our newsroom overnight of a funnel cloud in northern arizona yesterday afternoon! it appeared as thunderstorms rolled through the area. it didn't end up touching down. hurricane newton is being blamed for bringing a string of storms across arizona. flashflood warnings are in effect for the southeastern part of he toss to greg the southern nevada area is still dealing with a small ridge of high pressure along with minor support from dry air aloft. continue with mainly sunny skies and temperatures slightly above normal for this time of year. this afternoon, cit wide temperatures should range between 97 and 102, possibly 103, degrees with winds out of the west/southwest between 5 and 15 mph. we hold this patter clear through the weekend but by sunday night, a new weather feature begins interacting

. >>> north canyon high went into lockdown after reports of a student with a gun on campus. the student was taken into custody. they let out a letter to parents saying that students after the incident were safe and the campus was safe, no problems. happened. the school was placed on lockdown after a gun was found in a backpack. >>> police in casa grande investigating another incident. police say they found a 13-year-old seventh grader with a firearm in his backpack. the gun was not loaded but there was ammunition in that backpack. the boy told police they wanted to show off the gun to his friends. he was released the pinal county attorney's office have have the case to see if charges will be released in this. >>> you go out to your driveway and a guy stole your car. the thief stole the car out of the driveway. police found the car ditched after a crash near 56th and southern. the thief took the keys and left no sign of the suspect. >>> parents of a valley pilot who crashed into a home is speaking out. the pilot suffered serious burns before the plane went down and he had his

a day before the hazmat lockdown. viro babajan " he got a headache and diariah its been three days... so i need my house checked out, i have three days" they came to the for answers tania babajan "you don't know whom to talk to you don't know what's the law where to go who do i ask what to do" answers county officials don't have... nat " what you do is contact the school they'll take down the info and contact the epa" were now hearing kids touched some mercury as early as friday... we still dont know how much nat: "i mean what are their cleanup duties how come nobody ever saw this" candice jimenez "i want to find out how much was it what staff were told about it. why this happened friday but none of us found out till yesterday" and while many parents left tonight with as many questions as they came with... the county and epa are focusing on health before anything else... randy nattis "we have to figure out what's important we have to prioritize our things now it's human health is

if you remember johnson junior high school was placed on a lockdown after a mercury scare. that lockdown then turned into a hazmat situation that lasted for several hours as students, staff and faculty were screened and decontaminated. decontaminating parts of campus--- and screening the belongings that were left behind. our michael stevens was at the school earlier today following the e-p-a's latest statement on the investigation. michael what did we learn today? ((michael stevens)) >> sharie... the building has been off limits since wednesday... but today, some parents and their been off limits since wednesday... but today, some parents and their kids were allowed back to pick-up belongings like shoes... and backpacks left behind after mercury was detected inside. and walter johnson jr. high is busy again... busy with families picking up over 700 personal items tested by the environmental protection agency. ((jocelynn crocker // parent: they took her backpack, her lunch pale and shoes. we got a call this morning saying that everything was cleared and we can come and pick-