(("i grabbed ahold of him and lt. morris and i were able to drag him away from the burning truck.")) the man survived. the two officers insist "it was all in a days work." that everyone on the force would have done the same thing. but listen to what lt morrison admits was going through her mind when she was inside the burning vehicle. morrison:"holy cow, i've been on for 20 years, and i'm gonna die in the fire. of all things a fire? i've seen gunshots go over my head, and i thought man, a fire, this is not what i had planned.")) ...and both wouldn't hesitate to do it again. and that's why sgt travis snyder and lt jill morrison are red cross everyday heroes./// the nfl stadium has been signed... now it's time to get the raiders here! what's next in the process of getting the team to the valley. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- president obama will be here in southern nevada. what he's expected to talk about.. just weeks before election day. ((brian loftus)) >> and, the winds have finally died down in the valley.. but mothe

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((lt dan mcgrath, metro pd she is not arrested, but she is with detectives. she is not in handcuffs or anything so we do want to speak with her and find out if she can tell us what exactly happened." ((brittany edney)) the other four other children--all under the age of 8-- were not harmed and are in cps custody while this case is being investigated. ((lt dan mcgrath, metro pd "these are some of the most difficult investigations that any of us have to deal with. even from the most experienced detectives, it's very sad that we are investigating this as a child abuse death.")) not related to the victim. ((brian loftus)) >>> the cause of death is still under investigation... and still no word yet on the exact charges that will be brought. detectives also say that cps is also looking to see if there is any history of abuse for any of the children living in that apartment./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the mother and aunt of a court this morning after they were accused for overdosing the child on prescription drugs. the incident happened back in august when police say

((lt. dan mcgrath, metro police "their car had hit the barrier at i-15 and spring mountain." )) ((brittany edney)) then at around 9-45-- police received a call about a man entering this c-v-s with two handguns. ((jim cook, witness "people were running out of the store screaming...i mean the first 3 minutes were a little chaotic" )) ((brittany edney)) investigators say the suspect pulled his pants down and tried ((lt. dan mcgrath, metro police "she was able to push him away and the employees sheltered in place and there were several 911 calls." )) ((brittany edney)) in this video from a viewer-- you can see police exchanging words with a suspect for several minutes ((lt. dan mcgrath, metro police "he would not listen to the officer's commands.")) ((brittany edney)) then, it looks like the man got on the ground with his hands up-- moments later, a k-9 unit was unleashed. ((lt. dan mcgrath, metro police "since he was not complying, they let the dog loose." ((brittany edney)) a decision, invest

lt.ov holcomb: it's good to be back on the campus. thank you to the indiana debate commission for hosting all three of the debates and thank you to in cubs fan who are tuning before the first pitch. i would like to say indiana has never been a more prosperous position. unemployment is 4.5% lower than the national average. we have more people working in the private sector than ever before in our 200 year history of the state. a healthy savings account and a triple-a credit rating. we have become a real leader nationally and internationally. logistics, biosciences, manufacturing. to take us to the next level, i believe we are going to have to focus on our people, our people, our people. if we equip our youngest people at the preschool age, when have a ticket to their success going into a college or career, we will let in fact take indiana to the next level. >> now mr. gregg. mr. gregg: i want to thank my opponents for the civility of which we have conducted this debate. it is not like the z

((lt dan mcgrath, metro pd "there were reports of some ligature marks." ((brittany edney)) metro police are investigating what happened inside of an apartment sunday afternoon that led to the death of a seven-year-old boy. ((lt dan mcgrath, metro pd "we're not here to publicize a child being killed in the manner that he was but the facts point to child abuse." ((brittany edney)) police say the victim was inside apartment with 4 other children... his mother and another man when he was hurt. the man has been arrested and police are questioning the mother. ((lt dan mcgrath, metro pd she is not arrested, but she is with detectives. she is not in handcuffs or anything so we do want to speak with her and find out if she can tell us what exactly happened." ((brittany edney)) the other four other children--all under the age of 8-- were not harmed and are in cps custody while this case is being investigated. ((lt dan mcgrath, metro pd "these are some of the most difficult investigations even from the most experienced detectives, it's very sad that we are investiga

((lt. ray steiber - metro pd homicide, retired: right now to get guns in private sells that don't require background checks.)) ((karen castro)) retired homicide lieutenant, ray steiber, is featured in one of the many t-v ads. according to the 'yes on one campaign', similar laws in other states have proven effective in reducing crime. ((rick m - executive dir., nevada association of public safety officers: studies have shown that states with more expansive background check requirements have less gun trafficking, less domestic violence against women.)) (( )) ((karen castro)) discredit the claim that question one will make communities safer. ((ryan hamilton - deputy dir., nra-nevadans for freedom: so we see no good evidence that this law is going to stop criminals from getting any weapons, any more than the laws we already have in place.)) ((karen castro)) in fact, ryan hamilton with the nra-nevadans for freedom claims upwards of 80-percent of guns used in crimes come from sources outside of t

(("i grabbed ahold of him and lt. morris and i were able to drag him away from the burning truck.")) then insist "it was all in a days work." that everyone on the force would have done the same thing. but listen to what lt morrison admits was going through her mind when she was inside the burning vehicle. ((lt jill morrison:"holy cow, i've been on for 20 years, and i'm gonna die in the fire. of all things a fire? i've seen gunshots go over my head, and i thought man, a fire, this is not what i had planned.")) ...and both wouldn't hesitate to do it again. and that's why sgt cross everyday heroes./// ((paul joncich)) >>> this week the campaign trail is making yet another stop here in the valley >> coming up on the valley's news leader, we go live to u-n-l-v with a look at what it takes to bring the third and final presidnetial debate to the campus./// announcer: now, live...this is 8 news now at four when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fightin

davie says "tyler davie, lt. number 7 for the team." ok he's really young.. but the blue angels are an old tradition. they formed in 1946 after wwii ended. the idea was to encourage people to join the navy during a time when we were and foster good will from the public. that good will woul d hopefully translate to a larger share of the shrinking defense budget. they started with old hellcats.. now they fly f/a-18 hornets that have been retired but meticulously maintained. davie says "they don't look like it and they don't perform like they are the oldest planes in the fleet." i put on my jump suit and nervously climb on board. i get strapped in.. the crew chief clears us to go.. and we're off. and by off i mean almost straight up! (nats take off) they idea is to plane and pilots can do.. we do some gentle manuevers at first.. but they get more vigorous as the flight continues. we go from turns that put two.. three and four times the force of gravity on me. at five g's as they are called, my 160 pound body weighs 800 pounds.. we do combat manuevers all fleet p

officer: i have no idea lt: but you know im going to jail though. youve been here' officer: whats that lt: you heard me" thomas stresses he was never blocking traffic. lt:im not on the street where cars can hit me. officer: so youre on the road between the curb and the white line? lt: im inside of it, just like a construction worker" some of what happened befo seen in this now viral cell phone video from a passerby. nat pop you can see plain clothed officer, tim olsen, holding thomas prior to the you can see plain clothed officer, tim olsen, holding thomas prior to the arrest. and now, further conflict comes from two different stories from witnesses to police one says.... sot witness 1 "i dont think he was doing anything wrong" but, another says he saw nothing wrong with how the officer treated thomas. sot witness 2 "he was obstructing traffic. he was walking down the middle honking at him, he had his headphones on." since the video was shared, outcry spread at an edina council meeting. the city maintains officer olsen will not be disciplined and th

((lt. dan mcgrath: their car had hit the barrier at i-15 and spring mountain )) >> police believe the pair may be a married las vegas couple.. also, their vehicle was towed to a lab for processing. the male driver, in his 50's, is in stable condition. 2 bullets also hit a semi truck... that driver pulled off the road a bit later and called authori three bullets-- no injuries there either. ((brittany edney)) police say other cars may have been hit... so anyone else with any damage or information on this case is asked to call crimestoppers. reporting live, brittany edney, 8 news now./// >> less than an hour after the shooting on i-15... police were alerted to the suspect at a cvs in the southeast. 8 news now reporter nia wong aftermath to a deadly shooting on i-15...ended at this cvs off windmill and las vegas boulevard." )) ((nia wong)) the man you see in custody... was reported to police to have entered the store with two handguns around 9-45 saturday morning. the same time jim cook was on

((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide division: 24.02 "every one of them has multiple cases." 24.05)) ((patr w detectives are busy... as murders busy... as murders in las vegas are up more than 25 percent over last year. and april saw the most homicides ever -- 26 people were killed. this comes as sheriff joe lombardo is pleading with lawmakers to approve a point -1 hire more officers. ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide division: 21.15 "we want to prevent them before they occur (.17), and i think having more cops in uniform out on the street can prevent them before they occur." 21.23 )) ((patrick walker)) we've been down this road fore.l the largest recruiting class in the department's history will start at the academy this month. the department hopes to see that continue... as they look to hire several hundred new officers in the near future./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the former animal shelter chief in boulder city has cases." 24.05)) ((patrick walker)) lieutenant dan mcgrath's detectives are

navy lt. lance benson.he will be flying in one of the wing positions this is lt.son's first year flying with the legendary blue angels ,. you can see lt benson and the rest of the blue angels at the airshow starting at noon friday, saturday and sunday. the blue angels take to the sky at 3pm. the airshow ends at 4. a hiker says she nearly died after falling and breaking her neck in oregon. but an s-o-s and her dog saved her life. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> steve:jen edwards set out on an 8-day backpacking trip with her dog but then everything went wrong. around 10-miles into her hike -- she slipped and fell about sixty feet. she had to crawl out of a creek --- but was in bad shape. she had a broken neck, broken hand and a concussion. but she also had a lifeline. a satelitte phone that sent an - s-o-s for help. her dog then found her and helped keep her warm.

retired metro lt. randy sutton says the chances are pretty high.. and buying it puts you in the same boat as the thief. (sot/49:19) you're also taking the risk of a posession of stolen property charge. is it worth saving a few hundred bucks in order to get a tailgate and risk getting a felony charge on your record. 49:38 (steve) so you'd advise against shopping for a replacement online. (sutton) yeah.. i mean.. where are you gonna find stolen parts? yeah. absolutely.. just go.. just go to your dealership.. a legitimate parts place and buy what you need to buy. don't be a victim twice. (:23) lt. sutton says metro is aware of this type of crime.. and they have a few tricks to eventually nail the people doing it. (sot/50:45) what a lot of people don't realize is there are hidden serial numbers on vehicles so you may think lt. sutton says in many cases.. someone who steals a tailgate already has a buyer with a specific make and model in mind.. so it's not entirely random.. and it's not someone who's just ripping off a tailgate to sell it for scrap metal

i have lt week forecast coming up yes!! -- the week forecast coming up i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> a 25 year old navy man is facing dui charge after he drove his pickup truck off the bridge over the weekend. four people were killed and nine others why injured. the man was alone in his truck when he lost control of the vehicle and plummeted 60 feet landing where hundreds of people had gathered for a festival. the man remains hospitalized with serious injuries. >>> the search continues for a driver that struck and ki

who winds up traumatized from lt. sutton says this is the kind of thing that also gives law abiding motorcycle riders a bad reputation.. because it only takes one person like that to ruin it for everybody. we're learning more about the teenager who died.... in a motorcycle crash... -18- year-old..... donald dixon was riding a borrowed bike.... when police say..... he ran the stop sign and collided.... with a car. it happened yesterday... near donna nd a north las vegas intersection.... that neighbors say..... is unsafe. dixon's family tells us... he was ready to join the military.... and sunday..... would have been his -19-th birthday... a lot of drivers were caught in a traffic shutdown on the 15 tonight.. and it had nothing to do with 'car-nado' around the spaghetti bowl. 13 action news reporter bryan callahan was there when traffic came to a stop.. and joins us live to explain how it all came down to politics. bryan. the closures were in place because the vice president is now here...and he needed to get to his hot

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(lt. allen levesque, portsmouth fire dept.): "the passenger side of it looked like somebody planted a tree in the car." butt with (lt. allen levesque, portsmouth fire dept.): "she was also 15 weeks that probably saved her life. she managed to walk away with little more than a broken nose. her baby -- is just fine. two people -- survive a terrifying plane crash in texas. the small plane -- went down -- in the town of taylor. that's about 30 miles northeast of austin. authorities say -- plane hit the ground -- and caught fire. burns. the passenger -- also injured. officials are investigating -- to figure why the plane went down. (karla back to desk) tonight. a wind advisory is in effect for the area through 3am tomorrow. in addition, a high wind warning is in effect for the spring mountains through 3am as well. the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high temps will drop to the mid 70s on monday for the las vegas valley. the winds will remain in the also, overnight lows will d

forward....they say after they heard gunshots...a gray four door was seen leaving this neighborhood. (( lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: "to have a young female just basically shot and mp unusual." )) ((nia wong)) >> lt. dan mcgrath says this is the 140th homicide in metro's jurisdiction this year. he doesn't believe this shooting to be a random act. it's still early in their investigation...b ut he believes this could be a case of domestic violence....this young woman most likely knew her attacker. ((nia wong)) >> also...no leads on a possible suspect or suspects.... metro will be here for the next several hours....interview ing more witnesses and looking for surveillance video in this neighborhood. we'll bring you updates as they ((kirsten joyce)) >> another top story we're following... the road closures taking place later tonight for project neon. ((brian loftus)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live along the spaghetti bowl with more on what's being dubbed "carnado." good morning, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... the spaghetti bowl ramp closures will go into e

((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: "it appears that there could be several guns missing but it's going to take some time. it's a pretty large residence." )) ((mauricio marin)) metro police worked late into the night and early into the morning collecting evidence on scene...saying the entire house was ransacked where 5 people lived. to be missing. also---one of the roommates cars appears to have been stolen. ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: "one of the patrol officers spoke to her by phone and she has said no one else had permission to take the vehicle or be in the vehicle so we are going to get through that pretty quick and i already have that broadcast to all the patrol stations." )) ((mauricio marin)) police later found the 2016 hyundai veloster just a few blocks away from the homicide scene. c-s-i plans to go through the car looking for possible evidence. violence. and are asking the public to give them a call if they saw or heard something that could help them in this case. ((michelle m

navy lt. lance benson.he will be flying in one of the wing positions >> steve:this is lt. benson's first year flying with the legendary blue angels. you can see lt benson, and the rest of the blue angels, at the airshow starting at noon friday, and continuing saturday and sunday. kron four is your fleet week station. you don't have to be on the san francisco waterfront to catch the show. you can watch it right here on kron four. join us for 'blue angels live'. our coverage begins at 2 o'clock saturday afternoon. and there will be an encore airing of the show. on sunday night from seven to eight. still ahead on the kron4 news at ten. >> britteny: was to decide what to maria green we have great conditions saturday a little warmer than sun. if your choice of either day pick saturday we have lots of sunshine both days those sunday we have our turn a few clouds and patchy fog and cordis conditions expected for us into a week and when speeds as well a great for viewing and if we show you what's going happen and to friday saturday sunday 81 on saturday 84 and then we drop down a

crews will work on the road that were damaged by -lt 2013 floods. only residents who is have a permit are going to be allowed to access the highway. other routes include devils gulch road from the north. u.s. 36 from the east. or you can take the peek to peek scenic highway from the south. >> different. usually it's the mar marathon. it was shortened to a half marathon. it started at civic center park. there was also a ten k race. the rock and roll marathon series started in 98. 18 years ago. we have pictures of the winners here they are. we're talking about the hawaii chocolate festival. coming up. why it's not just about sampling from a rancher's perspective, we feel that often washington is removed from what we need. senator bennet is different. michael bennet has been at the ready and always willing to listen. when the federal government wanted to increase grazing fees, senator bennet stepped up and helped put a stop that. he commits to his word, and that means a lot to a guy like me. i'm a republican, but i know that michael bennet trusts us an

he may seem nice but after about fifteen minutes of this i sta think lt. davies is enjoying torturing me. now.. back to that 7g turn.. can i stay awake (nats passing out and coming to.) that was enough for me and we headed back.. after one more raddle dazzle turn over ellington field.. i'm donnelly on cam: "i'm exhausted! they weren't kidding. i'm just.. would i do it again? in a new york minute. absolutely." my only question.. why does lt davies still look so young and fresh? john donnelly reporting. and if you like heights... ...today is the last day for the southern hills 6- th annual "balloon fest"... attendees get to see city from hot air balloons... and party it up at the carnival down below. there are tons of kids activities... games... rides... and a glow show. the balloon fest is a fundraiser for scholarships for high school seniors interested in working in hospitals. the festival started again at 6 this morning at southern hills hospital... ...and will continue through the afternoon. straight ahead... it's like the plot of a movie... a kids gets

for the afternoon, temperatures in lt mid to upper 60s. 70 for concord and san jose.e of showers arriving on saturday with another wave saturday night into sunday leaving in lingering showers for monday. temperatures not changing too much. windy but not going to impact the weekend. the roads will be slick and we have a bit of flooding on the streets today. >> thank you. more limitations for short term rentals in san francisco. coming up, the latest proposal to restrict companies like air bnb. >> plus do you need a job? , thousands of jobs amazon wants to fill, you will be surprised how many may become permanent >>> welcome back to mornings on two. united airlines said is fixed a problem that caused flight delays nationwide last night. there was a problem with their weight reporting system but it's been fixed. >> verizon plans to shut down call centers in five states including california. it expected to effect 3200 employees. they said those employees are being offered jobs at other locations or severance packages. the announcement comes days after they announced job c

((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: "it appears that there could be several guns missing but it's going to take some time. it's a pretty large residence." )) ((mauricio marin)) metro police worked late into the night and early into the morning collecting evidence on scene...saying the entire house was ransacked where 5 people lived. and at lest two shotguns appear appears to have been stolen. ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: "one of the patrol officers spoke to her by phone and she has said no one else had permission to take the vehicle or be in the vehicle so we are going to get through that pretty quick and i already have that broadcast to all the patrol stations." )) ((mauricio marin)) police later found the 2016 hyundai veloster early this morning just a few blocks away from the homicide scene. c-s-i plans to go through the car looking for possible evidence. at this time---police believe is violence. and are asking the public to give them a call if they saw or heard something that could

lt.eal with and november 8th will be a real for the time community, this community and for the country. senate, we in the will be in december and january runoff in -- the et's see, we'll be in georgia and i think we'll be in more ana, so stay tuned, to do. let's consider for a moment some that could be on the line, depending on who is electd and who owns the senate. the supreme court hangs in the balance, more and more major are ies impacting business being decided at the highest court. by the way, we sort of like very good at we're it. the next administration could nine-seat court with as many as three or four new appointments. mentioned in the last day or so that he's getting figure out how he could help get rid of the 60-vote this is one consequence that we'll have to live with, not just for four or eight years, but maybe for 25 years to come. the fate of our economy is at stake. the next president and the will inherit one of the slowest, weakest economic our history. if history holds,

to have a young female just basically shot and dumped in the street is unusual." )) ((nia wong)) >> lt. dan mcgrath says this is the 140th homicide in metro's jurisdiction this year. he doesn't believe this shooting to be a random act. it's still early in their investigation...b ut he believes this could be a case of domestic violence....this young woman most likely knew her attacker. ((nia wong)) metro will be here for the next several hours....interview ing more witnesses and looking for surveillance video in this neighborhood. we'll bring you updates as they come in. reporting live. nia wong 8 news now.// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> get ready .. because a major traffic nightmare is expected to hit las vegas later tonight. ((brian loftus)) >> several ramps at the spaghetti bowl are closing down for several months. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live along the spaghetti bowl... michael, this is all for project neon, right?? ((michael stevens)) the spaghetti bowl ramp closures will go into effect starting at 10-o'clock tonight... and they'll be closed until february. the i-15 south a

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her mom and dad were in the home when it happened. 27-33 lt grant rogers: we kno w the bullet entered somewhere near the victims chin and throat area but i dont know entry and exit points her family - visibly shaken. neighbors like woolbright asking one alice woolbright: why was the kid able to get a gun? guns should be locked up. because kids think guns are toys. we asked metro the same thing and they say its too early to say where the gun was stored or who it belonged to. alice woolbright: its sad, i feel for the baby. cases like this- however are rare in the silver state. a study released last week on accidental shootings involving children showed that nevada ranked near the bottom. the study found three cases in a two and a half year span. rogers: this is a very preventable thing that occurred its a tragedy lt rogers with metro says the police department offers a number of classes on gun safety. one of the first things they teach... rogers: if you have a save or a gun locker, or simple ways of storing a weapon, its really key for any gun owners out there. the little girl is expect

prosecutors say they have proof he planned -lt murder. video shows him taking the gun out of the safe. thirteen hours before the crime. at the end o judge raised the bond to two and a half million dollars. >> . not guilty that's how a cleveland police officer pled to charge he shot and killed an unarmed burglary suspect. prosecutors say allen and his partner respond to a break in in march. of 2015. when they confronted 18 year-old brandon jones. the teen was running from the store. stolen items. pwh a scuffle ensued. prosecutors say he was negligent when he fired his gun. >> a driver charged with the killing of tphapb trying to cross the road. waived her raoeult right to a preliminary hearing. twenty year-old had been drinking and was speeding through a 35 miles per hour zone. when she hit jones. crossing st. claire avenue. jones later died. the case is bound over to a grand jury. >> authorities are trying to identify suspects responsible for a series of thefts at local cemeteries. thieves are stealing flowers. ornaments statues and grave

((lt. ray steiber - metro pd homicide, retired: right now it's far too easy f that don't require background checks.)) ((karen castro)) retired homicide lieutenant, ray steiber, is featured in one of the many t-v ads. according to the 'yes on one campaign', similar laws in other states have proven effective in reducing crime. ((rick m - executive dir., nevada association of public safety officers: studies have shown that states with more expansive background check requirements have less gun trafficking, less domestic violence against women.)) (( )) ((karen castro)) opponents are also airing their discredit the claim that question one will make communities safer. ((ryan hamilton - deputy dir., nra-nevadans for freedom: so we see no good evidence that this law is going to stop criminals from getting any weapons, any more than the laws we already have in place.)) ((karen castro)) in fact, ryan hamilton with the nra-nevadans for freedom claims upwards of 80-percent of guns used in crimes come fr

lt. i feel it when it is said to me. dave: job, same question to you play,"he "shut up and and your response when you hear it. you know, i go back to benjamin's first answer when he said after being upset, he finally finds his words and is able to express himself. play" isand essentially taking away my agency. i have done nothing in my life play football -- almost 90% of the men in the national football league have gone through three years of college education. are we serious to say that these men can't express themselves about a social issue that they are intimately aware of because outside of their uniform they look like a lot of these other people who have had a hard time dealing with these issues. i don't understand what you mean when you say "shut up and play." i guess i should understand because while we don't talk about it in the news this year, i'm sure next year we will take a lot of time talking about jackie robinson and his 70th anniversary of playing baseball. this year, being

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retired metro lt. randy sutton.. says certain circumstances.. you have options to protect your pets from predators. (take pkg) we recently told you about a man out hiking with his dogs in calico basin when a dozen coyotes attacked two of his small dogs. have had a different option.. 09:49 listen, we're gonna protect our pets.. and if he was armed and he had shot the coyotes.. i don't think he'd be facing any legal issues.. (:17) lt. sutton.. does however.. recommend you make sure you know who has juristiction over the land where you're hiking and contact them so you know their rules on firearms. so.. change the scenario. 13:26 (steve) neighborhood environment.. home environment.. different set of rules because we've got coyotes like this coming into neighborhoods.. where do you stand as a homeowner for property and pet protection there? (:10) 13:37 there's no issues here when it comes to protecting your pets or yourselves in your own backyard. (:09) but there has to be a threat. 14:35 you don't wanna shoot a creature just to shoot a creature.. i

retired metro lt. randy sutton.. helps us understand "jurisdiction." 29:22 this is really if you get caught up in that you can wind up with a serious serious injury. and the severity of any injuries is a factor in which police agency takes the case. 26:51 chances are, metro would still be the investigating agency if there were serious injuries and they would face the criminal charges from metro.. probably. (:11) the other factor.. location. 27:21 for a school fight.. just a fight.. and it was on school property.. school police would handle it. (:08) but ccsd police also have some flexibility. the severity of the criminal activity would determine if the school police would turn it overto metro or not. (:12) 27:35 (steve-question) if a fight starts on school property and spills across the street, could the parties involved be facing charges from both entities? 27:44 yeah, they could. steve- so you could double your trouble. 27:47 yeah, you could. lt. sutton also says school-related fights like this aren't taken lightly

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lt. joseph mclin, milwaukee police 00;04;21 we had reason to believe something may have occurred, someone may have been injured at this location. a 22 year old man is in custody in connection with what police are calling a homice homicidejessica bertoni, lives nearby 00;02;25 its unbelievableneighbors are shocked something like this happened on this blockjessica bertoni, lives nearby 00;02;29 it's a quiet area, it's safe, there's bars, there's restaurants nearby, a lot of pedestrian trafficpaul zasadny 00;05;40 it makes me nervous police spent more than 9 hours on scene-and say they're still investigating what led to this homicide 00;03;01 there was some extenuating circumstances we had to overcome, and we that made it a little bit longer being here police have not said what the relationship or connection is between the victim and suspect. 3. . a 30-year-old man was shot in what police are saying was a robbery.it happened around 4-15 this afternoon on north 43rd street near silver spring

her mom and dad were in the home when it happened. 27-33 lt grant we kno w the bullet entered somewhere near the victims chin and throat area but i dont know entry and exit points her family - visibly shaken. neighbors like woolbright asking one question... alice woolbright: why was the kid able to get a gun? guns should be locked up. because kids think guns are toys. the same thing and they say its too early to say where the gun was stored or who it belonged to. alice woolbright: its sad, i feel for the baby. cases like this- however are rare in the silver state. a study released last week on accidental shootings involving children showed that nevada ranked near the bottom. the study found three cases in a two and a half year span. rogers: this is a very preventable thing that occurred its a tragedy lt rogers with metro says the police department offers a number of classes on gun safety. one of the first things they teach... rogers: if you have a save or a gun locker, or simple ways of storing a weapon, its really key for any gun owners out there. three other kids were also in the hous

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he pipted lt -- pointed the gun at thes officers but when he fired the weapon something jammed. >> we are presuming that it was a malfunction in the weapon. the weapon was leveled at them when he was doing this. >> reporter: authorities said the officers chased him from the starbucks and they opened fire on him a block away when he continued to pose a threat to the officers and the public at large. he was hit three times and he's in stable but critical condition at the hospital. eftion wanted for questioning in connection with an accidental shooting at a home in suisun city at a home sunday. his two year old son got ahold of a gun and shot himself. but by the time the officers got there, the suspect was gone. the police said it's clear that the suspect staked out the officers at the starbucks store. >> it underscores the danger that our police officers face on a daily basis and it underscores the bravery and courage that our officers possess to place themselves in harms way to protect the community. if not for the action of oir officers we would be telling a different story today. >>

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