they are macing people in the face. amy: water protectors used cars to blockade a highway and set fire to hay bales and tires. police arrested two people they accused of firing gunshots. four people locked themselves to a truck parked in the middle of the highway in efforts to stop the police advance. at least 141 people were arrested yesterday. dakota access pipeline company cranes and bulldozers were active just behind the police line on the site of the tribal burial ground where dakota access security guards unleashed dogs on native americans on september 3. after headlines, we'll go to north dakota for the latest on the standoff at standing rock. thursday's mass arrests came as native american youth flooded the hillary clinton campaign headquarters in brooklyn, new york, to demand clinton oppose the dakota access pipeline. after clinton campaign staffers declined to meet with the delegation, they attempted to present a letter to security guards. >> we ask you to take this letter from us. >> please, take a letter. >>

kathy: gun-toting security guards wielding mace to manage the unruly. it center but it's happening at , some of the milwaukee-area's most beloved places to throw a birthday party. tonight, 12 news' colleen henry investigates trouble at the family-fun venues. >> local officials cracked down on chuck e cheese nearly a decade ago you may remember this. the three milwaukee-area restaurants stopped serving alcohol to try to stop the mayhem but 12 news has , discovered the restaurants continue to court chaos. , wild at chuck e cheese locations all across the country. >> it is just terrible. >> last fall, acacsha jackson went to the west allis chuck e cheese to celebrate her son's first birthday. >> i walk him around, put him on stage, let chuck e see him. >> she soon found herself in the center of a chuck e cheese smacked down. the baby's father's estranged family was at the party too. >> his older sister hit me in the face. >> jackson was pregnant and decided to get her kids out of there. >> two of his sisters grab my baby. >> police arrested two women for a

police had billy clubs, mace and weapons. this is the way it's been going. the police have just arrested one of the protesters. over here the protesters continue to taunt them. and every time the protesters make a move the police move right along with them. in the middle of it all, activist wiyaka eagleman struggles to keep and you can win against all of this? >> i'm not saying we're going to win but it's going to be a tough battle spiritually. >> reporter: cass county sheriff paul laney ran the law enforcement operation. >> our emphasis here is we don't want a confrontation. the last thing north dakota law enforcement wants is a confrontation. the last thing the state of north dakota wants is a confrontation. >> reporter: the camps block construction of a nearly 1,200-mile pipeline that would carry crude oil from the baken oil fields to illinois. the native americans say if there was ever a leak it would pollute a tribal lifeline that also provides drinking water to millions of americans downstream. the protesters have come here from reservations across the

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with coffee and mace. the crime stoppers release these surveillance photographs taken friday. they say the man has several customers to help him steal cars from the dealership. offering bonuses. as incentive. now although that's not a huge shortage. riders say even the slightest delay could mess up their entire routine. >> . >> . >> >> sometimes he's responsible. for running behind schedule. and missing his much needed ride. other times. it's not his fault. >> and colfax to high street. to get to work. he knows what too expect. when the bus isn't there like clock work. >> that's not always the case. >> up to 45 minutes i have seen. the bus before it comes before it. and the one you're waiting on comes behind it. >> . the driver shortage is improving. but they are still looking to hire 65 drivers. offering bonuses. it's possible for a bus to just not show up. but mostly because of staffing or mechanical problems. it's very rare. >> . officials also say riders can down load the latest app. that will show in realtime. how long a bus will be delayed. trumping rubbing mike pence ma

. >> the county recorder moved a polling mace -- place but the wrong address base polars. >>> the source of a hack was an e-mail likely september by russian hackers. the e-mail attachment was opened. systems were always accessed in illinois. >>> paul besty picking up a engores. -- endorsement. abusive practices at a boarding school what buy -- babeu used to run. >> the man accused of stealing your taxpayer money. approving a $180,000 payoff to >> he's accused of taking over $272,000 in taxpayer money. they voted against the pay out this is rewarding bad behavior. if you missed it as it broke at 5:00. millions of dollars in tax incentive is approved. hero. but he was just doing his job. he was clearing staples when he saw a customer punched and hit in the thief. >> it had to stop. i could see the lady's face is bleeding. >> the victim is recovering and will be okay. police are reviewing surveillance video. we have the sudd after a -- sudd after a guy fired off a shot. he got away, the cops are looking for him. call chandler police. >>> falling 20 feet. a message aa -- mesa family police d

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police had billy clubs, mace and weapons. this is the way it's been going. the police have just arrested one of the protesters. over here the protesters continue to taunt them. and every time the protesters make a move the police move right along with them. in the middle of it all, activist wiyaka eagleman struggles to keep the peace. and you can win against all of this? >> i'm not saying we're going to wi battle spiritually. >> reporter: cass county sheriff paul laney ran the law enforcement operation. >> our emphasis here is we don't want a confrontation. the last thing north dakota law enforcement wants is a confrontation. the last thing the state of north dakota wants is a confrontation. >> reporter: the camps block construction of a nearly 1,200-mile pipeline that would carry crude oil from the baken oil fields to illinois. builders want to tunnel under the missouri river. there was ever a leak it would pollute a tribal lifeline that also provides drinking water to millions of americans downstream. the protesters have come here from reservations across

mace and aarrying threatening manner. as we want -- walked, they cut open the fence to come at us. they started yelling and running toward us. instilling fear in people. we tried to create a sense of organization where we were asking people, please, stay calm , group together. if this point they started grabbing people, throwing them off to the side. a young woman who is trying to protect a child in the march, they smacked her in the ribs with a baton and broke it. that is how forceful they were. amy: how were you arrested? >> i was arrested, basically, the cops tried to tell us to go and i was arrested. ok, we're going to leave. you have asked us to leave. we started walking away. as we walked, the police came through to the front and they surrounded us at the back. we were arrested for inciting a riot and criminal trespass. people do you believe have been arrested so far? we see the estimates between 87, around there, that the sheriff's office is saying upwards of -- cnn is reporting 127. the camp is reporting 140. >> i'm going to go with the camp plus estimate -- camps estimate.

that i finally felt like i was in such a great mace. and i thought that i found that person. >> reporter: the two have been married a little over a year and have an 8-month-old daughter jolie. kramer wondering how far his deception goes. >> i have to sit in this uncomfortable moment. to figure out where my heart is in that situation. and right now it's just about protecting jolie. and continuing to grow personally. >> reporter: this moment is when she says she's found the courage to come forward about her first marriage. a relationship that she says nearly killed her. >> i'll never forget sitting in the bushes, how the heck? i'm hiding in my bushes. how in the world did i get here? >> reporter: that was the night she says she was almost murdered by her then-husband michael gambino. >> this happened a lot. he would come home from a night out at the club. literally take me out of my bed he said he was going to kill me. choked me, did all those things. i was like, this is it you felt like you came face-to-face with the end of your life? >>

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police advise to walk or jog in groups or carry mace or pepper very least could of minimized her injuries. self defense classes are another way of getting that confidence you need to fight back. this is another lesson that no matter the area, self awareness and self defense could end up being lawmakers will be lawmakers will be back in session in carson city this morning... talking about possible funding for an n-f-l stadium and convention center expansion. fox5's sports director kevin bolinger is in the capitol, ready for day two of the special session. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly will resume shortly closed captioning journal reveals hillary clinton has a double digit lead over donald trump.. as both candidates are campaigning in florida today. trump is holding a rally in panama city.. while clinton will be joined by al gore in maimi.. before she and vice president -- joe b

he may have been sprayed something like mace which >> woman: i think it's really sad. >> reporter: he attended winter park high. the school will have grief counselors for students incident and postponing sat exams. >> man: has death leads us to many questions. we are here to support prudence. >> woman: he is happy and didn't really speak much. >> reporter: he did not speak much english and was about the family. him. >> reporter: meanwhile heather says this is not the norm for park avenue. >> woman: chilling and energy on the avenue. it is not normal for around here. it was astounding it happened so close to home. >> anchor: investigators say they do not think the deficit related is gang or hate crime. >> anchor: video and self care quickly you can become a victim. you see the suspect pulled up alongside the woman suv. they wait for her to get out of the car. as soon as they she is distracted within seconds the suspect crouches down between the two vehicles, opens the driver side door, grabs her purse, and is gone. she never even notice anything happened. it is a reminder to lock your

the 50th anniversary, more than 80 farms across the country are hosting custom designed peanut corn maces. this is in chino, california. harvest moon farm in may ser rick town has its peanuts maze. >>> we heard of therapy dogs. what about a therapy duck. daniel the duck took flight to north carolina. passengers tweeted he was a big hit on the trip. his owner has ptsd. the doctor prescribed daniel as a therapy animal. >>> if you have flown out of tampa, you notice the construction. >> i have. today the airport celebrates southwest planes depart. >>> coming up at 6:00, four students wounded and gunman on the lose after a shooting outside of a school. police are giving a specific reason why they opened fire. >> another big night in >>> a warning to watch out for this felon on the run. deputies say he is armed and dangerous. the violence that they say he is responsible for is coming up. plus, voter registration on the rise. we are digging into the trend to see which party may benefit. first breaking news that we are following from overnight. >>> hillsborough county deputies say a man lit his

they refused, and police say he threw hot coffee at the clerk and maceed a customer. >>> an update now on the junkins fire in contained. more than 17,000 acres have burned east of westcliffe. firefighters don't expect full containment until next month. the flames have already destroyed nine homes and a downed utility pole ignited that blaze. >>> it's not the place you'd expect a lot of trash and old appliances to pile up, but that's what's happening along the scenic pass outside of evergreen. some people are saying enough yesterday to check on what they're doing about the problem. >> reporter: it's one of colorado's scenic highways and now squaw pass road is being tarnished. >> you think wow, what a beautiful road, until you go to the side of a parking area and look down over the embankment and see all the garbage. >> reporter: evergreen resident tim egan noticed ago. >> i looked over and saw it was full of garbage. i thought, i can't let this lie. >> reporter: wednesday, he and his fellow rotary members organized a cleanup of the area with volunteers and police, fire and forest servic

the 15-year-old's death is stall a been something that happened when mace was used but emergency crews got a number of calls for help from bystanders not prepared for what they saw. >> what is going on there. >> some kid has been passed out for -- i don't know how long, it's bad. >> okay, is he breathing? >> i need to know if he is breathing or not, it changes -- >> is he breathing? how do you not know? i -- listen i just came here and i saw kids around. he is unconscious. >> hi, i'm here on p park avenue in winter park and there are kids who were fighting and one of them is is on the ground. >> were they physically fighting? >> they were but the other party left and there is a kid on the ground. >> police say the only weapons were firsts and feet but there we to his body. police are saying so far they don't think his death is gang related or any kind of hate crime. and st. pete police have arrested a third person in a magazine subscription scam. this woman would take credit those card numbers to her daughter, and you see a woman here going on shopping sprees. some of the money spent w

police had billy clubs, mace, and weapons. this is the way it's been going. police have just arrested one of the protesters. over here, the protesters continue to taunt them. and every time the protesters mke a move, the police move right along with them. in the middle of it all, activist wikaya eagleman struggled to keep the peace. and you can win against all of this? >> i'm not saying we're going to win, but it's going to be a tough battle spiritually. >> reporter: cass county sheriff paul laney ran the law enforcement operation. >> our emphasis here is we don't want a confrontation. the last thing north dakota law enforcement wants is a confrontation. the last thing the state of north dakota wants is a confrontation. >> reporter: the camps block construction of a nearly 1,200- mile pipeline that would carry crude oil from the baken oil fields to illinois. builders want to tunnel under the missouri river. the native americans say if there was ever a leak, it would pollute a tribal lifeline that also provides drinking water to millions of americans downstrea

bureau of remembering cla mace found that 6 reservoirs owned by the federal government with 60% more full than they were this time last year. the bureau says we could be facing a 6 straight year of drought. >>> time for a check of our weather forecast, and there is a possibility of rain in it. here's julie ross. >> well, we're definitely seeing signs of some changes around here. this is a good indicator we're good to cool down. take a look earlier today. we saw that marine layer make its way inland, so fog along the coast and by the bay. low clouds inland. as we make our way through our lunch hour, we'll pull back closer to the coast and then this afternoon, likely a little sunshine inland before it makes its way back in by monday night. so we will likely see the marine layer deepen tomorrow. that's going to decrease temperatures for us even more as we move on into tuesday and beyond. changes, well, that's because high pressure is pushing off to the east. it has kept us warm all weekend long. we're starting to cool with a series of well, sort of -- making its way into the northern po

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police had billy clubs, mace and weapons. >> this is the way it's been going, the police have just arrested one of the protestors. over here the protestors continue to taunt them. ever time the protestors make a move, the police move right along with them. the peace. >> you can win against all this? >> i'm not going to say we can win. it will be a tough battle spiritually. >> reporter: the sheriff ran the operation. >> we don't want a confrontation. the last thing the state of north dakota wants is a couldn'tation. >> reporter: it blocks construction of a pipeline. builders want to tunnel under the river. native americans say if there was ever a leak it would pollute a tribal life line that would affect millions of americans downstream. the protestors have come from reservations across the u.s. and neither said shows -- side shows any side of giving in. >> at least two cars also burned there. >>> a jury in st. louis awarded a california woman more than $70 million after she claims baby powder gave her cancer. she accused johnson & johnson of negligent conduct in making and marking its baby

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