malone put that away. cosgrove: stay with us, folks, because you are with pat "the lion" cosgrove, and things here are about to get real interesting. (gunshot) oh, you got to be kidding me. who-- is that for real? let's not wait for a call. you heard the boss, gu. let's go! let's go! let's go! (sirens wailing) (sirens wailing) (tires screeching) stainton: sru has arrived. they'll be on their way up in a minute. talk to me. we got one shot fired about 12 minutes ago. they're still in studio? yeah. well, as far as we know, they're on the second floor. radio station cprd. man: i'm dave agonstini, the station manager. nobody gone into the studio, nobody's come out? no. how many entrances? uh, just the one door and the technician's booth, on the other side. security cameras? not in the studio. spike, we need blueprints. we got to find another way into that studio. tech's have a two-way mic into the studio. but he won't answer. i already told you. jules, take a look. these blinds only open from the other side? a

andrew: they know their crowd at molly malone' s. tvs all over underneath these beer signs this morning. pulling those off so people can watch march madness games. partying here at molly malone' s and this will kickoff at 7:00 this morning. a large crowd expected in covington. they will have st. patrick' s day celebration for everyone. lots of irish music. three stages set up. cincinnati gaelic athletic association. along with that you can also celebrate across the river in cincinnati on fountain square. more celebrations on the square starting at 11:00 this morning going all day long. food, green beer on the square as well. lots to see and do today if you s day. maybe taking the day off from march madness games today. make sure you stay safe today and also we want to see what you' re up to. should us some pictures and send them to the u local section of wlwt.com. lisa: thank you. walking away from $13 million. mark: the star who retired after a dispute with his team. lisa: the thomas more women' s basketball team looking for another

malone was arrested and charged with dwi. she was not seriously hurt. her friend is in critical condition. police haven't told us her name yet. in flushing, news 4 new york. >>> one of the cars involved in that accident was driven by an off duty e.m.t. worker who had pulled over to try to help the woman on that overpass before the chain reaction crash. >> we oftentimes put our lives in danger. there's always that instinct that when you want to help. >> he suffered a fracture on the upper part of his arm. while he didn't want to talk about the details of the accident, he said he's thankful to be going home to his family and his thoughts are with the victim in critical condition tonight. >>> new information tonight on a police have officially charged a man with killing an 81-year-old grandmother in her jersey city home. 50-year-old jeffrey harley was arrested last night. this is video of officers searching his home. harley lives directly across the street from the woman. detectives believe her stabbed her to death in a robbery last month. his bail has bee

report can life from ultra, shyann malone. >> janine: shyann, thank you. you know ultra is not the onlyy big music festival this weekend. jazz in the gardens is alsoexpected to draw some really big crowds. >> laurie: but first it was the ladies' turn the in the miami gardens head of the women's impact conference and luncheon this afternoon of empowerment gardens stival which does kick off tonight. do know local10 will there at jazz in gardens from fight of to 8:00 on saturday. you can say hi to me, collins, neki mohan and betty davis right there, and then on sunday from 5:00 to 8 8:00 come by to see eric yutzy, shyann malone and terrell forney. >> betty: hey, everybody. i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. the weeke forecast is the coming up on hot, hot, hot. more hot for the weekend. some showers and then a cooldown. after the break. ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings d

reporting in h hleah, shyann malone, local10 news. now tow a one and only exclusive a food truck nearly is that correct int a miami beach apartment building and we spoke exclusively with the dver behind the wheel of that truck. police say the tractor-trailer got whelming along the side of the building after narrowly avavding a crash with another car along byron avenue and vehrs street early this morning. -- 71st street. >> it was coming down eastbound 71st street. there is there is a stop sign right there, and we made impact. >> laurie: the city had to bring in heavy equipment toemove the truck. it was wedged between trees and the building. but in the end no one was hurt. >> victor: now to the latest in historic change in cuba, and a change in plans for secretary of state john kerry. he has cancelled his trip to cuba and today we learn more about why. local10's hatzel vela is life in the newsroomith more. >> hatzel: the official world is a scheduling conflict, and now word from the white house asserting that president barack obama wil

well, it wasn't exactly a great day for malone either. you know, now that he's going to jail, you're gonna have to find yourself a new candidate. i stl think he would've been a great mayor, i do. well, maybe you should think about running for office some day. what, and give up all this? paradise. parker: whose paradise? and i live in a world of my choice hey. hey. th arrest malone's assistant? yeah, they're processing her right now. can you believe malone kept her secret? why not? he had a gun to his head. he could've been killed. i'd do the sam i can look back and smile... captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for lifelock, the best identity-theft protection available. identity theft is the fastest growing crime in america. >> i started getting phone calls from credit collection companies. and here and here." they wanted payment. and it was payment for things that i did not do. >> i was hit with 12 different cases of identity theft within thr

patrick's day party at molly malones... toyota billboard st. patrick's day is carry the centimeter, something something something... [ beeping, whirring ] great caesar salad! and now the name your price tool shows people policy options to help fit their budget. is that a true story? yeah! an average of over $500 when they switch. i mean about you inventing it. i invented the story, and isn't that what really matters? so... what else about me? underway... are you wearing green? our jessica brown joins us live in covington where people have been partying since before the sun came up! 'good morning! you are right doors will open around 5:30 this morning. and at 7 there will pipers and of coursekegs and eggs will be served the first 100 people thorugh the door will get a souvenir shirt. and its always a major turnout. officials here expect hundreds of down today for the event that will go on throughout the evening. of course there will be plenty of drink specials and even an extra tented area for live music, dancing, and irish food. now there are p

he is going to stay until about sleep but people look here at molly malone's all day long. and luck of the irish, top of the morning, why not grab a beer, guys. >> why would you want to stand. up. >> opening round of basketball today. oh, the bars are going to be -- >> oh, yeah. >> there's grate party in loveland, too at the knights of columbus, they have the big irish, day today. saint patrick's day named for ireland eos saint, you didn't know. >>> and get more juice in your lives local jews >> why milil >>> 6:09 this morning in cincinnati refine, three local juice places, off the vine is a little place on vine street where the juices and nut mill beings are served in cute glasses that can be returned and reused. rooted juice reand kitchen offers of juices, and glue ten salads, and the juicy has a juice place where you can get the juice shipped to you. see the must try flavors along with all that is new and happening in town at cincinnati >>> john. >>> we are down to 36 degrees, you may need the jacket as you step out on saint patrick's day, you will get to mid-50s at noon

a live look now at molly malone's in covington. drinks...food and everything irish will be served to celebrate the holiday...and of course march madness games playing in the background competing with irish music. this is just one of many restaurants in the area ready to help people celebrate the irish holiday.head to our now time for nine first warning traffic and weather together... you'll notice a change as you head out the door this morning, it's cooler! temperatures ranged from 58- 650f as many of you left on wednesday. we'll drop to the 44-490f range today for the morning rush. it wouldn't be a bad idea to grab a light jacket. minus the cooler another beautiful day. we'll only see a few hit or miss clouds today and temperatures warm to the 60 degree mark. 540f is considered "normal" for the 17th of march, so we are doing well! but here's your 9 first warning, it's going to turn windy this afternoon. winds will pick up from the west at 10 to 20 mph and will gust up to 35 mph. this is mainly from 1-6 p.m. which means it won't la

caroline malone, al jazeera, doha. >> the renowned architect da haa hadid has died. be jonah huljonah hull reports. >> her works are widely known. at home she's known for the aquatic center built for 2012 london olympics. her futuristic decency are be described as have multiple fragment points. as seen here in the be maxi arts in roam. hadid studied math at beirut university before be architectural association in london. by 1979 she'd be established her own london practice fast becoming a revolutionary force in an industry heavily dominated by men. in 2004 she became the first woman to win a p rititger prize. >> acknowledged for work which was really not mainstream, was very deliberately trying to yes all the things that kind of took for granted. and weave away a new urban life in the city which was to do with connectivity and malleablity and accessibility. >> it is said her angular designs evoked modern life. is a statement from he from here said she had contracted be certain bronchitis and suffered a heart attack. she was 69 years old. >> you can be get more news f

malone says he has agonized over every decision during the past two years. but.. he says the district has made progress since he was this video has been blowing up on the internet the past couple of days.it shows two school baltimore police officers, one of them violently slapping and kicking a student on school grounds. this video surfaced wednesday. you can see the school officer yelling profanities while slapping a young man three times and kicking him as he walked away... one slap striking him so hard you can hear it.now an investigation is underway. (mayor stephanie rawlings-blake/(d) baltimore) "as a parent of a baltimore city school student, i was appalled. the video certainly something you never want to see anyone treated like that." that."this morning there are questions as to wether that teen was actually a student.a lawyer for the on-campus officers says he was told the teen did not attend the school and the young man became belligerent and angry after being told to leave.both officers seen in the video have been place on administrative leave until the

malone says he has agonized over every decision during the past two years. but.. he says the district has made progress since he was elected. an oil spill more than 300 miles away on the mississippi river could affect river traffic here in cincinnati. the u-s coast guard tonight granite city, illinois.a ship passing through the lock there broke a fuel tank.the tank holds up to 20- thousand gallons of fuel... but no one is sure right now how much spilled. until the spill is cleaned-up... the coast guard is keeping the lock closed. its a big day for the u-c blue ash campus. a ground breaking celebration was held today for it new 16- thousand square foot building. the event was held inside today because of the weather. it will be used for both classrooms and offices. school officials say space is now at a premium at u-c blue ash. the school was designed for 35- hundred students.. and it now has five-thousand. "our spaces are so cramped and we have retrofitted so man spaces that this new building will absolutly transform the use of our college and campus." campus."whe

michael malone says that image might be game, but he remembers 48 minutes of bad basketball from his team. >> i don't want to replicate any of that game. i want to put that game out of my memory and play a lot better tonight. and after that game, if we would have won that game, it would have been an injustice. they deserved to win that game. and that's how the basketball gods work. >>> peyton manning spoke at a healthcare conference in las vegas today. he did not make any news-worthy announcements. he reportedly joked that colorado's unique laws have helped his papa john's pizza business. >>> from a high school john in minnesota, marshall in the black jersey, they get the buzzer beattory force overtime. exciting, yes. and a third overtime! now down 3 after this free throw. from 70 feet! drains it! so we need a fourth overtime! we're not done! seven seconds left. it's tied. this is the blue jays hit the game's third buzzer beattory win in qua-- beater to win in quadruple overtime. quite the news today. [ laughter ] >> if only the nuggets could do that tonight. >> 70-foot buzzer,, ,, ,

that's what the folks are doing at molly malone's. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from covington with more on what customers can expect. 3 top o' the morning to ya! the luck of the irish is upon us....and for many the day starts with kegs and eggs. that's what people can do here at molly malone's starting at 7 am. this is video 3 of last years celebration. the door today get a souvenir shirt. there will be music, dancing, and of course....beer. this year the restaurant is working with the cincinnati gaelic athletic association. court street will be closed. a large tent will be put up. volunteers will demonstrate traditional irish sports like gaelic football and hurling. st. patrick's day is named after the patron saint of ireland. it's the official feast day...named in the early 3 perry will be at the pub all morning long and bring you a look from inside in our six o'clock hour. 3 a piece of history will be demolished.up next, we'll tell you which local hotel is going to be torn down.cincinnati's skyline is one of the best.

reporting live in opa-locka, shyann malone, local10 news. >> janine: more to come. also tonight on the one and only what his brother charges are formalal filed against the broward sheriffs detention deputy allegedly caught on camera roughing up an ininnate. here's local10 investigator bob bob with the exclusive update. >> bob: the video those broward sheriffs detention deputy christen connelly grab an inmate with jerk her up and violently force her into a changing room where there was no video camera rolling. >> he punched me in the face several times. there were other in there that were king me. >> bob: the inmate audra west came out of room looking this. >> i had bruises all over my body. my face was swollen. my eyes swollen shut. >> bob: bso cleared connelly of all wrongdoing and sheriff scott israel issued a statement supporting that. >> it was frightening. investigation aired last june, the state attorney's office opened a new investigation. >> they saw the broadcast that you put on, thank goodness for the free press, and they chose to reinvestigate it. >> bob:

>>reporter: the other never made it. >> shyann malone reporting this morning. authorities were able to identify that missing man as 31-year-old paul city. >>> a house party leads to gunfire in plantation and police say hundreds of people were packed into the home w when gunfire broke out leaving one person dead, four others injured. liane morejon has more from broward health where one of the persons is recovering. >> he was a great artist, uplifting everyone around him. >>reporter: lifelong friends are outraged tonight. the 28-year-old aspiring hip hop artist was shot and killed during a house party that went out of control. these fellow musicians arehocked by the news. police say it happened at this home on northwest fourth court and 118th avenue in plantation. on-line flyers went out people to the house. plantation police arrived around 11:30 p.m. as a result hamilton a noise complaint and were still outside when shots were fired inside of the house. cell phone video shows a girl walking out cover in someone else's blood. in the end five people were h h by bu

actually let's check in with our local 10 news report shyann malone. you can say thehe saving some of the best acts f for last. >> reporter: hi. i can barely hearou out here. it's very loud. but that's a sign of people having an amazing sign. you can see just how windy it is. let me step o of the way. if you know anything about gospel music, he's one of the kings. we've got a d.j. on stage. doing a little mixing. we've got the biggest lineup. i have the pleasure of intrtrucing baby face and cole bert son. he'll be on deck. the people are having a good time. dancing, sipping on a little whateverer libation they prefer. positive. and music always makes people happy, right! i want you to stop by the local 10 news booth. you can pose with the talents. we have our promo team here. they're here, meeting and greeting folks and having a great old time here in miami gardens. and hopefully we'll update you soon with what is going on. usher is the main headline tonight. reporting live from miami guard especiallies, shyann malone. local 10 news. >> anchor: thank y

shyann malone has the details in plantation. >> shyann: i'm in the parking lot when all of t ts went down. it is hard to imagine someone in their right mind would actually pick their child up off the ground and drop them in a stadium ter. dumpster. catrice yolanda speffield shows little emotion as she waits to learn her d!ughter's fate. >> understanding the recommendation of both parents is the paternal grandmother. >> shyann: both parents agreeing the the with judge's decision to place the girl with her grandmother on her father's side temporarily only passing an in-home evaluation. >> thihi is crazy. it's crazy. >> shyann: the child's father was at a losos for words when we costa up with him. >> i don't we'll of nothing to say about it. >> shyann: shocked to earn learn own mother. >> this caught me unexpectedly, and i would have never thought this. >> shyann: shield of explains "i had a miscarriage five months ago and i am depressed." she also somewhat denied allegations telling the officers "everyone israzy and i did not throw my daughter in a dumb dumpster. i put her in the dumps

a live look inside molly malone's in covington right now.it's saint patricks' day. may the luck of the irish be with you today...we'll be it's the wearing of the green tonight for the cincinnati cyclones.this is the st. patrick's day-inspired jersey that players will be wearing tonight and tomorrow night at u-s bank arena.the jerseys will be auctioned off after the games.the cyclones will also be serving up green beer today and tomorrow. how did this happen?!take a look at this crash in baltimore maryland yesterday morning.police say that s-u-v ran a red light, was hit by a car, went airborne and flipped, and landed on top of another car!!the three people in the s-u-v went to the hospital and somehow are all expected to survive... celebrating a grand opening today in west chester. chester.the good will company is opening their newest located on cincinnati dayton road.there will be a ribbon cutting at 8-45 and shoppers will be allowed inside at 9am. parts of the lone star state are under water this morning. flooding has forced some people from their homes...and some

fox news channel was a slug fest with trailing candidates jabbing front runner donald trump, mary malone has the highlights. >> reporter: the republican debate got handsy. donald trump pushing back comments about the size of his hands. >> he hit my hands. nobody has ever hit my hands, i've never heard of this. look at those hands. are they small hands? [ laughter ] >> reporter: what came next was perhaps the most surreal moment. >> he referred to my hands, if they're small, something else must be small. i guarantee you, there's no problem, i guarantee you. >> this campaign for the last year, donald trump has mocked everybody with personal attacks. >> this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> here we go. [ boo ] he has lied! so much about my record. >> you see what happens when you challenge him on a policy issue, you ask him about the economy and the first thing he does is launch an attack about some little guy thing. >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> reporter: ted cruz also focused on trump. >> nominating donald would be a disaster. >> reporter: in the midst of the de

brokered talks of ending the five-year conflict enter the second day in geneva and carolyn malone has >> reporter: russian air strikes in syria have allowed the syrian government to regain lost ground while also killing hundreds of people. now it appears they are coming to an end. russian president vladimir putin says they achieved what they came to achieve, back in december that was helping bashar al-assad what they call terrorists. >> translator: i believe that the goals with the ministry of defense and armed forces have over all been fulfilled and i order the minister of defense as of tomorrow to start a pull out of the military grouping from the syria republic. >> reporter: they were told about the decision a statement from assad said it was a joint one, the syrian opposition is cautious, the timing of the announcement was significant and made while u.n. led talks were going on in geneva, the message from putin to diplomates it's their turn. >> our diplomacy received the marching order to achieve a political settlement in syria so i think it should be well we believe we have helpe

the european commission is urging turkey to respect the freedom and here is carolyn malone. >>> usedgas, water cannon and plastic bullets for people demonstrating media freedom and taking a stand after they raided opposition of a popular newspaper replacing editors with state representatives. >> translator: where in the world have you seen this before, this didn't happen when hitler was in power let alone turkey and incidents going on in syria are not much better. >> hundreds of protesters tried to block the newspaper offices on friday night. but riot police pushed through the crowds and by early saturday morning they got into the building. they pushed out journalists covering the story and evicted the editors. >> it has been heavy for the last three, four years and anyone who is speaking against the government forces is facing either court cases or prison or such control by the government. >> the police were acting under a court order to replace the management of the newspaper, the daily turkish paper has a circulation of 650,000 copies more than any other newspaper. it is run by a

reporting in northwest miami-dade, shyann malone, local 10 news. >>> thumbs up. >> thumbs up. come on. [cheering] >> constance: all right, first on local 10, her family -- she was attacked by her craigslist roommate, she wakes up after 24 days in a coma. she has been at jackson valentine's day. her family said she woke up on wednesday morning. her daugmter is now smiling, whispering and hugging her family mbers. >> i couldn't believe it. doctors couldn't tell me if she would ever wake up. they couldn't give me a prognosis. for 24 days, i did not know if >> constance: the man d. >> constance: the man accused of ttacking danielle is in jail accused of of attempted murder. he snapped and tried to cut off h lips and eyelids. mitchell claiming self-defense in ts case. he told investigators he had no choice but to attack jones. it is still a long road of recove for jones. she will have to learn how this talk and walk again. the family se up a go fund me page for medical expenses. go to local10.com for more information on how you can help her. >>> this is bbeing called a revolution i

caroline malone, al jazeera. >>> a right wing anti-immigration party has made inroads in to three stateliament in germany's regional elects. the party is a new addition to germany's political scene and critical chancellor angela merkel's handling of the refugee crisis. al jazeera's dominic kane has more on the implications of sunday's vote. >> reporter: these are supporters of the right wing populist party. it has become the focal point for opposition to angela merkel's refugee policies o sunday that opposition brought it electoral success a krong germany, but the high point was [ inaudible ] >> translator: the results are fantastic across the board. in all three federal states. here we have, of course, the top result. >> translator: outstanding. the result is for us to takes the voices of the voters seriously and talk directly in apartment. >> reporter: the problem for them is noter how successful they have been here and across germany on sunday, no other main party is prepared to work with them in coalition, so they will not enter government. which means the vote they have received is

local10 news reporter shyann malone is live in miami in the thick of it. you got the glasses and everything. >> shyann: yeah, i'm all decked out. watch. i got symptom swag. plenty of people having fun. it's in full swing. let me show you, droves of people are piling in. gates just opened half an hour ago but i caught up with a few fans here to that got their getting hyped early friday afternoon. it's miami's 17th annual ultra music festival. >> who's ready for ultra? [ cheers and applause ] show me somee dance moves. >> shyann: 55,000 team people are expected to show up for the three-day concert. fans from all over the world ready to jam to electronic dance musicy. >> say elbows up, we but elbows up hands up with be we put hands up. >> shyann: these guys were here last year. >> whatever the dj wants us to do we'll do it. >> everybody from across the world and country come here for three days out of the year. >> shyann: 300 police officers will be manning the streets. law enforcement wants fans to have a good time, but safety is top priority. >> looking for

reportinlive in downtown miami, shyann malone, local 10 news. thank you so much. >>> one of the first pieces of u.s. mail to alive in havana was received by a 76-year-old woman. it was sent by president obama just days before the you trip. ileana wrote to the president inviting him to have a strong cup of cuban coffee with her. here is a picture of that letter. she is thrilled that the president actually responded. it is unclear if he will take her up on that cofofe and offer when he arrives in cuba. prprident obama arrives in cuba on sunday for that historic visit. one thing will look very familiar to him. the cuban capapitol building is nearly identical to the u.s.'s building in washshgton d.c. and actually getting restored right now because of the anti-ammican sentiment. the building was hardly ever used after the cuban revolution until five years ago when raul castro intended to move the island's national assembly back into the building. the building is set to be reopened just in time for mr. obama's visit there. and local 10 news, of course

local10's shyann malone is life wiwi details on the lawsuit. shyann. >> shyann: victor, it's only been a few months since the former director of moca has been something he says he did not do and you're right, he is firing back and he's going after the people in city hall in north miami. he is filing ray federal complaint for unlawful termination. babacar m'bow filing a lawsuit today. the city of nth mime interim city manager and personnel director all listed on the complaint. the former museum of contemporary arts director was fired for sexual harassment and office misconduct after an employee came forward. he's now ighting back, maintaining his innocence as he express today local10 when the allegations surfaced. >> it's an allegation. >> sanela: m bow's tern attorney told me her client's firing was unlawful. she said he should have a right to vindicate his civil rights. this is a copy of that 16-page lawsuit, and i reached outo the city, and they tell me they have not yet received this say they will not be commenting on any legal matters. repo

the party began, even before the sun came up at molly malone's in covington. that's where our jessica brown has been live all morning. kara dblbx live good morning! you are right doors will open around 5:30 this morning. and at 7 there will pipers and of coursekegs and eggs will be served the first 100 people thorugh the door will get a souvenir shirt. we have video from last years event and its always a major turnout. officials here expect hundreds of people to come down today for the event that will go on throughout the evening. of course there tented area for folks to partake in live music, dancing, and irish food. now there are plenty of places celebrating st patricks day in the cincinnati area we have a list of places you can check out to get in the st pattys day spirit on our website at fox19now.com and of course, there's a lot of 4shot today partly cloudy skies breezy afternoon highs continue to slowly cool as we on friday in the mid 50s and by saturday highs in the mid to upper 40s. overnight lows will start to drop next couple nights but for the most

reporting live in plantation, shyann malone. >> victor: also at 4:00 an early morning raid at an opa-locka home. thebi searching for nearly $5 million in gold that they say was stolen last year. now in opa-locka with an update. todd. >> todd: victor, that early rning raid was actually yesterday morning, but today that suspect adalberto perez made his first appearance in federal court dressed in a khaki jumpsuit and shackled at the waist. wheaton before a magistrate for the first time, and the feds laid out the case they have, saying that they found a lot of incriminating evidence inside this opa-locka home when they made that raid early yesterday morning. yesterday federal agents raided and searched the opa-locka property as an older man and woman sat at a backyard table. they even seized and towed his fishing boat with twin outboards named the grunt master to headquarters in mayor mr.. today we learned fbi investigator found incriminating evidence inside the home. they didn't find any of the ten gold bars worth nearly $5 million but they did find a bag of 40 silver coins marked by the ref

caroline malone, al jazeera. >> the president's trip ocuba is a serious affair but mr.bama is also getting some laughs. on friday he taped a segment with pon filo, a cuban comedian with a running joke about calling the white house. >> this is president obama. >> que bola? be. >> que bola? >> i'm looking forward to it. the american people and the cuban people are friends. >> ponfilo show watched by two-thirds of all cubans. i'm randall pinkston. thank you for tuning in. more news from doha, next. next. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> obama becomes the first serving president to visit cuba in almost 90 years. you're watching al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. coming up in the next half an hour. >> hold your horses >>> syria is accused of stalling the geneva talks. now the opposition is calling on russia to put pressure on the bashar al-assad government. the u.s. steps up air strikes against i.s.i.l. in iraq

. >> reporter: terry malone will never forget chardon. he works closely with the coach hull foundation created by the chardon coach who risked his life to chase and stop the @gunman the day of the shooting >> it is a common cause school safety and security. >> the men pledged to improve school security by joining forces by taking malone security corporation and protecting students. they want to raise money making it possible for security officers to be in as many schools as possible. >> so many schools have fundraisers throughout the school and none focus on safety and security initiatives. >> in the presence of an sro in of these problems we see with violent intruders. >> reporter: this partnership will work to create crisis plans. they are hoping to gain support from the community and parents and believe no school is too safe to forgive a plan. >> you need to have school resource officers. they need to be in there. >> reporter: to put their initiative in context, they reported there were 64 school shootings in the united states. >> dan:

transportation authority on notice and i can do that because i represent the first people of the area to mark malone and you all haven't been paying to that. a lot of your eir ceqa and so forth you came here 2 or 300 years ago and took things over you can do as you please. we really don't need to be building so much. we don't need congestion. thank you very much. >> any additional general public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. item number 13. >> item 13, adjournment. >> colleagues we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> (speaking foreign language.) >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local biz and challenges the san franciscans to do their shop and dine in the 49 within the by supporting the services we help san francisco remain unique and successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine in the 49 san francisco owes itch of the charm to the many neighborhoods people coma greet and meet it has an personality these neighborhoods are economic engine seeing the changes is a big deal to me especially being a san francisco native and it is important to support the local businesses bu

caroline malone now reports.olice used tear gas and plastic bullets against people demonstrating for media freedom. the police replaced editors with state representatives. >> where in the world have wen see this tierney before. this didn't happen when hitler was in power. hundreds of proceed tenters tried to block the entrance on friday night awe eye early saturday morning, they got into the building. they pushed out journalists covering the story and evict convicted the editors. >> anyone speaking against the government is facing either court cases or prison or such control by the government. daily turkish paper has a circulation of 650,000 copies, more than any other newspaper. it's run by a u.s.-based cleric who was once close to the president. he has been accused of trying to overthrow the government and leading what they describe as a terror organization. media groups have been taken over by proceed government managers. >> helding up a copy of the last time the newspaper was printed before the offices were r

caroline malone reports. >> reporter: a witness to the attacks on a popular beach resort in the ivory coast explains what he saw. >> translator: i heard shots coming from over there. then i saw the criminals. i was really surprised to see three people who were heavily armed, they had bullet rounds in their front pockets. >> reporter: this video shared on social media appears to show people running in from the beach where a number of people had been killed. six armed men had started shooting people, according to the government the attackers targeted people at three hotels. >> translator: some tried oswim away. they started shooting at them. i was about 60 meters away, i don't know how i managed to get out of there. >> reporter: security forces intervened after 30 minutes. by then a number of people had been killed. >> translator: i want to say that these cowardly terrorist attacks will not be tolerated on the ivory coast. we've taken significant action. >> reporter: it took another two to three hours to bring the situation under control. but it will take a lot longer for people to reco

and reporting live in plantation, shyann malone, local 10 news. >> amy: thank you, shyan >>> cleanup at a bus stop after it was bashed by a driver who lost control. a woman in a wheelchairiralmost got hit. this is far from the first timing is like this happened and they are demanding change until someone gets seriouly hurt. look at the video, the woman in the wheelchair said before she knew it she was knocked to the ground. the car came toa stop after hitting an office building near 42nd avenue in miami. the driver of the car was leaving the parking lot and claims another car practically forced her off the road. >> actually cross>> actually crashed into the bus stop before four times. the city needs to do something and remove this bus stop from here. dangerous for anybody waiting for the bus there. >> if i had been two feet >> amy: the driver was cited. last novembea similar scene captured on the exact same surveillance camerara. >>> we are learning more of the student accusing the head babketball coach of sexual misbasketball coach of sexual misconduct. >> amy: she was suspended fro

you can go inside as well, molly malone' s can make you feel irish for a day. they will have green beer, and lots to go beyond that as well. live music, and dancing and celebrations of irish culture during this daylong party. it will open up the festivities at noon, and the party will continue until 8:30 tonight. expect to live music with several bands to perform truck today. it is a great place to celebrate. they always do it big for st. patrick' s day. there will be people partying it up today. the doors open at 7:00 this lisa: thanks. for those will be out, not locking too bad -- looking too bad. starting out with the kegs and eggs forecast. a wee bit chilly early, lunchtime expected to be sunny but a little on the windy side. then for dinner time, still breezy by run 61. looking great for st. patrick' s day. the rest of the forecast is imperfect, by the weekend a bit of a cooldown on the way. lisa: two polar bears lose of the cincinnati zoo. mark: how it sent the zoo into lockdown mode. lisa: students and staff at walnut hill planning -- proven today. mark:

shyann malone, todd tongen will join me. we'll be there from 11-1:30. >> you ean chat with glenna millberg, l liane morejon and derek shore. leo tweeted us he's coming by. we will be right there, calle ocho between 15 and 16th avenue. >>> no laughing matter. caught an camera a mother accused of driving drunk with her toddler sitting in the back seat. shock you is ahead at 6:30. >>> caught on camera a risky rescue. heart-stopping moments as they work to save a driver from a rollover wreck right there in a a river. >>> we're going to let you know why flooding this morning. >>reporter: good morning, topping america's money. the stock market's five day winning streak is over. >> the s&p 500 and nasdaq were hit hardest. investors were spooked by the latest weak economic report out of china and falli crude oil prices. >>> home depot will pay customers because of a data breach in 2013. two-thirds of that amount will reimburse consumers. >> the rest will pay for identity protection services. it affected 50 million customer who's use

i mary malone reporting. >> in total micha barrett will be responsible for 28 million. $500. and hotel group ordereded to pay nearly $27 million. lawyers for the hotel management company says they are considering filing an appeal. >> and coming up next on seven news at noon we will tele you what happened to the dog that was in distress and had to be fished out of south florida walter way byfirefighters. . are creating concerns for swimmers in boaters out there snvmd and vice currentlyn place. so squirms, make sure that you woman at guarded beach. i will b`ck with your complete forecast, after the break. and later on, could loophole florida law beutting home schooled kids in danger. it is special assume report hidden at home. 7news, now, bringing you more news than any other station in withwhat would you do, if you could choose your ultimate adventure? explore the ocean with a tour guide that's a ton of fun. race like a cheetah at 60 miles per hour. or fly,down a waterslide. with choose your adventure, you can explore four parks for less. enjoy any two parks for just $99, then

al jazeera's caroline malone reports. >> reporter: police utilities tear gas and plastic bullets.hey are taking a stand after police raided a popular opposition newspaper replacing editors with state representatives. >> where in the world have you seen this tierney before. this didn't happen even when hitler was in power, let alone turkey. the incidents going on syria are not much better. >> reporter: hundreds tried to block the entrance to the newspaper offices on friday night. riot police pushed through the crowds. by early saturday morning, they got into the building. they pushed out journal accidents and evict e convicted the editors. >> for the last three or four years, anyone who is speaking against government policies is facing court cases or prison for some control by the government. ness were acting under a court order. the daily turkish paper has a circulation of 650,000 copies, more than any other newspaper. it's run by a u.s.-based cleric who was once close to president erduoan. he has been accused of trying to overthrow the government and of leading what the turkish a

this is video from molly malone's in covington. they start serving at seven. local 12's perry schaible is heading that way right now and we'll catch up with her at five to see the crew getting ready for the big bash. 3 time/temp interest rate to remain unchanged for now. what prompted the federal reserve to hold off on an increase, just ahead. plus, a closer look at problems on election day. the differing opinions about how hours were extended at local polls and when people were notified. 3 but first, new but first, new information surfacing about bergdahl desertion case. the reason the army sergeant says he left his post in afghanistan, next, break two3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 we're learning new information about the case of army sergeant bowe bergdahl. newly released documents from a military investigation show bergdahl's reasoning for afghanistan in 2009. bergdahl said he was trying to draw attention to what he saw as leadership problems. other documents show army doctors diagnosed him with a personality disorder. bergdahl is facing a general court marti

that is where local 10 news reporter shyann malone is with the latest. shyann, how is that child doing? >>eporter: i just got my hands on the police report. in it, the woman said se did not throw her child into the dumpster, she said she put her there. cameras were inside the courtroom as she faced a judge this morning. >> allegedly committ a criminal act. as if you were going to start running that is according to the witness. the medical assistant who allegedly watatched this alleged criminal act take place. and the court also noticed when the police camethe police came and contacted. you you allegedly were not out front. you gave false name and you admitted to some of the acts you are allegedly accused of doing here. >> reporter: patrice yolanda sheffield is facingg child aase charge for this allege act. two witnesses saw her throw them in a dumpster. they went over to rescue the child. one of them asked why she was doing this and she told them that she had a m irk scarriage five months ago and was depressed. according to the police report sheffield ad

caroline malone, al jazeera. >> let's take a closer look now at russia's military operations in syriaow has carried out an estimated 9,000 bombing raids over syria. it says these have helped to evict isil from 400 populated areas spanning 10,000 square kilometers. activists say many russian a airstrikes were directed against powers that the western powers regard as moderate. it's estimated around 1,000 civilians have been killed in the russian bombing campaign. let's talk to fred weir, a journalist with the christian science monitor. welcome to "the newshour." until terms of the objectives for the kremlin, whachts the main objective they say they have now tachieved? >> i think their main objective all along was to bolster the regime of assad, to change the whole conversation about syria to make it clear that assad isn't going because if you remember six months ago, the expectation was, sooner or later, he is going to go down the road and some new government will come in. well, the russians have turned that around, and i think that was always there, their primary goal. what they have l

a few dozen orlando city supporters greeting the former ac malon player this morning. he signed autographs and took photos. he will not play in the opener. adam with more from lions' training camp. >> if there is one thing that head coach adrian heath is sure of it is his top players will rise to the occasion. what makes him the best player is because of the occasion. we look at kaka and the coals -- goals he has collected. when big games come around you look to the big players because that is why they are the big players. they deliver at the moment you need it. >> reporter: there is going to be a big crowd. orlando city's fill the bowl campaign worked. it is not a total sell-out yet but it is close and the atmosphere should be pretty special. >> i think it shows the importance of what we are in the city. i actually have always said we are an important part of the identity of the city. i think we represent the city in more than one way. it never seizes to amaze me and they did it again. >> reporter: antonio nocerino is fresh off the plane from italy will not be availab

in the house tonight chris anderson drawing a start for the grids picking up second quarter mike malone once involved moment chance of them are johnson number nice still gets the dunk to laws or be assessed the latest is good in the second quarter this time ever in passing the rock chukar that's the new guy chukar simpson picked him up off of waivers from bentley athletic for sure that's chilled by one of the half was quarter closing minutes meant of memphis pulling the way team-high 22 groups of the nods final score 103 - -dash 96:10 o'clock a little war of words going on between rockies manager walt weiss and former rocky shortstop troy to levitsky stick around for that kind of a little interesting dispute disorder world words but yes they are he is holding a grudge that say he misses the 90 plus there's not a lot to mr. i guess live from downtown denver it is monday february 29 a beautiful day in the mile high an hour the hottest talk were glad you're joining us folks were a little last night and hit the music boys were you watching or not we'll talk all about the big show but this i

patrick's day parties in the tri-state we'll have a live report from molly malone's next xtra is sponsored by breaking news says the death toll from an airstrike this week by a saudi-led coalition on a market north of the capital, has nearly doubled, rising to 119. sadly there are 22 children among the dead. happening today happening today... an autopsy will be conducted in the death a four-year- old franklin boy. police say austin cooper was found not breathing on wednesday morning.. he was taken from a home on boulder drive, to atrium medical center, where he was pronounced dead. his stepmother, anna ritchie, is charged with child endangering. she is accused of putting the boy's legs in scalding hot water as a punishment the night before his death. also new this morning... police in hamilton are investigating a stabbing. to mark avenue and crowther's drive where the found the victim....who's currently at uc medical center. we're working to learn more details and will pass any new information as soon as we get it. we'll have to wait until at least sunday to learn more about that car that

shyann malone has more from that home in northwest miami-dade. >>reporter: flashing lights,s, crime scene investigators surrounding this northwest miami-dade home. it's the scene of a deadly shooting. the homeowner, a 54-year-old woman. police say she left the house around 5:30. her alarm goes off so she returns. when she does, sheas met by an intruder. >> she meets a s subject exiting the home through the rearmenthots were fired. >>reporter: police say the opener was armed. >> subject in this case, a black male 17 years of age was shot by the homeowner. >>reporter: officers arrived it was too late. the 17-year-old was rushed to jackson memorial hospital where he died. family members showed up to the scene but too distraught to comment on their loss. >> they y e just doing their job. >>reporter: right now the homeowner is being questioned. ultimately the state's attorney's office will decide what happens next. >> if there's any type of situati where you believe you're being robbed or there's a burglary of any sort, then you have an opportunity to

shyann malone live in fort lauderdale with what he said in court today. shyann. >> shyann: day two iside that courtroom, this time the officer taking the stand, and he actually add notices slapping and pushing a homeless man. he says he was only doing his job. it happened more than a year ago. but for bruce leclair it still stings. fortrt lauderdale police officer vikram res in court admitting to pushing and slaing the homeless man. victor ramirez. >> i wanted him to stop. he just -- this is the second time he showed aggression towards me. he just tried to turn on me. i had to take action. >> shyann: leclair was trying to use the restroom at the bus terminal. ramirez explained the man was drunk, and as an officer he was only doing his job. he's not living to me. >> shyann: ramirez no longer with the department facing several charges including falsifying records. >> and what's the reason of shoving him? >> there's two reasons. one, i'm protecting my gunside. if you don't remember anything in the academy, it's always, always protect your gun. >> shyann: i'm