s office. this office did not examine whether an officer followed cmpd directives or policies or whether the incident was handled appropriately from a tactical standpoint. in this case, the only determination this office is making is whether or not officer vincent acted in self-defense. now i would like to speak to the community. i know that some out there are going to be frustrated. i want everyone in this community to know that we meticulously, thoroughly reviewed all of the evidence in this case, made sure it was credible evidence, in order to make the decision that we made today. we took a lot of pain-staking effort to make certain that there was no personal bias in the review, that public opinion did not factor in our determination. i would like the community to take a collective pause. the community should read the report, digest the report. police did not act viscerally on news snippets. read the report. described in the legal analysis, the basis for this decision, in this case we find o

one was a des moines officer, the other, an urbandale officer. police are working to get "2:35:32-:36 he's just a loving, caring person. never a violent person " friends and family are asking questions about what happened when a cedar rapids police officer shot a man during a traffic stop. vice presidential candidate tim kaine and former president bill clinton campaign in eastern iowa today. election day is 6 days away. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. we are following breaking news of des moines, where police say someone shot and killed two officers -- in two separate shootings. just after 1'oclock, someone shot an officer near urbandale high school -- and then 20 minutes later, another shooting -- where an officer was shot and killed a few blocks south of merle hay mall. both officers were sitting in their cars when someone attacked. we listened to a news c police. they say there is no one in custody at this point in time. they call the suspect a coward, and police are working qui

of his car and shot out the police officer's window. >> all officers in st.w ride two to a patrol car until further notice. >> and ten minutes outside kansas city in gladstone, missouri, a police officer shot in a traffic stop last night. the suspect was also shot. the kansas city fop tweeting the officer is expected to survive. >> in sanibel, florida, west of ft. myers, an officer wounded in a drive-by shooting. authorities say he was in his patrol car following a routine traffic stop. sit in the car when someone pulled up and began firing. the officer treated at the hospital and released. the suspect taken into custody after exchanging gunfire with other officers. this is the first time in the history of the sanibel department someone has shot. >>> the shooting death of a 50-year-old police officer was intentional. detective benjamin marconi was gunned down outside police headquarters in his car. we get more now from polo sandoval. >> reporter: police in san antonio in the middle of the manhunt. they are trying to track down the person or persons responsibl

fellow officers. miranda said that mr. scott looked at him and pulled the gun out of the holster and began yelling drop the gun, drop the gun. ran to the suv and try today break the passenger side window with the baton. as he did this, he reported a gun as he was seated in the suv. after the officer broke the window, he saw mr. scott take a deep breath and exit the suv. officers vincent, all saw the gun in mr. scott's hand after exiting the vehicle, however, as everyone here is aware, none of the video recordings, the dash cam, the body-worn camera or mrs. scott's cell phone video clearly capture mr. scott's hands. what is clearly captured on the video is mr. scott's right ankle when he exits the suv, you can see that the right pant leg is pulled up above the ankle. this is the same spot where you can see a bulge and in the same place of ankle where police recovered a holster following the shooting. [inaudible] >> here is the ankle. pulled it out. you see what appears to be a holster. also captured in all videos is the rep

for the fallen officer. we're learning more about the officers, the victims of today's senseless shootings. both killed while just sitting in their police cars. kwwl's nikki newbrough live in the studio with more. nikki? the urbandale and des moines police departments are trying to figure out how to move forward without two of their officers. these sergent tony beminio has been with the des moines police department for 11 years. he was 39 years old. people with the des moines police department say he was a good police officer and a family man he leaves behind a wife, two sons, and a daughter. officer justin martin was only 24 years old and leaves behind his parents. he had been with the urbandale police department for only a year. both officers were loved by a fmaily member that's only way jsut as if you lost someone close to you these were our friends, our coworkers... during that news conference this morning, both departments saying there were any warnings or fear that anything was wrong last night before

the first thing i see is every officer's worst nightmare. i see the officer on his back. i see the suspect punching him very fast and violently to the face. >> without hesitation, he joins in the melee. >> my job at that point was to get the suspect to start fighting me, to get him off the officer. >> meanwhile, officer anderson is fighting for his life. >> i was basically only able to see shadows. i decided i was going to have to shoot him before i went unconscious, and that's when i shot mr. mallory. >> i didn't so much hear the first felt shot, i felt it. i felt it going through my chest. >> weekly mistakenly believes that he might have been shot. >> at that point, kind of freak out mode trying to figure out, okay, who just shot who. >> and then i pulled the trigger a second time, and then it seemed like right after that, he was just gone. he just disappeared. >> get down on the ground! get on the ground! >> shot twice in the chest, mallory stumbles in front of the cruiser and collapses. >> i saw officer anderson out of the corner of my eye, and i was shocked to see hi

police now say he targeted officers. possible rifle rounds, there is an officer down ... polk county does confirm an officer down police say greene shot and killed officer martin while martin was in his squad car at 70th and aurora in urbandale. minutes later, and two miles to the southeast, police say greene fired into another squad car, killing several hours later, police named greene as a suspect. flagging down a d-n-r employee, greene turned himself in on a road in dallas county, west of des moines. investigators took him to a local hospital for treatment. as of this morning, greene appears to still be at the hospital. investigators also began searching greene's urbandale home yesterday. they say a greene had a history of confrontatio ns with police and making racial slurs. family, friends, and co-workers of officer justin martin and sg. sudden loss has stunned them. in urbandale, people came out to pay their respects for officer justin martin. martin's friends were there as he graduated with a degree in criminal justice from simpson college. they say becoming a urban

right away it's just like why - why kill an officer - why kill two officers why do these things." things."and jenee - that's the latest we know on the suspect - in about 30 minutes - we'll here from cbs 2 news reporter now - back to you jenee. digging deeper into this tragedy - into this digging deeper into this tragedy - we're also learning more about the two officers themselves. cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry has their story. long before the sun rose, police in central iowa wednesday were already living a nightmare. in urbandable and the worst thing we could expect to respond to so we poured everything we had into helping them.both officers played football at simpson college in nearby indianola.criminal justice professor fred jones -- urbandale officer justin martin's advisor.the 24 year old officer had only been on the urbandale force since he graduated about a year ago right now i mostly feel angry that somebody with a gun could do something moines police sergeant tony beminio was 39 and has been a des mlines officer for more than a decade. in 1996 he won a state championship

for officers, calls like this it is just another day at the office. >> officer, how dangerous is thise each corner and i can tell you a story of something that happened here in the last ten years. it is a shame but it is the world that we live in. >> we are on the night shifts when violent crimes reach their peak. >>. >> is that close to where we are? >> there are several squad cars at the scene as officers rush in. this call is not quite what it seems. >> what happened, why did you call? >> why did you see somebody with a gun. >> you said they were arguing but everything is good now? >> the kid called just because -- he said he wanted to. >> hey, buddy, you know you cannot call 911 unless you really need it, okay? it is only for emergencies. >> that must be frustrating when you get prank kalcalls like tha. does it happen often? >> it happens often. but i rather take prank calls than anybody with a gun. >> that's our number one priority. the reality is many cops don't know what kind of situation they respond to when they answer to a call. gun violence is a major problem in philly and

and officer justin martin. chief trelka "i've hear people say, well officers, law enforcement officers in the country sign up to do this. yes, we do. our familys don't. and these incidents impact our family as well." but even when tragedy strikes their own- they're still waterloo police chief trelka reminding his officers they can wear this mourning band on their badges to show suport for their brother who were tragically killed. remembering brothers just like them-who were more than just an officer to their community. but as they walk into work-sheriff tony thompson says their titles as law enforcement is much more. sheriff thomspon "all these hats, all these roles, all these professional applications that we have to assert each and every day. that's tough sitting in your vehicle you're a it's already a hard enough obligation and duty that we perform to begin with." sheriff thompson "...long pause from thompson...law enforcement is a big family, and we recognize when one suffers, support here. police chief tre

i am done. >> for officers, calls like this is just another day at the office. >> officer montanez, howrous is this area? >> i can look and give you a story of the last ten years of the crime that i have been here, it is a shame and the world that we live in. >> we are on the night shift. temperatures start to drop as we continue your patrol. without warning, a job pops up in the police computer. >> on the 22nd. >> is that close to where we are? >> we are kind of close. there are several squad cars at the scene as officers rush in. this call is not quite what it seems. >> what happened? why did you call? why did you say you saw somebody with a gun >> you said they were arguing? but everything is good now? >> the kid here called just because -- he said he wanted to. >> buddy, you know you cannot call 911 unless you really need it,okay? >> well, that's frustrating when you get frank calls like that. does it happen often? >> it happens a lot. i rather take a prank call than somebody with a gun. when ever somebody coming in with a gun, you always respond. >> it is always and number one of o

with only two black officers, and one hispanic, the majority of waterloo police officers are white "there are times where are newer officers will roll up on two seventeen year old black men standing on the corner of the street. and they will have a preconceived notion that they are gang members. they are not. and the message i just articulated to you. i need to articulate to my officers " "if you come from a little country town and was probably raised never to have to do, well you don't know how to do it." the solution, trelka believes, is getting officers out and involved more in the community. and he wants to sit down with some people his officers may have arrested to see how they can fix the department. "i've developed a team of felons. a team of convicted citizens who have been convicted of felonies who are going to sit down with me and we are going to look at our policies. especially use of force policies " one of them is christopher arson, and battery on a police officer. "i've probably done altogether about 15 years in " he turned to christianity after being released, and has a new

for that officer. and in florida -- yet another shooting. the officer -- hospitalized after being shot after an exchange of gunfire with police. i'm reid binion reporting. sunday's deadly shooting in san antonio comes less than five in dallas. earlier this month, two officers were killed in ambush attacks in central iowa. a big turnout for a prayer service for police officers in eastern iowa. many say they're worried about officers. they're also concerned about the relationship they have with the community. this service in cedar rapids -- one of a handful in eastern people and that's exactly what our officers do daily, they are and we respect that greatly." one cedar rapids officer says this isn't about her and the department -- it's about the entire community. people also came together in today, the man who kidnapped and killed an 11-year- old boy in minnesota will be sentenced. danny heinrich is expected get 20 pornography. that was part of an agreement involving his confession to kidnapping and murd

four police officers shot in texas, missouri and florida.... and one of the officers has died. in missouri alone -- two officers shot in the line of duty. nicole in the newsroom with the latest. let's start in st. louis. an officer was shot twice in the face and is critical conditi the officer was sitting in his car with the windows rolled up when a vehicle pulled up and then suspect opened fire. bullets broke through the glass and struck the officer. the suspect then led police on a manhunt. hours later, authorities shot and killed the gunman after he opened fire on officers. no other officers were injured in that shootout. and then in gladstone, missouri -- another officer shot during a traffic stop. the suspect was also shot and has reportedly died from his injuries. the officer is expected to survive. no other meanwhile -- in san antonio, texas -- police searching for a gunman who shot and killed an officer during a traffic stop. officials are calling it a targeted attack 50-year-old detective benjamin marconi had just returned to his vehicle to write a ticket for a driver

almost exactly a year ago, officer lucas jones and another officer shot and killed jonathan gossman. gossman was trying to run away and started shooting at the officers when they fired back. officer jones was cleared of that shooting but right now, the investigation is focused on jeremy mitchell after officer jones mitchell started fighting him. he says that's when he started shooting at him. he what -- he is now paralyzed and the family wants dash cam video. >>> new details after another earthquake in oklahoma overnight. as of now, no injuries or lost lives in the 5.0 tremor centered a mile west of cushing. it hit near one of the world's key oil hubs. oklahoma has suffered thousands of earthquakes in recent years, 19 alone in the past week. but this latest earthquake is history. it was reportedly felt in iowa and as far as texas. scientists tying nearly all of these earthquakes to oil and gas production. >>> a political shift appears to be in iowa today. a new des moines register poll shows donald trump has a seven point lead over hillary clinton. only one day before the election, t

officers eventually tracked him to a nearby neighborhood the officer was treated for a gun shot wound to his shoulder. >>> there is a rush and push to expand hate crime laws to include first responders including police officers. our 10 news sarasota newsroom reporter takes a closer look to see if this bill would help protect those who protect us. >> a texas legislator filed a bill making any attack on a police officer or first a florida legislator from lakeland plans on doing the same. how does this make the crime worse? we presented three scenarios to a sarasota attorney. phoenix police say a man deliberately drove his car into three police officers at a gas station. one suffered a concussion, the other a broken leg and the third scrapes and bruises. >> if that same event occurred in florida, there would be three charges of aggravated battery on a those are very serious charges, first degree felonies for life in prison. i am not sure how much more adding hate crime designation would do to it. >> reporter: a man called 911 to lure officers to his home. when they showed up he shot at 1

police say an officer responded like that, that these officers were ambushed. on the surface right now, like i said, these officers and whoever the coward is that shot them while they sat in their cars. up -- while this investigation continues this is a huge loss and a heartbreaking day for this community. ...kwwl news. thanks kristin, one iowa woman shows her support to a des moines officer after hearing about this tragedy... and i want you guys to be able to go to you families police in eastern iowa are keeping their thoughts and prayers with those in des moines and urbandale. kwwl's amanda gilbert catching up with the waterloo police police department it's been a tough morning for police not just in des moines and urbandale... but all across iowa. waterloo police chief dan trelka says after hearing the news... he immediatly reached out to his officers. trelka telling his officers to stay band on their badges. trelka says the officers in iowa are like a family... or a "band of brothers..." he says this incident doesn't just impact all of them... but it also i

the calculated killing of two officers on wednesday was a personal attack on all officers...not just the ones who lost their lives. "we put our lives on the line and to see what happened on this morning is not just tragic, it's senseless." senseless." "it felt like i got punched in the gut."though they might be miles away -- every day, every officer who puts on a uniform knows it which is scary and it's impossible to not think that could happen to me." me." "my husband's a police officer too so i worry about him, i worry about myself."but that worry is tucked away... because the oath they took, means they protect and serve even those who have the cruelest intentions. intentions. "we have to carry on and today we just had to go out and do our jobs as we always would." would." "the more that these things happen, the more the and saying that's not right and we support what we do and you're awesome and that means the world to us." dora miller reporting.during no shave november - many police departments donate the money they would have spent on shaving to a cancer fund.in iowa city -- thi

one is a des moines officer and another is an officer from the urban dale police officer in that area. two different locations and the ssspect is still out there right now. we'll have a lot more coming up at 5:00. >>> two toddlers killed in a house fire in arkansas and police are looking for a third child sadly to be inside the house. to be treated and nine people were in the house when the fire broke out. no word what caused it. >>> 5:44. in alabama we're keeping an eye on the deadly pipeline explosion. officials declaring a state of emergency because of this. there's concerns about a gas shortage. >> the rupture happened monday after a track hose struck the gas line. most of the line is shut off which could be a problem for seral states that it provides gas to. crews says it could take to reopen. >> [explosion] >> you just heard the moments, police in southern california shot and killed a driver after she rammed her car into several police cruisers. officers in torrance were trying to stop the woman from driving recklessly. she was going the wrong way. the woman turned their car tow

just off camera is campus police officer thomas shannon. >> officer burnett asked me to come back.s having some problems with the suspect. the suspect turned to me and asked what i was doing back there. >> what are you coming over here for? >> because i want to come here. >> his reaction was like i was disrespecting him. sit down. >> don't disrespect me. >> put your hand down. sit down. >> the second time he squares off, he's ready to go. >> [ bleep ] off. >> in the blink of an eye, the fight was on. >> burnett, who is unarmed, goes for his pepper spray, but bergen knocks him back with a blow to the neck. officer thomas shannon uses his baton, but it has little effect on the suspect. >> he ran right through it. >> burnett calls for the officers to use pepper spray. >> i sprayed him, actually emptied my whole canister. >> officer burnett, reeling from pepper spray, runs from the room. >> pepper spray burns. it causes your tear ducts, your nasal cavity to open. probably nine times out of ten that's going to incapacitate someone long enough for you to apprehend them. >> but not so wit

officer. it's been an emotional morning for the police department in des moines... listen to their sergeant had to say.... re-15we sgt. paul parizek des moines police department it doesn't look like there was any interaction that's the best we've got -- that we can explain the scene right now police are calling green a the shooting in iowa may have happened more than a thousand miles the shooting in iowa may have happened more than a thousand miles away... but metro is still being told to be on the lookout for green. parker collins is live at metro headquarters to tell us about the message our officers are hearing this morning. ---parker :24:09"may have an ar 15 or high powered rifle with him" butt 24:16 "white male... with a topper on with a topper on it"24:23 parker adlibs parker adlibs the southwest and mainly sunny skies look to hold through high temperatures across the city will range between 74 and 79 degrees with central las vegas hitting 76 by 4pm this afternoon. we do have a nuisance

police officer has to carry a gun? i sincerely hope not and i certainly do not think that is foreseeable in my service. scott: white says it will be a lengthy process, taking at least 2 years to train more than 1000 officers to use lethal measures in a country where the concept has been so foreign for so long. attacks are now the impetus. steve white: to a certain extent, it's too little, too late. you know in terms of increasing our firearms capability, yes of course we support that, but we would have to say that we told you so. we told you 3, 4, 5 years ago that this was going to happen and no one was listening. it's good to have people listening now that the government is listening. scott: why weren't they listening before? steve white: you'd have to ask them that. we can only present the argument in so many ways. and to be fair, the government are now listening to us. scott: and, he says, listening to lessons learned during a previous war on terror. the ira, irish republican army, for years, terrorized the british

the officer is expected to survive. authorities in florida arrest the suspect who shot and injured a police officer during a traffic stop it happened on sanibel --- thats near fort myers. police say they took the suspect into custody after he exchanged gunfire with officers. and in san antonio, texas --- police are looking for a gunman after 50-year-old detective benjamin marconi was killed in his patrol car outside police headquarters. he had just returned to his vehicle to write a ticket for a driver he pulled over... when another driver pulled up behind him, got out, and approached the squads window and shot him in the head, investigators believe the suspect then took of in a black sedan. connected. kim and jessob. back to you. a man convicted of sexually assaulting a teen at gunpoint will be sentenced today. jermarro jer-mar-oh dantzler ran a group home for troubled on milwaukee's northwest side deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee county courthouse with the details. jermarro dantzler was charged with secon

the basis of failure to deescalate on that basis alone there is a strong case for termination of officers in that says whatever you think of the actual shooting in the end failure to deescalate that alone should be a basis; right? i want to make sure we don't losses site of that i think that all of this is important we have to go through the process but until and unless there are consequences for some of the incidents and there is an actual you know step taken i think we'll continue to have a problem i want to say that note diminish what we are doing i respect the acting chief we've been able to work together well, in the district but i want to say that's an issue that is good that the board is involved and that's good we're talking to as bodies the police commission and the board of supervisors, the mayor but i think that is a fundamental problem we have and it is going to be an ongoing issue so i look forward to public comment and again, thank you guys for being here >> and before we move forward just we will need to take a 5 minute break unfortunately, the commissioners can't leave the

as a uniformed officer with the white house branch, officers hughes is charged with securing one of the most iconic public buildings in the world: the white house. in the past three years alone she made more than 45 arrests while patrolling the areas around the white house, including one person who was wanted by the f.b.i. for previously making threats against law enforcement officers. since 2013, officer hughes has helped save the lives of not one, not two but three people who needed her help. one man collapsed in the white house before meeting with the president. officer hughes administered c.p.r. before the man was revived with a defibrillator. similarly, early this year when officer hughes found a man collapsed on the street outside the white house without a pulse she administered c.p.r. until medics arrived. last year when officer hughes came upon detectives administering c.p.r. to an unconscious man she identified herself as a secret service agent and offered to help. officer hughes administered c.p.r. until medics could respond. here's a picture. as i said earlier, she is shown h

a des moines officer was found shot. both officers died. multiple departments are searching for the shooter or shooters. officials are expected to release more information shortly in a news conference. we'll be sure to bring you updates as people under arrest after leading police on a high speed chase on i-43. police say the car was taken in an armed robbery. the car crashed into the ditch just south of brown deer road. one adult man...and two juvenile females were taken into custody at the scene. there were no injuries...and no other vehicles were involved. and in racine county -- one person is dead after a motorcycle accident. it happened in the town of raymond. someone called 9-1-1 after coming across a motorcycle that appeared to have hit a mailbox and a tree. th authorities believe the crash happened hours before the 9-1-1 call reporting the accident. the cause is still under investigation..but speed and alcohol do not appear to a factor. with less than a week to go until the presidential election..we'll find out where the candidates s

officers." now at 7-30 --- following breaking news --- after four police officers in three states are shot during ambushes. luzader says "..who's in and who's out in trump world ? i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have the latest on the trump transition effort, just ahead." thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib toss to wx high pressure is sitting over us today keeping us sunny but that sunshine wont be enough to warm us up. we stay below average with highs in the mid 30s. we will dip into the teens and low 20s tonight but then we do warm to near average temperatures tuesday ahead of a low pressure system. we can expect rain late on tuesday and into wednesday. we stay in the low 40s for highs through the remainder of the week with a chance for snow showers on friday. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 36 wind: n 5-10 mph tonight: increasingly cloudy. low: 24 wind: var anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = som

according to the officer, 114 officers have lost their lives in the line of duty this year alone. closer to home cedar rapids officers mourned the loss of these two brothers. >> we are family. every day we put our lives in the line. >> the chief says the collect give of the department is with des moines in urbandale this morning. he says the tragedy hits everyone in the profession hard. this year there have been following a number of officer- involved shootings with black victims - a lone gunman assasinated three police officers in baton rouge, louisiana.the suspect was later killed - but his mother says he was an iraq war vet - who suffered from p-t-s-d.and just days before that - another gunman in dallas opened fire on police officers working at a peaceful protest.the attacker slaughtered five officers and injured 9 others.it was the deadliest day for american law enforcment since 9-11. 9-11.back at home - iowans will honor officers today - in memory of sergeant anthony beminio and officer justin martin. one question you might have - crisis.well there is a way you can support th

the officer is being charged. jeronimo why anez, manslaughter and discharge of a firearm, each carrying up to five years. he previously said he thought castile had a permit. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand off it. >> you told to him get his i.d., sir, his driver's license. protest that he wasn't reaching for his gun. there simply was no objective threat posed to officer yanez. >> reporter: minnesota police union add no one can speak to officer yanez as to what he actually encountered. >>> the russian-led bombing campaign has resumed in full force after a three-week moratorium. u.s. officials tell nbc syrian regime is responsible for those attacks. among the latest destruction, the only syrian in eastern aleppo, officials say it served nearly 4,000 patients a month and had the only advanced maternity ward in the area. there are 90,000 children still living in eastern aleppo. >>> dozens of firefighters scorched thousands of acres. thousands of firefighters are this is the largest mobili

for that officer. and in florida -- yet another shooting. the officer -- hospitalized after being shot during a traffic stop. the suspect -- taken into custody after an exchange of gunfire reid binion fox6news, a fight over some clothes and shoes, ended in the death of u-s congressman danny davis' grandson in chicago. now two teens are being held without bail, charged in jovan wilson's death. tariq harris and die'-zhay banks are charged as adults in the attack.police say the two showed up at wilson's home friday night. banks said she wanted to get some shoes she had loaned wilson's pants. wilson's brother didn't want to return the shoes until he got his pants back. that's when the fight broke out... and shots were fired. workers at chicago's o'hare international airport who voted to strike soon will announce when they plan to take action. service employees international union local 1 officials say they'll announce the date of their strike at 10 this morning. about 500 workers committed to a strike afte

officer, step into my office. i, uh, have your settlement check here -- $6,000. if you'll sign it, then for a slight fee my friend can cash it, we can all go home for supper. well, yes and no. "yes and no" what? well, yeah, i want the check 'cause my car got stolen, but, no, i'm not gonna avail myself to your check-cashing service. no, you don't get it. see, i'm not gonna be party to a felony 'cause this guy here mistook an innocent conversation. so what i suggest is you both go home to those hot meals you were talking about before you get charged with insurance fraud or grand auto theft or i don't know what all. cops think they can get away with murder. check, please. vaya con dios, mike. about done in here? why? i was told the room would be vacated. for him. for him. [ sighs ] [ clears throat ] what? you say grace, norm? are you kidding me? i'm in rome. i don't know. where'd you get the vino? oh, nice chianti, huh? i stole it at sulley's. hey. sorry. did i talk as much last night? [ chuckles ] worse. oh, jeez. i don't know what i'm gonna do about that, norm. i

>> solely the black officer and that officer came forward saying it was him.ing to not only do an effective analysis of the investigation of what happened, also to try to alleviate concern. >> they're bracing to see the after-effects of this. laura coates, thank you, thank you to brian todd as well. >>> coming up, decision day for democrats in the house. minority leader nancy pelosi maybe in danger of losing her role as the top democrats in house in uncertain political times. did she hold off the challenge and what's next for the democratic party? that may be the real question. >>> all right. we are looking in on a press conference here. ohio state university police, and representatives talking about that attack that we saw there this week. let's listen in. >> -- officially, the various law enforcement agencies involved in various components of this investigation. and because we are talking about an investigation and not prosecution, most of the relevant information is going to come from my colleagues in law enforcement and i'll yield the podium to them very s

-- both officers were athletes and played for the football team, officer martin decided to play after his sophomore year so we could pursue this career in law enforcement. >> both were dedicated to their work and it shows -- fred jones says wolfman were smart, focused and strive to do good work. jones -- he said that he knew from the time he walked on campus he was going to be a great police officers -- officer >>> the fact that both of them were our graduates, we had a criminal just this program for a lot of years. we have all kinds of graduates in the area of criminal justice and the -- justice and the fact of them were graduates is really hit and they were in morning. he is upset as well is a -- as the staff members, but all they can do this week for the results of the investigation >>> police did reference a you tube video allegedly recorded by the suspect in the video, a man believed to -- mentally to be greene claim to a have been assaulted by the officers and in this end of a high school school of an, -- event, they escorted reign out of the stadium at -- of the receiving a num

the officers involved are not seriously hurt. coe road will be closed most of the day as the d-c-i investigates. cedar rapids police are investigating 2 other incidents this morning. police tell us a person has a minor injury following a collision with a train in the 4600 block of bowling street sw. another vehicle was involved in a serious crash on the 4400 block of 1st avenue southwest around 2:30 a-m. now, one last loo plan on a very warm start to november! we do have some fog to deal with for the first few hours of the day, primarily over the northern half of the area. there's a cold front that has stalled across the region, allowing for a 15 degree temperature spread across eastern iowa. the fog is located on the cold side of this front. today, plan on highs into the upper 60s north with lower to middle 70s farther south. our weather continues to look active late tonight into wednesday with some spots able to exceed a half inch of rain by the time everything is all through late on wednesday. from thursday through early next

for officers calls like these are just another day at the office.rous is this area, this district? >> i could look at almost each corner and give you a story of something violent that has happened here in the last ten years i've been here. it's a shame. but it's the world that he with live in. >> we're on the night shift, when violent crimes reach their peak. the temperature starts to drop as we continue our patrol. without warning a job pops up in the police computer. >> priority one. person with a gun. the kid on the phone stated someone with a gun and hung up. no further information. >> is that close to where we are? >> there are already several squad cars at the scene as officers rush in. but this call isn't quite as it seems. >> what happened? why did you call? why did you say you saw somebody with a gun? >> i didn't. >> you didn't say that? >> you just said they were arguing. but everything's good now? >> the kid here, he called. just because he said he wanted to. >> hey, buddy, you know you can't call 911 unless you really need it. okay? it's

and black officers just over three percent. hiring ahead now would change that to 88 percent white officers and almost eight percent black the most recent census figures, from 2010, put the black population in the city at just under six percent. if the city council agrees, they'd have to find an additional 77-hundred dollars a month for each extra officer until numbers drop from current officers leaving or retiring. thanks, dave. the cedar rapids police are also hiring full time officer positions. the department says it wants candidates who are making a difference. cedar rapids officers annually make more than 52 thousand a year plus benefits. applications are due by january 12th. you can find more information about qualifications, salary, and other issues along with this story on kcrg dot com. west des moines is paying nearly two million dollars to settle a sex discrimination lawsuit. in a lawsuit, sergeant tanya zaglauer schmell claimed police chief shaun ladue discriminated against her similar lawsuits earlier this year. chi

the suspect began in office -- an altercation and the officer shot him. she wanted to speak to us because she doesn't want other families to go through with what they are right now. she said it does not describe -- it's not sound like her uncle and they want an explanation.>> coe college released the video that they have. it's not fair that my uncle is now in the hospital and most likely maybe paralyzed with a breathing tube for simply >> reporter: johnson says the family is going through a tough time right now. the dci says they will have more information once they are able to talk to the officer involved. covering the corridor and cedar rapids, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news let's turn to meteorologist terry swails for the weather first forecast. >>> the rain that was around is now moving into illinois . we will be clearing the skies and that means more nice weather for us as we push toward ernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxes

doubled up on all the officers. we are continuing to monitor the scene. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> good morning from the weather center here on wednesday. upper 60s to low 70s right now. we are clear. most of us in the 60s, say right along the water where the water temperature is 74. keeping you milder. as far as what's ahead chl more of the same. spectacular, but that easterly flow that moistened things #u7 for i think a couple showers possible. what hasn't changed is front coming in this weekend. dry, mild, certainly milder than we've been, and a couple more days of these very late sunrises. then we'll switch those heading into the weekend. by 3:00, pickup time 86. talk more about our rain chances when the front actually comes through friday and what to expect behind it for the week en we're watching a crash in pasco. fhp telling me about a crash northbound i-75. i am seeing a little bit of a slowdown, some congestion in the area so watch out for that. also looking for a crash on our camer

louis officer was killed the officer was in a marked car in traffic sunday when he was shot twice in the face. he's in critical but stable condition. last night in florida officer cichone was conducting a traffic stop when he was shot he's been released from the hospital and a suspect is in custody and in texas a police detective was shot and killed as he sat in his patrol car. the detective was writing a ticket when he was murdered. shooter is on the loose. a fellow detective says his murder is another example of the risks that officers take every day. . >> it's very hard to find somebody that's willing to do this profession, this job because of the very thing that we saw today. >> now, before sunday's shootings the total of police killed in the line of duty 127, that's according to the officer down memorial page. of those 58 deaths were from gunfire. . >> such terrible developments across the country. i'm sure we'll continue to hear more throughout the course of the day. >>> a shooting at a gas station has left 2 people dead, it happened at a raceway. fire rescue explains one perso

of color female officers and officers from different communities in san francisco. >> so the recruitment unit is under the present standards with captain danger field have recruited community of color for the police department by the actually go out nation wide historically african-american colleges and other higher educational venues and military to identify the best candidates that's a strategy that we employ. >> is there a priority given to someone that is grown up in the city and not that i'm aware of. >> so this is one of the key recommendations that potentially every one of those reports can point to we've had a lot of confusion about data collection so offered the legislation in 2016 and passed unanimously with two reporting period to the board of supervisors and this again in the forest of transparency and so i really want to know about the confusion and/or the delay of the quarterly use of force reporting can you can you talk a little bit about some of the challenges to why. >> well, for the first report a miss understanding the second reporting period there was a 3 day late our

one officer killed, another wounded. police finding two bodies inside the home, another disturbing discovery in the trunk of the suspect's car. scene. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are sifting through evidence after a police officer was killed responding to a disturbance at this home near pittsburgh. >> shots fired. shots fired. any available unit respond to canonsburg. >> reporter: 52-year-old officer scott bashioum, one of two officers responding to a domestic incident early this morning, when the shots rang out. >> upon their arrival, the two officers were ambushed. >> reporter: fearful neighbors hiding in their homes. most dangerous calls for them, you know, for them to have been ambushed, just -- >> reporter: inside the home, police found a woman and the suspect dead. authorities also looking into whether gas tanks, oxygen canisters and a propane tank found in the suspect's car were intended to be used as explosives. it's been a deadly year for police officers across the country. 57 have been killed by firearm

there was other police officers there and they just let it happen. didn't do a [ bleep ] thing about it. >> reporter: a neighbor saw the scuffle go down. >> you are dragging their feet and slinging your arms, that's what i saw. took three of them to get her to the car. if that's not resisting arrest, i don't know what is. >> reporter: resisting, which morris doesn't deny because she says the officer didn't listen and she tried to tell him she did not have a warrant for her arrest. minutes before this and i knew that i didn't have a warrant or he would have told me.>> reporter: meantime, maurice is facing resisting arrest and aggression to an officer. >>> arizona state treasurer jeff dewit plans to keep his job in arizona. he does say he has been offered opportunities after donald trump's victory. >> dewitt was the publicly endorsed trump's presidential campaign. he is seen here on election night with donald trump. >> we spoke with dewitt today who said when the numbers came in confirming a victory, trump actually did not celebrate that acted as thoug

that's when an officer made a life saving stop. he pulled them over for speeding save. >> anchor: that one moment made all of the difference. sara french has the story. before this officer can even come to a stop, the driver jumps out. >>> what have you got going on? >>> immediately i called for first responders he hurries to the truck to find the woman unresponsive. >>> i was just in panic. her face was purple. >>> you don't have a lot of >> reporter: the two pulled her out of the truck and quickly started cpr. >>> went through about three sets all together. >> reporter: then? >>> she is breathing. >>> tina was rushed to the hospital, she was stale but unclear if she would survive. tina had a heart attack so severe only about 10% of people survive it. days after attack, tina woke up. >>> without question for me, it was the happiest day of my life. >>> i was sleeping and then i heard she is awake, she is awak. >> reporter: officer jones got emotional when he heard the new. >>> it looks like she will make a full recovery because of

one officer killed, another shot. what authorities then discover in the suspect's car. >>> and the major fire still burning tonight. hundreds evacuated. firefighters racing door to door. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and another day of firsts. just two days after that historic election, president-elect donald trump traveling to washington to the oval office to meet president obama for the first time. the long tradition of a peaceful transfer of power has begun. president obama promising to help mr. trump succeed. mr. trump then asked by our correspondent in the room, will he accept the president's counsel, his advice? you'll hear his answer. and later, the president-elect and his wife, melania, soon to be first lady, getting a tour of the capitol. house speaker paul ryan taking mr. trump out onto the balcony to show him where he will be sworn in, 71 days from now. we begin tonight with abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump left trump tower this

hiss final act as an officer was taking a bullet for his partner. the 41-year-old was months from wife and two young sons. >> you see the grief on the faces of the family members there. >>> this is video from northern california capturing an incredible moment at nature. look at this. that's some of more than 500 dolphins leaping through the water in monterey bay, and humped back whales. >> have i don't know sue that up close? >> is it fascinating? >> just goo watching. >> choose that opposed to the south of france. >> oh, you live in california, it's not that serious. >> it's not a big deal. >> still, it is a big deal to see that moment many nature. >> yeah. >>> three members of the toy hall of fame. little people. >> oh, okay. >> dungeons and dragons. >> question. >> i didn't know it was a toy, >> huh. >> they were chosen from 12 finalists, the announcement made at the museum of play in new york. >> the swing is a toy? apparently they were honored for longevity and ability to foster learning, creativity, or discover

percent black officers. the 2010 census put at just under six percent. the cedar rapids police are also hiring full time officer positions. the department says it wants candidates who are interested in serving the community while making a difference. cedar rapids officers annually make more than 52 thousand a year plus benefits. applications are due by january 12th. you can find more information about qualifications, salary, and other issues along with this story on kcrg dot com. nats - we got popo wearing a whacked. donations are pouring in to a local coffee shop to buy coffee for police officers in cedar rapids. that comes after this video hit facebook. the woman live streamed herself cussing out three officers who were wearing black bands in honor of two officers a gunman killed in des moines this month. the woman's outburst happened at brewhemia in the newbo district. the owners had police kick her out for trespassing. w donating to a cause called operation "blue"-hemia. the coffee shop's owners say it s

"this officer was not involved the officer was shot twice in the head - but is expected to officers. also in missouri -- an officer for that officer. and in florida -- yet another shooting. the officer -- hospitalized after being shot during a traffic stop. the suspect -- taken into custody after an exchange of gunfire with police. i'm reid months after a shooter killed five officers in dallas. earlier this month, two officers were killed in ambush attacks in central iowa. a big turnout for a prayer service for police officers in eastern iowa. many say they're worried about officers. they're also concerned about the relationship they have with one of a handful in eastern iowa. "god lays down his life for all and we respect that greatly." this isn't about her and the department -- it is about the entire community. people also came together in marion and hiawatha to pray as well. developing overnight: chaos in north dakota. 400 people protesting the dakota access pipeline face off with law enforcement. they've been trying to cross a bridge. officers formed a line to stop them -- and it

you office. he was doing what he wanted to do. " urbandale police officer justin martin was 24. he was single and had been on the urbandale police force for a year. martin was from rockwell city that's where he became an eagle scout. he also graduated from simpson college. governor branstad weighed in on the police shootings during a campaign stop in hiawatha today. with the families of the police officers. so tragic that they were targeted and shot in their own police cars. and uh, we want to do everything we can. and i'm fortunate that the person they suspect did this has already been captured." the governor made those comments during a campaign stop at the hiawatha g-o-p office. governor branstad also said he wants to assure people authorities are doing everything that they can to bring the condolences today. in a statement, he said, in part, "sergeant anthony beminio and officer justin martin represented our best, most decent instincts as human beings - to serve our neighbors, to put ourselves in harm's way for someone else." iowa is now part of a national uptick in violence