this is "lockup: pendleton juvenile, extended stay." >> attention all units, we have a signal ten. hold all radio traffic. >> at pendleton juvenile correctional facility, 40 minutes east of indianapolis, staff must always be prepared for the unexpected. >> you just talk to me. >> calm down. don't hurt yourself. shauntee, stop. that's not helping nothing! shauntee. >> got to call medical. >> yeah. >> shauntee. he's punching himself right now. >> this maximum security juvenile facility houses some of the state's most challenging juvenile offenders. 19-year-old jacob is one of them. >> he just what? he did what? >> he hurt himself. >> i was in my office counseling a couple other kids and i looked out my window, and one of the kids that was sitting at the table here, i saw his head look out the door. and i knew he was looking at something. that wasn't normal, and so i yelled at him, "heath, what's going on?" and he went like that. and i knew he was telling me something, so i came to the door, saw the officer and mr. shauntee struggling. at

this is "lockup: pendleton juvenile, extended stay." on any given day, inside the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile correctional facility, anything can happen. >> stop! stop! turn around. >> during our six months inside, we learned some days can be more chaotic than most. >> control to all units and shift supervisors. >> caught him signal 2000, which is an attempted escape. going to run for it. told the sergeant he was going to run and took off out of the unit. >> i think by 7:30 in the morning, we had a signal jam meaning officer needs assistance. we've had two signal 2000s, which are escaped. >> turn around. turn around. get on your knees. get on your knees. put your hands behind your head. stay like that until we exit the cell. >> it was a half hearted attempt. he gave them a little struggle and they brought him here. he acts relieved now that he is here. as a matter of fact, i believe it's his second time trying to escape in the last two weeks because he's having such a problem getting acclimated with the other offenders out t

pendleton accepted a smaller salary for the opportunity to minister to the virginia cadets. one of the spiritual charges after failing to gain a place of west point. 1860 wrote his mother in to confess of his pessimism at the possibility of any specific settlement between north and south. he blamed the republican members of congress but the situation and their failure to show concession. he rejected submission to the domineering rule of those who file that sells interpreters of god's will. you identified ideology is intertwined anticipated the peer technical post mills would soon seek to conquer and reconstruct the valley. junkin, bergent when's spiritual mentor pendleton set aside his specimens to don a uniform and defense of the new confederacy. if george duncan was the most prominent post mill unionist in the valley, there were plenty of others, less famous and less vocal, many of them women. julia chase, daughter of the postmaster, was born in maine and attended the local church. even before the war's first battle at manassas, she will now be the battleground of virginia

for highland, pendleton and grant.d indication the higher elevations and as i said a chance of passing sprinkle or light shower before the night in over. very possible. clearing skies for tomorrow as a ridge of high pressure builds in and highs head into the lower 60s. we'll have more details a little later for you and of course that all important 7 day forecast. back to you. >> looking forward to it. >> next at 10 entrepreneurs getting a jumpstart on business. >> we'll introduce you to a local high school where they turned classmates into customers and opened up their very own well it's a perfect nespresso morng cond. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> row run. they sell vip taj clothes and memoriabilia at their shop in winchester. we sent photo journalist and reporter will to check it o

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it happened near the camp pendleton in northern san diego county. a go fund me page identifying her as leanne eric son. her mother said that the start hit her leg and she almost drowned after being pulled under by the shark, and she will need help paying for several surgeries, described as being in serious condition. >>> a new report says millions of gallons of sewage water could have leaked into like marietta over the raining season, -- lake barrietta. >> reporter: it is the type of news that no one wants to hear, millions of gallons of contaminated water leaking into lake berryessa . the problem started this winter when the heavy rains filled up the storage ponds that are used to treat the wastewater, and this is at the resort improvement district. this forced them to put the wastewater onto the land which flowed into the creek and into lake berryessa . >> someone has some explaining to do. >> reporter: the county officials have said that the public was not at risk because the water is treated for the pathogens. the rainfall likely helping the was

but highland, pendleton and grant under freeze warping for tonight from 2 a.m. through till 9 a.m. is really going to be cold as a result. winds however little on the breezy side for tonight. stroer right now we're talking sustained winds anywhere from 5 to 13 miles an hours and couple wind gusts not many but 22 dulles and 16 winchester as we take a look across delmarva those wind puck up 20 miles an hour. winds start to kick in how however. that low pressure system moving off northeast. ridge of high pressure pulls in between the two we got a pretty tight pressure gradient that builds in that translates as gusty wind. gusting up to 25 miles an h hour. temperatures into the low 60s. planner for tomorrow midday 59. no short achbling sunshine for you. 61 by the time we hit 5bg hour. as we put it together then we're talking high of 63 tomorrow. windy. pleasant. let's take a look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast four. we're warmingen by the time we get to wednesday. i want to tell you tuesday morning i would not be surprised if we s advisory. >> really? >> in some of our neighbors.

she was bitten on the thigh saturday while waiting on the beach at camp pendleton. her mother said she's fighting for her life. officials closed the beach and might extend the closure. >>> 40-year-old ueli steck died yesterday after apparently falling after a climb near mt. everest. he was known as the swiss machine because of his rapid ascent. >>> "the new york times" says the crackdown on recep erdogan is widening. nearly 4,000 public officials were fired. the government has banned tv matchmaking shows as well. >>> and the province journal says former red sox slugger david ortiz is a beg hit as a commencement speaker. he addressed graduates of the new england institute of technology yesterday. >> it doesn't matter how many times i get knocked down, it's not the important thing. the most important thing is learn how to go back on your feet. >> big papi was awarded an honorary degree. >>> still ahead, a hacker targets a hit show. unreleased episodes of "orange the new black" are allegedly stolen. the new black" are allegedly stolen. i was active. then the chronic, w

that is near camp pendleton. her mother says she is a single mother of three young children and will need help paying for several surgeries. meanwhile that will be closed until tomorrow afternoon. >>> deadly weather hit the midwest in the south and 13 people are dead and dozens more injured after several tornadoes and severe flooding. will carr is in texas with the latest. >>> areas across the midwest and the south, deadly weather this weekend. they grew impassable as heavy rains caused historic flooding. businesses quickly submerged. >> this is serious and stay safe and if you must drive to slow down and be alert. you might not see the high water before it will be too late. but please do not try to drive through the high water. >> and turn around, don't drown. >> in cherokee county, oklahoma, the river will overflow and flooding the entire towns along their banks. in arkansas both benton and washington counties, they would declare disaster areas as severe weather and damaged homes. meanwhile residents in east te

it happened saturday near san onofre state beach along the camp pendleton marine base in san diego countythe woman was walking through the water when she was bitten along her upper thigh. the beach was closed the next day. the woman was airlifted to the hospital, and her condition is unknown this morning. (mark) and a woman drowns while swimming in a creek in sonoma county. it happened in big sulphur creek near cloverdale on saturday. rescuers cay a couple was in the creek when they either slipped or were taken down stream by the current. the man was able to get out, but the woman drowned. officials are warning people that the creek in the spring is rough and the water moves fast. (darya) get ready to pay more at the pump.. governor brown has signed california's new 12 cent a gallon tax hike into law. it's aimed at repairing roads and bridges throughout the state. we'll see the spike in gas prices in november. but californians will have to wait more than a year before crews begin repaving roads. part of the law will also make it more expensive to register your car. that price hike goes in

i would also like to welcome neil ford, morgan ford, and emily pendleton, and finally at one to thank behind me, elizabeth griffith for helping to set up this event today. of my remarks,ct it is especially fitting to be in owensboro. a dean at the university of kentucky one set of senator ford, he said, i don't know of a link between a government official and a community that is as close and obvious as the link between wendell ford and owensboro. that link was there from the very beginning as wendell was born not far from here near yellow creek on september 8, 1924. he was born the second of four children to ernest and irene ford. irene was a devoutly religious woman from home wendell would inherit his compassionate nature. wendell's brother raburn described her as saintly. wendell ford inherited his chest for hard work and love for hard work and love of people from his father, ernest, who everyone , who farmed, started a family insurance business, and later became active in democratic party politics, serving and the state house and state senate. legislature,state he worked closely wi

marines are even asking members of the military to stay out of the waters here at camp pendleton's privateeach. and to the north and south of here, the water is technically closed on san onofre surf beach. life guards do not want people to go into the water. >>> three horses were found wandering inside a state park in the east bay. animal control says they appear healthy and they're being taken care of at a shelter in martinez. juliette goodrich on the search for their owner. >> reporter: these three horses are pretty friendly, which means they likely belong to someone. so how did they end up roaming around mount diablo state park? >> due to the weather and other factors -- an impact to the fence line or something like t that. >> reporter: when the horses were brought here to the shelter, veterinarians checked them out. there's already a bandage on the back leg. this horse was treated for a wound. the animal shelter has been getting a lot of calls about loose live stock. >> we're talking about horses or live stock, it will shut down a whole highway. we respond very quickly to these. >> rep

camp pendleton marine marisa woytek stepped off the base this afternoon to update reporters on the militaryscandal involving a defunct webpage called marines united and the unauthorized photo sharing of female marines. woytek is a victim who was joined by another victim... who is now retired as well as their lawyer gloria allred.erika butner, alleged victim: "my end goal is to insure that revenge porn and sharing a photo without someone's consent, without their permission is a federal law. that's my top goal."erika butner and marisa woytek say they know hundreds of women who have seen their pictures posted on the site and they want to know why the perpetrators aren't being held accountable.gloria allred sent a letter in march to the chairman of the armed services committee asking that her clients and other victims be allowed to testify about the scandal. the response she got was that sexual assault and harassment victims whose cases have been decided on by a judge would make up the panel.. gloria allred, attorney for victims: why have they specifically ruled out other survivors? and that wo

it happened off the coast of camp pendleton in san diego.n's trauma surgeon says, she is doing better... but still has a long way to go. (steve) coming up:historic and deadly flooding -- with more rain on the way... we are tracking the mounting devastation in the central united states... (pam) then: they are designed to help kids focus.... but now some schools want them banned from the classroom. what you need to know about "fidget spinners". (steve) and next: the dramatic new treatment giving new hope to a bay area family with a child struggling with a rare spinal disease... and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. in depth tonight a story about courage, tenacity and perserverance. it is about parents who are keeping up the fight .... to find a cure to a rare genetic diesease, that is has gripped their son for 16- years.(steve) as kron 4's justine wal

. >>> a popular california beaches closed after the shark attacked a woman near camp pendleton in northerncounty. there is a go fund me page identifying the victim as leeanne ericson. her mother said she was written on the leg by the shark who almost drowned her by pulling her under the water. she is listed in serious condition and the single mother of three young children, and she will need help paying for several surgeries. >>> millions of gallons of sewage water could have late in the creeks near the lake berryessa over the pass rainy season according to the state database that monitors the release from treatment plants, and they explain what this means to the surrounding cities. >> reporter: this is the type of news no one wants to hear. >> that is gross and we were just in that lake. >> reporter: millions of gallons of sewage water leaking into lake berryessa and the nearby creek. >> i'm glad i did not go swimming. >> reporter: according to the sacramento bee, the problem started this winter and the district had to spray the wastewater on land where it was mixed to the rainfall and fl

by start of the weekend near the san onofre state beach not far from can't be adult and -- can't pendletoneanne ericson is listed in serious condition after being bitten on the leg and pulled underwater by the shark, a single mother of three and she will need help paying for the several surgeries. >>> we still monitor the may day rallies going on around the bay area with sky fox overhead as san francisco gives us these live pictures, hundreds of people marching from the market down to the civic center plaza, and we have a live report coming up from tara moriarty. >>> reaching a settlement with the two popular short-term rentals. >>> back to our top stories, the may day rally as hundreds march to the civic center.>> care moriarty joining us live with the latest. >> reporter: we are in the middle of market street, pretty much in the center between the city hall and down at the justin herman plaza where the rally began. all of these folks are marching up to the civic center plaza with at least 1000 people here and the line continues to go on and on fear we have the dancers, drummers and peopl

that's near camp pendleton. her mother says she is a single mom of three young children. she will need help paying for several surgeries. in the meantime the beach is closed until tomorrow afternoon. >>> very -- very warm weekend here in the bay area. a lot of 70s and 80s out there. san francisco maxed out 72. san jose in the upper 70s. and santa rosa at 81 degrees. tomorrow everybody will be warmer than today. so if you thought today was warm, then tomorrow will be warmer. in fact temperatures, they have been trending up. over the weekend they would kind of stabilize over the past 24 hours or so, but they will warm up for monday, tuesday, and wednesday and over the next three days. the warmest locations inland will be right around 90 degrees. here is a live camera looking out towards the bay bridge and out towards san francisco bay and we are in the clear with a bit of a breeze developing especially up in the north bay hills and the north bay. winds could be increasing around 15 to 25 miles an hour for tomorrow. here is the satellite perspective out here in the pacific a

. >>> and finally, police officers in pendleton county, west virginia paying a surprise tribute to a little brother in blue on his birthday. grayson boggs, age 5, you see him there on patrol. his mother says he always wanted to be a police officer. he even pulls over motorists and sometimes issues traffic tickets to them. not sure quite how that works. some local police officers tried to surprise him on his birthday by parading their police cruisers in front of his home. >> that's adorable. >> that's cool. i'm not sure who would be pulled over by a 5-year-old in uniform. he does it -- at least tries to. >> i'd pay atex. if a 5-year-old with a little police hat -- lady, you're moving too fast. okay. >> my 3-year-old son is going through this police officer phase but he wants handcuffs. he asked me for handcuffs. okay, all right. now he's handcuffing everybody. >> my 2-year-old is firmly in the criminal stage. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- mystery at sea. why the fbi has been brought into the scene over a newlywed vanished. >>> plus, a reporter's ride of a lifetime. an amu

camp pendleton marine marisa woytek stepped off the base this afternoon to update reporters on the militaryandal involving a defunct webpage called marines united and the unauthorized photo sharing of female marines. woytek is a victim who was joined by another victim... who is now retired as well as their lawyer gloria allred.erika butner, alleged victim: "my end goal is to insure that revenge porn and sharing a photo without someone's consent, without their permission is a federal law. that's my top goal."erika butner and marisa woytek say they know hundreds of women who have seen their pictures posted on the site and they want to know why the perpetrators aren't being held accountable.gloria allred sent a letter in march to the chairman of the armed services committee asking that her clients and other victims be allowed to testify about the scandal. the response she got was that sexual assault and harassment victims whose cases have been decided on by a judge would make up the panel.. gloria allred, attorney for victims: why have they specifically ruled out other survivors? and that woul

their case went to trial in pendleton, oregon, and that resulted in convictions. >> narrator: the jury found them guilty but the judge reduced their sentences. three months for dwight, one year for his son, steven. but, that didn't satisy the prosecutors. >> the law wasn't followed. so, that matter was appealed and they were sentenced to the five year mandatory minimium. >> two oregon ranchers must go back to prison for starting fires that burned on federal land. >> narrator: when ammon bundy heard the hammonds were going back to prison, he was outraged. >> we hear about the hammonds. this urge just filled my whole body. i felt a divine drive, an urge that said you have to get involved. >> narrator: so in the fall of 2015, ammon went to burns, oregon, a place, like the rest of harney county, that had fallen on hard times. chris briels used to be the fire chief here. >> i moved here in 1978. burns was kind of cool; it was the place i wanted to be because it was away from the big city and all the extraneous crazy stuff that goes on in the rest of the world. and so it was a safe and wonde

i was struck last week the marine corps conducted an exercise at camp pendleton on the future of amphibious warfare which include using robots as a first boot on the ground,, resupply troops with drones and even robots providing covering fire for those marines. in general, how do you see autonomy and robotics changing battlefield tactics in some of your operations? it appears this is coming a lot quicker than folks may have anticipated. >> i'd like to think we are at the forefront or writing all the initiatives that pertain to that. as you might imagine our missions that entails an element of risk that we try to mitigate for literally the number one man in formation that could actually be mitigated through robotics and other improvements over time. we are pursuing that actively. i was going to ask if your time allows that maybe we can teach you to come visit. we have had several visitors come in and actually provide us with opportunities to connect with academia and industry with some of the other activities you mentioned. >> i would appreciate that opportunity. what you consider some of th

he has had a couple of spells, but he was inspired to do it by watching victoria pendleton ride at cheltenhamg it, apparently. i have two stories for you. one about food prices. last week we had a couple of chief executives from the supermarket is talking about food prices and that is what the papers up picking up on today. saying that because of poor summers and poor harvest they are saying food prices will rise considerably after the driest winter in 20 years. that is something which will put a bit of pressure on the supermarkets. when i talked to the chief executive of sainsbury is, he says that they and tesco will be trying hard not to put up prices but with that type of pressure it will be difficult. another story, which isa be difficult. another story, which is a great one. if you are at work, at your desk, you really don't want someone to come over and talk to you. but obviously in an open plan office people come over and talk to you all the time. scientists have come up with a light which you can have on your desk which tells you whether people should approach you or not. it is based