if i'm not watching, it's personal-call city. frank colohan work for you? arketing -- be on time, be enthusiastic. he was 0 for 2. when did you see him last? told him to clclr out a week ago tuesday. know where we might find him? any place with a liquor license. anything more specific? try a bar on broadway called theherosted mug. cheap drafts. frank was always trying to rally the troops for happy hour... and lunch. frosted mug -- thanks. you know, you got what i call a "naughty teacher voice." i got openings. as soon as my pension kicks in, i'll look you up. keep it short. no problem. [ sighs ] still ringing. do. hey, this is a damn bike we're talking about. look, if you don't want it -- 3:30. a'ight. 3:30 where? at the corner of catherine and madison. you both have a perfect driving record. perfect. no ticketstsno accidents. that is until one of you clips a food truck ruining your perfect record. yup. now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack. right? no, your insurance rates doesn't get you u ything. anything. perfect. for drdre

see what one person calls the city's biggest challenge. >> all that and more coming up at 5:00. frank we will see you then. >> okay. >>> california pinata store is selling out on one controversial item. we will tell you about it. >>> american airlines is facing a lawsuit from an army veteran who was not only denied a flight because of service dog but was humiliated. she was about to board a flight with her dog. airline employees verbal questioned her about her disable and denied her twice for getting on her flight. the lawsuit accused of discrimination and violating the disability's act. >> a crazy ob noshs situation took place. humiliation, harassment. my flight was denied. it sent me into crisis mode. >> during the third attempt she says airline staffers loudly announcing they were there for a disabled veteran. american airlines has reportedly reached out to her and would like to make things right. >>> a san francisco man and his pit bull are the subject of a video that has gone viral. >> i'm filming this. >> it shows the man on one of the city's cars with a pit bull on his la

organizations and associations, the city employees, and many others can know the responsibilities and the practices to conduct their personal or private business. whether this city was called atunamatento, the council or the free holders or the board of supervisors there is no doubt since 1849 to this very day, our collective commitment to service has led to the strength of our board of supervisors. to the city of san francisco and to the betterment of the neighbors, i welcome you all to the chamber to a special meeting where a type of lifetime capsule will be presented to you today. so let's get started, get ready to go back to another time exactly five years after the 1906 earthquake. madam clerk. and madam president that was five days after the 1906 earthquake. >> thank you. >> once the board of supervisors could finally meet, this was the first entry into the journal of proceedings by the clerk of the board, mr. george keen on monday, april, 23, 1906. on the 18th day of april, 1906, about the hour of 5:15 a.m., san francisco was visited by an earthquake of unusually severe magnitude, many structures collapsed and were dismanled and every business throughout the city wa

organizations and associations, the city employees, and many others can know the responsibilities and the practices to conduct their personal or private business. whether this city was calledhe council or the free holders or the board of supervisors there is no doubt since 1849 to this very day, our collective commitment to service has led to the strength of our board of supervisors. to the city of san francisco and to the betterment of the neighbors, i welcome you all to the chamber to a special meeting where a type of lifetime capsule will be presented to you today. so let's get started, get ready to go back to another time exactly five years after the 1906 earthquake. madam clerk. and madam president that was five days after the 1906 earthquake. >> thank you. >> once the board of supervisors could finally meet, this was the first entry into the journal of proceedings by the clerk of the board, mr. george keen on monday, april, 23, 1906. on the 18th day of april, 1906, about the hour of 5:15 a.m., san francisco was visited by an earthquake of unusually severe magnitude, many structures collapsed and were dismanled and every business throughout the city was injured to a g

officers responding to a 911 call of a suspicious person, waiting for his mother to come home. well, tonight, city leaders are now calling on the d.a. to reconsider the decision not to press charges against those officers. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: greensboro police are saying that this disturbing video needs context, but to so many tonight, this looks like plain misuse of force. >> is everything okay? >> reporter: the call on june 17th begins peacefully with mother's front porch. >> this is my momma's front porch. >> okay. >> reporter: video from police body cameras shows two officers responding to a call about someone breaking into the home with a shoefl. >> you do believe me, right? >> reporter: for several minutes, yourse tries to explain that he's locked out, it's his mother's home and he's struggling to reach her on the phone. he again suggests they head to a neighbor's, who can confirm he's no crook. and with this touch -- >> no, no, no, sit down. >> reporter: -- it's clear he's not leaving the porch. >> i just said sit down. >> but why are you talking to me >> reporter: but

calling for review of every person in the city that wears mateo is due in court on kidnapping and rape charges. michael henrich is live this morning in lawrence and will have more details about the crime that has a community on edge. that is coming up at the top of the hour. >>> anger and outrage in one dorchester neighborhood. seven sex offenders all living together under one roof. when neighbors discovered they were the most dangerous type, level 3, they contacted fox25 investigates. when our bob ward took the issue to the city, he was told there is can do. >> don barrett and julia mejia lived in this dorchester neighborhood raising their families for years. that's why they are shocked to discover who lives next door to them at 96 milton ave. seven level 3 sex offenders. seven have been convicted of rape of a child and they live right next door. >> what did you think when you found that out. >> i was outraged. my concern was definitely that the community. too many in one place. i feel like seven is a lot. level 3, are they going to repeat. >> reporter: they are deemed most at risk to

. >> reporter: the incident has the mayor calling for a preview of every person in the city who wears a ankle brace let and lives near a school. >>> 4:05. a 13-year-old bullet still lodged in his shoulder. shot by a stray bullet lying in his bed. jacqui heinrich reports he no longer feels safe in his own home. >> they just came home to collect a few things, and they will be staying somewhere else tonight. >> reporter: speaking through an interpreter, she thanked police for arresting the suspect who shot her son while he was watching tv in bed wednesday night. a bullet went flying through it is not enough. there is too much violence in the area and her 8th grade son juan agrees. still in pain, juan delgado is home from the hospital, the you will bullet still lodged in his shoulder. doctors unable to take it out because of the swelling. home from school for two weeks and will have surgery later to remove it and still reliving memories from last night. by ran to my mom's room and, like, fainted in front of her room. >> reporter: while his siblings are happy he is home.they had experience

anyone with information is asked to call the union city police department. >>> one person dead and anotherg a crash on interstate 80. it happened early this morning. chp says the car raced down eastbound offramp, crashed into a sign drove to a field, went down an embankment and flipped over. it's killed the driver, rescuers rushed the passenger to the hospital with minor injuries. officers still don't know what caused it all. >>> chp investigating after someone struck and killed a pedestrian on highway 101. it happened near the totally wrote on them. these pieces the driver stopped and is cooperating. they believe the victim may be homeless. >>> cyclist recovering after careening off the street -- steve class. it happened a lucas valley road. i kept firefighters say the cyclist was going uphill in a slow speed but it's a bike tipped over. rescue crews at the safety ropes to get to the victim. >>> he is running up the hill, clifton, lost his balance and fell over to the side. >> the writer was identified only as a man in his 50s who was taken to a hospital with moderate injuries. >>> palo a

council approved legislation to rid the question about a person's criminal history on applications for city jobs. proponents say that the so-called ban the box legislation gives ex offenders a better shot at employment and reintegrating into society. >> charles: still ah at 6:00, how the recent hysteria over creepy clowns is now impacting the most famous clown of all. >> shannon: also coming up, local high-schoolers are given a new trade a try. why an organization wants these >> police dash-cam video of officers checking out, wait till you see this, reports of people wearing clown masks. found two people in costumes standing along the road. officers then learned the two left a 4-year-old child home alone so they could carry out the clown prank. police arrested two men and a woman. >>> and because of the creepy clown sightings across the country, mcdonald's announced that its iconic mascot, ronald mcdonald, will not be out in the community as much as he used to be. >> shannon: switching gears, students in waukesha county got an up-close look at a couple of local weldi companies. state officials say these types of companies need wo

adrienne: milwaukee police are searching for the person who shot and killed someone on the city's northside. officials responded to a call near 13th and atkinson just after midnight. they found an unconscious man with severe ines looking ahead, discussing public safety in milwaukee. a series of hearings kicks off tomorrow at city hall. in august, a new public safety action plan called for increased police staffing and expanded detention facilities. community members are invited to provide input, ideas, and feedback on public safety issues during these meetings. the first starts at 9:00 tomorrow morning at city hall. commits suicide. that's according to recent data from the centers for disease control. but hundreds of people from our area are determined to reduce those statistics. they laced up their shoes and walked through humbolt park to fight suicide. participants in this year's out of the darkness walk raised money for suicide prevention and programs. gene orlando: as we reduce that stigma, it will become part of everyday conversation. we won't keep saying, mental health. we will just be saying health, because that's

organizations and associations, the city employees, and many others can know the responsibilities and the practices to conduct their personal or private business. whether this city was called atunamatento, the council or the free holders or the board of supervisors there is no doubt since 1849 to this very day, our collective commitment to service has led to the strength of our board of supervisors. to the city of san francisco and to the betterment of the neighbors, i welcome you all to the chamber to a special meeting where a type of lifetime capsule will be presented to you today. so let's get started, get ready to go back to another time exactly five years after the 1906 earthquake. madam clerk. and madam president that was five days after the 1906 earthquake. >> thank you. >> once the board of supervisors could finally meet, this was the first entry into the journal of proceedings by the clerk of the board, mr. george keen on monday, april, 23, 1906. on the 18th day of april, 1906, about the hour of 5:15 a.m., san francisco was visited by an earthquake of unusually severe magnitude, many structures collapsed and were dismanled and every business throughout the city wa

today, city councilor tim mccarthy called for a hearing to discuss the eligibility process for constables. they're sworn in by cities and towns and can serve legal paperwork and even take a person into custody on certain warrants. kirk figueroa, who was a boston constable, shot and critically wounded two boston officers last week as they responded to an argument between figeuroa and a roommate. figueroa had a criminal record outside of massachusetts, but the city didn't know that because background checks for within massachusetts. >> before this council votes on anything, we want to know everything about that person. clearly, the process is broken and we need to fix it. ben: the council voted unanimously to hold a hearing to look into the process. the mayor's office, d.a., and boston police department will all be invited to take part. she went to the hospital with a baby. ben: prosecutors from new hampshire say a man has been stealing women's identities. he was arraigned on charges he opened 17 credit cards using the names of five women he had been dating. jewelry. he pleaded not guilty. a judge ordered shields locked up on $7,500 bail and ordered him not to leave new hampshire

calling him a person of interest at this point. if you recognize him, call police. patrick: milwaukee police are trying to identify a man killed on the city's west side. investigators say the man was found shot to death near 38th and parkhill just after 10:00 this morning. you can see the departments forensic van was on the scene. they're also looking for the gunman. a 23-year-old man died in what appears to be a freak accident. milwaukee police say they were called to a home near 25th and -- and vienna just after 8:00 this morning. they say they found the man underneath a garage door. they believe the door accidentally fell on him. their investigation continues. toya: temperatures are going to drop again tonight. we will all be under a frost advisory tonight. chief meteorologist mark baden is tracking it from the weather center. bring those plants inside, mark. mark: milwaukee, close to the lake, same story in racine and kenosha, you will probably be ok, but it is better to be safe than sorry. most of this forecast is still pretty warm. tonight, lower 30's in our inland counties. 34 west bend. 38 milwaukee. just west of downtown, a good ch

organizations and associations, the city employees, and many others can know the responsibilities and the practices to conduct their personal or private business. whether this city was called atunamatento, the council or the free holders or the board of supervisors there is no doubt since 1849 to this very day, our collective commitment to service has led to the strength of our board of supervisors. to the city of san francisco and to the betterment of the neighbors, i welcome you all to the chamber to a special meeting where a type of lifetime capsule will be presented to you today. so let's get started, get ready to go back to another time exactly five years after the 1906 earthquake. madam clerk. and madam president that was five days after the 1906 earthquake. >> thank you. >> once the board of supervisors could finally meet, this was the first entry into the journal of proceedings by the clerk of the board, mr. george keen on monday, april, 23, 1906. on the 18th day of april, 1906, about the hour of 5:15 a.m., san francisco was visited by an earthquake of unusually severe magnitude, many structures collapsed and were dismanled and every business throughout the city wa

coors" approves legislation to keep any questions about a person's criminal history off applications for city jobs. supporters suggest the so called "ban the box" legislation gives ex-offenders a better shot at employment... and re-integrating into society. wisconsin manufacturers say high electricity prices are driving up their costs.data from the wisconsin public service commission shows the state's electricity rates are highest in the midwest and higher than the national average. many factories are now asking the wisconsin take action... by opening up its power market to competition. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--a local foundation paying for you to have a day of fun.five of the attractions you can visit for free.then -- get out your selfie stick.how snapping a photo could win you a year of admission to state parks around wisconsin today - how one woman transformed her cravings for candy into healthy options. plus - medicare enrollment starts in 3 days. what you can after some morning rain, yesterday afternoon was beautiful with highs near 70 and lots of sunshine. this morning is in the 50s with increasing clouds

person. they are calling him a person of interest. in this case. they are searching all over the city and roxbury as well. and they are asking anyone that thinks they may recognize the person in that photo to call them right away. live in roxbury, jessica reyes, fox 25 news. >> and several families woke up to flames and smoke last night. check this out. fire gutted their home in everett. the good news is that everyone made it out safely. but firefighters did have a tough time getting that fire out. michael henrich has more as the sun come for a bit. we are getting a closer look. clearer look at the damage to this home here on floyd street in everett. look at the rooftop area. absolutely devastating. thankfully nobody was hurt. >> flames shot out from the rooftop of this triple decker. >> everyone got out. the kids. it could have been a lot worse than it was right now. she was fast asleep when the fire broke out around 10:00 last night. until a neighbor pounded on her door to make sure that she and her son made it to a safe place. a witness sent this video to fox25. >> shocked and scar

they want the city to set aside more money to get every homeless person off the streets and into a shelter or housing. voters are going to decide on a measure called proposition q next month. that would make tents and encampments illegal on city streets. >>> with exactly three weeks to go to election day, the latest poll shows hillary clinton is leading donald trump by nine points nationwide. and ahead of the third and final debate showdown, donald trump is in colorado over the last two days he has said that voter fraud poses a significant threat at the poll places. at the same time, his wife melania is defending him against sexual assault allegations. >> i was surprised because that is not the man that i know. he was lead on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton's email use is certain to be an issue at tomorrow night's debate. fbi records show a close clinton aide during her time as secretary of state contacted the fbi and tried to get the classifications lowered on clinton emails. the fbi and state department deny it. >> any really assertion that this was somehow, um, um, "tit for tat" or quid pro quo, exchanges

city. the united nations have called the move, forced displacement. >>> the search continues for the person who killed an 18-year-old college student. sources tell news4 that alyssa banks was not the intended target of wednesday morning's who survived. she just enrolled at prince george's community college. >> that is her mom's only child. she is shaken up and she loved alyssa more than she loved herself. >> investigators are still working to figure out what led to the shooting. anyone with information that can help is asked to call police. >>> family and friends are remembering d.c. teenager khalia minor. we're learning about what l the suspect, kayla jones said she stabbed minor nr self defense. jones claimed she threatened her and stole her cell phone. after she found her phone, she called an uber and left the scene. >>> police are looking for a man who left a traffic stop. his name is lenox mckie junior. search. the officer smelled marijuana on the suspect and felt what he thought was a gun in his pocket. he is facing a large list of charges including resisting arrest. >>> tom kierein i

city's east side. officers were responding to a call about a person with a gun at a home. when they arrived on the scene... authorities say a man wearing body armor and armed with an assault rifle shot at them. those living nearby were ordered to shelter in place for about an hour... before the suspect was finally killed after midnight inside the home. here's what the city's mayor had to say about the violent the radio a 303, which signifies shots fired and an officer down." butted "they engaged further in an exchange of gunfire. two of the officers dragged their fellow officers out of the line of fire." boston police say one of the officers was hit once or twice, while the other officer was hit several times. nine other officers are being treated for trauma, stress and minor injuries. police have not identified the suspect or the two wounded officers. investigating an overnight shooting that sent a man to the hospital. officers were called to appleton and glendale just before 12-30 this morning. investigators say the 27-year-old victim with arguing with the suspect. that'

called "ban the box". the movement aims to get person's conviction history... and to delay background inquiries, until later in the hiring process. north las vegas city leaders will reveal more about the announcement later today at metro headquarters./// ((brian loftus)) >>> there's a new sight to see if you drive along the north end of the strip today. the world's largest 'w' now marks the spot where the las vegas 'w' hotel will be. 8 news now reporter nia wong is live on location. nia? ((nia wong)) >> the official 'w' marquee is up and this morning it kicked off the their doors. it was put up in a matter of minutes. and as you're about to see in this video.... >> the 'w' will have a private entrance and their own amenities under the 'w' hotels brand. so it's separate from the s-l-s. i spoke with the general manager this morning who tells me they're putting the finishing this morning who tells me they're putting the finishing touches on their living room and event center. but they're already taking for their 289-room property right now. ((mark eberwein/w las vegas, general manager: "the epicenter of hospitality really is las vegas amazing strip. for

person they are calling a person of interest. >>> and in iraq, there are deep concerns that isis fighters are switching tactics, as the iraqi military presses forward to retake the city of mosul. and forces draw oser to the isis strong hold, militants have targeted neighboring cities in an effort to draw attention away from the city. and the military just ended a bloody assault on the town of kirkuk. an isis-led included 14 suicide bombings and a number of gun battles. >>> backpedaling from controversial philippine president duterte. earlier in the week he declared his separation from the united states ly and economically and friday he said he did not cut off ties saying philippineos were reto embrace such an option. in recent months, duterte is loo e demy of en time guidelines for >> experts say the new endaonad modern digital age we li in but reiterates that limits are necessary. >> chris martinez explains what parents >> reading rainbow. >> sara osborne limits how much time her gis t of scens. learning fand they are doing any sort of apps, co-playing. >> the new guidelines recommend children under 18 avoid all screen time except video chatting. children ages two t

call metro's missing person's department. >> kim: state lawmakers continue their special session today up in carson city. the people who are against hiking up sales taxes on the hotel rooms, they are going to have their voices heard. yesterday it was the heavy hitters pulling out all the stops saying we need this in our community. when i say the heavy hitters on board that is steve win, what they are looking at is this being a big handout for a billionaire and that money could be going elsewhere. our number one job should be protecting our citizens and making sure they are not on the hook if something goes wrong. >> this would bring jobs and divertty to the economy. there is business here that can be done. this is exactly what these room >> kim: stadium supporters say it would build up a huge reserve to pay for the bond if there was a downturn. in addition to the tax hike for the expansion, there is propose toll add more police in our community. you can follow this by not being up in carson city, just stick with news 3 because jeff is up there. when he's not on television talking about what is going on,

person's art is another's graffiti... but in mexico city this weekend graffiti really is art. seventy graffiti artists from around the world -- taking part in what's called, "the meeting of the styles" festival. its supposed to make downtown look better. artists take their spray paint cans and make buildings look like what some might say, is a 19-70's new york subway car. of the work is on a grand scale. and in argentina-- people were fired up for the first federal barbecue meat-roasting championship. contestant 'grill masters' had two hours to roast their favorite cuts, which could range from rib-eyes, sirloins, to organ meat, a vegetable and a grilled provolone cheese....typical to an argentinean grill. they were argentineans consumed an average of 154 pounds of meat per person last year, compared to 89.8 pounds in the u.s. i announce that you are married again under the eyes of the law. it looks like one for the record books at western michigan university. couples helped set a new world record for the most vow renewals made in one place at the s thousand- 201 couples said "i do" all over again... that's 114 more couples than the previous record. miami

call the police or something like that or th me."although kansas city police have not taken reports of scary clowns- they people should pay attention to a person's actions.not what they are wearing.(capt. stacey graves, kansas city police department) "i don't think you should stereotype clowns but if you see a clown that has some type of suspicious behavior that is in a certain area that seems a little bit odd by all means call us and we will come out and check it out."(dewy bond, works as semi- professional clown) "it's heartbreaking for somebody who is really into clowning."dewy bond--clown name wolly t clown- works for with kansas city says scary clowns do not live by the clowning code of ethics. ( dewy bond, works as semi- professional clown) "i feel sad for you because you're destroying something that is good in this confused messed up world."as for mendez he plans to continue to make people happy?.( ivan mendez, works as clown) "that reaction when they give it back to you you know you take it home and you say oh i make a somebody smile today."in kck- ali hoxie. many other clown spottings across the country have sparked similar fear. police

dublin like you're doing it's going to be one of the cities that's not going to have a single solitary person of color in it. living in it and how can we callurselves diverse. this is not the city i grew up in. you drive around to construction sites is blooming everywhere. i don't see-it is and how it used to be. i know we have our issues but just like my crew here, they want to work. and they need to support. i just want to come here and say that., tell you to keep on doing a good job you're doing. thank you. >> >> [inaudible] >> >>[calling public comment cards] >> you are recondite for the record that area and support. >> [inaudible] >> no worries. we will note that. >> commissioners, executive director bohee, you know who i am. >> yes, we do. >> abductor veronica hunnicutt the volunteer organization that's been in existence for over 30 years. or about 30 years. am i right, doris? yes. our goal is to work collaboratively with the city and the developer to convey the intention of the committee we take that very seriously. to ensure the community benefits from this development benefits the bayview community and san francisco residence of th

landlord's son is expected of calling a witness and telling that person not to cooperate with the investigation. >>> richmond firefighters snuffed out a small roadside fire near the city's shore line this afternoon. sky 7 spotted the smoke and flames near bay view area close to the point isabelle regional shore line. the small fire burned grass and dry brush. firefighters quickly put it out. sky 7 was also over this fire that damaged a north oakland home this afternoon. it happened on market street near 55th. fire crews quickly extinguished the blaze before it threatened neighborsing homes. the cause sunday investigation. >>> and a ferry crew rescued a man in san francisco bay this afternoon. abc 7 news was at the fairy building as rescuers treat that had man. witnesses say the man you see there jumped into the water and then couldn't get back on land. the crew of a golden gate ferry threw him life preservers and pulled him on board. >>> all right. it may seem like a long shomt but there is guarded optimism in oakland that a deal can be done to keep raiders from moving to las vegas. some of it centers on the efforts of ronnie lott who is working on a deal to build a new

person though. >> police say at this time they do not have a possible motive. anyone with information is urged to call chester citypolice. iain. >> jennaphr, thank you. and now to lehigh county where more than a dozen families are homeless tonight. fire officials in breiningsville say the fire ripped through parkland view apartments today they had to fight strong winds which caused tlaimz to shoot into the air. no reports of injuries in the three alarm fire and it's not clear why the fire started. delaware county a house had major damage after of a fire tore through it tonight. fresco user lisa nixon shot this video and aston firefighters got the call after 6:30 and took an hour to get it under control. no injuries were reported. >> and 2016 the semingd presidential debate in middle of fallout of october surprise if are you just joining us at the top of the hour a night of fireworks in st. louis for the town hall style debate. donald trump acknowledging he did not pay federal income tax for years and clashing over hillary clinton and use of private email server and record in washington. wherever you fall on issues

> as we head to break, here's >>> one person is dead and 3 injured after 2 explosions rocked the japanese city north of tokyo. japanese media say police are calling it a possible suicide. the man who died is believed to be a 72- year-old former military officer . investigators say he may have said his house on fire, blown up his car, and then hurt and one explosion. a 14- year-old boy has minor injuries . this morning kurdish forces in iraq are launching new offenses on 2 fronts near mosul . this comes as ash carter has arrived in the country. he spent time in bed that saturday getting updates from top military brass. he says the us is prepared to provide more support if commanders wanted. >>> as we head into the final days of election season, you are probably getting pretty sick and tired of all the trash talk between candidates. will we have way for you to focus on the issues that matter to you. laura wilson explains. >> reporter: 16-year-old nick major is not your typical high school student. >> the heart of a teacher is smiling when you see a student doing what nick is doing. with one goal in mind: >> being your own boss is something i have d

person is, call the sheriff's office. >>> and game three of the world series is tonight in the windy city. coming off -- a number of chicago fans hope it will bring them victory. today, we can connect more.... play more... at duke energy, we're doing more too. more innovative technology, like ways to fix outages before they happen... ...for more reliable energy every day. so no matter how much you do, we're always here.... >>> that pretty much describes us. >>> well, all the hard work behind me, i don't know. >> and you have to work this evening, don't you? i'm sorry. i didn't mean to bring that up. >> you did. so maybe i can come down and you all can stay here. [ and i'm thinking about how much house cleaning and yard work and grocery shopping i have to do. >> th was a really happy song that really was. >> but the sunrise was pretty your mind. no a lot of leaves come down. >> i'm having a lot of things happening this weekend. five of eight family members have a birthday so i have a big birthday party at my house sunday evening and then 60 neighbors over on monday. >> for halloween. okay.

person calls and complaints. [laughter] >> thank you. taking advantage of these gorgeous temperatures live at chaparral high, the site of thursday night lights. >> reporter: these guys are getting ready to play boulder city. you can see behind me, these students getting the stadium ready. earl, can we talk to you often tv? he's a very energetic person. he was very excited to be working with some of his classmates to get the stadium all ready. here run around here. we'll do this quick interview. and -- so you've got quite an electric personality. how excited are you for this game tonight? >> i'm pumped. every game. it doesn't matter if it's a big game or a small game. i'm here every i'm so excited to be here. >> reporter: and we talked about how you are on the student county. are you relatively new to the group or have you been on it for a little while? >> this is my first year. last year i did volunteering work with them. >> reporter: what can you say about the school spirit that you have here? >> to be honest, i think that we have the best school spirit. we're here mostly every game to support the cowboys. walking to us. you can see on the field, we actually have casey and leslie. they are some of the s

personally surface to connect the city load including our street lights but this is a bumpy area we're thrilled collaborating with inventory of life and conversion of the lights to led those areas were called out in the policy ordinance i referred to earlier supervisor wiener. >> and one of the other things that is challenging for us out on the streets is trees we love them they do impair our lighting performance they shade the streets there is a city ordinance that specifics the spacing between trees and lighting proper tree maintenance improves the street light system performance and one of the first areas we look at when we get concerns from residents about the streets being dark he know there are street lights and the led encampments will improve our performance and procuring 18 thousand led lights we currently have a bid on the streets there the office of contract administration the low cost responses are due november 4th and had trouble getting the program on the ground but it is close to coming to a milestone november 4th bid response due date we're looking forward to seeing the financial savings into in less maintenance costs and less energy use and also the preserved safer streets

city's 40th homicide of the year. one person was killed and another injured. this morning they were called to lavonne avenue. they found a man and woman suffering from a gunshot wound. the male victim though is expected to survive. >>> police are looking for a baby that they have been kidnapped by his mother with brown hair and his mother is 35- year-old hannah ashley. she does not have custody of the child and the child may be in danger. all traveling with california plates. >>> a -- authorities say that percy lawrence has been located, reported missing after walking away from his home around 10:30 last night. investigators say he suffers from a medical condition and could have become disoriented. >>> being ordered to repay bonuses after they signed up to serve in iraq and afghanistan. audits revealed overpayment by the national guard. faced with a shortage of the truth, bonuses of $15,000 or more were offered. nearly 10,000 current and retired guardsmen received notices to repay some or all their bonuses. >> taking drastic measures to try to cut costs. a they're scheduled to close all, but one courthouse.

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called m city. may be something people don't agree with what it is the worlds first personally built automated and connected vehicle test facility. it is 32 acres. we designed it to emulate the real world. but we use a small footprint. only 32 acres. we try to include a very rich driving environment. not only the pavement type, we have 17 different lights. lights, 17reet different types. if you look closely at even the parking meters, they are all different. angle parking, parallel parking. we try to emulate a railroad crossing. underpassemulate and situation and tree canopy. using such a small footprint, we try to imagine all of the challenging driving conditions for connected and automated vehicle technologies. >> has it been a worthwhile investment? unimaginableen publicity's. i am not exaggerating if i say that we have been visited more than 500 times in a year. we just had a grand opening on july 20, 2015. and we have hosted probably more than 500 visitors. we have lost count. the secretary of transportation, anthony foxx, governor rick snyder. what have you learned? at theu gotten benefits mobility tr

new york city police say they shot and killed a 66-year-old woman armed with scissors and a baseball bat. police say officers were responding to a 911 call about an emotionally disturbed person. when they got to the apartment, they were confronted by the woman. police were able to get her to put down the scissors but then she started swinging at officers with a bat. thats when police opened fire. she died at t new this morning ... prosecutors have dropped the charges against a germantown man accused of stalking miss maryland. in august -- 19-year-old hannah brewer told police she received frightening and unwanted contact from valencio pires. police then charged the 51-year-old with stalking and harassment. pires' attorney says brewer's allegations are false and he is considering legal options now that the case has been dismissed. instructors arrested and charged with sexually abusing young students. zachariah bennett and leah wright are accused of engaging in sexual acts with three students--ages 15,14, and 13 at the time of the incidents. one of the victims says both intructors would perform sexual acts on her and in one instance wright would serve as a lookout. bennet face

called 911. she later died at the hospital. >>> two people are recovering to night after a stabbing at an ybor city nightclub. this happened in club sky on east eighth avenue. one person rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. another victim suffered minor injuries. we are told police did detain one person, but we don't know how that person is involved. >>> all new tonight, a sad update to a story. a six-year-old boy shot in his school earlier in the week has hall's main arteries when a 14- year-old opened fire on a playground there. jacob passed away this afternoon and the shooter killed his father just before he drove to the school and committed that shooting. he is now charged as a juvenile with murder. officials still do not have a motive why all this happened. >>> the national transportation safety board still investigating that deadly train crash in new jersey. they have found a data recorder in the back of the train, however, now, they are trying to find that second one. and we are is very difficult because the site is still unsafe. these recorders should reveal how fast the train was going when it killed one victim and injured more than 100 o

the city's police chief is calling this an attempted assassination. 41-year-old adam powell is the suspect and he's a person of interest in a shooting involving a 2-year-old boy. officers are calling that shooting accidental at this point. >>> after a deadly police in overnight. protesters filling the streets in el cajon, california, demanding change. officers are on the scene watching this unfold. the memorial for alfred delongo was taken down and that's the reason behind the protest. to see body camera footage after a shooting occurs. now there's new technology that starts recording as soon as a gun is drawn. >> the officer is not always going to have time or know when that critical incident is going to occur. >> the hollister is wired to the body camera worn on an officer's chest. it activates just as the gun leaves the hollister and records the prev seconds. it will keep recording until after the officer turns it off, and that video uploads to the cloud while the camera is in the charger. >>> in mosul, breaking news as they try and retake the city from isis. they have already captured a handful of villa