. >> we found one male with a puncture one in his chest from a knife. the injuries are serious but not life-threatening. >> officers were threatened by the mail who remained in the house -- officers were remained in the house. and took the suspect out. he also suffered puncture wounds. >> we have to take a look at the attempted murder or assault and battery. >> the suspect is unlikely to be in court today. he is receiving medical attention. >> boston police still searching for a gunman after a man is shot and killed in dorchester overnight. it happened just after midnight. the victim, who is in his 20' s, was shot several times and died at the scene. this webster man is under arrest accused of donning a screen -- a screen mask and robbing a restaurant used to work at. employees at the golden greek restraint him until police got there. he is charged with assault with intent to rob and armed and masked robbery. the high school football player stabbed want to examine and is improving. said it was sad sunday after try to stop a fight after one group attacke

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puncturing the suspect vehicle's driver. that caused the vehicle to come to a stop near southeast 6th and east m-l-k. the driver took off on foot... but a k-9 unit chased him down. no word on any injuries. a proposed merger between two metro fire departments could soon become a reality... tonight the windsor heights city council will vote on whether to merge its forces with clive. the clive city council will follow with their vote next week. officials say the move could help save money and fix staffing issues. they say it could also improve response times. another democratic presidential candidate is lighting up the small screen... bernie sanders released the first television ad of his campaign yesterday. it went on air in iowa and new hampshire. the biography spot looks to introduce the vermont senator to voters. the campaign will spend an estimated two million dollars on the ad over the next ten days. rival hillary clinton has spent about three times that much so far. fans had their eyes glued to the television screen as t

puncturing the vehicle's tires. that caused the vehicle to come to a stop near southeast 6th and east m-l-k. 37 year old shaun phelan then ran away... but a k-9 unit chased him down. he was taken to the hospital...then booked into the polk county jail. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... meteorologist joins us now... ad lib wx quick it is a sunny, warm and windy day in central iowa. highs this afternoon will climb into the 70s. the record high is 78 set in 1938. skies will stay clear into the evening and temperatures will drop back into the 60s and 50s. terry branstad is already the longest serving governor in the entire nation. i think it's kind of interesting timing that the kansas city royals won the world series over the new york mets last night in the 12th inning. and now we're going to have a bucs sergeant from iowa break the record of the governor of new york who was a personal friend of george washington. this morning, his administration announced they plan to celebrate the milestone with tw

one of the brothers is in the hospital with nonlife- puncture wound. the other brother still inside of 1495. we can't see what kind of emergency vehicle it is, but that is where the man has barricaded himself inside. police have been heard over the communicate with the man inside. they have not had any luck house. we're still waiting to see what this new vehicle is that's on the scene here and exactly what led up to the incident because at this point, police don't know. there is it a s.w.a.t. team here. we are also anticipating getting an update from the police chief within that e-mail that she just sent to us telling us this is the relationship between two brothers. she said she would also be as soon as that happens, we will bring you another live update. >>> breaking this morning, an active murder investigation under way in dorchester. the victim, we're told,a 21- year-old man. police say he was shot just after midnight. investigators have been on the scene looking for evidence all morning long. right now, police don't have a good suspect description

the medical examiner said cocaine was the cause of death, there were three puncture wounds that came from a taser. >>> nine minutes past the hour. u.s. stock futures pointing higher after a dip yesterday. oil prices fell to a two-month low. they are trying to pull higher. they fell 3% on over supply worries. oil tanks are brimming full and global demand is waning. energy stocks led the declines yesterday. a daily fantasy sports say they won't leave new york without a fight. the state attorney general ordered two companies to stop games because they violate gambling laws. both companies are immediately playing offense. draft kings fired back with a legal team ready to challenge new york. fanduel said it will fight with everything in its arsenal. this industry has really grown quickly. it offers daily bets on nascar to golf to mixed martial arts. it is a business model under scrutiny. they have sponsorship of teams. they reached out to millions of young fans and the attorney general says no way. this is not a game of skill. this is a game of luck. >> this is just the beginning. >>> two

puncturing the driver's tire. that brought things to a stop about fifteen minutes later... near southeast 6th and east mlk. the driver ran away... but a police dog chased him down. no word on what caused the chase. two metro fire departments could get closer to joining forces tonight. clive and windsor heights have been looking at the idea of merging their fleets. the first of two votes gets underway tonight. the windsor heights city council will meet to vote on it. clive meets next week to do the same. supporters of the merger say it could save the towns money and help solve problems with short staffing. leaders also think the merger could improve response times. november brings on the time to think health insurance.... and polk county wants to help out with that. josh nguyen is live this morning at the polk county health department, where they're holding an enrollment fair this afternoon... good morning, josh. the period to enroll or re-enroll in marketplace health insurance starts november 1, 2015. the polk county health department, planned parenthood of the heartland, v

that is happening is up puncture in of the sense of normalcy so many of us are allowed to have. the question with ground troops do they strengthen the hand of isis who believe in the end base and can you keep pressure on to do the same or even strengthened. it has always been another line of arguments within the administration and said there are folks we could partner with but don't want to trust them. jenna: a source close to home, a veteran of the iraq war, who have confronted enemy's face to face, the sentiment in general, let us fight because we have to fight eventually. we know how to win. let us do this. bug report by benjamin hall, we will see more of that on fox news, he was speaking to a group of young men isn't thduubadash muslims on the street, europe has never been welcoming to muslims they say. is seems to be coming from europe as well. when we think of ground troops and strategy in the middle east, what about that other threat much closer to home? >> that is why it is interesting about accepting syrian refugees. i have yet to see people saying we are on a manhunt f

it punctured his lung and got fairly close to his heart. luckily, it didn't touch any vital organs. >> it was seven hours, though, before his family learned that he would be okay. his surgery is complete and he will be taken out of a cuomo within a day or >>> the presidential candidates are focusing more on what needs to happen to keep america safe. there are 18 declared candidates left in the republican and democratic race combined for president. one of them will be the next president of the united states. all of them are now trying to figure out how to deal with isis and the threat of terrorism at home in light of these attacks in paris. >> attacking paris, reminds us that there is no middle ground in going after these terrorists. >> isis has not hidden their intention, the islamic state has stated their intention to murder americans. >> the obama administration officials insist no syrian refugees will come to america without first going through a very thorough screening process. >>> for the latest developments, download the wusa9 app. >>

public works employees accidentally punctured it. firefighters tell as they were able to repair the damage themselves and there were no evacuations or injuries. of a connecticut couple has been accused of their murder. they have been missing for months until the remains were found buried on the grounds 10 miles away. the property has been vacant for more than a decade. neighbors became suspicious when they saw work start and stop. >>> they did not actually fix the home. there seems to not be any change in the condition -- in the condition of the home. >> there are items there that do not belong based on the artwork thing done. and that is why the police department was called at the time. >> friends say the neighbors had a tumultuous relationship with their son and were planning to cut him out of there will. >>> a warning tonight for drunk drivers. the batmobile is on the prowl. that stands for blood alcohol testing and a mobile unit has been set up in a tractor- trailer. the hope is by seeing the batmobile on the road, drivers will t

people in germany feel uncomfortable with this, the older generation, that the comfort zone has been puncturedthen you have a younger generation who has discovered civil society, reawakening, spontaneous, break through the bureaucracy and help people. they have had enough of this. they have seen this war, on television, on social media, iraq and syria, and said it is now time to help. this is remarkable. this is german chancellor angela merkel's strength of the moment. >> and yet many people are saying that if the germans remain so positive on immigration, that undoubtably is the macro effect. do you think that is right? janosch: i think she had an impact on that. she said that we will manage. >> she is still saying that. janosch: even though she is adding subclauses now. thatas a certain amount goes through her, yes. this one, exactly like the decision she made about the energy shift. there is no going back on this. you can't. and this is german chancellor angela merkel's huge crisis, because it is visible. the euro crisis was not entirely visible for the public. or russia's invasion of easte

interior internal bleeding, a punctured esophagus, perforated lungs, and death can happen if something goes awry. adam reelman teaches sideshow acts. >> the single most dangerous sideshow is known as sword swallowing. >> reporter: danger is part of the attraction. they start slow with bent coat hangers. when they master that, they charge on to the heavy artillery. >> oh my god. >> reporter: practice makes perfect. can any amount of practice make these stunts safer? >> that's it, you're good. >> the body will begin to shut down. >> reporter: we caught up with spencer the day after his water torture stunt landed him in the hospital. so walk us through what happened? >> started to get light-headed, getting a headache under water. i remember o opening the last lock but then for whatever reason not fully getting it. >> reporter: what he finds most agonizing is the failure. >> i take pride in what i do. if i fail at one of my presentations, then i fail as a performer. >> repter: for spencer and others like him, this tango with death is part of the job. isn't this mother nature's way of telli

it finally ended in plymouth county near k-22 and highway 3 when stop sticks were used to puncture the tires. the pickup went into a ditch and hit a culvert. there were two teens inside... a male and female. the male driver wasn't hurt... but the female passenger was airlifted to mercy medical center with non-life threatening injuries. deputies recovered some items thrown out of the truck during the chase. they say they're drugs. charges are pending against the pair. 3 3 we now know the name of the man who sparked yesterday's 9- hour standoff in cherokee.51- year- old james goslar of cherokee surrendered peacefully just before 11 o'clock last night... ending a standoff that began just before 2. officers were originally called to the house by goslar... who was threatening suicide. they saw a gun in his home and called for backup. officers from the iowa state patrol and their swat team... as well as cherokee county sheriff's police... were on the scene. goslar was taken to the cherokee regional medical center for evaluation.it's not yet known if he will face any criminal charges. 3 3 a n

and finally ended in plymouth county near k-22 and highway 3 when stop sticks were used to puncture the tires. the pickup went into a ditch and hit a culvert. there were two teens inside... a male and female. the male driver wasn't hurt... but the female passenger was airlifted to mercy medical center with non-life threatening injuries. deputies say it's lucky no one was else hurt because at times the driver veered into oncoming traffic and also threw items out of the window.some of the items that were thrown out turned out to be drugs according to the woodbury county sheriff's office. charges are pending against the pair... larry. 3 3 we now know the name of the man who sparked yesterday's 9- hour standoff in cherokee.police say 51- year- old james goslar of cherokee surrendered peacefully just before 11 o'clock last night... ending a standoff that began just before 2. officers were originally called to the house by goslar... who was threatening suicide.they saw a gun in his home and called for backup... starting the standoff.officers from the iowa state patrol and their swat team, as

he tried to puncture an employee's tires at a parking garage. >> we conducted surveillance on several occasions mr. harris was observed in and around the victim's vehicle and two occasions he was observed placing a nail against her tires. >> the two were acquaintances, university police said they have no reason to believe this was directed at other staff or students. harris was placed on leave and barred from having contact with the victim. >>> holiday shopping this season, we'll have advice to help you save a little before heading out for black friday shopping next week. >>> sneak peek inside philadelphia's newest tourist attractions, get a look at liberty one observation deck. >> reporter: this could be one of the biggest top five largest november snowstorms for the midwest. we'll not see the snow from the system, but we'll feel the colder changes this weekend. i'll have the seven day coming up right after this. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of th what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's

next, a spike puncturing his side mirrors. >> noticed at least 3 poles had come down. one vehicle trapped in between the 2 with transformers lowing out. >>>reporter: court >>>reporter: court taylor, who!woe was working the drive-thru saw it all. >>>reporter: this utility pole snapped and stretched across the street. >> one came down and pulled the other 2 down. >> between poles and the old lady at one point, she got out of her car while the live wires were sparking. a bunch of us in the store were yelling at her to get away from the car. >>>reporter: the clean up took hours, roughly 30 gallons of oil had to be removed. poles had to be untangled from the lines. for lines. for familys in brain lines. for familys in braintree say after seeing this intense scene, they are grateful the only major concern was inconvenience. >> i'm glad no one got hurt. it was crazy. >>>reporter: back here, live, you see crews are continuing to work. they are working to get the lines back in. at the height of this, there were hundreds without power for at least an hour. right now, it's a doze

punctured lung. separated shoulder.nkle and foot and knee had to be pieced back together with plate and -- plate and screw. >> took me a year how to walk again. i was in a wheelchair for 6 most. >>reporter: in a will you suit against the first and city an county of san francisco the attorney deposed fire department brass who confirmed quinn broke tolls by not gaining control of thez?uu befog through. >>z if werp were to dop] wouldn't be hitting nebraska i e the intersectiona. >>reporter: íq the;< chef pun pq located at the c℠í)fá to rest. theyÁcaptured agé foyrts handing quinn aúmttle of water" he downs itel while te colleague work on frasier. 3s he walken the bar#ad chug;ks 9 largek÷ glasses of wa% more than 3 pitchersj worth in theñ corner. i poke with[ frasier attorney in2f los angeles. >> there's no wayjo that they cr  that this"ç trydw to perjury of. ->>reporter: in deposit#' fire department brass testified they told quinn teed for alcohola. because the[r crash caused injuries.à >>; after that admonitionkç t

university police say 6 66-year-old william harris tried to puncture the victim's tires on several occasions at campus parking garage. harris is associate professor of economics. police state victim came to them after his tires were flattened. >> we conducted surveillance and on several occasions mr. mr. harris was observed in and around the victim's vehicle and at least on two occasions observed placeing a nail against their tires sdmrt two were acquaintances, university police say there is no reason to believe this would have been directed at any other staff or students and harris is on administrative leave apart from campus and from having contact with the victim. >> a montgomery county jury rendered a verdict in the trial of lower pottsgrove woman accused of getting fiery revenge and "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at the san toga fire company with the full story. >> jim, donna was convicted of arson today forsetting fire to detective ernie morris of limerick police department she faces decades behind bars and tonight i spoke with morris family. >> throughout the trial donna

bayer's chief scientist says the major threat to bees is a mite that punctures the honey bees body and feeds on its' blood. it's known as the varroa mite. and a recent report issued by president obama's task force also points to the mite as one issue. >> 80% of the problem is varroa mites and the viruses and the diseases those viruses cause. >> reporter: but some beekeepers suspect the increased use of the newer pesticides is making their bees more vulnerable to the mite. >> for 15 years we managed that varroa mite and kept our losses under five to eight percent. now we're seeing losses of 50% or more. >> reporter: pesticide manufacturers like bayer and syngenta have launched campaigns of their own to bolster bee health. both companies are planting millions of flowers in the u.s. to increase bee forage. and in 2014, bayer crop science opened this $2 million bee care center in north carolina where it conducts workshops and tours environmentalists say these initiatives are a diversion from the real problem, the pesticides these companies manufacture, something fischer rejects. >> bayer h

you can be sure that someone else can puncture a hole ina hole in that and write a book or two in response. i had this feeling some of his defensiveness that i think a lot of people have. i started workingi started working at the louisiana humanities center where we began to do programming prior to the storms of the people had a better grasp, especially as they went to the polls of what they were getting into when they decided what was going to come next. now, really sense, i think, 2010 they're has been a narrative of the new new orleans, a nebulous, positive glow about a city that is somehow much better than it was, that has reformed its infrastructure, attractive toinfrastructure, attractive to investment and young people and technology and certainly to tourists command many parts are true, but when the 2013 super bowl came into focus and i could see it, there was a feeling thata feeling that this knew new orleans would have a crowning achievement moment that the rest of the nation would arrive and see just how strong we were. unfortunately, there were many, many parts of the city they

wolf also allegedly confided that he's hiv positive, and has unprotected sex, and punctures holes in condoms to spread the virus to others. wolf also allegedly bragged about drugging and sexually assaulting, a man, and described being active in underground sex parties with animals, and he hosted a sex party in the basement of his dentist office, and now behind bars facing a slew of charges. long time patients said they never thought he was capable of something like that this. >> i didn't know thinking about this at all. i'm very surprised. >> reporter: after his first court appearance wolf's attorney spoke briefly asserting this may be a case of entrapment. investigators fear some of dr. wolf's underage patients may have been taped inside this very office and the fbi is asking anyone that was a victim or thinks a family member may have been a victim to reach out. in the meantime wolf remains behind bars until his next court appearance tuesday. a.j. ross. >>> thank you. a new jersey teachers aid accused of attacking one of the very children he was supposed to protect, and that child i

. >> when we responded, we found one male with a puncture wound in his chest from a knife. the injuries right now are life-threatening. >> reporter: police say the man initially made threats against officers and refused to come out of the house. that is when canton p.d.you will dad for help from state -- called for help from state police and swat. >> i said what is going on with the commotion? is there a hostage station? when i saw the swat guy come out. he is like don't go to that side of the house -- >> reporter: officers shut down a stretch of washington street detouring traffic. finally around 6:00 am police managed to get in the home. >> we're able to take one party into custody who was also injured and being transported to the hospital. >> reporter: detectives spend the morning collecting evidence and photographing a broken front window and busted door as police continue to investigate this stabbing between brothers. >> there was some kind of dispute and tended in a physical amount indication. >> i was -- altercation. >> i was hoping it would many be okay. >> reporter

he also had puncture wounds. he was taken to the hospital and will likely face charges by the end of the day or tomorrow. at this point, police are not saying what caused the incident, but it is under control. reporting live from canton, i'm pam cross, wcvb, newscenter 5. other breaking stories right now. a deadly shooting is under investigation in dorchester. right now, boston police are searching for the gunman who shepton street just after midnight. randy: also breaking overnight. the black box recordings suggest an emergency situation took place on board a russian plane right before it crashed in egypt. news agency interfax reports the crew was taken by surprise and had no time to issue a distress call. emily: right now police are trying to figure out who put poisonous toilet cleaner in the bags of two children in hopkinton. the 6- and 14-year-old kids did not ingest the chemicals. randy: new this morning. there is a major change in the works for the commuter rail after this deadly crash. and it comes with a

senator john mccain, had a sly wit and down to earth sensibility that punctured big shots and earned the loyalty of regular folks. thompson also familiar to many as an actor on "law and order" who died of limb foe in a ma. >> talented man. >>> in today's money report, president obama just made a really big announcement about the keystone pipeline and the new job's report. how are markets reacting? let's find out from bill hello, bill. >> hi guys, happy friday. yeah, not much action in the equity market, the bond market seeing a lot of action, yields are rising because of that job's report, but right now the dow jones industrial average is kind of, a little bit lower, it's been like this, we're closing out on a positive week after a and tuesday. let me tell you about this job growth last month, labor department said this morning that more than 270,000 jobs were created in october, much stronger than anticipated after two very weak reports in august and september. and the unemployment rate itself dropped to an even 5%. the lowest we've seen now in about seven years. this kind of report

punctured lung. separated shoulder.nkle and foot and knee had to be pieced back together with plate and -- plate and screw. >> took me a year how to walk again. i was in a wheelchair for 6 most. >>reporter: in a will you suit against the first and city an county of san francisco the attorney deposed fire department brass who confirmed quinn broke tolls by not gaining control of thez?uu befog through. >>z if werp were to dop] wouldn't be hitting nebraska i e the intersectiona. >>reporter: íq the;< chef pun pq located at the c℠í)fá to rest. theyÁcaptured agé foyrts handing quinn aúmttle of water" he downs itel while te work on frasier. 3s he walken the bar#ad chug;ks 9 largek÷ glasses of wa% more than 3 pitchersj worth in theñ corner. i poke with[ frasier attorney in2f los angeles. >> there's no wayjo that they cr  that this"ç trydw to perjury of. ->>reporter: in deposit#' fire department brass testified they told quinn teed for alcohola. because the[r crash caused injuries.à >>; after that admonitionkç tht testing

he's trying to move into an area that rubeo and bush have occupied and i don't think he can puncture his way in eleanor: a high-performing ohio. no republican has won the presidency without ohio. he's got a path to the number one or number two spot on the ticket. clarence: he's going to lose the idea of running for pennsylvania have the, which is what people think of him right now. which is too bad. i was watching kasich and he reminded me of jimmy stewart in "mr. smith goes to washington." john: who played the role? jimmy stewart. did you finish the point you were making? eleanor: yeah, i think kasich basically kicked the door open for criticizing of the field then he kind of backed away and other candidates walked through it. i thought rubio and cruz did better. pat: kasich's problem is, very smart, capable. he'd be an excellent budget director, excellent cabinet officer. the persona is too angry and too hot for television. it is not cool. that's one of his problems. he came off with too angry with these folks. sense of humor? is showing. john: if my memory is correct and, of cours

it finally ended in plymouth county near k-22 and highway 3 when stop sticks were used to puncture the tires. the pickup went into a ditch and hit a culvert. there were two teens inside... a male and female. the male driver wasn't hurt... but the female passenger was airlifted to mercy medical center with non-life threatening injuries. deputies recovered some items thrown out of the truck during the chase. they say they're drugs. charges are 3 3 we now know the name of the man who sparked yesterday's 9- hour standoff in cherokee.51- year- old james goslar of cherokee surrendered peacefully just before 11 o'clock last night... ending a standoff that began just before 2. officers were originally called to the house by goslar... who was threatening suicide. they saw a gun in his home and called for backup. officers from the iowa state patrol and their swat team... as well as cherokee county sheriff's deputies and police... were on the scene.goslar was taken to the cherokee regional medical center for evaluation.it's not yet known if he will face any criminal charges. 3 3 a new airline mig

police say the four trespassed into a restricted area and dlib r rattly punctured the dam. the suspecteds now face felony vandalism charges. >> and there is much more ahead this tuesday night. coming up, a family escapes a fire in the east bay. what they credit with saving their lives. >> attorneys for scott peterson file an appeal. why they say the case hinges on the couple's unborn child. >>> and we have -- >> a sccup of coffee can go a lg way. >> and going for sweet 16. we are live as the warriors try to carve out a little bit of nba history. >> home, sweet home. steph curry's big pl >>> breaking news in chicago, this is a live look at what is happening. protesters marching through the streets after a white police officer was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a black teenager. >> city and community leaders are pleading for calm following today's release of police dash cam video showing last october's shooting. you can see what happened. the teenager is in front of the officer when it appears the officer shoots him in the back spinning him to the g

. >> the downing of the russian jet fighter basically really punctures a hole in the likelihood of the possibility of integrated russia into the western and american led alliance. >> and the harder it is to get russia and nato together, the better it is for isis, which is only too happy to see its enemies shooting each other down. >> reporter: russia said it will not retaliate militarily against turkey but warned it will shoot down anything that threatens one of its aircraft again. lester. >> and the incident with that russian jet manages to overshadow a crucial meeting at the white house today. the french president hollande came to washington before going on to moscow to push for a united response against isis for the attacks in paris. but as our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell explains, his mission did not go as planned. >> reporter: president obama widely criticized for not condemning the paris attacks strongly enough. tried to make up for it today, pledging to escalate the war against isis. >> it cannot be tolerated. it must be destroyed. and we must do it toget

tonight she's in hospital, she has puncture wounds and lacerations to her head. she also lost part of her right ear. >> the lacerations from here to here, the ear was pretty much like severed. >> reporter: a graphic account of a horrific attack. from someone who witnessed it. intreennal hegs is friends with the family on the second floor of this multiple family on orange street. she was in their home when a large pitbull attacked the youngest child, an 18-month-old little girl named lexie. >> a good 7 minutes that dog had the baby in his mouth. >> reporter: sabryna says her boyfriend is the one who finally got the dog to release his jaws from the baby's head. >> i grabbed the dog's testicles and pulled them down. >> reporter: he instantly grabbed the dog and like threw him in a room and the dog, could you hear the dog trying to get through the door. >> reporter: sabryna tells us the pitbull is the family's pet. she says they got him two years ago when he was a puppy and this is the first time she believes the dog has ever bit anyone. several neighbors we spoke wi

spencer stone was stabbed four times, suffering a punctured heart, liver, lung, now recovering. james tran has been arrested before pleading no contest to a drug charge back in 2008. >>> late this afternoon the berkeley naacp spoke out about the racist message that was found on the computer at berkeley high school. the message discovered on wednesday at the library computer triggered a massive protest and the show of solidarity by thousands of students yesterday. and the high school says that they have identified that student who would put their racist messages on the computer. and the school would plan to hold that to educate people. and on how to be more sensitive. but the na ark cp says that it is -- the naacp says it's not nearly enough. >> to make sure that they know what actions they are taking to sort of show you that every student knows that it is not acceptable, never, zero tolerance. >> the naacp says that it is not an isolated incident with the other racist incidents, of the harassment and others. >>> the restaurant at the center of the shigella outbreak is now back o

. >> reporter: now, we saw officers get out of an armored truck and puncture the tires of a green vehicle parked in front of the home. possibly to prevent the gunman from speeding off. the entire neighborhood, however, is surrounded by officers. residents are being told to stay inside and some homes are being evacuated. traffic in this area is backed up because of the police activity. motorists are urged to stay away. live in san jose, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> family, friends and police officers packed a fairfield courtroom today all there for the sentencing of a murderer. henry smith had already can convicted in the 2011 killing of police officer james capoot. today he could have been facing the death penalty. abc 7 news reporter joins us from the courthouse. sergio? >> reporter: and he did not face the death penalty because of some difficulties with the jury during the sentencing phase of this trial. one of the members of the jury got sick and another one was about to leave the county. so the district attorney's office worked with capoot family and they decided to go ahead and accep

. >> he got on his knees and he tried to puncture himself with the sword and started to count upwards from one to 10. >> reporter: he snapped these two off-duty nypd officers he's been identified as tsu chen, charged with menacing and criminal possession of a weapon. mayor medics took him to bellevue hospital for a psych evaluation. witnesses say it all happened within a matter of minutes and apple's popular flagship store never closed. throughout the evening, uniformed officers and security patrolled the plaza along fifth avenue. >> i mean, a sword? come on! >> reporter: well, the incident has not deterred people from visiting the iconic store. it has been packed all night long. one man told me he was waiting at the genius bar for over an hour. matt cozaar, cbs 2news. >> matt, thank you. >>> now to a developing story in the bronx. horror inside a house where a woman was stabbed to death and another woman was taken into custody. tonight, there are many questions about a newborn baby found alive inside the home. cbs 2's dave carlin is live in the wakefield section right now. dave? >> r

>> reporter: the bus driver is still in the hospital with a broken back in two places as well a punctured lung, broken ankles and other injuries. he is expected to be okay. but his recovery is expected to be very long. in union square, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> ski resorts in the sierra and across the nation are telling visitors, put away your drones. most major resorts have banned the recreational use of drones on their properties. they say one of the biggest potential hazards is to people on chair lifts. the lift riders are up in the air and so are the drones making for a dangerous combination. >>> a lot of the concerns with drones nowadays is pilots. how does a pilot know how to navigate and steer his drone? stow that's really a variable -- so that's really a variable we can't have on the ski resort. >> there is one exception. drones can be used to search for a missing skier or snowboarder but they have to be operated by professionals. >>> city of pleasanton has decided to quit charging harsh water fees at least until march 1. the city council agreed yesterday to call off its penalties