it's still less than 24 hours since we believe the homicide occurred and we don't know -- random act. we are asking the rest accidents of princeton and rounding areas to use abundance of caution. we are asking the public to be careful and vigilant if you've seen anythinger sown someone within the last 24 -- seen someone within the last 24 hours that's suspicious report it to the massachusetts state police tip line at 508-453- county district terne office at 5:08, 832-9124 or the princeton police at 978-464-2928. the investigation has focused on a time frame when vanessa went out for a walk on brook station road and when her body was found. that time frame is between the hours of 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. yesterday. assistance. again, anyone who may have seen anything suspicious we are asking you to contact the princeton police the state police assigned to the worcester da's office or the tip line at 508-453-7589 which is anonymous. also ask the chief to speak for a few moments on this as well. >> good morning. chief michelle powers. i just want to reiterate what the da early said is we e our t

officers admit down here random -- at midtown here random shots fire in the area. 11:37, we request swat to be called up. scrimmage line begins clearing the area, it is now after midnight. several areas are now reporting large groups throwing rocks. several garage dumpsters and -- in several garage and dumpster to random gunfire. 12:55, mpd request the swat team take rooftop positions around command posts. there are requests for escorts to respond to the hot zone. 1:19, her social media, -- per social media, protesters are reporting it. we order radio silence. 1:43, request medical attention for police dog bite. three suspects caught burglarizing a liquor store. one suspect received a dog bite. 1:45, 700 orders additional to -- deputies to return to command post to stand by. one: -- 1:45 respond to several calls the area. 3:30 a.m., most crowds are fully disbursed. our commander orders all airport deputies can return to the the third shift control can return to normal assignments. 4:00 a.m., the milwaukee county sheriff's office swat rescue teams return to the command post. 4:30 a.m., 70

they do not believe that it was random. >> from our investigators, that this iss, possibly not random so they're still interviewing her to get the story he to find out what transpired a leading up to this event, do not have a o come we did not want fortress to be worried after going to be shot up on i-77. >> and speaking to the victim -o determine what happened. stay with us for more updates. >> jessica dill fox 8 news. >> will be a vigil tonight remembe the victim of hit-and-run in cleveland, 24-year-oldbgh lenne the city 900 block of kinsman road thursday he died saturday0 at the hospital the do not have a description of the car, his family will gather for a vigilt there at 8:00 o'clock. going t talk now about the weather forecast that we have in store with some changes tonight. >> the yards of my neighborhood are parched and when will the rainfall arrive?dnd this is a along the lakewood.go set it over to the weather center with news from scott sabol. >> the showers should arrive about mid- evening. we look at the local temperatures, 82 degrees cleveland a few showers about 20 miles

people of color in publishing it is one of the reasons why i feel i am happy to do what they do a random house in some ways writers of color that they build the company that sold the of book to finance the company but we haven't always ben well represented with that editorial staff in publishing. there are a number of really great black editors although not nearly enough. not even close still almost scandalous minority of our people of color in the "publishers weekly" had a poll and 1% of the editorial staff were black. that is an outrage in with my imprint i am aware that as being a problem but it be the industry is slowly becoming aware it is a problem in trying to figure out solutions but it is a scandal i know that there are others but we are poorly represented. >> host: where did you grow up? >> new york and harlem in the grand housing projects for the first nine years of my life then we move further uptown. >> host: what was your childhood like? [laughter] >> it was great though it wasn't great. it was tough. i was raised with father died and i was very young and was raised by the

>> i am the publisher and editor-in-chief of one world books a new imprint of random house that was founded 20 years ago and i every imagining and reanimating. >> host: what is the focus? >> good question many books have been published across my career to focus on social old justice issues of fiction and nonfiction and that will help us understand the past in the narrative trails to understand our history in the shins and the crisis of storytelling and also to a magic in the future so the most essential conversations we have today as a new approach from those that we consider to be the mainstream whether people coming from different national backgrounds or those that have political ideas better use the term mainstream loosely i really mean people better outside of the discourse better in the center of american life and culture. >> what are some of the books you have published? >> lee did publish a book last year that won the national book award and a big best seller isn't it is a great example of the typewriter that i want to work with going forward because someone had a big idea in that bo

his manager said he did not have many enemies.>> this is a random incident. he just got unlucky playing pokimon go. he will remember the great ballplayer that he was >> he had a good curveball. his best years were definitely in front of him. he was very much beloved part of our program. >> >>> another big story we are tracking tonight. candy laced with pot, sickened several in san francisco including a young child. the gummy treats contained marijuana. police are trying to figure out who brought those drugs. >> the candy that sickened the people, at the mission district is suspected to be edible marijuana. >> these gummy rings were the culprit. lab tests show that the contain the chemical component with pot. >> it may be easier to eat. >> the onset of symptoms, is slower from edible marijuana than from marijuana smoke. people may have eaten several candies before they started to feel sick. at this party, 13 of the victims were children. >> making sure that these edibles are not available or attractive to children. >> police say that everyone they interviewed

a few pop up random showers will occur. they'll become more prevalent by 1:00, and once you get the heat will bring heavier downpours. here we go at 5:00 in the evening. random, spotty downpours across the area. that will continue into thursday and even friday too. and temperature-wise, this is what it will feel like tomorrow at 3:00, 100 in south brunswick, 90 in the city. then we get to thursday with a bit more sun. it feels like it's above 100. 103 heat index in the city on thursday afternoon. here's the heat advisory. it goes into effect at 2:00 on wednesday, continuing if you're going to the shore later today or even the rest of this week, just watch out for moderate rip currents and thundershowers that will pop up. you'll want to move indoors when that happens. 84 is the high temperature for today, and then we're back up into the 90s with a little heat wave thursday, friday, into saturday. remember that 90, 92 will feel like 100, 102. no relief until tuesday. >> all right. thank you. >>> we know the color scheme of th

the da's office says this attack was not random. state police carrying bags of evidence collected from this home collected on weston street it's here 2 women were attacked. >> it's shocking. >> reporter: police responded to a double stabbing at 1:00 wednesday afternoon. >> i'm very sad. this is very sad. >> reporter: police found a 52 year old woman with multiple stab wounds and an 83 year old woman with a cut on her hand. the 52 year old is in critical condition. >> i know them as my neighbors. >> repr: and arrested and arrested byam police. we're told the victims and suspect know each other. >> it's my neighbor. i'm very afraid. >> reporter: those charges include armed assault with intent to murder. assault and battery with a deadly weapon. and assault and battery with a deadly weapon on a victim over 60. new england mob boss locked up. cadillac frank cell emmy charged with murdering a federal witness. detectives tracking down the 82 year old all thanks to a tip. brandon gunnoe live outside the federal courthouse with more on what

>>> next at 6:00, seemingly random act of violence. a pokemon go player shot. >> a sweet treat sending dozens toy independent after a party. >> praise from a man suffering from a medical injury about the auto pilot feature. >>> tonight police are on the lookout for a gunman who shot and killed a san mateo high school graduate. calvin riley was pokemon go in san francisco when police said someone apparently targeted him at randomment good evening. the shooting happen last night at around 10:00 p.m. at akuwait particular -- aquatic park. here's more about the victim and the investigation. >> reporter: 20-year-old calvin riley died in what friends and family are calling a random attack. he was shot to death while playing pokemon go at san francisco's aquatic park. >> to there was to confrontation, nothing said back and forth. just senseless. just came up and shot him in the back and ran away. >> john kirby is a close family friend and is speaking on behalf of the parent, who are too devastated to talk. >> a large group of people playing p

police are investigating six more random shootings targeting cars. they say although shootings have taken place along a stretch of blossom hill road. some of those victims have been grazed or hit with broken glass . there have been 10 random shootings since early may. >> it is shocking that the world is coming to something like this. that there are just random people doing awful things to people that they haven't done anything to them. >> neighbors are seeing new surveillance cameras, and san jose police have increased patrols. as they search for the shooter. >> also knew, military police in rio de janeiro are setting up security after a bus was hit carrying journalists. they are not saying what hit the bus but a retired air force captain. who now writes about women's basketball says that she is certain that it was gunfire. she says she knows the sound and told everyone to get down. the bus driver stopped and they found two windows had been shattered. olympic organizers say that about a dozen journalists were slightly injured most likely from broken

it was more than random vandalism though. down. a few horses were still alive when found but were too weak to stand. pickens: i feel so guilty because i rescued these horses from the killer-buyers from going to slaughterhouses....th ey're in a 12,000 acre private piece of land, all fenced in with wells and springs and they should be safe. and some hoodlums, some outlaws come in and kill them. elko sheriff's office but they're not confident there will be much of an investigation, so wednesday afternoon, she told the i-team she is offering a reward of 100,000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the persons responsible. pickens: i'm in shock. it's so disturbing when you drive by and see these beautiful bodies lying on the ground. george knapp 8 news now. families with strollers ((michelle mortensen)) >> coming up on good day we'll look at the possible risks that some child strollers can cause. you're watching 8 news now good day. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> we want you to be part of our 8 news now good day..

. >> edeit is not random violence motorists do not have to worry about traveling on the highway. >> she is young, early 20s, she is extremely scared and in this belief that this happened.. >> the victim, is not yet identified, she was treated and released from a local hospital, investigators agencies are working on this, one thing that they say is that people should feel safe driving i-77 through canton there's no indication that this was random. >> so. with this was isolated case. >> >> a closer look at video obtained by the i-team, one of the most unusual place rescues, as ed gallek is here to show us. saving the life of a dog, as cleveland police body camera video shows how they did it, and life-and-death crisis, a small dog near st. clair, and a sudden call 911. her dog is special 5th district police showed up and realized that it was quickl so they call for backup.ha the call detective shaun smith, he helped to start a police group called badges for bullies, that >> was not just a dr.. people say that black lives matter, then all lies matter, everybody's life matters. >> they are p

witnesses say that it appeared to be random. right now, sharon police are asking for help to track down a rape suspect. eric sylvia is wanted. if you have any information you belmont police officer is recovering from his injuries. the injuries he sustained in this crash at capello road and waverly street. the officer was riding a police motorcycle at the time. the other driver did stay at the scene and the other involved was taken to the hospital. >> donald trump's plan is to be a hot topic on the trail. hillary clinton on the attack already. throw us into a recession. the last thing that we need. her rival laid out a plan to trim income taxes across the board and cut the number of tax brackets from seven to three, he wants to trim corporate taxes from 35 to 15% and will not tax any money spent on childcare. trump says clinton failed on the economy as a senator from new york where update jobs were lost during her first term. upstate new york, a disaster. it's a disaster. what's happened to upstate new york and nafta, which her h

the original title was pseudo-randomness which some of you probably know it's not true randomness.the idea being that my life is pretty random. they snookered me and said we will keep the title and they threw the title. it's a diagnostic software package and picture a monkey running through data center over the boxes. they test to see "house of cards" or whatever in some version of the chaos monkey is in every internet company. what i meant was silicon valley is where the monkeys are kept and what happens as a company like goober says we are not going to have taxis anymore. we are going to a mobile app and anyone who wants to be a taxi driver can be -- have a taxi at. part of this book was written in barcelona and berlin and iowa to barcelona which is air bnb he's largest real estate market in europe and barcelona was arguably ruined by air bnb. they are our entire apartment blocks that are nothing but air bnb colonies in barcelona in the. parts of town. you go to these buildings and it's full of a bunch of drunk british and swedish and american tourists thanks to air bnb. literall

before one of the victims fought him off adding to the fear this this may be a random

random act. we're asking you to be very careful. >>reporter: the small town of princeton, massachusetts, about 55 miles west of boston now swarming with detectives. it's where vanessa marcot was visiting her mother over the weekend. the young woman had gone out for a jog along a tree-lined return, her mom called police. her bow was found sunday evening -- her body was found sunday evening in the woods off the road about a half mile from her mother's house. there were reports that she was naked and burns on her hands and feet and signs of sexual assault. >> we cannot tell whether or not it was a random act at this point, so we're asking the residents of princeton and the surrounding areas to be vigilant. >>reporter: the murder happening five days after jogger karina vetrano was killed in howard beach. ol for her killer. in a packed community meeting last night, investigators said they don't believe the cases are connected. >> with that said, we are going to continue to share notes and compare evidence as both cases progress. >>report

his manager said he did not have many enemies.>> this is a random incident.unlucky playing pokimon go. he will remember the great ballplayer that he was

investigators say he has mental illness and chose his victims at random. >>> some people on san jose's

deputies do not believe the shooting was random. >>> a lake worth husband denied bond after palm beach deputies is say he killed his wife and they arrested walter bareios after he crashed his car on interstate 95. disturbing details, the couple's two daughters, 12 and 16 witnessed some of the attack on their mom. authorities have not released details only saying she suffered blunt force trauma to her head. >>> a farewell to a pinellas park music teach that taught at john sexton elem the vigil. last weekend a drunk driver ran a red light and crashed in to her car, 34-year-old died a couple of days later. her boyfriend, the passenger, remains in the hospital. shawn hen henkins suffered injuries. the man you see here, 70 year charged with dui. it happened around 9:15 on north 15th street. rodriguez hit a car that was pushed in to the deputy's vehicle. the deputy was not hurt two. people in the other car suffered minor injuries. >>> over in jacksonville , the search for a man who carjacked and abducted a female pizza delivery driver. investigators say that the suspect lured her woman in to

tonight the younger victim 52 police saying, it wasn't random. a state police k-9 tracking the trail leading away from the gruesome scene. looking for the weapon used in the brutal attack at 364 weston road in waltham the victim's god son says the suspect lost it after stopping by to visit his former girlfriend in the basement apartment. >> i live here i just came from w and i am very afraid. arsinah solemani says her neighbors next door, keep pretty much to themselves. police were called to the house shortly before 1:n00 in the afternoon. they found a 52-year-old woman who had been stabbed repeatedly, with cuts to her hand. the suspect had taken off. an alert tweeted out, advising residents to stay inside. the suspect was tracked down about a mile away near brandeis university and arrested. emanuel lewis, 37 of waltham in custody and charged with intent to murder, the da says louis and the victims knew each other. no motive given. as investigators searched the house, gathering evidence. neighbors remained on edge. the state department of public

police think it was completely random. it happened in jupiter, over in martin county on monday night. police say 19-year-old florida state student "austin harrouff" was having dinner with his family at a restaurant when he got upset and stormed out. police say he walked home... but turned down a random the man and woman were stabbed... along with a neigbhor who tried to stop it. the neighbor is still in the hospital. when police arrived they say harrouff was biting the face of the dead man, and had to use stun guns and a police dog to get him off: police say harouff had taken some clothes off during the attack, and after his arrest started making animal noises. initial blood tests show no signs of meth, marijuana, heroin, or cocaine. but testing for other drugs... like bath salts... is still pending. and take a good look at your screen right now. hillsborough deputies need your help finding this smash and grab robber. investigators say the man you along hillsborough avenue on monday night. instead of nabbing precious gems

saturday night. >> it was random. they said that no words were exchanged and there was no reason for the killing and this they really were innocently out hanging out and someone just for absolutely no reason pulled out a gun, shot them and left. >> the reporter: brock riley, no relation, guy up playing baseball with calvin and remembers his incredible talent. loved in lowell and everybody loved his family. they did so much for baseball in lowell. >> the reporter: calvin's father coached little league in lowell and the rileys became a fixture in the community before they left for the west coast about five years ago. brock tells me sean riley landed a dream coaching job. calvin would have been a sophomore in fall at college, a college that produced 20 major league players in 2010. calvin was studying can i niecology and the oldest of three siblings. his cousin set up a gofundme page that raised over $40,000 for his funeral expenses. reporting in lowell, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a father has been official

pam, tell us how this all played out. 4- ápvr'g this is not a random . they're saying that the victims knew one another. the people involved in the shooting rather. a total of four people were shot inside of this white expedition. they are recovering at the hospital this morning. a second person was later found dead in the passenger seat of a car found on the garden state parkway. that man had been shot as well. it's unclear how. the driver o

. >>> next at 6:00, seemingly random act of violence.a sweet treat sending dozens toy independent after a party. >> praise from a man suffering from a medical injury about the auto pilot feature. >>> tonight police are on the lookout for a gunman who shot and killed a san mateo high school graduate. calvin riley was pokemon go in san francisco when police said someone apparently targeted him at randomment good evening. the shooting happen last night at around 10:00 p.m. at akuwait particular -- aquatic park. here's more about thetim and the investigation. >> reporter: 20-year-old calvin riley died in what friends and family are calling a random attack. he was shot to death while playing pokemon go at san francisco's aquatic park. >> to there was to confrontation, nothing said back and forth. just senseless. just came up and shot him in the back and ran away. >> john kirby is a close family friend and is speaking on behalf of the parent, who are too devastated to talk. >> a large group of people playing pokemon go, and calvin got ahead of

the original title was actually pseudo-randomness which smb you know is fake randomness machines produce it's funny a totally snookered me, like a month screwed the data, get rid of it. "chaos monkeys" is also wonky but in a different way. it's a diagnostics software passage that netflix developed and basically what it does, picture a monkey went to david syndicate it goes and kills there is boxes are they tested to see if house of cards still strange or whatever. some version is built by some major internet company wanting name. what i met with silicon valley is like to see with the chaos monkeys are kept. a company like buber says we are not going have taxes anymore. or will not have hotels anymore, have a single airbnb and anyone with a spare bedroom into the own thing. part of this book was written in barcelona and berlin. i went to barcelona which is airbnb's largest real estate market in egypt or barcelona has been like completely world and arguably ruined by airbnb. this entire like apartment blocks that are nothing but effectively airbnb colonies in barcelona, and like the pretty

of the tickets to the games have been drawing a few spectators. >> we got table tennis, judo and random sports for like $12. >> 12 bucks apiece, tickets for swimming and the gymnastics finals are now going for over $300 which is too much for a lot of brazs. to bus people in to fill the stands. when the clouds when they do clear out the venues could look like this. it's been 12 years since athens hosted the olympics, most of their venues look like ruins. you can see the fields understands have been taken over by weeds and grass. the 2004 games were so costly they were a factor in greece is recent financial troubles.>>> the news is back in the morning pulling double duty. he's here at night and east there in the morning starting at 4:30.>> can you tell by the way i'm reading the news? we are going to start at 4:30 am with traffic, your pinpoint forecast and we will get you started off on the right foot join us tomorrow morning for wake-up arizona. >>> i'm heidi we are tracking tomorrow's traffic, i want to give you a heads up about a restriction we have in place. i-10 is restricted to you

earthquakes are a random process and sometimes random things happen is he same time. >> reporter: he says the quake in italy was very shallow, only about six miles below the surface in an area where many of the buildings are old and not retrofitted for earthquakes. >> those heavy brick buildings are going to fall down and unfortunately trap people under them. >> reporter: the other quake was much deeper, 52 miles which likely contributed to fewer fatalities. >> there was thrust for the absorbed into it's not over in either place seismologists expect aftershocks from the earthquakes to continue for month. for the now, i'm todd walker. >> thank you, todd. this is the outrage of the day. remember these incredible rescuers we kept seeing. all of these rescues happening in louisiana. they're just people, random people, good samaritans trying to help people. a louisiana lawmaker wants them going forward, republican state senator jonathan perry wants to regulate citizen heroes. he wants them to get training certificates and pay a permit fee and he gave two reasons why. one, there's a liabil

investigators now believe it was a random attack by a stranger. police are still at the scene in howard beach. they do have dna. help them track her movements. they are checking what other cellphones were nearby in her >>> the mta is adding more subway count down clocks along with high-tech upgrade. the new lcd disprays will be alonged the m, q and r lines. they are beginning the test of the computer system that uses wireless blue tooth technology to update train arrival times. the goal is to roll out all clocks in all 269 lettered line stations. and mta is testing new information screens for the 3600 buses. >>> let's get a check on the morning commute with heather o'rourke. >> and lori, the cross bronx, expressway at the sheridan, earlier construction finally have a disabled tractor-trailer just past the deegan. 60-plus at the george washington bridge. holland is a 20 minute delay. and 30 minutes on buses to and from the bus terminal. long island railroad, metro north doing okay. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. back to you. >> than

arrests in this homicide investigation, and police have said they're still not sure if this was a random attack. ed: right now two women are hurt one in critical condition after a stabbing in waltham. investigators say the man under arrest for the attack knew his victims. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live at the scene in waltham. police say the violence started in this red house on weston street right off exit 26 leading into waltham from it ended out on the 128. sidewalk . it was shortly before 1 this afternoon. waltham police were called to the house at 364 weston street, responding officers found a 52-year-old woman with multiple stab wounds, also wounded an 83-year-old woman with cuts to her hand, in custody tonight and charged with assault with intent to murder, emanuel lewis, 37 of a random incident, that louis and the victims knew each other. according to the d.a. louis initially fled the scene but was subsequently arrested. a shocked neighbor says the 2 women pretty much keep to themselves. warrant. investigators could be seen walking in and out gathering evidence. that 52-yea

she was killed at random. a gunman opened fire killing her and injuring four others. >> she and and others would hant off after work and on brakes and everything. i will miss her as a person. >> teqnika moultrie's brother spoke with abc from las vegas and described her as someone who absolutely loved her family. austin police are still searching this morning for the 24-year-old gunman and we will keep you updated. jessica castro for abc7. >> breaking news in the south bay fire investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire at strip mall in san jose this started at 3:20 at shopping center at willow and sign, the fire was a second alarm briefly but it was called off. one opinion was inside but we are tolds with not injured. >> a 30-year-old man under arrest now accused of killing a man in santa rosa happened shortly after 7:00 last night the police say bruce lee, homeless, got in an argument with another homeless man, punched him, the victim hole to the ground and hit his head and pronounced doubt at

right now, we know it's random. we don't believe it's anybody in her life that created this. >> reporter: and a closer look at who she was and where she was in life. she had just gotten her master degree, had been part of a short film. it was called "a pair orthodox" and it was -- it was called "a paradox" and it was based on her work. >> she did a great job. >> reporter: and so much of the focus has been on who killed her. the search for her killer, helping this neighborhood feel secure. well, this afternoon at 3:00, it will be her wake and tomorrow, her funeral. expect her friends and family to focus on her more, who she was, what were he goals and -- were her goals and and how they were cut short. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> police in staten island are teenage suspects following a pair of armed robberies. investigators say they first tried to hold-up the clerk this morning. they ran off empty handed when they weren't able to access the motel's office. two hours later, they got away with $700 from

he is still under sedation and a hospital a week after that random and gruesome attack. >> conflicting reports whether a suicide bomber who attacked a kurdish wedding was actually a child. the turkish government claiming that the bomber was between 12 and 14 years old now saying that the age is not clear. at least 54 people died at the wedding half of them were children. it is the deadliest bombing in turkey so far this season. close the detention center before he leaves office the president sent a plan to congress detailing the steps to close it down. we are traveling to give you an inside look at that facility that now has less than 100 detainees there are laws against detainees being transferred to the united states those prisoners are transferred to the middle east. >>> pascoe county is trying to keep up with a everything from deeds to criminal case files will be available from your home computer saving time and money. >> one of the systems used for the court records was installed in the late 1970s. now thousands of records being transferred to new high-tech formats will allow peop

. >> st details from a shooting at a local interstate they say that the shooting was not random, dave nethers has more. >> at the state patrol post and canton investigate what happene on i-77 this morning working with other law enforcement agencies becausewo the shooting appears to have started >> it started with a trooper that had been an abandoned on the interstate 77 about 3:30 a.m. and have been hit by multiple gunshots, liz lemasters says they were awakened at the nearby home on east valentine street by a woma who wason bleeding with a bulle went through her hand in the back of her head they say that fired the shots. >> it was not random event, so motorists do not have to be worried about traveling up and down the highway. >> she is early 20s and very scared and in disbelief that this happened. >> investigators are still working on this, one thing they can say is that they believe it is completely safe to drive-thru i-77 in canton, dave nethers fo 8 news. fbi try to identify two gunmen who tried to robob a ban and willoughby hills yesterday the bank on the chardon road have a ron

"we also hire an independent third party company that comes in and they do independent random visits to the park, so we never know when they're coming...they've come out twice so far and we've passed with an elite status" along with the random inspections, huish the rides every day before the park opens. they also have several rules and guidlines like height and weight restrictions to make sure passengers are safe on the slides, and they even have scales at the top and bottom of rides to make sure riders fit those requirements. reporting live eric hilt fox5 news local las vegas. slides themselves fall outside of government regulations -- the water quality and the pools are inspected by the southern nevada health district. a child is recovering in the hospital after being pulled from a pool this morning. police say officers responded to the home on florine street - near alexander and rancho - just before 9 a-m... to investigate reports of a child found unresponsive in a pool. the family tells x pulled the child from the water and performed c- p-r. the child was taken to u-m-c for trea

police are not sure if the woman was the victim of a random attack. >> she left her mother's home and never came back. we have live coverage starting with christina hager. >> this warning is very serious. the robocalls went out for a missing person. and then the discovery a half mile from her mother's home. >>> police searching the area around brooks station road where a k-9 officer discovered 27-year-old vanessa markotte's body. >> we do not know if this was a random act. we are asking the residents of princeton and the surrounding areas caution. >> reporter: she was a google executive who graduated with honors from boston university. >> he was visiting her mother in princeton and left for a quick run and walk on the tree lined route. >> reporter: the investigation razz focused on a time frame. when vanessa went out for a run and when her body was found. that time frame is between the hours of 1 p.m. so 4 p.m. sharing information with officers guarding the road. closed to traffic on both sides of the season. >> we heard nothing and saw nothing. just heard about the police up there af

she was killed by a random killer. interesting, why would a random killer take the time in broad daylight, this is sunday at 1:00 in the afternoon to burn the fingertips, the feet and facial features of the victim. all the identifying characteristics. why? if you kill somebody you want to leave the scene immediately. why stick around to do that and take the time to drag the body into the woods? think about it. >> i am thinking about it and i'm listening to you andnd your working theory would be these are tied together until it's disproved? >> well, again, the three-hour distance is a problem because in the first one karina vetrano, it suggests that it is random. at first we thought the killer had taken souvenirs or mementos. that's very common especially amongst serial killers but those headphones and left shoe were found ten feet away. releasing that evidence. i'm very concerned about the second one, not being random. i'll tell you why. both of them were on secluded jogging paths. known mostly to locals, but this seco

. >> and a local couple attacked in their home and police say that was a random crime. we'll hear the mine 11 calls for help. >> i know you're wondering. what is the shake group donald trump's campaign staff mean? it may be a risky return to his massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school n question 2. >>> tonight in their own house. a seekonk couple found an armed man inside. >> he attacked the husband and threatened the wife with a knife. investigators think this was a random attack. >> reporter: the voice of a terrified seekonk homeowner whose 65-year-old husband was

if you had a case where an officer truly objectively or subjectively is going out just pulling random people over because he knows of the rule established in this case, i think that is the flagrant c consideration in cases like leon and harry that this has left as a safety valve. >> does that mean that we'll have to in every single case explore the officer's subjective motivations? because that is what we try to stay away from in the past. >> they suggested that and i think it has some support in the early cases like brown, dunaway taylor where it did seem to be that the court was inquiring anna had some support in doctrines like inevitable discovery which does ask what were you going to do. a more recent cases the court has moved toward objective test. i think the way the court could formulate the safety valve in this case is to say, does this stop appeared to objectively did design for search and arrest on a warrant. and all the circumstances it could look at a legitimate investigation. it could look at the fact that they looked at several people. i think it could have that safety v

"we also hire an independent third party company that comes in and they do independent random visits to the park, so we never know when they're coming...they've come out twice so far and we've passed with an elite status" along with the random and routine inspections there are clear guidelines and warnings for guests -- including scales to make sure riders meet requirements. "we have height checks and every guard goes through a safety schpiel before the guests get on the slides, so they know what the ride is going to be like" safety checks that many parents say make them feel safe on the slides. we reached out to wet n wild they sent us a statement that said "---" and while the rides at water parks are not regulated by the government -- the water is. the southern nevada health parks' water quality and its pools. reporting live, eric hilt, fox5 news local las vegas even though the slides aren't inspected by public officials, the parks' water quality is checked multiple times a season. a little boy nearly drowns in a backyard pool. it happened around nine a-m at a home near alexander a

. >> carolina panthers cam newton is being applauded for a random act of kindness, a.ould says she and her husband were eating and saw him come out of the steak house with two bags of food and gave one t homeless man in a busstop pit was a full meal newton handed the man, he often orders to go meals for homeless people. >> good for cam newton >> let me see what he's wearing. did you see that hat he was wearing? >> he did a random act of kindness. >>> listen you will you thrill seekers today is national coaster day. kevin mccarthy is going to celebrate that day. heading out to six flags to ride coasters. sure to tune in at 6:00 a.m. when kevin starts to ride on a roller coaster. good luck. >>> how about a burger? shake shack is celebrating the opening of its 100th location and it's giving away free shack burgers to its first 100 guests. we're talking dupont f union station. of the inner harbor in baltimore. dc shake stack stand in line. you can get a burger. >>> if you're standing in line outside today, gary mcgrady, what kind of conditions will you be standing in? what

john: very random attack. the gruesome detail of the mystery surrounding her murder has prompted people to travel in pairs. we do not know if this was a random act. her hands, feet, and head were burned. k-9 found her body deep in the mother's home. a few days ago she traveled from new york where she worked as an account manager to visit her mom. she went out for a run but never returned. police have been searching the dense woods as they try to unravel the deadly mystery. they do not know if someone targeted her or if she was randomly attacked and >> if you see of place contact us. >> police are focused on a timeframe between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. they're asking anyone to 5 -- come forward if they find anything unusual. ben: residents are shaken by mary: vanessa graduated from boston university with honors. she was well-liked and she was going places according to friends. friends and former coworkers describe her as outgoing, smart, hard-working and always professional. working at this to print before landing a j

"we also hire an independent third party company that comes in and they do independent random visits to the park, so we never know when they're coming...they've far and we've passed with an elite status" along with the random and routine inspections there are clear guidelines and warnings for guests -- including scales to make sure riders meet height and weight requirements. "we have height checks and every guard goes through a safety schpiel before the guests get on the slides, so they know what the ride is going to be like" safety checks that many parents say make them feel safe on the slides. we're hearing from the las vegas hockey team owner bill foley about an important call that's going to happen today regarding the team's name. foley's early favorite for the team name was "black knights" ... but on tuesday he told sportbook radio's brian blessing he has ruled out this name .. and has settled on four to pick from. "the name is going to have that kind of, knights fashion in some way or there's one particular animal or bird we have available to us that we might use. " but when pu

>> we don't know if this was a random act. we're asking the citizens to use an abundance of caution. >> police also investigating a a woman killed in queens. speaking of that woman, the award now raised to $20,000. residents in obviously on edge. nypd answered questions this a packed church last night. their investigation points to one attacker and evidence at the crime scene now being processed. >>> fire investigators know where a fast-moving and started. tonight they're working to kind exactly what sparked it. flames broke out on the back porch. in all, five buildings were damag damaged. no residents were hurt. >>> a driver in the hospital after a tree toppled on to his truck in the bronx. it happened in morris park. rescuers had to pull the driver the parks department is investigating what caused that tree to fall. >>> now to vote 2016. another double-meaning statement from donald trump, perhaps. suggesting that gun rights advocates could do something about hillary clinton appointing supreme court justices. the clinton camp

mon go when he was randomed shot. brock says coal's friends described what happened to them. >> it was random, there were no words exchanged, no reason for the killing, innocently hanging out and everything and someone for absolutely no reason pulled out a gun and just shot someone. >> >> calvin would've been a sophomore this fall in stockton california, but he grew right here in lowell, where he baseball and hoped to go to major leagues. told me the family moved to the west coast because he got an opportunity to coach full time in california. >> he was an awesome kid everybody loved him he was so loved in lowell. everybody roried him. he did so much for baseball in lowell. >> reporter: principal malo told me he was a guys guy even in the sixth grade. >> grow old gracefully. you don't like to hear that they've been shot violently. >> reporter: now, as you're seeing the statement from the coach there at the community college that produced more than a half dozen mlb draft picks since 2010. coming up in the next half hou

customers will be selected at random to try it.lf driving cars will have huber employee sitting behind the wheel monitoring the system, they are announcing a $300 million project to jointly develop autonomous vehicles. >> will teenagers even need to learn to drive? >> no parallel parking on the drivers test. >> the greatest athlete in the world is an american. ashton eaton wins his second straight decathlon goals, the lipid highlights for you. ryan lochte is indicted in brazil, the limbic committee apologizes for a tale told by the american swimmers who they say were the ones who committed the crime, we have details there. you are watching "fbn a.m.," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: it is friday, 5:405 am in new york. two us olympic swimmers head home from rio. the limbic committee was forced to apologize to brazil, authorities released a new video that proves the swimmers's robbery claims were a lie. ryan lochte has been indicted for filing a false police report and his home in the united states. are

didn't want it to be like a random attack. that i td bank's new intern, bart, is one of those robots from an other bank, we're training him to bank human. why are you winding the clock back? the clock stated 11:35 pm, but they are still working. the clock is fine. our live customer service is available all night, and all day for that matter. he's learning. at td bank we do things differently, like live customer service 24/7. bart: hello? hello! >>> complete new england news coverage continues right now. this is the fox25 morning news. it is 5:30 on this thursday morning. you want to give yourself some extra time out on thro fog slowing things down for us. >> and when that fog burns off, it is extreme heat that you will have to look out for today. meteorologist shiri spear is in the storm tracker weather center with how long the fog will last and what time the dangerous heal will take over. >> that's right. you have to admit in the boston area the fog is not at its worse. in the suburbs where you have reports of dense fog. in a

the random questions and answers are straight ahead. can't wait to see that. >> today's medal count, i love seeing this, is brought to you by the university hospitals. the united states is running away with the medal count with 111. 40 goals, china's second, great britain is third with 63. he only almondmilk made with california-grown blue diamond almonds. ?? of course, if you ask one of our almond growers... there's no maybe about it. ?? almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. >>> the olympic zone got thing going 16 days ago before the opening ceremony. now tonight, our final o-zone with the closing ceremony is tomorrow. still one more night on prime time tonight. have you ever wondered what olympic athletes are asked right after competing? there are definitely interesting questions that come their way. let's just say there could be some random ones, especially if will is involved. ? [music] ? ? [music] ? >> reporter: you competed in one of the biggest events of your life. i have to ask you, if you were an animal in a

that was a random shooting. the bullet came through his kitchen wall. heather: only on 5, a close call for a woman and a stray bullet flying through her window as she lay in bed. where she is talking about the ordeal. shaun: this is certainly very concerning. we are not sure where it happened because this victim asked us not to show where she lives or her name. >> it took part of the side of the window, and took a hole in my curtain. shaun: bed with her dog when they heard what she sought were firecrackers. it was monday morning around 4:30. later, she found this and called police. >> when they saw that it wasn't fireworks, it was a gunshot. shaun: a bullet shot straight through her upstairs window while she slept. the bullet flew through her bedroom and punctured a hole in the next room. thankfully, is independent 81-year-old was not injured. shaun: she says police did come and investigate, but at this hour, it is unclear who opened fire and why. shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: tonight we know when erin hernandez will go on trial for a double

at this time, investigators can't say whether marcotte's death was random. no arrests made. anyone with information is asked to call the tip line, jc: also breaking, the red sox are refusing to distribute these bobbleheads tonight. the team is unhappy with the portrayal of david ortiz, calling them unacceptable and racially offensive. no bobblehead, but gorgeous, picture-perfect weather. harvey: a great night for a game. it has been delightful along the shoreline today, because we are at 73 degrees. look at the difference between winthrop and the south end. many are up to 86 in watertown, 90 in other places. big difference for just a few miles inland. overall at fenway, the temperature could get above 80. we will average it out to around 83. the yankees are in town, working

i said, we should just ask these people some random stuff. i bet they would enjoy it because it's so different than responses. >> one of the biggest events in your life. >> yeah. >> if you were an animal, what animal would you be and why? >> do you like long walks on the beach or long sits in the park and why? >> let's see, i think i could use a long sit in the park and just sit there and look birds and nature and enjoy the slow things in life. >> george clooney, are you familiar? >> the actor? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> what is your favorite george clooney movie? >> i couldn't tell you. i'm more a matthew mcconaughey man. >> inception, did he get out of the dream? >> i think he's still in the dream. >> what makes you think that. >> it was still spinning. >> big foot, aliens, lockness >> i'm a partial believer in aliens, so i guess i would go with that. >> and if you're -- if it still spins, you're still in the dream. >> bill murray, dan aykroyd, who do you have? >> probably bill murray. >> what did you have to eat this morning. >> quaker oatmea