this is in riverside, california, east of l.a. they appear to be on a pretty rural stretch of highway there in southern california. the stolen semi just slowed down. we thought it might be over here, this chase, but this is so unusual because a lot of times we'll see them, the police officers or the chp in this case, puncture somebody's tires or try to do one of those pit maneuvers where they spin them out. that is not going to be happening here. >> it looks as though the 18-wheeler, the driver has moved off to the right, the far right la, speed down, troy, as you mentioned. california highway patrol look like they have their lights on there in the front and they are following even closer now than we have been previously watching. so again, this is live coverage of this chase here of this 18-wheeler in riverside county, live coverage for you. you see some of the helicopters up above. we are watching this very closely and will continue it. we are going to take quick >>> you're watching fox 10 news at noon with troy hayden and syles

some water has pooled near riverside park and the skate park north of 12th avenue sw. the czech village itself, further west, appears to be dry. new bo is a little more complex. this is a se. the businesses on the right side of the hesco barriers are dealing with what appears to be moderate to major flooding. north of 16th avenue se is relatively dry, including the newbo city market. overall, good news for the areas covered by the hesco barriers. we are working to gather mroe information on the areas close to downtown and into time check on the northwest side for their status. " it's very tough for a small, urban area like cedar rapids to in the past year, both blum and loebsack have sent joint letters to the corps, the house appropriations committee and the obama administration -- asking for the cedar rapids flood protection funds to be released. congress budget. " it's very tough for a small, urban area like cedar rapids to compete with the larger cities in the united states. so we are asking them to prioritize this project and go outside of their guidelines because

an event today in riverside will show how your mail can live long and prosper. the future birthplace of captain james t kirk is dedicating new star trek forever stamps, later this morning. the u-s postal service announced four new stamps lat franchise's first tv episode. the official stamp unveiling is at 9:00 this morning at the riverside post office. an exhibit is also at the star trek museum in riverside through the end of this month. artwork takes over the streets of downtown cedar falls this morning for the city's 11th annual artapalooza. this is video from last year's event where hundreds checked out the jewelry, sculptures and paintings there. 40 different artists will starting at 9:00 this morning. today an iowa woman can enjoy watching the hawkeyes after finishing her final round of radiation therapy this week. clapping, herky! cheering. herky! herky surprised kelly herbst of dubuque at her appointment friday. herbst, who is 36, is recovering from a non- cancerous brain tumor. one of her nurses worked to get herky to the holden comprehensiv e cancer cen

riverside county parents were notified of the initial riverside county parents were notified of the initial diagnosis.... earlier this month... but... labratory findings just it's difficult to contract leprosy... and.... classrooms have been decontmainated. but... some parents still plan to keep their child.... out of the elementary school. 26-31 jerry get out of there... so as you can tell the situation is totally out of control. right now.. the city of charlotte is trying to pull together after violent demonstrations this week.. but it will take a lot more than just cleaning-up. kumasi aaron is in charlotte... talking with the people there..... about what it will take.... to rebuild. --pkg full=-- take nat: up. take nat: "man boarding up door" that's the word of the day in downtown charlotte. take nat: "chaos" a far cry from the chaos that engulfed these streets just hours before. take nat: 07:45:10-12 i think it's wrong. i caught up with charlie as he waited to board the train, just feet away from hotels and shops boarding up their broken windows. charlie/ lives in charlotte 07:45:16-25

location on the west side of riverside drive.those will be across the street from a 96-unit apartment complex that opened last mo also targeting in upcoming renovations as part of the riverfront crossings master plan.so expect to see more walkways, streetlights and a lot of other improvements in that area very soon. soon. chase catle reporting from the c-b-j. nasa is launching a first-of-its-kind mission right now. now.we take you live now to canaveral in florida for the launch of osiris rex- a robotic asteroid hunter going on a seven- year mission.the goal is to bring back samples from an asteroid called bennu (ben-ew). the billion- will take about two years just to reach the asteroid.once the spacecraft reaches the asteroid it'll vacuum up asteroid it'll reaches the spacecraft once the asteroid. reach the years just to about two will take dollar mission in our vote 2016 coverage-- donald trump announced today his plan to head back to iowa. iowa.the republican presidential candidate will be in des moines on tuesday for a rally.this will be the third iowa since becoming his party's no

fans will come out to the riverside history center here in riverside. this is michael. he is the secretary here. michael, how are you today? >> good. >> how do you feel about this? >> i think it is a great to acknowledge 50 years with the track for stamp for everyone to use. it is a wonderful idea. i am glad someone had the intelligence to come up with it a lot sooner. we probably could have sold a heck of a lot more of them in the past. their beautiful stamps and they are well done. we would like a few more. different series which maybe later on they will. it would be neat. >> what do have planned for >> we will beep beep -- between city hall and the post office this saturday between 9:00 -- we will be between city hall and the post office and we will celebrate the launching of the stamps here. we will have some display booths and people can come up and shop and purchase some items that we have here for sale elsewhere in our museum. >> what attracted you initially? >> i was like collectibles. there is going to be an auction. a sealed auction in these proceeds will be g

the dedication will take place in riverside. you may remember is the future kirk. then say it's about time star trek it's a scam. -- stamps. >> it's wonderful they can commemorate it. i wish they had done it sooner. >> it's a free events, takes place at riverside post office and costumes are encouraged. you can head to our website for more information. >> who doesn't know of the series. >> is seen at a time or two. >> i remember as a kid when it first came on. i never would've thought 50 a presidential candidate is trying to reach voters through a popular social media platform. here's democrat hillary humans of new york. the page's creator is known for taking pictures of subjects and posting a quote from their conversation. in her quote - clinton says her image may seem cold and cutoff but there's a reason she controls her emotions. you can see the full quote by heading to our facebook page - kgan cbs 2. clinton's rival is bringing his messages back to the hawkeye state. republican presidential nominee donald trump will return for an event he'll be at the seven fla

the incident on riverside street in watertown has been going on for about two hours now. fox 25's ted daniel is there. ted, six people have been taken to the hospital? >> reporter: vanessa and mark, this is the building behind me here the riverside condos. it's just down from watertown square. all 16 units in that building had to be evacuated three adults and three children taken to mass general hospital. this all started when one of the residents smelled a strange odor in the building. he was able to trace that odor to the oil fired furnace in the basement. when the watertown fire department showed up they tested the air quality in the building and found extremely high levels of carbon monoxide. anything above three parts per million is considered unsafe. the levels here were as high >> we came home after work we were still cooking up some dinner which is still in 31 cooked. but there was a carbon monoxide leak and so we didn't know that at that time. i just saw the fire truck when i came out and smelled it in the hall. >> reporter: in addition to testing the air quality

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some water has pooled near riverside park and the skate park north of 12th avenue sw. the czech village itself, further west, appears to be dry. new bo is a little more complex. this is a zoom of an image of 16th avenue se. the businesses on the right side of the hesco barriers are dealing with what appears to be moderate to major flooding. north of 16th avenue se is relatively dry, including the newbo city market. overall, good news for the areas covered by the hesco barriers. we are working to gather mroe information on the areas close to downtown and into for their status. the city says its temporary flood walls, sandbags, and earthen berms are holding back the water pretty well. but water has been seeping into some low-lying areas, including downtown, the newbo district, czech village, and the time check neighborhood. as these photos show, a handful of buildings on the edge of newbo -- the odd side of 16th avenue se and further south -- were outside of the temporary flood barriers. the owner of tornado's pub & grub says his own sandbag wall just a modest amount of

riverside and milwaukee riverside will run the qb keeper. make his way from 12 yards out. 44-zip is the final. tech, robinson, bowen finds simpson. simpson is going to go to work. reverses field. finds a gap and bring outs the cake. he's going for distance. he's going for speed. 70 yard touchdown for simple southern. the trojans squeak out a victory. this throw. marshall up 66-flip in the second half at last report. cross town rivals collide with waukesha west and north: waukesha north, team of the week. howard, nice run that sets up a field goal. west has it going against their rival tonight. mccuten goes in. waukesha west wins 39-17. >>> final stop, milwaukee and tech rolls over milwaukee madison. donovan howard. 12 yards out for the touchdown. 52-0 the final. coming up in the next segment of sports, i caught up with vikings quarterback who says he has to (?) (?) when you are suffering from chest congestion but you have got a full day ahead of you, try mucinex 12-hour. only mucinex has a unique bi-layer tablet. the white layer releases imm

the crash happened in the crosswalk on riverside crossway. we have a growing memorial for that mother in her baby. --d tears and embraces >> it is beyond>> horrific. richard: a night of raw emotion. richard: dozens of people came to riverside parkway and kick part drive, where a-month-old baby was fatally struck, her mother fighting for her life. >> you think like things like this happen other places. about 80 m wednesday, a mother was crossing the parkway, her baby in the stroller, when this issue v struck them -- when this suv struck them both at 8 a.m. summit u.s. trying to give cpr to the baby. she was screaming because she cannot move. richard: witnesses say the baby was ejected from the stroller. the driver stayed on the scene. >> those two families' lives have been turned upside down. richard: residents have been voicing concerns about traffic safety. for now, prayers for the mother, her baby >> we are a loving community and will be there for both of them. richard: there is a growing memorial flowers, and overhear personal messages of

near riverside, which is 40 miles east of los angeles. producers are keeping a better eye enforcement vehicles near this vehicle. so we will continue to check in on this for you throughout our newscast. >>> well, the ncaa says it won't play championship basketball games in north carolina this year to protest a state law there. the move is the latest back lash against house bill 2 which can lead to discrimination against lgbt people. >> the ncaa says its decision championship events out of north carolina is a direct result of house bill 2 opponents says allows discrimination of lgbt people. >> fairness and inclusion are right at the heart of what the ncaa does and universities do. so for our university presidents this was the proverbial no brainer. >> requiring transgender people to use public bathrooms corresponding to the sex on their birth certificate it excludes gender identity from antidiscrimination protection. calling the decision absurd and silly. >> i don't know what the ncaa thinks they are doing but certainly not standing up for

he attended riverside high and was nearing graduation. in january, on his way to class one morning, when he was detained by federal agents. 18:13:12 "at that point, i thought walls for falling in on me." he spent months in detention center in georgia. he says conditions were poor. friends argued he would be killed if he returned. 18:19:07 "then i started crying and my fellow immigrants consoled me." 18:23:27 "when you are in those kinds of places, there are many emotions you go through in your heart." after a long fight, including help from some elected officials. earlier this month, acosta learned he would be released. 18:20:22 be deported, i was so happy, so happy." there was one more place he wanted to get back to school at riverside high. then a surprise announcement from a school board member. 19:04:22 "i think you from the bottom of my heart that i am going to be able to finish the three credits i am missing to graduate. thank you so much." that was adam owens reporting.... acosta still has a fight ahead of him. u-s. a new program i

newscenter 5 john atwater on riverside street this morning. john? reporter: randy, three adults and three children were treated at mass general last night after the scare. this happened around 8:00 at the riverside condominiums in watertown. firefighters had to go door to door and through windows if people didn't respond. firefighters say the carbon monoxide levels were very high, registering at 90 parts per million is considered normal. everyone made it out safely in large part thanks to their neighbor. >> smelled like a car was running in our apartment. i went to the basement and it smelled really bad. reporter: of course what he didn't smell was carbon monoxide. but he did know enough to call for help. the good news, everybody is back john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> commitment 2016. an all-out push on the campaign trail after a critical moment in the race for the white house. donald trump getting some attention for his comments about russian leader vladimir putin. >> i think when he calls me brilliant, i'll take the compliment. the fact is, l

firefighters have finally cleared the scene here on riverside street. they are back safely now in the apartment here's at the riverside condos m. this is a tense and scary situation. >> it smelled like a car was running in our apartment. i went down into the basement mary: mike kalb knew something was wrong with the furnace. it's a good thing he sounded the alarm because what he didn't smell, carbon monoxide was quickly filling his apt building. >> they were up in the 80-90 range, anything about 3 is elevated. >> the firefighter were going around knocking on doors saying evacuate, so i grabbed my dog and immediately ran out. >> if residents didn't answer-- firefighters went thru windows to check for victims. for the deadly gas. margy robles checked out okay-- but her boyfriend miguel and five others were given oxygen.. and rushed to mass general in boston. ed: right now, this driver is charged in a deadly crash at a newton pizza restaurant. but many questions still remain. jc: tonight we're hearing from grieving loved ones of the people killed inside th

coaten manor drive and riverside parkway where this took place yesterday morning. at last check the go fund me page raised $30,000, remarkable number in a short period of time. this an i did speak to a family member of the mother struck in that collision who tells me she is getting better physically. although she has broken bones and she is in stable condition. but emotionally she is struggling tremendously. live in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: a long road ahead there. now a twist in the saga surrounding the man who tried to assassinate ronald reagan 35 years ago. lawyer for john hinckley jr. says the client will leave a washington psychiatric hospital for good september 10. hinckley has been on temporary relief from st. elizabeth. spending time away from the hospital with his mother in williamsburg. a f not a danger to himself or others. a romanian hacker is going to spend four years in prison. marcel lazar better known as "guccifer" is known for a hacking spree targeting over a hundred victims including the e-mail of the bush family. that hack reveal

this is riverside, california. you can see the stolen truck there. three police officers cruisers behind it. not going very fast. and they also have a chopper obviously in the sky following these things. this happens a lot in southern they're known for their high-speed pursuits. and, in this case, not exactly high-speed i guess. >> krystal: and this one involving a semi-truck. i always think it's interesting to see how these things end. so something we're following and we'll continue to break in if something happens. >>> what do you do to rescue a little kitty stuck in a drain pipe? what do you use? a burrito apparently. >> michelle: really. >> krystal: and you meow a lot. two officers started meowing. isn't that cute? here they are with a little kitty that got stuck in a drain pipe. it worked. then to get the cat to come the rest of the way they used a half eaten burrito. >> krystal: use whatever worked and it worked. >> michelle: guess what? one of them wants to adopt the cat and he is going to name it burrito. that would work on my husband too. i

the memorial that has been set up here along riverside parkway. there are flowers, candles, notes left behind all in memory of this tiny victim. now, this was a tragic accident. it happened yesterday. the child who was killed just five months old, being pushed across the road in a stroller. the child's mother also very seriously injured. now, the mother was in the crosswalk. the driver sd this is a situation that has really, really impacted the community just a little while ago there were some women who walked up to the area, came and looked at the memorial and were visibly shaken. did not want to talk to us. but looked at the memorial and were just obviously visibly shaken by what's happened here. this is part of a deadly trend that we're seeing unfortunately in the dmv. five people have been killed in our area in just the last two weeks and it's part of a national trend. 35,000 people have died in 2015 and crashes of an increase of 7%. pedestrian and cyclist deaths increased to levels that we have not seen in 20 years, and a memorial behind me h

let's talk to brad from the riverside christian church. how are things going at the pantry and what does this mean to you? >> things are going good, jamie, and this drive is very important to us because it helps resupply supplies, and gifts like this will help carry us through the thanksgiving holiday. reporter: what's the message to your community about the pantry? >> we're here to serve you, the community, and we're here to help people. if anybody is watching this show, right now, this news broadcast, and they need assistance as far as food goes, please come and visit us at riverside. jamie: awesome, good luck tonight and stay dry. >> we will, the rain is supposed to hold off. jamie: justin issued a challenge going to wear a dress to school, so good luck with that. are you excite it? >> yeah, i'm thrilled about it. jamie: a quick look at the other schools that are participating, including pembroke, farmington, conval, mill fielder, stevens, alford. new hampshire tackles hunger this weekend. back to you. jean: thanks, jamie. still ahead o

the official stamp unveiling is at 9:00 this morning at the riverside post office. an exhibit is also at the star trek museum in riverside artwork takes over the streets of downtown cedar falls this morning for the city's 11th annual artapalooza. this is video from last year's event where hundreds checked out the jewelry, sculptures and paintings there. 40 different artists will display and sell their work later along main street starting at 9:00 this morning. today an iowa woman can enjoy watching the hawkeyes after finishing her final round of radiation therapy this week. clapping, herky! cheering. herky! herky surprised kelly herbst of her appointment friday. herbst, who is 36, is recovering from a non- cancerous brain tumor. one of her nurses worked to get herky to the holden comprehensiv e cancer center. the center invites all patients to ring a bell after their last round of treatment. as for today's game, it's one of the biggest days of the year for college football fans in the state. the iowa state cyclones travel cy-hawk game. the winner gets bragging right

riverside park has burs. this another little thing from night eyes for the key chain, and this is for the pet owner when you get to work and have pet hair. >> oh, yeah. >> or lint, use that. me, i'm actually going to put this on my key chain. it's like, five bucks. >> remove ticks as well? >> i don't know. do i have a tick? okay. so this is called doggy funnel. so it has a big funnel at the top. and the idea is to teach your dog to come back and drop the ball in it. you want to drop a ball in it? you be the dog. >> i'll be the dog. >> okay. >> we didn't want to kill the cameraman. >> that's better. >> that's under a hundred bucks. and that guy over there. >> he's going to go fetch. >> you don't have to fetch. >> look at that. >> this is a little cat hide and seek game with a mouse that cats absolutely love. my dog was terrified of it. cats will love it. if you don't have enough time for a cat or a dog, how about a fish or a couple fish? this is the easy way to do it. this is called the biob halo 15. 16 color

riverside, the future birthplace of captain james t. kirk dedicated new star trek stamps yesterday. the u-s postal service announced 4 new os anniversary of the franchise's first tv episode. the official stamp unveiling took place at the riverside post office. 1 trekkie we talked to drove from the quad cities to get a sheet of the stamps. " do you collect stamps? no, just a nerd. i like the star trek stuff. i collect all kinds of stuff" or your local post office. a former dubuque brewery in disrepair could get new life. the owner of the dubuque malting and brewing company says someone else has a plan to fix it up. that's next on tv9. stay with one person went to the hospital after gunfire at a dubuque bar. now police are looking for the person responsible. you can get a look at the new hancher auditorium today at the university of iowa. and after complaints about the upkeep of a cedar rapids cemetery, volunteers helped give it a clean. you're source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. but first, meteorologis t britley ritz has your first alert forecast, britley... you may s

the concert is at eight o'clock tonight at the riverside theater.doors open at seven. still ahead this morning--- a star athlete ?takes on late nig? night.?well tell you how it all played out.plus...host james corden looks at some 3 3 everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs in the lower 60s. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: showers continue which could be moderate at times. lows in mid to upper 50s. wind: ne 10-15 mph. weekend: more scattered showers likely on saturday especially in the morning. temperatures warm closer to average in the middle 60s both saturday and sunday. a few sprinkles possible sunday morning with clouds slowly clearing throughout the day. today: scattered showers everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs in the lower 60s. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: showers continue which could be moderate at weekend: more scattered showers likely on saturday especially in the morning. temperatures warm closer to average in the middle 60s both saturday and sunday. a few sprinkles poss

this friday september 16 playing with trampled by riverside. can you go to dead horses.net to find out more about their music so now here they are, take it away guys. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] >>> welcome back to the morning blend. we are cooking with the melissa egan. >> chef kevin dahlen is here to chops they smell delicious. great to see you. >> good morning guys. >> got the grill fired up. we're going to talk about this grilled pork chop is this concercurrently on the menu? >> it will be in october for porktober. >> where you celebrate everything pork. >> yes. >> i put a marinade to

riverside in washington county is known as the future birth say it's about time the series gets this kind of honor. bin: wednesday name: star trek stamp timecode: 02;51;05 "it's just a wonderful thing for them to be able to come up with something like this to commerate this i think it's a great thing and i wish they'd done it a lot sooner. this gets underway at 9 saturday morning at the riverside post office.for more information, just head to our website, fox 28 iowa dot com. star trek's 50 year run continues ?now with a return its roots. roots.right now, work is underway to launch a new t-v series.it will be the first star trek show on the small screen in more than a decade. star trek discovery reportedly will feature a crew ten years before the events of the original series. series.you can watch the first discovery" on cbs 2 this january.after that, new episodes will be avaiable on cbs all access, the network's new on demand service. access the new demand service. >> with all the technology today you -- can you imagine what it will look like now? >> can't imagine. >> we will have t

naturally beautiful 122104 butted 122112 she was just kind and trying to find her way. kid. 12215 the riverside highschool graduate was attending stevens point. her family says she loved animals an for them. they have no idea why her highschool sweetheart was speeding - possibly as fast as 70 to 80 miles an hour. 110725 we want to encourage all citizens to slow down. especially our young people because we've seen an uptick in young people driving very fast, very erraticly. 110737 just 10 minutes before the couple's crash - on teutonia avenue and w. good hope road - police say speed and possibly car racing is to blame for an accident that took a man's young drivers to realize - no one is invincible. 122422 you always think it's not going to be you and then when it is you it then it just blows you away 12 2429 newsroom... of the aftermath of a two-car crash on milwaukee's northwest side. this is at lover's lane and hampton. we don't know anything further at this point, but as you can see, there was quite an impact. more details, as we get them. alcohol appears to have been a factor in a crash in

deputies say the driver of this suv hit a mom and her son as they crossed riverside parkway. she had just dropped her older child off at school. the impact took the baby boy's life. >> and i've crossed several times myself and you can see the issues. >> reporter: we took the safety concerns to ralph, loudoun county supervisor. he says that future tragedies could be avoided. >> you have a lot of hills and curves. as you go to the west, you have three more unsignalized crosswalks, all of limited visibility. >> reporter: the hilly landscape makes it hard to see the crosswalks and cars creep well above the 40-mile-per-hour speed limit. any changes are up to v-d.o.t. to make. >> we talked to them yesterday and talked to them today and this afternoon. >> reporter: in the meantime, they are focused on public awareness. >> we've got to do something to get the drivers' attention and part of it is a driver education issue. >> reporter: the sheriff's office has not filed any charges against the driver in this case but they have ruled out drugs and ruled out alcohol. they are looking in

. >> partners to put up the money for projects like riverside south, a 77-acre tract of land he had been trying to develop for more than 15 years. >> goes all the way from 72nd street down to 59th street. >> when he couldn't pay the mortgage trump sold riverside south to partners who bought the land, took care of his debt, paid him to manage the project, and gave him a 30% cut of the profit once it was sold. >> if you drive down the west side highway now, in very big bronze, almost gold looking letters you see trump on building after building after building, as if these were trump buildings. >> okay. let's go. >> seltzer tangled with trump in court over a $4 million commission trump owed to realtor barbara corcoran. >> he is a bully who takes advantage of people who have done a good job for him and he doesn't care. bullies often believe they can get away with less than the truth. part of bullying is making up your own truth and propelling it based on your vehemence. >> the judge awarded corcoran the full four million saying the only damages in the case were to trump's bruised ego. but th

milwaukee hamilton at milwaukee riverside. both teams tied at the top of the richardson city and it's all sykes all the time.riverside sophomore quarterback chris sykes with the hat trick.he scores three times in the first half. carries for three touchdowns. it's 27-nothing at the break. dominates.they win 49-8 to stay and on top of the richardson division. sometimes heckling can pay off... literally.at a ryder cup practice today several of the european players were having difficulty making the same putt.this u-s-a fan started heckling them.with 100 challenge him to make the putt. and wouldn't you know it... he does.i would celebrate like that too. ((:15 i haven't fully realized what just happened, but was a pretty experience. and do that ahead and do that again, that here's tonight's supercash tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- margot robbie,

reza aslan is a creative writing professor at the university of california riverside. where were you on that day of the shooting in san bernardino? >> guest: i was actually in haiti. i was shooting an episode of my new cnn show, "believer," a spiritual adventure series where i go around and take part in religious rituals in various communities that lends to opening up different worlds, different beliefs and it was obviously quite a shock it was so close to the home and the place where i work. we need to get to a point where we recognize that the united states is not immune to the appeal of these organizations, like al qaeda and assist, but there are muslims in the u.s. in abte

riverside two teens stopped to help and now they are facing backlash. the go fund me page, the total at $25,000. i spoke to a family member who says the mother is struggling and heartbroken. 5-month-old tristan died in the collision. today we spoke to two mothers who say their sons were driving behind a jeep grand cherokee that turned left and police say struck the mother and tristan in the stroller. they got out and tried to help. but because the vehicles were seen on the news the mothers say the son have been accused of causing the crash by fellow students at riverside high school and on social >> i'm a mother. my heart aches. it's awful. the boys saw everything. the kids did what any honor, noble, citizen would do. they stopped. they called 911. jeff: we will hear more from the mothers in an hour but first we want to tell you what we know about the drive of the cherokee. his name has not been released. he is 45 years old. we do know that he has hired an attorney. authorities say that while they have ruled out alcohol and drugs they are looking at oth

that's riverside park taking on water. farther along, ingredion - penford right along the river looks dry. 5:55 - 7:00 there's the mott knudson building is surrounded by water. the amphitheatre has water up to the first level of terraced lawn seating. and mays island with water covering the end. the hesco barriers covering 9.8 miles of the city- seem to be holding their own. the cedar river in cedar falls is receding tonight - but parts of the city are still experiencing flooding. the river there crested over the weekend. kcrg-tv9's lauren winfrey is live in cedar falls. lauren, some people are now focusing on the clean up? continue today in the northern part of cedar falls. in fact we've spent the majority of the day speaking to residents now dealing with the aftermath of the floods impact. one resident is in the midst of buying a new home in the area, but he'll have to do a lot of clean up before he can move in. take vo: erik borseth and his wife have big plans to own a home in cedar falls, but because of the recent floo

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in riverside county. grew quickly to nearly 2-square miles.evacuation orders, most of which were from a mobile home park, have been lifted. >> grant:the fire started yesterday afternoon and moved quickly through tinder-dry brush. the fire is now 45-percent contained. and the cause investigation. >> vicki:up next. what caused a manhole cover. in san francisco's financial district flying into the air. >> grant:and. bart riders. listen up. we'll tell you how you can score some extra cash just for riding bart. >> grant:officials are discovering... manhole cover to be sent flying in san francisco's downtown area this morning... >> vicki:it happened right near bush district at around 8-thirty-a-m. a utility spokeswoman says a nearby vehicle accident may have been the indirect causeand-e vault flying. >> vicki:fire crews say that a car hit a fire hydrant less than a block away. they say because of that... water was sent downhill. >> vicki:water leaked underground causing equipment to fail. it is still unclear what caused the manhole cover to blow off

i'm hoping when the study comes back it'll let us right size this and it won't be as impactful to riverside and the isle of capri." the wild rose proposal would employ between 200 and 250 people. the iowa secretary of state's office wants more young people to vote in the upcoming presidential election. secretary of state paul pate announced a new initiative yesterday to work with 38 of iowa's colleges and universities to social media on campuses and bigger efforts for voter registration events. there are more than 300-thousand college students in iowa. in johnson county, officials have been working on getting young people to the polls for years. they plan to put early voting sites up all over campus starting next month. " we're doing a lot of satellite sites out at a lot of campus, dorms, different buildings, law building. " early voting starts september of people file those absentee votes early... because that makes for a much smoother election day. iowa's department of education wants to know whether it's making the grade when it comes to nutrition education for iowa students. it just ann

that's riverside park taking on water. penford right along the river looks dry. past the 8th avenue bridge... there's the mott building, just renovated and reopened -- that's down the hill from the police station. the knutson building is surrounded by water. the amphitheatre has water up to the first level of terraced lawn seating. then shifting back to the focal point with the dow island does have water along the end. the hesco barriers are covering 9.8 miles of the city- at least in this video from last night when it was still daylight -- the barriers seem to be holding up. now we'll shift from the cedar river -- to the wapsipinicon. people in anamosa are watching the river tick up a little more each hour but city leaders say they are not expecting significant flooding. in 2008, flooding caused major damage to the southern part of anamosa. since then, the city spent containment levees near the entrance of the wapsipinicon state park. city leaders say this expense was worth it. "i think you can see by the outcome today, we're pretty secure in what we've done. no

the rebels played host to the highlanders of u-c riverside.... first 25 minutes belonged to u-r. dominating possession... but u-n-l-v's rich garness was there for the save.. one of four on the night... the rebels eventually find their offense getting their first home win of the year. final score 2-1. as for the women... they bounced back from their first loss of the season on friday with a come from behind win sunday in cedar city. southern utah scored the first goal of the game... but the rebels gabriela vasquez tied it up five minutes later... susie bernal scored the winning goal in the second half. 2-1 is the final score. on the eve of the season finale... the 51's fell in the 11th inning to the salt lake bees. final score... salt lake -4, 51s -3 the final game of the 4 game series is set for today at 12:05 p-m in salt lake. last week the 51s and the mets agreed on a two year extension... maintaining the two teams affiliation through 2018. chris brown's attorneys are coming to their client's defense. what brown's lawyers had to conference about the accuser's hunger for fame. f

might be a concern of wildfire smoke with the fire in riverside. but for the most part as we dry out, we'll see fewer clouds. 85 in reno. 95 in salt lake. phoenix, 101. 69 in san francisco. and right at that 90-degree mark up in extreme northern nevada. for southern nevada, overton, 81. while indian springs should have a low of 7 pretty nice. 75 on the mountain. 104 at the lake and even 100 in boulder city and 115 in death valley. our valley heads down to 83 under a partly cloudy sky tonight. then tomorrow, we'll have a mixture of sun and clouds. getting up to 102 for the official high. thunderstorms will stay east of the valley. the wind picks up in the afternoon, getting to 20 plus miles per hour and your seven-day forecast, the especially friday and saturday. but your labor day weekend, 98, 95, 93. remember to tip your favorite weatherman. >> what's the going rate? >> 50%. >> is that right? >> there you go. >> what are you shaking your head for? >> i'm gonna pass the bill. >> thank you for that. >>> let's bring in randy now. the rebel season tim

child and mother hit by crossing riverside parkway in the area. neighbors gathered to pray for the family. >> reporter: a vigil and prayer to honor a 5-month-old boy and h virginia. sheriff officials tell us the mother was pushing a baby in stroller in crosswalk when suv hit them after 8:15 this morning. baby died and mother had serious injuries. >> can't get out of your head her screams. >> reporter: she saw the scene and this evening returned to drop off flowers. >> it's horrible and feel bad for the family. wish them the best. >> reporter: this tight-knit community holds hands, hugs and cries together. >> i'm a law enforcement officer myself and sometimes a little immune to things like that but something like this hurts bad. >> reporter: and tragedy hits close to home for the community. several people in the crowd tell me the driver and mother have kids that go to nearby elementary school. sheriff's office and commonwealth determined whether to charge the driver who stayed on the scene. >> when these things happen it doesn't pull us apart but b

you don't know how you got to riverside park? >> nope. >> reporter: and she says according to her husband, a heels and work clothes. >> a woman saw me. said, "would you like a ride home," i guess. i don't know. i told her my address. i was able to tell her my address. >> reporter: so a complete stranger sees you. >> she said she saw some men nearby that she didn't like the look of who might have been, at that point, probably seeing me as a vulnerable person. and she brought me back here. and at that point i was apparently unconscious. >> reporter: unconscious, in the lobby of her apartment building. maybe somebody seeing this will help you finish the portrait of that. >> yeah. you know, part of me is almost afraid somebody will, you know? it's like, it can be very difficult to confront. >> reporter: her husband marc races down, and calls 911. the woman who had brought her there leaves a card with her phone number. later, elizabeth calls but the call is not returned. anonymous stranger who had the kindness to stop and save a life.

john atwater on the scene on riverside street in watertown. >> three adults and children were treated at mass general hospital after the scare here this happened at 8:00 last night here at the riverside condominiums in watertown. firefighters went door-to-door to get people inside out, and they went through windows of people, if they did not respond. firefighters say that the carbon monoxide levels were very high, registering at 90 parts a million. three parts a million is considered normal. now everyone did make it out safely in large part, thanks to their neighbor. it smelled really bad. >> of course what he did not smell was that carbon monoxide. it's a deadly gas that has no odor, but he did know enough to call for help, and thankfully this morning everyone is back in their apartment. live in watertown this morning, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> we are getting new details after a shooting in boston. it happened last night on ripley road in dorchester. witnesses tell the herald, a hooded gunman openeir group of friends talking on the sidewalk, a man in his 20s was killed, pos