scott county.nstead, a handful of private attorneys appointed by judge gordon take cases on a part-time basis. none of the local attorneys would speak with us on camera. so we went to jackson, the state capital. >> how many people know what their rights are unless they're given an attorney that tells them what their rights are? so it's almost like a catch 22. >> mississippi is one of just 7 states that doesn't have a state-funded public defense system for misdemeanors and felonies. leslie lee's office only handles appeals, death penalty cases, and public defender training. >> do you know how many people are sitting in jail, without having spoken to an attorney? >> oh i'm sure the number is quite large. but i have no idea. it's frightening. >> does anyone keep track of that? >> the challenges are we have 82 counties. 82 different ways that they keep the data. 82 different ways that they appoint public defenders. >> so why is it that in scott county indigent defendants can't see an attorney until aft

these pictures are from a corn field fire in scott county, a county we are told, is under a burn ban. a burn ban is in place, for more than a dozen counties... and may not be lifted until we recieve measurable rain, "can't burn leaves currently right now, uh sticks, things that maybe yard waste that's in your yard, uh those types of things are not allowed in the burn ban." "during the burn ban there is no open burning, but i'm told you can burn in covered fire pits similar to this one."even those who burn prairies as part of their job, say they take burn bans seriously. "if it's announced there is a burn ban or a red flag day, we just simply do not burn. we just stand down and say we're not going to burn today at all."even cigerettes we are told can be risky in these conditions... "we ask that they don't toss their cigerettes out the window, uh that could cause a grass fire, field fire."we are told if you are anxious to burn, in these conditions, patience is important. "i can understand that feeling, where you want to get the job done okay because you have four or five or six other jo

scott county is one of more than a dozen counties with a ban in place. in addition... most of the state is under a red flag warning... meaning outdoor burning is not recommended. experts say it's important to take the warning seriously... even if you feel like you have the fire under that brush pile sends off sparks, it send off embers as it's burning, and those embers can travel many feet. maybe across a road, maybe across a creek, maybe across the river and land in a dry field, and if the wind is up, and it's dry enough, those embers will catch that field on fire. if you want to burn during a burn ban... officials say it needs to be approved by a fire chief in your district. the flakes are already falling in new york... lake effect snow fell steadily along lake ontario... with nearly six inches on the ground in some spots. yesterday started out with wind chills in the 20's... and a hard freeze is expected this morning. icy roads and bridges were a problem... with numerous accidents iowa is moving up in the rankings after a win over northwestern... next man in akrum w

according to the "posting" on agweb, a farmer in scott county, illinois activated the pivots using his smartphone from miles away to help knock down flames. a neighbor also arrived with a disc to cut a fire-break. that part of illinois is considered abnormally dry on the drought monitor. also on agweb -winter wheat seed isn't getting enough moisture to germinate. we heard from a farmer in montgomery county, missouri who says after the wettest spring ever, seed wheat just is just sitting. and this scenic view comes from northern st. joseph county those fall hues. others still have plenty of green. temperatures dipped below freezing over the weekend. and taking a look at the weather map today a big dome of high pressure keeping things mostly dry from the south east to the soututrn plains but things will be changing over the next couple of days i'll have your forecast in a couple of minutes cattle prices seeing more strength to start the week...and a new report gives hope to a slight rebound between now and the end of the year. co-bank says it expects live cattle prices to have a strong y

scott county, a population of less than 25,000 people, had an unprecedented outbreak of hiv related to needle used. to date the number of new confirmed cases of hiv for 2015 exceeds 180. this number is particularly alarming since the entire southeastern region of india has never had more than five new cases annually prior to this year. in addition significant cuts in poverty chronically underfunded public health infrastructure nationwide make communities more vulnerable and frequently leaves them without important public health services such as education i had to protect themselves against life-threatening diseases, and access to confidential hiv testing and treatment among other important services like epidemiology at outbreak investigation capacity. indiana's public health system is particularly vulnerable with our overall health ranking at 41 after funding of public health services at 47 out of the 50 states. between 2009-13, his small role county led the entire state in both drug overdose deaths and nonfederal emergency department visits to do opioid overdose. it's also important t

scott county, population of less than 25,000 people had an unprecedented outbreak. to date the number of knew confirmed cases of new hiv cases for 2013 exceeds 130 people which is particularly alarming and has never had more than five new cases annually. in addition, significant cuts and chronically underfunded public health infrastructure nationwide make communities more vulnerable and leave them without important public health services such as education and how to protect themselves against life-threatening diseases and access to controversial testing and treatment, among other important services like epidemiology and outbreak investigation capacity. this led the entire state in both drug overdose deaths and nonfatal emergency department visits due to opioid overdose. they are strikingly similar by virtue of their characteristics as well as the fragile public health capacity. recently establishing an executive branch task force to focus state government agencies on the system issues surrounding substance abuse. in addition, our attorney general long-standing presc

live in camden county, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> mayor michael nutter scheduled to makeannouncement on public safety. the mayor will reveal more at 9:30 this morning and we shall be there. police commissioner's charles ramsey discussed policing in democracy and and the constitution's role during a forum at the national constitution center last night. someone asked ramsey about stop and frisk. >> just because you stop an individual you don't automatically have to search them. depends on the stop, it depends on whether or not you think that person is in possession of a weapon. >> commissioner ramsey was part of president obama's task force to make recommendations on policing. protesters interrupted his q and a last night. those demonstrators wants officers to be held accountable for crimes against the community. the ncc removed the protesters and the event continued. >> it is 5:06 and we've got new surveillance pictures of two men who robbed a chipotle in willow grove. police say they approached a manager at the restaurant on more lands road saturday night as the manager w

crawford says sheheay just have to cut hours.covering the corridor in johnson county, marissa scott, cbs 2 news ten at ten. the grand opening of the new dupopo cellulosic ethanol plant is helping with the shifting face of climate change. change.ethanol supporters say it begins with supporting renewable fuels.the plant is in nevada and will use harvest leleovers to change that into ethanol.dupont's numbers show seven hundred thousand corn leftover bales are harvested each year.they say each bale will produce 43-gallons of fuel. "we are now providing better economic benefits for our farmers, great jobs here for people that are involved in the processing industry, and wonderful benefits to the consumers" consumers" the plant will start full production next year. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in cedar rapids, a smoke alarm is credited with saving a family from a morning fire. crews were called to the home on meadow brook drive southeast around 8:30 this morning.investigators say it appears to have started in a first floor bedroom. au

scott mcgrew. three suspects, two killings in two bay area counties, but this morning one marin county courtroom facing judge delayed the arraignment until october 26th so two of the three defendants could find legal counsel.

we don't want to become another scott county, indiana, where they had an outbreak of hiv, almost 200 cases in a small rural community. we'd like to offer contra acceptives to prevent neo natal as well. and more than anything else, what i think we'd like to do is to treat the people who come through our doors for this program with dignity and respect and the kind of love they deserve because the ultimate disease underlying every addiction from my per speck sieve is disconnection and alienation from themselves and everybody else around them. two weekends ago, i began working with west virginia university resernlers on a program of mindful -- with addicts in recovery. based off of pioneering work done at the university of washington. and one of the more pleasant surprises i've seen since i've been here is the close connection between public health and public safety. our law enforcement community has been outstanding and we've been really privileged to work with them. finally, i was able to also sit together with delegate dr. chris stancebury to sponsor legislation. he's going to sponsor

scout county, -- scott county, indiana, they triggered a full-scale h.i.v.mic that health declared a epidemic. do we want to see that repeated across the country? they say they will not accept bills that compromises reproductive freedom. let us in this body respect and trust the health care decisions that women make. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. delauro: i yield myself for 10 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 10ekds. ms. delauro: let's trust the health care decisions that women make. we must respect their wishes. i urge my colleagues to vote against this disgraceful bill, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from connecticut reserves her time. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from alabama. mrs. roby: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: reserves. and the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. delauro: this time i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentlelady from new york, a -- someone who has spent her entire career working at issues that help working f

scott. marin county got the most rest while alameda county had the toughest time falling asleep. >> i wonder what the causes are. it's interesting. >> i know. >>> up next at 11:00, tone it down. >> still it's harassment. >> a local church offering no apologies why some community members want worshippers to turn down the volume. a private peninsula school is now taking what some call drastic action to protect students from >>> well, a private school in the peninsula is now taking what some call drastic action to protect students from school shootings or the potential of them. they are putting armed guards roaming the school hallway. >> the sight of police or security guards in school not new, but this san bruno school taking that step -- security a step further. their guards are going to be under cover, part of a covert security firm that usually protect ceos and corporate clients. robert handa has the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: to an outsider manny sanchez appears to be a friendly, casually dressed staff member at the church of high lands k through 8 school, but he's

the fayette county sheriff's office arrested scott franzen on wednesday. franzen was arrested and taken to the fayette county jail. if convicted, he could face up to ten years in prison and ten following a gas explosion from a furnace -- a family asks for help after losing everything. this was the scene monday afternoon on maple street in janesville. according to witnesses -- the explosion was so great -- it blew the home off the foundation -- and kwwl's macleod hageman talks with the family about their loss. mac -- what are emotions like tonight? amanda/ron -- even though melanie kammeyer is relieved her boyfriend and three dogs are all right -- she's says she's devastated she lost her childhood home. melanie says her boyfriend michael walked outside moments before the explosion -- but two of her three dogs were inside. she says the two dogs only experienced a few bumps and scrapes. even though the home was insured -- she's not sure if they will rebuild. so, it's just a matter a matter of getting sort of normalcy right now. because living in a hotel room w

scott county, a population of less than 25,000 people, had an unprecedented outbreak of hiv related to needle sharing among intravenous drug users injecting prescription opiods. today the number of new confirmed cases for hiv in 2015 exceeds 180. this number is particularly alarming since the entire southeastern region of indiana has never had more than five new cases annually prior to this year. in addition, significant cuts in already chronically underfunded public health infrastructure nationwide make communities even more vulnerable and frequently it leaves them without important public health services such as education on how to protect themselves against life-threatening diseases and access to confidential hiv testing and treatment among other important services like epidemiology and outbreak investigation capacity. indiana's public health system is particularly vulnerable with their overall health ranking at 41 and our funding of public health services at 47 out of the 50 states. between 2009 and '13, this small rural county led the entire state in both drug overdose deaths and

we don't want to become another scott county, indiana, where they had an outbreak of hiv -- almost 200ases in a small rural community there. we'd also like to offer contraceptive services to women of the reproductive age who are addicted to drugs to prevent neonatal abstinence syndrome as well. [applause] and more than anything else, what i think we'd like to do is to treat the people who come through our doors for this program with dignity and respect and the kind of love that they deserve, because the ultimate disease underlying every addiction, from my perspective, is disconnection and alienation from themselves and from everybody else around them. two weekends ago, i began working with west virginia university researchers on a program of mindfulness-based relapse prevention with opioid addicts in recovery. this is based off of the pioneering work done at the university of washington. and one of the more pleasant surprises that i've seen since i've been here on the job is the close connection between public health and public safety. our law enforcement community has just been outsta

live outside waldorf in charles county, scott broom, wusa 9. >> the loss of a charles county institution, ms. washington worked for decades at >>> it can be a little on a dark trail. when something smacks you in the back of the head, that's downright terrifying. the scene of the crime, the capitol crescent trail in bethesda. the suspect, small, big eyes, and feathered. produce leshan is live with the scary story, just in time for halloween. [ laughter ] >> reporter: or maybe not so scary, adam. the most likely suspect is an ons to be juvenile owl, looking to have fun. >> i can't believe the owl is attacking people. >> reporter: three people. >> are you kidding? >> reporter: who would have thought it would endanger your skulwarn an aggressive owl is swooping out the trees and running its clues across the hairline of unsuspecting joggers. bloomberg reporter dell quinton tin wilbur tweeted, "was attacked by a rogue owl while jogging into bethesda." >> kilner owl. you don't know what you you think this is a safe neighborhood. >> now we have killer owls. >> reporter: park naturalists believe

scott mcgrew. three suspects, two killings in two bay area counties, but this morning one marin county courtroom facing a judge for the first time. >> nbc bay area's bob redell live in san rafael. what happened in court, bob? >> reporter: kris and scott, the marin county judge delayed the arraignment until october 26th so two of the three defendants could find legal counsel. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom, but i can tell you all three defendants looked very different than the mugshots we've been seeing over the past several days. as all three have since had their heads shaved. this morning they were brought in one by one into the courtroom, shackled at the wrists in red and white striped jail uniforms. none of them addressed the court. the 23-year-old man accused of firing the shot that killed steven carter yawned a couple of times and was sporting the roman numeral 13 in a tattoo on the right side of his neck. not clear what the significance of that might be. two seats to his right was 24-year-old sean angold who sat quietly. and few seats to his right, lila a alligood. >> how would you fee

scott county is one of more than a dozen counties with a ban in place. in addition... most of the state is under a red flag warning... meaning outdoor burning is not recommended. experts say it's important to take the warning seriously... even if you feel like you have the fire under control. like paying too much for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. switch to u.s. cellular today for a price that's guaranteed >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, bad review avenged. retail giant amazon suing more than a thousand people for alleged fake online reviews leaving many consumers asking who can we believe? i'm burning up, up >> plus, healthy pizza. no, it's not a myth. we'll show you how to enjoy the pie without packing on the pounds. >>> and two pig stars stopping by studio, 1a. first, bruce willis makes his live appearance here on "today" in more than two

. >> katherine scott is in brigantine atlantic county with the latest on what she is seeing. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, very windy lots of wind gusts in brigantine. it's raining, it might get heavier, it's not driving rain, but a steady consistent rain. it's the wind we're feeling in brigantine. we're standing by the water it's very dark. the surf is rough if you look ahead. we are seeing the wind gusting and moving the trees, and planters turned over. people are raying for the storms -- are bracing for the storm. they are worried about the remnants of the hurricane on top of this first storm. officials are getting ready. governor chris christie declared a state of emergency he will not hesitate to order evacuations. waves pounded the shoreline. in some areas plows are pushing sand to protect dunes protecting properties along the water. officials are warning resident to prepare for evacuation if necessary. tidal flooding has caused flooding in spots. at this point it is not major. at this point a lot of people have a storm plan in place. they hav

katherine scott is live outside the camden county prosecutor's office. >> reporter: the family plans to lay the little boy to rest. the camden county prosecutor's office has a message for haddon community members there were no signs of forced entry to the home or sex assault. investigators are searching for answers and so is the family and respect toes of the community. there's a growing memorandum arm where the boy was found. 3-year-old brandon found back on october 13. toxicology results could take up to a month. yesterday defense attorney spoke on behalf of his father. he said his client is not a suspect. he called 911 at 6:00 a.m. that tuesday saying his son wandered off from their haddon town apartment overnight. brandon was found dead three hours later a half mile from his father's home. according to his attorney his father has cooperated. >> he has cooperated and he is crest fallen. >> a viewing will be held this afternoon from 3:00 a.m. to 7:00. his funeral tomorrow. >> new this morning, a gunfire has a 28-year-old plan fighting for his life in delaware. wilmington police mar

of the scott county plant to a lot of fanfare. even some fireworks.s invested $360 million in the plant which has created 750 new jobs. the plant will now be able to produce 50,000 lexus vehicles, and it already is making camrys and avalons. and with this new lexus unit, the kentucky plant now has the capacity to build one of 550,000 new vehicles a year. and kentucky is, of course, an important place for car production in america. the bluegrass state is the third largest maker of cars and light trucks in the u.s. i bet you didn't know that. >> no. >> and the new jobs may already being making a dent in the local economy, too. kentucky's unemployment rate dropped to 5% in september. that is the lowest level since 2001. >> and this is not union, is it? this is a right-to-work state. >> no, this -- i don't actually know. but i do know that these jobs have been very much celebrated from all levels of government, and also people who are working at the plant have historically been toyota workers for several decades. so this is continuing to be some good news

reporting live in frederick county scott broom wusa9. >> thank you, scott. >>> when those complaints come n the accounts are usually shut down within 48 hours. >>> a trash truck fire is causing major delays on the icc. that the fire happened near shady grove road as no one was injured. we just checked a few minutes ago, told that the two left lanes are open and the far right lane is still blocked for clean up. >>> to questions now from jurors who are deliberating in the charles severance murder trial. those questions are giving us some hints about what's going on inside that jury room. peggy fox has been covering the trial for us since day one. any chance that the jury might be getting close to a verdict here? >> reporter: well, not at all based on two juror questions that came in late in the day and this jury has been deliberating since 10:00 a.m. >> reporter: judge randy bella read their notes asking for colored markers, another easel pad, more copy of their instruction and a list of all the exhibits. an indication that this jury is just getting started. more than 100 exhibits were

francisco >> good morning and welcome to had monthly meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i'll scott wiener the chairman the authority and want to thank sf gov t jennifer and chals crim nack for todays herem . >> avalos present. commissioner breed, abstant. commissioner christensen, present. commissioner farrell, presentism commissioner mar, abstant. commissioner yang, present. commissioner yee, present. we have quarm >> thank you very much. can you please call item 2 >> item 2, chairs report. this is a nrfgz item. >> colleague yz hope everyone had a great recess and break. since we last convened in last july of this year a lot has happened around transportation in our satey and region. at the state level as you may have followed in the press we were very hopeful the governor and legislature through the legislative session on transportation would actually produce sig cnts revenue for transpor maintenance and infrastructure impruchbments. assembly members chew and mullen strongly advocateed for transportation to be incrude cloouded and i pressed for transportation and safer streets al

katherine scott is live at the camden county prosecutor's office. >> reporter: the detectives here continue to investigate the case trying to figure out what happened to brandon creato what led up to his death at # years old. -- three years old. the hadnship community is still reeling from the little boy's death. >> there are no answers, the whole town wants answers. >> reporter: back on october 13, the little boy's father called 911 around 6:00 a.m. saying his son wandered off from the apartment overnight. he shared custody with brandon's mother. three hours later he was found in a wooded area in cooper river park a half mile from his father's home. his attorney said he is not a suspect and has fully cooperated. >> he wants 0 to be as helpful as he could and answered all the questions. >> reporter: a viewing will be held today from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. this evening, and his funeral is set for tomorrow. >> new this morning, a driver involved that crash in northeast philadelphia is recovering in the hospital. this happened at 1:30 a.m. in the northbound lanes of the boulevard at southampto

much for >> good morning and welcome to had monthly meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i'll scott wiener the chairman the authority and want to thank sf gov t jennifer and chals crim nack for todays herem . >> avalos present. commissioner breed, abstant. commissioner christensen, present. commissioner farrell, presentism commissioner mar, abstant. commissioner yang, present. commissioner yee, present. we have quarm >> thank you very much. can you please call item 2 >> item 2, chairs report. this is a nrfgz item. >> colleague yz hope everyone had a great recess and break. since we last convened in last july of this year a lot has happened around transportation in our satey and region. at the state level as you may have followed in the press we were very hopeful the governor and legislature through the legislative session on transportation would actually produce sig cnts revenue for transpor maintenance and infrastructure impruchbments. assembly members chew and mullen strongly advocateed for transportation to be incrude cloouded and i pressed for transportation and safer streets al

county. >> katherine scott is at the jersey shore watching the path of hurricane joaquin. >> reporter: nydiastorms are heading our way. we're live in atlantic city with more preparations around the shore coming up at 6:30. take the long way, huh? ♪ thank you cyrus. lease an mkc for $299 a month only at your lincoln dealer. ♪ for one of two cars involved in a hit-and-run. two cars hit a pedestrian after 7:00 p.m. in the 200 block of east 9th street. one driver stopped to help the victim. witnesses tell police the over driver took off in a black chevy impala. the victim died at the scene. >>> five fraternity members at the university of alabama have been jailed for hazing, reportedly made pledges sand in buckets and ice and salt that left burns on the feet of the students. punishment include no social he needs to events. >> an investigation into the philadelphia department of health failures to inspect one of our sports venue. >> reporter: before you by the into a piece of pizza you'll want to see what's inside the health inspection report. mice feces and dead roaches inside the ice machine. "

. >> scott broom is live at prince george's county hospital center with breaking details. us more, scott. >> reporter: a very urgent situation. we know two people have been injured. let me step out of the frame so can you see hyped us here. there was vehicle that pulled up to the prince george's county hospital center about a half hour ago. apparently two injured people inside. they were taken indoors. let me show you a videotape taken earlier. bladensburg police tell us there was shooting a the 57th place in bladensburg. at least two people were injured there. they were hustled into a vehicle parentally by acquaintances, friends and perhaps -- apparently by acquaintances and family members. bladensburg police was one of them. we were told that one of those gunshot victims is in serious condition. he has been identified as a young adult man. people have the people in the vehicle -- police have the people in the vehicle with the gunshot victims on the curb there. they are questioning them trying to sort out exactly what happened. scott broom, wusa 9. >>> we know that scott w

. >> good morning and welcome to had monthly meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i'll scott wiener the chairman the authority and want to thank sf gov t jennifer and chals crim nack for todays herem . >> avalos present. commissioner breed, abstant. commissioner christensen, present. commissioner farrell, presentism commissioner mar, abstant. commissioner yang, present. commissioner yee, present. we have quarm >> thank you very much. can you please call item 2 >> item 2, chairs report. this is a nrfgz item. >> colleague yz hope everyone had a great recess and break. since we last convened in last july of this year a lot has happened around transportation in our satey and region. at the state level as you may have followed in the press we were very hopeful the governor and legislature through the legislative session on transportation would actually produce sig cnts revenue for transpor maintenance and infrastructure impruchbments. assembly members chew and mullen strongly advocateed for transportation to be incrude cloouded and i pressed for transportation and safer streets al

francisco >> good morning and welcome to had monthly meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i'll scottiener the chairman the authority and want to thank sf gov t jennifer and chals crim nack for todays herem . >> avalos present. commissioner breed,

president, george pataki is in the granite state today having lunch with the chester county republicans before heading to scott brown' s no bs barbecue. marco rubio is also in new attend a house party. afghanistan. the head of u.s. forces -- what the u.s. -- what the head of u.s. forces says about the incident. kevin: milder afternoon as temperatures jump again. we will talk about the one shower chance coming up. sean: if you are looking to add who is it that's got the foreign policy experience to deal with what has become an increasingly complicated world at a time when america needs to emerge and restore its leadership? no one really has that experience, except for maybe one. john kasich's for us. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content of this it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. her plan

scott broom in prince georges county to explain. >> reporter: first responders interact with people withabilities more than you may know. >> roughly half of public safety encounters involve persons with disabilities. >> reporter: that's lieutenant print waters of the maryland national capital park police. the agency you its mounted patrol facile toy host other agency and hundreds of individuals with intellectual and physical challenges, people their caregivers like ebony brook do worry about if there's an encounterer police. >> we have a person we support who may be hard of hearing and officer could tell you to "freeze, pause." you move forward and that client could be harmed because they don't know this person has a disability. they don't know that they don't hear you. >> reporter: in maryland, the death of ethan saylor in 2013 became a watershed moment. the 26-year-old man with down syndrome suffocated while frederick deputies tried to take control of him in a movie theater over ann paid admission. in the wake of that tragedy, today in prince georges county, a festive gathering to let

county. sean michael angold, lila scott allgood, and morrison haze lampley are charged in the case and expected to make share first court appearance. the victims, steve carter and audrey carey were found, morrison haze lampley was the gunman in both. all three are charged with multiple murders with essential circumstances making the death penalty a possibility. >> our reporter, amy hollyfield, will joins from the courthouse where proceedings will begin in a few hours. >> san francisco police are investigating related incident, a suicide and assault. a 26-year-old new yorker in town for a medical convention committed suicide on sunday jumping from the roof of the hotel and a worker was reported missing and she was found in a penthouse suffering from life threatening injuries. while searching the room officers found evidence linking the assault to the suicide. >> i can tell you the case is being handle by a special victims unit and the unit does investigate certain cases such as crimes against children, domestic violent, sexual assault that type of thing. >> woman was taken to san francisco jenni

counties this year. the news 4 i-team scott mcfarland took a look at the most dangerous spots for bicy e bicyclis bicyclists. >>> it could cost tens of thousands of dollars to reprint some election ballots in prince william county. the local news reports several candidates' names are not print the the way the candidates wanted them. that could cost as much as $100,000 to reprint the ballots. the county election board will meet tonight to decide whether to reprint those ballots or put signs at polling places with the correct names. >>> do you know how to work all that cool new technology in your car? no. a lot of people don't. national transportation officials say the confusion is contributing to what could be the deadliest year for drivers since 2007. today the secretary of transportation and the national safety council will launch a new campaign to educate drivers. it's a website called, my car does what? you say that sometimes. it offers graphics you can click through, videos you can watch ahead of this year's winter weather. >> durability. >> transportation officials say in some places people get so conf

the marin county da filed first- degree murder charges against 23-year-old morrison hate lampley, 24-year-old sean michael ingold, and 18-year-old scottthem as drifters. they are responsible for shooting and killing a well- known marin county therapist. his name steve carter, 67, while hiking on a trail in fairfax early this month. it was carter's stolen car in the jeep -- dps on is that helped

already several counties there are under flood warnings. scott, here, emergency crews have not ruled out the possibility of some evacuations in low-lying areas because of flooding concerns. they say those concerns could stretch into next week. >> pelley: kris van cleave, thanks. so, where is the hurricane read of headed now. lonnie quinn is the chief weather caster of wcbs. >> i will give you the latest from the national hurricane center and here it is. it has weakened a little bit, still a category three, major hurricane, winds at 125 miles per hour. the official track from the keeps it offshore. no one on the eastern seaboard even in the cone of concern but we've got to talk about the storm. i know we've got the two different systems one around the southeast and joaquin. take a look. you can see the tail of that rain coming from the carolinas right down to joaquin. so even if joaquin continues to push further east like we think it will, it still supplies a lot of rain to our area. >> pelley: lonnie quinn, wcbs, thanks. 11 americans are dead in

"action news" reporter katherine scott is live at camden county prosecutor's office with what we knows morning. katherine. >> reporter: matt, the child's death remains under investigation. homicide investigators here at the camden county prosecutor's office have been questioning the child's father among other people, but no arrests have been made and a lot of questions remain including how this little boy died. friends and neighbors gathered in haddon township last night to remember three-year-old brendan creato. a little boy who loved cats and dogs, pirates and the hulk. >> he was going to be the hulk for halloween. he had his costume ready. he was a joy. >> reporter: creato's body was found yesterday about a half mile from his father's home in a wooded area of cooper river park. family friends say the child's parents, amanda din not tow and dj creato live in separate homes. authorities say the child's grandmother dropped brendan off at his father's apartment 9:30 monday neither. he was reported missing by a family member the next morning at 6:00. among others authorities have been q