you have security lock boxes inside of there. you could never open your window. that helped open the door the notable story is a teen who spent two of his three years inside of rikers in solitary confinement locked up 23 hours a day. they exhibit the same behaviors that he did he would set up on his windowsill in the house and talk to it. i would say 100 percent of his suicide was due to the torture that happened there. they put forth a series to improve rikers island. he promised to end solitary confinement for those 21 and under. that promise has yet fully the department of correction said it corrections said it actually has taken action already there. in the statement it's committed to ending solitary come find me. it is an age-appropriate alternative too solitary confinement. they gave himself a new deadline of october to get it altogether. it's not the answer. they often tell me they don't think it's ever going to end. >> we have concerns about the way it has been set up physically that it's basically a cage with plexi glass and it will accommodate about eig

yard, and the inmates that were out in the maximum security yard were actually able to defeat the security lock, and got through there and manson was out in the yard playing the guitar, and they ended up breaking it. i don't know if they hit him with it. or they ended up breaking his guitar. so we took it. he wasn't hurt or anything. we quelled the disturbance pretty quick. the guy that actually came into the yard was more scared than manson. he came in real quick and broke the guitar up and got down. so complied with the orders. >> any idea what song manson was singing? "revolution" or -- >> no. i have no idea what he was playing. >> "helter-skelter"? >> no, i don't know. coming up on muss nbc's "your business," this clothing company was one of the first to look for financial backing through equity crowd funding. find out how they did it and whether equity crowd fund will work for your small business. >>> she's a five-time olympic maeldist, now find out about the entrepreneurial side to tennis great venus williams. that plus what you need to know to prevent your computer from being held hostag

fund to strengthen security, which includes installing surveillance cameras, alarm systems and securely locked doors. >>> well, here's one. the tenth annual world gravy >> did you say gravy? >> i said gravy. hundreds of spectators came out to witness competitors tussle their way to the top -- >> oh, suplex! >> -- in 20,000 gallons of traditional lancaster gravy. that sounds really yummy and really, really messy. do you think the winner won a turkey? >> oh, that would be good. let's throw mashed potatoes in there, make it a little more messy. >> i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a great wednesday and we'll as he prepares to make a major immigration speech in nearby arizona, donald trump making a surprise trip beforehand. we'll tell you where he is headed. plus -- >> barricaded myself in my house. have you seen my house? i'm going to barricade myself in. i'm n >> for what? >> kim: out of jail. you just saw a piece of the social media that was put up by chris brown yesterday. this morning what he has to say about those antics and why police were called to his so-called palac

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the inmates that were out on the maximum security yard were able to defeat the security lock and got through there. manson was out in the yard playing the guitar, and they ended up breaking it. i don't know if they hit him with it, but they ended up breaking it. we took it. he wasn't hurt or anything. we quelled it pretty quick. the guy that came into the yard was more scared than manson. he came in real quick and broke the guitar up and got down. so he complied with the orders. >> any idea what song manson was singing? >> no, no. i have no idea what he was playing. >> "helter-skelter." >> yeah, i don't know. this sunday morning a new trump controversy. donald trump of the father of fallen muslim. >> you have sacrificed nothing. and no one. >> trump responds that he made many sacrifices and questions why the mother didn't speak at the democratic convention. the father responds. plus 100 days to go, where does the race stand now. joining me this morning are the two top strategis

. >>> many senior citizens are angry about a new security feature locking them out of their social security accounts. if you do this on-line you have to provide a cell phone number now. it allows them to receive an access code by text every time they try to log on. that means users that don't have a cell phone can't access their accounts. either e-mail, call or visit a local social security office to get help. >>> several pasco county kids are set to start a new school year thanks to special shoppers. in an effort by the fraternal order of police at the pasco county sheriff's office lodge 29. they raised enough money not only to take 100 kids shopping but each child had a budget of $300. >> i have three children and this is really helpful. it helps us out tremendously. school district to help find the kids in most need. >>> if you ever had a bike stolen you know it's important to have it registered. the hillsborough county sheriff's office is holding a bike registration event today, at the walmart on nebraska avenue just north of bearss avenue. the event runs from 12:30 until 3:30, all aime

. >> they are secured, locked. >> reporter: those thieves are at large tonight. i spoke late this afternoon with former mta nika sale. -- nick casall. he said security is being stepped up. >> thank you, n.j. >>> we have breaking news down in florida right now. i'm told we will hold off on that. she was supposed to be sentenced for murdering her own child. a judge is considering a new trial for michelle lodzinski. the just is expected to rule in the coming weeks. in may she was convicted of timothy in 1991. he was last seen at a carnival in sayreville, new jersey. now the breaking news because we have a fire that is burning in miami-dade. this comes after reports of an explosion at a florida power and light plant nearly 8,000 customers are without power. people in that area have reported hearing an explosion. moments before they saw smokes and flames. what you are looking at is live pictures. we have seen the fire diminish in the past half hour or so so to get things under control. an explosion and fire at a florida power plant. we will continue to keep an eye on t

but while they loot the items, the clerk when out the back door and then pulled down the security door locking in the robbers. >> i thought it was a prank or something and he came there way and showed me the gun. >> the robbers found tools to open the gate after 20 minutes and were able to get away before the police arrived. and now there is an investigation into what took police so long to get there. >>> and a military aircraft designed to detect space mines, blasted off this morning. >> three, two, one and liftoff! >> it launched from cape canaveral's station. they will patrol a belt that wraps around the equator more than 22,000 miles up and the satellites will look for small spacecraft that could sneak up to a large national security satellite and disable it with an explosion. there are more caseser the zika virus from mosquitos in south florida and new concerns that the virus is spreading. >> and a family is suing the popular shoe maker, crocs, why they say the company is responsible for their son's injury on a slater. great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, ins

that's when he quickly pulled down the security gate... locking the suspects inside the store. the robbers were trapped inside for more than 20 minutes before finding a tool box to pry open the gates. torres says: "i thought they were playing at first. i thought it was like a prank or something. so when he come this way and then he showed me the gun. 'where are the iphones and the galaxies?' i said, 'there are no iphones or galaxies, but whatever phone is on the wall you can take anything. whatever you want." the thieves were so busy trying to escape... they forgot to take their loot with them. witnesses called 9-1-1, but it took authorities too long to arrive.... so, the thieves got away. paterson police say internal affairs is looking into why it took police so long to get there. robo-calls could soon be... a thing of the past? how some big tech companies could be your allies in stopping those changes are coming to your twitter feed. the new features that let you hid harrassing comments. you're watching fox5 news at 4. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm

working on the hill where there is security alerts, lock downs, there are bulleting fired and you don't know what direction they're going. there is untable people attracted to the political process and i hope he takes the warnings seriously and tries to ramp it back. and acknowledges that you have to be more precise. >> as a second amendment advocate, gun owner, nra member, what bothers me most is this is not how second amendment advocates talk. they know that it exists to resist tyranny. not an elected political official carrying out her duties. it is not an empty threat or a joke at a campaign rally. >> you thought it was a casual joke. >> i think he was pandering to a group of people he doesn't understand. he doesn't once gun control issues. he is renting conservative values for the duration of this campaign. >> maybe he doesn't understand them to your standard, but second amendment at nra members do understand that omar mateen's pro gun control dad was on the front row of a hillary clinton -- >> i can't have a conversation about an issue when it completely is veered off. >> congress

i will keep social security in a lock box and that pays down the national debt and the interest savings. i would put right back into social security. that extends the life of social security for 55 years. now, i think that it's very important to understand that cutting benefits under social security means that people like winfred skinner from des moines, iowa who is here would have a much harder time because there are millions of seniors who are living almost hand to mouth and you talk about cutting benefits, i don't go along with it. i am opposed to it. i'm also opposed to a plan that diverts one out of every $6 away from the social securitys is trust fund. social security pays the checks this year. the governor wants to divert one out of every $6 into the stock market which means he would drain a trillion dollars out of the social security trust fund over -- in this generation over the next ten years and social security under that approach would go bankrupt within this generation. his leading adviser on this plan actually said that would be okay because then the social securitys secur

out the back door, ran to the front of the business, that's when he quickly pulled down at security gate locking the guys inside. the robbers were trapped there, listen to this more than 20 minutes but they got out. they were paying for first. and then he show me the gun. >> what that's all. we don't have no. you can take anything. whatever you want. >> the thieves were so busy trying to escape they forget to take stolen goods with them witnesses called 911 but it took authorities too long to arrive. to the thieves as i mentioned a short time away go away. first time in his life in a new york man gets the gift of clear hearing. foundation. fox has that story. >>> david sweet is 65-year-old retired grandfather of 6. he's had issues with his hearing since he was born. but today, was able to hear clearly for the first time in his life. >> i'm hearing out of both times for the first time. sound pretty good? >> yeah. good. that static was actually the fan on in the room. david sweet has never been >> that fan, i see the fan. moving around here. i can hear the fan. it would be great. it really is. swe

that's when he quickly pulled down the security gate locking the suspects inside the store.ere trapped inside for more than 20 minutes before trying to find a tool to pry the gates back open. >> i thought they are playing at first. i thought it was prank or something. when they come this way, and then he showed me the gun. where are the galaxies and i phones. >> we don't have galaxy and i phones. you can take whatever you want. >> they didn't get whole lot. they were so busy trying to escape they forgot to take the stolen goods with them. witnesses did call 911 but listen to this it took authorities too long to arrive so those thieves were able to get away. >>> oh, my goodness. happening now, full recover free deadly flooding so far at least 13 people are dead from historic flooding in louisiana. >> but the number of people affected has stretched into the thousands. tonight prayers and aid are streaming into louisiana from around the world. president obama will travel to the area on tuesday. but gop presidential nominee donald trump made the trip today. striking a tone we ha

employee snuck out the back door, ran into the front of the business and then closed down the security gate lockings in the store. the robbers were trapped inside for more than 20 minutes before finding a tool box to pry the gates open. >> i thought they were playing at first. i thought it was prank or something. when they come this way, and them he show me the gun. where are the galaxy i phones. any phone on the wall, you can take anything whatever you want. >> the thieves were so busy trying to escape, they forgot to take all those stolen goods with them. witnesses called 911. but listen to this. it took authorities too long to arrive so the thieves well they were able to get away. >> i can't believe it. >>> old city has a number of tours you can take to learn about the history of the city, but now we'll show you how one group is using a popular game to take their tour up a notch. >>> all right. are you willing to volunteer to be infected with the zika virus who is asking people to step up and how it could help stop the spread of the virus. >>> sean? >> chris, once again ryan howard cleared by ma

an employee sneaks out the back door and locks it and goes to the front of the door and locks the security gate. for 20 minutes the gathers and records video. even though the store worker called police, get this, the crooks found tools and pried themselves out before officers arrived. the patterson police department is investigating the response time, trying to figure out if this was human error or if the caller relayed the improper information. >>> the newest smart phone is hitting stores toda the galaxy note 7 features an eye. it comes in 7 colors. the phone is samsung's to apple's iphone 6s plus. >>> nearly 1,000 students absent from school yesterday in central florida. the one reason officials believe they did not want to be in the classroom. plus these top stories. >> reporter: a man arrested here for exposing himself to kids getting off th is always afraid for student safety in this spot. >> reporter: old school paper ballots still the norm in florida. why the state won't be getting high tech any time soon. >> reporter: these are going to benefit the salvation army. but not all of th

secure type of holster. >> reporter: this is the safari land 6360 gun holster with automatic locking system. it's more secure and started issuing it to all new recruits in june of 2014. it is not the one used by the 52nd precinct whose gun was stolen by a suspect tuesday morning and used to kill an innocent bystander. >> we're going to review all the tactics and the equipment involved. looking at the video, mr. guzman made a fast move and ripped the gun out of the police officer's holster. >> reporter: it's an easy thing to do. former nypd officer. >> it's secure. it has two safety mechanisms for the gun to come out. so the thumb snap is one of them and there's another mechanism that allows the officer to take the gun out. you can't pull it from behind or straight up. >> reporter: instead, it has to be rocked forward, then removed. this is a closer look at that holster. it looks with a strap and can be more easily removed, which is why the nypd says it plans to phase it out over time. cop's worst nightmare, someone getting aheld of your gun. the investigation will determine if this was by acc

understand some basic precautions to take responsibility for their own safety and the security of their own property, locking their doors, utilizing the services that we provide. kathy: among the services offered to students are walking escorts or rides from campus security anytime of the day or night. joyce: new at 6:00, turning the page on the latest chapter in hotel in drexel town square this morning. the 112 room towneplace suites by marriott will be built on the eastern border of the development. on the left side of your screen, a look at what it'll look like when it's finished. oak creek's mayor says this is just another step in the positive momentum happening right now in the city. >> this is going to be a continual process, because as this site fills up, the area around it be part of this new downtown and i think we'll see some of those areas fill up as well. joyce: the towneplace suites are sl you'll soon have a new place to shop for home decor in greenfield. next month, a new at home store is opening near 27th and layton, in the former k-mart building. this is the texas-based chain's second wiscons

and make sure everything is locked and secured. >> we're not going to tolerate this kind of behavior. >> reporter: unrelated but a g eight cars on locust avenue in farmingdale. police think this is the work of other vandals. they got one window on john and carol's car. >> i why. but so many cars. >> reporter: just down the street, another homeowner had already called the mobile glass repair company to replace a window. this worker says he had already made other repairs. >> there aren't those markings, the gang markings on the cars in investigation. >> investigators are canvassing from video of security cameras with the hopes of getting a clearer pictures of the suspects. tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> what a night on long island. >>> just to recap, what a day in new york city and midtown at the trump tower. 56th street and 5th avenue in midtown. a young learned, steve from virginia, climbing up, clearly an experienced climber, climbing up suction clips right there. belayed on very strong color coated strings and rope there. he went to the 21st floor before police, they t

they advise to keep your trash locked away, secure the lids.. and keep your dogs and cats in yourho >>> a massive overnight apartment fire in maryland left dozens hurt, including several firefighters. some of the injuries were the result of people having to jump out of their windows. children were also being dropped from windows to firefighters down below. others were able to get down work ladders from trucks in the neighborhood. some are still unaccounted for... the fire engulfed at least two or three buildings... and is now under contrl this morning. fortunately no one's injuries ((brian loftus)) >>> metro police are looking for an alleged burglar.. who knocked off at least eight slot machines since may. police say the man targets convenience store slot machines.. in the northwest valley and in north las vegas. in several incidents, he's pried the front panel off machines using a crow bar. he then takes off with the cash in a dark colored four-door sedan -- possibly a toyota corolla -- which is m hub-cap. in other events, he's been seen drivin

((shakala alvaranga)) it is advised to keep your trash locked away with secure lids and to keep r your home at night. that meeting will last until 8 o clock tonight. reporting live, shakala alvaranga, 8 news now. /// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> from coyotes to monkeys... a monkey on board a las vegas- bound flight last night... was a service animal. a spokesman for 'frontier airlines' says the flight was coming in from columbus, ohio. the passenger stowed the monkey in his shirt during the flight... and broke policy by not informing the airline that he was bringing a service animal on board. law enforcement had to be brought in and that's when they figured out the monkey was passenger faces any consequences./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the winds picked up today... katie boer is in for tedd... our air quality advisory has been allowed to expire -- but smoke and advisory has been allowed to expire -- but smoke and dust levels still remain at "moderate" ... staying a bit hazy and murky in the evening/morning hours especially. as far as alerts go however... there is a flash flood warning for

this lock your secure your items. >> it's silly we have to remind each other to do that. >> theft was up due to those not locking their cars up. how much is it up? >> 15%. >> higher. >> 20%. >> 30%. >> 30% higher in 2014 compared to 15. you can blame new comers to colorado. >> as move to colorado -- >> when a car thief gains access to their car, they're gaining access to your life and maybe even your home. in denver, howard nathan, cbs4 morning news. >>> family members hoped surveillance video will help police arrest a killer. someone shot and killed a man yesterday morning outside of a denver strip club. south -- officers put out -- have not put out a suspect's description. >>> the smell of freshly sharpened pencil and backpacks are back in denver and puta clear skreek -- schools start at csu and cu. the smell of mosquito repellent is in the air. the superintendent of schools also distributed protective uniforms that consist of long sleeves and pants in steamy miami. zika infected five more people in miami beach. experts with the national institute of health says zika could hang arou

this flashing sign posted by the denver police reminds you, lock your vehicle and secure your items. >> it's silly that we have to remind each other to do up. way up. due in part to people not looking their car. >> i always lock my car, but some people don't. >> so that gets you thinking? >> yeah, absolutely and makes me nervous. >> how much is auto theft up? >> 15%. >> higher. >> 20? >> reporter: almost 30% higher in 2015 compared to 2014. why? you could blame newcomers to colorado. it's move into colorado, and violent crimes increase, auto theft is with those. >> i have a buddy that leaves his car unlocked occasionally. >> why? >> because he doesn't care. >> reporter: he should care, auto theft often plays a role in other crime. >> processing gang activity, stealing these cars, then involved in all kinds of other crimes, where it's running guns, drugs, or a meth ring. criminal access to your car, you're allowing access to your life. >> they have your garage door opener. we had one ring of thieves using them for home invasion. they were stealing the car to break into the home. >> rep

staff was running behind secure areas and locking doors. just pure craziness. >> just crazy. just chaos around the airport. >> reporter: following a thorough investigation, authorities say they found no signs of a shooter. authorities are still now trying to figure out the catalyst for those 9-1-1 calls. investigators are questioning the callers themselves that are speaking to merchant ted airport and also speaking to the people who worked at the airport bars. one possible theory, we're told, is that some of the passengers were watching television, watching a usain bolt win the 100-meter dash, and there was an impromptu celebration, they made noise and that might have been mistaken for gunfire but that still leaves unanswered why is there a second round of calls, 45 minutes later, this time saying that there was gunfire in another terminal? possibly some of those callers may have read about what was taking place in terminal one on social media but as of now it still remains a mystery. >> pretty wild. thank you. >>> did the obama administration break the law with that $400 mil

security.. including bullet proof glass.. electronic doors and door locks.. cameras, both visible and not visible.. and panic buttons strategically located throughout the building. back at home.. students at u-n- l-v will be hitting the books too.. and campus will be crowded. for the 5-th straight year in a row.. u-n-l-v is welcoming its largest class ever. about 4-thousand freshman are heading onto campus.. packing the residence halls to capacity. the class of graduate students is growing as well... with enrollment up about 4- percent. living on campus but about 90- percent of u-n-l-v students commute.. which will cause a lot of traffic headaches today. u-n-l-v is working towards a solution.. building a brand new garage across from the in-n-out on maryland.. but students this year should still get to campus early.. because the new garage won't be ready until may 20-17. if you're planning on parking on campus.. make sure you buy a new parking pass. semester and yearly passes are now available online.. with prices for motorcycles starting at just 36-dollars fo

the complex willbe changing all the locks and upgrading their security system.this investigation is still ongoing. police are looking into other reports of medicine stolen from the same apartment complex 3 3 3 3 3 3 -nats jessica-"next one, i-20, i-20" i-20" cbs 58 anchor jessica tighe calling bingo at potawatomi for the annual "heart off canal street" fundraiser for local charities. this year, cbs 58 is oud pr rtner with potawatomi. from no buy special bingo when you shts... the ice goes to the game winner...the oter ha goes to a fud that benefits local chaes. st year, the casino raised more than a million dollars. 3 "3...2...1" -- whistle- whistle- another member of the morning ew, ichael schlesinger...participated in celebrity cream puff eating contest. there's a technique to this...you can't use your hands....and once hael got started to disappea thiswas the first time for michael in the contest, and while michael in the contest, and while he did ?not? win the coveted cream puff trophy....he got experience he can use next year. scott joins us now with sports an the packers welcome thr

lock. that -- they have security cameras but not with the theft occurred. >> it is a shame that somebody takes it and prevents the congregation here for having access to their potential for a miracle and somebody is probably going to try to sell it for a few bucks. >>> -- >> church officials have placed a sign asking that they return the relic with no questions asked. they say if it is returned they will put it in a more secure display case. >>> it will cost you more now to park it in francisco international airport airport quality -- quietly raised fees by over 40% long-term parking was $25 a day short-term parking went from $28 $28-$36 a day. a spokesperson says it will encourage people to use public transportation but sfo plans to use the resident -- revenue to build a long-term parking lot. >>> b.a.r.t. has started upgrading if elevators. people are urinating in the elevators damaging the floors and in some cases the floors are beginning to corrode. they're spending $340,000 to replace that flooring and protect them they thick coating that will be urine resistant. >> i would really -- i re

they feel too much emphasis on security may keep their loved ones locked away. >> translator: people with disabilities and their families will hesitate to step into society. that's what i fear. >> reporter: japan is considered to be a very safe place to live. it's not used to dealing with violent attacks. following last week's mass murder, the question for care homes for people with disabilities is how far do you go? on one hand you want to ensure safety, the other, social interaction and quality of life. takafumi terui, nhk world, tokyo. >>> more than one month after a deadly terror attack, bangladesh is trying to fight back against extremism. while police hit radicals head on, new ad campaigns are trying to prevent young people from becoming terrorists. nhk world's daisuke iijima reports. >> reporter: the spirit of dhaka remains. as a nation comes to grips with the massive terror attack, they're doing all they can. the country was shocked when young men committed deadly attacks. the men killed more than 20 people after taking over a restaurant. security forces stumbled into the bui

you should expect to lose it even if it's locked up. secure those valuables inside in yur homes. >> kelly: yes. sharing the information, i think, is key, evan axelbank reporting tonight. >> mark: the man behind the major human trafficking ring busted in pinellas county will spend the next ten years of his life behind bars. he's accused of trafficking at least seven women in a today he agreed to a plea agreement of ten years in prison followed by ten years of probation and whim be registered as a lifetime sex offender. before he begins the sentence, one of his victims took to the stand today to send him off with a chilling farewell. we won't show her face, but you have to hear what she said in court. >> this man was a very violent and manipulative person. i met him at a very young age, 23. drugs. he used that to his advantage. i hope the next 20 years of his life are as miserable as all the years he stole from me and women like me. i'm happy that he will no longer have the chance to hurt another woman. >> mark: that victim has been sober for th

family suppose to do for two full weeks...we're suppose to sit here in prison and lock everything up.. a neighbor's security camera recorded this surveillance video from across the street showing 3 people walking to her front door several times from the home.. but metro says it needs to find probable cause before taking anyone into custody. republican presidential candidate donald trump made a surprise visit to las vegas today for a private meeting with several hispanic leaders. 13 action news anchor christopher king spoke with someone at that roundtable.. and joins us live with more. chris. the vast majority of hispanic voters support hillary clinton. donald trump - wants to win some of them over. leaders - here trump tower..to talk about how to do that. tonight..we speak with one of those business leaders. "we've been doing very, very well with the latinos." donald trump..sounding upbeat..as sits down with hispanic business leaders..here in las vegas. they want to see jobs come stop..in the valley. was supposed to talk about immigration reform. "it was a very productive meeting." jesus marquez..who's on a

secured. they are not locked due to the nature of what kind of housing unit that is.supposed to be going into another inmate's cell at that point. at the time when he was in that particular housing unit, he was on a detail that detail was the night detail, that's why he was awake at 3:00 in the morning. however, he chose to take advantage of the situation by entering someone else's cell at that time. inmate allen is typically not a disciplinary problem. >> i've been here almost a year and a couple months. and i haven't had one disciplinary action. this is my first one. so all they charged me with was being out of place. that's all the charges was. >> william will now have to serve out the remaining six months of his sentence in jail. >> now i have to go into survival mode. i mean, you regret your movements, your actions. you have to think about whether to bite your tongue or hold your tongue, this is a game of chess here. this is nothing but an art of war. this is all it is. >> while things have been tough for the allen brothers, their sister melissa has gotten some g

lock. >> they see if i cannot secured they will take it and write off. she wants to get a new bike. >> i want to ride my bike. >> but she is still hesitant. >> and deputies also say, that what you can do is take out your cell phone and snap a picture of the serial number and also of your bike to make sure tt stolen that can help them track it down. deputies also say what you can do is keep your bike inside your apartment or home to protect yourself. they each have their own bike registration programs that you can take advantage of. >>> right now, hillsborough county detectives are working to find this man. they say, but he demanded money from a bank teller at this florida credit union. he ran off. call crimestoppers if you know who he is. you could be eligible for a reward. >>> having trouble sleeping? the best solutions, they are now warning against taking sleeping pills. better solutions, go see your doctor. they can rule out any medical problems. if you are given the all clear, consider making an appointment. >> cognitive behavioral therapy has been s

a grinder breaks a lock on a security gauge and a van forces the door -- man forces the door open witha crowbar. he was five minutes away and arrived right behind police. he had been looted of some 40 items. industrial size power tools, chainsaws, blowers, weed trimmer's, hedge trimmer's.>> this is what commercial gardeners and homeowners used, people with large properties. >> reporter: average price, $300-$500, $15,000 total. all of its deal products -- steel products. >> they were done at three minutes. in and cut and out. they tried to get in here for months ago.>> reporter: last time the burglars could not cut through the padlock. this time they were better prepared.>> talking to the cutter company, they say the same group of guys is hitting people all over california.>> reporter: schram started his business 20 years ago. he had a break in within months of stalking steele products. last week's crew described by police as professional, likely part of a burglary ring, words -- wore hoods and mask. schram thinks the video is his best weapon. >> the more people see the footage, they co

of pills in his pockets.meanwhile, the complex tell us it will be changing all the locks and upgrading their security system. 3 a local dispatcher has resigned after being investigated for misconduct. cbs 58's kristen barberisi is live in cudahy tonight. kristen. investigators say the dispatcher pocketed money, intended to pay off parking tickets.this all came to light-after a cudahy man got an overdue notice, for a after receiving an over due notice-- the man told police exactly when he paid the ticket-- so investigators reviewed survailence video from the lobby.according to an affidavit, the video shows the man walk in, and pay the $25-dollar fine.but police say the dispatcher, who cbs 58 is not naming because she has not been charged yet, didn't deposit the money in the cash register properlyand she doesn't enter in the computer system that the ticket was paid.later that afternoon-the from the register and putting it in her back pocket.and thats not the only incident-- investigators say they found evidence of "numerous instances of suspicious activity"police handed the case over to the milwaukee c

security informing folks the mall was on lock-down with no cars and no waive leaving, hundreds endedded up at marriott on glenwood. everybody is safe, but at the same time, we just didn't know a lot of uncertainty. >> reporter: some four hours later, raleigh police chief brown held a press conference, informing the public after searching the mall, they weren't able to substantiate the reports. investigators had been the found a shooter or any evidence that bullets had been fired. no arrests have been made and the chief explaining eight people were injured and most of that the result of the rush to leave the mall. as far as when it would re- open? >> that is a lengthy process and in the very beginning who were at the mall, who were at the mall today is the most important piece of all of this. so until we can render everything safe, no one goes back into the mall. >> reporter: a live look back at mall tonight. you can notice some people there at the mall. we're told those are employees, who are being allowed back in to danger their things and secure the stores. is actually told us that th

. ♪ oh >> for inmates who have spent most of theirs lives locked inside maximum security prisons, therospect of getting out can often bring more fear than relief. >> unfortunately, more than 50% of the inmates who are released from prison come back in. it's a chronic problem that's resulted in one big revolving door. >> we saw an example of this firsthand when we met joe sanchez at the penitentiary of new mexico. >> i've been doing this since 1981. in and out, in and out, in and out. >> sanchez was nearing his release date after serving five years for burglary but wasn't very optimistic about his chances on the outside. >> nobody ever makes parole. they all come back. come back and discharge and go right back out there again, and we learn nothing because there's no rehabilitation in here, you know? go right back out there and do the same damn thing over and over and over. ♪ oh oh oh >> joe sanchez was the perfect example of an institutionalized inmate. we see that a lot when we're filming in prisons. these guys have become so acclimated to prison life, they're more comfortable there t

they throw rocks through the front door, kicked the door and and broke the lock on the security gate.ole more than 40 high- end tools. and it shows them chasing the store for at least 30 minutes. showing their before they broke in, and the -- they say the thieves know what they were doing. >> they were done and i think three minutes. they attempted to get in here about six months with a group of people. >> they say the white van use by the thieves was also stolen. the store's owner thinks that the thieves may be part of a burglary ring. the company told him similar thefts have been reported. >>> a man and a woman are breaking into mailboxes using an illegally obtained postal service master key. this has happened in the 9014 zip code. and surveillance video shows a suspect buzzing themselves into an apartment building. they cleanout mailboxes in a matter of minutes. stealing letters filled with credit cards and passport and more. and, once showed us surveillance video of a suspect stealing mail three separate times. >> definitely feel vulnerable. and anybody else's building. >> having

the security guard telling them, locke he confronted "one athlete really disturbed and angry, so they used a weapon to control him." and one of the swimmers confirmed, lochte was incox indicated and auto -- intoxicated and giving the guard a hard time. the guards said they held the men at gunpoint because they were big athletes and breaking things. all of the brazilian authorities say all of the athletes could be facing charge for that vandalism and for lying to police. i think what the undercurrent here is when you read in the newspapers, what people are saying is the brazilian police and a lot of the people in rio are offended and just want ryan lochte to apologize, maybe pay a fine of some kind. we're waiting to see if we'll hear from him. >> did police mention a possible motive for lying or embellishing? >> reporter: didn't. they were too busy pointing out that it was a lie in their opinion. no. what did come out that was ryan lochte was intoxicated and a problem that night, even his -- some of the swimmers who are talking, they won't say specifically is saying what, but they said

i'm 21 years old, maximum security prison. i've been locked30 years and he said he liked me in a gay way. if i let him tell me stuff like that, ain't no telling what probably would have happened. so i took a ten-pound weight and i bust his head. you know what i'm saying? that's what i'm talking about in situations like that. all he had to do was leave my stuff alone. they broke it once, i let it slide. they broke it again, i couldn't let it slide. i'd keep getting run over. >> i also want to reiterate the point that if it were not possible to do, it would not be done. it is possible because people do it. there are men in here who have been here for 30 years with no disciplinaries. everybody doesn't react to stress with violence. that is a fact. and you may not agree with it, but it is a fact. >> when we met percy bradley, he was serving a 20-year sentence for assault and robbery and had been at the center of numerous conflicts at holman. though his violent behavior had tapered off, he had just been assigned to anger management after a discipli

a man tells dispatchers that there is a group of hoodlums outside his home and he was locked and loaded and secure his neighborhood. 21-year-old kouren thomas died. his family didn't want to but they are talking with justin bamberg, well known for taking on civil rights cases. >>> still waiting for funeral arrangements for bill dooley. dooley coached the tar heels for 11 science and is the only unc coach to ever lead the program to multiple conference championships. he is credited for raising the >> and one of our photographers played for him. >> that's right. i forgot about that. >>> we are now in day 5 of the olympics, and it will be a big one for team usa. >> we'll look at the day's events and what it's like to live in olympic village. the mobile app connecting athletes in a whole new way. >> and a flash flood watch in effect for phoenix. >>> the opens continue today with a number of exciting events. swimming superstar katie ledecky will be competing back in the 4 by 200-meter freestyle. and michael phelps who won gold last night in the butterfly and 200 relay will try and advance in the men's

how easy is it to secure your gun with a gun lock? how much do they cost? you are offering them free. >> yeah. so it's not difficult at all. >> we offer one to people who are interested. if they have more than one it's really an easy thing to do. and cost about 8 to $10. we give away the first one as i said. and we've given away 4,000 since we started this project back in early 2000. >> i was going to say you've been doing this for 16 years. raising awareness and helping people. how has the response been and has it grown in your opinion? >> yeah, it's been fantastic. we've had a wonderful response and a lot of support for coit euclid. and sadly, this is one of the communities that's been affected. it was a year ago a young child was killed when a 3 year old found a gun and infant was killed. the support has been fantastic and we're glad we can help. >> thank you so much for what you are doing out there. love a kid, lock a gun. an important message. thank you. >> ahead today, well, we're kaepernick controversy. in timeout, we're going to talk about this. >>

you could get locked out of your online social security account. we'll explain what it means for nevada is one of the worst places in america for the sex trafficking of teenage girls. thankfully, catherine cortez masto went to work to help law enforcement fight back. as attorney general, she made sex trafficking a felony crime and increased sentences. she gave victims the right to sue their captors. that's what she's all about. isn't that something we need more of in washington? i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. improvements at mccarran international.. henderson executive.. and several other nevada airports. mccarran is getting nearly 5- million. more than 800-thousand is earmarked for henderson executive. a new security measure is making it impossible for some it requires them to enter a code along with their username and password. the problem is.. the code is sent by text message and expires after 10 minutes. that means users who can't receive texts have no way to access their online accounts. the social security administrati

security. it's a freaking lock and do still sending passwords in the clear. it wasn't trying to encrypt the passwords or any of that other stuff. really incredible. seeing a lot coming in on cars. there's a lot coming in on drones. a lot of stuff on drones i think is still a little bit gaming. but there's some interesting stuff in there. i someone talk by a chinese researcher on using gps spoofing. he had real-time gps spoofing to be up to throw off a drone and make it do what he wanted. >> that's why my pokÉmon go is malfunctioning. >> exactly. that was filled for commercial drones but again this is how iran supposedly took down one of the use stealth drones a couple of years ago. if this thing come into gps spoofing and starting to get so these are the ones in the researcher can control it with a joystick, and there's also, just one last on the cars i will mention. another set of chinese researchers doing really interesting work and how you can throw off the scent is on autonomous vehicles. all different ways of throwing off their older sonics, throwing off

at a ga the group claimed they weur tkpropbted by armed authorities say a security guard did point a weapon at lock te in order to control him. >> . what the police can confirm. there was no robbery. in the way that it was reported. by the athletes. >> . lock te is back in america. the other swimmers were removed from plane today. interrogated for 4 hours. then had their passports seized. first responders say they rescued more than 30 thousand residence in about 14 hundred pets. >> a day of twists and turns on a campaign trail. clinton foundation today said it will not accept foreign or corporate donations if clinton is elected president. >> . republicans abzed the candidate of pay to play schemes like link no longer give paid speeches. if hilary is elected. >> . meanwhile the state department admits the u.s. used a plane filled with 4 hundred million dollars in cash. as leverage to ensure american prisoners were released by iran. but. a spokesperson says the money was not a ransom. saying iran would have received the money eventually. republicans have blasted the payment. saying it endangers ameri

security. >> lyin' ryan, crooked conger. lock up lochte. you know what this story is real aabout? how you can't make up stories anymore. because 20 years ago, there wasn't as much surveillance. so when you tell a story about being robbed or whatever, there's surveillance at a gas station that will show up and make you look like a fool. so i think what's happening is, it makes me think if we had this surveillance years ago, how many hoaxes, how many of those would have fallen apart the moment you saw the tape? i think that's going to change. now not only do you have to get your story straight, you have to pray there's no surveillance. >> in this case, we don't have any social media, but that does play a role, too. juan, do we hold our olympic athletes to too high a standard? >> no, because they're olympic athletes. they're in a situation where you think they would have security. now, the other part is, they were not supposed to be taking private cabs. they were supposed to be taking vehicles from the olympic village that were authorized and had some protection. they chose to go pri

. >> hoboken police say bikes should be secured with heavy duty locks or kept inside. a newborn in texas has died as a result of zika. the baby girl was born with birth defect, including microcephaly, at a houston. the mother traveled to el salvador where she may have been infected. now there are 21 days in florida, not related to travel outside the u.s. , including a person from palm beach county who recently traveled to miami, the only area with active conditions. >>> it is 5:38. which homes and businesses are under high water restrictions. >> and it looks like a tractor on the water. how this big machine could help a water problem in suffolk county. >>> and rumor has it the nfl wants ahad he will to headline next year's super bowl show. is it true? we will explain. >> and you can connect with us during the program in the morning and all day long. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things fferently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending yo

we are tend to get that balance are good here does, something designed for security, a freaking lock and it was still sending passwords in the clear. it was not tried to encrypt the password. it was really incredible. seeing a lot coming in to talk about cars. a lot on drugs. drones. there is some interesting stuff on there. i saw a talk by a gps spoofing to drop a drone and make it do what he wanted. that was due for commercial drugs. this is how i ran supposedly took down the u.s. dealt drugs a couple -- stealth drones a couple years ago. is done to get some easy that one single researcher can control it with a joystick and there is also, left on the cars, another set of chinese researchers doing interesting work on how to get there off the sensors on autonomous vehicles. all different ways of going off in differentnics ways to confuse and defeat the sensors. it is still a research project. you can easily see how in two or three years from now if someone wanted to, they could equip a car for this and cause havoc on the roads. ofther one of these examples cure his come in and say we

a grinder break the lock on the security gate and a van forces the doors open with a crowbar . >>> everything you see cleaned out. >>> he was five minutes away and arrived right behind police. it did not matter, he had been looted of some 40 items and tools chain saws and -- chainsaws and blowers weed and had streamers and -- we then had streamers and generators . >>> homeowners, prop people with large properties, average price, three to $500, approaching $50,000 total almost all of it still products, high and equipment sold mostly by dealers, the hub doesn't -- got it and got out see -- . >>> they were done at three minutes. cut in and out, they attempted to get in four months ago the same group of people, the last time the burglars could not cut through at this time they were -- this time they were better prepared. talking to the companies still, they said the same group of guys pretty much hit the -- different businesses like us in central and northern california. he started his business almost 20 years ago and recalls he had a break and within months of stalking products, led to smashing

they have been locked out of their online social security accounts. a new security measure added by the social security administration requires us the code is sent in a text. that means the user who's do not have a cell phone can't access their account. right now, there is no solution to this problem. user benefits should not be affected, but the new measure does make it hard for you to change your address and request a new social security card online. the code was added to make online services more secure. >> oh my goodness. all right, folks, here's another look at the future cast for tomorrow as the rains will through that morning commute, through midday, and pretty much right through the afternoon as well. i'm going to put a 100% chance of rain. you don't see that often. i'm going on a limb here. >> you're taking a big chance. >> it's a strong limb. 80% chance of rain hardly, skimpy looking sunshine on tuesday as well. we'll get rid of that massive moisture that has been sitting will move off to the north and east and away from us. by the end of th

while they looted the place the clerk ran out back door, lock it and pulled down the security gate trapping them inside. people outside watched and laughed. police say they were able to break out and they are still on the loose. >>> well, nature put on quite a show in central america. >> this was the scene as a volcano in guatemala erupted sending ashes miles away. we will show you why this remarkable display is only part of the show, katie. >>> we are looking here, to the upcoming weekend, of course, all important forecast that goes without door plans. it is half and half. we will end up with nice weather but wet weather that will ruin outdoor plans. we will time out this system and tell you about the nice pattern that >>> take a look at this video which shows moment volcano erupted in guatemala yesterday morning. the eruption was so powerful, it actually sent volcanic ash about 13,000 feet into the air. now some of the ash fell as far away as mexico, which would you believe is 40 miles away. lava also flowed down the sides of the volcano after the eruption and take a look at this video. t