sgt. belker: [growling] joyce: i'm trying to lay a foundation -- sgt. belker: i need a recess. >> five minutes since were not accomplish link -- a cop pushing anything anyway. unless defenseel c demonstrate the relevae of this line of questioning and hyper specificity, i will ask her another -- to find another way to trivialize and obstruct proceedings. joyce: that is hardly my intention. >> i think it is exactly your intention. sgt. belker: you a a supposedly watching the old people. >> we got called in. sgt. belker: so there's nobody >> no choice. sgt. belker: two ounces of marijuana. you couldn't wave prosecution? >> it's my third day on the job, detective. sgt. belker: excuse me. could i talk to you for a second, please. excucus. joyce: what is it, detective? sgt. belker: it is a mail deliliry of checks for all people who might get robbed. i am asking you to play your games with someone else. joyce: they are hardly games. 32,000 indigent defendants every and mine. sgt. belker: i had to get out of here. joyce: talk to the city council. they are the o

steffi: a somber yet touching tribute as hundreds gathered to pay their final respects to sgt. tony beminio.a stream of law enforcement cars drove down jordan sot: jane potthoff 03:12:28:13 "we support you -- we feel your pain -- we share your pain."as the community and even the youngest of iowans stood in solidarity - for a fallen hero. sot: chief wingert 11:46 if god could handcrafta&he would look just like tony."moments before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go lutheran procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one

when can i visit my brother's apartment, sgt. hunter? -well, like i said earlier, his apartment's off limits, until forensics is finished looking through everything. -and his personal effects? -yeah, they've been impounded, except for the wallet, it was stolen the day he was killed. -now where can i get ahold of you? -i'm staying at the horton hotel for a few days. i will be more than willing to help. -yeah, thanks very much. -sgt. hunter? do you mean? -there goes a real strange guy. -by the way he touched his brother's body and all. he's-- yeah-- what have you got? -you were right. the blood matched. attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days away. changes to mededare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? new plans are now available that could how much you pay out of pocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time -- call healthmarkets. we'll help you make sure you have the right medicare plan. hi, i'm doctor martin gi

((sgt. michael eisenloffel/ nye county sheriff office: "the animals are currently being removed and taken to that facility so that they can be propy ((mauricio marin)) nye county sheriff deputies with the help of animal control removed lions, a tiger, and a black panther. we found those animals living in cages on the backside of the property. ((sgt. michael eisenloffel/ nye county sheriff office: "it's logistically not a very easy task to remove vicious or exotic animals of this kind. special care has to be taken for the safety of the community and our officers and the animals themselves." )) ((mauricio marin)) but what authorities found inside the home is what had them really worried. office: "there are several linx cats inside the house but kept inside bedrooms and living areas of the home." )) ((mauricio marin)) police say those animals were found locked in bedrooms where they had been defecating and urinating on the walls and carpet. we looked at what guidelines have to be met in order f

sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. as of early september, the city had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, according to the chicago tribune. that outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to

sot ((sgt. shon comiskey/las vegas metro- sexual assault division 29:40 thus far we've made 9 arrests.. we've conducted 20 search >> they've also found more than 40 suspect matches in the national combined dna index system or codis.. metro has also identified six serial rapists, murderers, and a possible serial killer... sot (( sgt. shon comiskey/las vegas metro- sexual assault division 30:35 one suspect is... he's already in prison for committing multiple sexual assaults and homicides in nevada and through this project we've identified 2 additional sexual assaults he's committed and possibly an additional homicide as well :50 )) butt to: sot ((sgt. shon comiskey/las vegas metro- sexual assault division 41:10 have these untested rapk say yes.. absolutely.. considering that we've already seen and identified other serial offenders with the lab reports that have been returned already and we're just really beginning :32 )) ((christianne klein)) >> kimberly murga is the director of forensic labratory

sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming from chicago."chica go has made a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. as of early september, the city had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, accordi outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to cedar rapids. "a few months back, i met a family that was in town. her children weren't allowed to go play in the front yard for fear of what may happen to them, for fear of being shot." there's little doubt that chi-town crime is troubling. but is it really troubling away. police chief wayne jerman recently weighed in on the question. "is there an influence, sure. and we're awar

tony beminio and urbandale police officer justin martin.sot: sgt. chad underwood, urbandale police department 06:08:19 "seeing the support and the outpouring of the community that supports us has been a wonderful wonderful appreciation for what we do everyday."another form of support for all law enforcement- could soon come in legislation.republican state representative ken rizer plans to draft a bill - pushing for tougher penalities for people who attack law enforcement officers and firefighters.sot: rep. ken rizer (need gfx) 06:12:56:07 "i'm looking at attempted murder, second- degree murder, vehicular homicide - some of those crimes that might be associated more with actually trying to target and or kill firefighters."steffi: rizer says he's meeting with other lawmakers to narrow down the finer details within this bill - but one possibility that could be brought into discussion is to increase the mandatory minimum of the prison sentence depending on the crime.sot: sgt. chad underwood, urbandale police department 06:05:59:03 "personally there's st

sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. as of early september, the city had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, according to the chicago tribune. that outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to cedar rapids. "a few months back, i met a family that was in town. her children weren't allowed to go play in the front yard for fear of what may happen to them, for there's little doubt that chi-town crime is troubling. but is it really troubling cedar rapids, which, by car, is fewer than four hours away. police chief wayne jerman recently weighed in on the question. "is there an

sot ((sgt. shon comiskey/las vegas metro- sexual assault division 29:40 thus far we've made 9 arrests.. we've conducted 20 search warrants in this juridiction and others :47 )) ((christianne klein)) >> they've also found more than 40 suspect matches in the national combined dna index system or codis.. metro has also identified six serial rapists, murderers, and a possible serial killer... sot (( sgt. shon comiskey/las vegas metro- sexual assault division 30:35 one suspect is... he's already in prison for committing multiple sexual assaults and homicides we've identified 2 additional sexual assaults he's committed and possibly an additional homicide as well :50 )) butt to: sot ((sgt. shon comiskey/las vegas metro- sexual assault division 41:10 have these untested rape kits put other people in danger? i would say yes.. absolutely.. considering that we've already seen and identified other serial offenders with the lab reports that have been returned already and we're just really beginning :32 )) ((

sgt. beminio was helping to patrol the area. court records reveal the with police -- and was well-known to urbandale police. in 2014, he pleaded guilty to interference with official acts for resisting urbandale police trying to pat him down for a weapon. the officer described him as hostile and combative. that same year, he pleaded guilty to a harassment charge after threatening to kill another man during a confrontation in a parking lot. records show he also completed court- ordered substance abuse treatment and a psychological evaluation. police departments all across iowa are not only mourning this loss -- but also trying to be even more aware of their surroundings. kcrg-tv9's samantha myers spoke with waterloo police chief dan trelka on how he is trying to keep his officers safe. trelka says he sent out an email to his officers as soon as he found out about the police killings in des moines. he says he authorized his officers to wear mourning bands on their badges and to told them to maintain their vigilance. anytime an offi

sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming from chicago."chica go has made a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, according to the chicago tribune. that outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to cedar rapids. "a few months back, i met a family that was in town. her children weren't allowed to go play in the front yard for fear of what may happen to them, for fear of being shot." there's little doubt that troubling cedar rapids, which, by car, is fewer than four hours away. police chief wayne jerman recently weighed in on the question. "is there an influence, sure. and we'

sgt. doug doyle is a 10- year veteran of the cedar rapids police force.like many officers, time and time again, he's heard people in the community say chicago is a main contributor of local crime. "i think there's a lot of people that push the blame there-- to the people coming from chicago."chica go has made a lot of headlines recently for its high crime rates. had more than 500 total homicides in 2016, according to the chicago tribune. that outpaces bigger cities of la and new york. combined, those two had about 100 fewer homicides through late august. the sgt. can recall hearing horror stories from visitors to cedar rapids. "a few months back, i met a family that was in town. her children weren't allowed to go play in the front yard for fear of what may happen to them, for fear of being shot." there's troubling cedar rapids, which, by car, is fewer than four hours away. police chief wayne jerman recently weighed in on the question. "is there an influence, sure. and we're aware of it."it

the court martial of sgt bowe bergdahl will start sooner than expected... and....a raleigh woman is charged with abandoning her two young children... on monday.. new information about a murder suicide involving a granville county sheriff's deputy and his wife. jeremy pearce filed a protective order against his wife in september. he later dropped the claim. the 2 were also involved in a bitter custody battle. police say jeremy pearce forced his way into becky pearce's parents police arrived - both were dead. the couple's two small children were found safe in a separate area of the home. friends are still trying to come to terms with the tragedy. "she would always greet you with a big hug and a big smile. she was a christian and she was proud of that." the granville county sheriff says, he placed jeremy pearce on a 30 day

hero...sgt. rod lucas was brought into the people's church wednesday morning, to be surrounded by loved ones. (sheriff margaret mims, fresno county) "deep grief is the price we pay for deep love." fresno county sheriff margaret mims delivered the eulogy...remindi ng those in attendance that taking time to grieve rod lucas will be a long term process. (sheriff margaret mims, fresno county) "we make it through by supporting each other in every were shared. anthony renteria was coached in football by lucas... he talked about how lucas pushed him like a second father. (anthony renteria, friend of lucas) "he was one of the few men i could look up to without being disappointed." colleagues like deputy patrick hansen says lucas was more than just a co-worker... he was a brother. (deputy patrick hansen, fresno county) "i can't remember how many times he would tell the story about seeing jamie for the first time in college; and tell his buddy i'm going to marry that girl." lucas' wife jami didn't speak...

sot sgt. rich glennon/sheriffs office also monday, the sheriff's office released this mug shot of a woman identified as 35 year old emily vaca, who was arrested sunday night at the days inn motel in gilroy, where deputies said they narrowly missed capturing 33 year old rogelio chavez. vaca, thought to have been travelig with and harboring chavez, is charged with being an accessory to the escape last wednesday of chavez and 26 year old loran campbell, both of whom remain at large. sot anonymous neighbor the motor home was parked in front of this man's home but he says he did not see either chavez or campbell. deputies did not disclose any details about the connection between the motor home and the two fugitives except to say that they suspect both men may still be in the area and that they are getting numerous credible tips from the public about their recent whereabouts. sot sgt. rich glennon/sheriff's office in union city... three people are under arrest after a deadly shooting in at shopping

steffi: a somber yet touching tribute as hundreds gathered to pay their final respects to sgt. tony beminio.a stream of law enforcement cars drove down jordan creek parkway - sot: jane potthoff 03:12:28:13 your pain -- we share your pain."as the community and even the youngest of iowans stood in solidarity - for a fallen hero. sot: chief wingert 11:46 if god could handcrafta&he would look just like tony."moments before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too that really helps."kath

sgt. beminio was helping to patrol the area. court records reveal the suspect - scott greene - has a history with police -- and was well-known to urbandale police. in 2014, he pleaded guilty to interference with official acts for resisting urbandale police trying to pat him down for a weapon. the officer described him as hostile and combative. that same year, he pleaded guilty to a harassment charge after threatening to kill another man during a completed court- ordered substance abuse treatment and a psychological evaluation. police departments all across iowa are not only mourning this loss -- but also trying to be even more aware of their surroundings. kcrg-tv9's samantha myers spoke with waterloo police chief dan trelka on how he is trying to keep his officers safe. trelka says he sent out an email to his officers as soon as he found out about the police killings in des moines. he says he authorized his officers to wear mourning bands on their badges and to told them to anytime an officer is killed, trelka says he thinks abo

before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony - tony truly cared.people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy ha people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and just the public." but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of action.steffi: officer justin badge number.in dsm, steffi lee reporti

twenty minutes des moines police sgt. tony beminio -- who was a 1996 graduate of iowa city west high school. today, the des moines police chief said the killings were calculated as he remembered the fallen officers. " the horrific events that took place are not typical for our communities. it's not typical for central iowa. certainly not typical for des moines and urbandale." " tony and justin did not deserve this. the des moines pd and the urbandale pd did not deserve this. the communities that we protect did not sgt paul parizek said that they expect to formally charge greene at day's end. greene is still at the hospital fophysical condition. doctors expect to release him by early afternoon. one act of kindness did take place in urbandale just hours after yesterday's shooting. a woman brought water and food to an officer, and hugged him in what was an emotional moment. " i cant even imagine. this is the only thing i know. i want you guys to be hydrated and not hungry/ i want you to go care for you all " that's nick haze

before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio.sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared.people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place.nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up." terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and public."but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of acti. action. more than a thousand officers fr

sgt eisenloffel with the nye county sheriffs department told me 8 siberian lynx a fennec fox and a caracal were living in their own filth sgt michael eisenloffel:(nye county) the air quality inside was unacceptable the living conditions in terms of hygiene conditions were terrible. animals were dedicating and urinating within the rooms that some of those cats were housed in one of the owners was there today. jacki freman- 57 - was cited for misdemeanor animal cruelty. deputies intend to cite owner abby hendengren as well bryant: i just hope the lions and tigers and cats get a nice home bryant tells me she'll miss the exotic edge the cats brought to the neighborhood- but understands the decision eb: i'm glad they're going to a safe place for those animals. nevada is one of five states where people can have pets normally seen in zoos like tigers. and in pahrump... there are even fewer rules. animals like lions and wolves are legal in pahrump... but a license is needed. we spoke to the owner of an exotic pet store today about what it takes to own a wild animal. he says even though it is legal

this comes after those close to des moines police sgt tony beminio laid him to rest yesterday. yesterday, people filled the lutheran church of hope in west des moines for sgt. beminio's funeral. he was the other officer killed last wednesday in the attacks. the 11-year veteran of the des moines police force leaves behind a wife and 3 children. he was also an eastern iowa native -- part of the class of 1996 at iowa city west high school. police chief told people sergeant beminio wasn't just good at this job, he was great at this job. "45 if god could handcraft the perfect police officer inside and out, he would look just like tony. command presence oozed from his pores. but his size and strength were just a small part of who he was. he was intelligent, organized, creative, and detailed. " hundreds of police vehicles state later escorted sergeant beminio's body to his final resting place, glendale cemetery. a mother says a classroom helper abused her child at starry elementary during rest time. now she's demanding answers from marion independent school district. but right now, he

steffi: a somber yet touching tribute as hundreds gathered to pay their final respects to sgt. tony beminio.a stream of law enforcement cars drove down jordan creek parkway - sot: jane potthoff 03:12:28:13 "we support you -- we feel your pain -- we share your pain."as the even the youngest of iowans stood in solidarity - for a fallen hero. sot: chief wingert 11:46 if god could handcrafta&he would look just like tony."moments before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too that really

on the offenders and their families to give them alternatives" sgt. doyle is one of the pcat officers and a big thinks it's already having an impact since itscepti september, the crpd report era olent crime in town was down ightly by o percentageint, compe the year before. nat officeren o commit crime. "they're truly trying to escape what there is in chicago. i think there is a lot of good people that come from chicago. i info is limited, the stats seem to agree. in cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. from mrs. pots to lumiere to the beast himself, the beast himself, a tale as old as time is coming to cedar rapids. beauty and the beast begins at t-c-r tonight. we'll talk with the show's director about moving the disney classic to the stage. good form is is paramount to get the most out of your workout. our fitness expert will have some tips to make sure core. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. the cold front is barreling through and temperatures are plummeting behind i

before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy happens and to have all people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and just the public." but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of officer justin martin's funeral is t

the court martial of sgt bowe will start sooner than expected. the judge set april 18th as the start of the military trial. also, the presiding judge says, he would wait to rule about the admissibility of evidence closer to.. or during.. the trial. a raleigh woman is accused of briefly abandoning her two children in the heritage park neighborhood. witnesses tell police, the woman ran after a man and left the children unattended on the sidewalk. the girls are two and three years old. the woman later returned to get the children, but police eventually caught up arrested. the children were placed with relatives. she faces 2 counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. her next court appearance is december 12th. the beaufort inlet was temporarily closed -- after a cargo ship ran aground thursday. tug boats helped re-float the ship during high tide and got it to the morehead city state port. the coast guard says no one was hurt and there's no damage to the ship. some hurricane matthew victims say, they still have not gotten the relief help of

were living in their own filth sgt michael eisenloffel:(nye quality inside was unacceptable the living conditions in terms of hygiene conditions were terrible. animals were dedicating and urinating within the rooms that urinating within the rooms that some of those cats were housed in one of the owners was there today. jacki freman- 57 - was cited for misdemeanor animal cruelty. deputies intend to cite owner abby hendengren as well bryant: i just hope the lions and tigers and cats get a nice home bryant tells me she'll miss the exotic edge the cats brought to the neighborhood- but understands the decision eb: i'm glad they're going to a safe place so i mean that's too small a place for those animals. animal control and the department of wilde life have been removing cats all day. one employee showed me a video of a very aggressive looking panther so they're taking their time with this process. usda licensed sanctuary. large cats are legal and will likely go back this is the second arrest within the past two weeks involving exotic animals in nye county. a woman was arrested on monday on

sot sgt. sean pritchard police say this area, near checkers drive, has long been a known gang hot spot. neighbors say there is a lot of new graffiti. someone fired into this apartment complex last month. no one was hurt but chris akins says he is moving out nonetheless. sot chris akins/resident standup closer and we first told you about the gunman opening fire at san jose police. through our mobile app. we sent a push alert last night just before 10:00. make sure you download the kron- 4 news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. and happening now. more protests are happening all around the bay area. students have walked out of class in several cities--- to protest the election of donald trump as the next u-s president. you are looking at video from students marching in novato and menlo park. these protest comes just six days after the election results were announced. students have been chanting "not my president"-- while walking out of class. an

amy sgt. tom grella is the : commander of icac headquartered in the norris cotton federal buildin manchester the dept. of homeland security provides the space rent free and their agents are on the front lines when search warrants are served. the portsmouth police department manages the federal grants supporting icac, currently just $265,000 a year. icac receives about 30 cyber tips a month and relies on borrowing trained investigators from 90 affiliate agencies who volunteer their time when their continue to come in so in the last 4 to five years we've noticed a tremendous impact in underinvestigating these types of crimes. amy at a time when cyber crime : against children is exploding, the funding has been cut to medical it. a decade ago, vermont, new hampshire, and maine shared regional funding of a $half -- in new hampshire that we just can't investigate because we don't have the time or the resources to do. amy the pittsfield case is : moving forward 34-year-old joseph coder was arrested s

they've also identified six serial rapists, murderers, and made 9 arrests... (( sgt. shon comiskey/las vegas metro- sexual assault division one suspect is... he's already in prison for committing multiple sexual assaults and homicides in nevada and through this project we've identified 2 additional sexual assaults he's committed and possibly an additional homicide as well )) ((sgt. shon have these untested rape kits put other people in danger? i would say yes.. absolutely.. considering that we've already seen and identified other serial offenders with the lab reports that have been returned already and we're just really beginning : )) ((christianne klein)) >> the director of forensic labratory services for metro says they expect to have up to 650 of the tests completed by the end of this year.. and complete testing on all 6500 kits by the end of 2018.. ((christianne klein)) >> it could take another 7 or 8 through that new dna evidence.. coming up at eleven we'll look at how time has both helped and hindered these investigations.. and what law enforcement needs to insu

((sgt. robert stauffer/lvmpd fatal detail: "yeah, on it's face this is a right of way violation at the stop sign on the part of the toyota yauris." )) ((nia wong)) >> police say they're also trying to figure out the speed of investigation. as police were helping the people hurt here off sahara and carillo...the other vehicle beieved to have been racing the motorcyclist left the scene. once again, police describe it as a white corvette with no license plate. ((nia wong)) >> police say they're going to have this portion of sahara blocked off for at least the next hour. reporting live from east las vegas. nia wong 8 news now./// >>> let's get a check of the roads with demetria. /// ((demetria obilor)) ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) charleston. ((demetria obilor)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your that. ((sherry swensk)) rain and thunderstorms firing to and we've seen vivid lightning out along eastern clark county. ...... this morning, but

sheriffs department told me 8 siberian lynx a fennec fox and a caracal were living in their own filth sgt michael eisenloffel:(nye county) the air quality inside was unacceptable the living conditions in terms of hygiene conditions were terrible. animals were dedicating and urinating within the rooms that some of those cats were housed in one of the owners was there today. jacki freman- 57 - was cited for misdemeanor animal cruelty. deputies intend to cite owner abby hendengren as well and cats get a nice home bryant tells me she'll miss the exotic edge the cats brought to the neighborhood- but understands the decision eb: i'm glad they're going to a safe place so i mean that's too small a place for those animals. animal control and the department of wilde life have been removing cats all day. one employee showed me a video of a very aggressive looking panther so they're taking their time with this process. they're going to a usda licensed sanctuary. large cats are legal and this has been a crazy week for pahrump as far as crazy week for pahrump as far as exotic animals go. a texas woman

((sgt. michael eisenloffel/ nye county sheriff office: "the animals are currently being removed and taken to that facility so that they can be propy ((mauricio marin)) nye county sheriff deputies with the help of animal control removed lions, a tiger, and a black panther. we found those animals living in cages on the backside of the property. ((sgt. michael eisenloffel/ nye county sheriff office: "it's logistically not a very easy task to remove vicious or exotic animals of this kind. special care has to be taken for the safety of the community and our officers and the animals themselves." )) ((mauricio marin)) but what authorities found inside the home is what had them really worried.

sgt. tony. 8:43 ?flash? 8:52 great guy, good friend to a lot of us, fantastic family man. it's really hard to lose tony."9:00 22:29 "justin's hometown is in rockwell city, iowa 22:33 ?flash? 23:16 we had high expectations of his future and it's tragically been cut short here 23:21 outside both des moines and urbandale police departments - growing memorials.all day - way to send well wishes to police.we here at cbs 2 were struck by one woman's offer to help a grieving officer. take a look. "i couldn't even imagine, this is the only thing i know how to help is to feed, and i want you guys to stay hydrated, and i want you to go home to your families because i want my dad to come home to me and i want my son to me sorry"we thought it important to show this interaction between the woman and an officer--both grieving and both unsure what to do.what you ?can? see happening in this video is proof -community and kindness all have a bigger impact than any act of hatred. three young girls also decide

this comes after those close to des moines police sgt tony beminio laid him to rest yesterday. yesterday, people filled the lutheran church of hope in west des moines for sgt. beminio's funeral. he was the other officer killed last wednesday in the attacks. the 11-year veteran of the des moines police force leaves behind a wife and 3 of the class of 1996 at iowa city west high school. in a eulogy, the des moines police chief told people sergeant beminio wasn't just good at this job, he was great at this job. "45 if god could handcraft the perfect police officer inside and out, he would look just like tony. command presence oozed from his pores. but his size and strength were just a small part of who he was. he was intelligent, organized, creative, and detailed. " hundreds of police vehicles from all over the beminio's body to his final resting place, glendale cemetery. a university of iowa student who fell after climbing a light pole last week has died. johnson county authorities say 21-year- old kyle leeney was celebrating the the chicago cubs' world series victory when he fel

sgt. andy west mississippi highway patrol: : "this is a bad thing to happen anywhere, but when it's local, it really hits home." both vehicles were heading west on highway 80 in mississippi when the truck slammed into the hayride. the county coronor described the scene as "chaos." ended in gunfire police say six teens between the ages of 14 and 16 were walking near mount hood and carey... when they got into an argument with people inside a car that was driving by. that's when police say someone shot at the teens... hitting three of them. we talked to a witness who heard the terrfying situation unfold. :55 "well the shooting... find somebody else" 1:06 all three teens were taken to the hospital... and should be ok. police are still looking for we're now getting a look at the man charged for the horrifying death of a 7 year old boy-- who lived with him. now we're hearing from neighbors... who say they believe he was constantly abusing the boy and other children. kenneth robinson is behind ba

sgt. paul parizek "using officer martin's and sgt beminio's handcuffs, it's just - it's a good way to close it out. we believe mr. greene took their lives - them to have a part in taking his freedom." as the community struggles for answers - those closest to the ?suspect tell us this tragedy was completely out of character. character."my heart sunk, heart started racing a thousand miles an hour, just utter shock, i still can't believe it. "you think you've known someone for 26 years you wouldn't think somebody would ever do this. you don't know brains, you don't know what happens in people's hearts to make them change, don't know." know."ronald williams says his friend moved in with his mother after his father died -- and had trouble finding work. funeral arrangements have been released for one of the officers - urbandale officer justin martin.it will be held next tuesday - in rockwell city - at the south calhoun middle school starting at 11- 40. on monday.funeral plans for sergeant bemini

investigators are taking the time to remind people to be careful anytime you cross the street: ((sgt. paul mccullough // metro police: whether or not you have a green light to go, or you're going to roll the dice - surroundings. put down your distractions before you cut into a roadway. before you cross -- any roadway. be familiar with your surroundings' with what's going on around you before you take that chance? )) ((michael stevens)) >> metro says this is their 33rd pedestrian death this year... and the 101st traffic related death in their jurisdiction. traffic is back open... and we expect to learn the name of the victim in the coming ((kirsten joyce)) >>> metro police are still processing the scene of an officer-involved shooting that happened late last night. it started when officers tried pulling over the driver of a car without any plates.. near bonanza and nellis. the car was eventually located near stewart and sandhill... but when officers walked up to it.. the driver tried crashing into officers. one of the officers was forced another metro unit tracked down the 18-year-old

sgt. austin garrett/chattanooga, tennessee police >> "the driver's driving history did include a minor wreck in september of this year investigated by our agency that's also part of investigation." ((kirsten joyce)) >> as for walker's condition at the time of the accident -- toxicology results do not indicate that he was under the influence./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the mohave county sheriff's office in arizona is asking for your help identifying she was found between the hoover dam and kingman back in september. they describe her as approximately five-seven and between the ages of 13 to 17. if you recognize the teen from this reconstruction image... you're asked to call mohave county sheriff's office./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> metro police are also sharing some tips to keep you safe... because we tend to see a rise in crime this time of year. shoppers should only shop during daylight hours when possible... and with a friend. surroundings. don't overload your arms with boxes and bags.. in th

sot sgt. enrique garcia the cashier was shaken up but not hurt. the video shows the robber demanding the cashier empty a second till just off camera before stuffing cash into his pockets and then making his way back out the door to join his accomplice. the cameras outside the 7-11 captured no useful images of the robbers but the downtown neighborhood, being so close to san jose state university, is well lit and see's a lot of foot tra p to believ there beliot sgt. enrique garcia >> reporter:the man captured by the surveillance camera is described as an hispanic male adult, 35-40 years old, black hair, goatee, black pants and a black jacket with possible security guard patches on the sleeves. he rode a silver colored bicycle. >> reporter: of a suspect light- colored wood where a yellow mountain bike. last seen riding sell spot august and the police say so far they think that this was isolated case but they are reaching out to see if there was anything similar happening elsewhere in the bay area. >> grant:another big story we are following tonight.

urbandale, iowa police department, covering a cruiser. 24-year-old justin martin-- and 38- year-old sgt. anthony beminio were assassinated early wednesday morning. the suspect was caught hours later-- but we still don't know a motive. a man in a tutu waltzed into the tampa's farmers market. that may sound like the beginning of a joke-- but here he is-- stealing fruit. 10 news reporter jonathan petramala shows us some other crazy costumes crooks have been caught on camera wearing. inside the house of make believe are costumes that are so many it's hard to believe but in 38 years as far as bernice stoneberg knows, capers early yesterday morning, likely after a night celebrating halloween two men including one wearing a tutu and wig broke into a farmers market off fletcher in tampa. in the past to hide their identity costumed crooks have gone to the darkside as darth vader holding up a bank, even santa has been bad pulling a gun out of his sack. hockey masks also seem to be a popular look for robbers looking for a score. all that work and the police there say he was probably feeling blue s

sgt. keith matthews. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> next up, officer mike bushnell. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> ofc. braden todaro. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> officer matt mckay. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> is kaplan and i know it's all about the teamwork and i was reminded by chief bodo south san francisco fire department happen to be in the area because it was clear week so we were blessed in so many ways for good samaritans and our partners in neighboring jurisdictions in south b van fire was responsible for rescuing eight of those 30 in the water that day. so we would like to give them a shout out and acknowledgments as well. thank you very much >> the last thing i'll say this is a coincidence of the future and the future is collaboration between everybody. law enforcement, fire, ems everyone and citizens. we've all come together in this city has been one out of unity and it was demonstrated appropriately in this incident with the civilian helping fire, police, pulpy groundwater and

(sgt. austin garrett/chattanooga, tennessee police) "the driver's driving history did include a minor wreck in september of this year investigated by our agency that's also part of investigation."additionally the n-t-s-b says the bus wasn't even supposed to be on the road where it crashed. crashed.(christopher hart /ntsb chairman) "the course of looking at the history of talley road, we just ascertained that talley road was not on the designated route for that school bus."as toxicology results do not indicate that he was under the influence.(sgt. austin garrett/chattanooga, tennessee police) "we received toxicology reports back today from the tennessee bureau of investigations that shows no trace of alcohol or drugs in the driver's system."i'm reid binion reporting. 3 3 3 thanksgiving: dry for the holiday with average temps in the low to middle 40s. more clouds than sun. wind: light w 5-10 mph.black friday is chilly in the upper 30s with a few flurries possib continued west wind. thanksgivi

is are pretty common around this time of year ((sgt matthew sanford, metro police "this time of year there tends to be more interaction with public and sometimes that interaction leads to shootings and sometimes homicides. )) ((brian loftus)) >> there's still no word yet as to whether this could have been gang or narcotics related. this is the 153rd homicide in metro's jurisdiction this year... anyone with any information on this case can make an anonymous call to crimestoppers./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> it was an emotional final alleged bullying victim takes the stand. two families are suing the clark county school district for reportedly mishandling several complaints. the lawsuit states in 2011, two students at greenspun junior high school were bullied by the same classmate in band class. the families say administrators did nothing to stop the harassment even after one mom wrote an email saying one of the boys was stabbed with a pencil in his groin. ((aimee hairr alleged victim's mom: my son was sexually assaulted and they didn't even call me. mary bryan alleged victim's mom: my so

. <<< ((vanessa murphy)) ((sgt. richard strader/metro: very sad and tragic day again on our roadways... )) ((vanessa murphy)) ...has been the voice for metro police... ((strader: frustrating, very frustrating )) ((vanessa murphy)) ...from the scenes of the valley's worst crashes. ((strader: we always hope for the best but prepare for the worst. )) ((vanessa murphy)) he's headed the investigative team called fatal detail.... ((strader: my work phone. this is what they use to call me 24/7.)) ((vanessa murphy)) but soon - he won't be on call anymore. ((strader: it's gonna be a challenge for me, but it's part of me.)) strader is retiring after more than 24 years with the department and six years with fatal detail. ((strader: got a lot of gray hairs from it but i definitely came out sane but i learned a lot and what i learned is that you have a great support system at home who supports you and understands what's going on, you could probably do just about anything.)) ((vanessa murphy)) and that includes keeping a sense of

investigators are calling it an ambush: (("sgt. paul parizek/des moines p.d: it doesn't look like there was any interaction between these officers. and whoever the coward is who shot them while they sat in their cars..." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> police say the suspect has a lengthy history of run-ins win law enforcement./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a growing cluster of polio-like illness in children has health officials in washington state concerned. investigate. so far two of the nine cases have been confirmed as a rare condition known as a-f-m. the condition affects the nervous system and is characterized by sudden weakness in the arms and legs... and causes facial weakness and difficulty swallowing. so far this year 89 people the country have been confirmed to have a-f-m according to the cdc. that is up from just 21 cases last year./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a panda trapped near a rushing river. how this animal was eventually rescued.. after several other failed attempts... and some breezes may be blowing those stories still ahead on