i'm shirley chisholm. how are you? i'm shirley. how you doing?were in the throes of an anti-war movement, where thousands of blacks and whites were being killed daily in vietnam. we were involved in a black power revolution. we were involved in a feminist revolution. and we were living with richard nixon. - i have no complaint over the fact that during this period, when i have been ending a war i did not begin, i have been subjected to vigorous criticism. and i do not question the patriotism or the sincerity of those who disagree with my policies to bring peace. but as i said in 1968, when i was a candidate for president, we only have one president at a time. - mrs. c., that's what we called her, was running to not only prove a point, but to prove to other people, to show other people, to show minorities, whether it be women, blacks, latinos, whoever they may be, that you are entitled to sit at the table with white america. - i am a candidate, i'm a person, that has never really been favored tremendously by professional politicians because of my

a life has been taken. >> reporter: duncans tell me shirley leaves behind a young daughter who charily says is staying strong. >> right about now. burnes faced a judge with a swollen and bruised face. >> i am glad they got you. i will be there to see you. >> he has been charged with aggravated secular homicide, aggravated robbery and receiving stolen property in connection to sharely's death. >> slow it down. people losing their lives. >> the duncan family tells me what makes this situation even more tragic is the fact shirley up funeral arrangements. as for burnes, he has no prior charges on record. romona? >> shelby, thank you. >>> stowe police looking for the driver of a dump truck on a hit-and-run accident on route 8. they released traffic video of the crash. it happened at a merge point near steels corner road tuesday. you can see the dump truck hit the car and it spins into the uc several other cars were around during this accident and police say someone saw something and encouraging anyone with information to get in contact with them as soon as possible. >>> a major blow to hund

we are live in shirley. jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> two beaches on the tape will be open today after sharks were seen off the coast. coast guard beach and nauset light beach in eastham were both shut down for an hour after a spotter plane reported four sharks in the water. the alert was sent out to beachgoers on the sharktivity apps. report. you can find a link at our web site at fox25boston.com. >>> this wild sight in dorchester have some doing double take. the picture of a coyote sent into us by a fox25 viewer. we reached out to boston animal control who told us that the drought may to be blame with less water and food. animals are looking for other places for meals and areas that normally they don't go in times they are not looking for that stuff officials keep an eye on small dogs and young children while outside. those coyotes are mangy things. >> sara: you wouldn't want to see one in my neighborhood and actually i have. >> sarah: me too. in my neighborhood people are talking about them. they are com

the town of shirley is about 25 miles away from princeton. the woman who reported the incident here says she was especially concerned because of the unsolved murder in princeton. on august 7th vanessa marcotte was out for an afternoon jog when authorities investigators haven't made an arrest in that case. now, investigators are not connecting the two cases, but they are comparing notes. as for the case here in shirley, police say if you think you may know anything, no matter how small, you should contact them. live in shirley this morning, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: now to the race for the white house, donald trump moving full speed ahead on his policy to deport illegals. trump outlined a plan that included his signature such as building a wall at mention -- mexico's expense. nancy chen joins us with more. >> sarah: . >> sarah: donald trump did talk about that wall he's planning on building. he said anyone here in the united states illegally will have the leave. >> you can call it deported if you want. the press d

shirley police saying the incident involving a jogger and a van driver is not suspicious. police say they've spoken to both the jogger and the van erika: a landlord is under investigation after this fire in allston yesterday. the city's inspectional services department has cited the owner of the myrick street home for running an illegal rooming house. emily: tropical storm hermine is gaining steam as it gets closer to making landfall. live pictures out of florida right now. storm preparations are underway and the storm is likely to impact us here during the holiday weekend. erika: cindy has been watching it closely as it moves closer to us. miles away from us but landfall is expected in florida as a hurricane, likely -- it is inching closer to florida and we can show you how this is destined to work its way toward the florida coast. the big bend area where there are hurricane warnings in effect. category one hurricane, that 71 miles per hour before landfall. downgrade back to a tropical storm. i saturday morning, off the carolina coastline. from this point it's going to li

right-wing shirley chisholm first took office -- right when shirley chisholm first took office. she is on the cover and it is a new face in congress. first black woman on capitol hill. she, like many other members of congress, really become important national figures in the african american press. for example, right around the time the congressional black caucus is created, "ebony" magazine is able to put a lot of folks on the cover. it really becomes an important caucus, important issue-based group. but each of these people become important in different ways to different communities. she is seen on the cover of "jet" twice. does not become congresswoman in 1967. but later on, she does get elected to congress and shows up on the covers of a lot of magazines as the face of not just black women in congress and put our women in congress and younger women in congress. she is the first member of congress to have a baby while she is serving. she shows up on an "ebony" magazine cover holding her baby. the first time there had been sent a cover of a lawmaker holding a brand-new baby. sh

. >> jadiann: a big sense of relief in shirley. police say an incident involving a jogger and a stranger wasn't suspicious. jennifer egan explains what caused the big scare. >> reporter: police in shirley say when a female jogger was stopped by a man driving a van in town tuesday morning he was trying to help, not hurt her. could use a drink, this individual stopped. he provided or offered water. >> reporter: the encounter spooked the woman. she called police. >> if something like this happens i would rather you report it and let us look into it. the public safety comes first. >> reporter: shirley's police chief says the woman's reaction is indicative of the unease in the area. a few towns way in princeton vanessa marcotte was murdered out for an afternoon jog on august 7th. investigators have received several hundred tips but police in shirley glad they were able to resolve their case within just two days. >> it was a good samaritan stopping because he thought this woman would use a bottle of water. he felt it was the right thing

jack shirley was killed back on july 14th. the family members actually had to enlist the help of a local back to the united states. it was quite the ordeal. finally, these two men making a final return trip home within the next hour or so expected here at union station. live downtown, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> now at 6:32, here's your first alert we have a lot more sunshine on the plains. akron has been a spot all week we've seen fog, but not seeing any today. conifer 37. estes park you're be freezing. denver some low to mid-40s as you step out the door. here's your first alert headlines, we'll be in the 70s today and warmer, 80s, low to mid-80s sunday. today just about a 10% chance for storms. we're going to stay pretty dry through the weekend and into the first of next week. low 70s, low to upper 70s covering northeastern colorado today. 50s and 60s in the mountains. coming up we'll take a look at your weekend what to expect saturday and sunday. >>> you said fall officially >> yes, ma'am. >> it is a beautiful time t

. >> this happened in shirley. it's just a few towns over from princeton where another woman was murdered while she was out on a jog. with the latest. anna. >> reporter: and chris, that jogger sent a message to her friends describing a scary encounter with a suspicious man. that warning is now being shared all over facebook and police are asking the public to be on alert. >> a cargo passenger van was headed directly toward me as i was running so much i had to jump in the ditch. >> reporter: this message is circulating in surly written by a rattled woman who says she had a terrifying encounter while out running alone. th be on the lookout. >> she was very nervous and she said he didn't seem safe. >> reporter: the woman says she was running on hazen road around 10:00 tuesday morning when a suspicious van drove toward her, forcing her off the road. what happened next raised even more red flags. >> he said would you like some waters. she's like that's weird. and he was -- and she was like backing up to get away from hi

police say bryans frame burns junior sped through the leave harvard area, crashed into shirley duncan barnes and knocking her into a building. >> she was a good sister to me. she was there for me. i almost died in january and shirley was there every day. >> yet he has learned the suspect had to go to the hospital after the crash. at first please had no idea who he was he had no id on him. been worse. listen to a woman in another car here at the time of the crash. >> my daughter was coming up the road when he came by so fast he shook her car. my question was why was you going so fast? what was your hurry. >> to a man went to a church festival, a woman to a high school reunion and now a teenager may have to pay for causing so much pain. >> and violent kind of guy. you know. penitentiary for 20-30 years >> that god is going to take care of this student, i mean, he is going to take care of it. >> shirley barnes leaves behind a seven -year-old daughter and a grown child. the teen suspect is due in court tomorrow morning. >> no information tonight about a standoff between twinsburg police a

we first introduced you to shirley's parents back in july. should be. >> he had a just strong conviction about injustice in the world. >> jack's real goal was to become a u.s. marine but his eyesight prevented that. his family knew it would be dangerous but they supported him fighting in the kurdish militia. >>> the blue angels pilot killed in a crash was flying too fast an the durango native died in june outside of nashville. he was practicing for an air show. they say weather and fatigue contributed to the crash as well. >>> an f-16 jet from the u.s. air force thunderstorms birds crashed on the same day in colorado springs. the pilot in this case was ejected and walked away unscathed from the crash. >>> we are expecting an the field after their bus crashed at dia on sunday. the driver of the bus carry chopper died. she veered off the road hitting a concrete pillar. 15 coaches and students were hurt. legacy plays prairie view tonight. they signed a large banner yesterday in support of legacy high. today tonight's game starts at 7:00. >>> 6:0

shirley is just 25 minutes away from princeton and that's where marcotte. woman approached had warning for runners facebook. >> jessica: she did, scary. police are working on sketch in question and in driving that van was in 50s or 60s with a scruffy beard and he was driving a big screen van with no windows, but in that victim's post on facebook she says one of the scariest parts about all of this is that he wasn't alone in there. >> it is unfortunate it has gotten to that point but it is really sad. pretty scary. >> police in shirley asking everyone to be on the lookout this morning after a suspicious man approached a woman as she was running alone. it happened on haven road on tuesday. woman posted on facebook saying she had just dropped her kids off at school and headed out for morning run when a man in a big green van drove up. she says it came so close to her and offered her water. when she looked inside she could see someone else in the back. at this point my heart was beating pretty fast. i was completely aware woman was murdered in princeton about 1

live in shirley, jessica reyes, fox25 station. people who live near popular new hampshire park are worried a killer is on the loose in their neighborhood. richard carlson was beaten to death while out for a walk in manchester. his body was found on field. right now investigators have no suspects. a friend saw carlson before he was killed. >> i saw him and would have stopped it give him a ride but i was late to get her. now i feel bad that i didn't stop and pick him up. >> gene: carlson liked to look around the neighborhood and they don't know who would want to hurt him. the case is very similar to the murder of denise roberts killed one year ago walking in another part of manchester. no one has ever been charged anpo go on at this point. but investigators tell fox25, the two cases are not related. tonight a public service to remember roberts in the neighborhood where he was killed. >>> the man who broke into and stole from a sharon jewelry store will be in court this morning. sharon police athey arrested michael m+ eade of easton

this is shirley feeney. she's yours.e. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you r

this afternoon i stopped by the home and i spoke to shirley's brother charlie. he said she was heading home from her 30th class reunion. she loved kids and the family will always remember her for going out of her way to help others. >> she's a good hearted person. anything that you can be there to help, she was there. everything about her was right. there was nothing wrong, miss out of place. >> reporter: one piece of advice shirley's family wanted me to get out is to encourage people to slow down and pay attention when they're behind the wheel. and they said that repeatedly today. right now the family is working on shirley's funeral arrangements and they told me she leaves behind a young daughter. i'll have much more on this 6:00. ramona. >> romona: just sad. thank you, shelby. >>> a person may have died in the cuyahoga national park. the cnpd confirmed that the possible death is still being investigated. police and firefighters came to the scene just afternoon at brandywine falls. they cannot confirm whether the person is dead or alive. they're waiting for sum

shirley is from arvada and died in july. shirley died in syria fighting on behalf of kurdish forces. we first introduced you >> there's no flag at half staff for my son and there should be. i think he's a hero. he's my hero. >> he had such a strong conviction for injustice in the world and somebody has to stand up and say no. >> the family tells us jack's real goal was to become a us marine but his eyesight prevented that. his family knew it would be dangerous but they supported him. he says he was wrongly accused of robbing two banks and he has proof he was at work at the time of the crimes. karen morfitt has the story. >> reporter: steve's life is far different today than it was two years ago before he was accused of committing two armed bank robberies. >> i had airtight alibis but they focused on me because my face was similar. >> reporter: in september of 2014 police received a tip that the man in these surveillance photos was tally. he said a full swat team showed up at his home and took him into custody. >> they body s

and charged with aquavitted vehicular homicide, aquavitted robbery shirley duncan barns. the car she was it was hit bay stolen car late saturday. we talked to a whom who saw the crash and stayed with shirley till help arrived. >> sounded like a nuclear bomb went off. and the debris, everything just -- it was something you would see on a movie like fast and the furious. it was like are you serious? did that just happen? >> we also spoke with the victim's sister who shirley's husband passed away just two months ago. that deadly crash is part of a violent holodifficult travels weekend in cleveland. half a dozen people were also shot days ago. they do not come as a shock to some living in the city. >>reporter: the mom is doing whatever she can to keep her her fear being obvious during our talk. gunfire over the holiday weekend echoed with fear. why don't you want to show your face or share your name? >> i live in a city where killings happen every day. >>reporter: bullets flew @least 10 people in a few hours square foot wake up and stop killing each other. >>reporter: police

. >> ryan: a big sense of relief in shirley after an incident with a jogger wasn't suspicious. we've more on this false alarm. >> reporter: police in shirley say when a female driving a van in town tuesday morning he was trying to help, not hurt her. >> it appeared show was perspiring, looked like she could use a drink. this individual dropped. he provided or offered a water. >> reporter: the encounter spooked the woman. she called police. >> if something like this happens i would rather have you report it and let us look into it. the public safety comes first. she did the right thing. >> reporter: the woman's reaction is indicative in part of the unease in the princeton advantages mark cott was murdered out for an afternoon jog on august 7. investigators have received several hundred tips but haven't mate an arrest. police in shirley glad they were' able to resolve their case within two days. >> it was a good samaritan stopping because he thought this woman could use a bottle of water. it was a hot day. i'm happy nor that because there is still good people in the world. >> rep

jacqui heinrich is live in shirley. women are arming themselves? >> reporter: -- women out there are arming themselves? >> reporter: that's right. they say pepper spray has been flying off the shelves since vanessa's murder two. stores close to here are on hazen road even more joggers are turning to protection. >> made everyone in the community quite nervous. >> reporter: people who live in shirley say this kind of thing never happens here but that's also what they said when a young woman was murdered while jogging just 25 minutes away from princeton after what the victim described to police as an attempted abduction on tuesday the police and community members aren't taking any chances. warning residents to be on high alert for an older green van. >> so there had a heightened sense of awareness and concern given the situation that happened in princeton. >> reporter: and sporting good stores say not only are people informing themselves they're arming themselves. joggers especially with pepper spray. sales up about 60% at the army barracks since prin

shirley about 25 minutes away from princeton. that's where vanessa marcotte was murdered while jogging near her mother's home. fox25 jessica reyes is live in shirley this morning. jess, this woman wrote a detailed and passionate facebook post about her experience. >> jessica: working to get more information about this and information from them in just a little bit, but the victim, she did post it on facebook and she says she was pretty much ran off the road by a guy driving a big green van but when she went up to that van she saw he wasn't alone. >> unfortunate it got to that point, but it is really sad. pretty scary. >> jessica: police in shirley asking everyone to be on the lookout this morning after a suspicious man approached a woman as she was running alone. it happened on hazen road on saying she had just dropped her kids off at school and headed out for morning run when a man in a big green van drove up. she says it came so close to her it pushed her down into a ditch and the man then offered her water. when she looked ins

police in shirley say the man who approached a jogger was just trying to help the woman, not hurt her. >> reporter: an investigation into a suspicious man who approached a woman out for a hoping. it turns out the driver was just trying to be nice. >> the good samaritan stopping because he thought the woman could use a bottle of water because she was jogging on a hot day. >> reporter: people in shirley were on high alert when a post warned people to be on the lookout for a man in a green van. a woman says she was jogging alone around 10:00 tuesday morning when a van drove toward her, forcing her off the road. her friend says what happened next raised red flags. when she was basking up to get away from -- she was backing up to get away from him, and there was someone in the back so she high tailed it and called authorities. >> reporter: the driver is a 70-year-old veteran who lives in town and transports handicapped people to medical appointments which was what he was doing at the time. >> the gentlemen he was transporting drinks a lot of water, and that's why there was water in the van

shirley is from arvada.. and mactaggart is from castle rock. they died separately about a month apart while fighting with kurdish forces under tonight's friday night lights-- the spotlight will be on legacy high school. but football has nothing to do with it. just last weekend - 15 of the team's players were injured in a bus crash at denver international airport.. the driver of that school bus died. three coaches were seriously injured. one is still in the hospital. legacy will play prairie view in an emotional homecoming game. we now know a colorado blue angels pilot... was flying too fast and too low when he crashed during a practice flight in nashviov marine captain jeff kuss died in the june second crash. a report released thursday says "pilot error" during a transition from one maneuver to another caused the plane to tumble from the sky and crash. the report also cites fatigue and weather as contributing factors to the crash. kuss was a durango native. a warning for the owners of ford trucks this morning -- denver police say - they're bein

randy: a jogger has an odd encounter in shirley. the exchange leading her unsettled on the eye for this thursday morning. emily: 6:00 a.m., tropical hermine making a mess in florida. heavy rains as that system moves here in new england. good morning, i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy, and could be a little impact. cindy: i think sunday and monday what is left of the tropical storm will be getting closer to our latitude but it may stall out to the south. >> could get nothing. >> we could. it is going to kick up the surf as it approaches. let me show you where it is. it is a tropical storm with winds at 60 miles per hour, and close to 300 miles southwest of strengthen today and to become a hurricane before it makes a landfall tonight and from there it moves into the carolinas but look what happens. this just gets stuck, and stalls out on sunday through tuesday, and just south of us, and kind of sitting here and spinning to the south. if it is stalled out close enough it could spin in rain and kick up the winds, p

shirley is from arvada... mactaggart is from castle rock. they died about a month apart this summer. today- their bodies will finally return to colorado for propia for their return is planned at union station this morning. three fort collins officers were justived - when they shot and killed a suspect last month. thats the conclusion of an investigation. the officers were responding to a domestic disturbance back on august 25th... 63 year old jerry jackson broke into his estranged wife's home- then came out at the officers with a knife. the district attorney says the officers were justified in shooting jackson- after a stun gun didn't work. was killed that he would make police shoot him. a dozen 9-1-1 emergency centers are complaining to the state- about outages over the summer. a dozen agencies- mostly on the western slope- reported outages in june and july. the durango herald reports some of the outages were covered by other call centers... but the agencies say in some cases they didn't find out for hours the lines weren't working. the for

people who live in shirley say this kind of thing never happens here. but that's also what they said when a young woman was murdered while jogging just 25 minutes away in princeton. after what the victim described to police as an attempted abduction on haven road on tuesday both police and community members aren't taking any chances. warning residents to be on green van. so there was a -- one of the people that rides in our group. we've had a heightened sense of awareness and concern. >> reporter: and sporting goods stores say people romneying a themselves joggers weapons pepper spray. sales up about 60% at the army barracks since princeton. >> there has been an increase in one particular brand that has an armband it on for jge that sale has increased as well. definitely the handheld ones. not the ones you would normally traditional put it in a bag they want it on their person and ready. >> reporter: people of who live in shirley hope police get to the bottom of it before something terrible happens. >> here we go again it's just crazy. police are workin

a women out for a run in shirley forced off the road by a stranger in a van. and this towns away from where a jogger was murdered last month. let's go to jennifer eagan with more. jen? >> police in shirley are passing information on to investigators in princeton. they are not connecting these two cases right now but police here in shirley want people to know they are taking the case here very seriously. >> a woman out for a morning jog in shirley said an older man in large green van forced her off the road and then kept telling >> according to the victim the individual didn't pass the water out to her. she thought he wanted her to reach in and grab it. she thinks she saw an individual sitting in the back. >> it happened tuesday on hazen road. the jogger shaken up warned others on facebook. the women told investigator she felt sure the driver was trying to get her to reach in so he could grab her. we haven't had any other calls. we haven't had other reports. >> investigators say they are taking iter want the public to keep an eye out for anything or anyone that

shirley says the church, ecoloblue and others who made this possible are god-dent. "praise the lord and thank the for everythign they did and the trt 2:07 oc for making this machine anti-bacterial soap, thinking they might get extra clean. but now the food and drug administration is throwing water f-d-a says quote, "we have no scientific evidence that they are any better than plain soap." they also banned some antibacterial soaps and body washes with certain ingredients, saying they're not proven to be safe for long term daily use. weekend protests over the bakken oil pipeline ended with injuries for protesters and dakota access security guards. several hundred protesters confronted construction crews this weekend. protesters say security dogs bit six people and at least 30 people were pepper-sprayed. safety on the water. the iowa d-n-r says today's holiday makes them especially concerned about drinking while boating. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, early morning news. fence posts, mace, and dogs. protests turne

randy: a jogger has an odd encounter in shirley. the exchange leading her unsettled on the eye for this thursday morning. emily: 6:00 a.m., tropical hermine making a mess in florida. heavy rains as that system moves

shirley duncan barnes was behind the wheel of her car when it rammed into this building. the suspect's car, which was reportedly stolen, sat mangled in the middle of lee road. these pictures are the aftermath of a horrific car crash that mother of two who had just lost her husband two months ago. heather tells me the driver was going about 95 miles per hour just seconds before he crashed into shirley. that crash happened as shirley's family says she was heading home from her high school reunion, an event she was nervous to attend as her family tells me she was still struggling with the death of her husband. >> she thought that would give her a chance to get out and get back to life again, which we were glad she did. happen. >> reporter: family tells me that shirley worked for cleveland public schools providing nutritional meals for kids. police say that suspect is in the hospital being treated. we are still trying to figure out what happened after that suspect was reportedly taken away by an ambulance here at the crash scene saturday night at lee road and cloverside avenu

live in shirley. brandon gunnoe. from night team. meeting in mexico. we had a tremendous, more than an hour. i think we were very good. but on border security. we're going to build a great wall. the wall is going to paid for by mexico. we did discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wa wall. >> mexico president telling slightly different story. but tonight trump brought his message on immigration back across the border. ryan schulteis in our newsroom with what trump had to say trump main folks remains building that wall along the border. he said it will be physical wall and despite all back and forth mexico will pay for it. >> donald trump takes stage in arizona to layout his plan to fight illegal immigration. >> our right as sovereign nation thrive and flourish and love us he says he'll have 0 tolerance for people here illegally. and you can call it deported if you want. press doesn't like that term. you can call it whatever the hell you want. they're gone trump sticking to his guns and what's become his number one campaign issue. we will bu

i spoke to shirley's brother charley duncan. he mourns the loss of his sister and tells people to slow down and pay attention when they are behind the wheel. >> all the speeding and disrespecting, police, please patrol that area. slow it down. people are so cruel. a life has been taken. it's not fair. >> reporter: the night of the crash shirley was driving home from her 30th class reunion. she leaves behind a young daughter. meanwhile in court burnes was charged with aggravated secular homicide, aggravated robbery and receiving stolen property in connection we will have more coming up at 6:00 chris? >> chris: thank you for that. >>> a school bus accident i-71 northwest 130th, no children orthopedic the bus. a driver wasn't hurt. the dispatcher says they had an issue with a wheel causing it to go off the road. >>> a judge set bond at $115,000 for a man accused of a shooting in north ridgeville. police say a fight broke out i can't tellen fired dozens of rounds into a home hitting a teenager who was sleeping inside. a bullet struc

shirley died in july. mactaggart in august. both went to syria on their own - looking to help kurdish forces. station tomorrow morning. an intersetion in aurora -- is way overdue for a makeover. arapahoe county planners say - gun club and quincy - is a nightmare - especially during rush hour. wednesday - they held a public meeting -- to talk about planned improvements. drivers making left turns on the two lane roads cause a lot of backups. planners say - they will make a separate lane for left turns...and eventually hope to widen both streets. construction starts next summer - and will take about a year t both candidates revealed detailed medical information yesterday.. nbc news medical contributor - doctor john - weighed in on hillary clinton.. the democratic nominee's doctor noted her low cholesterol and blood clot medication -- and said - she's "fit to serve" today -- clinton is she has an event in north carolina this afternoon - the first since sunday - when she left a 9-11 memorial event and appeared to stumble outside. do

shirley adams has been a friend of the roosevelt library for a very long time. the past 26 years, she has dedicated her life to public service. before moving to poughkeepsie, she served under ed koch and david dinkins. she was appointed as the first deputy commissioner of the new york city development agency and subsequently reappointed to that position by mayor giuliani. during her career in new york city government, she received many awards including the 1989 woman of the year award from the mayor's commission on the status of women. after relocating to poughkeepsie in 1995, shirley was appointed executive director of the catherine street community center, which provides afterschool and social service assistance to children and families. in 1998, she was appointed to the dutchess county hiv-aids planning council and served as chair for six years. for her service to aids organizations, she received the 1998 distinguished service award from the new york state department of health aids institute and in 2004, committed the service award from the dutchess county hi

shirley ann mctag earth were not part of the u.s. military. they went to help fight isis on their own. he had gone overseas to fight isis once before. his family said it was back in february of 2015. when he came back months later, overseas again. they told nbc news they were unaware he returned to fight in syria. isis fighters engaged a remote controlled iet. shirley died in july. both were flown from serious to chicago on wednesday morning. this morning, their bodies were burial. we will be at the special ceremony for the return. it's at you know station. we'll have much more live. >> glad you're going to be there. thank you. >>> today legacy high school students, teachers, even rivals were show their strength on and off the football field. three of their football combs are still recovering from a deadly bus crash. a bus driver crashed the school bus sunday at dia. and three coaches were on board on their way home from playing in california. the bus driver died. two of the coaches are recovering from injuries at home ted. coach matt kutka is

shirley is from arvada and died in july. he grew up here in colorado and we first introduced you to his parents back in july. >> there's no flag at half staff for my son and there should be. he's a hero. he's my hero. >> he had such a strong conviction about injustice in the world that somebody has to stand up and say no. >> he said his real goal was to be a u.s. marine but his eyesight prevented that. his family knew it would be him. >>> a financial advisor is fighting to win back his life. he says he was wrongly accused of robbing two banks. he has proof he was at work at time of the crimes. karen morfitt has the story. >> reporter: stef's life is far different today than it was two years ago before he was accused of committing two armed bank robberies. >> i had airtight alibis but they focused on me because my face was similar. >> reporter: in september that the man in these surveillance photos was tally. a full swat team showed up at his home. >> they body slammed me down. i had 5-6 people on me. one guy was on my face.

'shirley says: "its welders, electricians, artists that paint." what they're building -- and where you can see it for yourself this weekend. shirley says: "when the lights come on, its breathtaking. its really out of this world. that's coming up new at six. there are still 12 days until the packers play again. while it seems strange because only 3 games have been played and it's still september, it seems like a good time for the team as a their next game. in the meantime, it was a number of younger players coming through on sunday to help the packers beat the lions and mike mccarthy believes there's a good reason for that. "it benifits your young guys. i dont really know how to really put a value on it but you played 13 rookies lined up, 9 of them played on defense. double digits in rep or more so theres definetly value in taking your mini camp in june and tayloring all that to to young players first and second year players and really doing that for a beginning of training camp" there's no break for the badgers either as they are preparing for ano

police in shirley say when a female jogger was stomd by a man driving a van in town tuesday morning, he was trying to help, not hurt her. perspiring, looked like she could use a drink. this individual stopped. he provided... offered a water. >> the encounter spooked the woman. she called police. >> something like this happens, i would rather have you report us and let us look into it. obviously, public safety comes first. she did the right thing. >> reporter: the shirley police chief says the woman's reaction is indicative of the unease in this area. a few towns away, vanessa mar an afternoon jog on august 7. investigators have searched several hundred tips but haven't made an arebs. police in shirley were glad they were able to resolve their case within two days. >> it was a good samaritan stopping. he thought this woman could use a bottle of water. she was jogging on a hot day. i'm happy for that. there are still good people in this world. report tt man is a 71-year-old veteran who transports disabled patits that is what he was doing on tuesday morning when he stopped and offered t

they don't say anything about shirley chisholm running for congress. they're all about her running for president. she is our girl. for president. represent all americans. faceoman symbol around her places her in with a feminist agenda. that was something that was important to her. she was very much putting together a very interesting group of people. herou look at some clips of at the democratic convention, it is interesting to see her season pall talking about her delegates. they are very skilled politicians who also become show horse approaches to things. we don't see behind-the-scenes and in front of the scenes. you see a lot of action going on. today as abefore you candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidency of the united states of america. [applause] >> the congressional black caucus is founded in the early 70's. one thing they do that is striking as something that brings them to more prominence is that they really become, they placed themselves in a national context. one example of that is the fantastic record album. it is the firs

she says she stayed shirley until help arrived, and it was a moment she says she will never forget. >> every day i manage to pray over my daughter and my family a little more and take time to buckle her seatbelt a little bit tighter every day. >> reporter: that witness tells me she believes the suspect was going about 95 miles per hour just seconds before the crash happened. that suspect is charged with aggravated robbery, receiving stolen property, and aggravated vehicular homicide. police tell us that he is in the hospital right now being expected to be in court tomorrow. live in cleveland, kristin slow, newschannel5. >> kristin, thank you. >>> new information about a standoff that forced evacuations in a twinsburg neighborhood. police are investigating last night's incident as a murder- suicide. officers say 58-year-old robert waltzer of twinsburg shot and killed 57-year-old jerry robinson outside his home sunday night. waltzer ran back inside, would not come out. after nearly five hours, teams entered that home and found waltzer dead, a gun lying next to his body. it is still uncl

shirley was killed july 14th, and mactaggart killed on august 3rd. it took weeks to get their bodies back here to the united states, because again, they went over there on their own accord to join these foreign forces to fight against that terrorist group. because they're not members of the military, that's why it took their families weeks. we've been following up with them about their battle to try to arrive, one final trip home. we'll be here with those families as they arrive at union station in a little while. live down, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> legacy high school is raising money for the victims of this recent school bus crash. tonight the football team will be back on the field for the first time since the crash. the school hosted a block party last night, inviting the whole community. students collected donations for the three coaches injured and for the family of thh bus driver a spokesperson for adams 125 star schools says there will be a moment to reflect before tonight's game. >> they'll be playing for the coaches, i already know

we talked to a woman who saw the crash and stayed with shirley until help arrived. >> it sounded like a nuclear bomb had went off and that is how loud it was. and the debris, everything just and the furious. it was like are you serious? did that just happen? >> shirley's husband passed,way two months ago after years of health problems. >>> and someone has been disturbing graves at cleveland's oldest cemetary. look at the street cemetary across the street from progressive field. this happened over the weekend. and lots of grave stones and uprooted cracks are knocked over and some of the graves, they go back to the revolutionary >> and it's cleveland's heritage. to someone coming in and vandalizing it, what does that do? you knock over a bunch of statues what, does that help? >> and we have reached out to police and we're waiting on word on an update on their investigation. >>> and following the attacks on police in places like dallas and baton rouge, a local community is finding i way to pay tribute year round. >> and look at the flags flying on the square in downtown lodi. five of the

it turns out a driver who stopped to offer water to a jogger in shirley meant no harm. as fox 25's jessica reyes reports, people were concerned jogger being killed in princeton. >> the reporter: this all started on this stretch of hazen road on tuesday. a woman was out jogging here, when she saw a man in a big green van pull up, and stop here. she got spooked and called police, but it turns out, that guy was only trying to help. a surprisingly happy ending to what first seemed like a scary encounter for a jogger in shirley. police initially put out this alert to the public, saying a woman was jogging on hazen street when she was approached by a suspicious man she thought this was especially strange that he tried to give her a bottle of water. police tracked him down pretty quickly an confirmed, he did in fact stop, but his intentions were anything bruski suspicious. >> mr. eufplt: -- anything but pitches. >> it was a good samaritan stopping, thought the woman could use a bottle of water, because she was jogging on a hot day. >> the reporter: he helps people in the back

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. >> reporter: people in shirley were on high alert when a post went sigh ral on facebook warning people to be on the lookout for a man in a green van. a woman says she was jogging alone down hazen road around 10:00 tuesday morning when a van drove t the road. her friend says happened next, raised red flags. >> he said would you like some water. she's like that's weird. and he was -- and she was like backing up to get away from him. then she saw someone in the back, she's like that's even stranger. so she high tailed it to get away from him. she called the authorities. >> reporter: police say that driver is a 71-year-old vet ron who lives in town and transports handicap people to medical appointments which is exactly what he was doing at the time. >> the gentleman he was of water. that's why there was water in the van. and it was nothing more than that. >> reporter: police say the jogger did the right thing and they're haepg this was a misunderstanding with a happy ending. >> i'm happy for that because there are still good people in this world. >> reporter: police did stress this jogger