so the state hospital iran was called malaria therapy had ample members of p. per infected with malaria. so it was innocent first stage for malaria to come and study malaria, is going to the state hospitals that were running the therapy for these patients and draw the blood instead of the parasites and it didn't take long for the dynamic to flip so that the malaria community was paying for the treatment of syphilis patients in state hospitals so that they could use these patients to study them at also to test drugs on them. and when the war broke this was the state that these two fields were in. psychiatrist warning these cannot to overstepped the bounds, to use only vivax which can be controlled by quinine. quinine is not reliable treatment. and he warned them not to use mosquitoes for the infections because when you invite an infection by way of mosquito you're inviting every stage of the parasite into the body, not just the blood stage, which if i took blood from you and you had malaria and injected it into another patient the patient would just have that bl

." >> 87 year old celia van de grift remembers her time in the hospital at the lynchberg state hospital. for the epileptic and feeble minded. witnessing thousands of forced sterilization procedures. >> the end a superrace something we connect with nat dizzy germany. >> at thenazi germany. >> on wednesday, some sense of justice for thousands of people taken to the streets in ferguson. >> some of those protesters were right. >> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. it ended in just two minutes on a hot august day but the conclusions of the new scathing u.s. justice department report suggests the clash that ended with the death of michael brown shot down by a police officer in ferguson, missouri took years to develop. the report also finds there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute the now former officer darren wilson, raising a specter of a new anchor in a community the has already seen so much. we begin with a look at what the feds found from "america tonight's" sarah hoye. >> we are. >> mike brown. >> we are. >> mike brown. >> the heart of protest against police brutality and systemic ra

frasier smith is set to move out of a state hospital and into a large house in a high end neighborhood in fairfield. laura anthony is live in nearly sassoon city. a meeting on this controversy is being held tonight. >> you can see this, is a full house, standing room only. residents tell me they object and question why such an expensive home was selected, a rental paid for by the state. >> he shouldn't be in our neighborhood. >> sheriffs warned residents that the high-risk felon could be moving in soon. >> this gentleman can walk into my backyard in this neighborhood. >> the house is this one. it's a four bedroom square feet with a pool in the back the rent is $3200 per month. the 51-year-old is soon to be released from the state hospital with four convictions for sexually assaulting teen-aged girls the last was in solano county. >> martha lives next door. she heard about the potential neighbor when sheriffs went door to door with flyers >> i don't want any of us to feel threatened because we can go to bed here and never hardly lock a door. it's been a save, beautiful community. want i

frasier smith is set to move out of a state hospital and into a large house in a high end neighborhood in fairfield. laura anthony is live in nearly sassoon city. a meeting on this controversy is being held tonight. >> you can see this, is a full house, standing room only. residents tell me they object and question why such an expensive home was selected, a rental paid for by the state. >> he shouldn't be in our neighborhood. >> sheriffs warned residents that the high-risk felon could be moving in soon. >> this gentleman can walk into my backyard in this neighborhood. >> the house is this one. it's a four bedroom square feet with a pool in the back the rent is $3200 per month. the 51-year-old is soon to be released from the state hospital with four convictions for sexually assaulting teen-aged girls the last was in solano county. >> martha lives next door. she heard about the potential neighbor when sheriffs went door to door with flyers >> i don't want any of us to feel threatened because we can go to bed here and never hardly lock a door. it's been a save, beautiful community. want i

. >> they can lock people up, state hospital, just care, the state hospital for prisoners. y'all won't even send me there to get my medicine straightened out. it seems like that's what y'all would do, send me to just care. >> just care is a nearby mental health facility. the jail refers some inmates there for treatment but only when there's room. >> availability access is limited, and there's not a lot of bed space out there. and it's a waiting game that could take four months. >> you ready? >> for now, mayberry is headed back to the local emergency room to be treated for the eyeglass arm he swallowed. >> you're not going to give us any troubles, right? >> no, i'm not going to give you no trouble. >> we appreciate that. we're going to do the same to you. >> looks like i'm going parachuting. >>> coming up -- >> don't spray me. you ain't going to get my clothes. >> the special operations group takes steps to make joseph mayberry comply with orders. and -- >> he started crying, emotion. >> william jarrett makes a new friend. after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not f

he is currently housed in a state hospital. back in 2006 he was convicted of assault with intent to commit a sex crime. tonight the fairfield community turned out to voice concerns about his possible released into their area. >>:we've been told that we cannot discriminate against this man. he is discriminating against us. he is reaping our neighborhood. thank you >> pam :if he was released he would be required to wear a gps device at all times and the police said it would be watching closely. until march 24th to discuss his situation. >> reporter :if your friend of today's whether you will enjoy the next two days. temperatures will continue to grow progressively get warmer and warmer and high clouds will grow. lower 60s in san jose, livermore is looking at 566, d three as it headed to santa rosa. here's their satellite composite image you can see high clouds gliding in. later on the northern flank of a nice high-pressure you can see mostly. clear mostly that dome will slowly start to be rough to the east, come tomorrow. the fla

the highway patrol and the department of state hospitals also spent more than $100 million in overtime. over all spending was up 20% from the year before. the last time overtile intending was -- overtime spending was that high was in 2008. >>> a lack of rain and snow this winter is a big concern for firefighters as they begin to look ahead toward the fire season. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says the drought is only expected if to get through june. that means firefighters could be extremely busy fighting fires. j in california's drought has had a major impact on this years ski season. sugar bowl resort closed for the season yesterday. making it the seventh to end the season early. businesses that rely on the skiers are hurting as well. sugar bowl spokesman sounded optimistic about the start of next season. >> at a certain point you have to close and we are look forward to next year. >> there are still several ski slopes open in the tahoe area. including kirkwood and north star. se era -- it will be the earliest seasonal closing. >>> 10,000 people took to the stre

. >> hi, i'm sonya melara, the executive director of the services at san francisco state hospital. i was on the redistricting task force for this city so i'm looking forward to hearing your input for this particular process because it's really important to us. thank you. >> commissioner hwang? >> good evening, time deputy director of legal outreach, a non-profit legal services agency. we are the largest provider of free legal service in the areas of domestic violence, human trafficking, civil rights and i -- immigrant rights. >> to tell you what i do during the day, i work at the california department of justice. before that i was a prosecutor here? -- in san francisco and i'm raising my family in the outer sunset. we are going to get started. the process after this is we are really here to listen and take your input. we have another meeting next week in the bayview and then there is another meeting after that i think it's park station and then we'll have a few meetings and we'll talk about and we'll share decisions after that. please call the next line item. >> i would like to int

because of the severe fire season, and that is followed by the highway patrol state hospitals, and transportation. >>> some parts of the bay area saw showers today but they were fleeting. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the latest with live doppler 7hd. >> just some light areas of moisture moving through for the first half of our sunday. take a look at rain totals from past 24 hours. mt. diablo, .06, and santa rosa and hayward, .001 of an inch of rain. switching to live doppler 7hd some you'll notice rain showers off the coast. this is ahead of a cold front and some moisture will dive south. so what we are seeing in the forecast, the cloud build back in overnight tonight. a light shower cannot be ruled out. the drizzle will stick around for the monday morning rush and then we're tracking record warmth for thursday and friday. we'll go hour by hour and track the warm numbers in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> the lack of rain this season is serious and is going cause more problems in the future. that what governor brown said this merge when he was talking about california's drought. l

paul jordan is in a state hospital. he'll be there for three days for a member al health evaluation. charges are penning. weave oh also learned that he worked heading up disaster relief for the salvation army and even responded to the center city building collapse back in 2013. > thank you very much. happening now, a quiet day at a philadelphia nail salon turns into a nightmare. a car smashes into the store that's left one person dead and many more injured. bruce jordan is live in the bustleton section of philadelphia. >> cindy's nail salon has been ordered up at this hour. a single pot of flowers serving as a memorial to the victim of a late morning crash that turned a routine trip to the salon into a few seconds of shear terror. as ken sifted through what was left cindy's nails you could almost hear his sigh of relieve. his wife ann was in the salon visiting friends when disaster struck. >> minor injuries. > is ' going to be okay. >> yeah. > two older women had just pulled into the the parking spot directly in haven't

." >> 87 year old celia van de grift remembers her time in the hospital at the lynchberg state hospital. for the epileptic and feeble minded. witnessing thousands of forced sterilization procedures. >> the end, a superrace,

because of the severe fire season, and that is followed by the highway patrol state hospitals, and transportation. >>> some parts of the bay area saw showers today but they were fleeting. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the latest with live doppler 7hd. >> just some light areas of moisture moving through for the first half of our sunday. take a look at rain totals from past 24 hours. mt. diablo, .06, and santa rosa and hayward, .001 of an inch of rain. switching to live doppler 7hd some you'll notice rain showers off the coast. this is ahead of a cold front and some moisture will dive south. so what we are seeing in the forecast, the cloud build back in overnight tonight. a light shower cannot be ruled out. the drizzle will stick around for the monday morning rush and then we're tracking record warmth for thursday and friday. we'll go hour by hour and track the warm numbers in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> the lack of rain this season is serious and is going cause more problems in the future. that what governor brown said this merge when he was talking about california's drought. l

frazier smith petitioned the superior court from release from a state hospital and placement to his home on wilada drive in fairfield. he was convicted of raping several teenaged girls and young women in their early 20s. his convictions date back to the 1980s. last night dozens of people packed a town hall meeting to voice their concern. >> this man is in solano college's backyard. there's no fences between where he's going to supposedly be living and the college. all these young girls out there. >> a judge is expected to make a final decision at a hearing on march 27th. >>> there's a $3,000 award for information leading to the arrest of child molester john l. carter. he escaped last friday assaulting his guard before an appointment at valley medical center. carter is accused of child molestation. this caused the santa clara sheriff's department to review its inmate security procedures. >>> monday marks three years since the disappearance of sierra lamar. new signs will be created saying "sierra matters" and they hope the signs will lead to new leads in the case. we spoke with a man in t

have you ever visited the state hospital in connecticut which parts of it are being torn down? >> that right there is a. that's a shame there chairing it down because among other things them look at that auditorium. it's gorgeous. norwich is in the book. other questions? climate crowd. >> the general salvage business, i'm, i'm looking at bricks and reusable items for whatever the case may be. are you pretty much aware of what is salvageable, what isn't? >> well, i mean, it depends committee look at the demolition companies, they really don't seem to care as much about that. they can make money from the salvage companies. there are two of the bigger ones in philadelphia have been very nice to me in the past. so they both go in. and, in fact, they were the ones working on such would photograph the middle school which i read the excerpt from. but the priority there was chairing the site down as fast as possible. in all of the cases where there working, my experts has been that they're kind of trying to snatch as much from the jaws of the line as they can. but most of it gets tosse

. >> the 51-year-old smith is soon to be released from the state hospital. he has four convictions for sexually assaulting teenaged girls. the last offense was in 2006. >> i don't want him here. >> martha lives right next door. she heard about her potential new neighbor when sheriff's went door to door with these flyers. >> it's a big house with a swimming pool, and it's a luxury home, and our government is going to pay to have this person live there. whether we want him or not. >> most upsetting to many here, especially parents is how many kids there are living close to smith's proposed home. the community college is also a short distance away. >> we have a pathway that goes directly behind the college there. not okay with it. >> this move to the neighborhood season the a done deal. on march 24th there will be a public hearing on the matter, in solano county superior court. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> residents woke up to quite a surprise today after an hour's long police chase. it all started this morning in san jose. the men led police on a chase befor

frazier smith petitioned the superior court from release from a state hospital and placement to his home on wilada drive in fairfield. he was convicted of raping several teenaged girls and young women in their early 20s. his convictions date back to the 1980s. last night dozens of people packed a town hall meeting to voice their concern. >> this man is in solano college's backyard. there's no fences between where he's going to supposedly be living and the college. all these young girls out there. >> a judge is expected to make a final decision at a hearing on march 27th. >>> the man accused of firing the bullet that killed an oakland mother right in front of her young children will be in court. police arrested 19-year-old anthony simms charging him with the murder of chamille pierce. simms started shooting and pierce was killed while protecting her kids. >>> the san jose police officer accused of raping a woman while he was on duty will be in court today for a new bail hearing. prosecutors filed additional charges against jeffrey graves, one that could lead to a life sentence. graves is

while the department of state hospitals wracked up 104 million. state officials say the growth comes from difficult to fill vacancies and unexpected costs. >>> after 50 years in business, one of the oldest family owned restaurants in the bay area is forced to close. >> it kills me. it absolutely kills me. >> we're there as the owners, staff and diners prepare for their last meal. >> plus three thousand tons of steel, 18,000 seats welcome everyone to the new home of the san jose earthquakes. we'll take you inside this $100 million stadium next. >> plus. >> we thought we could beat it so my dad would say why didn't you catch it. >> see if this 10-year-old made history today. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. >>> front and center at the starting line is daniels of campbell. his goal was to break the record at the oakland running festival. >> what i love about running is that it keeps me out of trouble, away from trouble and it keeps me from being bored and it's something i'm good at. it's enjoyable. >> this is not daniels first race. he says he'

smith currently housed at a state hospital. in 2006, he was convicted with assault with intention to commit a sex crime and the community came out in large numbers to voice concern about smith's release in our area. >> we are told that we cannot discriminate against this man. he is discriminate anything that against us. he is raping our neighborhood. >> if released, he'll have to wear a gps at all times. smith has a hearing scheduled for march 24th to discuss the placement situation. >>> san francisco city leaders unavailabled to safety improvements to cut down on the number of traffic fatalities in the city. there were two fatal collisions in san francisco in less than 24 hours. >>> city leaders took turns painting new reflective stripes at emmson street this is the last of 33 intersections to get zebra striping. it is one of the high collision corridors. >> it provides more visibility. and it may give a threw a person is about to enter. >> reporter: they announced the lowering of the speed limit on fulton avenue from 35 to 30

they transferred him to the bridgewater state hospital which is still in existence today. he was there for about two years, and even though he was close to 70 come he was still pretty crafty. he tried to escape a handful of times as well. no one knows where he was going because if he had been out of prison people would've killed him for sure. nobody wanted him around. but in 1932 he passed away of a very common disease to he just died of heart attack nothing more exciting than that, if you will. he just died. and by the time he died everybody else that he had known, james woods the cops who had arrested him they all passed away. he was sort of the last link to the 1870s. and those who were left behind tried very hard to forget about him. if you read the details of the 1870s up until the 1930s, very few people knew about him. very few people who wrote about that time period wrote about jesse. it was mostly because the city did really want to know too much, they didn't want to the outsiders to know that someone like jesse had really existed in the city. he was a stain, if yo

that was more than any other hospital in the state and at the same time, some other hospitals bigger hospitals are suing 20 people. of in a case where satiety they are just not paying the bill but driving a bmw. i said what is going on at this hospital. >> mark you advise nonprofits on the proper way to operate to deal with lower income patients. it was pretty disturbing why is this happening and is it happened to the degree that the investigation implies. >> well, obviously they exam this issue closely. and what they found the facts speak for themselves. the i.r.s. issues a final rule at the end of desks to clarify what is required of nonprofit hospitals in order for them to maintain the federal tax exemption. and make those policies widely available to the people in the community, so that people like keith are fully informed. >> what happens when you are like keith and your wife appendix is bursting and if the hospital created their own policies which they are still allowed to do, how are you supposed to know if go to hospital a and i am low income, i will probably get charged $4,0

he hauled him away to a state hospital for investigation. meanwhile everyone is happy that this ended please peacefully. jordan will be under state mental evaluation for up to 72 hours. charges are pending against him. lucy, thank you very much. rain and snow in your fox 29 weather authority tonight. it's so hard for me to get it out. it's last thing of march we know. but that doesn't mean winter is going to just yet. in some places conditions are just right for snow. what's happening scott williams. >> lucy, march is going out like a lion. we are looking at rain showers for most, however toshed the higher elevations in the pocono mountains we have a winter weather advisory posted until 10:00 tonight for accumulating snowfall. as we zoom in a little l closer right now you can see around the williamsport area scranton, some snow moving toward the pocono mountains. it's going to a slick evening commute around the philadelphia area. allow some extra travel time. around jim thorp around mount pocono we've been looking at the snow showers they can

smith is set to move out of the state hospital and into a large house in high end neighborhood in fairfield. the sheriff's office held community meeting in suisun city to answer question and address comment about smith placement. laura anthony is in the neighborhood today. >> he is a serious danger to society and shouldn't be in our neighbor. >> doug is not okay with having a sexually violent predator as new neighbor. frasier smith is not there yet but sheriff warned residents along this drive high risk felon could be moving in soon. >> this gentleman is on a creek 1 pet erred access to our back yard. walk into any back yard in the neighborhood. to me that's unacceptable. >>reporter: the house picked out for smith is this one t.4 bedroom 3 and a half bath 2800 square feet with pool in the back. rent is 3200 dollars per month. 51-year-old smith soon to be released from the state and 4 conviction for sexually assaulting teenager girls. lasso fence was in solana county in 2006. >> it's a big house with a swimming pool. >>reporter: martha lives right next door. she heard about her potential new

for the salvation army and he was distraught from the fire company and was taken to norristown state hospital a psychiatric facility where he is being monterrored. >> when i heard there were hostages i said i hope nobody is being shot. we heard the s.w.a.t. team was up here. >> reporter: the suspect will remain at the psychiatric hospital likely for the next 72 hours, i am live outside of cheltenham police chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you chad. our coverage continues on this story on our website you'll find photos and video from the scene as the hostage situation unfolded as well as the latest on this investigation, it's all right there on 6abc.com. >>> and we have more breaking news right now pennsylvania supreme court has just issued a ruling that means the case against attorney general, kathleen kane can move forward. she is accused of violating grand jury secrecy ruling by leaking the name of a political foe, she argued that the grand jury had to legal standing and the grand jury did not agree. and now kane could face charges. >>> now the accuweather forecast, as we awa

frazier smith petitions to court for release from a state hospital and placement on this home in fairfield. he was convicted of raping several teenage girls and women in their early 20s. they date back to the 1980s. last night, dozens of people packing a town meeting hall to voice their concerns. >> this man is in sualonolano college's backyard. there's no fences between where he's going to supposedly be living and the college. all these young girls out there. >> now, a judge is expected to make a final decision at a hearing. this is march 27th. >> maybe widespread than first thought, the napa county health department trying to figure out why two clusters of people who never met contracted hepatitis a around the same time. >> bob redell is live in napa where two of the patients worked. did the health department have any idea how they contracted it? >> well good morning to you, scott and kris. two restaurant workers at la toque and three other people who contracted hepatitis a have completed their initial questionnaire, which ruled out foreign travel as the source of the desweez. the health

destroyed a deal to rescue their struggling hospitals, griff jenkins reports from california. >> outrage and fear in california tonight as one of the state's biggest hospital chains, the daughters of charity health system is on the fast track to bankruptcy. >> to close this place would be like a death to us. >> the nonprofit hospital chain serving the poor is losing an approximate $10 million every month. and soon will be out of money. >> you got 17,000 employees that will lose their job that we are -- our pensions will be at stake here. our livelihoods will be at stake. >> it will be probably the saddest thing that's ever happened in los angeles. >> last year, the not for profit catholic hospital chain thought it found its savior, prime healthcare a for private company that specializes offers hospitals. offering to buy hospitals even committing to cover worker pensions it was a deal that won multiple endorsements even from the "l.a. times" and the san francisco chronicle. >> there was no opposition other than from the sciu uhw. >> not anymore. california's attorney general harris a rising star in the democratic party and candidate for u.s

states. >> the hospital says it is confident the two sides can settle the issue through dialogue. >> prince william is on a trip to mainland china. he visited beijing's forbidden city. the former home of emperors already today and is meeting with government officials including china's president. his visit to china is a first by a british royal since his grandmother, the queen, was there back in 1986. from the international space station preparations for the next phase of travel, two american astronauts completed they're third space walk in just over a week, rigging up new parking for spats space taxis. boeing and spacex are building commercial spacecrafts that will begin docking in 2017. astronaut tweeting this selfie saying mission accomplished, ###spacewalks and posting a list of their chores >> interesting to think of a space parking lot. >> i was a little stumped there for a second and then i thought it is possible. it is possible. >> got to back into them and everything. gas price on the rise. any end in sight? >> video surfaces of l.a. police officers shooting a homeless man. new deta

. >> we are now able toacquit the -- to acquit the hospital with the state -- to acquit the hospital with the state of the art equipment. . >> reporter: soon babies born here will have the facebook's founder's name on their birth certificates. >> not bad. i guess he has the money to do it. 75million? if i had it i would do it too. >> he could be fill anthropic -- this is a public hospital and should stay with that. >> reporter: san francisco general hospital foundation ceo says donor recognition is critical. [ indiscernible ] >> it is a change but not a drastic one. >> reporter: the name will start showing up later on this year. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the number of babies born by in-vitro fertilization is rising with fewer multiple births. women are opting to implant fewer embryos. they published the success rate. depends on age and whether you use fresh or frozen eggs. >>> the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >>> we begin with breaking new. we learned asiana airlines reached a settlement with dozens of parishes board the -- passengers aboard t

different banks in northern virginia and he apparently attempted suicide and was taken to the hospital. the state carjacked two people and ended up somehow on metro bus and has been captured, now, in southeast washington. you see a lot of scared people, they can breathe a sigh of relief. >> they're waking his way to the southeast washington where dc police have captured wossen assaye from the fair faction hospital. we're joined where the authorities had a staging area. their reaction to this news? >> reporter: the f.b.i. as well as the police chief from the fairfax county police, we were listening to that after a nine-hour search, the suspect has been found. it was an intense day here in the area starting earlier this morning at 3:00 a.m. it started, he came transported to the hospital, he had escaped from the hospital. there was an intense search inside and eventually outside the hospital. initially police thought that wossen assaye could have been with his girlfriend and we're reaching out to his girlfriend in this area to find out if this was a coordinated plan or if she had any information. t

. >> jr stone: christmas was released from a state mental hospital two years ago to this point in the bay county. not all the other neighbors out raged. but the holding was placed then at that time was technically within a thousand feet of a school. he was then ordered to move to a new location which have happened but now there that are these new concerns. >>: his driveway is a thousand feet from a major bus stop that transports children back and forth to school. and from my office we've learned that there have been no less than 21 children between 2 and 16 that are within a thousand feet of his residence. >> jr stone: christmas now does have a gps monitor chris childs chris men. i knocked on the door but no one answered. live in walnut crane jr stone kron 4 news >> pam: crime stoppers as increase the rewards of $6,000 and search for an escaped inmate who has now been missing for a week. as reported last friday 43 year-old john l. carter all power a sheriff's deputy following a routine visit to set a clara valley medical center. that is a carter faces multiple counts of child molestat

when anita my wife was in an unfortunate did this is a hospital that serves everyone and anyone it is the best trauma center you'll find in all the state of california (clapping.) so i know that all of you wouldn't be here unless i knew that was a hospital that you not only wanted to back it is a world-class hospital a very unique relationship with the teaching facilities at ucsf and it's wonderful facilities we've seen the wonderful investments they've gathered are the benny hoff hospital and all the other the cancer hospital and women's hospital they've been wonderful that relationship has best practices a tremendous blessings for city government i think you all know and feel that that's why i want to make sure we continue raising you'll the funds to complete this entire effort and goal the foundation has and again i want to add my thanks to my good parlor bear brother he and i went to the same college we were parlor bears i want to shout out evidenced there at the beginning when this capital campaign started he and mar bitter man and so many others i want to say as many of you may hopefully have heard i want to be a mayor of a city

the highway patrol and the department of state hospitals also spent more than $100 million in overtime overall, spending was up 20% from the year before. in fact, the last time overtime spending was that high was in 2008 when there were 20,000 more state employees. >>> 7:15. a college baseball player from bloomsberg university in pennsylvania has been kicked off the team because he posted a tweet about monet davis, the little league world series star. now, junior first baseman joegy castleberry posted his reaction to hearing about a movie from davis, saying "disney is making a movie about monet davis. what a joke." he then called her an offensive word while referencing her team's loss to nevada during the series. now, monet davis, from philadelphia was the first girl to earn a win and pitch a shutout in the little league world series. you've seen her on "sports illustrated" and bloomsburg was saddened by the tweet of that player. that player's account has been deactivated but not before he said "one stupid tweet can ruin's someone's life. i could not be more sorry about my actions." >>

hospital. and ferguson police are no longer in charge of security at the protests. the state patrol and county police are taking over. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >>> new details are emerging on the alleged spousal incident involving bruce miller. documents released by the santa clara police department said he pushed her to the ground and destroyed her cell phone. police arrested miller on one count of spousal battery just before midnight, not far from the niners santa clara facility. he's not been charged though. miller is the 11th team member to be arrested since 2012. >>> a monastery hit hard by last august's south napa earthquake is facing an uncertain fuch their cleanup and small-scale repairs. the 100-year-old monetary faces at least $2 million in bills for bigger repairs. and church officials say further retrofit projects could cost up to $1 million. the decision to raise the money sell the property, or a third option now rests with the council. >>> san jose's mayor is looking to have the city's libraries open six days a week. he would sick to restore funding to

hospital. residents in the area are telling us they've been trying to leave the neighborhoods and being stopped at gunpoint by virginia state police. people inside the hospital are being told the suspect may be in the hospital. and then so you people out here trying to start their day and trying to get things start whod don't have any knowledge of what is going on and being barked at by police and they're confused. they're scared. as you mentioned, they know who the suspect is at this point. you can see his picture there. police have been focussing on this area. the women's centers and the blue parking garage. we've seen the s.w.a.t. team out here. we've seen high powered rifles drawn, and we've also seen helicopters over head. it's an active situation. we're going to keep you updated all morning long. we'll keep pushing information out on nbc 4 news app. you can follow us there and dari and myself on twitter. send it back to the studio. >> here is melissa with your first 4 traffic. problems around the area right now. >> we have problems because of a lot of closures. chopper 4 is over the scene. they're looking around for d

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. >>> a pennsylvania state police trooper remains hospitalized after being hit by his own car. it happened on interstate 81 butler township, schuylkill county. robert benefit -- bennis was helping put on a car fire. the suv hit the trooper's car and the driver he was helping. the other driver who was hit was treated for minor injuries. no charges have been filed. >>> there's another scandal involving students posting nude and semi nude pictures of female classmates on the internet. this time it involves boys at a high school in montgomery county. police are investigating. dann cuellar has the details. >> this has spread all over, it's crazy. >> reporter: students comment on the scandal that rocked north penn high school. students are telling us that several high school boys were involved. they also it originated as a group chat where boys traded nudes. they were posting pictures of their high school girl classmates on drop box accounts that allows to take all the items in the computer on mobile device also. >> it's all people are talking about. >> other girls are upset for the

reported on the kron 4 morning news to talk about this yesterday he is currently housed at a state hospital was convicted on a solid to commit a sex crime and last night the staff recommended turndown large numbers to a meeting to voice their concerns over his possible move into the area. >>: we told you cannot discriminate against this man is discriminating against us he is raping are never >>darya: if police he will be required to wear a gps device at all times and ship arms as it will keep close watch on him the has a hearing set for march 2nd to force to discuss the place message question periods >>mark: the former chapter of sigma alpha epsilon that was kicked out of ignorance in oklahoma is planning legal action against the university but also to president of the interesting the attorney hired an attorney to represent them he said the group was are rays of the shutdown and members feel they've all been branded as racist and biggest the attorney said they or expelled over the recess chap called on video and apologize to the remarks the incident is being exploited. >>darya: national hea

lauren frazier, an expert on child abuse treats patients at penn state children's hospital in herbieeaches at the college of medicine. >> we have to be totally honest with parents what we're doing. >> reporter: she always believed the triad can appear for multiple reasons but she also believes that in this contentious environment the defense too often ignores the obvious. >> but when you have symptoms that could be due to severe head trauma up to investigate because that's mandatory under the law. the standard is reasonable suspicion and they provide reasonable suggestions suspicion in the medical setting. >> reporter: mo one disputes child abuse occurs. the issue is how to narrowly identify the reason for a medical crisis. how do you tell the difference between abusive and accidental? >> it depends on the severity of the injury, of associated injuries, other injuries. you take a detailed medical history. you spend probably at least an hour or more with family going in detail. tell us what happened. >> i have a lot of respect for the folks who work hard to figure out what the differe

a 20-year-old member of the frat was taken to the hospital in november due to his intoxicated state. the student's hospitalization came less than six weeks after another rutgers student died after drinking at another nearby fraternity house. the university says it takes alcohol and substance abuse by students very seriously. >>> wilmington family is now recovering at local hospitals after they were poisoned on a caribbean vacation. stephen esmond is the middle school principal at the tatnall school in greenville. esmond, his wife theresa devine, and their two sons came down with major respiratory problems after someone used a highly toxic pesticide inside the vacation condo that the family rented on st. john in the u.s. virgin islands. a family friend tells nbc 10 stephen his ezesmond and his wife are in serious condition. the sons are in critical condition. no one from the condo complex returned our calls. the epa will decide if anyone will face criminal charges. >>> police are hoping that that new surveillance video can help them catch the suspect in multiple thefts at the whole foo