steve davis with the lakewood police department joins us. >> hi, tarhonda. >> reporter: it may seem obvious but there's a right way to walk kids to school so le pretend i'm the mom, you're my son. >> you probably want me out just a little bit ahead of you so you can see me. >> reporter: okay, i'm going back a little bit. >> yeah. you want me out here where i can be seen by you and your vision, you know. want to be towards the street. >> reporter: the parent toward the street. >> right, keep the kid inside, keep an eye on him. kids are gonna bolt. kids are gonna run. and then when we get to an intersection like a curb here, when we were kids. look both ways before you cross that street and you got to get that message into the kid and have them know that when you're not around. >> reporter: they get so excited, they just want to run. >> they do, they see their friend, it's the first day of school, that's exciting, and that will happen, but mom and dad have to be aware keep an eye on them. >> reporter: speaking of being aware, officer dave hoover is with us to hand turn for drivers look for pe

it is interesting to see if john miller stays on, spokesman steve davis. this will all play itself out we are told over the next month. the police commissioner staying put through mid september but wanted to go out as continues down every year he has been in office. he felt with the private sector offer along with what along with building up the counter terror division, adding over 2,000 police officers he felt now was the right time. >> as we talk about that here days after bratton told the "new york times" that he would be staying after 2017. the timing is interesting, this announcement coming days after that came out. >> we have heard he has received several private sector offers in him but never got confirmation he was going to take the offer. the conversations were ongoing between him and the mayor and apparently outside in the private world that the company wanted him to start sooner than later and was putting pressure on the commissioner to take the position that they needed him now. i think that is part of the reason why the timeframe got moved up.

let's go to steve davis, with wealth management. you make of this debate, and is singapore going down the right route with it? honestly it is difficult to say. it shows the inherent conflict shareholdersetween who want the advantages of being quoted on markets and giving the access to capital but without having to compromise in terms of control, which is not great for minority shareholders. it is a debate going on on a global basis for a long, long time. singapore is just reflecting that ongoing discussion. i can't say i would think most pension funds and other managers would be terribly excited by this. that may will be reflected in the valuations attached to companies with that type of delisting. -- geo-listing. it is also about liquidity and volatility. steve: that is correct. again, what you see with companies that have two tier shareholding structures, you have activity in the underlying publicly traded one, but much less so in the reserve stock. that is obviously deliberate. as i say, not something i think that most profession

. >> reporter: steve davis pondering the latest move by james "whitey" bulger to get out of prison an appeal to the united states supreme is emotions. in 1981 his sister deborah davis was murdered. in the end bulger was leaked to 11 murders in his 2015 trial but the jury could not come a decision about whether he kill deborah davis. >> it's not right for my family. >> reporter: the judge prevented him from bringing up his relationship with a federal law enforcement official, a with whom bulger claims he crafted an immunity agreement. the supreme court filing will be file today as to why bulger is piling filing an appeal but it has to do with bulger's legally feeling he didn't get a fair trial victim's -- >> a lot of families would probably like to see him go free where everybody can get their hands on him. bulger's way isn't his way. >> we don't want to hurt him or hill him but it's people like that put people like myself with rage. >> reporter: bulger and his attorney are looking to hear back from the supreme court by mid-september. you may recall in march the u.s. circuit court of a

steve davis with the lakewood police department joins us. >> hey, tarhonda, how are you? >> reporter: doing good. adults will have to learn a safety. >> yeah, and one of the most important things -- we hear it from neighbors and parents and everything else, speed. we have to be mindful of the speed we're driving in and like you said, we'll have signs flashing pretty quick. there are kids on foot, in crossing in crosswalks -- >> reporter: on bikes. >> reporter >> and sidewalks. yeah, on bikes. >> reporter: if you notice people are speeding, can that person contact police and say, "hey, i would like you to monitor this." >> oh, yeah, we get calls all time and people will be here and be mindful of your speed. it's all of a sudden one day we've got all these kids after three month of nothing going on around the schools and then today, first day of school, we have got 86,000 kids -- >> reporter: wow. >> -- in jefferson county. >> reporter: ? they're back ? let's talk to officer dave school, particularly, dropoff and pickup was tricky. a lot of people experience that. >> absolu

. >> the reporter: steve davis sister debra was murdered in 1981, strangled by bulger, associate steven fleming testified, but the davis family says the family legal limbo, by issuing a no order on the murder. he says it would be unfair to the family to put them through another trial. as for bulger going free -- >> the families would not like to see him go free, so everybody can get their hands on him. we don't want to hurt anybody or kill anybody, but it's people like that, that put people like myself and others rage to want to hurt somebody. >>> to say the least, the supreme court is highly selective when it comes to each year. so strictly going by the statistics, bulger's chances of getting a supreme court review are slim to none and just last year, a isosona circuit court of appeals rejected a similar argument. we did reach out to bulger's attorney, hank brennon and reached out to his 2013 attorney at the trial, jay carney, neither wanted to comment. live in south boston, jim morelli, fox 25 news. boss is proof a patriots fan is a fan for life. last week, the f.b.i. arrested cadilla

steve davis in cherry hill to bid those pockets farewell with his slash technique. >> flash is fat lipor. >> dr. davis says there's a host of methods that can freeze or melt away fat in larger areas but time and time again patients are asking about those smaller spots. >> the inner area arm the neck. >> bra spot on the back. >> i came up with a small little system that allows me to take very fine straws and literally aspirate or suck out the fat. >> after the target zone is numbed with novocaine, dr. davis makes a tiny incision and a syringe with a straw or cannula is used to break up and remove the fat permanently. because patients are wide awake they can move even stand up so dr. davis can see the fat reduction take shape. >> i can be even more specific with this than with any other technique. >> after flash, the area is put under compression and the patient is told to take it easy for a few days. now, these are the before and after pictures of kristen's inner knees. you see the before and you see what happened after she had the flash. just a few weeks after, she celebrated she says w

i have grown very close with robert. >> for years, steve rosenville made his case for robert davis foregal conferences to anybody who would witness. robert remains right where he was, in prison. during those same years, we tried to contact the interview, randy, the officer who took randy. steve seller was not in office. >> i think it was in the best interest. there would not have been a malice in his actions. i think he had a strong relationship with robert davis. >> steve sellers did not support the interrogation, not at all. i would say this, i believe that the confession is unreliable confession. >> the chief updated police message when he took over to help prevent the kind of interrogation that ended up in robert's confession. >> as you look at it. what are things that would not be done? using terms like the ultimate punishment, length of the interview, this kinose kinds ar things are clearly not done today. >> cold comfort for repoobert dy basis of 2017 would be in prison for 11 years. >> rosenville renewed his time. >> and as month after month went by, it was not clear what if an

call came from the governor's office. >> it's steve. >> there it was, finally, the words he had been hoping to hear, year after year after year. robert davis about to be set free. >> i'm elated. just in time for the holidays. today is robert's mother's birthday. come on, sandy, pick up. sandy, it's steve. set another plate for tonight's dinner. i'm going up to pick robert up. >> oh, my god! >> this will be the last time i ever see this prison. >> at last, the final drive to robert's prison, with the news that both had dreamed of for all those years. >> hey, robert! how are you feeling? >> i'm elated. words can't describe it. words cannot describe it. i'm just so happy. if it wasn't for that man fighting for me right there, i wouldn't be out right now. and this is just overwhelming right now. i'm outside of these fences, man! hello? i'm just getting ready to pull out. yeah. it's unreal, mom. as long as this ain't a dream, i'm leaving right now. >> and that very night robert was together again with his mother, his brother, and freedom. >> this is my boy. he's home. >> how does it feel out here? >> it feels great, man. >> a few weeks later we

but they know and understand there's no money to build davis a new stadium. >> steve: if he wants to keep 'em in oakland, but he's got, oakland ain't got no money and they don't want him here. what's he supposed to do? he's goto >> kathy: they belong here, this is where they'll stay. >> trevor: i live in reno, actually. so, i'd be ok with them moving to vegas. going to vegas, cause i live in reno, it's in nevada, so- >> chris: ok, so you're a reno guy? >> trevor: yeah! >> chris: so you'd go down to vegas and watch? >> trevor: yeah, i definitely would, yeah. >> chris: another reason why tax payers may be apprehensive to come up with more money for the oakland raiders. they're still paying on this addition. it's known as mount davis, built in 1997. >> dan: to get the raiders back from los angeles, we had to get that built. now mark davis says, well i want more. you know? it's like you want more? build your own stadium. >> chris: not everybody here at the baseball game was against the raiders relocating to las vegas. bonanza high grad and current cubbies star kris bryant, who by the way

it's zach davies on the mound tonight. steve novak cares about family and he cares about home. (tweet of family pic) pic)the milwaukee bucks have re-signed free agent forward steve novak, general manager john hammond announced today. terms of the contract were not disclosed in accordance with team policy. novak, 33, was signed by the bucks on feb. 22, but appeared in just three games before a left knee injury (mcl) forced him to miss the remainder of the season. prior to signing with the bucks, novak played in seven games for the oklahoma city thunder during the 2015-16 season. the 6-10 forward has appeared in 459 career games (six starts), averaging 4.7 points and 1.3 rebounds, while shooting 43.1 percent from 3- point range in 10 seasons with houston, the l.a. clippers, dallas, san antonio, new york, toronto, utah, oklahoma city and milwaukee. the marquette university product was drafted by houston with the 32nd overall pick in the 2006 nba (ad-lib) drew is back with a final check of the forecastfinal tonight: partly cloudy and dry. mild overnight. wind: sw 5 mph.tuesday: sun

steve daniels. in her 'scathing' resignation letter-- "megan - davies" accuses the governor's administration-- of "deliberately misleading" the public-- when it comes to the 'safety' of drinking water-- near duke 'coal ash' ponds. it's a story the i- team has been following 'closely' for months. live outside the governor's mansion with the latest. heather? in her resignation letter here....davies basically says the state has misled the public about how dangerous some of the toxins are in well water close to those coal ash pits. but tonight....health officials are refuting those claims. a new twist in the duke energy coal ash controversy. the state epidemiologist now stepping down....saying the public is being misled about the megan davies accuses top health officials of lying in their criticism of state toxicologist ken rudo who helped develop safety warnings for well owners near duke energy coal ash ponds...blaming him for sowing fear about cancer- causing chemicals. in her resignation letter...davies says d-h-h-s and the department of environmental quality incorrectly credited the establishment of those warn

steve osunsami. >> reporter: 17-year-olds natalie henderson and carter davis were supposed to be suburbs, but police tonight say this man murdered them. 20-year-old jeffrey hazelwood was arrested today, calming the fears of families at the local high schools here. >> at this point and time, with the information we have, we believe hazelwood acted alone. >> reporter: early monday morning, a delivery driver discovered the teens' bodies behind a grocery store that's directly across the street from her high school. the medical examiner says each of them died from a single gunshot wound to the head. henderson was headed back to roswell high. her mother gave us these senior pictures that she sat for just last week. davis would have started his senior year on the morning he died, at river ridge high school where he played lacrosse. their friends are holding vigils and saying prayers. >> he was such a kid that was full of life. there is no reason for him to be gone. >> reporter: hazelwood hasn't yet entered a plea, and police aren't yet explaining a possible motive. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> when we c

steve. >> there it was. finally. the words he'd been hoping to hear year after year after year. robert davis to be set free. >> i'm elated. just in time for the holidays. today is robert's mother's birthday. come on, sandy, pick up. it's steve. set another plate for tonight's dinner. going up to pick robert up. >> oh my god! >> this is the last time i'd ever seen this prison. >>> i told myself, the worst part about dying is being afraid of dying. if i'm not afraid, it won't be so bad. i just couldn't believe this was the way it was going to happen. >> she was a college student found on a lonely road in texas. >> we figured she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. >> tough questions for her boyfriend. >> where was i the night before? what had i been doing? when had i last seen her? >> i really thought he could be her killer. >> he was together with his mother, brother, and freedom. he's home. >> how's it feel? >> great. >> a few weeks later, we came to see robert here in his new apartment in charlottesville, virginia. his very own apartment. in which he tells us there is no room for b

davis/greeneville police department) :20 thats latest on that terrifying ferris wheel accident in tennessee ... the police captain giving an update this morning... this comes after three young flipped.... abc's steve osunsami has the very latest from greenville, tennessee. overnight, a jaw-dropping scare on a crowd-favorite summertime ride... nats - broadcastify audio + gfx: i've got three kids that fell from the ferris wheel. three kids. three children flung out of this ferris wheel at the greene county fair in tennessee... plummeting [[keyable text gfx]] between 30 and 45 feet to the ground. sot - female eyewitness (emotional): i just feel bad for the little kids, you know. they just screamed a little bit and then they just hit the there. according to authorities - as the [[keyable text gfx]] 16-gondola wheel made its way up, the gondola carrying the kids got [[keyable box marker gfx]] caught against one of the adjacent gondolas? flipping over [[keyable gfx]] 90 degrees... hanging in a horizontal position, nearly upside down - before spilling out the children inside. phoner sot + gfx - gregory lynthacum / eyewitness: i was hollering, "please stop! stop! stop the machine!" // it seemed like it wa

davis street area, san leandro up to downtown oakland in pockets. and the morning commute at the toll plaza continues steady. about a 15 to 20-minute delay. >>> 8:48. let's go to steve, is this one pothole or multiple? >> it sounds like one, but a large one. and a lot of people got flats. >> that's enough. >> yeah. >> a lot of fog out there for some. already getting warm to hot for others and some north and east bay temps are the same. there is too much fog and low clouds by the coast. it moves north. it moves south. but what goes east, what little is there, burns off really fast. temperatures will continue to be well below average here for most. coast and san francisco, which is hard pressed to get to average, which is 68. 64 yesterday. going 65 today. it's interesting though. 92 in 1892. blue cut fire will be brutal because it's going to be hot. 107 yesterday. probably 108 today. wind is variable. humidity will go down to 10%. not good. it's already 81 san bernardino. 82 victorville. almost 90 in palm springs. moisture? yeah. it's in arizona. it's not making it back over to southern california. at least not yet. the clayton fire in lake county, the humidity was up

steve just said there are not enough pellet of care practitioners. that california trains about six positions a year in that specialty between uc irvine, ucsf and uc davis. so what they are working on is trying to get curriculum out to primary care practitioners to do some of apple when you do get sick and need serious symptom management, you need a specialist. so, it is something he said that you are the consumer of demand. we will push that demand and we also need to get better medicare reimbursement for it. so i promise to work on both of those. again, issues that affect members that were working on in different ways. the finance department put in incredible amount of time and at our last meeting we had just got the report documented budget analyst office did attempt to take one of our positions and assigned to a attrition savior we were successful getting that position reinstated and am grateful to supervisor farrell and the other members of the finance committee. the executive team met with dr. where to review the salt results of the engagement study, which is a illustrative and we meeting again to talk about activities we can take. i spoke at the

steve just said there are not enough pellet of care practitioners. that california trains about six positions a year in that specialty between uc irvine, ucsf and uc davis. so what they are working on is trying to get curriculum out to primary care practitioners to do some of apple when you do get sick and need serious symptom management, you need a specialist. so, it is something he said that you are the consumer of demand. we will push that demand and we also need to get better medicare reimbursement for it. so i promise to work on both of those. again, issues that affect members that were working on in different ways. the finance department put in incredible amount of time and at our last meeting we had just got the report documented budget analyst office did attempt to take one of our positions and assigned to a attrition savior we were successful getting that position reinstated and am grateful to supervisor farrell and the other members of the finance committee. the executive team met with dr. where to review the salt results of the engagement study, which is a illustrative and we meeting again to talk about activities we can take. i spoke at the

steve just said there are not enough pellet of care practitioners. that california trains about six positions a year in that specialty between uc irvine, ucsf and uc davis. so what they are working on is trying to get curriculum out to primary care practitioners to do some of apple when you do get sick and need serious symptom management, you need a specialist. so, it is something he said that you are the consumer of demand. we will push that demand and we also need to get better medicare reimbursement for it. so i promise to work on both of those. again, issues that affect members that were working on in different ways. the finance department put in incredible amount of time and at our last meeting we had just got the report documented budget analyst office did attempt to take one of our positions and assigned to a attrition savior we were successful getting that position reinstated and am grateful to supervisor farrell and the other members of the finance committee. the executive team met with dr. where to review the salt results of the engagement study, which is a illustrative and we meeting again to talk about activities we can take. i spoke at the