sutton tells us -- those officers -- showed remarkable restraint. that restraint -- he says -- could have cost those officers their lives. :15:34 randy sutton "wow!" police..wearig armor..guns drawn..cautiously walk up to the kingman, arizona, home of a wanted man. "police! search warrant! open the door!" they..bang on the door..making very clear..who they are. and they mean business. the door opens. jeffrey cave..stands in front of police..with a gun in his hand. "drop the gun!" they clearly order cave..over and over..to drop the gun. "drop the gun!" but cave..does not obey their cave..draws his weapon. we've freeze-framed the video..a split second..before he shoots at police. officers..fire back. <:15:37/sutton> "those officers showed somuch restraint and because they used so much restraint-is probably why that shooting took place randy sutton - is a man with 34 years of experience - as a police officer. we watched that body-cam video with him. sutton tells us - those officers - showe

sutton says in many cases.. someone who steals a tailgate already has a buyer with a specific make and model in mind.. so it's not entirely random.. and it's not someone who's just ripping off a tailgate to sell it for scrap metal. new pictures tonight show the books that were set on fire inside the las gay and lesbian community center of southern nevada. when she was taken into quote: "they needed to pay for what we've all come to know...... as car-nado is about to smoothly.... right now... but... in just a few hours... the massive road project will be shutting down lanes.... as well as..... on and off ramps..... around eye -15- and the -95-. -13- action news anchor..... christopher king is live.... from m-l- k.... near 95. christopher... how's it looking out there? normally.you'd see cars barrelling down here. but right now..construction crews..are working around the clock..on these ramps. and people are not happy about what's coming. it's terrible-trying to stay home,, not to drive around." "if there's not en

but randy sutton tells us - those officers hesitated. and that hesitation could have cost their lives. but he says -- it is not entirely their fault. police..wearing full body armor..guns drawn..cautiously..wa lk up..to making an entry like this is one of the most dangerous situations in policing." thirteen action news..crime and safety expert..retired metro lieutenant randy sutton..watches..the police body-cam video..of those heart-pounding moments. it sent shivers down my spine. i've been there-i've seen this happen before." tense situations like this..require officers to make split-second decisions. any hesitation..could.. cost a cop's life. police officers are being forced losing cops because of it." sutton complains..nationwide protests..over deadly police shootings..are creating so much hostility toward cops..officers may second-guess themselves. "those officers probably did not use deadly force because of everything that is going on societally." suton believes..that is just what happened..in kingman. "they showed too much restrain

lynn sutton says her mother was, simply, a helper. "lynn sutton, daughter - she just tirelessly helped anybody who came her way. didn't turn anybody away. would help anyone that needed help, and if she couldn't help them, she would find someone who could help them." she says thursday's dedication of the multicultural family center carries a special meaning for her and her family. "it means a lot, because she won't be forgotten, her work won't be forgotten, so it's a lot." and people hope her work will inspire future generations. "ruby was so much more than bricks and mortar. my hope is if her name is on this building, the children tha to know who she was. "allison wong - and each person who spoke tonight said the same thing - that ruby would have never expected any of this, but that she would have been very appreciative. in dubuque, allison wong, kcrg tv-9 news." instead of working through the break this year. for the last 5 years, employees at geonetric in cedar rapids stage an overnight blitz to build new websites. this year they ch

live at lambeau field before tonight showdown, stephanie sutton, wisn 12 sports. dan: the packers need a win to to remain a game and a half behind the nfc north-leading vikings, who demolished the texans today. marcus sherels with his second punt return for a touchdown this season. minnesota is now 5-0 after the 31-to-13 win. the vikings and broncos are the only 2 remaining unbeaten teams in the nfl. today in detroit, the lions handed the eagles their first loss. matt prater with the go-ahead field goal with less than 2 minutes left. and then, carson wentz threw his first nfl interception and the lions hang on for the 24-to-23 win. the bears drop to 1-and-4 after a loss at indianapolis today. chicago led in the 4th quarter, when andrew luck found t.y. hilton, and the colts hang on tom brady made a triumphant return to the patriots' lineup today in cleveland after serving a 4-game suspension, and the hapless browns had no chance. brady passed for 406 yards and 4 touchdowns, as the patriots win 33-to-13. the browns are the only winless team in the nfl. the 11th rank

high: 59 low: 46 many people in dubuque are activist ruby sutton. today, the city renamed the multicultural family center in her memory. dubuque's chapter of the n-double-a-c-p requested the city dedicate the building in honor of sutton after she died last year. kcrg-tv9's allison wong takes us to today's dedication event. "today is a great day" people remembering what ruby sutton stood for. she was known as a "champion for human rights." she helped start dubuque's chapter of the n-double-a-c-p and the city's human rights commission. working to educate the community about diversity. "karla braig, ruby's friend -we were instrumental in getting dr. c. t. vivian to come to dubuque and do diversity training with city people and people with the dubuque community schools, which was very significant at the time." - she just tirelessly helped anybody who came her way. didn't turn anybody away. would help anyone that needed help, and if she couldn't help them, she would find someone who could help them." she says thursday's dedication of the multicultural fa

randy sutton says metro will only do so much before backing off. (take pkg) 17:55 because of his own ego, because he has to get himself on facebook, he's endangering not only his own life, but he's endangering the lives of other people. he's endangering the lives of the police officers who try to make a stop on him. and the night this man.. of traffic on the strip.. metro motorcycle officers were indeed trying to stop him. so why did he get away? well.. he may have known why there are limits to what metro is willing to do in certain situations. 18:25 because of the rules that the police have now about not engaging in dangerous pursuits because of a traffic violation, an idiot like this understands that.. knows that.. willing to flaunt the law for his own egocentric gratification. (:23) the person lt. sutton is really concerned with is an innocent motorist who might end up in a crash with someone like this someday. (21:40) this kind of obnoxious behavior.. can effect other people in a lot of different ways especially the poor motorist who he acciden

sutton.. does however.. recommend you make sure you know who has juristiction over the land where you're hiking and contact them so you know their rules on firearms. so.. change the scenario. 13:26 (steve) neighborhood environment.. home environment.. different set of rules because we've got coyotes like this coming into neighborhoods.. where do you stand as a homeowner for property and pet protection there? (:10) 13:37 there's no issues here when it comes to protecting your pets or yourselves in your own backyard. (:09) but there has to be a threat. 14:35 you don't wanna shoot a creature just to shoot a creature.. if you need to protect yourself and your pet then ya gotta do what ya gotta do.. and nobody's gonna say sutton says.. if a coyote is just walking through your backyard and your pet isn't out there.. it's not a threat and it's way better to just go outside.. yell at it and it'll leave because it's more afraid of you than you are of the coyote. early voting kicks off.... in nevada.... tomorrow.. and

andrea sutton continues to be amazed by how many lives her daughter continues to touch. she is grateful for all the love and support shown by the cheerleaders- and the entire stay with them as if daisy were still here. 15:29:37 the bond my daughter and i share was incredible, unlike any relationship i've ever had. and, i can't wait to get it back. tp; fss if you'd like to learn more about seniors rock-in honor of daisy-there's information on the links page of our website -- fox six now dot com -- and your an up date to breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour -- a missing 10-year-old boy is found safe. police say "owen" left his home on his own -- and is now back home. police have not said where he was found. the packers return to the field this week with a 2 and 1 record. and that 2-1 record -- the very same score the pups have this season right here in the fox 6 studio. the break. tense moments at a west milwaukee walmart this morning. why the entire building had to evacuate. we have a cold front on the way. i'll show you how cool it's about to get and i'll

sutton tells us -- those officers -- showed remarkable restraint. that restraint -- he says -- could have cost those officers their lives. :15:34 randy sutton "wow!" police..wearig armor..guns drawn..cautiously walk up to the kingman, arizona, home of a wanted man. "police! search warrant! open the door!" they..bang on the door..making very clear..who they are. and they mean business. the door opens. jeffrey cave..stands in front of police..with a gun in his hand. "drop the gun!" they clearly order cave..over and over..to drop the gun. "drop the gun!" but cave..does not obey their

sutton believes this is the original image taken by photos. sutton filed for investigators to release all images, time stamps and gps of the photos. the attorney released this statement in response saying, quote, the photograph i presented at the press conference was given to me by investigator barbie with the unc department of public safety. she goes on to say, quote, we have no idea from whom or from where miss sutton obtained the photograph she submitted to the forensic analyst. >>> and police in el cajon, shooting of an unarmed black man by police and the release of the footage comes after days of protest in the san diego suburb. cbs news correspondent chris martinez reports from los angeles. >> reporter: surveillance video from a taco shop drive through shows the start of tuesday's confrontation. the 38-year-old olango is seen pacing in the parking lot. an object from the pocket and took what they call a shooting stance and that is when one officer fire heads tazer. the other fired fatal shots. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: it turns out that

she's now at the jackson county (cora sutton, jackson county humane society) "it puts him in human again after the situation sutton says they'll continue to work with her, and hope to have her ready for adoption in about ten days. a botched recall? some samsung note seven owners who got replacement phones could be able to make another exhange. this after one of the initial on an airplane earlie r this week. sprint is telling note owners they can replace the phone for any other type of cell phone. t-mobile is doing something similar for returns. do you know someone who takes a few too many selfies? it could mean they're lonely. a new study looked at personality traits for those selfie fans -- and researchers found those who take them often and post them to social media could could be looking for attention, or approval from others. snapchat - the mega-popular app used to take millions of selifes could be going public. the wall street jornal is reporting the app's parent company is considering an i-p-o sometime next year. the deal could value the company at a whopping 25 billion dollars. it

darren kirkland, cameron sutton, jalen hurd. >> referee: offside on the defense. number 40. >> verne: they've lost danny o'brien, dylan wiesman and cortes mcdowell. >> gary: that takes it from third and six to about a third and a yard, obviously. changes your play call. nowou play action pass. they went wide lastime a barnett blew it up. >> verne: knight. they stuff it again. scknith allie la ll:e he glimpse of hope from tennessee. telling me that danny o'brien is moving all four extremities. evaluate him further. as i learn more, i'll let you know. shane tripucka on to punt for the ninth time. alvin kamara waits for it at the 15 yard line. >> gary: the story in the first half was tennessee couldn't make third-down conversions. in theecond half it's texas a&m can't do it. >> verne: tripucka booms this one. kamara at the eight. gang-tackled at the 15 yard >> gary: i'll bet number 12 is in there. i not see him. he in there? >> verne: yes, he's very slow getting up this time and ease got another teammate on the ground. >> gary: you can at tl by the hits the way he go

sutton obtained the photograph. >>> it's friday night. you know what that means, the blitz. >> a lot of games canceled because of the weather but still a lot going on. the hits, the highlights and the scores. >>> flooding across the sand hill still impacting thousands tonight. we'll checkout some of the >>> friday night also means that our stormy and wet week is over both literally and weather wise. no rain this weekend but we'll . >>> areas of cumberland county that mass tif flooding we saw this week. early friday some used kayaks to get in and out of the house. this family had a dumpster delivered to their house because so many of their possessions are damaged. in raeford, there are still many roads closed. road some waters have reached bridges. today there was a bit of a rainbow at the end of that storm. customers showed up to help the owner clean up the mess. >>> chief meteorologist wes, on this friday night. last day of september. new who and a whole new forecast. >> thank goodness. september was so hot for so long. i clean tomorrow.

stephanie sutton goes one on one with jordy nelson. kathy: and, more postseason announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: the cowboys lead the nfl in rushing offense. the packers have the nfl's best at lambeau field could be the struggling packers offense against the dallas d. 12 sports stephanie sutton has our exclusive one-on-one with packers receiver jordy nelson. stephanie: what happened after the first two series? it seemed like the offense was a little off. aaron rodgers threw two interceptions. what is your take? >> randall had a big touchdown the got called back because we were not set with 12 guys on the field. it broke o drive, there was not any of that. we were moving the ball forward. every once in a while we have miscues and do not get in the rhythm. stephanie: aaron rodgers hardly touched, wasn't sack, looking pretty good. >> absolutely. they are getting in a rhythm as well. it relates to the run game. stephanie: until a.d. lacey got injured or hurt his ankle, you guys were rolling with the eddie lacy had a grea

darren kirkland, cameron sutton, jalen hurd. >> referee: offside on the defense. number 40. >> verne: they've lost danny o'brien, dylan wiesman and cortes mcdowell. >> gary: that takes it from third and six to about a third and a yard, obviously. changes your play call. now you feel you can involve the play action run instead of the play action pass. they went wide last time and barnett blew it up. >> verne: knight. they stuff it again. keith ford. let's check in with allie laforce. >> allie: we have a glimpse of hope from tennessee. telling me that danny o'brien is moving all four extremities. they're taking him in to evaluate him further. as i learn more, i'll let you know. >> verne: thank you. shane tripucka on to punt for the ninth time. alvin kamara waits for it at the 15 yard line. >> gary: the story in the first half was tennessee couldn't make third-down conversions. in the second half it's texas a&m can't do it. >> verne: tripucka booms this one. kamara at the eight. gang-tackled at the 15 yard line. >> gary: i'll bet number 12 is in there. i did not see

thirteen action news..crime and safety expert randy sutton says officers hesitated before firing back. sutton blames protestors demonstrating against deadly police shootings for creating-what he says-is a hostile atmosphere for officers. :22:18/randy sutton "those officers probably did not use deadly force because of everything that is going on societally." butt sots :22:35 "police officers are being forced to hesitate and we're losing cops because of it." but -- protestors say -- they ..because they say -- officers often -- go too far with little or no accountability. new from overnight -- demonstrators in el cajon, california remained peacful and calm. earlier yesterday police released cell phone and surveillance video of the controversial shooting of a man. officers say 30-year-old alfred olango was shot and killed after he refused officer commands and positioned himself and the officer was was too quick to open fire. we've now learned the identity of the man ... police say was killed by a semi on the 95 thursday. he's 34-year-old lewis william borland. relatives shared these pictu

darren kirkland, cameron sutton, jalen hurd. >> referee: offside on the defense. number 40. >> verne: they've lost danny o'brien, dylan wiesman and cortes mcdowell. >> gary: that takes it from third and six to about a third and a yard, obviously. changes your play call. now you feel play action run instead of the play action pass. they went wide last time and barnett blew it up. >> verne: knight. they stuff it again. keith ford. let's check in with allie laforce. >> allie: we have a glimpse of hope from tennessee. telling me that danny o'brien is moving all four extremities. as i learn more, i'll let you know. >> verne: thank you. shane tripucka on to punt for the ninth time. alvin kamara waits for it at the 15 yard line. >> gary: the story in the first half was tennessee couldn't make third-down conversions. in the second half it's texas a&m can't do it. >> verne: tripucka booms this one. kamara at the eight. gang-tackled at the 15 yard line. >> gary: i'll bet number 12 is in there. i did not see him. is he in there? >> verne: yes, he's very slow getting up this

no one knows for sure what happened to the dog, but sutton and others believe she may have been dumped at the dam. "it really upsets me and all the others workers that work here. how anyone could do that to an animal or any animal. if they do @bhansonkwwl) "river, or riverette, whichever name they decide on, will be availalbe for adoption at the jackson county humane society a week from monday. we've got you covered in jackson county, brad sutton also says she recently had pups--there were no sign of them anywhere near the dam. decision 2016 coverage -- the second presidential debate set for this weekend. the town-hall style debate will be hosted at washington universit in st. louis on sunday. you can stream it on our website kwwl dot com. it's scheduled to begin at eight improving our community is a topic for this sunday's steele report...as i welcome paster quovaduis marshall, known as pastor q---of the hope city church in waterloo.. he offers a unique perspective, as pastor q. speaks candidly about his own past troubles and how he turned it around. sunday on kwwl main channel, right

tom sutton and i will break it down earlier. would be a thatee one. trump held a news conference of with four accusers paula jones, cathy health i don't know, they made brief statements that news conference abruptly ended after someone request why he touched women without their could be sent, all four accusers ended up attending tonight's debate. >>> donald trump he continues to lose support among republicans in the aftermath of that leaked caught making vulgar remarks mr. women. rob portman who formally endorsed trump said he can no longer support him. john kasich said it is clear that trump hadn't changed. but beth candidates made some outrageous staples tonight. >> they sure did. our team of fact checkers poured over their staples. news 5 live at the desk what tonight partners they are evaluating statements to help you evaluate the candidates. one focused on obama care and short comings. saying 90% of americans are covered. mitt i fact found a u.s. census bureau report said 90.9% of americans had some some form health coverage. politifact rated the

. >> let's get right to 12 sport'' stephanie sutton with the highlights. stephanie: it's the showdown everyone was waiting for, a top 10 battle at the big house between the badgers and the wolverines, both teams undefeated heading into today's game. the badgers searching for their first win in ann arbor since 2010. no score in this game until the start of the second quarter. wolverines inside the five. khalid hill rumbles his way in for the touchdown. wisconsin down 7-0. ch three overall, keeping the badgers in the game 7-0 at the half. third quarter, after a badgers interception, they finally get on board. redshirt freshman quarterback alex hornibrook finds milwaukee's own dare ogunbowale for a 17-yard touchdown pass. game is tied at 7-7. but in the fourth quarter, big play by michigan. on first down, speight goes long to amara darboh. a 46-yard touchdown pass puts the wolverines in front 14-7. badgers offense struggling today. interceptions, including two in the fourth quarter. the wolverines hand the badgers their first loss of the season. the final 14-

thirteen action news..crime and safety expert randy sutton says officers hesitated before firing back. sutton blames protestors police shootings for creating-what he says-is a hostile atmosphere for officers. :22:18/randy sutton "those officers probably did not use deadly force because of everything that is going on societally." butt sots :22:35 "police officers are being forced to hesitate and we're losing cops because of it." but -- protestors say -- they are demonstrating against police shootings..because they say -- officers often -- go too far with little or no accountability. new from overnight -- demonstrators in el cajon, calm. earlier yesterday police released cell phone and surveillance video of the controversial shooting of a man. officers say 30-year-old alfred olango was shot and killed after he refused officer commands and positioned himself in a shooting stance. protesters say he was unarmed- and the officer was was too quick to open fire. we've now learned the identity of the man ... police say was killed by a semi on the 95 thursday. he's 34-year-old lewis william rel

thirteen action news..crime and safety expert randy sutton says officers hesitated before firing back. sutton blames protestors demonstrating against deadly police shootings for creating-what he says-is a hostile atmosphere for officers. :22:18/randy sutton "those officers probably did not use deadly force because of everything that is going on societally." butt sots :22:35 "police officers are b losing cops because of it." but -- protestors say -- they are demonstrating against police shootings..because they say -- officers often -- go too far with little or no accountability. new from overnight -- demonstrators in el cajon, california remained peacful and calm. earlier yesterday police released cell phone and surveillance video of the controversial shooting of a man. officers say 30-year-old alfred olango was shot and killed in a shooting stance. protesters say he was unarmed- and the officer was was too quick to open fire. we've now learned the identity of the man ... police say was killed by a semi on the 95 thursday. he's 34-year-old lewis william borland. relatives shared these

randy sutton.. helps us understand "jurisdiction." 29:22 this is really if you get caught up in that you can wind up with a serious serious injury. and the severity of any injuries is a factor in which police agency takes the case. 26:51 chances are, metro would still be the investigating agency if there were serious injuries and they would face the criminal charges from metro.. probably. (:11) the other factor.. location. 27:21 for a school fight.. just a fight.. and it was on school property.. school police would handle it. (:08) but ccsd police also have some flexibility. the severity of the criminal activity would determine if the school police would turn it overto metro or not. (:12) 27:35 (steve-question) if a fight starts on school property and spills across the street, could the parties involved be facing charges from both entities? 27:44 yeah, they could. steve- so you could double your trouble. 27:47 yeah, you could. lt. sutton also says school-related fights like this aren't taken lightly

. >>> a deadly crash in sutton is under investigation. a car went off route 126 and plunged into the water killing the driver. the driver's name has 65-year-old man from sutton. >>> mbta officials are blaming operator error for derailing a car on the green line. look at these pictures near boston college. mbta officials say the conductor tried to move the train but the tracks had switched causing a derailment. the trains were put on the track a few hours later. fox25 tell us earlier that an you had it found that the green line had the most derailment in rail lines. >>> sunday's mishap comes days after this aotdic scene on the orange line. taking matters into their own hand in a smoke-filled train. this happened at back bay station. the governor tells fox25 that the officer should have told passengers that he was going car to car to manually open each door. they are suggesting a 10 to 15-year plan to upgrade the t infrastructure is. >>> boston mayor planning meetings to give the city power to cut down private construction sites. this comes

let's send it first to stephanie sutton, who's kicking off our team coverage. stephanie: nebraska was the higher ranked team in tonight's primetime showdown in madison but the 11th ranked badgers knew would be in the big 10 west standings and handed the cornhuskers their first loss of the season. the two head coaches, paul chryst and mike riley, have been friends for a quarter of a century, but their put their friendship on hold for a few hours tonight -- hours tonight. second half action. quarterback alex hornibrook to robert wheelwright for a nine yard touchdown catch. badgers in front by 10. fast forward to the fourth quarter husker quarterback tommy armstrong junior on the keeper, and he's in for the score. nebraska eventually ties it with a field goal and we go to overtime. badgers then go to quarterback he hands it off to dare ogunbowale, the milwaukee's native with his biggest touchdown of the season. he's in for six. but badgers miss the extra point. then it's nebraska's turn. however, the huskers can't convert on fourth down. game over. in thrilling fa

darren kirkland, cameron sutton, jalen hurd. >> referee: offside on the defense. number 40. >> verne: they've lost danny o'brien, dylan wiesman and cortes mcdowell. >> gary: that takes it from third and six to about a third and a yard, obviously. changes your play call. now youl play action run instead of the play action pass. they went wide last time and barnett blew it up. >> verne: knight. they stuff it again. keith ford. let's check in with allie laforce. >> allie: we have a glimpse of hope from tennessee. telling me that danny o'brien is moving all four extremities. evaluate him further. as i learn more, i'll let you know. >> verne: thank you. shane tripucka on to punt for the ninth time. alvin kamara waits for it at the 15 yard line. >> gary: the story in the first half was tennessee couldn't make third-down conversions. in the second half it's texas a&m can't do it. >> verne: tripucka booms this one. kamara at the eight. gang-tackled at the 15 yard >> gary: i'll bet number 12 is in there. i did not see him. is he in there? >> verne: yes, he's very slow gett

darren kirkland, cameron sutton, jalen hurd. >> referee: offside on the defense. number 40. >> verne: they've lost danny o'brien, dylan wiesman and cortes mcdowell. >> gary: that takes it from third and six to about a third and a yard, obviously. changes your play call. now you feel you play action pass. they went wide last time and barnett blew it up. >> verne: knight. they stuff it again. keith ford. let's check in with allie laforce. >> allie: we have a glimpse of hope from tennessee. telling me that danny o'brien is moving all four extremities. they're taking him in to know. >> verne: thank you. shane tripucka on to punt for the ninth time. alvin kamara waits for it at the 15 yard line. >> gary: the story in the first half was tennessee couldn't make third-down conversions. in the second half it's texas a&m can't do it. >> verne: tripucka booms this one. kamara at the eight. gang-tackled at the 15 yard line. in there. i did not see him. is he in there? >> verne: yes, he's very slow getting up this time and ease got another teammate on the ground. >> gary: you

(cora sutton, jackson county really scared. it's going to take them a while to trust a to take a while to work with her." sutton says they'll continue to work with her, and hope to have help her find a forever home. it's coming up on today in iowa... mant people - and pets - are seeking shelter as hurricane matthew sweeps the coast. rachael is tracking matthew and our weather here in iowa: you're watching k-w-w-l news. we've got you covered. "you're watching kwwl. we've moss and meteorologist rachael peart. this is today in iowa." "now your storm track 7 i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible very much through the w however. both days will feature mostly sunny skies and sim

stephanie sutton is next in sports. but >> big 12 sports, presented by menards. stephanie: after falling to michigan by a touchdown yesterday in ann arbor, the badgers football team falls out of the top 10 rankings but only eleven in the ap poll today. wisconsin is 13th in coaches poll. no doubt the badgers offense struggled in the 14 to 7 loss to the wolverines but the defense shined once again. in fact wisconsin's d has allowed only 3 touchdowns in three games against top 10 teams this year. plus michigan was just 3 for 15 on third downs. the badgers defense definitely gave their team a chance. >> have the mindset that we are going to pull this out. when we tied up, that was a great mentum swing. we have to get our offense back. those kind of our mantra the whole second half. stephanie: the packers are enjoying their bye week even if it is a little earlier than they had hoped it would be. green bay is back in action next sunday night at lambeau field against the giants. new york faces the vikings tomorrow night in minneapolis. meanwhile today in nfl action the

the multi cultural family center is dedicating its building to ruby sutton. she was well known in the community for organizing dubuque's n-double-a-c-p chapter and serving on the human rights commission for more than two decades. dubuque's chapter of the n-double-a-c-p requested the city dedicate the building in honor of four candidates for the iowa house will be debating next week in elkader. on tuesday night democrats patti ruff and pat ritter will take on republicans michael bergan and kristi hager. but kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann reports that many of the people hosting the debate aren't even old enough to vote. hanging hand-made signs from the stage of the auditorium at central community getting ready for the big debate. "they are the ones who are going to be asking the questions. they are the ones who are formulating the questions. " these students in mark wiley's government class have spent the past several months, researching current issues among iowa's law- makers. students met with local stake holders to talk about what's important in clayton cou

list showing he intends to kill eight other people. 13 action news crime and safety expert randy sutton says it will be a struggle to take this man down. "he is heavily armed so the average police officer doesn't have the kind of fire power that can even match what he police have also proposed the idea that vance could be dead!....if he bled out from his gunshot wounds that he got during his shootout with police. there's also now a special hotline set up for tips. that will be manned by u.s. marshals.....24-7. gina lazara 13 action news. right now.. police are looking for a killer after a woman was found dead on a sidewalk overnight near jones investigators are hoping that once they can identify the victim.. it will give them information on a possible suspect. they arent ruling out the possibility it could be domestic related. chopper -13- fast and first..... over a big crash involving 3 cars this morning..... on the east side of las vegas. it happened.... at hacienda and sandhill.... around 6 a-m. the intersection was shut down.... for a couple hours... and... one person was taken to t

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adrienne: 12 sports' stephanie sutton joins us now. ~ next stephanie: the tenth ranked badgers bouncing back at iowa today. they snap a two game losing streak and win their fourth straight at kinnick stadium. heartland trophy. the game was scoreless until the second quarter. that's when q.b. bart houston comes in for a series. he connects with troy fumagalli who reaches across the goal line for the touchdown. ,badgers in front 7-0. a league 7-6 of the half. in the third quarter, they find the end zone again. corey clement musles his way into the endzone for the touchdown. clement with 134 yards on the ground. kicker andrew endicott missed two field goals today, but makes a big one late in the fourth quarter. badgers defense allowing zero touchdowns today. the heartland trophy belongs to the badgers once again. the final today 17-9. badgers are now in the big 10. 2-2next week they host nebraska , at camp randall stadium. sheldon: thank you so much. that's the goal of today's statewide prescription drug take-back day. >> some having two-year duration as well. sheldon: instead of flushing

randy sutton. gina. the latest right now is---- a special hotline was set up for anyone with tips on michael vance's whereabouts. the hot line is going to be manned 24-7 by u.s. marshals. police are saying this man is armed with an a-k 47....and is beheading and killing his aunt and uncle...... shooting four other people --- two strangers --- two police officers. and oklahoma authorities believe he is h-i-v positive and trying to spread his disease. " he is in essence a mad dog. that's what he is. he's a killer. he's a savage. and he's a violent violent individual" metro still has not confirmed with us that the f-b-i warned them of vance vegas...... that came from oklahoma authorities. coming up 6:30 -- why randy says this guy will be tougher to take down than most criminals. gina lazara 13 action news. from contact -13-... the largest auto recall... of all time... has just gotten bigger!!! toyota is recalling..... another -5- point -8- million vehicles... around the world... the airbags have already bee

andy reid and bob sutton, second in points allowed only to seattle. they have big ben tonight. who are you voting for? >> al: matt ryan. >> cris: there you two. >> al: go for villanueva, after tomlin talked about him. >> cris: yeah. they can pick this one back to the locker room. we can begin to think about the green bay/giants match-up. >> cris: congratulations to kevin green. got the hall of fame ring tonight. down there, reminiscing about >> al: congratulations to melissa horton in the booth tonight. almost had to put her on p.u.p. >> cris: yeah. ?w>>ctive for the entire game. and that's going to wrap it up from heinz field. ben, 300 yards, 5 t.d.s. volkswagen postgame report coming up on the other side of >>> welcome to the postgame report. here, now, bob costas. >> all-steelers from the jump. they win it, 43-14. the game balls go to ben roethlisberger and le'veon bell, coming into this game. ben roethlisberger had six touchdown passes and four interceptions. tonight, he threw for five scores without a pick. carried 18 times for 144 yards. also caught five passes. here they

stephanie sutton and stephen and as we go to break, i look at ? >> hi. i am grace. operation football starts right now. stephanie: thank you, young ladies. welcome to the final week of the regular season of operation football. next week, the playoffs start. our game of the week, the one that you the viewers picked, is a ut between racine park and racine horlick. this is the 50th meeting between the two schools. the great rivalry trophy up for grabs. early on park driving. , and horlick's defense steps up. joe garcia with the pick takes it to the panthers 10 yard line. very next play. george sims rumbles into the endzone. just like that the rebels are up 7-0. you saw joe garcia on defense, horlick's quarterback on the keeper. a 35-yard touchdown run. horlick gets the two-point conversion up 17-0. , it's a highlight reel for joe garcia. i'm guessing colleges are taking notice. look at him, like a video game. making a sweet spin move. and he's off to the races. a 40-yard touchdown down. horlick is now up 24-0. later in the first half, garcia goes to the air. he connect

stephanie sutton and stephen watson have team coverage up next in sports. but first, here are tonight's i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson sides with big insurance. voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies stephanie: that is jackson hunter in the front row. he is the son of our photojournalist, jason hunter. welcome to our playoff edition of operation football. level one games otherwise known including in our area. 12 sports stephen watson joins me right away. he just got back from a division one showdown between oconomowoc and middleton, stephen. stephen: everyone loves a good 4-5 matchup to open the playoffs. oconomowoc is a team many thought would have been seeded higher after going 8-1 and winning a share of the little 10 conferenc

stephanie sutton is next in sports. as we go to break, a look at announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephanie: for the second time this season, the espn college gamday crew is coming to wisconsin. they were at lambeau field for the badgers season opener, and this weekend, they will be live for madison. 12 sports stephen watson caught up with host rece davis earlier this week at camp randall and asked him if he expected to be back in the cheese state so soon. >> no, i didn't. i had great regard for bowl, but i was going through things in october with a winning record. now they may get out of october in the playoff picture. it is a remarkable testament to paul and his entire staff and in particular, the players. stephanie: it was a good night for san diego. they hold on to beat denver and hand the broncos their second loss of the season, 21-13. operation football, a conference championship on the line tonight between greefield and pewaukee. fourth quarter, the hawks trailing by 16. check out easy kill banks on

rebounds. , rookie malcolm brogdan sparked a late run, but the hornets win 107-96. 12 sports stephanie sutton continues our coverage live from impression by the bucks. stephanie: no, it wasn't. not exactly how they wanted to start the season, but one of the few bright spots for milwaukee was the play of giannis antetokounmpo, scoring 31 points and nine rebounds that help the milwaukee bucks state in the game. here is jason kidd talking about his performance after the game. >> we need that for the whole season, but he was off the charts. i think for us just being patient, they came out and impressed us right away, and that got out of rhythm for us where we should have kept up the pressure and moved the ball, so a lot of good stuff, but work needs to be done. stephanie: right before we went maker practicing. he did not play tonight. that was the coaches decision. it may be a while before thon makes his nba debut. back to you. dan: thank you steph. , former marquette star henry ellenson made his nba debut tonight for the pistons. he was held scoreless in a loss to the raptors. formom tomorrow. c

stephanie sutton is next in sports. announcer: you're watching workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class ? >> we are the waterford dance team. operation football starts now. stephanie: , ladies. it was a wet one for week seven of operation football so it only , makes sense our game of the week was in waterford. a conference showdown between the union brove broncos and the wolverines. homecoming night in waterford. a lovely looking court they have. early on, the defense stepping up. second union grove quarterback what happens. number 33 moves through traffic and goes all the way for the touchdown. wolverines with back-to-back scores, 9-0. still

big 12 sports stephanie sutton has more from lambeau field. >> the packers get the win over the giants here on sunday night despite the inconsistent performance by rodgers. he also threw two interceptions. here now rodgers and company after the company. we had a lot of opportunities tonight. we got to execute in the passing game as well as we are doing up front and in the run game chl we felt good about the yardage, but we would like to score a few more points there to help out the defense out when they are playing so well. >> we weren't as crisp as we would like and we have to improve from that. >> that is what we the team, we went out and got the win, and we are confident that, you know, we still have a lot more to give. >> there is still room for improvement, but thanks to the kicker and defense, the packers beat the giants and improved to 3-1 for the season. next week here at home hosting >> two women from madison will be on ellen today sharing their inspiring story. one is the mother of a young girl with a kidney disease, the other is the child's preschool teacher and kidney donor

hall of famer brett favre, and he has been a close observer of aaron rodgers. 12 sports stephanie sutton talked to leroy about the mvp quarterbacks in our exclusive one-on-one. that happened between brett favre and the packers, is it nice to see him on it yet again it lambeau field? is there a brett favre jinks? >> i don't know. you would think a historical place like lambeau has got it because it is god's favorite stadium. i think it still is. there was something that was kind of trauma, lot of guys would over to congratulate him. i thought aaron would go over and congratulated. stephanie: there's been a lot of thing about that relationship between brett favre and aaron rodgers. would you know about the relationship? >> awkward. some of the stuff in the book i was hoping would never come out because it paints aaron rodgers as an arrogant guy they can't be -- it paints brett favre as, so i hope people just take it for what it is worth. there are a lot of books about brett favre. dan: i have read the book. it is pretty good. thank you, stephanie. the operation football playoffs begin frid

randy sutton says ... the comment... could be the suspect looking ahead...to trial. work?) "there have been defenses put up that i would laugh at." "but, there have been gullable juries that have looked at it and go, well, you know, maybe." the violent video game defense is nothing new... the question...is there any truth to it? dr. karen crew-ee says...observing violence alone won't make you do it. but when paired with a stressor...and mental health issues: "you have a desynthesization and numbing, almost trauma does occur." again investigators have not named a specific motive yet. they say... mcdonald denied everything ... only saying he had been smoking mariuana that day. updates as we get them. for now, i'm mahsa saeidi. 13 action news. dramatic new images tonight show.... the final moments of a former marine..... who was shot and killed.... by police. police released..... this body cam footage.... that shows.... a chase that went on.... they were chasing rex wilson..... a man who was accused of a violent crime spree.... that included -16- robberies several officers clo

randy sutton.. says vance won't be easy to bring-in. "he is heavily armed so the average police officer doesn't have the kind of fire power that can even match what he has" police also say vance may be dead because he suffered a gunshot wound during his encounter with police. regardless.. they're warning everyone to stay away from vance because he a communicable disease. and if you do see him.. call police immediately. new tonight ... a girls night out ... quickly warps... into this wild brawl!! it happened .. at "the miz lola's"...... in north las vegas! now.... the customer ... who says.... she was forced to go to the hospital... is turning to us.... for answers. 13 action news reporter.... mahsa saeidi... is here in the studio.... with the story... you'll see... only.... on 13 action news. mahsa? tricia -- we called miz lola's hours ago... left a voicemail ... sent an online message ... even stopped but management never got back to us ... that customer says she's pursuing legal action.... civil and criminal. "i mean i could have died

[indiscernible-papers rustling] political analyst tom sutton tells me that it is a practice that stands up in court. >> if it is a one-on-one transaction involving just two people that is an expression of speech not an illegal act. >> reporter: third party supporters to do not want to jeopardize the name party elections in their swing state like ohio. >> if you are in ohio and he did not like trump or clinton we have people that want to talk to you that feel the same way. >> reporter: their site launch last week and expects to hit 10,000 users before election day. the secretary of state's office tells me it is legal and as long as money is not involved >> reporter: it may cost concerns voter fraud is relatively rare. without just 31 cases of fraud and more than 1 billion ballots cast to see her. -- this year. >>> tim kaine campaigned in the brain -- and lorain today. actually got to cleveland last night and went to game two of the world series. he said while he is with the al central now. >> it will feel like it is us against the world tomorrow but this is pretty good. >>> we agree with

andy reid and bob sutton, second in points allowed only to seattle. they have big ben tonight. who are you voting for? >> al: matt ryan. >> cris: there you two. >> al: go for villanueva, after tomlin talked about him. >> cris: yeah. fired up about him, too. they can pick this one back to the locker room. we can begin to think about the green bay/giants match-up. >> cris: congratulations to kevin green. got the hall of fame ring tonight. down there, reminiscing about the ar melissa horton in the booth tonight. almost had to put her on p.u.p. >> cris: yeah. >> al: active for the entire game. and that's going to wrap it up from heinz field. ben, 300 yards, 5 t.d.s. volkswagen postgame report coming up on the other side of stop. with that box, you'll be the first to win playstation vr. "player one." soon, it spreads like wildfire. humanity becomes so plugged in... we never see them coming. that's why i was sent back to stop you - [slrrrrrp] oh, hey, i won! right. [sfx: bong] >>> welcome to the postgame report. here, now, bob costas. >> all-steelers from the jump. they win it, 43-14

tipoff against the hornets is just under an hour away. 12 sports' stephanie sutton is live inside the bradley center with a preview of tonight's game. stephanie: as you can see, players are warming up for tonight's season opener against the hornets. the fans, players, and coaches can't wait, especially jason kidd. >> school, everybody is excited. the last two days have been good. the mental focus and physical, and so the season is here. everybody is ready to go. stephanie: that is michael beasley on the other side of the court. fans can't wait to see him. coming up later in sports, thon maker will be making his debut. we will hear from him and the advice jason kidd has for him. kathy: go take a few shots. while the new home to the milwaukee bucks goes up in downtown milwaukee replicas will , also soon be built. joyce: will work together to construct miniature versions of the arena next week. the event aims to introduce students to elements of engineering. it's happening next thursday at north division high school. cool idea. our ugly weather will not last too much longer. kathy: i lov

former packer leroy butler gives his take in this week's green and gold one on one with stephanie sutton. stephanie: what is wrong with the packers right now? >> i don't necessarily there are two levels you can look at. the fan level would be you have to look at the quarterback first because some of the throws he is missing, normally makes. you also don't see the offense trying to find identity in the third order. stephanie: why do you think aaron rodgers is in a funk right now people understand how to defend aaron rodgers right now. i would also like to address something i have been hearing from fans. i think it is irresponsible and silly to blame his girlfriend, allegedly, for the way to place on the field. i got a lot out of that. i don't know, but it's not on who their dating are who they are married to. dan: thank you, stephanie. cornerback sam shields, who hasn't played since the season opener, was placed on injured reserve. he could return later this season. also, for the first time in six years, ted thompson makes an in season trade sending a , conditional late round draft pick t