tate went out to dinner with friends in l.a. and his girlfriend, and celebrity hairstylist jay sebring. they all returned to tate's home. >> abigail spoke to her mother about flying out to san francisco for her birthday. wojciech frykowski spoke to a friend at midnight. >> those would be the last calls ever. sometime after midnight, intruders cut the telephone lines to the house. killed one man in the driveway. then ambushed the four people inside. tate begged for the life of her unborn baby. just let me have my unborn baby. then you can kill me any way you want. just let me have my baby. >> they didn't. tate was stabbed 16 times. three time to the heart. they hanged her before they killed her. the others were butchered too. 86 stab wounds in total. >> it is incomprehensible, the savagery that night. >> as the sun rose and the neighborhood came to life, the maid arrived to discover carnage. the police arrived soon after. and so did the press. >> 8:30 this morning -- an employee came to work at 10050 cielo and found several bodie

among the dead, roman polanski's wife, sharon tate. she was eight months pregnant. >> she'd been stabbed. repeated stab wounds. one of the victims had a hood placed over his head and the word "pig" was written in blood on the door. >> but the carnage wasn't over. the following night, police found two more victims. >> leo labianca, a supermarket owner and his wife, had both been stabbed to death. repeated stab wounds. on his body the word "war" has been carved in the chest. then with blood, the killer had scrawled on the refrigerator door the words "death to pigs." hoods had been placed over the heads of both victims. >> despite the obvious similarities between the two murder scenes, los angeles police failed to make any connection. until jailed manson follower susan atkins began talking. her story was chilling. >> a lawyer for a girl involved in a peculiar gang which may have killed sharon tate and her friends described the killings today. the lawyer, paul caruso, said five people dressed in black entered ms. tate's home after cutting

was able to speak to him early this morning and he says that he is expected to be just fine and ryan tate facing long list of charge for this coming up in next half hour look at mug shot and hear from the detective. live in bellingham, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> we continue to update breaking news out of kansas city, missouri this morning. emotional news conference just wrapped up about 30 minutes ago about a fire last night and victims were 17 year and 13 year veterans of the department. one leaves lend a wife, other a wife and four young daughters. the chief says before their death the pair had rescued at least two people from inside the building. this morning fire departments across the country support and condolences across kansas city and sympathy overnight and boston fire department, of course, losing two firefighters in a back bay fire in 2014. >> pouring in about malaysian 817 and past hour updating on you dutch safety board as presents final report to the victim's families. agency says july 2014 malaysian airlines should not have been allowed to fly over ukraine because of civ

superintendent art tate poposed closing j-b young school in august. he said enrollment at the school is below 60 percent of the building's capacity. tate says it would save the district about 2- million dollars in salaries and elimiate the need for 11 million dollars in upgrades. hundreds of people showed their support for 11-year-old chase aeschliman in west union. he had a stroke after a football injury in august. as kcrg-tv nine's brea love shows us, people throughout fayette county are behind him as he recovers. "its amazing.. people that show their support some people we know some people we don't know." family and friends surrounded ase, who couldn't keep the ssile off his face sunday. around one thousand people warehouse donning matching purple shirts. each one read hash tag team chase and "we don't know how strong we are until being strong is our only choice". and that's just what chase is... strong. after a football accident during practice back in august, chase said he wasn't feeling well. it turns out he was having a stroke. after surgery an

superintendent art tate school in august. he said enrollment at the school is below 60 percent of the building's capacity. tate says closing the building would save the distririt about 2-million dollars in salaries, and eliminate the need for 11 million dollars in upgrades. the obama administration has new guidelines for standardized tests, in what it calls a "testing action plan." he administration says kids spend too much time taking "unnecessary" exams in schools. the guidelines have new principes for measuring student aptitude. these are recommendati ons fooschool distriits to follow, and are not binding. they don't replace rules that are part of "no child left behind." the white house will release more details on the plan in january. and a new study says a typical student in a big-city public school, spends between 20 to 25 hours a school year taking standardized tests. about 112 offhose are mandatory exams from preschohol through high school. researchers only analyzed actual test-taking time, so this does not include re

tate's historic landmark thousand gone literally gone.ut he vows he will rebuild. >> jop rawlins, "channel 6 action news." >> meanwhile hurricane joaquin remains a category two storm as it moves closer to bermuda and looking at parts of bahamas. even though east coast avieded a direct hit much of the southeast is getting rain. president obama issued emergency declaration for south carolina. >> we invite you to visit 6abc.com/weather. stormtracker 6 radar live is just a click away with up to the minute details about what you can expect next. >>> moving on to other news tonight a 14-year-old has been arrested through a string of violent robberies around drexel university. he's responsible for at least 15 over the past few months alone. vernon odom has the story from university city. >>reporter: walter, at some time, drexel university students especially those off campus are breathing a lot easier. why? because an armed robbery suspect now in police custody and he's been terrorizing this community. >> and we're no longer showing the face of

folger coffee, wojciech frykowski, jason gary hinman, leno labianca, rosemary labianca and sharon tate of you know how beautiful she was. only a few of you know -- >> and you had charles manson himself. the charismatic leader with a family who didn't know any remorse or any respect for the system. >> are you all happy. >> good. >> am i happy. >> it is your court. i wouldn't accept it. >> the problem was he did not physically participate in the murders but only manson had a motive to commit these murders and that was helter skelter. >> manson envisioned that the white people would turn against the black man if they thought a black man committed these murders. and there would be a civil war between blacks and whites. manson foresaw the black man would win this war but he said the black man because of inexperience would not be able to handle the reins of power. so you have to look at the white people who survived, who escaped from helter-skelter, in other words, turn over the reins of power to charles manson and his family. >> when the words "helter-skelter" were found at the murder scene

superintendent art tate proposed osing j-b young school in august. hh said enrollment at the school is below 60 percent of the building's capacity. tate says it would save the district abut 2- million dollars in salaries andliminate the need for 11 million dollars in upgrades. hundreds of peoole showed theer support for 11-year-old chase aeschliman in west union. he had a stroke after a football injury in august. as kcrg-tv nine's brea love shows us, people throughout fayette county arr behind him as he recovers. "its amazing.. people that show their support some people we know some people we don't know." family and friends surrounded chase, who couldn't keep the smile off his face sunday. around one thousand people packed in a warehehuse donning matching purple shirts. each one read hash tag team chase and "we don't know how strong we are until being strong is our only choice". and that's just what chase is... strong. after a football accident during practice back in august, chase said he wasn't feeling well. it turns out he was having a stroke. aft

superintendent art tate proposed closing j-b young school in august. he said enrollment at the school is below 60 percent of the building's capacity. tate says it would save the district about 2 2 million dollars in salaries and eliminate the need for 11 million dollars in upgrades. hundreds of people showed their support for 11-year-old chase aeschliman in west union. he had a troke after a football injury in august. as kcrg-tv nine's brea love shows us, people throughout fayette county are behind him as he recovers "its amazing.. people that show their support some peple we know some people we don't now." family and friends surrounded chase, who couldn't keep the smile off his face sunday. around one thousand people packed in a warehouse donning matching purple shirts. each one read hash tag team chase and "we don't know how strong weere until being strong is our only choice". and that's just what chase is... strong. after a football accident during practice back in august, chase said e wasn't feellng well. it turns out he was having a stroke. after

. >> allegedly stabbed -- was stabbed by sun and 30-year-old ryan tate facing charges and we were live in bellingham yesterday morning just hours after swat teams forced tate out of the conned mennums and had to get him out. >>> investigating string of car thefts in hingham. two cars taken from driveways on winthrop road and cars unlocked and keys left inside. one was left in the middle of the road in front of the house and other was later recovered in wellesley. police say suspects broke into at least 20 cars all of them were unlocked. >> we have learned state's only nuclear power plant set to be shut down by june 2019. company that participates pilgrim station in plymouth says they are losing too much money. energy notified 633 employees yesterday morning and president of the company says declining revenue less than favorable energy laws have forced them into this decision. >> when already have region that has over 50% reliance on national gas that will continue to increase which could result customer's cost, higher bills. >> pilgrim plant produces 10% of the energy used in massachus

"jon was one of the players - i knew he, his family, wanted him to be tated like one of the team."ahhaving a team - is what makes home plate... plate...home. home. "he always gave great effort - he loved the sport, he worked hard."a hard."atthat love carried on - to the veteran's memorial stadium. stadium. "because i love being part of the baseball team."a team."allife can be a little surprising when you throw away any doubts. doubts. "because one might be typecasted into a particular group,oes not limit the parameters of where that person can go."atthat's just life. that's just everyday. everyday."baseball. just baseball."ahhe's just jon-jon. "here's a live look over i-380 near north liberty. terry will havavyour finalal forecast when live at 5 comes back. "cbs 2 news connects with the corridor.call us -- 1-800- 222-kganemail us -- news @ cbs2iowa.comconnect with us on facebo -- facebook.com/ kgancbs2. the cbs evening news is next is nextevening news the cbs meet oakley and his friend of the "stuffed" variety! oakley is a great horned owlet.he was too young to live with older owls

. >> reporter: but on thursday morning, the statue was found decap tated. pre sid yo' and monterrey police have teamed up to find the vandals. this isn't the first time vandals targeted saint sara. last month, a statue was torn down, covered in paint just days after pope francis made him a saint >>> extremely disturbing this would happen because of the canonzation. >> reporter: -- >> he did not make a difference. he crepted what -- accepted what was happening by saying we were children and we didn't know what was best for us. >> reporter: still people like copeland said the statue is an important art piece and there is hope it can be fixed. >> we have to go on, repair the statue and tell the story of it and have people enjoy this wonderful park. >> a look back at the pope's recent visit to the u.s he was here for more than a week along the east coast. he canonized sara on the first day of his visit. it was the first time a canonzation ceremony has taken place on u.s. soil. >> >> astronaut scott kelly has spent more time in space more so than any other ameri

we have nothing to fear from honest differences, honestly tated. if you have ideas, let's hear them. i believe that a greater clarity between us can lead to greater charity among us. and there's every reason to have hope. when the first speaker took the gavel, he looked out at a room of 30 people. representing a nation of three million. today, as i look out at each and every one of you, we represent a nation of 300 million. so when i hear that america doesn't have it, we're done, we're spent, i don't believe it. i believe with every fiber of my being that we can renew the american idea. now our task is to make us all believe. my friends, you have done me a great honor. the people of this country, they've done all of us a great honor. now let's prove ourselves worthy of it. let's seize the moment. let's rise to the occasion. and when we are den, let us say that we left the people, all the people, more united, happy, and free. thank you. i am now ready to take the oath of office. i ask that the dean of the house of representatives, the honorable john

the charges filed against john tate...were dropped earlier this month. the two were charged in connection to a scheme to pay former iowa state senator kent sorenson thousands for his endorsement. the proposed bakken pipeline remains a hot button issue and yesterday boone county leaders added to the debate. channel 13's justin surrency explains why elected officials decided to weigh in and if they think it will make a difference. the boone county board of supervisor's say the meeting had both farmers and labor's union representatives present, but they say the voices of boone county residents made the decision easy... the county's board of supervisors unanimously approved a measure in opposition of the crude oil pipeline wedenesday morning... they cite environmental hazards and dakota access' threat to use eminent domain throughout the pipeline's 11-hundred mile long, 18 county stretch across the state. those who are in favor of the pipeline say the project will create jobs and increase u.s. energy independence. they also say iowans who lose land will actu

tate has been strapped for cash since hurricane sandy caused severe damage three years ago. >> need to get out of there asap. >> reporter: starting tomorrow, army corps of engineers will use side scan sonar to look for debris in the water. the search could take four days and will follow the flow of the house. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> new information on the search for survivors. after a cargo ship sunk during hurricane joaquin, crews will call off the rescue mission. the coast guard took the families, crews have found one body out of 33 crew members on board. national transportation safety board says it will investigate why the captain and crew ended up in the middle of the hurricane. >>> more townships in montgomery and burkes county under quarantine because of the spotted lantern fly. the affected areas include east greenville, pennsburg and red hill and montgomery county and bush county. the quar treen restricts materials that can spread the pest including firewood, yard waste. the spotted lantern fly has no known impact on humans, it's a threat to the state's great fruit tree

three and a halalmillion dollars of f tate tax payer money s paying for the project. the man convicted of hitting a school bus after leading linn county sheriff's deputies on a high speed chase ws sentenced today. 46 year old jmes surrett had asd the judge to place him in a resideetial faciliiy becacase of his mental illness and substance abuse problem. but during today's sentencing, the judge said quote "you're a`criminal who abuses substances and who happens to have mental health issues." he sentenced surretttto 15 years in prison or attempting to elude and being a habitual offender. as part of a plea agreement, surrett admitted to leading deputies on a chase on february 10th with speeds more than 100 miles per hour. it t nded on firssstreet southwest in downtown cedar rapids, when he hit a cedar rapids school bus and a pickup with a pregnant woman behind the wheel. state environmental officials spotted the emerald ash borer, insect that feeds on and killash trees, n southern linn cocoty. a state department of ag official spotted infested trees at this rest stop ced

john tate... were dropped earlier this month. the two were charged in connection with a scheme to pay former iowa state senator kent sorenson more than a hundred thousand dollars for his endorsement of paul. a new poll shows ron paul's son is now in the top five in iowa. rand paul is fifth...with six- percent of support. but the big news out of the quinnipiac university poll - the g-o-p pack has a new leader. dr. ben carson is in first place with 28-percent.. the poll shows his boost is due to new support from women. donald trump is in second with 20- percent. marco rubio is in third with 13- percent and ted cruz came in fourth with 10-percent. he is arguably one of the biggest fans of ben carson in central iowa and got a special message from the man himself... hey justin i'm here in new york city wishing you a very happy birthday and thanks for all your support." justin luettjohann of urbandale got this video message from the front runner yesterday as a surprise birthday gift from his wife... justin said the two are long time su

matthew stafford finds golden tate. it appears he fumbles it and the bears recover. but they review it and say he had possession as he crossed the goal line. 21-13 lions at half. 4th quarter, now 24-16 detroit. jay cutler finds alshon jeffery, welcome back #17! he scores to make it 24-23. bears strike again as matt forte scores, 2 pointer is good, chicago up 31-27. detroit would retake the lead 34-31. but robbie gould hits this 29 yarder to force overtime. but in the extra quarter, stafford finds calvin johnson which would set up this game winning 27 yarder from matt prater. bears drop a tough one as the lions pick up win #1, 37-34 finally, broncos looking to stay unbeaten versus the browns. 2nd quarter aqib talib reads josh mccown and he is going the other way. 63 yard pick 6, 10-0 denver. ahead to the 4th, broncos up 16-14. peyton manning throws a pick 6! karlos dansby takes it back 35 yards. cleveland up 20- 16 but peyton would redeem himself, hitting emmanuel sanders for the 75 yard strike! 23-20. browns' travis coons knocks in this 26 yarder to force overtime at

stuart tate had owned the property since 1992 and luckily was not inside when the home collapsed.>> it is some of the highest water i have seen. i have a picture on my cell phone from 6:00 last night and the water was higher than sandy. i have never seen the water that high. i looked at the 16 inch creosote timbres that were 60 feet long there were broken like toothpicks.>> reporter: boats floating in the harbor, one broke free. this video was sent to us by a cbs-2 colleague. also with the lighthouse on long beach island, there were rising waters and they quickly won't last too much longer. >> reporter: staying indoors is recommended with the wind is strong and the storm far from over. >>> the wind was intense yesterday. >> the waves and the wind is incredible. let's check with vanessa murdock to find out what we can expect for the rest of the weekend.>> it is not over and flooding is still a concern. the wind is still cranking and pounding the shores. for those of you in the seaside communities, play it safe again today. inland, we are seen improvement in the weather and we are starti

one of the greatest rivalries tating back to the afl games. philip rivers, anything but great. threw two interceptions. smith the first returned to the chargers' two. river, three td passes. derek carr, nice pass. fourth career nfl catch, 17-3 raiders. raiders at mode field. the quick pass to coop 'er. gets the block, reads them, has the speed and watch the cutback, 552 of his 3 -- 52 of his 130 yards. third quarter, raiders with the same play this time to michael crabtree. chargers made bit interesting but a big win for at the raid raiders. raiders next opponent, jets facing the patriots. took a lead into the third, 17-16 jets. bill belichick sweating? not for long. tom brady to rod gronkowski. 60th career td catch. 49ers next opponent the rams hosting the bruins. todd gurly hand for his first td of his career and then his second. browns with the 24-6 victory. their defense will be a challenge for the 49ers. >> giants have lost five of -- the last five meetings with the cowboys. dallas tied it with seven minutes left. harris goes 100 yards foe the touchdown and the giants win

one of the greatest rivalries tating back to the afl games. philip rivers, anything but great. threw two interceptions. smith the first returned to the chargers' two. river, three td passes. derek carr, nice pass. fourth career nfl catch, 17-3 raiders. raiders at mode field. the quick pass to coop 'er. gets the block, reads them, has the speed and watch the cutback, 552 of his 3 -- 52 of his 130 yards. third quarter, raiders with the same play this time to michael crabtree. chargers made bit interesting but a big win for at the raid raiders. raiders next opponent, jets facing the patriots. took a lead into the third, 17-16 jets. bill belichick sweating? not for long. tom brady to rod gronkowski. 60th career td catch. 49ers next opponent the rams hosting the bruins. todd gurly hand for his first td of his career and then his second. browns with the 24-6 victory. their defense will be a challenge for the 49ers. >> giants have lost five of -- the last five meetings with the cowboys. dallas tied it with seven minutes left. harris goes 100 yards foe the touchdown and the giants win

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the reason the seat tate is clo down the dmv on saturday.es tuesday night when they start the season. kerr is still recovering from several back >>> the warriors will not have coach steve kerr on the sidelines on saturday. he has been dealing with painful post surgery headaches. the team says that kerr will be out for more gamings, however he will be out there on tuesday to the receive the nbc championship ring. coach luke walton has been serving as interim coach. >>> today was the last day the dmv is going to be open on saturdays. now anticipating a large number of requests, to the dmv did open their doors on saturday to meet the demand. the line out the door there, you can sea the demand was great. the demand being down, the dmv says they no longer need to be open on starred. >>> fourth graders through 12th graders learned about the engineering design process in today's tech challenge. some good news and a sign of the changing times, nearly half of the participants were girls. organizers say the goal was to educate the students in science,

he even declared his own son tom an apost tate.ky hasn't seen tom in three years but tonight she's ready to share her story with him. >> hey, tom, how are you? >> good. >> you remember this one. >> hey, thomas. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> like becky, tom recently left the flds and is also viewed as a traitor by his father. >> he told the whole family i was an apost tate and i did nothing to him. >> why exactly didou leave? >> i got sick of all the restrictions and after i left the church, i still believed warren is who he said he was and i had all the respect in the world for him but i finally got a lawyer and he put all the evidence in front of me. it disgusts me. >> becky, do you want to share anything with tom? >> he molested some of us when we were little and then, you know, my sister, she dealt with it constantly, so of course, we can't support him. >> yeah. i mean, to find out that's the man we were supporting, how could this have happened all these years and nobody know about it? i mean, it's -- it messes with your hea

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one of the issues that i had with reading, is i could regur ji tate words, but comprehending one teacher showed me how there was a strategy. i could take chunks of information, and highlight it, and make notes in the corner that improved my reading skills that improved my comprehension level. those are the strategies that we have to look to begin to change our kids. >> armstrong: in my earlier career we spent a lot of time in south africa and a lot of ville anldz establishedvillages established a reading program, and when they had situations that could not read they introduced them to instruments, the trumpet, the horn and the piano. it's maiding when kids get into music, i never realized how it could translate to get kids to be a better learners and responsible. what is the connection between getting the kids involved with the arts and learning. >> armstrong: it's something that they like, they have an opportunity to use their talent. it's something that distract them. for me i still need to listen to there's something about that, changes my mind and eases my mind and puts me into the p

is tate okay, or... >> theresa: well, yeah. if he wasn't, i'd do more than text. he's fine. >> brady: okay, what's up? >> theresa: um, listen, i did some thinking, um, but i don't think you're going to be very happy about it. >> brady: okay, what'd you do? >> theresa: that--it's for you. >> brady: you bou--um, you bought me clothes? >> theresa: it's a vintage suit, so... >> brady: it's a vintage... suit? doesn't that mean secondhand? right? >> theresa: yeah, listen, you can wear it to the bicentennial and the wedding. you'll be the sharpest looking guy there. and i've already had it cleaned and altered, and i also jazzed it up just a little bit. >> brady: jazzed it up? really? >> theresa: please, i just-- i mean, just tell me you'll at least think about wearing it. >> brady: i'm sorry. mm-mm. it's not a good idea. >> chad: well, i'm not saying a word until i have an attorney right beside me. >> justin: that's your legal right. >> chad: damn straight.

>> his visit to the united ,tates was a historic visit opening up the relationship between our two countries. i think this visit is also vitally important. the united states has actually emphasized that they hope that this relationship and this visit will be a milestone, putting our relationship firmly on a positive trajectory. the american public still have a mistrust of the chinese. a pew center poll recently said that 54% of americans view china unfavorably. president plan to change that perception? >> poll results very from time to time and from place to place. my understanding of american society is that there is a deep awareness of the importance of nurturing better relationship between our two countries. so i believe that the american people attach a great deal of important to the visit -- importance to the visit. we have had some early harvest of this new model of the relationship between us. for instance, the trade between the two countries has grown quite a bit, and there are more student exchanges between us, and on the international scene, there has been good coordination between

after receiving three citations and nine deficincies last month from the e tate...administrati on at sunnycrest manor says has a new plan to make things better. dubuque's sunnycrest manor imoving in a new directon, after getting three citations from the stae. "they came decause we self came as a result of an inspectioio in september. a rereident fell and background check on a contract employee. the new administration admits ther were some problems. "there were many change going on in the dining services department and things eren't flowing and weren't beig providedo the resident." now aging experts say it's important to do research before putting a loved one in a nursing home. a big cause of concern are dining options. "it depends on the place, you really have to research, maybe do a tour. you can do a guided tour where you call and make a citations, the administration at sunnycrest says it's made changes. "we're finally coning to a new .ormal here, whe alternates are being offered, residents aren't denied things that they want." they have lso addressed d way to reduceethe risk of es

peter: let's bring in tate of politico. kate: thanks, peter. -- there's a about lot of talk about what happens when we run out of airwaves for cell phones and smartphones. what do you hope to accomplish in the rest of this term? think that the spectrum is gold. we see so much that has moved to mobile. that requires more spectrum. downloading of movies, videos, all of that, that requires spectrum. both licensed and unlicensed. unlicensed is a very important platform for innovation. auction that is coming up, which will be held in march of next year, there has been an enormous amount of work on both the subcommittee and hearings and probing and helping to get directions to the fcc, and the fcc preparing for it. this is the first time in the history of the world that they spectrum auction is set up the way it is. voluntary. just put out the rules of the road for podcasters, -- for broadcasters, were there will be a reversed operation first, and then moving forward. so what the broadcasters are willing to give up and what the t

found that toes tate used by fallers coded the commute's legal limits. >> because of som limitses witn our supply chain pack home. >> nigeria's agency for food and drug administration and control, is trying to detect where the food with high pesticides are coming from. but it is a huge challenge. >> every year, nigh otheryeah food safety agency test about 2,000 random samples of foo nigeria. >> and they are -- many times are ebbs ports without passing through and they sometimes when they even are pass through they wide the project the patch may not be the ones that are contaminates. inging ebb. >> it wants to boost exports rather than relying solely on income from oilily on the ban will stay in place until june next year. in the meantime, more products will be tested to determine the source of the contaminant. al jazeera. >> ahead, volkswagen is given the first the hint that jobs may have to go after the emission scandal. the changes of germany's biggest car maker would not in his words be painless. new figures have shown that one of the biggest markets for diesel has upon down by almo

to a 7-mile stretch of the allen rock corridor and scheduled to end this fall, but the completion tate has been push to next year or early 2017. >>> bay area scientists are trying to find out why so many great white sharks are coming close to shore. they have been spot in the bay. we sent joe vazquez to ask experts why. >> reporter: two coast guard helicopter crews snaps these photo and spotted 20 whitish between 10 and 18 feet in length within 100 yards from shore. the sightings took place on a 12-mile stretch of shore klein between pacifica and ocean beach around a week ago. >> the best thing i've seen in my life. >> reporter: around the same time, there was another white shark sighting inside the bay off the island of alcatraz. a video shows a shark devouring a seal. >> it's unusual to see so many sharks off our coastline. >> reporter: the director of a conservation group said the shark were not clustered in one place. >> it's not a cool school or swarm. it's not a group of vicious of man eating sharks. they're preying on their prey of expels sea lions. >> you have this situation. y

and it's only strengthening -- deexamination tated and that's only strengthening icele and that's not good for anybody in terms of our support of opposition groups inside osyria, i made very clear early on that the united states couldn't impose a military solution on syria either. but that it was in our interests to make sure that we were engaged with moderate opposition inside of syria because eventually syria will fall. the assad regime will fall and we have too have somebody we're working with we can help pick up the pieces and stitch back together a cohesive, coherent country. and so we will continue to support them. the training and equip program was a specific initiative by the defense department to see if we could get some of that moderate opposition to focus attention on isil in the eastern portion of the country, and i'm the first one to acknowledge it has not worked the way it was supposed to, julie, and the department of defense would say the same thing. and part of the reason, frankly, is because when we tried to get them to just focus on isil, the response we would get ba

we were live in bellingham yesterday morning hours after swat teams forced tate out of the maple brook condominium. had to use flash bangs to get him out. no word as to what sparked the fight. >>>.middlesex county district attorney denied that her office bullied da marion ryan. she is puzzled in claims in case notes that we obtained dealing with the death of a baby in 2010. homicide and the child's father jeffrey wilson was charged with murder. but yesterday the m. e. changed the cause of death to undetermined based on new evidence. in the notes the m. e. calls prosecutors unethical and unprofessional. da ryan disagrees. >> the only thing that would be unethical for us not to follow the evidence in a responsible way. >>gene: the charges against jeffrey wilson were dropped. the wilson family hired an attorney to look into the claims made by the medical examiner. >>> the city of boston may soon make real estate developers to pay more to cover the cost of affordable housing. mayor marty walsh plans to have developers of residential building for low income tenants and found nutrient other

. >> reporter: trump entered the new york real l tate market in 1971. $1 million adjusted for inflation would equal $5.8 million today. trump also tried to take credit for a ford mot o company decision to shift some jobs to ohio from a plant in mexico. >> mexico took a ford plant. have i been very tough on the ford, you heard me talking about ford. i heard last night that ford >> reporter: ford is moving about 1 100 jobs from mexico to ohio, a decision 2011. and one a gop rival of trumps ohio governor john caseic helped to engineer. scott, caseic said t ts entire controversy w w another example of trump's quote empty, false rhetoric. major garrett for us tonight, thank you. >> pelley: vice president biden is letting us in on w he decided not to for the democratic nomination. in an interview for "60 minutes" he told nora o'donnell it all came down to the calender. >> look at it this way. i give my word as a biden. i think at the first caucus was april 1st, we probably would be running. because there's time. >> how often did the two of you talk aboututhis decicion? every nighgh >> well, s

. >>> it is the local squad dead tated to helping out around the world when there is a crisis. they are back in fairfax after assisting with the deadly floods in south carolina. we asked them for their thoughts on the situation down there. >> probably the devastation, just the flooding conditions, the homes, the total loss, the road structures are still relatively compromised down there and it will take a long time to rebuild those areas. >> whenever it is deployed, the tags, force brings their own food and water so they are not causing a problem with communities. >>> first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >>> how are you doing with that? >> pretty well. in fact i think we're feeling pretty comfortable today. i can't tell you if we did it or not, but a nice number he left of 75 for a high. it was at one point 72. the question was it ever 79? we'll let you know hktonight at 11:00. >>> it is still mild, 69. humidity is 57%. winds have turned south, southeast at 7. they will pick up west southwest at 10 to 15 with the front. clouds will come in after midnight and before dawn. bu

. >> cannot allow one event to deck tate 25 years, 25 years of our city's policy towards undocumented immigrants to our city. >> in the end, compost was supported. but with the sheriff's election coming in november that's when a real policy debate may begin. >> in washington, d.c., a senate democrat has blocked legislation to sank chew ware cities that shield residents. that fell short. republicans have been pushing the bill. >> a top official for the department of education was in the bay area to launch a new initiative in helping undocumented students. deputy education directly with affected college students. king had introduced a new resource guide that high schools and universities can use to teach undocumented students their rights and support them academically. >> unfortunately, folks in high schools may not know what opportunities are available for students. and then students become discouraged and don't finish their education. so we want to make sure there's good nfgtsz out there. >> san francisco is hiring what they're calling a dream coordinator to aid undocumented students.

. >> it will continue to ray tate through and so forth. >> reporter: their mission includes counter-terrorism efforts as the taliban and al-qaeda try to gain ground. >> right now there's a threat and that's where we've chosen to go and address that threat. >> reporter: meanwhile, local exhausted military families are forced to ban together until their loved ones can could home. >> it was difficult for us. we had three kids, a five week old son and two older ones, so it was difficult on my wife and kids. >> the community will really take care of their families while soldiers are deployed and the soldiers will do the mission as best they can. >> reporter: in boston, malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> state police looking for a suspect wanted in connection with several local rapes. the man has been seen in downtown area and could also have ties to easton. the suspect is described as a man in his 20s, 6 feet tall, 180 pounds. he's possibly driving a dark blue or black sports car. >> according to investigators in new hampshire, the victim of a manchester homicide was strangled to death. 57-year-old sue

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ryan tate attacked his dad and then barricaded himself inside the mapleville condominiums. a s.w.a.t. team had to use flash bombs to get tate out of the apartment. >> brookline firefighter released on personal recognizance after allegedly beating a homeless man. prosecutors say 37-year-old joseph ward attacked the man for taking too long to order foot at anna's tacos on sunday night. ward allegedly punched, kicked and threw things at the victim. defense attorneys have asked for surveillance video from inside the taco shop. ward is now on administrative leave from the fire department. >> elizabeth: convicted killer and former new england patriot aaron hernandez' second murder trial has been delayed. today in court a judge agreed to hold on off on the start of the trial for several weeks after prosecutors and the defense team asked for more time. trial will now start in mid january. hernandez is accused of gunning down safiro furtado and danielle danielle -- daniel abreu in boston's south end. a low level threat causing an evacuation at lester high school. officials say this

the medical emergency captain is incaps tated. request has handling for runway 10 landing. reporter: this is american airline flight 550 in syracuse after this morning's emergency landing. the 57-year-old pilot died in flight. passengers were initially only told the pilot wasn't feeling well. >> her voice was quivering. i knew it was beyond an illness. >> we are on the ground within five to seven, maybe 10 max. i never landed in an airplane that quick before. >> if it wasn't for a copilot using a cool head it may have been more disastrous. reporter: the midnight flight diverted at 7:13 a.m. it took another four hours for the a bus 320 to arrive in boston with the 147 passengers. there were ambulances waiting at the gate. >> we had to wait for the bodies they removed from the plane. it was intense. >> whatever happened in the cockpit none of us will know. the copilot did a great job. reporter: and the pilot was placed in phoenix. his body is with the medical examiner. the airline is focused on the

do detectives believe at this point that this was a tate crime? >> reporter: well we asked them that and they say they still aren't sure. detectives say it's too early in the investigation to know if this was a hate crime or a robbery. we also learned from police they need a key witness to come gord to get more information. 22-year-old keisha jenkins was shot twice in the back and found in the middle of the street yesterday morning. homicide detectives believe before she was attacked and shot someone dropped her off in that area. she is from northeast philadelphia. minutes after she had gotten out of the car, a group of five to six men attacked her. during that attack she was shot twice. police tell us they are still looking for the driver of the vehicle, the driver of the car which dropped her off in the hunting park neighborhood. they want that person to come forward. they're hoping they can provide answers to what still is a mystery as to why she was targeted. we'll have the latest for you coming up at 4:30. reporting live at police headquarter