the boy? if you had this arm... if you had the pain with you every minute, every second, if you knew how it feels... there are all kinds of pain, ben. nora. what did you do to hme? mind your own business. i've seen you shoot horses to put 'em oeir misery-- why don't you shoot her? what? remember when you first got married. she was looking forward to so much. she knew what i was. are you sure s i had an idea maybe she thought you were like other men, only maybe just bit better. she didn't know you were just onb of hate! you're gettiti way ou why don't you shoot me, ben? it's just one step from the ramseys to mccullough to me or any other man that crosses you. you just don't understand, do you? i sure don't. you here, pastor? that's right, mayor storey. reverend butler. yes, i know you didn't, ben-- that's why i came. we've got thatatroblem again. we fought in the same armid, ben. our feelven't t anged none. why don't theyeytay where they belong? where is that? did you invite the reverend here? r

why do you think that the beach boys have endured? really, as i go back over these years, it's kinda you and the beatles. right? it's beach boys and the beatles. i mean, a lot of other very successful bands that are so iconic and are so important and have sold more records or maybe charted more songs. but really, i think about on parallel tracks, the beach boys and the beatles, why? what is it? - love. - not capital l love? - not me, necessarily. - maybe some! (laughs) but love as an essential thematic piece. - what happens is, i mentioned my mom and her family, they were so into music, not as much on my dad's side. i mean, my dad sang a couple of like country songs and and stuff, but my mom's side was unbelievably musical. my mom sang in the 1930s, she sang on the radio and she sang light opera in madame butterfly. i grew up in a family that that's originally all they had, was music. they didn't have money but they had music. and that was kind of the thing that brought everybody together. every family holiday, christmas, thanksgiving,

death of a 7- year- old boy. the child had multiple injuries.he died after being taken to the hospital yesterday..rikki mitchell spoke with neighbors today and joins us live from the south side neighborhood where police say the boy lived. several neighbors told us the boy and his mother lived in this apartment building near national and 19th street -- but they only moved in a couple of months ago. to hear something like that it's just real devastating victor diaz says police came to his apartment yesterday asking questions about a family that lived in his building. diaz says the family only recently moved in -- but he had seen the mother with at least two young boys on occasion. her children was like happy her older son was happy i always see him walking to school he says he believes her younger son had some kind of physical handicap. but he never noticed anything that would make him think they were of hard explaining this to my children when they see these kids according to police -- the 7yearold boy was brought fro

of wives for the boys right up there in the mountains. mountains? with $300? i want city girls for my boys. that's the main reason we come to mayberry. you mean to tell me that you've come down here into town to find wives for those boys? why not? nice boys like i got. take mitch there. strong as an ox and almost as bright and can do his sums, up to and including three. but, but, briscoe-- and he's pretty, too. look at them fine, chiseled features. chisel hit him right here. well, uh... they're, they're, they're fine boys. now, i'm not questioning that but you, you can't just just swoop down into town and find wives just like that. well, sheriff, we don't expect to rush into anything. good. might take the rest of the day. five or six. not the way we operate. we'll just go down there on main street and wait for them female hearts to start fluttering. everybody on the truck. uh, charlene, uh, you best stay here. well, uh... i don't want her to be alone whilst we're down there on main street bird-dogging it. might not be lady-like. well, mister, mr. darling, um...

boy, don't you understand? he's one of them. bubuhe's the last one of them. the boys on the boat, they're my boys. sure they are. lora, , ra, we could go now, lora? let go of me. lora, i did this for you, don't you understand? lora, i'm gonna take freddy to the village. why don't you go with us? no, lora, please. here's your money. i hope you enjoy it. ? lora! i don't care about the money. lora! i'll take that knife. that's where bonacci probably made his mistake. take him back there. then go back in there and bring out the cash. that money belongs to the syndicate. no! not until you let them go, all of them. ? here's your money, freddy. can you see it? go get him. here's your syndicate money. can you see it? here it is! ? come on, get out of there, get out. just keep away from the paint! ? hey, why, excuse me. you know, lora, i'll tell you one thing for you. you have got a mess. maybe you think we're foolish trying to fix e commissioner. he told me they released a story that your boat was lost in that hurricane. it'll be all right. but, you don't understand, tarzan. someday, sooner or later, the s

(doorbell rings) there are the boys. and where is miss alfalfa? (giggles) (audience laughs) - oh, that girl. some days i think she's an angel. the next i'd like to take her over etty] hello! (audience laughs) - where's your cousin? - oh, milly will be right down. come on in, boys. - [joel] on the level, what's she like? - now, fellas, you must understand that milly is a country girl. she's sweet, just as sweet as she can be. (audience laughs) well, she is and she's a lot of fun. - a lot of fun. - she might just as well have said milly was a typhoid carrier. be the goats? i mean, couldn't you find somebody else to take her out? somebody you hate? - she's not that bad. you're going to find that milly has a heart of gold. - why we ever let ourselves into this thing i'll never know. we should have our heads examined. - hello. sorry i didn't get dressed up, but i've been making over a dress for kathy and i didn't realize it was so late. boy, did i stick my finger. (audience laughs) - this is my cousin, milly anderson. - maurie. - hi. - joel malone. - he

the boy is now in seventh grade at an alternative school. he says by releasing his written words, he hopes to encourage others like him and help himself move forward. nhk world, tokyo. >>> the fight to recapture iraq's second largest city has hit the one-month mark. the number of civilian casualties is mounting. on october 17th, iraqi and kurdish forces backed by the u.s.-led coalition started their offensive. the islamic state group has controlled mosul for over two years and the city is its largest stronghold in iraq. earlier this month, some iraqi troops were able to enter the city. now, the iraqi government says it forces control one-third of the eastern side. but troops have been advancing slowly and cautiously as they search for islamic state fighters and bombs. the militant group continues to fight back using residents as human shields and carrying out suicide attacks. an official at an iraqi military field hospital told nhk that since the battle moved to highly populated areas, more civilians have been killed or injured than soldiers.

he says the boy died at home the next day october 21. he was wrapped in a white comforter and ditched his body near a community college. documents also show when the interview the mother she began crying and yelling, everyone is going to blame me, it was an accident. then had a friend come get her car from the sheriff parking human remains on the driver side rear door as well as the dumpster that investigators seized. it seems that silas entered a pattern of abuse. investigators are turning their focus to this landfill where trash from laramie is dumped. tomorrow crews will begin searching through 200,000 pounds of garbage hoping to find any clue ofhe . >> as for the boys mother, these documents show she lied to her ex telling him the boy was at a friends house days after he disappeared. molly hendrickson, denver 7 . crews will be out looking for the trash for any sign of the little boy. county. hunters found human bones and clothing so investigators are trying to identify those remains. >>> onto politics your voice, your vote. you have

it contained a threat to commit suicide. >> reporter: the boy writes about how hurt he felt when his classmates added the word germ to his name. he says he knew they were talking about radiation even though there was nothing wrong about his health. the boy writes he thought about killing himself but he decided to keep on living despite the pain he felt. he kept in mind how many people died in the earthquake and tsunami. >> translator: the boy says he made the note public because he thought it would be meaningful if it could encourage other children. >> reporter: last december the boy's parents demanded an investigation. education authorities finally acknowledged this month that the boy was bullied. the mayor of yokohama has gotten involved in the case. she says it's heart breaking to know the boy endured such a traumatic experience. >> translator: episodes of serious bullying in the past gave rise to a protocol for preventing this kind of thing. but what's the point in having it if we don't follow it? >> reporter: hayashi says she's asked the school board to explain the delay. >>> wor

the environment ministry plans to begin operating the facility in about a year. >> a lawyer for a boy who was bullied after fleeing the fukushima disaster has spoken out. he released a note the boy wrote last year about what he went through at a primary school south of tokyo and how he considered killing himself. the boy writes that while he thought of suicide, he decided to keep on living, even if it was painful. he kept in mind how many people lost their lives in the earthquake and tsunami. >> translator: the boy says he made the note public because he thought it would be meaningful if it could encourage other children. >> the boy writes how hurtful it was for classmates to add the word "germ" to his name. he said he knew it referred to radiation, even though there was nothing wrong with his health. after calls in december to investigate, education authorities recognized this month the boy was bullied. yokohama's mayor says she instructed the school board to tackle the issue. >> translator: the incident was regrettable. i strongly think that the bullying was impermissible. >> the bo

the boy stole the money from his parents. >> the boy refused to go to school after that. two years ago, his parents talked to school officials about the matter. a third party panel created a report on it and it was not until this month that officials recognized it as bullying. the report said the school and the education board did nothing and the inaction went against their educational role. it said doing so was tantamount to abandoning education. >> translator: there's harsh criticism against the school and the board, this is very serious. i wonder why they didn't deal with the situation. >> the boy's father says he's not at all satisfied by the response from the school and the board. he said some argued that the opinions of adults may have led to bullying like this. >> the students used the term compensation money. they must have learned it from the adults around them. >> they accused me of bringing in radiation too. >> an expert on supporting child victims of disaster points out that bullies tend to be ignorant of radio activity and the lives of evacuees. she said it's

the drums, they said he brought a boy to your school. and didn't the drums report that tarzan left here. will you help me track the murderers who killed my wife and son? i can't do that. take my word for it, they'll be punished. there are wounds that call for instant remedies. ? the boy has gone off to the east with the foreigners. m'kono, wait. we've heard the drums, we don't need your help anymore. i was at the wedding feast when you married your wife. i was also there when your son was born. i know they wouldn't want you to do this. you cannot know my pain. i'm your friend. because you are my friend, i leave you here. if i find you on the trail between me and those murderers, i'll kill you. they know we've got him. ? yesterday, i killed your father and had you abducted. does that make you hate me? i can't imagine that it makes him love you. keep quiet, helge. well, if we're playing 20 questions, he might as well know that i hate him, almost as much as i hate myself for being here. em. i asked you a question, helmut. he was weak, what y

you pick up the boys? yeah, we picked them up. they've confessed. we've moved them into the coffee room, and now they're in the process of completing their statements. you want me to pay that woman? she claims you said you'd pay once an arrest was made. if that's the case, yes, we have made an arrest. how did she know those boys? they're her sons. animals. the mother, too. she sent them out to murder? at the proper time, you can read the statements. 'cause if she sent them for the murder, i don't give her 10 cents. she didn't send them for the murder. is she giving you part of the reward? they said your father was a nice guy. is that why they killed him? of their own. he didn't. he just tried to take theirs away. so maybe being a good guy was part of why he died. on the other hand, i've seen a lot of pricks that have been murdered, too, so maybe being good or bad doesn't enter into why we die. what you can count on, mr. lee, is being nice helped your dad be a little bit happy while he was alive. so why don't you go bury him now? simone: how's it goin

who planted them in the little boy's garden? i did. to little dennis mitchell goes the blue ribbon for dahlias. thank you very much. lady? yes, dennis? is it okay if i give it to a friend of mine? well, it's yours to do with as you wish. thank you. hey, mr. wilson. he did a beautiful job. forgive us if we hurry on. we have 12 more ribbons to bestow. of course. goodbye. goodbye. thank you. uh-uh. you bought 'em and you planted them. well, just the same, i-- mrs. schooner: mr. wilson-- yes? to mr. george wilson for introducing in his garden the lushness of sweet potato vines for ground cover, blue ribbon for originality. oh, well, thank you. mr. wilson. thank you very much. oh, will you forgive us? we have 11 more ribbons to bestow. oh, well, yes, of course. goodbye. goodbye. and thanks again. dennis-- yeah, mr. wilson? how would you like me to take you for a ride in my wheelbarrow? oh, boy. come on. here comes the sweet potato special. [music] captioning performed by peoplesupport transcription & captioning [music] [music] hello, mr. wil

they have the time. boy: this is the story of a boy who didn't talk for a long time. the boy liked things to always be the same. any changes would scare and upset him. own was an unfriendly place. the boy was very sensitive to lights and sounds. so he built secret hiding places where they couldn't get in. the boy didn't like looking people in the eye. he wasn't trying to be mean, it just made him feel uncomfortable. sometimes he would flap his arms again and again. my family got me help. slowly i found my voice and learned all the ways i could live with it better. announcer: early intervention can make a lifetime of difference. learn the signs at autismspeaks.org. cs or give advice, do you know what kind? some talk about gardening or automobiles, ... you guessed it -- sports! this is lance zierlein, and he's a real sportrttalk show host. hi, lance. thanks for taking time out to talk to us. my pleasure. what came first, your interest in sports or radio? it would have to be sports. my dad is a college football coach. he's been a football coach since i was just a aittle

maybe a little steam blew on the jew boy. whoa, now, hey. hey, hey, hey. hey. hey, mouse. you make me sick-- what you say and how you act. i apologize. what do you want me to call the guy, huh? not "christ killer," right? how about "our fellow monotheist"? him reaching into my pants is what turned me around. mouse, save me, huh? who's the patron saint of lost causes? hmm. okay, i told you about waiting for my friend, right? you didn't tell me anything. you said something was coming to the airport. is that what i said? not a friend? yeah. yeah, yeah. maybe it was a box. maybe that's why i'm overwrought, not fancy-free jimmy. what's in the box? you know that guy? [russell] no. no? mm-mmm. you know what guy i'm talking about. i thought you were talking about the guy with the red hair. looked like he recognized you. now he's trying to get over like he don't know you from adam. i'm sleeping with him, jimmy. yeah? yeah. you gonna give him a beating now? - you feel you covered all right? - guy's a full-on wacko. how do i know if it's gonna come back up? - i'm not sure what you're

the boy was taken to a hospital with a head injury and he died. school officials in canceled the field trip. it's unclear how and why the student fell off the bus. authorities are investigating. pbs is mourning the loss of one schcials iett'uncncstudent journalist gwen ifill has passed away at the age of 61, following a battle with cancer.he g ifill worked at the washington post, new york times and nbc news, before joining pbs inre 1999.join she also moderated the 2004 and 2008 vice presidential debates, as well as a 2016 democraticocrc primary debate. ifill was also a pioneer for women and african americans inac journalism. my goodness will she be missed. sad news to hear. w an anti-trump rally at the ohio state university last night took a violent turn and it was caught e unie ni come down the stairs and push the man holding the megaphone then punches start flying. it was eventually stopped. the girl in the orange stoppedev the situation. the gentleman taken away by campus police.ce. ohio state university released statement to students saying it

but bambi agreed at the time the boys were better off. they loved diane and charlie. >> very loving, a lot of outdoor stuff. they spoiled us to death. >> nathan, how about you? >> they were the most loving individuals i've ever met in my life. my grand ma's the most sweet woman. and everybody says so. >> the boys living at their grandparents', bambi tried to get her own life back on track. that's when she met rick gagnon, a new hire at charlie's glass company. there was an instant attraction. >> i've always liked the bad-boy image, i guess. like he had the goatee, and the shaved head. i don't know. we just had a good time together. >> was it a serious relationship? >> yes, it was. >> rick was serious, too. he confronted bambi about her demons. >> i told her if she wanted to be in a relationship, then she had to do something about the pills. >> by the spring of 2005, bambi felt she had turned the corner. she and rick found a home of their own in myrtle beach. after a long struggle, she was ready to be a mom to her boys again. >> i was getti

after hitting the boy she witness followed her and patrolman stopped her. she was placed in the back of a lowell police car. the boy is at the hospital getting treatment. >>> and police stop and arrested a group of people who they say were wrecklessly driving off road vehicles, the sergeant suffered serious injuries and the people are due in court this morning. >>> a judge will consider letting out early, they recommended macy being released early after battling cancer twice in prison a judge wants more details on the current medical condition macy has served five years of an 8 year sentence for corruption. >> a student will be principal. >>> the police arrested the boy but won't release his name because he is a minor. >>> died after attending a halloween house party in lowell, another is facing serious charges 18-year-old joseph slammed ethan costello head first into a concrete floor during an under age party court documents say it was more than an hour before lowell was taken to the hospital, kids say no one wanted to help or call 911. he died after taken

i found the man your boys beat up on at topple road. well, that wasas shame. otherwise now,w,idn't we? what about tenner smith? the gambler? oh, we'd like to keep him with us. he makes the saloon seem a little more cheery. all right, hastings. i'm 'a give you five minutes to say good bye to the town of porter. hoby: and about mr. smith, you lay a hand on him, and i'll strip p e skin off of your back. i'll braid it into a rope and haha you with it. (gun shot) your bright friend just blew it. you know that, don't you, gambler? it wasn't hoby. well, he was standin' in front of him. come one! let's kill him! hoby: hastings! hastings! i had nothin' to do with that. you heard me tell 'em! hoby: now, don't take it out on tenner. it wasn't his fault. then who do i blame, ranger? huh? will: tell me that! you can walk out, will. i give yououy word. open the door and nobody'll try to stop you if you leave now. hoby: how 'bout it? but you can't promise that. not-not after what they've done. what about frank? you're not just gonna forget about him. t

that boy suffering a gash on his head is recovering today. the driver who initially took off has been cited now. >> reporter: four-year-old boy out trick-or-treating hit while crossing marshall avenue in lowell last night. >> oh, my goodness. what a horrible way to have halloween happen to you. >> reporter: judy o'hara rushed to the buy's side. he had a large gash on his head. >> right here on the side of his head. yeah. we didn't want to move him too much. just enough to assess that he was...... he wasn't bleeding too much. he was crying. like, softly. he knew his name. and he knew his mom. so that was... you know, that was positive. >> there is nothing to indicate any speed. the problem is she didn't stay. police the 27-year-old woman behind the wheel got out, exchanged words with the boy's family, then left the scene. >> the witness followed the car for a while. probably within ten minutes of that, another officer found the car on broadway street. >> reporter: that driver is cited for leaving the scene of an accident with injuries. today, neig

the boys come out of surgery. of how well they're doing, but it's been tough. there have been a lot of ups and downs over the month. brooke, they had to make tough decisions along the way. even having the operation itself was a big operation. might -- one of the boys not survive the operation. it was emotional. it's been physical. there have been a lot of demands. but these images are incredible in terms of how well they're doing. the doctor said to me -- this was a profound thing. they said this was the most difficult operation he has ever done. he is the leading expert in this area. but the boys are also having the fastest recovery he has ever seen. so hard operation, but fast recovery. they'll take it any day. >> outstanding. just to see them with the dressing off their little heads and to see the mom's face. what about, though -- what are are you hearing from the doctor as far as looking ahead? it may be too early to even know, but just functionality for both of them? >> one of the twins who is the dominant twi

i believe the boy's daddy's arrived. oh? yeah. a big, black limousine just pulled up-- sheriff taylor? arthur harrington. i'm j.j. bailey's attorney. oh, well, glad to see you. hi, mr. harrington. oh, ron... are you all right, my boy? i'm fine. good. we'll have you out of here in a matter of seconds. sheriff, i want to compliment you for being so conscientious in upholding the law. oh, well, thank you. the boy made a little mistake. you taught him his lesson and i'm sure we can let it go at that. sheriff, you can release him. i'll assume full responsibility. oh, well, that-that's fine, mr. harrington, but, uh, being a expert lawyer you-you understand i can't just let the boy go. i mean, there's-there's legalities and paperwork and stuff like that. why, of course. we don't mind waiting, sheriff. how long do you think it'll take? 'bout two days. i see. and you don't think that you could possibly see your way to...? oh, no, no, no. i couldn't do that. no. uh-uh. well... i was hoping we could do this the easy way. however... would you

the boy was rushed to tufts medical center. as for the driver, witnesses told police the woman behind the wheel kept going only to get out a block away, get back in the car and as of last night, police had stopped her about ten minutes later on broadway and they were questioning her. no charges last night. as for the boy, he is expected to be okay. we're live in lowell this morning, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: new this morning, female soccer players at harvard are speaking out, writing an emotional response after being the subject of a lewd scouting report. 7's jonathan hall joins us now with more. newspaper, they are criticizing the explicit scouting report written by them by a men's soccer player four years back this report, which was published last week, used lewd and sexually explicit language to describe each female soccer recruit. they were freshman back then. it was then circulated online among members of the team. now the women are calling for an end to this sexist behavior. they wrote, "we ar

sexually assaulted him the boy with down's syndrome the centers for disease control and prevention says about 50 percent of children aged 3 to 17 have been this one the the the mental disability. and the percentage of them who are sexually assaulting is much higher. >>phillipe djegal: but often people with developmental disabilities are reluctant to report a sock, especially the boys. in a recent case police said the boy's mother was waiting outside of the bathroom and immediately called police when she heard what happened the man was arrested. the event will benefit from mental health counseling but thinking bigger picture she said created task force of law enforcement and missile experts to respond to cases like this would raise awareness. >>james: it demonstrates the problem that start rolling along the hardwood floor >>gabe slate: this guy playing his guitar his plane for audience of last we will be right back >>james: his body was found by the employee covered dirt and debris buried in shallow grave home >>james: it is clear here let's find out with the rest of the friday and the w

a couple of hours later, the boys show up. she asks them about the gun, the older one punches her out. how's she know they're at her mother's? says the younger one was scared. that's where they hide out when they're in trouble. all right. get some help and pick them up. yeah. so, uh, what'd you say to the doa's son? greg, james, you guys ok to give us a hand? yeah, sure. what do you like to drink, annie? do you have apple juice? you bet. you got cranberry juice? i'll have to look. cranberry juice. how'd it go with the super's son? he didn't rape nobody. we're gonna reinterview. mother's a junkie. she's just gonna give her kids up for the reward. and they say no good comes of dope. i'll talk to you in a while, boss. yeah. whatever. then i'll have apple juice, too. so we wanted to tell you and annie how things are going on our investigation. we talked to billy podesky and his dad. they both say he was with his father all morning. all right, miss nelson? we also talked to your neighbors. there isn't more than a 10 or 15-minute int

the last thing they say is hair growing everywhere. boys don't like that they are not looking forward to it. >> i thought that was cute. >> that's a good list. i like that. it's really good. >> on the today show the kid who was everywhere and they were right on top of his head i thought that was hilarious. we thought it would make for an interesting soundoff to ask this question on facebook what is the sigh tell you seem to lose the most? what i think is funny about this sometimes that item is something on you. >> i did it one time i was literally looking for my cellphone for a good five, ten minutes realized i was talking on it. my mom is like areou distracted what is going on. cellphone she was like um we're talking on it. >> tell us what you think on facebook. >>> first up today an invitation to a family christmas celebration. >> there will be lots of music and all proceeds will help provide scholarships to children of families with limited means. we're here with naomi hathaway, and abbe dziubek to talk about this very special event. tha

both the driver and the little boy live here in this community. so tonight as investigators work to figure out exactly what led to the accident, neighbors here are grieving. >> reporter: a horrific chain of events sending a south phoenix family on a frantic drive to save their 1-year-old's hit by a truck. >> the child had -- his head was bashed. >> reporter: phoenix police telling 12news a neighbor backing up his truck hit the toddler in the driveway at mobile home park where they live. >> very responsible person. he has kids of his own. i know alcohol wasn't a factor. >> reporter: the driver telling the boy's parent who is began rushing him to the hospital in critical condition. >> i believe that was probably related to a lot of panic going on. seeing your child in a critical state and they didn't know what the family, firefighters taking over the transport. the boy later died at the hospital. >> their little kid is crying because the little kid saw what happened. >> reporter: the driver of the truck didn't see the little boy. >> it was an acciden

he saw me kill the boy. for half the money, he would say nothing. mike barrado does not make the business with the crooks. ? mighty fine-looking herd, ma'am. better than 1,600, i'd say. around 16 and a half-- we lost a few on the way. should have an exact count by 3:30, we'll meet at the bank. well, i don't know about the rest of you, but i aim to spend some time leaning against the nearest bar. i'm going back to the hotel and soak in a tub until 3. rr well i-- i don't know. we don't have much time if you're gonna catch that train. it leaves in an hour. i simply must be on it. a little over 1,600 head, i understand. well, i'm willing to settle this on the basis of exactly 1,600. there are at least 50 head more. being on that train is worth that much to me. well, i guess i'm too much of a businessman to turn down a deal like this. see, that amounts to 30...$35,200. i suppose you want it in cash. oh, surely. well, if you'll just sign over your bill of sale to me, i'll get the money for you. all right. ed, let me have $35,200, will you? i'll give you a

it's the starting place, and what it means for the boys and girls club and just having the, this be the central location, we're communities where the neighborhood needs us most, where the kids need us most, where the families, where they need us most. so it's so important that we're there, and that is the hub. and people are busy. people are putting together bags for the families. you see them sorting vegetables and potatoes and people are coming in great loads to pick up the bags to carry out and girls club, they've worked with us on this campaign for just about as long as we've been doing it, which is 11 years for food for families. >> yes, yes. and it's a great thing to show to our members. so imagine a 7 or 8-year-old walking in the building after school and seeing all these volunteers giving back, being a part of their community. outcomes, good character and citizenship. so it's so important for us to show our young people how important it is to give back to your community. there are so many families who are hungry, and who are in need. and the boys and girls club wants to be a par

a source tells us the boy was injured lying on the couch. those inside did not call 911, instead took him to a nearby hospital . it seems he was later rushed to children's. inside the apartment the source says there was drug paraphernalia including i don't know i just seen a bunch of police over there milwaukee police are calling the death of a seven year old boy a homicide. neighbors say the boy lived in this apartment, now boarded up. that child was brought to children's hospital tuesday with serious injuries. a source tells fox6 he was also malnourished. he died as a result. it's terrible. i mean come on. this is all going on under our noses. and we o learned that a 44 year old woman arrested for the crime was convicted of child neglect for the death of another child in her home back in 2003. the woman's teenaged daughter and niece got lenghthy sentences for their role in killing one year old bryan alston in a home on north fiftieth. court records say that baby had bruises, swelling and gangrene. the 44 year old woman was sentenced to

john: the boy's mother is in the hospital with him. doctors are taking some x-rays. he will be in the hospit overnight but he iexpected to as for the driver, police say he did stop here after the crash. ed: take a look at these words here. gronk out. rob gronkowski will not play sunday. bob: that's right, gronk missed his third straight practice today and then was not on the patriots flight outo san francisco this aernoon. he will miss his third game of the season. gronk was injured sunday night when he took this huge hit from seattle's earl thomas. there were reports that grkmay d lung, but the patriots have simply called it a chest injury. gronk also missed the first two games of the season with a s the team's leadingt even so, receiver. maria: thank you. right now, tracking down person behind a frightening hoax at b.u. th and had shot a hostage at the library, all lies. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is at the scene. courtney: as you can see, everything back to normal here on campus after a few frighting hours this morning and tonight. we are learning the joint terr

boy. that's man's words. what i say is do the man's thing and back it up. i ah... i..ah, i don't want to fight. just words boy. is that it all you want? please. (dragging chairs) now, we'll do it on three. one. no. two. all right that's it. get your hand away from your gun. up. with the left unbuckle it. alright son, how much of this money is yours? fourty bucks. three months. well, pick it up. really? just what's yours and get out. not just out of here, out of town. yes sir. sheriff. i'm sure you want to keep this until the boy gets out town. yeah. you're not the first ranger... hector. you have fat mouth like that. a very fat mouth. ll you. an old friend of yours is coming into town on the stage tonight. what friend? you'll remember him best for your nose. he reshaped it often enough. (woman laughs) i want to thank you for your intervention mr. gilman. naturally, sheriff waterman was about to... naturally. oh. you seem surprised. well i've been wondering who had his brand on all of the real estate around here. sheriff, what waterman tells me you are in town to see

he said the boy died at the home the next day. crews are search the landfill hoping to find clues of the boy among the -- >>> a denver police officer is recovering after being assaulted on the job. the suspect has been arrested. police say the officer's injuries are minor. >>> another denver police officer has been suspended ten days without pay. martin lost his disciplinary appeal. them by touching them repeatedly -- >>> thii denver woman is accused at shooting police. she's fallis. she fired three times at officers last thursday when they were trying to remove protestors at the construction site. that controversial dakota pipeline. if convicted, she could face 20 years in prison. >>> the gun man of that oklahoma manhunt is dead, but the investigation is far from over. >> coming for the suspect's possible accomplices. >>> plus a dramatic rescue caught on camera. a car going up in flames with an elderly woman behind the wheel. she's thanking the police officer -- >>> fall weather may be beautiful, but it may not be the best for yo

one woman told fox25 that the boy was screaming and and to be in a lot of pain. after hitting the little boy, the driver did stop and got in his car and took off. with detailed information about the car and investigators found her a short time later. no charges have been filed. >>> a 15-year-old tewksbury boy has died during head injuries he got during a fight at a party. the 18-year-old is charged with slamming his head on the floor. the charges could be upgraded to murder. the boy's best friend talked about his last moment. >> i was with him the whole time and no movement. he was just warm >> reporter: ian's best friend. she was at the lowell halloween house party friday night. she didn't think this would be the last time she would see him. >> as soon as i saw him he goes tessa. he gives me the tightest, biggest hugs. walking around hand in hand. >> reporter: investigators say up to 100 teenagers at the underaged drinking party. s could stem cell 15 years old got into a fight with >> the defendant responded by picking him up and slamming his head down to a concr

the boys were sold down the river as they say to a mississippi cotton plantation. for which peter, one of the boys, was later able to escape and make his way to philadelphia where he met his brother william and they realized they were brothers. this was decades later. a very powerful family story. it illustrates the decision process for freedom seekers but thatlks about the best took place among african-americans because all the you were in slave, you still have loved ones and family. in the history of pittsburgh of the underground railroad and the abolitionist movement, martin is a prominent individual, not only a writer, a researcher, he published a newspaper, he attended medical school at harvard and he was known as a very determined abolitionist leader in pittsburgh. is of aure of delaney speech he was given in september of 1850, shortly after the passage of the fugitive slave act. it was at allegheny city market which is today the north side of fitchburg. -- pittsburgh. he was challenging the president of the united states that even if the president came to hi

the boys have battled infections, fevers and caesars. it's been particularly trying for ananias. >> serious infection close to they had to take, you know, the bone out of ananias. they had to take skin out. you know, there's just been -- for ananias it's just -- there's never a break. >> reporter: despite all that the boys doctors are so pleased with their progress. dr. james goodrich is the boys neurosurgeon. >> he said he was right on or had a schedule -- ahead of schedule even. because it's so rare, is there a schedule? >> well when you deal with traumatic cases, people with injuries, reco months. sometimes years. so we're a month. if you consider this is one month out, this to me is incredibly fast. >> reporter: do you feel like you have permission or do you allow yourself to think about the future with regard to jayden and ananias. >> i think about their future all the time. all the time. i think about the first time they go to a park. and i think about, you know, them getting married some day. times already. >> it's not that i am no

everybody in the immediate neighborhood knew the boy was involved in that sort of thing. devices found were not malicious. >> the last thing you want to do is i hate to say a brand a young person for all intents and purposes has a fascination with science. > looking through trash in a landfill in weld county looking for the body of a missing toddler. his mother's boyfriend has been charged in the child's death. investigators say rogers told them he died after falling from a counter and lied to them about where he put the body. then they received a tip that the body was buried under a putting the boy in a dumpster. >> all the goose chases we've been sent on over the we delayed a lot of time where we could have been doing something more effect itch. >> investigators say there's only a 1% chance deputies will fine the boy's body in the landfill. despite that they'll be searching every day for the next few weeks or months if necessary. >>> hillary clinton's campaign spend about $5 hl on ads in colorado. more than a million colorado ballot are already counted. clinton's campaig

q: the boy's father was arrested. according to the incident report the school security saw him walking the boy to school. they search the boy's bag and found the gun. child is living. he may know how to use it. q: we found out that chiles has a lengthy rap sheet going to 2003 including felony convictions. the child and the family service agency working with police. they told us the boy has siblings and the home is safe so the children won't be taken from guardian. chiles faces years behind bars if convicted. i also contacted the school system. the media department told me it sent out that the safety and the security is the paramount concern. i have a copy of the letter now. a lot of parents i spoke to say they never received it. they are mad about that as well. in southeast, i'm q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: scary. thank you. developing now the nicu unit at the prince george's hospital center is shut down again. this time after two more infants tested positive for a dangerous bacteria known as pseudomonas. five babies

the boy's father was with the group ...but the boy was alone when the tree fell on his tent. a pair of doctors camping nearby tried to revive the boy ...but he was killed on impact. search and rescue officials say it was an older tree that rotted out. :30-:38 (john may/ wolfe county search and rescue) "it was maybe an 18-inch diameter tree the base. and unfortunately it fell and went through the tent" tent" 3 the boy scouts issued a statement saying: "we will do all we can to support the family of this young man." it also says it will be offering grief counseling to members and volunteers. 3 dozens of students got sick at a south florida pre-school yesterday. at least 19 kids were hospitalized... and 29 total fell ill. you can see children being wheeled out on stretchers. the young kids were taken to several hospitals. fire officials say the kids shared many of the the illness is under investigation. fire officials suspect it has something to do with what the kids had for lunch. the food was reportedly catered. florida state officials are investigating what happened. 3 an ?in

in connection to the death of a young boy ... we're live as he gets ready to make his very first court appearance. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... a change in the polls for the first time in months .. the clinton's visits to the valley ... as donald trump inches ahead in the polls. ((brian loftus)) >> and... winds bumping around outside a bit this morning .. sherry is monitoring the gusts ... as they whip around the valley. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for waking up with valley's news leader. i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. the man accused in the death of a 7 year old boy ... is expected to make his first court appearance this morning. ((brian loftus)) >> kenneth robinson is now facing open murder charges ... 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us live outside the regional justice center with the details. nia? ((nia wong)) >> 31 year-old kenneth robinson now faces a charge of o

macdonald's the ramrodod of the outfit. bad boy in many ways, but a good foreman. - where to find him? - around the judge's ranch. - where's that? - oh, any old which way. judge owns all the land around. owns mososof the town too. the ranch house, which way to that? ace. before he was judge.' [crowd cheering] [cheering continues] hang on to him, clive. let's go, clive. get him. show those percy boys. [cheering continues] - come on. stay up there, boy. - come on, there. macdonald, i came to pay you back. [intense music] you always need help, don't you? i don't fight toe to toe with...saddle tramps. hello, judge. when my foreman brawls with a stranger, i wanna know why. this drifter braced me in town yesterday. he wanted a job. told him we didn't have a a. didn't take no for an answer. tried to get ugly. paid no mind and walked away. mm, and why this? i don't know. he rode up, pulled me off and started flailin'. just troubub-huntin', i guess. that's why i gave him no job. 'he looked like trouble from the rake of his gun belt'. you co

the 12 year old boy got into the car to charge his cell phone. that's when the car started to backup hitting the two boys. >> we are not clear what happened, how the car wept into reverse. but we know he was the only occupant of the car. >> reporter: police have not said if the boys were related. investigators are piecing together how that car started to move in reverse. the four year old was hit and so was the 13 year old boy, the four year old died from his injuries. police said unless they find out something very unusual during the investigation, it's unlikely that the boy who was inside of the car when it started to backup will be facing charges. >>> an suv issued to a fire department battalion chief windows stolen, police tracked it down and they arrested the suspect. >>> police officer in four cities were shot on sunday. one officer in texas was shot and killed as he sat in his squad car, we have more on the man hunt for that suspect. >> reporter: one policeman is dead and three are wounded after four shootings in four united states cities.

. >> it looks like the boy died when the gun went off. accidently. investigators say the deputy knowingly stored a loaded shotgun in the childs play area. the toddlers mother also urpbdz arrest. they say the conditions of the home were so filthy. it engaged it endangered the other children. >> . describes two year-old john as a very bright light. with a contagious smile. the boy a long with his mother. 30 year-old stephanie ray and another sibling. lived with former adam county sheriff deputy. and his 4 children in park county. the two year-old died november 13. after a gunshot wound to the head. >> . police reports say his mother told investigators quote. it happened in the bathroom. the shotgun was on a shelf in another child was climbing on and the shotgun fell and went off. according to to police records. there were s*erl guns in the home. two of them quote easily in the reach of all the children. >> . the arrest affidavit describes the home as filthy and disarray. investigators say they were quote. over powered by a strong odor of urine. they sa

kimberly: the boys are in stable condition tonight. dillard is charged with attempted first-degree murder, assault, and other charges. the police say that he attacked a woman who lives in the home earlier in the day saturday. crash with identical twin sisters. they were both yoga teachers and aspiring reality tv stars. five months ago, anastasia died when their vehicle went off a 20-foot cliff in hawaii. alexandria survived and was charged with her twin pozner for a second time. -- and was charged with her struggle behind the wheel. -- witnesses described seeing a struggle behind the wheel. her bail was set at $3 million. the lgbt community in orlando shaken by the pulse nightclub shooting are now worried about the presidential elections. they came together tonight with a message of unity and hope. an estimated 150,000 peopl heart in the annual pride parade. it had been postponed by hurricane matthew. it ended with a moment of silence and the reading of the pulse nightclub victim names. " saturday night live" began its weekly show with

police were on the hunt for brooke and their twin boys after the report that she had been hitting them. tonight we have the disturbing dispatch call. ?? ?? two kids in a blue passenger car. she is beating the kids, and she's in black pants and a shirt. >> after this call believed to be about brooke, the utah highway patrol located her, the boys and the nanny in an interstate. mueller was then taken to an area hospital for evaluation. now 39 years old, brooke has a history of drug abuse problems and a source close to brooke tells relapsed and this is not normal behavior. mueller's sister told us brooke was in utah to be closer to her outpatient treatment and also for the boys' school. >> in 2011, brooke was arrested for cocaine possession and allegedly assaulting a woman in aspen, colorado. she was sentenced to 12 months' probation and entered a rehab program. in 2009, life was happy for charlie and brooke when we newborn, bob and max. >> they are charming. one is identical to charlie, but their marriage was plagued by troubles and they split in 2011. even after the breakup, charlie tol

and tim wants to know why the boy's mother isn't also being charged. you can join the conversation right now at facebook dot com slash 8 news now./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> police are on heightened alert after two des moines, iowa officers were shot dead early this morning in ambush-style attacks. the suspect, scott michael greene has been arrested. iowa police say he was removed from a high school football game for displaying a confederate flag during the national anthem... after he waved it in front of constitutional rights were being violated, but police told him he was on private property and he needed to leave. this morning, officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio were killed while sitting in their patrol cars: (( sgt. paul parizek/des moines police: "these were our friends. they were our co-workers. we've discussed at length at times, you know, the family of law enforcement i mean, we're heart broken. i don't know how else to put it." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> the suspect has a lengthy he has been taken to a hospital for evaluation befo

that evening and had the violence at his sons. >> depressed about the relationship -- >> please say the boys were stabbed multiple teams and this neighbor describes the chaotic scene following the attack. >> i foe he probably was it was in my house. >> family membered ruch the little boy to her house after he was stabbed. >> i tried to stop some of the bleeding and you know it fet like they would never come. >> prince george county police said people were frequently calm and domestic issues between the boys apeens and court documents show dill hard has lengthy criminal history. after allegedly raping his exthat morning dill hard came back home and several people were home including children yet no one called police and neighbors say this about the suspect. >> nobody in this neighborhood could say he was a bad guy. he had those kids up and down here every day. bring tears to my eyes. he loved those kid. i don't know what set him off issues and he wanted to be the man he wanted to be but was going through life with hurdles and he could not overcome and it bam a burden and i guess the stress of