the current da in boulder is stan garnett. he says jonbenet's murder is still an active investigation. >> we receive several tips a month on the case. >> now 20 years later, you'll be getting even more tips. >> i have a hunch we'll get a fair number of tips this year. we'll look into everything. >> in the years following his daughter's murder, john ramsey made an unsuccessful run for the michigan state legislature. in 2001, he married a fashion designer. burke ramsey is now 29 years old. he graduated from perdue university in 2010. and his sister jonbenet would have been 26 this year. the investigation into her decades, leaving a scar on all those who worked so passionately to solve her case but could not. the impression that's been fostered by some people is that this was sort of messy cops. >> we doggedly followed up on every lead we had and literally there was no stone left unturned. and i am proud of what we did during this investigation. >> how does this affect you personally? >> you know, i kind of don't want to go there

now it's up to the da to decide if it's closed ifer good. back in 1995 dairld howard was found guilty of killing a woman and her daughter many the case seemed open and shut at the time but prosecutor withheld evidence. they also claim new dna test point to the prrks having tried the wrong man. they were tossed. the da could still decide to order a new trial. it took me a long time to get to this point . >> for now the da is not appealing his release. we'll let you know the moment they decide if he will be tried again. time wrieghtd now is 5:38. still ahead a -- after they child is found dead. >> he found her weak to the . that when he pulled leading you want to 3 yeards death. that's in 15 minutes. >> a new plan to put troubled teens on the right path. that program that could impact hundreds of young adults every year when we come back. >> temperatures as you're waking up this morning. pretty mild and muggy in the upper 6 0s. 7 # in south hill. a lot to talk about in your forecast including this is due to an early krash. still investigating w

as for the da, he left this event as soon as it ended, giving no explanation as to why he didn't follow philly's permitting law. >> i'm just trying to figure out why it is that the chief law enforcement officer in the city did not file a permit to get construction work done on his home. you're not going to talk to me now? now according to lynmar builders, that company that did this construction work, they do mostly commercial construction, they do have permits filed for work they have done in the city of philadelphia. as for the district attorney, we continue to offer him an opportunity to talk with us on camera, whether he accepts that opportunity or not, we will continue to ask questions, for the investigators, i'm mitch blocker i nbc 10 news. >> will there be any accountability for the da. >> lni says they're not likely to do anything since this happened in 2013 and there hasn't been any formal complaint filed with their offices. while they woblt talk specifically about the work that was done at the district attorney's office, they also make it a policy of not talking >> very wet wal

you were the first to sit down with the denver da that has questioned the credibility of this expert for years. >> this is interesting. as you will two distinctive reaction. one says he is a high priced charlton lacking expertise to call himself an expert. his office attacked the expert's credibility and a judge agreed. >> it is depending -- >> that is conifer resident richard eikelenboom. five years ago in the national headline making casey anthony case. >> this is a guy that takes his over the country and gets paid high dollars to give opinions that are not scientifically based. >> and that was the foundation after legal argument made by denver's da that convinced the judge to not allow the conifer resident and nationally known dna expert to testify in a denver courtroom. >> they shouldn't pay attention to what this man has to say because what he says is not scientifically based. >> when you have a defense retained expert who very gladly wi payment, he will render scientifically unsound opinions that can influence juries. >> eikelenboom provided testimony in the case of the exonera

she is the da for the entire county. we'll pass that along. this is stemming from sexual misconduct and teenage sex worker. >> paul chambers live in oakland. we'll get back into the news conference as soon as it starts. >>> today in -- they are coming out now, let's listen in. >> anyone need a minute more. >> give me a moment. >> , she was coming out. we could not hear. >> they are waiting for her to come to the podium. >>> in florida paul mentioned expected to learn if she will be charged in connection with the incident at the rehab facility there. and the individual was arrested after she attacked and bit a security guard who was trying to break her back to the rehab center. she is attending for substance abuse. and the times reports that the state attorney's office in florida will consider filing charges today. the paper reports that richmond officials facilitated her going to florida. >>> ten people were hurt when an suv crashed into a classroom in fairfield. and the sheriff's department said the driver suffered a medical emergency just be

a criminal prosecutor with the da's office.03:02: 58 is that kind of like real life you think? i think it is, you have to look the part. crivello says you the part. is, you have to look you think? i think it of like real life 03:02: 58 is that kind the da's office. prosecutor with criminal crivello.. a criminal prosecutor with the da's office.03:02: 58 is that kind of like real life you think? i think it is, you have to look the part. crivello says you have to act the part too. but time and technology only make it harder to keep a jurors attention. 02:51:11 at times you raise your voice, to attract attention. and at times you be deceptive but to make sure they are paying attention to all the crucial details they need to absorb to use in their deliberations. now the da's office doesnt use jury consultants..but says other ways to keep jurors interested is to move around.. and use charts, graphs or video clips. bull - the brand new show comes on every tuesday night at 8. and if you missed the first episode - we are re-airing it this thursday don't miss it. a warning for those who u

jorge: the da says the facts of the detective's murder has not changed in 15 years. they ordered the convicted cop out on bail for the past year, sean ellis relishes every day as a free man. ellis claiming he was framed for the 1993 murder of boston police detective john mulligan, shot 5 times in the face while he slept in his truck during a paid detail outside a roslindale walgreens. ellis's attorney says many others had good reason to hurt mulligan. >> because of his drug dealing, because he was ripping dealers in the area, because there were people who understood he was part of that drug ripoff scheme. jorge: members of a boston police homicide unit, who investigated ellis, later pleaded guilty to corruption. 19-years-old at the time, ellis was talking to detectives about the murder of a cousin, when he volunteered he was at the walgreens the night of mulligan's murder. it took 3 trials to get a conviction. jorge: the da's office says it absolutely intends to re-try the case, insisting critical facts remain as true today as they did in 1993. >> that is really what

two charges filed, and the da he's the convicted sex offender accused of snatching a 6 year old girl from her yard. wral's adam owens tells us....his alleged victim was left chained to a tree! jason mehalko and peter marchese were on the way to work thursday. when they say they came across a deputy who really needed their help. 00:28 "yelling out, did we have any bolt cutters." they did not have any cutters - but they did have this saw. but, they were not prepared for what they tree, and her feet outward. so she was tied from the chest up to the tree." authorities say it was a 6-year old girl, chained to a tree. she was reported missing from her home the day before. officers had an amber alert out to find her. 00:15 "the way it looked and the way she was chained up, she was - it looked like had been out there for a while." earlier today, 46-year old edward douglas was in court. authorities say he's the man who her wilmington home and sexually assaulted her, before leaving her at that tree two miles away- he is charged with first-degree kidnapping and two cou

months later, the da has tiled this document with the court. announcing that all charges are burn bomb was found to be mentally competent, telling investigators he, quote, acted at her request to remove her from the facility. >> she was stuck like a twilight zone, no control of her life with all her faculties. >> do you feel like you did anything wrong. >> god, no. i save add friend. >> anchor: jonathan hall, 7 news. >> we reached out to the nursing home for comment. administrators declined to respond due to patient privacy laws. >> the first day of class for boston public sls wishing students good luck this year. the mayor visited 6 schools throughout the day. starting with new mission high school in high park. he's excited to see the changes superintendent tommy chang has planned for the year. and proud so many officials came out to greet the students. >> everyone is out in different schools greeting the kids. so important. and greeting the parents. a lot of great things are happening in our school system that we want to show the support of t

howard fuller has been in touch with smith's family and recently met with the da about the case. >> when he got all of the evidence , he was going to bring the family in and show the family everything before he made any public pronouncements about what he's going to do. sheldon: attorney jon safran represents manuel burnley, who was shot by brown deer police after getting in an argument with a transit bus driver back in march. safran says he's seen video from inside the bus that shows the moments before the shooting, but investigators haven't publicly released it. eventually. the information is going to come out. i don't see how that interferes with the criminal investigation or prosecution by the da's office. sheldon: i reached out the da's office about the potential meeting with smith's family but haven't heard back. earlier, a spokeswoman wouldn't say if or when the footage might be released. kathy: commitment 2016 coverage. donald trump may be in trouble for using foundation money to settle potential lawsuits joyce: according to the washington post, it happened on four occasions. it'

i'm ryan luby, denver 7 investigat >>> and tony was the first to set down with the da that says he is not qualified to call himself an expert. richard eikelenboom admitted he is self trained. >> the denver da says they convinced the judge with strong evidence that the eikelenboom dna expert doe skills and qualifications. they called him a charlton. a person that falsely claims he has special talents or skills. >> he moves over here and tried to sell himself as an dna expert. >> this is the second time he has seen something like this in his three decade career. a judge disallowing an expert witness. >> this is a guy that takes his% over the country and he gets paid high dollars to give opinions that are not scientifically based. >> here he is on the stand testifying for the defense in the case of casey anthony and he helped to exonerate tim matthews. once convicted of murder. earlier eikelenboom took the stand in a denver courtroom and prepared to testify for the defense of two men charged with the prosecutors say they got eikelenboom to admit that he has no direct dna analysis. >> i d

the perception is you work with the da office every single day. >>reporter: the police union opposes the plan. >> san francisco police department has been poisoned by its own hand over the years he has been district attorney here. he's made it clear his bias towards the san francisco police department. >>reporter: one thing almost everyone seems to agree on, justice delayed is justice denied. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> two high profile bay area shooting deaths are prompting action by an east bay congressman. democrat mark introduce add bill today that would require agencies like the fbi to mandate rules on storing weapons safely. legislation comes if response to the death last year of kate steinly in san francisco and antonio ramos in oakland. alleged shooters used weapon stole friend federal law enforcement officers. >>> drivers and pedestrians have a new reminer to share the road safely as pedestrians deaths keep mounting across california. we were at this middle school to people pete walker. he wear as costume made of old car parts. also spreads t

passing it off to the da for months. evidence analyst say prove an intruder is responsible. >> i think the inescapable conclusion is that an unidentified male committed this crime. this person committed the assault and murder jonbenet. >> the new documentary is

two former officers involved in the sex scandal charged by the da. we're joined by our crime reporter henry lee. >>reporter: nasty owe the da announced charges against two former charges and one is against dan black and oakland police sergeant la roy johnson. there are -- these are misdemeanor charges filed against these former officers. now, what the da is alleging that dan black picked up a woman we know as jasmine, picked her up in his rv for dinner date in april. one in berkeley and augustine. this officer is accused of saying, to make very clear, i'm not paying you, but i will buy you dinner. what this understanding is although he may not have paid this woman money, in a sense, he did pay for her dinner which in a sense does constitute a crime. what alameda county is saying -- and you can take a look at these pictures we found on facebook. jasmine is taking pictures of what appears to be her dinner plate from the two restaurant in berkeley back in april of this year with dinners paid for allegedly by this former officer livemore and dan black. i

the medical examiner says that killed him. susan doyle/johnston county da: he was not dying until the taser occurred. he said that in his opinion he would not have died but for the tasing. santifort told sbi agents the suspect lunged at him. he was released on an unsecured bond and is on unpaid leave from convicted of murder in 1988 is free. johnny small's supporters gathered at the new hanover county courthouse in wilmington friday morning, after the da announced he would not retry the case. a judge vacated the verdict last month after the main witness admitted he lied during the trial. small says getting used to a life on the outside in 2016, will take time. johnny small/freed of murder charge: telephone for one. a lot of stuff. internet, tv, its all changed. amanda: what's it been like to hug your family and friends? small: it's been overwhelming. i'm glad. i'm thankful they're supported me all these small hopes to get a job and live a quiet life. he says he feels for the victim's family, because they are back to square one, in the case. blonde hair, blu

as ktvu tara moriarty reports that the protesters say that the da has taken too long to decide whether to prosecute and now they are fed up. >> reporter: anger and frustration at the hall of justice. >> we are the black and brown people. >> reporter: some friends and family of those killed by the san francisco police officers over the past three years. >> and they are not going to allow this to happen ever again to our people. >> reporter: the protesters say that the district attorney has taken too long to make a prosecuting decision on the officer's responsible -- for the officers responsible for the deadly shooting of jessica nelson and louis both killed this past spring and mario woods whose killing was caught on this cell phone video that went viral last december. the group also wants the da to reverse their decision. and they want to charge those officers. >> white lives matter. >> reporter: they say that sfpd showed restraint when they ended a six-hour standoff with a white man. >> white lives matter in san francisco as they should matter. >> right. >> the problem is that we are

. >> the da dropped the charges against the boyfriend of this missing milton woman. charlie hart disappeared two months ago. her boyfriend has never been named a person of interest or a sp jeffrey meyers has been in jail on an unrelated sexual assault charge. it is those charges that were just dismissed. here is why. the da says the sexual assault case had become intertwined with the missing persons case and that investigators could have enforcement to turn over about that ongoing case. so he is not charged any longer but still could be charged in the sexual assault case down the road . >>> a 35-year-old woman is fighting for her life and police need to find the person federal heights police found this woman with a gunshot wound to the head yesterday evening in a car 84 and take us. they are looking for an older model red pickup truck. it had colorado plates that started with 047. the truck was seen leaving thh area around the time of the shooting . >>> i am deborah stacy donelson. very quiet here over the denver sunshine here today but severe weather across the east

the da knew who killed my son. the police know who killed my son. they can name individuals, their home addresses, and their names . you have all the names of the perpetrators that murdered my son and one was television last night "i had a hard life and i am changing my life around" but you're a murderer and you get on television. you say you're turning your life around but you still killed somebody. you became a comedian and his name is thomas hannibal so i heard he was on television last night. i wish i would have saw that because he's one of the perpetrators. paris moffit who is walking around and out of jail is one of the perpetrators and if they can have a second chance where's my chance? where's my justice? and if they're watching i want them to see what they left me with and i have to watch them live their life and have a second chance. i'm not saying i want them to die. i don't want an eye for an eye but i want them to go to jail and think about what they have done and not get away with this because they changed their life around. you don't

that person was working out of the richmond police department for the das office. i know that the upper echelon in the das office new nothing about her being taken to florida. we can only draw a reasonable conclusion, they did not want her to testify so they got her out of state that it backfired. >> there are varying stories and situations with different police officers and agencies. if you are representing one or more of those officers what would your best defense the in a case like this which is getting so much attention? she will obviously be a very motivated witness if it goes to trial. >> certainly you would want to look at the text and see if your client was texting back and forth with her. that is direct evidence that the officer was involved. that certainly would be important but you certainly want to talk to her via cross examination about their stories. from what i understand she has told different stories at different times and then you want to point out to the jury in this case that she is told these different stories and now she is motivated by a civil

one point a grand jury secretly of the parents of the da refused to sign the indictment. new details about an attempted arrest that turned deadly privity for the officer shot the suspect, he first tried to get away at a patrol car. over the scene on west fifth avenue yesterday afternoon. came from the home, looking for ferguson. police say he tried to get away in a stolen car, then he tried to take off in both attempts failed. he ran off, tackle him it's more officers came over to help. the struggle then became very aggressive when he grabbed from the officers comes and try to remove. the witness statements, suggest a gun went off during the struggle come another officer shot ferguson, fired his gun, police working rain right now to identify man shot to death, at ten of six and pecos. neighbor discovered the body around 645 and called police. westminster, they agreed they'll take care of all the hundreds of dollars with the towing fees, they said their insurance company will get the gift shop at $500, that'll help in getting a new car for the premises there appreciative,

. >> reporter: ryan, the da says they were waiting for forensic. waiting for surveillance video to put together a case they felt was fair and right. these are the 3 indictments against 55-year-old bradley new ford of newton. one count of operating to endanger. they come 6 months after police say cessler drove his suv into sweet tomatoes march first. today the middlesex district attorney explained the delay in charging him. >> these are complicated situations. we do a full and fair investigation. and in these situations tell takes a long time. >> reporter: his client's health and physical condition could not have prevented the crash. the da won't reveal what the investigators have discovered. >> this is an open case. just as we do a thourough investigation. the importance now is sphoke ussing on let integrity of the prosecution. >> reporter: cassler's license was suspended by the register of motor vehicles after the wreck. 3 accidents e speeding ticket in 1991. cassler's attorney calls the newton crash a tragic accident. >> we'll be presenting inform

the police chief, the supervisor for the district in which the incident occurred and da and occ and the police commission and members of the task force and see the recommendation -- [inaudible] a and b should attend the town hall meetings and acknowledge the seriousness of the situation so again this is something we just talked about and it's recommendation is requires further analysis but i think that's similar to what we said and it's clear that the commission takes every officer involved shooting seriously and all of the agencies and the occ and the town hall concept needs to be reviewed and curious what the doj has to say. >> [inaudible] >> so we will add doj to this one as well and further analysis in the body of the paragraph. >> the next recommendation 13.a is the sfpd and the police commission made policy to release names of all officers involved within each incident within ten days and that's the policy and implemented and that's been done and gets into the next recommendation you know essentially the only time the names are not released is -- this is recommendation 13.c. it's

the da is still working on what charges to file against him. she was walking in the crosswalk saturday night and deputies say he drove 8 blocks before pulling over to dial 911. he was believed influence. % >>> this is 32-year-old levi cisneros, facing charges after a man was found underneath a bush with a gunshot wound to the head yesterday near 76th and pecos. and deputies say 43-year-old anthony grayson stabbed someone to death near pecos and 72nd during an attempted robbery. >>> the district attorney missing littleton woman. charlene boyd disappeared two months ago and her boyfriend was never named a suspect or person of interest. the da dismissed the charges say to go cases interior twined and investigators coulddbe forced to turn over information about that case. >>> increased patrols aater a sexual assault two weeks ago. a woman walking home was attacked calvary church. >>> this woman is back home safe an sound after police say 85-year-old shirley oldmeijer was found this morning after being reported missing yesterday. >>> this year's mari

lee live tonight in oakland. >> reporter: heather, we are at lake merritt and the consensus is that the da sent an important message by charging these officers but many say this is only the beginning of a long road to justice. at center stage west one, business was bustling on this friday evening. >> i hope they do file charges. >> reporter: the news that seven officers will face charges in the sex scandal gave people pause. >> i'm very outraged. i am saddened, outraged and i don't know what really to do. because i don't think the process is moving swiftly. >> reporter: this woman wants to see if other counties such as san francisco and contra costa will also file charges against officers involved in those jurisdictions. >> we've always looked at this, now we are looking at our police officers that are supposed to protect our little girls and children and protect us. know who's going to protect us? >> reporter: some say the plan to charge the officers is an important first step. >> this is restoring our trust that victims of sex trafficking can get justice. >> reporter: soraya smith founde

now it is up to the da to decide whether charges will be filed. leather milford, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: right now a suspicious , death is under investigation in dunbarton, new hampshire. state police were on the scene for several hours last night, at a home on barnard hill road. investigators are not releasing investigation. an 18-year-old accused of stabbing another 18-year-old with a golf club is expected back in court today. a dangerousness hearing will be held for curtis day. he's held without bail. the stabbing happened at the breakheart reservation in wakefield earlier this week. the victim has been released from the hospital. today funeral services are being held for the two nuns who were stabbed to death in their home in mississippi. the funeral for sister paula merrill will be in kentucky. merrill was originally from sisters of charity of nazareth in kentucky. sister margaret held's funeral will be in milwaukee. 46-year-old rodney earl sanders is charged with two counts of capital murder in their deaths. right now, a

todd: the das office announcing the victim of the accident is a five-year-old boy. excruciating grief after a tragic accident involving this minivan claims the life of a young boy engraft in. it happened sunday afternoon at ambulances rushed to the scene but it's too late. the child is pronounced dead right there. a catholic priest arrives to offer comfort to the family, friends and neighbors. investigators document every piece of the scene and remove the minivan after a freak accident that, by all accounts was just that, a tragic accident area at the das office at this point not releasing the entities -- the identities of the five-year-old boy or the driver. legend arnold palmer is dead at the age of 87. his company says palmer died from heart complications. he'd been admitted to the hospital thursday. palmer's nickname was the king, and his loyal fans were called arnie's army. he won the masters tournament four times, and the british open twice. palmer leaves behind his wife, two daughters, six grandchildren, and 9 great grandchildren. there's more breaking news w

the da did seek to have the charges dismissed without prejudice. that means that he could be charged again somewhere down the road in that sexual assault. >>> let's focus over whether. there was a tornado that touchdown out on the plane. stacy has the latest. >>we did have a tornado touched down about an hour ago in yuma county. it as 11 miles northwest of yuma. we have severe weather across the eastern plains. if you're out and about tonight we're not expecting severe weather around denver, we are still continuing to see it across the eastern plains. at this point we still have county. these storms continue to push off to the east and they will be leaving the state shortly. i just wanted to let you know that the tornado warning is in effect south of holyoke. as we zoom in closer, this is the self that had the tornado earlier to the northwest of yuma. at this point there is another storm to the south moving towards burlington. a lot of lightning and hail and the threat of frenetic activity with the storms as they these. here in denver temperatures

like this to happen, you have to >> for now the da is not appealing howard's release from prison. we'll let you know the moment they decide on if he will be tried again. >> time right now is 4:38. a durham family's giving their side of the story after their child is found dead. >> found her very week. when he pulled her out, her last breath was right there. >> their accounts of the actions leading up to >> the program that could impact hundreds of young adults every year when we come back. >> and very mild as we start off our thursday morning. temperatures right around 70 in smithfield and clinton. more on your forecast and what tropic storm hermine could mean for us coming up next. >> supposed to happen overnight post toned to you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel indulge moisture-deprived hair with nourishing care. whole blends by garnier. nourishing haircare. infused with avocado oil & shea butter extracts. restores and moisturizes for natu

you see here on the phone here in jail and the alameda county da says her agency is willing c-9Ö jo>to the bay area. >> of the agency that sent her tkflorida does not pay for her to come back, we will pay for her airfare to come back to the state . >> neighboring county das offices helped her apply for éf victims' compensation money to get her into the rehab center. : her fatherlp@/i] and new lega are currently in florida working m+>to get her out of ja kron4 was the first nation to break the story back in may. our reporter1e has been doing intrepid reporting and we've been covering it as well online. we have an entire section on the sex scandal including an interview with celeste guape from florida where she still locked up tonight plus the bay area public defender now questioning all sex trafficking arrests> thank you, graham. >>> new at gunpoint and dragged yhto th parking lot of a popular shopping center in the so

two years later, the new da, mary lacey, wrote a letter exonerating john and patsy ramsey. the question of who killed jonbenet is still unanswered. >> we'll have more on a special hour of "dateline: who killed 9:00, 8:00 central here on nbc. >>> when we come back, a shocking moment caught by a gas >>> back now with high anxiety in the french alps as choppers race to rescue passengers including americans trapped at 12,000 feet in cable cars. strong crippled the system. the majority of people were rescued yesterday. 30 had to wait overnight for help. >>> caught on camera, a shocking crash in a connecticut gas station. an suv rams through the door and takes the clerk out. the clerk was reportedly seriously injured but is expected to recover. >>> a live look this evening at the 9/11 memorial reflecting 15 years since the twin towers which once stood on that site along with the pentagon and the pennsylvania countryside were struck by hijacked passenger planes. 2,996 people died in the attacks. now looking back we can reflect on how much our country has been reshaped by the events

the das office declined to press charges citing insufficient evidence. ob fladeboe, kron4 news. >>> if you have a samsung smartphone, the faa says you cannot turn on or charger phone during the like. it comes after numerous reports of the new model, the note 7, catching fire. it is unusual for the faa to warn about specific products. they urge people not to put phone since checked bags. samsung recalled more than 2 million of them after reports that the phones have spontaneously caught fire. in one case, st. petersburg family reported a galaxy sevenfold left charging their deep caught fire and destroyed the vehicle.>>> still ahead, wells fargo under fire tonight. find out what the nation's largest bank is accused of doing that cost over 500,000 employees their job.>>> a dangerous encounter in the east bay. a boy bitten by a rattlesnake. an update on his condition at this hour and tips on what to do if you or your pet has a run- in with a deadly reptile. he loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60

the da says she needs guap. the victim, and key witness, ready for court before she can proceed. >> we don't have a witness we can't prosecute the case. >> reporter: on august 26th the richmond police department which also has officers under investigation for exploiting guap, sent her to rehab in florida. the contra costa district attorney helped fill out the paperwork to fly her out of state and register her for treatment. but shortly after arriving in florida, guap was arrested and she's accused of attacking a worker at the rehab and now sits in a florida jail. the alameda district attorney who refers to her as miss a says getting her in california is a priority. >> we are now working to get miss a. back here. >> reporter: two attorneys for guap flew to florida this week and local activists have a lot of concerns with guap being out of state. >> i am a little bit concerned about the case falling apart but that's not my primary concern. my primary concern is if she isn't brought back home soon i'm concerned abou

it's good to see there's a resolution moving forward and justice takes a long time and talking with the da and seeing what she said they want to get it right. >> one of the driver's friends says he struggles with medical issues and the da wouldn't comment but suggested we may face as judge-- face as judge. >>> -- faces a judge. >>> a good samaritan towed a boat to hopkins point marina. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> menden police need help figuring out who vandal eyed one of the few remaining drive- in movie theaters. security cameras captured the incident. the owners of the drive-in say the tractor -- hit a fence tuesday night and damaged the property and took off. the owners are offering a reward for information. >>> the nfl season kicked off last night with a rematch of super bowl 50. broncos up by one with just seconds remaining and panthers with the 50 yard goal for the win and wide left and denver hangs onto win it. 21-20. and patriots fans are hoping gronk will be on the field for sunday's season opener in problem. the video of gronk getting stretched at wednesday

that's when the da filed charges against the two women and this man, corey murphy. it was last month when murphy approached antioch officer trying to figure out how to get his stuff back during the course of the conversation the officer learned that murphy had outstanding warrant and arrested him. inside murphy's van was a 32- year-old woman from martinez incoherent and partially choateed. antioch police wants to know if miles an hour fir used his van to transport and assault any others. in antioch andrea important what kpix5. >> we learned about up unusual art heist. suspects are under arrest but valuables are still missing. the intruder broke into a gallery on jefferson street and stole more than 60 ivory relics. these are some of the missing pieces. the total value is more than $210,000. tonight this man, 26-year-old cameron i barbara faces burglary charges. the sale of elephant ivory is illegal in california but it can still be found on the black market. >>> tonight a bay area felon has a second act he's starring in a bay area production 60 they will 0. he made

the worcester county da's office said was hit by a car near his home. according to the worcester telegram and gazette. the boy was a kindergartener and also has older siblings in the school system and today the schools are preparing to deal with coping with this loss. helping with teachers and students go through this. and we will have more information on that coming up in 15 minutes. live in grafton, catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> and i am jessica reyes live in weymouth this morning where a woman is in the after police say they were forced to shoot her. it all happened early yesterday morning at an apartment complex here in weymouth. police got a call from the woman's mother saying her daughter was trying to kill herself. when police showed up she came to the door with a knife in her hand. a police officer ordered her to drop the knife and forced to shoot her in the stomach when she came at him. she was taken to short shore for surgery. they have n what is next for the police officers, but we know an investigation is under way. live in weym

he also said i unequivocally don't think the da did anything illegal, i think he had some bad judgment, but didn't do anything illegal. that's what the judge told us. >> what do you think about your foundation continuing? do you think it needs to continue? >> it's a noble cause, everything's been accounted for perfectly. we'll take up that discussion at another period of time. >> he told us to reach out to his communications director to schedule an oncamera interview, this is something we did every day for the past few weeks and did today. he told us this past week that the da is not scheduling interviews. we asked the da to schedule an interview on camera. >>> new video shows the moment the suspected new york and new jersey bomber dumped luggage containing a pressure cooker bomb on a street on saturday night. reporter mark santeea shows us that exclusive surveillance video. >> this is around 8:30 saturday night around the time of the explosion on 23rd street. rahami appears calm. he's seen on 27th, dragging a suitcase bebehind him. he stops and fittings with something inside a bag. th

two years later, the new da, mary lacey, wrote a letter exonerating john and patsy ramsey. the question of who killed jonbenet is still unanswered. >> we'll have more on a special hour of "dateline: who killed jonbenet," tonight, 9:00, 8:00 central here on nbc. >>> when we come back, sudden impact, a shocking moment i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. >>> back now with high anxiety in the french alps as choppers race to rescue passengers including americans trapped at 12,000 feet in cable cars. strong wind reportedly crippled the system. the majority of people were rescued yesterday. 30 had to wait overnight for help. >>> caught on camera, a shocking crash in a connecticut gas station. an suv rams through the door and takes the clerk out. the clerk was reportedl

to the recommendations from the budget analyst office seeking the release of those funds you mean the da property the investigations bureau to get a handle on the officer-involved shooting and in custody death investigation for the city and county of san francisco the way those investigates are currently handled the san francisco police department is the lead investigative agency into criminal conduct of their own employees that is a conflict of interest we proposed to step in and take over that work and in the process of investigating with an mou to finalize that arrangement next is the release of the fund we recommend a reduction in the pay from the top step 9 percent reduction that is problematic for multi reasons the investigator category an agreement with the investigators union more than 6 seniority our staff is paid at the top steps owe not looking for less experienced investigators we anticipate the investigators will be seeking a long career in law enforcement as many of the investigators have that will be a very untenable situation and similarly to conduct the type of homicide

to the recommendations from the budget analyst office seeking the release of those funds you mean the da property the investigations bureau to get a handle on the officer-involved shooting and in custody death investigation for the city and county of san francisco the way those investigates are currently handled the san francisco police department is the lead investigative agency into criminal conduct of their own employees that is a conflict of interest we proposed to step in and take over that work and in the process of investigating with an mou to finalize that arrangement next is the release of the fund we recommend a reduction in the pay from the top step 9 percent reduction that is problematic for multi reasons the investigator category an agreement with the investigators union more than 6 seniority our staff is paid at the top steps owe not looking for less experienced investigators we anticipate the investigators will be seeking a long career in law enforcement as many of the investigators have that will be a very untenable situation and similarly to conduct the type of homicide

the da knew who killed my son. the police know who killed my son. they can name individuals, their home addresses, and their names . you have all the names of the perpetrators that murdered my son and one was television last night "i had a hard life and i am changing my life around" but you're a murderer and you get on television. you say you're turning your life around but you still killed somebody. you became a comedian and his name is thomas hannibal so i heard he was on television last night. i wish i would have saw that because he's one of the perpetrators. paris moffit who is walking around and out of jail is one of the perpetrators and if they can have a second chance where's my chance? where's my justice? and if they're watching i want them to see what they left me with and i have to watch them live their life and have a second chance. i'm not saying i want them to die. i don't want an eye for an eye but i want them to go to jail and think about what they have done and not get away with this because they changed their life around. you don't

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they the das office and made it official. they were not retry him. we sat down with him to talk about how his life has changed d >> at the end, it was worth it. circa they only hoped they be here together under the same roof, living as husband and wife. after judge overturned a double murder conviction and he was released from prison wednesday, 21 years of fighting for justice from it. >> >> reporter: his attorney withheld evidence that pointed to other suspects. the man has been disbarred for the handling of the duke lacrosse case. they learned he will be retried for the murders. the term das office saying the evidence isn't division. >> we got the news and it came over the phone. >> getting news like that on the phone is one part of adjusting to life on the outside for the >> i told her i want a ip >> you don't need after that. >> know, when we went to get the flip up, no one makes it anymore.>> reporter: there been difficult moments reflecting with family. >> my mom has alzheimer's. she still breathing. and it was beautiful. i started crying. >> ha