17th to talk about the approval of the package and be visiting other commissioners for approval of the da and hope to be before the board of supervisors early 2017 thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. that concluded staffs regulation not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> commissioner johnson. >> sure thank you very much everyone for being here today really looking forward to we've had many discussions on the eir a couple of conversations on that and really looking forward to actually seeing approvals and coming before us this is a very exciting project for a lot of reasons there were a lot of inkwikts how putting the cart before the horse was sited this is going to help to really to change that dynamic so it is exciting to be a part of that one thing that i wanted to ask staff and then make sure we get it into the record the developments agreements are different from other major projects 5 m project the most recent those das don't include the community benefits we've seen in other projects a different reasons can you talk a little bit about a little bit. >> absolutely i think traditio

desired by the normal practices and give of the developer a vested right over a specified term so the das an essential tool for hope sf second to none sunnyvale that the hope sf can be implemented with clear up front exceptions and responsibility for every party in addition the city will remain long term control to assure an appropriate roll out of the phases and we know you're familiar with the development but hope sf das are unique they more like lists the developers mature commitment to the ambitious goals of hope sf and the city in addition to the traditional roll in in this case is a true partner in the project the city will be providing capital funding the city will be playing angle active roll in coordinating with the infrastructure department to realize this master plan and the city with the leadership of the mayor's office of housing be working with our state and federal housing partners and the final piece the developers in their role is a unique as a reminder bridge housing is the development of the potrero site and the partnership of mercy housing leading the sunnyvale sites

in some of those letters to the da... alderman michael murphy said "the and it should be released for the public to view." and alderman khalif rainey said the video quote "might finally provide them some degree of peace after months of unrest, protests and gatherings at the site of the shooting." the da's office has not said when it will make a decision about the video or charges. reporting live at city hall... madeline anderson fox6 news. brad thanks madeline the home of mixed martial artist, anthony pettis, is getting a lot of unwanted attention after a fire destroyed three vehicles in his driveway. in a post to his instagram account, et picture-- and his reaction to the arson. he said-- quote-- im constantly defending my choice to stay in this city. regardless of the crimes that have been occurring, lately, this is my home. endquote pettis says he may consider relocating, due to all the attention his home is receiving. the waiting is nearly over for chicago cubs fans. in about an hour, a world series game gets under way

get in the das face, and say enough is enough! stop killing black people! they asked council members to write a letter to the district attorney... mayor and police chief demanding more milwaukee police officer dominque- heaggan brown fatally shot smith on august 13th during a traffic stop at 44th and auer. smith's death sparked unrest in the sherman park neighborhood for days... and those here say that turmoil continues to some extent today... because the da's office has not released body camera footage of the incident. i agree that the footage should be released its a public safety issue. there are people getting arrested, there are homes being damaged. the group also wants the da to charge haegan brown with murder in smith's death. last week... haegan- brown was charged with sexual assault in a separate case. prosecutors say he raped a man the day after the shooting. he feels he has no if you arent going to charge him with that malicious crime that he did to my brother, then we want to see the video. the district attorney's office has not said when it will

then the da offered him a plea deal. guilty pleas on the assault and child abuse charges but the sentence shocked the family, 45 days in prison and five years probat >> the da's position was, it was a hard case to try because neither defendant was saying much of anything. >> he deserved for his story to be told before a jury. >> it comes amid a crisis in the social services system. >> you should not have to home in this county. >>> this boy was also hurt. >> i think that we need to further assure the public that we are covering all bases. >> reporter: this woman is concerned about the priority being placed on kids in the system. >> the district attorney had an oblion behalf. i do not think that they did that. >> reporter: for the last few weeks we have been working to get answers from the district attorney. after denying multiple requests for interviews we went to the office. the district attorney said he could not comment because the case is still pending. the family shared this e-mail be happy with the decision but it's

today, the da announced 16 members of the crew will be prosecuted. you might remember images of the rainbow crew from our waves. the great -- the group got the nick and for wearing bright colored clothing while carrying out smash-and-grab jobs in union square. they have been together since 2010 but in 2015, the robberies took a violent turn. >> they started using pepper spray on people who worked in the stores. they would push them out of the way and grab large dollar amount items. >> reporter: from april of last year to this july, the da says the gang hit places for more than $60,000. christian dior's sunglass hut, louis vuitton, and even walgreens were targeted. business leaders say some progress is promising but they worry underage these might escape prosecution. >> they are very smart. there is a lot of them underage. prosecution, it will be interesting to see how it falls out. >> reporter: we know these cameras have made a big difference to catch these criminals and the da's office says you can help as well. stop purchasing stolen goods. the bes

stan, the das office believes he shot another teenager last year. >> reporter: that's right, karen. we are in the alley behind the homeowner's home and you could see a memorial already set up for the team who died and the other teen -- for the teen who died and the other teen maybe paralyzed. they hopped the fence and then the homeowner when out his window and shot at them. we learned from prosecutors today this is not the first time he had shot at people in his neighborhood. >> 15-year-old killing mostly moseley was shot and killed. neighbors say the owner who shot him mostly kept to himself. >> when denver police began investigating in early october, they learned the shooting was not the first time he had tried to defend his marijuana with deadly force. in september 2015 he shot and injured a 17-year-old boy for jumping the fence as well da's office says the case went unreported likely because the victim didn't want to tell police he was trying to steal marijuana. >> i could see it through my bedroom window. every time i go out every week to be out the trash in my house i have to b

stan, the das office believes he shot another teenager last year. ep karen. we are in the alley behind the homeowner's home and you could see a memorial already set up for the team who died and the other teen -- for the teen who died and the other teen maybe paralyzed. they hopped the fence and then the homeowner when out his window and shot at them. we learned from prosecutors today this is not the first time he had shot at people in his neighborhood. >> 15-year-old killing mostly was shot and killed -- keelan neighbors say the owner who shot him mostly kept to himself. >> when denver police began investigating in early october, they learned the shooting was not the first time he had tried to defend his marijuana with deadly force. in september 2015 he shot and injured a 17-year-old boy for jumping the fence as well da's office says the case went unreported likely because the victim didn't want to tell police he was trying to steal marijuana. >> i could see it through my bedroom window. every time i go out every week to be out the trash in my house i have to

the suffolk da is investigating whether atlantic drain services should be criminally chargeosha paperwork show the company was a severe safety vy later with tens of thousands of dollars of unpaid fines. now one boston city councilor wants to make it more difficult >> osha has been sitting there waiting to collect on this but haven't notified any state or city agency to say, hey, this is a bad contractor. >> osha says they posted the results of prior investigations online for everyone to see. the agency is still investigating the trench collapse as well. we have reach out to atlantic drains about the prior safety violations that their attorney did not comment. >>> 6:08. a group of dorchester residents are hoping the attention of state and local leader also help drive sex offenders living inside the same building. fox25 broke the story last week. the state sex offender registry says seven level 3 sex offenders live in an apartment building on milton avenue. last night people who live in the neighborhood spoke to senator linda florry, andrea campbell and several boston police officers. they

defaced a war memorial at the end of oak hill park perspective as part of a deal that shared made with the das office after the memorial was vandalized last june.>> we talked to matters that were at the meeting last night looking for closure. >> about 50 veterans and their families came to the memorial building in danville looking for closure to a crime they wished never happened. >> is a veteran you have a real sense of pride and when someone does something like that it's very hurtful. that we are willing -- we are willing to forgive protect last june the all wars memorial that honors of sacrificing >> sacrifices of veterans back to the revolutionary war with them vandalized tight with graffiti pics of the words let's get high scribbled on it. two months later gerrit vance from you talking forward admitting to the crime they considered the memorial is priceless the da said he go to the restorative justice programs calling for 100 hours of community service restitution for a desperate graffiti cleanup and the public apology. the military family are among those that attended. >> i think it was

we are not killing him, man. >> the da closing out the possibility of charges. >> the two were directin applauding san francisco system for not facing charges. >> i got a lot of friends and stories. i am one of them. thanks san francisco for making the right and just decision. >> cheryl hurd, bay area news. >>> a world record selling turn tur turns into a desperate search. chuang was not seen on board. he left last tuesday on that 18-day trip across the pacific. >>> the whale is still along our coast. marine biologist will term tomorrow. it is a rare discovery because the city is endamangered. >> there are between 8,000 or 9,000 blue wheaales in the worl. blue whales is the largest animals on earth and can weigh to 180 tons. they normally swim alone or small groups. >>> it is less than two weeks now. >> the battleground state maybe leaning towards donald trump. the news did not seem to bother hillary clinton stumping in florida. >> i don't pay attention to polls when they are good or when they are bad. i really don't. >> clinton was in the sunshine state. trump was campaigning in nort

a spokesperson in the da's office has turned down dozens of requests to schedule a sit-down interview. khan insists he'll make changes. what would you do differently to be more transparent, so that the public could see what's going on behind closed doors? >> the idea that the district attorney was unaware of his obligation to report gifts that he received over the course of several years is laughable. >> the primary race for the district attorney of philadelphia is not until next year, as we mentioned, on may 16th. >>> back to tracking hurricane matthew. the category 3 storm making its way up the florida coast, threatening a large part of the south. matthew has already slammed parts of florida, toppling trees on homes and leaving a million people in the dark. places like jacksonville, florida, and georgia are in danger. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is back. >> glenn, fill us in. >> it's moving in the general direction of south carolina. georgia is kind of tucked in back to the west. but they are suffering from a pretty impressive storm surge at this time. just to give you an idea of the

a behind-the-scenes look at the third movie in the da vinci code franchise. >> welcome to the movies. >> then one-on-one with kelly clarkson. her first interview since welcoming baby number two. >> i feel like the head of a village. >> plus, chrissy teigen's mailbox mixup. >> you can't open people's mail! >> why she's reading letters addressed to an a-list singer. >> you know that's illegal, right? >>> yesterday we told you about danny livotto in her recent interview. the one time disney star took heat for her words and later shocked fans with this tweet. so excited for 2017. taking a break from music and and the media, end quote. she signed off with a waving hand emoji. >> wow, such sad news for fans, hopefully she is okay. well, top hanks been trapped in space, stranded on an island and at the controls of a crash landing. he's trying to save every human being on the planet. it is tom hanks. first we take you to the set of "inferno." >> and action! >> it's people in pain and there's a lot of blood and there's a lot of fir anguish. >> sounds like a lot of fun. watching robert langdon

"inferno" is the third film following the da vinci code and angels and demons and the third directed by ron howard. >> welcome! >> in this story, a killer virus may be unleashed that can kill much of mankind. what if i'm the carrier? >> the clues to stopping it lie inferno. he has to find this bag with a horrible, horrible substance inside it before it goes off. >> it's a tom hanks-ron howard combo platter. the first time they worked together was "splash" and they're getting a twist. merman. >> hello from snapple. >> we'll tell you the shocking truth about the snapple lady and how she overcame a serious drug addiction. >> i did try coke and i loved it. >> candace cameron bure's daughter after her voice tryout and how her "full house" mom is helping her today. >> she's, like, okay -- >> kelly clarkson tells us about her surpriing career move while having two kids in two years. >> play with each other while >> closed captioning provided >>> look at that. check out rihanna rocking some dramatic new dreadlocks and they go down past her booty. >> #hairgold. >> you chrissy teigen and john

over a hundred thousand people the da de muertos or day of the dead parade in mexico city on saturday. spectators crowded along mexico city to watch floats featuring skeletons, traditional dances and musical groups. the theme for the parade came from the opening scene of the movie 'spectre' where james bond chases a criminal through a mexico city crowd of spectators watching a parade of people wearing skeleton costumes. ((brian loftus)) >>> and the springs preserve day of the dead celebration is be celebrating the ninth annual da de muertos (day of the dead) event. this 3 thousand -year-old hispanic celebration honoring loved ones is full of joy and tradition. this family-friendly event blends rich customs with exciting activities such as dancing, mariachis, face painting, sugar skull decorating and an art exhibition. the festivities starts this friday at the springs preseverve./// >>> we'll be right back......../// ((kirsten joyce)) fight for nevada voters heats i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, ok

and in a text, the da says the officer roach, you out? don't be right now and i will let you know when to. >> it's incredibly disturbing that in light of what happened this summer, any officer to think it was at all acceptable to engage in this type of behavior. effortlessly the reputation of this department.>> reporter: he will appear in court on two felony counts of conspiracy to abstract justice and a misdemeanor count of engaging in prostitution activity. he was arrested as he arrived for work within it. he posted $20,000 bail early thursday morning. he played baseball at high school in oakland and indiana state university where he majored in criminal justice. he's been on the force for two years. >> officers involved should know by now there are consequences involved in areas of off-duty sex with prostitutes. >> the oakland police unit has also condemned this officer's actions saying they had no place nor are they condoned in any way by the organization.>>> said as they could be the first required to secure their counsel when their w

. >> i think that i mean, i think known disagrees with the intents behind what the da is trying to do here but one of the concerns i generally have is this is you know a new unit a lot of staff and, of course, a workload we see for the foreseeable future we certainly hope that in san francisco those officer-involved shooting these will be on the decline we have you know different ballot measures in november to try to address those issues so again, we're hoping that in the future there will not be a need for more investigations i was trying to say how we track the workload maybe a time we don't need 14 ftes for this work and have something in place to evaluate what that occurs when do we need to flex up and down with that unit. >> absolutely that's our hope we don't see those i think every administration and every person in government hopes duran during they're ten you are hyperglycemia i'm happy we'll be staffed by arriving at a point the city in the country didn't have an officer-involved shooting we need to re-evaluate that and the conviction rate will stand and we'll see the value

adrienne: we reached out to the da's office tonight after hours and didn't hear back. in the past though the d.a. said he makes a decision on charges. live in milwaukee, i'm adrienne pedersen, wisn 12 news. joyce: while driving in milwaukee, you may have noticed panhandlers were not in their usual places. today, a new ordinance went into effect, banning itering in street medians. that doesn't stop panhandlers from begging on the sidewalk. alderman bob donovan says it's not safe to have people standing in the median. kathy: a young couple gunned down in their own home in front of their children. it happened wednesday morning near 51st and hope. as christina palladino reports, but is possibly paralyzed. >> i ain't never seen my boy no more, never. >> rose alexander is held up by her family while she copes with the devastating loss of her son. 24-year-old eric holloway was murdered in his home near 51st and hope wednesday morning. he had just finished making breakfast for his children. his three-year-old son watched as his father was shot several times. the bad guys came i

>> on the filing of charging documents from the da >> but no particular limit like 90 days? >> no. >> we suspended if you don't do anything in 90 days we resume >> that's true. i think you'll see a decrease in the number of matters that are suspended however >> i also would like that enforcement with a time limit. i invite your advice and suggestions and recommendations on what would be appropriate. >> okay. >> finally, is there a generic reason why, for example, an item would be returned to us by the district attorney and then it just lingers for a year or plus or minus? >> there is no specific reason for that is just the overarching issues identified previously. we are working very diligently to try to get to those matters as quickly as possible. >> the objective is to clean up the list? >> is to get justice, right could enforce the law. that's the objective. we don't like having people proper for the commission years after their election campaign or after the violations were committed. it doesn't help with deterrence. doesn't help with the purpose of enforcement doesn't he

"inferno" is the third film following the da vinci code and angels and demons and the third directed by ron howard. >> welcome! much of mankind. what if i'm the carrier? >> the clues to stopping it lie in the paintings of dante's inferno. he has to find this bag with a horrible, horrible substance inside it before it goes off. >> it's a tom hanks-ron combo platter. the first time they worked together was "splash" and they're getting a twist. channing tatum will play a merman. >> hello from snapple. >> we'll tell you the shocking truth about the snapple lady and how she overcame a serious drug addiction. >> i did try coke and i loved it. >> candace cameron bure's daughter after her voice tryout and how her "full house" mom is helping her today. her surpriing career move while having two kids in two years. >> play with each other while mommy has a glass of wine. >> closed captioning provided ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that

the da releases his report. what we are learning new about the tragedy this morning. >>> security is always tight in salem for the halloween festivities but even more is being done this year. the specific steps to make sure a national craze doesn't get coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: good morning, everyone, 4:30 on this thursday, october 27. i am julie grauert. >> daniel: good morning, i am daniel miller. freezing wind, rain and even snow mixed in that. meteorologist shiri spear is in the storm tracker weather center with the worsening conditions shiri expected today. >> temperatures improve and the weather conditions kind of got the day. tracking a cup of the sprinkles near hyannis. a little moisture moving toward plymouth. don't like to see that because plymouth down to freezing at 32 degrees and have to watch for a couple of thick spots along the immediate coastline. marshfield up at 30. and boston at 35. and you start getting into a few more clouds north and west of the ci

about a week ago, the department met -- i was there with chief sinez and christine is here from the da's office and we presented changes to the mou, looking at certain things that we currently have in our general policies and procedures and policies that we're required to agree with and agreements with allied agencies and agreements with other agencis with officer-involved shootings and some codsfied response to how that would be if there was a shooting say between bart pd and an outside agency and provided them with basic of charter and discussions with the city attorney. we presented to them last week and last week chief chaplin and chief sinese met and discuss what discussed what they agreed and they currently have a meeting planned, i believe next week, to discuss it further. so we have both exchanged mous and the chief and the district attorney are currently in discussions with about the agreement what is in it, so we can move forward and hopefully sign an mou between the go agencies. with, that the last thing is [tkha-erplt/] is moving forward with internal change s to response to

he cracked the da vinci code, some breaking news out of chicago, a plane on fire at the chip card fire while on the tarmac. fire crews have put out the flames, the word of any injurie or the cause. it is a tense situation. they're still putting out what might be hotspots. no word on injuries. it is american airlines plane that caught fire and o'hare airport in chicago. says w at night, how about a man's nam during the dayu. >> tom hanks, reprising his rol as the hero of the da vinci code. he solving mysteries in infernoc >> david moss spoke to ron tom hanks, in the thriller inferno. directed by ron howard on a whirlwind tour of europe, in florence he told me that he loves adventure in challenge,i because i grew up on the andy griffith show. it was all about doing the same thing we can and we count. with movies, i want to experience to be different to stretch creatively f chances in to see how tly it ca work in a different way. even with inferno, which is the third of these mystery thrillers. is still different.. frugal fashions is a little scary but this is like a great old-fashioned m

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

>> reporter: the da's office admits 16 arrests is a good start. but there are likely more criminals associated with the rainbow crew. >> we are trying to accepted a message, when you come to our district, when you come to union square, you should expect to be arrested, and you should expect the da's office to prosecute you. >> reporter: in the last year, hundreds of surveillance cameras have been installed, just in the union square area, and investigators say today they have been crucial in solving this case. reporting live in san francisco, michelle roberts, nbc bay area use. >>> emergency help could be on the way to help rebuild after the loma fire. tomorrow the santa clara county board of supervisors will ask for mutual aid, which means money for projects like road work, communications, operations and clearing out marijuana grows. firefighters found while fighting in the fire will be available. the fire is 81% contained. they hope it's totally out by saturday. that's the hope. the 4,500 acres have burned so far. 12 homes and 16 builds destroyed.

the film is based on the latest bestseller in dan brown's book series the "da vinci code." gino sits down with the movie's direct ron howard for a first look. its dantes inferno. dante definition our modern definition of hell 700 years dante, dantes death mask. we have to get to florence. the first time you worked with tom. did you see this depth in him and think this is someone i am going to work with and will be a great actor. i saw tremendous talent and intelligence and an incredible tireless work ethic and spirit that i related to and enjoyed being around. i didnt really see this until he started growing and growing as an actor and started moving away from comedy. and when i dre i saw firsthand that hes evolved into this tremendous screen actor. the dante mask is not here. it was stolen. professor that looks like you. i have no memory of taking that mask. you did i just saw it. i want to know what im involved with. why was someone shooting at you. everything is out of focus. the pace of this movie were all exhausted running editing process and making sure the pace is so

the da's office says "our office did not move to civilly commit mr. gardner" and after reviewing the case determined that happened as a result of human error. >> the office did not have a chance to have him civilly committed, they may have decided to move may have decided not to move. john: newscenter 5 legal analyst martha coakley says it's not clear that a review would have guaranteed gardner was committed for treatment after his prison term, but it could have been an option. so, instead, a man who was 200 years for kidnapping and raping children in the '80's is back out on the streets after a successful appeal that reduced his sentence to just 30 years. >> the real issue now is how is the public kept safe and while he is out that he will not be able to reoffend. >> tonight, we have learned he is no longer living in the neighborhood. the probation has been transferred to sussex county. live tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. jackie: there you go. there's the latest on it moving northeast at 12 miles per hour. now down the nitty-gritty. a slig

randomly chose the houses because they wanted to steal an older car up couldn't e tracked by police, and the da says they spent two hours terrorizing the couple before bound and played dead couldn't call for help because the suspects cut the phone lines. she waited hours for her caretaker to show up before she was moved to the hospital. >> the family wants to move forward and we hope they can be brought to justice. >> outside court, family members of the suspects became angry wih residents who came to watch the proceedings. >> i don't know them. but they murdered a 95-year-old man. >> lawyers from the suspects hae little to say about how they pln to proceed. >> we have no >> as for the suspects, they're being held without bail right now. they return to court in decembe. live in orange, steve cooper, 7news. >> now to our election countdow. just 25 days until voters head o those polls. donald trump now promising to reveal evidence up calls into question claims of sexual clinton. edward lawrence with the latest on the campaign trail. >> at a north carolina rally donald trump says his accusers are

the da announced charges against the defendants who stole items worth over $1,000. they got their name by the colored hair worn by the women. the same group was linked to similar incidents in other cities and states. >> we are taking something that might have been two or three events and we have been able to connect this to many other events. >> reporter: look at this video it shows members of the crew ransacking this beauty store. they go in, steal the big ticket items and rush out. the group becomes bolder with each robbery. >> they started to use pepper spray on the people in the stores. they grabbed large dollar amount items and put them in bags and run out of door. >> reporter: the group has struck all over san francisco. they made up with sunglasses and $10,000 in merchandise from burberry they were caught with the hundreds of surveillance cameras placed around union square. >> these are high definition cameras. you can get facial features and license plates from a distance. >> they are charged with brary and conspiracy. >> with -- burglary and conspiracy. >>

about a week ago, the department met -- i was there with chief sinez and christine is here from the da's office and we presented changes to the mou, looking at certain things that we currently have in our general policies and procedures and policies that we're required to agree with and agreements with allied agencies and agreements with other agencis with officer-involved shootings and some codsfied response to how that would be if there was a shooting say between bart pd and an outside agency and provided them with basic of charter and discussions with the city attorney. we presented to them last week and last week chief chaplin and chief sinese met and discuss what discussed what they agreed and they currently have a meeting planned, i believe next week, to discuss it further. so we have both exchanged mous and the chief and the district attorney are currently in discussions with about the agreement what is in it, so we can move forward and hopefully sign an mou between the go agencies. with, that the last thing is [tkha-erplt/] is moving forward with internal change s to response to

it's part of the deal that jared vance made with the das office after the war memorial was vandalized. veterans were last night's meeting looking for closure. >> reporter: about 50 veterans came to the building in danville looking for closure. a crime they wished never happened. >> is a veteran you have a sense of pride. when someone does something like that it's hurtful. but we're willing to forgive. >> reporter: last june the memorial dating back to the revolutionary war was found vandalized with graffiti. some of the words let's get high scribbled on it. 2 months later than 18-year-old jared vance from utah came forward. considering the memorials value is priceless, the das office recommended he go through the restorative justice program calling for 100 hours of community service. restitution for commute -- graffiti cleanup and a public apology. this military family is among those who attended. >> i think it was hard and brave of him to come up here and face the town of danville. >> reporter: he read from a prepared statement saying he was out with his friends not realizing what he

todd: the da's file report also details the mental health evaluation that darosa had in the hours before the attack. in the health evaluation he tells doctors he was hearing the devil telling him to do horrible things. hospital after she was struck by a green line trolley. it happened on beacon street in brookline. her injuries considered non life-threatening. she was taken to bring him and women's for treatment. emily: the mbta is investigating this scene on the orange line. passengers forced to break windows to escape after smoke filled the train. sera congi is live in boston with the serious safety concerns facing the tea today. -- facing the t today. seriously hurt but the incident is raising concerns about the system. even as the mbta is planning to spend billions on improvements. chaos caught on cell phone cameras by passengers trying to escape smoke inside an orange line train in back bay station during yesterday's afternoon rush hour. they pushed out windows because the doors remain closed. on the live third rail. the mbta says a motor overheated touching off a trash fire on the

i've seen it happen, and i've called the da. i've called the police as a committee man.ve called committee of seventy. no one will do anything about it. bruce marks wrote an op-ed this week on how he got robbed, and a federal judge said he got robbed, when he ran. this happens over and -- i was involved in a race for mike fisher. there was literally -- when he was running for governor -- a bus going polling place to polling place. we saw it. we witnessed it. the police could do nothing. the da couldn't get out there in time. they were going from polling place to polling place voting. now, was it democrats or repu-- i don't know who it was, but i've witnessed this. >> well, we do know, in 2015, four democratic election officials were prosecuted for adding six votes to the ballot to equal out the number of people who had stood in line and registered because of some, i guess, miscommunication or of failure on that part. so they were prosecuted. and in 1994, there was a federal court case overturned that did overturn a state senate race because of absentee ballots being frau

the family is asking law wauwatosa police or the da to release the all the footage revolving jay andersons death. that's dash cam footage from the officers car and new footage the family recently saw of a second squad car they say these videos show inconsistencies. what is said on camera, what happens on the video and the written statement are different. 21 secondsmichael kemetfamily friend"he then said that they were going back fohe's a gun he said jay anderson junior reached for the gun three or four times that doesn't fit that's not what he says in his that's not what he says" the family is also asking for the officers name to be released. they say more questions will arise about the officers conduct, including the fact the officer may have applied for disability. reporting live... 3 brown deer police officer devon kraemer made her first court earae today. battery for shooting and wounding a man while trying to arrest him back in march. kraemer and her partner were called in to remove an unruly passenger from a county bus.a defense tactics expert said kraemer's fear for their safety was

mayor barrett says allegations of this nature are taken seriously-- both by mpd and the da's office. he says "no matter the rank or circumstances, milwaukee police officers must be held to the highest standards of conduct." meanwhile, the president of milwaukee's police union points out, this case "is by no means reflective of the overwhelming majority of good officers." new at eleven.. examiner is investigating a suspicious death on milwaukee's south side. it happened near 18th and rogers. officials say an adult man is dead. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. no other details are being released at this time. stick with fox6 news, on-air and online, for any updates. in racine, police make an arrest after the swat team is called out to a home. investigators say about eight last night someone called police saying their daughter was being held will. when officers got to the scene they heard voices... but no one would answer the door. after the swat team was called -- one man came out willingly. police searched the home... and found darrle dotson who was taken into custody for an activ

the documents obtained include a report given to the da's office before lacy cleared the ramseys saying the dna on jonbenet's clothes was likely a mixture of material from at least three people. those involved in the case at the time -- including former governor bill owens -- said the findings shocked commented on the findings. lin wood, the attorney for the ramsey family, said he stands by her decision. tonight 9wants to know will take a look at what may have led to the decision to exonerate the ramseys and ask what's next. a former rocky ford police officer now knows his punishment for shooting a man to death. james ashby will spend 16-years behind bars. he was sentenced to to five years of parole for the ashby was on duty when he followed jacquez into a home and shot him in the back in 20-14. ashby told investigators he thought the man was a burglar. police say a man who died in winter park was a "great guy" but had a problem with alcohol abuse. according to the vail daily, 55-year- old mark albrecht died from alcohol intoxication and exposure. albrecht's body was found near a campsi

maria: the bristol county da's office releasing its final report on that deadly rampage in taunton. arthur darosa killed two people including george heath and injured a pregnant waitress before he was shot inside the bertucci's at silver city galleria. he was shot by an off-duty plymouth county sheriff deputy. the da's office has found that deputy, james creed was justified and lawful in his actions. he fired a single shot that struck and eventually killed darosa. right now police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a woman in marblehead. live in marblehead with the latest. >> the attack happened here. the female victim was able to get away. police k-9 units were nose to the ground to pick up the scent of an attacker. >> i always thought the trail was safe. there is always that vulnerability. on his bike, since something was about to happen before he attacked. >> he exposed himself and tried to grab her. she backed away. >> the victim screamed. steps away from the towers school. no child witnessed what happened or was ever approached. we account for everybody who enters the

stop/sot "we are first and foremost we're asking the da's office, john chisholm, for transparency, we're asking for that, beyond that, we're pretty much demanding transparency in this case, this case has of a process for the family." this case is in the hands of the milwaukee county district attorney's office. wauwatosa police continue to say the officer's name and dash cam will not be made public until the da's the case. live in milwaukee, ashley sears fox 6 news. ben thanks ashley. a brown deer police officer makes her first court appearance, charged with a crime. 27 year old devon deh'-vin kraemer is charged with aggravated battery after she allegedly shot a man in the back in march.a criminal complaint says kraemer and another officer were called to a report of an unruly passenger on a milwaukee county bus. the officers to the bus, put him face down on the ground. officials say after a struggle, and kraemer told investigators she shot him in the back. burnley survived but had several surgeries. kramer, who is on administrative leave faces more than fifteen years in prison. a second m

the police chief said quote, i'm advised there are arrested made by the da office and they suspect this crew is involved in the case. the suspects arrested followed them home and robbed them this the driveway, if that's the case, it's very similar to what happened in here. >> they happened the same way, it's suspicious. >> we reached out to the district attorney's office and the sheriff's office, no word on when they'll release more information. >>> and she was shot last week, how is she, any word? >> i talked to her son, and he said, she's doing well. he said that one of the bullets that went through, struck her in the arm and shattered her arm. they're considering surgery. despite she was shot in the hip and it went through, she's been able to get up and walk around her hospital room. the prognosis is good and they're hopeful she'll make a full recovery. >>> new, police are asking for your help. these are surveillance picks taken on monday, september 26, 9 a.m. on roosevelt circle. the first picture shows a man on a bike, left it in the driveway and walked away. then the next picture,