if anyone has information, they can call the da's office. 978- 745-8908 or the lawrence detectives. very useful in this day and age, and send us a tip -- all of these venues, either by calling the da office, text a tip, all of that is confidential and anonymous. the chief is not going to take questions, but i will take questions. >> [indiscernible] decapitated and thrown into the river. upset at the district attorney? >> i did not say i was upset. >> what are you? >> i'm just relating what law enforcement told us, that this is not a random incident, which is enough. they have a duty to tell us if it was a random incident. if other people were at risk. they have that duty. i know a lot of people believe government is useless enforcement community, including the district attorney for office, who oversee every detail of all of the investigations going on. >> mayor -- [indiscernible] is there any ms13 getting activity in town that may be linked to this kind of crime? >> i have no idea about that. i think that's a question for the dfl office. >> a decapitation is very, very rare. i live

>> i have no idea about that that is a question for the da's office. >>reporter: are you concerned it happened here. >> i live here, i work here i am concerned about this. we have had conversations with the governor and district attorney about doing more with violence around drug activity. to make the effort we are already doing harder, more impactful. that -- violence is associated with the use and selling of drugs and that is what we have and we are that is why we put so many resources toward the problem. >>reporter: not to believe what they are reading on facebook and twitter does that include members of the media here? >> as you, your sources -- --. >>reporter: people are identifying the victim as the missing boy are you saying don't believe that? >> i am saying the district attorney is the only one that it is such a big, important part of what is talked about calling on the da and the medical examiner and the governor, calling him too, to expedite this. because there is so many questions around that, just one issue about who the victim is. >>report

are they get the same access that the da is going to have? i don't see it distinct between the administrative investigation and a criminal investigation maybe outcome is different but the evidence is the same. >> there are huge difference. in the administrative vista compelled interview that can be used against the officer in the court. in the criminal [inaudible] there's some huge differences and is very complex and we be here until 1 am going over differences in these investigation. but only nothing changing. all i'm saying is that some point director hicks alluded to work there and she's absolute right to conduct a sitdown with the dist. atty. because as far as we're concerned, and i think that was stated earlier-when asked for, we turned over everything the director hicks and her office is asked. we have no issue with that. i'm saying the next phase of this is cannot be a discussion between director hicks and dist. atty. george gascon about how they go forget but as far as the police department those minor sin is as nuclear before us for t

are they get the same access that the da is going to have? i don't see it distinct between the administrative investigation and a criminal investigation maybe outcome is different but the evidence is the same. >> there are huge difference. in the administrative vista compelled interview that can be used against the officer in the court. in the criminal [inaudible] there's some huge differences and is very complex and we be here until 1 am going over differences in these investigation. but only nothing changing. all i'm saying is that some point director hicks alluded to work there and she's absolute right to conduct a sitdown with the dist. atty. because as far as we're concerned, and i think that was stated earlier-when asked for, we turned over everything the director hicks and her office is asked. we have no issue with that. i'm saying the next phase of this is cannot be a discussion between director hicks and dist. atty. george gascon about how they go forget but as far as the police department those minor sin is as nuclear before us for t

in the past 5 years, da's received more than $156 million. the money comes from california employers, and it's doled out by a commission inside the department of insurance. but the funding scheme raises eyebrows on some critics. aviva abramovsky: i believe that there are too many financial incentives on the ethics of the prosecutor in these types of situations that can lead to a lot of problems, overzealous prosecution. gary fagan: i don't have much confidence in the idea that because prosecutors are getting money, that they're overzealous. our job is to prosecute only those people that we have a reasonable belief that the evidence will show are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. liz: martinovsky says his brush with law hit him hard. gary martinovsky: it really damaged my reputation. liz: now he says he's worried about the fate of injured workers and the doctors who treat them. gary martinovsky: they are scared about specifically seeing the injured workers, exactly because of what's happened here. liz: the department of insurance tells us since

the da says they are needed to show a pattern of bill cosby's bad behavior going back to the 60s.is facing charges of allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand in '04 we made our argument in court and talked about each of them individually and hope for a favorable ruling. >> those allegations are impossible to defendant. >> the things happening here can't happen. this man is presumed innocent and charged with one incident. that should be what we talk about in this case. >> and nothing else. >> jim, the judge did not make a ruling tonight that may not come for weeks or even months, the trial is scheduled for the spring time. live at the montgomery county courthouse, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> vernon thank you. >>> 55-year-old marcia williams turned herself in for the hit and run that seriously injured a 12-year-old boy in newcastle county. police say that williams struck 12-year-old brian richards in minquadale on december 5th and the boy suffered broken bones, she said she knew she hit something but didn't know what and that she drove back but di

that he would need to do that really. >> now even though mitchell's attorney says he's innocent, the da says mitchell has confessed and is cooperating, his bond is set at $100,000. monique braxton, nbc10 news. >>> the final co-defendant in the chaka fattah conviction won't spend time behind bars, today bonnie bowser was sentenced to house arrest and probati probation. three other defendants did receive prison time and the former congressman got a 10-year sentence. >>> delaware senator chris coons spent the day in new york at trump tower. the senate lawmaker met to invite him to the national prayer breakfast. every president since dwight eisenhower has spoken at the event. coons is a member of the foreign relations committee. >>> president-elect's transition team says donald trump is receiving formal intelligence briefings several times a week, donald trump is also meeting every day with his new national security advisor michael flynn. the president-elect says he doesn't need to here the same information every day, only when things change. >>> and donald trump made it official this morni

. >> reporter: the da's office is saying there are tkafbg forces on the scene for the criminal team and they are conducting an investigation into this friday night fire. giving them a lot more information today about where they are finding bodies and how much more of that building they had to search. >> the last number that we gave out of the folks was 30. that since moved up to 33. >> the sheriff's department with the grim news that the death toll in the oakland warehouse fire climbed up to 33. 8 of whom have been identified. and the age of the victims is younger than originally thought. >> we have now started to recover and identify the victims who are minors. we do have some children it in the ages of 17 years old. possibly younger. >> recover efforts are continuing around-the-clock. as of cent afternoon crews had searched just 35-40% of the building. >> victims were not clustered in the area. >> with found victims in the warehouse. if you take the -- if you take the warehouse from above and you look at it as a box we broken that box into four pieces and each team is working each sec

the da das office has found that the officer acted in accord with wisconsin law and justifiably used deadly force in this incident. i will speak to some of the facts of the incident but i would like to reiterate that this incident is a tragedy for everyone involved. wauwatosa police treats everyone we come into contact with with dignity and respect. human life is the most important commodity in our society today. log requires an outside agency investigate incidents where an officer involved death occurs. we complied with the law and did not in any way interfere with the investigation investigation or make any request while this matter was being investigated. it was turned over to the milwaukee police department to for us i would like to thank the milwaukee police department for their professionalism and sensitivity in dealing with this incident. state statute 175.47 states that if the district attorney determines there is no basis to prosecute the law enforcement officer involved, the agency conducting the investigation shall release reports related to the investigation. since we now

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the da has dropped all charges in the case of attempted murder. jeannette reyes is live at the criminal justice center. you've got the full story. >> reporter: action news is there during this emotional moment that was years in the making. dante rollins is now a free man. he is home with his family right now getting ready to spend the holidays with them for the first time in a decade. it's an embrace between mother and son that's been a long-time coming. >> i'm just happy to be out. you know what i mean? it was messed up what happened to me, but it's over now. so i'm going to start my life. >> reporter: the last time she hugged her 29-year-old son he had just become an adult. >> we're going to do a lot of things we haven't done in years. a lot of catching up to do. >> reporter: rollins is now a free man after being in prison back in 2006 for the attempted murder of a six-year-old boy. the boy was left paralyzed. two other suspects were convicted. rollins fought hard for her son. the pennsylvania innocence project eventually got involved and rollin

the da says that what happens on the video is demeaning but the question is is it criminal? intimidation or harassment. >>> the da ordered an investigation into the video. >> not a crime to be a racist but when you intimidate or harass people because you video tape them and post them on the internet and refer to them in those types of racial terms that crosses it's line. >> it happened last object. >> there was a wing eating contest at the high school pep rally. >> his client a 16-year-old african-american student was a participant and the 14-year-old student taunted him with slurs. >> demeaning and insulting and racist as racist as you can possibly imagine. >> the 14-year-old made a video of the incident and posted on social media and the 16-year-old learned of it and there was a fight. initially the authorities dismissed the video as a factor. >> not believing that there was any ethnic intimidation or criminal activity on the part of the 14-year-old charged my client with assault. >> there have been prior clients from this school of racially charged insults. he believes th

scott got out of the vehicle with a gun and didn't listen to their commands forcing them to shoot the da great with police calling that shooting justified. the reality is mr. scott could've raised his gun and killed officer before any of them could have reacted to the threat. following the shooting scott family insisted he did not have a gun and he was reading a book at a time waiting for why his kids to come home from school. president trump making good also making future plans for his multibillion-dollar empire. president-elect don trump making two key top-level cabinet officials announcing that all wall find a campaign promise keep american jobs here something that helped him get elected of blue-collar workers carrier corporations out of indianapolis during to lay off 2000 workers. today the air-conditioning giant announced they we're pleased to reach a a deal with president-elect tromp and vp elect parents to keep thousands of jobs in indianapolis workers i'm glad for them. whether i stay argo. i would say thank you what you do. fort announcing last week to possession an suv lot and

jay anderson's mother left the da's office in tears. replaying the event isn't easy for her. and neither is the news that the officer who shot and killed jay anderson will not face charges. the family's attorney says that their meeting with district attorney john chisholm did help clarify _. he said the fbi video shown to the family

the da says, the probe continues.ive in upland, delaware county, i'm jeff cole, folks, back to you. >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> scarier day on the job for a teenager when a guy walks into this dollar general in east germantown looking for cash. this hammed monday night on east chelten avenue. police say the man lifted his shirt shows a black handgun in his waistband and tells the employee quote you know what this is. gimme all that and hurry up. he gotta what with money thankfully no one was hurt. >>> trump tower has become the mecca for the nation's most powerful people since the presidential election. best and brightest of the tech industry filed in one by one into the president election's head quarter today's. only a couple of cabinet positions are still open. amazon found founder jeff, facebook coo, apple tim cook some of the big names attending a tech summit in trump's offices. the trump team says the meeting focused on bringing tech jobs back here to the usa. meanwhile trump tapped former texas governor r

kron4 confirming the da's office launched a criminal investigation. here are task force on the scene as well as criminal investigation units. no details about that. they are looking into this fire to see what the causes were and who might have been responsible if anyone was response ebl for this. again, we are live here at this location at the oakland warehouse fire. more is continuing at this hour. again, the mayor has made it clear that the recovery effort, the identification of the bodies and the conversation that is very hard that needs to be had is top priority. that is why they want to get it done as quickly as they can. but to preserve the evidence on site. that is the latest reporting live from oakland, back to you. >> thank you, dan. >>> a tough balancing act to be sure. recovery and the approach to get that evidence right. >>> meanwhile, shock and grief hanging over so many who knew the victims. we talked to some who knew donna kellogg. we go live to the family assistance center. >> that is right. many people come here looking for answers abo

and the das office in manhattan, there was an a norma's resistance to the prosecution. if you das refused to prosecute. ultimately took it upon himself. succeed and then ran for the da basically on the basis of the prosecution of lenny bruce. i tried to run to the primary. ultimately robert ran. the other thing that is important to mention is at the get that much't attention. lenny didn't become the icon, the hero he was until after the trial. at a trial in ginsburg, who is an uptight student in columbia, sitting at trial was jewel spicer. phillips said since then -- if lenny had not been there. and ginsburg also talked about the effect of lenny on these people. with respect to lenny's humility, sophistication, and unawareness, what he wanted to do was take the stand and testify. the way the prosecution got the conviction was not solely on the word. sophisticated and new york was too much of an involved place. did is send a stone cold inspector, and he went to the trial. it became not just the prosecution for words. he got up in the stand and gave on what lenny bruce's p

are they going to coordinate and turnover information i know the department and da are working on a morandum of understanding of what will do what we need to include the accountability within that so from the da ends up doing the heavy lift this is something we note to talk about that that determines that investigation really determines whether there will bring charges or misconduct that is something we need to talk about do we take that away from the department completely the cops suggested if they don't do their own investigation the other one i want to talk about i know that we talked about groups stakeholder groups we talking about working with groups on this in the process my understanding is that some of the way that the department is considering setting up having a member of the police commission and the mayor's office and then having peripheral stakeholders like the stakeholders this is kicked around i think outside the box as a narrow very narrow stakeholder group i think outside the box had this be broadened and consider having people on the racial just and the bar associat

the da says the case remains open and under investigation.ithout charges the boy could only be held in juvenile hall for 48 hours and that window is set to expire today. >>> now to san francisco where police made an arrest following the deadly shooting of the city worker who was killed yesterday on the job. >>reporter: the mayor opens flags to be thrown trash flown at half staff -- half staff and we have more on the coworker that is struggling to deal with jackson's death -- death. >>> of freshly hold of public works uniform lies on the spot where 20 lies on the spot where 27-year-old jermaine jackson was shot and killed, his coworker was with him 20 minutes before the shooting. >> a left and then i started hearing all this crazy stuff on the radio talking about a boy in the area where shots fired. i had no idea you were talking about my buddy. >> i tried hard, i guess i did not do good enough. >>reporter: within 10 hours of fishing the tract on the man they believe is the killer, 26- year-old trend 21 -- michael higginbotham who was shot by

can be seen first, the entire roof hatch will remain the developer said that was capped not what the da ordered ordered it to be removed it is still there, and, secondly, the photos might appear to show the angles super structure behind the sheetrock there it is. >> oh, there it is there and there it is there i'm running out of time i had more to 15i the plan reinforcement was to be included in the section she wasn't can i have two extra seconds. >> finish our thought. >> my thought i wish that was considered the mass eased height had been done they take into account the planning commission they wanted it it be reduced and sculpted given this fact that the rear yard. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you your time is up. >> i know i appreciate it thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm going to use the overhead. >> if you need do overhead ask for it. >> good evening my name is michael i'm a 20-year resident of 479, 27 street and a preservation architect 20-year practice i can speak confidently about those issues we live in a quiet area and concerned about this introduced noise and the pre

. >> in fact we know that the former police chief and the da, prevented the fbi from coming in to thease. detectives asked for more help and they said we don't need it. and now we are asking why? the idea is that the police chief and the da, didn't want the fbi looking at their behavior. >> it was because of the pornography? or something going on they were trying to hide from the fbi? they didn't want the fbi around. what do you think. are they connected in some way to the murders? >> they haven't released shannon gilbert's 911 call and in which she's referring to a police official on the tape saying that is the person trying to kill her or get this person. >> the 911 call is long. not like it is seconds. >> it is 23 minutes long. what were you told about the tapes. >> we are told they are part of evidence and we say as does the estate lawyer saying we need to know what is on the tapes. at this point it is it a public safety issue. >> especially if the killer is out there. and we did our own investigation as well, and some say it is a coincidence. and this is a area bodies can be dump

. >> tony represents this man, the das office is currently decided whether or not to file charges-- is deciding whether or not to file charges. >>> january would have been one year that she lived inside the warehouse known as the ghost ship. she has lived 20 feet away . >> unfortunately 36 people did not make it out. the man who ran the space has hired a lawyer in case criminal charges are filed. in a statement released on monday they blamed various government agencies for the deadly fire and he should not be made the scapegoat. >> inspections went done. cps went through the warehouse and cleared it. >> a sprinkler system could have saved lives but she was told it would have cost $40,000 that tenants did not have. >> we did a lot to try to make it and save as possible. we did have fire extinguishers and smoke alarms. >> they wrapped up the investigation without determining a cause. the district attorney is still doing a criminal investigation and has not decided whether anyone should face charges. the county has a conflict of interest. kron4 news. >>> here in san jose police say gang v

unless the da's office finds the culprits victims will have to face the financial loss. an encouraging update tonight on the south san francisco police officer who was brutally attacked on thanksgiving. officer robby chon is out of the hospital for the holidays and is going through intense rehabilitation right now. chon is a 12 year veteran of the force. he was attacked thanksgiving day. the attack was near grand and linden avenues. chon was responding to calls of a man behaving erratically. when he approached the man police report the suspect 28- year-old luis alberto ramos- coreas took off running. after a brief chase police say ramos-coreas knocked officer chon unconscious with a skateboard. ramos-coreas was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. another big story tonight. the first two. of what are expected to be numerous lawsuits. have been filed in the connection with that oakland warehouse fire. the fire killed 36 people earlier this month. kron 4's dan kerman explains the suit is pointing fingers at a long list of people. >> r

for now, live outside of the da's office "wisn 12 news this morning." >> hillary, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 6:04. today marks a week until the federal deadline for the presidential election recounts. wisconsin's recount is in day six. the state expects to finish on monday. the wisconsin elections commission is significant issues have been reported. >> later today, president-elect donald trump goes back to the road for another stop on the thank you tour. we are live in washington with a report and hosting a round of meeting to fill the administration. >> president-elect donald trump travelled to north carolina for a thank you tour. it is his second up with after the stop in cincinnati. he's visiting iowa and michigan that hold holding more meeting e trump tower. >> the bulk of the time was with president-elect donald trump. i found it an extremely interesting conversation. and to be continued. i'm just going to leave it at that. >> we are glad gore came. mike pence said more decisions were made yesterday. >> thank you. governor walker is saying that the thank you tour

the da says the shooting was justified. >>> across metro atlanta after three radar confirmed tornadoes destroyed several counties. reporting to tornado passed through three counties. a second tornado started south of the atlanta and moved through the heart of the buckhead community. the third affected three northern suburbs. the national weather service will send crews to the areas tomorrow and assess the damage and confirm the tornado snooze seven people have died in in -- from the massive wildfire burning in tennessee. homes have been scorched. 14,000 people have now been evacuated from the gatlinburg area alone. look at this. a refrigerator a burned bible survives the ten tennessee wildfires and what's actually on it is give -- giving people goose bumps. the verses referring to the end of days and it mefrngs mentions a great -- mentions a great fire burning in the whirledness. >>> a young girl learning a harsh lesson about when too too -- to dial 911. the surprising reason she called police when there was no emergency. plus this. >>> that's a little discriminatory from any -- my vie

outstanding warrant officer say scott got out of the vehicle with a gun and didn't listen to their the da agreed with police: the shooting justified. mr. scott could've raised his gun and killed officer vincent are another officer before they could've reacted to the threat. scott's family insisted he did not have a gun and he was reading a book at the time while waiting for one of his kids to come home from school. more than a dozen file fires have killed four people and several family still are destroyed more than 700 buildings and total overnight storms did drop some much-needed rain this morning helping the firefighters a battle against the flames the fires are still considered to be the largest in the last hundred years in and the state of tennessee. flames we're just everywhere on both sides of the road. it was a nightmare. 14,000 people remain evacuate at this this time yesterday the national park service. prompting otranto watch. reported damage to six flags over georgia no word yet on injuries. three people and alabama weather turn it is an alabama and tennessee as well three peop

he left the da's office and wrote a book about it.ges that the format for the documentary was based on his book. >> well, the police certainly bungled much of that investigation and this documentary didn't help public interesting of the case. paula woodward, the author of "we have your daughter". thank you, paula. >> thank you, jon. >> we'll be back with more "happening now" in a moment. >> obama seems to be doing, i was trying to figure out the right language so i don't get fined bite fcc. what is said about hillary clinton and her campaign and drawing that contrast and he's done to israel and benjamin netanyahu, there are people that he's had political difficulties with and by the way, republican members of the house and senate. people who he's disagreed with. he's gone to great pains to draw a contrast between the things he sayses and the things they have done in a way that makes me think he's trying to settle scores before he leaves. particular that is not presidential. i would have expected more from him. >> president obama accus

blizzard warnings in the da t e dakotas. look at the purple.s significant icing that takes effect. the eastern part of the country looks very good. as we look at the forecast for you, the storm will intensify. look at the snow with whiteout conditions in the da tokotas. one quick look at the high temperature records. memphis could hit 73. record back to 1940, dana. >> this is looking kind of nice right now, not that i don't like a white christmas. >>> ahead, new concerns about queen elizabeth's health as she face as traditional christmas service. we'll take you to london, next. so how ya doing? enough pressure in here for ya? ugh. my sinuses are killing me. yeah...just wait 'til we hit ten thousand feet. i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're liquid gels. and you're coming with me... wait, what?! you realize i have gold status? do i still get the miles? mucinex sinus-max liquid gels. dissolves fast to unleash max strength medicine. also try fast-max multi-symptom for a powerful rush of

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him over for driving with an expired registration and found license plates from a stolen vehicle, the da dropped the case. >> he paid $4500 a month to rent the warehouse. as many 20 people at a time he leased it to. he balks that he was in it for the money. for the i-team, abc 7 news. >>> now, you can show support for the victims of the tragedy by sharing this badge on facebook. you will find it on our page, facebook.com/abc 7 news. >>> developing news now out of indonesia, at least 54 people are dead after a 6.5 earthquake hit the province of aceh, they say there's an urgent need for emergency supplies. >> a student has filed a federal lawsuit against the university saying that the university did not protect women from male students. the male student was allowed to graduate, the school said it's limited in what it can do without the cooperation of victims. >>> now, your forecast. >> good evening, time to turn up the heat. take a look at the temperatures, we are at just about three degrees away from freezing in santa rosa. and near freezing in san ramon, 34 degrees right now. in about an

that teenager survived, pleaded guilty to felony medicine -- the da found the officer had no other option but then to use that option to prevent escape. they told investigators he was afraid the teenager may have shot him or someone else as he tried to get away >>> if you see emergency vehicles, move over. please from his will be a long the south mitchell quarter looking for a were not following the law. the complexity week after the death of state trooper kodi.edu. you'll no staff for tomorrow donna flagg makes a solid return to our state. colorado has become all too familiar stop for that flag. >> were speaking out against hate graffiti after a family is victimized for the second time in less than one week. denver sevens lance hernandez talk to the mayor and says what happpned to that family is not correct, it is not colorado, it victimized based upon the way they look or what they believe. >> reporter: laura mayor forcibly showing support for the family who had this graffiti , kkk and the and word scrawled on the front door at once, but twice. the victim told denver seven it was a note

the da says that darren mitchell got kickbacks and the owner of the company is also faces charges now. chad pradelli is live now with the details. >> reporter: yes, if true this is essentially pay to play politics but the da in delaware county but says he has a bit more and a total abuse of elected office. ed mitchell had no comment as he and his alleged accomplice was on the way to face theft, and wiretapping charges, they said that he steered upland county business to his business and received a 15% kick back. they installed fire and security systems in bureau properties. >> from 2009 to 2015 logan technology, tom willard bills the town of upland almost $1 million. the loose wires in the council chambers used to be hidden cameras disguised as motion sensors and the two little holes hidden microphones, way len says that motive for the spying equipment is unclear. >> there is no onerr wonder i present this to you with disgust and outrage that an elected official could would go to this length. >> and cameras he never purchased. the cost $30,000 and mitchell received $100,000 in kickbac

anderson's mother, fiance and family attorney, jon safran, holding a press conference after meeting with the da and viewing the most recent dash camera video of the june 23rd shooting. 29:53 they had a verbal window 1:43 raised his hands in the air as he was instructed 1:45" police claim anderson reached for a semi-automatic weapon. "2:34 there is no evidence that mr anderson lunged for touched raised or pointed any gun that may have been in the vehicle 42" so the family plans to keep fighting. attorney safran pushing for federal criminal civil charges to bring this family peace. 5:10 i feel sick to my stomach just to know that hes abe to go back on th never be able to know her dad that she will never be able to see her dada gain 5:19 attorney safran has already reached out to the us attorney's office to investigate. the family and attorney have said they do not want any violent protests in response to the news. in wauwatosa, brittany shannon, fox 6 news. the anderson officer-involved shooting was one of several being considered by the milwaukee county district attorney this the officer who sho

him over for driving with an expired registration and found license plates from a stolen vehicle, the dapped the case. >> he paid $4500 a month to rent the warehouse. as many 20 people at a time he leased it to. he balks that he was in it for the money. for the i-team, abc 7 news. >>> now, you can show support for the victims of the tragedy by sharing this badge on facebook. you will find it on our page, facebook.com/abc 7 news. >>> developing news now out of indonesia, at least 54 people are dead after a 6.5 earthquake hit the province of aceh, they say there's an urgent need for emergency supplies. >> a student has filed a federal lawsuit against the university saying that the university did not protect women from male students. the male student was allowed to graduate, the school said it's limited in what it can do without the cooperation of victims. >>> now, your forecast. >> good evening, time to turn up the heat. take a look at the temperatures, we are at just about three degrees away from freezing in santa rosa. and near freezing in san ramon, 34 degrees right now. in about an hou

short ofously stopped handing out a murder indictment, but the juror also told me he agreed with the da at the time, not hunter's, decision to take that indictment to court. he said there was reasonable doubt. so the threshold they had as grand jurors, there was enough to indict, but he did not believe they would have gotten a conviction. jummy: another question -- who else did you talk to? what was the most surprising thing you learned from all these interviews? amy: we talked to a former friend of jonbenet ramsey, to family friends of the ramseys. we had a new review with john ramsey with barbara walters just a year ago. -- we had an interview with john ramsey with barbara walters just a year ago. you can see the handwriting analysis 's ownnd patsy ramsey handwriting samples that she gave to investigators. it is pretty stunning when them up and look at them word by word, letter by letter. we will let you judge for yourself when you see that. that was perhaps the most stunning visual information that i got when you really got to see it up close, side by side. we are looking forward to

>> now once the atf and oakland fire complete the investigation the findings will be afforded to the da and prosecutors will determine if anyone will face criminal charges. >> going back to the cause of the fire. did you get any sense from being there today of how close they might be to revealing the cause. >> we expected them to come out with a cause today but they are still busy going through the forensic evidence and alameda da nancy o'maley says she won't be rushed and set out no deadline to when any final conclusions will be reached. >>> henry, thank you. >>> a special section of kutv.com dedicated to the oakland warehouse fire. you can find more about the first responders and ways if you would like to help the victim's families. >> one vote down and one to go. the alameda board of supervisors voted to negotiate a new deal for the oakland raiders with investment group headed by nfl hall-of-famer ronnie lott. cristina rendon was at the meeting and in the newsroom now and cristina the same plan goes before the oakland city council tonight. >> that's right. noah gallo says there will

reporter: and we are outside of the milwaukee district building, this is where the da decided not to charge the officer. anderson was shot six times. anderson's family maintains that the officer acted unlawfully and the department investigation. now video from the dash cam was released yesterday. in it, it shows anderson seated in the vehicle with the hands raised. a report is saying that the officer fired after anderson appeared to reach for a gun on the passenger seat. the officer is returning to the force now that he's cleared in the shooting. anderson's family upset about that and they are planning to request a federal investigation we are live "wisn 12 news this morning." >> hillary, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 5:03. today marks a week until the federal deadline for the presidential recounts. wisconsin's recount is in day six. they are going to finish on monday. the wisconsin elections commission says no significant issues are reported. >> later today, president-elect donald trump goes back to the road for another stop on t thank you tour. he hosts a round of the meetings

the da stopped short of calling rollins innocent, but says, new information cast reasonable doubt in rollins involvement. video evidence showing rollins was no where near the crime scene. a piece of evidence, his original attorney never brought up in court. can thank the innocence project and his mother for his release. >> it was hell. like hell on earth. you can describe hell on earth. i didn't belong there. being there, i didn't belong, made my days extremely long. what's this christmas going to be like at home? >> probably tiring. because do a the love things we haven't done in years. >> over time, i been over it, but right now, i'm still a little upset, because it should never have happened. but thanks to my lawyers, and my family, it stuck with me and support the me through everything, finally over. >> this man is stone cold innocent. and it just pains me that a lawyer who didn't do his job resulted in him losing nine years of his life and it is really heart breaking. >> wonderful, hoe couldn't be moved by this? >> now that's been released he says he plans to help other inmates i

. >> the da told the court that that family did not want to be in the courtroom today. they did not want to make any statements. toya: the judge sentenced domres to two years in prison, three three years probation. the man accused of driving drunk and causing the crash that killed a caledonia father and his nine-year-old daughter is heading to trial. levi ruohonen plead not guilty to homicide charges, but then waived his right to a preliminary hearing. police say ruohonen had been at a strip bar drinking with friends the day after thanksgiving, when he hit kevin dalley and his daughter emily. they both died at the scene. patrick: president-elect trump has picked retired marine general john kelly as the next secretary of homeland security. not milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. keis general. the 66-year-old led the united states southern command and led troops in combat in iraq. kelly is the second retired four-star general to be selected for trump's cabinet. we reached out to sheriff clarke about the pic. he gave us this statement. it says in part, "i have always in

district attorney working on a criminal probe, there is no question that something was not right, the da saying that murder charges are a possibility and now piecing together how a dozen people were living in this colony known as the ghost ship. >> it was a death trap. >> they said it was uninhappenitiable. lacking permitts for living. they were just fined last month for building violations. and some residents like max who paid $750 to live there never felt unsafe. >> there were a lot of fire extinguishers because we can't have a sprinkler system. >> and now the owner coming under fire. >> they were my friends and family. >> now lease are investigating the building's owners and concerns in the bay area with more places like this. one councilman says there are 200 other warehouses in this city that are not up to code. >> back here lawmakers are hearing testimony on the safety of new jersey transit trains in trenton today. they are exploring issues surrounding the deadly crash at hoboken stake. talking about auto train control. it includes the amtrak officials in the process of implementin