going to leave until they get the all-clear and the university is not going to send that until the local police are satisfied that they know what happened here. if this is correct as our local apillua affiliate is reporting and we can't confirm that here because the federal officials we're talking to do not have that information. it doesn't mean it's not true. it's just that we can't confirm it here because there's no corroborating information from us but this watts hall you're looking at is the mechanical engineering building. it's a classroom building even though it's not a residence, it's a classroom building. and some activity at a nearby parking garage as well and think there may have been more than one person. we don't know but didn't pan out. so we're trying to confirm the information here and it's going to be a while before we get the final word on it. in answer to your earlier question about concealed carry, under ohio law, you cannot carry a concealed weapon on a public university campus. and that's what ohio state is. if you have a weapon, you have to keep it locked in your vehic veh

i have notified the local police of the situation and transmitted your gps coordinates. >> reporter: wow. >> the police are currently on route to your location. >> reporter: within moments, lifeline response tracks her location and calls the cops and now we hear the sirens. they are com >> reporter: this is crazy. that took less than a minute. >> that was so fast. that's crazy. >> reporter: you guys knew exactly where to come? >> i love the app. 911 doesn't give you this. it gives you a radius. >> reporter: what do you make of this? >> if i was really in an emergency situation, this really could have saved my life. >> that was jeff rossen reporting. these devices and apps can run month. >>> before i get choked up, let me officially kick off our final white house holiday season. >> sounded like the first lady was sad that she was leaving the white house. many are speculating her future. her husband is telling the world what she will not be doing in an interview with "rolling stone," president obama said, quote, michelle will never run for office. >>> the women of washington life of an

they work closely with the local police departments. and we think a truly neutral investigation is only possible if the federal government gets involved. " the group will be protesting at tomorrow's city council meeting that starts at 4. they say the family reached out to them for help. live in cedar rapids, phil reed kcrg-tv9 news us now with our first alert forecast. joe, what a great way start to the week. we hold onto a few more days of mild november weather before reality hits. a ridge of high pressure continues to keep our weather quiet through thursday. highs gradually rise into the middle to upper 60s by late week. a strong area of low pressure slides across the state for the upcoming weekend with lows dipping into the teens and 20s. have a great night. tonight: partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 38 tomorrow: some clouds early, then turning mostly sunny. wind: sw 5-15 high: 61 back to you. one more community in linn minimum wage hike that starts january first. the lisbon city council is set to discuss tonight, and possibly take a

talking about ways administration or any other administration might use the local police to achieve eir objectives? the second part of the question is, what does the research tell reno, nevada, the local police are undermanned. they can hardly enforce the traffic laws. why would we want to ask local police to do more and more related to the feds? host: let's let brian address those. brian: police chief's los angeles, in chicago, in san francisco, felt like they don't want to be asked to enforce immigration laws, because they feel like that will discourage they are assigned to protect from coming forward to report crimes. they believe it is a public safety issue. they should be -- there should betweenar distinction the enforcement of local laws and enforcement of federal laws. there has been dramatic push back against us, especially after some high-profile deaths, for example, the death of in sanne styling francisco, who was killed by someone who had been deported before. the officials felt like they were not notified and given enough notice to take that person out and deport them aga

the suspect was briefly inside police headquarters before the shooting, barely long enough to ask the clerk a question and walk out. it is unclear what you want to but the local police chief says it is clear who the target was. >> i think anyone in uniform with the target. back in st. louis and officer was shot twice in the face by a suspect wanted for a string of crimes. the officer will survive but the suspect was killed by police. >> the officer was not involved in the traffic stop. this officer was driving down the road and was ambushed. >> that is not all. in florida and officer was shot and injured during a traffic stop. arrested but not before trading gunfire with police and the kansas city suburb the suspect shot a police officer after he took off running from a traffic stop. he pulled a gun when police tried to arrest him. the officer was shot and injured. the suspect was killed. the statement reading in part the denver police department constantly reminds our officers to be extra vigilant as we serve our community. ask everyone to keep our fallen offices they officers their loved ones our thoughts and prayers. the manhunt now ended with police makin

the most dangerous cities in the world. 38-year-old jaime jael soriano has just been called to the local police station to confirm the identity of his brother. soriano's 33-year-old brother was shot on the street just a few hours ago. >> people are killed here and the police never investigate. that's what happens to the poor here. >> murders are a daily occurrence here. >> soriano now has to pass the sad news on to his father. honduras is considered one of the most violent of all nations that is not at war. rigoberto leiva valle sees the results of that every day. he works as an embalmer at a morgue, preparing bodies for funerals. >> most of the bodies i see here have gun wounds. some are mutilated. they've had limbs cut off. sometimes they're decapitated or otherwise maimed. >> valle says he receives around 12 new corpses every day, more than ever before. >> there was a time, years ago, that you could go out at night and enjoy yourself. you could walk around on the streets without any problems. now you get scared just crossing two or three streets on your own. >> the body in the coffin is jaim

the forms. san antonio police say the police headquarters before the shooting. barely long enough to ask the clerk a question, and walk out. it's not clear what he wanted, but the local police chief says it is clear who the target was. >> i think that the uniform was the target. and anyone who happened -- the first person who happened along was the person that he targeted. >> the reporter: meanwhile, in st. louis, an officer was shot twice in the face by a suspect, wanted for a string of other police. this officer was not involved in a traffic stop, this officer was not trying to pull this car over. this officer was driving down the road and was ambushed. >> the reporter: that's not all. in sanitizer that bell florida, an officer was injured during a traffic stop. the suspect in that case was arrested, but not before trading gunfire with a police. in a kansas city suburb, a teenage suspect shot a police officer after police say he took off run from a traffic stop. police say he pulled a gun when they tried to arrest him and an of the suspect was killed. in washington, scott maclean. >> vanessa: and those police shootings were local officers concerned about unprovoked

local restaurants are struggling to stay open in an extremely competitive market, how the landscape has changed an impact it will have on you. >>> how the community is teaming up with the local police this thanksgiving. >> plus a look at the warm >>> we continue to follow breaking news where a woman was hit and killed on i 90 >> it is still close between mckinley and west 140th and traffic is backed up and you can see that both sides eastbound and westbound, one is stopped and one is slow going and for a closer look we have drawn here. >> you mentioned that the eastbound and westbound lanes are being affected. as we look out the window you can see that they have just reopened one lane of eastbound getting by and these are the 90 eastbound lanes but it is a slow go. one main just reopened and this was just a couple of minutes ago was you were talking to me. i do see card start?car starting to go but traffic is on a standstill back to the mckinley avenue exit. there is also slow traffic westbound and you can see that traffic is moving as you get past the accident. it is bumper-to-bumper traffic westbound coming out of downtown back to the bridge and i will swim?swing the camera back

antonio police say the suspect was briefly inside police headquarters before the shooting, barely long enough to ask the clerk a question and then walk out. it's not clear what he wanted but the local police chief says it is clear who the target was. >> i think that the uniform was the target and the first person who happened along was the person that he targeted. >> in st. louis, an officer was shot twice in the face by a suspect wanted for a string of suspect was killed by police. >> this officer was not trying to pull this car over. this officer was driving down the road and was ambushed. >> in sanibel, florida an officer was shot and killed. the suspect was arrested but not before trading gun fire with police. in a kansas city suburb, an officer was shot. >> coming for a rematch. hgtv getting their hand dirty and you get to decide who came out on top during the trash duty. >> i'm sure there's trash talking about. we're talking about cold for the week. >> a woman is punched in the face while walking down the street. witnesses are demanding justice. >> and just one station speaks to the victim of this alarming her side -- hear her side of the story tonight at 5:00. >> then the co

and i'm certain just like we do in boston that there are good working relationships between the local police and the, uh, security department at ohio state. there's cleary a massive response by police, fire, ems, and, uh, federal and state authorities so this appears to be very the fact the school has sent out pages and tweets telling people to "run, hide, and fight" is consistent with the training and shows the school has spent some time in preparing their students and their employees for just this type of situation. we're only 90 minutes or so into this right now. there is information that's coming out that's very see any public statements on it. >> can i ask you a question. when you hear the fbi and atf are involved with the investigation, that seems pretty quickly for federal agents to get involved in this. does that signal in addition as far as who might have been this act? >> not at this point in time, chris. it's protocol for those agencies to respond to you can tell the scene is being worked very actively. there are people inside and there are detectives and administrative people fro

the teenager made a thanksgiving meal for the local police complete with turkey, stuffing, chose to recognize law enforcement. andy: it is a delivery that is direct from the heart. something dreamed up by a manchester teenager to show respect and give back. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. andy: aj massie is a junior at memorial high school. as part of his curriculum, he needs to do some volunteer service. service. >> he could not find on with and so he thought to make a thanksgiving meal to the guys at work at manchester pd. andy: for three days, aj and his mom cooked and baked the thanksgiving feast which he presented to the officers this morning. >> they always help our community and i thought to do something for them. andy: he paid for everything himself and while he had help with the preparation, this was for someone to take time out of their day to come down and show appreciation for what we do, that is priceless. >> for him to think of this on his own says a lot about today's teenagers. andy: aj says he has only given a little thought to his future plans but he says one possib

police infiltrating the local press. students arrested for selling newspapers. that may sound like something happening in another country, but it actually happened to journalists right here in the district. news 4's mark segraves reports on what happened when the and what's changed since then. >> they were turbulent times, the 1960s. in 1966, art grossman was a student at howard university. along with some other students from the university of maryland and other local colleges, he started the washington free press newspaper as a way of bringing black and white students together. >> none of the black students at howard understood the war coming on, and none of the white students in the universities understood the civil rights movement. >> the paper covered issues like abortion, the vietnam war, civil rights, and drugs. pete wrote a drug column under the name fooman. he would take a different drug and write about it. >> every major drug you would hear of, some not so familiar. >> the paper drew the attention of the

. >> in dea we always try to work with the state and local police as much as possible. but when you have a case as big as this one, sometimes we wait until the last minute just so somebody doesn't accidentally say something. we didn't start the coordination with the local police there until we were getting ready to conduct the raid. >> the dea's target suspected drug manufacturer william leonard pickard. >> william leonard pickard was truly an anomaly. this was a man who was a buddhist monk. he had a master's degree from harvard, was a vegetarian. just not what you typically picture as a drug lord, especially one who is producing over 90% of the world's supply of lsd. with lsd, it is considered more dangerous than a meth lab as far as chemical contamination. we didn't want to execute a raid on the location for safety reasons. we preferred to do a ruse and get him out of there. >> with the help of an inside informant, the dea lays a trap for pickard. >> it was arranged for pickard to come pick up the lab. we arrived in a ryder truck. we didn't want to reveal the dea was o

the federal law... goes a long way in helping local police departments build trust in the community. they cite the damage done by an old law-- that had local police working with immigration and customs enforcement, or "ice." president-elect trump "dialed back" some of his tough talk on immigration, when he did an interview with 60 minutes. he now says he plans to only deport undocumented people who have committed crimes. still corey-- local police say they've been contacted by a lot of people who are worried. mike pence are expected to meet today for lunch. the pair will meet at the vice president's official residence at the naval observatory. pence's wife karen is expected to attend the luncheon as well. no word on whether doctor jill biden will be there. hillary clinton is scheduled to make her first public appearance since president elect donald trump's stunning win. secretary clinton last spoke a week ago after the loss. tonight clinton will be honored by the children's defense fund in washington, d-c, where she once worked as a young staff attorney. the c-d-f calls champion of ch

. >> the local police know everyone of these people. they have to put up with them every day.hen we win, you will have a government on your side fighting for your community and protecting your family. we will also repeal the obama, clinton sequester and build our badly depleted military. that means new it was the way we got out. we had it. it was all done within clinton and obama did that crazy get out. we were hearing about taking multiple and i said whatever happened to the element of surprise? just so you understand -- who understands and benefits? we handed that to them. the $1.7 billion in cash the number one terrorist nation. they humiliate the sailors and our country. not going to happen. we go into mosul. we want to get isis leaders. you don't talk about it. whatever happened to the element of surprise? they are chopping up heads and doing things -- not since medieval times as anything like this happened. time, hillary is saying -- what the hell did she let it hard for? it is in 32 countries. leadership'se in that are grossly incompetent. we would change it fast. we ha

the local police department came to the rescue. fox 13's laura moody has this morning's good day good deed. there isn't much that westyn ziegler loves more than the police... so having a police theme for his 7th birthday party was a no brainer. until none of the 25 kids westyn invited showed up. westyn's parents were afraid they would have to cancel the party... and in the process break jeremy elliot had already agreed to give westyn a ride in his patrol car for his birthday. and when he heard what happned... officer elliot decided ?not having a party-- wasn't an option. after a lot of quiet planning and calls to his police officer friends... officer elliot drove westyn to his party on sunday... and the the officers didn't just show up.... they brought cake, pizza-- and of course presents! they wanted to show westyn that while the kids his age didn't come... police officers have his back. officer elliot was happy to make westyn's 7th birthday a memorable one. he says being a police officer isn't just about enforcing laws... but abo

the premise is if you have local police informing the federal government about the immigration status of people who are undocumented, illegal immigrants and the rest, then people might stop cooperating with the local police in terms of busting people. >> not true. >> i don't know if it's true or not. >> not true. police don't report if you come in with a hot tip on a crime. they won't report you. not true. >> hold on. if you get arrested -- and i don't care what for -- and the police release you and they discover you are an illegal immigrant in san francisco, chicago, elsewhere they don't have an obligation to inform immigration and customs. that's what they are fighting against. >> why do you think that's outrageous? if they arrest someone and find out they are illegal. >> they don't want the immigrant community to say, gee -- >> avoid crimes they might be arrested for? >> if they say i'm going to cooperate with the police on this crime. >> juan! >> that's not cooperating though. >> down the block if there is a house with guns being trafficked and drugs and she goes to the local law

two guys were killed by the local police. sociate of those individuals said, my isis brothers in texas and mexico assisted in that attack. >> we do know that the drug cartels at the right price have been more than happy to work with jihadis to facilitate that. >> think about it. you have a smuggling route, you'll use it. whether it's guns or immigrants or terrorists. >> you don't care. money and money. >> even sanctuary cities, we seem to not care. >> dr. sebastian gorka. as always, an expert. >>> coming up, president-elect trump getting major pushback on his deportation plans of illegals. judge napolitano says the critics are fighting a losing battle. he's here live to explain why. >>> for all the bitter liberals out there, here's advice for you. >>> let me give you the quickest and directest route to canada from tulsa. when you get to canada, you're going to hit the border here. make sure you have either your card or your passport. >> a local reporter turning into an international sensation, next. >>> first, happy birthday t

you need the help from the local churches, from the local police, and from the local authorities. unfortunately, the feds have not had that because it's very important not to create chaos in the community. >> i got to go. >> and that's what i think that they are trying to do. >> elvira, salazar, thank you very much. up next a reports trump team considering a registry for muslims in the united states. it may be perfectly legal. stay tuned. yeah, i'm seeing the latest figures. so basically we have two production options that will impact the p and l that i think... hey guys, i gotta call you back. (phone ringing) hello? hi mom! oh, hi sweetie! how are you? i'm good. i was just thinking of you. how is everything? give a keurig brewer this holiday and they will think of you everyday. >> the threat of islamic terrorism in america. the trump team is reportedly considering a muslim registry as part of anti-terror plans. the left is already furious, even though the specifics are still up in the air. but a registry may not be illegal or unconstitutional as some claim. joining us now from wa

you need the help from the local churches, from the local police, and from the local authorities.nd unfortunately, the feds have not had that because it's very important not to create chaos in the community. >> i got to go. >> and that's what i think that they are trying to do. >> elvira, salazar, thank you very much. up next a reports trump team considering a registry for muslims in the united states. it may be perfectly legal. stay tuned. even though eric gibson and his wife briana don't know what the future has in store for them, they bought into a 30-year mortgage anyway. because they weren't just thinking about their future... buy in. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power. you can use whipped topping made ...but real joyful moments.. are shared over the real cream in reddi-wip. ♪ reddi-wip. share the joy. >> the threat of islamic terrorism in america. the trump team is reportedly considering a muslim registry as part of anti-terror plans. the left is already furious, even though the specifics are still up in the air. but a registry may not be illegal or unconstitutional as som

they work closely with the local police departments. and we think a truly neutral investigation is only possible if the federal government gets involved. " the organization say the family reached out to them for help. a state lawmaker from urbandale is working on a bill to make an assault on a police officer a hate crime. republican senator brad zaun plans to introduce legislation after the ambush officers. " urbandale 1;58 it would increase punishment. i do that, i've communicated that to the chief of police in urbandale as well as des moines i do think urbandale and dm police think that would be helpful to them." the suspect, an urbandale man, faces two counts of first degree murder. zaun says he would like to see harsher penalties for anyone who attacks law officers. republican state representative ken rizer of penalties for assault, attempted murder or other charges involving police officers or firefighters. iowa already has enhanced penalties for assaults on officers. governor terry branstad has not ruled out introducing a death pen

if you plan to campaign, it must be a hundred feet away from the entran the local police officers could be at your polling place, the milwaukee police are an hand. the justice department is sending workers to wisconsin to enforce the federal voting rights laws. you can take a look at our website to see where you vote. taking a picture of yourself or the ballot at the voting booth is against a law. thema is live with more. good morning, thema. reporter: good morning, ben, so a lot of people do this, take the selfies of where they are going and what they are doing and what they are eating, if you are planning on bringing a phone with you at the polling location here, you have to take a break with the selfies in theot booth. it is a felony in wisconsin to take a picture of yourself inside of the polls or of our ballot. waukesha county clerk says that the reason is that the ballot is a private document and there are concerns that people are paid to vote for someone and a picture to prove it. while you cannot take a selfie inside of the booth, you can take it when you come out with the i vot

i have notified the local police of the situation and transmitted yo >> wow. >> the police are currently en route to your location. again, the police are en route. >> reporter: within moments, lifeline response tracks missa's location and calls the cops. >> female white 5 foot brown eyes. >> i hear the sirens, they're coming. this is crazy. >> this is crazy. that took less than a minute. >> that was so fast. that's crazy. >> you guys knew exactly where >> it doesn't get any better than this. >> who do you make of this app? >> i love this app. >> what do you make of this? >> if i was really in an emergency situation, this really could have saved my life. >> here's the good news. you can download these apps right now. they work on iphone and android devices. they work on both and they're pretty cheap. the wearable one, and the one that calls the cops, those are around $5 a month. th o completely free. we have a complete list with links on our website right now, today.com. >> such a sign of the times. as that story is running, we're all glued to the monitors. >> if you're a jogger, that's a

you're looking -- at debris on the ground -- from the building. local police departments report -- significant damage. but -- right no word of any injuries. now -- look at this. the 5.0 quake -- hit here -- near cushing oklahoma. it was felt as far away -- as kansas -- missouri -- and arkansas. warm and dry will be the theme this week as a strong ridge of high pressure persists over the area. expect high temps around 80 the entire workweek. over the weekend, a pacific bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for the next seven days. a young boy in alaska -- was pressure a bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high clouds and light winds for the next seven days. pressure a bit and allows a bit of cooler air to sneak into the area. this will drop afternoon highs to the mid 70s on saturday and sunday. expect occasional high

. >> kim: we're going to show you how you can take down an armed suspect without killing the person. local police doing a terrific job yesterday putting their another. the suspect started shooting at a trash can with a real gun. refusing to comply with responding officers. when he reached into a bag they used a shotgun to fire three bean bag rounds that the person. police think he was under the influence of some sort of drug at the time. he was take on the sunrise hospital for evaluation before being taken to the county jail. hats off to our local law enforcement who deal w saving a life but getting that person under control. >> dana: this is disturbing. the child is alive we understand but a child hit by a school bus here in the valley while riding her bike anyway southwest neighborhood. this happened near cactus and jones. that school bus photographs nearby dropping off students yesterday afternoon when it hit a young girl riding her bike. one witness who was waiting for bike got trapped under the bus. she was taken to the hospital and we don't know her condition. to newport beach in los angele

you can see them repeatedly kicking and punching each other, eventually wrestling on the floor. local police say no one called 9-1-1 during the fight, and there were no reports of injuries. a mall spokesperson says mall security quickly broke up this this video has been viewed more than a million times since it hit the web. >> still ahead, i like telling you about this one. go ahead and pour that glass of wine for dinner tonight. it could keep your risk for one major health condition down. there is a fine line. we're going to explain coming up. >> you know, this is just disgusting. >> one of the most esteemed one veteran's mission to find its rightful owner. >> first sales without crowds, excited about that, of course it's cyber monday and online retailers are rolling out the deep discounts. >> kendis gibson and adrienne bankert have more on those deals. >> in today's tech bytes, cyber monday, deep discounts online including target taking 15% off almost everything on top of its sale. >> amazon is offering deals on mart, it's already sold out. >> and here's a tip to save you even more money.

they work closely with the local police departments. and we think a truly neutral investigation is l the organization say the family reached out to them for help. a state lawmaker from urbandale is working on a bill to make an assault on a police officer a hate crime. republican senator brad zaun plans to introduce legislation after the ambush earlier this month that killed these two officers. first degree murder. zaun says he would like to see harsher penalties for anyone who attacks law officers. " urbandale 1;58 it would increase punishment. i do that, i've communicated that to the chief of police in urbandale as well as des moines i do think urbandale and dm police think that would be helpful to them." republican state representative ken rizer of cedar rapids also wants tougher penalties for assault, attempted murder or other charges involving police has enhanced penalties for assaults on officers. governor terry branstad has not ruled out the death penalty for iowa. a republican - controlled legislature could lead to renewed dicussi

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the suspect was briefly inside police headquarters before the shooting barely long now ask the clerk a question and walk out. it is not clear what he wanted, but the local police chief says it is clear who the target was. >> i think the uniform was the target and the first person who would happen along is the person louisian officer was shot twice in the face by a suspect wanted for a string of other crime. he was killed by police. >> this officer was not involved in a traffic stop. this officer was not trying to pull a car over. the driver was driving down the road and was ambushed. >> reporter: in sanibel, florida, a person was -- a police officer was shot and killed. with police. another police officer was shot after a man took up a. he pulled a gun when they tried to arrest him. an officer was shot and injured. the suspect was killed. in washington, i am scott mcclain. >>> hundreds of people of all races and religions came together to stand up against hate. they gathered named of a the late beastie boy member. the band mate for 30 years adam horowitz organized the after swastikas and go trump was painted. another key figure using celebrity to speak

we are working to get more information from police on the car involved. >>> happening this morning, a meeting is planned to talk about the future of this local police chief. the 20-year veteran under fire for allegedly using town money to buy women's clothing. our michael henrich live in dighton. and the chief went to great lengths to cover this up. >> reporter: well, the dighton women's clothing but also accused of, yes, trying to cover it all up. >> reporter: dighton fire chief for the past 11 years, anton roderick is now accused of violating the public's trust by purchasing women's clothes with taxpayer money. the chair of the dighton board of selectmen say a recent private audit of the fire department raised red flags. according to south coast roderick submitted multiple invoices for women's clothing in september. on one invoice about a new coat, they claim he used white out on the word "women's" and hand wrote the word "men." the paper reports that roderick told investigators he bought the women's clothes because they fit him better after his significant weight loss. roderick was arraigned yesterday on charges of presenting a fraudulent

they need to work with the local police. they need to work with security representatives and they need to prepare for situations like this because what it will do, it will save lives at the end of the day. i think that is what we saw here today at ohio state. my alma mater. they saved a lot of lives. sandra: rod, i want everybody to know, i will report once again, that the columbus fire department is reporting that a suspect is in custody. the suspect is he deceased and the body is still at the scene. kennedy wants to jump in with a question. kennedy: unfortunately we learn a lot from these unfortunate mass casualties, do you learn something like this where the police response and response where the school has been successful as you do from incidents like virginia tech? >> unfortunately, we learn from the worst situations obviously. virginia tech, washington navy yard, you know what we try to do, kennedy? we try to learn from the situations and improve upon them in case this situation happens again. so looking at situation to

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. >> she called the local police department and she more than she bargained for. >> reporter: a single mom worried her son was heading down the wrong path called glendale police for help. the 11-year-old admitted he was having problems. >> i wasn't listening to my mom. i wasn't doing good in school. i wasn't listening to the teachers. i was doing my own thing. >> reporter: you wanted to do our own thing? >> i thought i didn't need single mom of three, she might not have what she needed to get him back on tray. she called glendale police but the moment she met him she knew he would have a big impact on her son. >> it was no longer about i'm an officer and this is my job. it was this child needs support. you're doing your part, what can i do to help you and i never experienced that, not from a police officer, not from some >> reporter: it has been six weeks and he is back on track at home and at school. the officer drops in weekly to check in on him. >> now, his mom says what a difference this has made and it really made a difference knowing someone was coming to make sure he was getting

we invite the local police out during that testing process. we have open communication. >> farmers say the industry can add hundreds of jobs to i was economy. lawmakers appeared to have questions especially when it comes to the enforcement process. leaders oppose to the spread of marijuana are concerned some could take advantage of the system and they want to know how to prevent that. >> what's the experience of the other states that have pa federal officials"lawmakers serving on lessons can iowa learn. >> lawmakers will now have to come together to go over everything learned in these meetings. once that is completed at five recommendations to the full legislature. >> this week 49 million americans are traveling for holiday get-togethers and after a tense election season some are dreading the prospect of politics at the dinner table. matt hammill is live in cedar rapids to show you how. >> reporter: while some have taken their emotions into the streets, this week millions will take them home for thanksgiving. >> he tells and talks to the childr

they work closely with the local police departments. and we think a truly neutral investigation is only possible if the federal government gets involved. " meanwhile today, jerime's family, friends and supporters of the movement justice for danky will protest the shooting. they will be at the cedar rapids city council meeting this president obama landed in greece this morning -- after he spoke yesterday at the white house. the president is calling for unity as president- elect donald trump is working on the transition. while he promised his administration is working with the transition team, the president said he has reservations about the next president's temperament. abc's maggie rulli reports on the latest on the presidential transition. president-elect donald trump's beefing up his white house? and rumors are flying are on rudy giuliani - the former new york city mayor and longtime trump loyalist - as possible secretary of state. another contender for the post - former u-n ambassador john bolton, giuliani telling the wall street jour

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00 active t speaking up over policing issues they're marching to the lower merion police department. who met them when they showed up at the police station. >>> plus a localharged with having sexual contact with two students. what police say she told one victim to do when the boy turned 18. >>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> happening right now, dueling protests in montgomery county. you have anti police protesters face to face with police supporters and many officers themselves right now in lower merion. haverford college police students actual -- students marched to the police department they're very worried about what a donald trump presidency will mean to community police relations. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. >>> when students showed up to the station though they were met by counter protesters. our chris o'connell is there live tonight for us. chris? >> reporter: well, guys, it was build as the disruption on the mainline tonight. a sit-in outside the police department outside here at lower merion township. but actually it turned into dualing protests. >> they need to know it's not okay. this counsel tow

. >> the local police officer, local police. >> you have been elected to a lot of offices, governor. want this to happen. >> yeah, right. i don't buy that the fraternal order of police, largest police union endorsed trump. that might tell you something there. >> but they don't. >> elected governor. is it really okay for elected official to say as many did during the 50's and 60's we're just going to ignore what the feds want. we are defying federal law. is that a good precedent to set? because they can do it on this? why can't they do it on other laws? >> if we follow your logic, why is it that so many object, including conservatives with president obama wanting to stop deportations? it's a federal responsibility. >> you are dodging a question. if i'm mayor i'm not going to enforce that law maybe a law against drug abuse. can we do that really? >> as long as the local law enforcement community. local city council agrees with the mayor, this is a state's rights, the city rights issue. >> whoa. so you are a states rights guy now. i knew this was going to wind up in a crazy place. did y

ruben is right, if they catch an illegal they could deport him but why shouldn't the state and local policey catch to i.c.e.? >> right, and for the most part, local police do the policing at the street level and in sanctuary cities, they are not allowed and prohibited from informing federal authorities when someone they've arrested, even someone dangerous is here illegally. and i think this is the height of lewan assy and my -- lunacy and my mayor, rahm emanuel, lives under the guard of 24 hour police protection, who has to deal with sometimes very dangerous people who don't belong here in the first place, it is primarily latinos and people with names like cortez and romero and they have to deal with dangerous people who are hiding in plain sight who don't belong here in the first place. so this is the height of lunacy and i'm so happy that donald trump has made this one of his linchpin issues that he will address as president trump. >> in fact, rubin, don't local police departments cooperate with the feds on a range of other different types of crime? >> absolutely. and this one too. you co

it's prompting an important warning from the local police chief in that area tonight. wmur's shelley walcott live in stratford with more. reporter: tom and jean, this is such a sad story out here on bow lake. stratford's fire officials got the call this afternoon around 3:00 after someone noticed a kayaker in distress on bow lake. take a look at this video, we shot it just before the sun went down. stratford's fire chief out in her kayak who appeared to be having a hard time navigating the choppy waters. it's very windy out here today. when rescue crews arrived they found the debris field on the lake, which led them to the kayaker's body. the chief is now urging people who live out here to avoid the lake when conditions are so rough. >> unfortunately, we've ended up locating the kayak at one point point it turned into a search and rescue. and we were able to find a victim, at this time the vital signs weren't viable for life. reporter: the kayaker again is a woman, not sure of an age, but she is believed to be a resident of the lake. her husband did come out to recover

. >> as far as real ration, we would tell the dmaunt feels threatened, contact the local police. out and we will investigate that and take the appropriate steps. we have not heard that. anything or seeing that, but if we get those calls. we will definitely act upon them. [ inaudible ] >> i have not met or spoke with the officer personally. and as the deputy chief mentioned because it's still an ongoing investigation, any contact has got to be right now from our standpoint as official. we're waiting to do that official interview with him and his shop will take care of that. [ inaudible ] >> can you answer the question about speaking to the officer? the question was, you know, how is he doing and have we had contact with him? and i've spoken to him several times. and given the circumstances, he's in good spirits. and continue to be impressed with his humility and his concern for the victims. and he's hanging in there and that has been our main focus. and we really appreciate columbus police and the fbi taking the lead on the officer-involved shooting and the investigation. so we can

we should mention, the local police have no clue where we are right now. were going to try this out. >> your thumb is on that button . take it off like you are being attacked. automatically starts counting you down. you have 18 seconds to type in your personal pin number that no one else knows. the alarm is going off. obviously don't type in attacked you wouldn't.>>[ video playback ] >> within moments, lifeline response tracked her location and calls the police. >> you can hear the sirens. >> this is crazy. that took less than a minute. >> that was so fast. that is crazy. >> you guys know exactly where to come? >> exactly where to go. >> what you think of this? >> i love the app. 911 doesn't give me this. it gives your radius. >> if i was really in an emergency situation, this really could've saved my life. >> that was jeff reporting. here's good news, they work on iphone and android devices and they are all pretty cheap. the wearable one and the one that calls police are about $5 a month. the one that takes video is completely free. >>> right now whistleb

. >>> still ahead, the local police department is taking a proactive step in fighting the opioid crisis. life-saving tool coming up. >>> the solar amendment will stay on this year's ballot. it just lost one its biggest en i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. . >>> from tampa bay's number one news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> alcides: good morning and thank you for joining us this saturday for "good day tampa bay." i am alcides segui. >> sorboni: hi, everyone, i am sorboni banerjee. we will be