trespassing. >> you have the wrong person. >> i don't think so. >> . he couldn't remember his own name. he was that out of it. >> eric says he appeared drunk. when he found him walking out of at 4 a.m. >> i asked him what was he doing here. he was looking for his phone. >> . he immediately called police. >> he told me to let him leave. he was a sheriff. denver sheriff. he showed me his badge. >> the very day he was supposed to return to work from his 30 day suspension. but never did. and resigned nine days later. city prosecutor. a trespassing charge that would have disappeared if we hasn't asked questions. one of the officers forgot to click send on the computer. 28. for the trespassing charge. >> . we'll let you know if the lawsuit gets filed. >> . making your credit card work for you. this holiday season. >> up next. how you can get money back. if you find a gift you already bought. calling from channel two. at the king super-ers today. to kick off the red kettle campaign. >> . i missed the photo op. wouldn't you know. >> >> . -fpt that new tv now.

for trespassing. the city prosecutor. a trespassing charge. that would have disappeared if the problem solvers hasn't asked questions. denver police tell us one of the officers forgot to click send on his computer. internal affairs is investigating why the officer failed to follow procedure. >> he has ha new court date. and the one of the customers has been paid back. this is surveillance video. the day after we confronted him. with a check in his left left hand. that he would leave under he will be in court november 28. for trespassing charge. >> . thank you. new tonight. this it was the scene downtown denver. less than an hour ago. the driver of the suv taken to the hospital. with serious injuries. after colliding with a bus. that intersection just opened up. about 20 minutes ago. doesn't sound like anyone was injured. this is still an active investigation. >> he left the force in 2014. when he was accused of sexual his ex-wife. those charges were dropped. >> . in the meantime. a denver grandmother facing charges for the abuse of a 6 month o

while putting out the fire in the 110-year old building. 44-year-old chad bruce was arrested for trespassing at the scene. he's out of custody tonight. kwwl's taylor bailey joins us live me the city has recently boarded up the front enterences of this abandoned building, one person telling me that doesn't stop people from going a man--rescued from this burning building. out" the victim--bruce chad--was arrested soon after for trespassing. " they did, they did save someone that was homeless" "it could easily be used for obviously squatters which in this case it was i mean it is other end what could you do about it?" the fire happening just after three in the morning... "i can see flames through a window inside smoke coming out" people who live near by--smelled the smoke "so i walked around my house to make sure it wasn't my house on fire and i was like it seems kind of late for someone to be burning leaves didn't think stand-up " activity at this vacanat appartment building, one employee telling me people just walk by, wave to him and walk inside" those busineses have called the police--but t

if i catch him trespassing on my land, i can have him arrested. if i happen to find him trespassing, i'll have him arrested and confiscated. i'll confiscate him. where you learning all these things from? from the surveyor. he told me. listen, i don't care what he said. that stuff belongs to julio, and you can't take it. don't tell me. i can--if he's on my property, i can confiscate that, and then i'll confiscate him, and after i confiscate him, i'll coordinate him. unless he's president, and then it don't even work. well, i just hope you don't ever need a favor from julio. what are you talking about, need a favor from julio? you must be kidding. what kind of favor could i get from julio? what would i do, go over there and borrow a pair of them pointy-toed shoes? you know, you're really a hard man, aren't you? oh, you don't know-- that will be $25. are you sharing the cost with the other party? no, i'm-a pay it all myself, and it will be well worth it. oh, please. there you go. thank you. now, listen. now that the legal line's been established, and

waterloo firefighters have to rescue a man inside -- then police arrest him for trespassing. kwwl's amanda gilbert is live for us in waterloo this morning. behind me is an abandoned city owned apartment building on the 900 block of commercial street. waterloo fire and police tell me believe someone accidentally started a fire in this building around 3:10 this morning. no one was injured in the fire... but firefighters did have to rescue someone chad bruce was trapped on the he was then arrested for trespassing. waterloo police say although this build sometimes find homeless people inside. waterloo fire says someone may have accidentally started the fire when they were just trying to stay warm, but they can not live in waterloo, amanda gilbert, news 7 kwwl. bruce told firefighters he thought there may be other people in the building. they searched but did not find anyone. count three-hundred time now is xxx. new this morning -- unanswered help lines and v--a wait lists -- now an iowa family says its costing lives. 32 year old curtis gearhart was living in johnston after servin

or what if the next group of trespassers have more malicious intentions? tonight, the t tells newscenter 5, transit police monitor social media daily, and are aware of it. detectives are reviewing the video and investigating. trespassing in an abandoned tunnel is not only prohibited, but it also poses a risk to one's personal safety." the mbta also reiterated that trespassing in an abandoned tunnel is prohibited and very dangerous. i did reach out to the man who posted the video, but haven't heard anything back. ed: a person has been hit by a car on the southbound side. 128. three lanes are now closed on the southbound side of the highway. we have a craw ton the scene. we'll bring you more as we learn it tonight. maria: harvard's soccer team suspended for the rest of the season over a sex rating scandal. they're accused of making comments about women that go way out of bounds. newscenter 5's mary salada is live in cambridge with how it first reported about this sexually explicit "scouting report" that allegedly dates back to 2012. well, the university did

switching, sir. ...and trespassed into our star systems. this is balok, flagship fesarius of the first federation. your vessel, obviously the product of a primitive and savage civilization, ving ignored a warning buoy and having then destroyed it, ntion is not peaceful. wewere now considering the disposition of your ship and the life aboard. ship to ship. hailing frequencies open, sir. this is the captain of the enterprise speaking. the warning nature of your space buoy was unknown to us. our vessel was blockeded and when we attempted to disengage-- everywhere-- our electrical systems, our enennes-- no further communication will be accepted. if there is the slightest hostile move, your vessel will be destroyed immediately. they're shutting off some of our systems, captain. brilliant. extremely sophisticated in their methods. does the recorder marker have this on its tapeses enough to warn other earth ships. mr. bailey, dispatch recorder marker. mr. bailey. uh, recorder marker dispatched, sir. marker on course. you have been examined. your s

that gate was wide open, and there weren't any trespassing signs. >> oh, there weren't, eh? you just come along with me >> well, what do you think of that? >> that sign wasn't there when we came through. >> yeah, you're dang right it wasn't. >> and i suppose you didn't smash that lock? >> no, we didn't. now, look here, whatever your name is... >> pete. pete sturgis. >> this is a holdup if i ever saw one, but you're not going to get one red cent from me. >> no? then i'll have to impound your cattle until you change your mind. it'll cost you a dollar more per head for each day's delay. and i wouldn't advise you to try moving the cattle either. my men have orders to shoot to kill. >> what's that? >> oh, it's some medicine i picked up last night. >> medicine, eh? what's in it? >> oh, no, just a little castor oil, little turpentine, salsa de chile verde-- >> salsa de chile? pancho, are you out of your mind? that concoction will set him on fire. >> oh, cisco, pancho know what he's doing. hey, now, come on. you, you take the medicine, huh? take your medicine, or pancho gonna put yo

he's trespassing on my property. oh, for heaven's sake. a citizen's property's got to be protected against prowlers and trespassers. that's the law. otis, will you just pipe down i just can't sleep in a strange room. all right. let's get some sleep around here. come on, boy. let's put your things in that other cell. oh, now, just a minute! you mean to tell me that you intend to accommodate this guy and give him any cell he wants? well, he's an old customer. i suppose it's no more than right. get that light, will ya? uh, never believe what? i have never seen such a bunch of kooks in my whole life. yeah? well, they won't take money when i offer it to them. you treat a drunk like somebody important... oh, man, is this a laugh. yeah, well, you'll be laughing out of the other side of your mouth when you go to answerin' that charge of reckless drivin'. you'll see about that. hey, give me a hand here. all right, now, this is it! i don't want no more disturbance out here, you understand? it's lights out! barney. barney! barney. barney? what is it,

people in the area say even after police are called to the complex--people still continue to trespass. i talked with fire fighters--while they the fire caused--people tell me the building's foundation is falling apart...the building itself is over 100 years old. live in waterloo...taylor bailey...news seven...kwwl after fire crews searched the building they did not find anyone else inside. the cause of the fire is still unknown, ' a dubuque business will now pay a 15-hundred dollar fine and have to give up its liquor this after selling alcohol to underagers...accor ding to our coverage partners at the telegraph herald the chocolaterie stam on main street in dubque according to officials, this is their second offense after thirty days, the store can get its liquor license back its liquor license back veterans across the country--appreciate d today for their service. and right here in eastern iowa- businesses and schools honoring them for their bravery. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh spent the day with a few of these veterans. elizabeth. amanda-r went today-there was a certain kind of gratitu

/nat sequence with drilling boards and spray painting no trespassing/ the boarded up windows and trespassing warnings will hopefully be the straw that breaks the squatters backs at this summerlin home. /nat pop/ but for nearly a year... 5:27 sue: i felt like a prisoner in my own home a lot of the time. i wasn't even comfortable going in my own backyard because of them being so close. neighbors sue and georgia are 3:28 georgia: a big concern to me was there's a school very nearby. sue lives right next door. she called police one night after hearing a woman screaming from inside the home. 3:59 sue: it sounded like someone was being beat up or harmed in some way. just a blood-curdling scream. metro got its first call for service in september, 2015 for burglary and vandalism. in april neighbors reported gunshots and vehicles speeding from neighborhood. police have been here seven times in the last seven investigating fraud involving nv energy, and looking for suspicious vehicles and people. police say whenever someone was home, they refused to answer the door. 11:46 darcy stand-up: some squatter

/nat sequence with drilling boards and spray painting no trespassing/ the boarded up windows and trespassing warnings will hopefully be the straw that breaks the squatters backs at this summerlin home. /nat pop/ but for nearly a year... 5:27 sue: i felt like a prisoner in my own home a lot of the time. i wasn't even comfortable going in my own backyard because of them being so close. over the strange goings on. 3:28 georgia: a big concern to me was there's a school very nearby. sue lives right next door. she called police one night after hearing a woman screaming from inside the home. 3:59 sue: it sounded like someone was being beat up or harmed in some way. just a blood-curdling scream. metro got its first call for service in september, 2015 for burglary and vandalism. in april neighbors reported gunshots and vehicles speeding from neighborhood. police have been here seven times in the last seven investigating fraud involving nv energy, and looking for suspicious vehicles and people. police say whenever someone was home, they refused to answer the door. 11:46 darcy stand-up: some squatter h

but after he was rescued from a fire here-he was arrested and later charged with trespassing. now he's homeless again. "people might think we're lazy, bruce and his friend linda mulder have been homeless in waterloo for a few months. linda mulder "i'm fighting depression and anxiety issues, i'm on different medications, i was just in the hospital last week, and i got to go back secluded abandoned buildings instead of shelters in the area. "staying at shelters like this one is an option, but the people "staying at shelters like this one is an option, but the people here say it's a two-way street, the salvation army is one resources - offering both womens and mens shet have to. they're pretty basic, be nice to others, do your sometimes we just don't care for that." with short term housing for those who need immediate emergency shelter, and also long term transitional housing-a six to eight week program to help them get back on to not seek help. "i've never really been homeless before, more or less, pride is a hard thing to swallow at times." but with winter around "it's gonna be

they were summoned to court on trespassing charges. no comment from the tonight. a gun was found in a bag from a boston student at the trodder school this morning. administrators found another weapon in the 12-year-old's bag. a call went time-out parents telling twheam happened. the school says students were never in my danger. >> new tonight, we are just learning that the fourth their truck slam into an s.u.v. the fire department said the s.u.v. pulled right into the path of engine 7 at the intersection of com avenue and dartmouth. that fire truck sent a car caeening -- careening. >> my daughter called me. she was at work. i lived over on melbourne street and she said i think yourar the person in the s.u.v. we don't have any word on that person's commission. ed: mass dot was concerned the new traffic pattern and the dem police of the old to plazas would cause massive traffic jams. at least for today it didn't happen. it's believed a lot of people were off today for halloween. right now thousands are celebrating halloween in the witch city. maria: nicole estefan w

you're not that stupid.' it's against the law to shoot a couple of trespassers. this is my lanan and you know it. you saw the notice from santa fe. oh, i haven't seen any notice. you heard of any notice? i'm talking about the letter marshal arnett showed you. oh, the marshal. haven't seen him in a long time. how is he? you know how he is. you killed him. all i knkn is you and your friend came i've had about enough of your r mpany. there's the road out. (crowley) 'you got your neck in this too, cheyenne.' should we turn and ride out? it's probably a real good idea, matt. but i don't think we'd get very far, do you? no. i don't think so. 'you should have let that gun hang right where it was.' [gunshot] [dramatic music] [gunshots] [music continues] [gunshots continue] [clanging] where's my father? i'm sorry, ma'am, i don't know. [dramatic music] [gunshot] - 'come on out!' - you, come on in! [dramatic music] [gunshot] [grunts] [music continues] [dramatic music] [glass shattering] [gunshot] senor crowley. you won't need that, senor. i've come to help you. help me? you

they were able to get to dalton reimer quickly and take him into custody for trespassing. thanksgiving is just a week away.. and a lot of folks are already getting their groceries for the big meal. as many of you know.. it can get pricey - but team 12's nico santos is showing us a few ways you can cut down costs 12-news-dot-com.. for more ways to save.. this thanksgiving. you can donate the money you save - to help a family in need this thanksgiving. all month long - bashas' and food city stores across the state are collecting monetary donations at the registers. all of the money benefits st. vincent de paul to make sure no family goes hungry. for more info - go to 12- all this turkey talk - leads us to our 12 today poll.. what are you most looking forward to this thankgiving? the family.. the food or the football. grab your phone and head over to 12-news-dot-com-slash- your-voice to vote. a simple mistake has brought two complete strangers together for thanksgiving.. and it happened right here in phoenix. k-t-a-r reports wanda dench was letting the family know about her p

those who stay - will be considered trespassers. some life is coming to the gulf of mexico six years after the b-p oil spill -- sort of. using the millions of dollars awarded to bay county after the deepwater horizon oil spill -- workers are building artificial crews will install the reefs up to nine miles offshore from mexico beach. they expect it will take about three years for all the reefs to be put in place. local leaders say it will boost the area's ecotourism, and bring in more anglers and divers. wildfires are still burning in several states in the southeast -- north carolina, georgia, alabama, and tennessee. in tennessee alone there are still 65 active forest fires -- covering over 15-thousand acres. and now one country singer born and raised in that state wants people to be more careful... dolly parton is in a p-s-a the national park service released yesterday morning. she asks her fans to help protect the great smoky mountains by observing burn bans -- and reporting fires when they see them. the same tips can of course be

this time a trespasser on the airfield.say this man, jerry hyde somehow made his way onto the restricted airfield around 1:00 yesterday morning. the airport says that's where he ran into an electrician working on the airfield, and that electrician called airport police. the breach comes after several upgrades to security at the airport including higher fences. >> in many areas we didn't increase it to 11 feet, far exceeding federal standards. we even increased the mesh sheets on the line so it's difficult to scale. >> this is the sexth time someone got past security in the last 18 months. >>> our investigative unit is exposing widespread abuse when it comes to certain evictions in san francisco. >> even if you've never been evicted, our story could help you shave thousands off your rent. it's a story you can't afford to miss. investigative reporter bigad shaban brings it to us this morning. >> good morning. if you're living in a home where someone was evicted illegally, you might actually be able to lock in that person's ol

stay with your 24 hour news trespassing after a fire in waterloo. crews in waterloo responded to 919 commercial street just after three o'clock this morning. no one was hurt, but the waterloo fire says it rescued one person from an upstairs apartment. we are working with authorities to get more details. stay with us here and online, at k-c-r-g dot com. 3 protesters took extreme measures to stop construction of the dakota access pipeline in boone county. they crawled into the pipeline early yesterday crews had to "pump in oxygen" into the pipeline to keep the demonstrator s safe. the protesters say they are trying to protect fresh water supplies. police say they won't send officers into the pipe to arrest the protesters for safety reasons. new f-a-a rules that make it easier for people to operate drones also helps the iowa national guard. the 28-member guard platoon based in boone is in charge of this shadow tactical unmanned aircraft. now, they can practice in airspace for training. the army uses it for communication and to help missiles find their

but if any rockers vandalize or trespass, remember, jail is only a stones throw away... the game has also popped up in winter haven, polk city, fort meade, and frostproof. metropolitan ministries' thanksgiving food distribution has officially started at its holiday tent. they're started giving out meals yesterday. anyone who needs food and has previously qualified for food assistance from metropolitan ministries can get help. this year... they expect to serve 18- the food will be given out until wednesday at 905 north governor street in tampa. then the group will get ready for a christmas give-a- way. if you need assistance... you can still sign up at several registration locations including the metropolitan ministries outreach center on a group of children gathered to watch some sea turtles hatch... but unfortnately they got just the opposite. how a band of thieves ruined their trip. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. in every honey nut "o". every lu

department of building inspection knew that the, was not performing up to the projections that trespassed well the technology firmer so forth in 2005 i want to give director tom huh-uh the time to make opening remarks and a series of questions for some of the department staff mr. hui. >> good morning, supervisors thank you for having me. to just want you up to the september you know the hearing first of all, i want to say our department you know the goal is make sure the safety of the public and property we are responsible for 200 thousand building with single-family to high rise i'll elaborate with the 301 mission resident and make sure you know their belief is safe that's my job my duty to make sure of it and insure any department is more transparent and also you know to make sure the safety is the number one priority for the department from this incident i still continue to go to the root of it how to improve our courses and how to make the policies more transparent and to know thank the public for the san franciscans and express we feel residents and owner last month or so will the ac

department of building inspection knew that the, was not performing up to the projections that trespassed well the technology firmer so forth in 2005 i want to give director tom huh-uh the time to make opening remarks and a series of questions for some of the department staff mr. hui. >> good morning, supervisors thank you for having me. to just want you up to the september you know the hearing first of all, i want to say our department you know the goal is make sure the safety of the public and property we are responsible for 200 thousand building with single-family to high rise i'll elaborate with the 301 mission resident and make sure you know their belief is safe that's my job my duty to make sure of it and insure any department is more transparent and also you know to make sure the safety is the number one priority for the department from this incident i still continue to go to the root of it how to improve our courses and how to make the policies more transparent and to know thank the public for the san franciscans and express we feel residents and owner last month or so will the ac

complaints with the use of force of racism maybe 1, 2, 3 or years or go on the owner with their own con trespasserse want to see dedicated housing for the police part of our community on the videos i will after an officer has the right to see his video and he sees it the public seize 12 between twenty-four hour we might as well move forward on the bluecoat 60 - the majority of blood alcohol need to metal the blew coat they're going to have to step up to the poa if it is out of state and shape police after the veterans are the highest second in suicide alcoholism divorce they are not happy we need open police commission meetings when we do the closed session question open the door. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i heard you breathing. >> well, i'm here. >> sir, you can lift the microphone automotive i'm here because my 340789 moms birth is on the 13 i predicted an earthquake i called back and sxresz to this i was going so predict another earthquake at the 1111 a guy says that's a long ways away i mean god did any moms birth is 11, 13 there was an earthquake that mraevent got so close a

. -- trespassing. law enforcement told us that's a problem. >> a trespassing charge? that's outrageous. an extraordinarily vul nernl person -- vulnerable person being sexually assaulted in the rs even report it. >> abc 15's not naming the social worker. she has mental illness herself and hasn't been charged with a crime. but not reporting what happened to law enforcement and with no record we also found the social worker is working at a different facility. and arizona just gave her a new state behavioral health license in june. >> the state agency that investigated this case is refusing to answer questions. abc15.com/valt or thes. -- investigate -- abc15.com/investigators. dave biscobing abc 15 news. >> on the phone she says she went psychotic in the incident and doesn't remember what happened. >> she says she's stable now and never meant to harm the patient. >>> a response to a racist comment about the first lady. we got word that beverly wailing resigned after major the leader of the nonprofit who made the post is now on leave. >>> a developing story about the accus

now, at the time, he was allegedly trespassing. phoenix police say the officer was treated as not taken to the hospital. he was booked on charges of aggravated assault on a police officer as well as tres -- trespassing >>> a family of an army soldier says they were booed when they landed at the sky harbor airport. they were there to receive the because of a suspicious package. the flight was late and the family was in danger of missing the connecting flight. the pilot told the passengers to remain seated so a special military family could exit. the perry family says first-class passengers booed them and complained. an airport represent stayed with them to make sure the family boarded the connecting flight. homecoming for valley soldiers from the army national guard that was deployed in the middle east. >> they made it home to their loved ones just in time for the holidays. stefani has the story. >> reporter: homecomings for the military are a beautiful thing. if you come from a military family, you know the sadness involved in sayi

at least 33 pipeline protesters are facing criminal trespass charges. police responded just before one o'clock,friday, to a report of about 100 protesters at the kirkwood mall. that's in bismarck, north dakota. mall officials asked protesters to leave the private property. officers arrested those who didn't cooperate. a day after the arrests more than four hundred people rallied to support police. a wave of resin memorial bridge. organizers say the rally isn't pro or anti pipeline. "pro-community. we want our communities back. we want unity. we don't want division." some residents at the rally say federal and state agencies need to intervene with pipeline protests. as the death of fidel castro brought out cheers from cubans in miami, one cuban refugee living in iowa is also rejoicing. adele vazquez collignon is one left his family behind in cuba, but is now married and has two kids and four grandchildren. "in cuba, i remember growing up, and you couldn't even say the word, castro"you cannot say, 'we want democracy." vazquez-collignon officially became a

but this time - not for trespassing but for sae next. and what we know so far about the man who injured 11 people on ohio state university's campus. what he posted on facebook before the attack. .expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s....our weather expert stephanie barichello has the [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] e for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. rob's weather w breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in

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trespassing. and burglary. >> . having been arrested 34 times before. >> ambushed him. handcuffs late last night. after his aeurs. he cold reporters he did it because he was upset over not and apologized. >> . tonight in tennessee. a community coming together after the horrific school bus crash. that left five kids dead. the elementary school holding a to help with the healing. process. >> . yeah. meanwhile the driver of the bus behind bars tonight. facing multiple charges. >> . following this story. for us tonight. >> . we are starting to hear heart wrenching stories from the family members of some of the kids who died. and tonight we're hearing from the mother of the driver. who says she too is grieving. for the victims family. >> . families are over come with grief. one day after the lives of five young kids were cut way too they were on board the school bus. monday afternoon. when it spun out of control. flipped on its side. and ended up wrapped around a tree and poll. >> . pole. >> . they believe. >> according to to the children elementary school. 4 girl ands a boy

we didn't mean to trespass. it's cold outside. a lie is a very poor way to say hello. it isn't that cold. no. we were being chased by a policeman. why? for these clothes. we stole them. we didn't have any money. well, i could do with some help around here-- doing dishes, sweeping, general cleaning. at what rate of payment? i need radio tubes and so forth. my hobby. what are your names? mine is jim kirk. his is... spock. i'm edith keeler. well, you can start by cleaning up down here. excuse me, miss. where are we? you're in the 21st street mission. do you run this place? indeed i do, mr. kirk. radio tubes and so on. good evening. you'll be sorry. why? you expect to eat for free or something? you got to listen to goody two-shoes. not that she's a bad-looking broad, but if she really wanted to help out a fella in need-- shut up. shut up. i want to hear what she has to say. yes, of course, captain. now, let's start by getting one thing straight. i'm not a do-gooder. if you're a bum, if you can't break off of the booze or whatever it is that makes you a bad risk, then get o

he was arrested and charged with trespassing. >>> a scottsdale woman is in shock several times and claysed her through the city. >> the woman is speaking out about her terrifying experience. >> reporter: imagine someone ramming your car for no reason. this is the aftermath after police managed to chase him. >> i was in such a state of fear that i didn't know what i was oi didn't know which way i was going. >> reporter: the suspect faces a dui charge as well as aggravated assault with a deadly weapon >>> i know we have some rough terrain but i know he will move forward and secure the border. and that can be done with a wall, more fencing, technology. >> former governor and trump supporter jan brew or cnn tonight talking about trump's >> tomorrow a potential secretary of state choice will head to trump tower. hailey might be a good pick for trump. she is the daughter of indian immigrants and would bring racial and gender diversity to trump's team. >> i know deeply disappointed about the results of the election. i am too. more than i can ever express. but as i said last week, our campaign was

. >> he was booked into jail on trespassing charges in morning in tampa. police say he was extremely intoxicated and belligerent to officers, ignoring their command to leave the area. he sent out a statement apologizing for what happened, judgment. the general manager david stern says the team is aware of the incident and is still gathering information about what went down >> a machinery malfunction led to an accident. 49-year-old sean day was operating the machine. it became jammed. 100 pound piece of metal broke off striking day and another employee. day was pronounced dead at the scene. the othem the hospital. he is expected to survive >> 15 years in prison is the sentence for jasmine ray. she's the milwaukee woman who killed two men last september while running a stoplight while feeding in an suv. ray was also ordered to serve ten years probation. >> switch gears now and talk about the weather and why not. look at that. it's been absolutely beautiful. this is a live look from port washington. next week will be totally dark. clocks go back this weekend.

they were summonsed to court on trespassing charges. no comment from the center. a civil lawsuit that could end now in the hands of a judge. no word on how soon the judge can hand down his decision. a hearing today could cause the release of debasi. he is battling cancer. he served almost five years of his eight-year north carolina prison. randy: we're hearing the phone calls from the gunman behind the deadly attack at an orlando nightclub. on the recording here, you can hear dispatchers trying to get him to talk about the attack and then he references bombing suspect tsarnaev. randy: investigators say matin had no connection to tsarnaev brothers and he also claims allegiance to the islamic state. he was killed after officers stormed the building after he murdered 49 people. new this morning, tailoring your workout to d.n.a. olessa: so far the commute is quiet. drivers need to follow a new traffic pattern as open technology gets underway. cindy: hopefully all of those cars have the heaters on. it is a cold start this morning. temperatures swinging way up later thi

the original charge against me was criminal trespass., on friday october 14, after democracy now! returned to north dakota to challenge the charges and to continue covering the resistance to the dakota access pipeline, we learned that the states attorney, ladd erickson, had dropped the criminal trespass charge for lack of evidence, but had filed a new charge against me: riot. this is part of democracy now!'s live broadcast from outside the morton county courthouse on the morning of october 17th as i waited to see whether judge john grinsteiner would approve the new riot charge. >> we are broadcasting live from outside the courthouse and jail in mandan, north dakota. water and land protectors, as they call themselvlves, report facing increasing repression amidst the ongoing resistance to the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline. police have bebegun deploying milita-grade equipment, including armored personnel carriers, surveillance helicopters, planes and dronese. north dakota governor jack dalrymple activated the national guard in late se

he was being arrested for trespassing when he allegedly bit the officer trying to put handcuffs on him. >>> tree cutting permits are now being sold for the holiday season. there about 600 available and they will they cost $15 each. you have to bring your own material and equipment. >>> the cardinals lost yesterday. it is raining out there this morning, but there is one good thing happening today, adele is back. tonight. she had to reschedule. she was here back in august for two nights. the first night she performed and pushed a little too hard and had to cancel her second night. she postponed it to tonight. she will be taking the stage around 7:30 tonight. unfortunately, she also has days to call in sick. she released a facebook video apologizing. she said she was warming up with rehearsals and nothing was be very good. anyone with tickets from that day, they will be honored tonight. anyone who cannot make it will get a refund. rumor has it, you have been making fun of my adult -- adele ponds -- puns. >>> let's go to the morning juice. >> to remember the song this song blew up the inte

and that suspect, 41-year-old don stephens, appeared in court on trespassing charges. i researched his history he has spent 20 years in prison for a long list of crimes in polk and hillsborough and almost all of them are related to grand theft and fraudulent use of credit cards n 2009 he was sent to prison for five breaking into a different school in polk county and stealing a lot of stuff. >>> commuters have a new way to get to and from tampa and st. pete without getting stuck in traffic. the ferry made its maiden voyage. dan matics was there at noon. it looked great. a beautiful day out there. over to tampa. you said it. if you don't want to be stuck in traffic. too many beers after one of the ray's games, and it is only the start. first the first time the ferry connects and on the maiden voyage a ride. >> it belongs here. an could not move any more. he got it out of the counties a win-win. >> with dozens of politicians and community leaders the ferry left the basin on tuesday morning for the trek across the bay where they were greeted where the boat docked near the

you rick and sharrie we have issued on the rails this evening, because of an accident involving a trespasser on the tracks. between wilmington and newark and the northeast corridor on amtrak is halted as a result. and word is coming in now and they are starting to resume service, resuming the service with delays and service is resuming on the northeast corridor. septa's wilmington rail line is also affected and you are on the buses now. that is not horrific. meanwhile on the schuylkill expressway another accident this one eastbound in south philadelphia by 28th street involving a truck taking out the right lane, jams eastbound from montgomery to the scene and eastbound is heavy from girard to belmont where there was a truck accident now on the shoulder and don't use ridge avenue through east falls, there is a water main break stay on henry to get around that. a crash in horsham by st. joseph's curve at 611 and one near clementon at stone road at broadway avenue shs and monroe township, look for a wreck at jackson road at piney road. and no issues on the a.c. expression way if you spend the h

a former denver deputy pleads guilty to trespassing in a strangers house. his victims aren't impressed with the sentence. we told you about this earlier this month. the deputy was about to apologize to victims in court. but would only do it behind closed doors not on camera. an offer the victims refused. he received a one year deferred sentence. if he stays out out of year the charge will be dismissed. >> . he should be in jail. >> . he offered to pay him money. if he didn't press charges. internal affairs is investigating why the original charge wasn't forwarded today city prosecutors. until we started asking questions. >> . recount is expected in wisconsin. and other states. that's thanks to a multimillion dollar fund raising effort. by green party candidate. she released a video suggesting voting computers could have been hacked. the white house zest sedz says there's no credible evidence of that. and it's extremely unlike likely the results with will change. >> it would be extraordinary circumstance. with that many votes that weren't counted or miscount

it's considered a form of trespassing. >> reporter: others used facebook to check in at standing rock where protesters have been protesting against the pine line. the tactic used by hundreds of thousands poof waem does to confuse law enforcement officers who were trying to track the number of demonstrators at the site. san francisco, lyanne me lend us, abc news. >>> weather in the north day has been messy the last couple of years. the he will represents heavy santa rosa and rain is moving southward towards the golden gate and a winter weather advisory in effect and it's going to produce snow there and it's in effect until 8:00 and they are expecting a couple inches of snow. cloud i conditions and rainy at some spots around the bay area and current temperatures readings in the low to mid-60s and here's a live look at our camera. these are our forecast features. we'll have pockets of rain for trick-or-treaters this evening and a slight chance of thenner up in the north bay and sunnier and milder on friday. here's the forecast system for tonight starting right now this evening at 6:00 an

it's considered a form of trespassing. >> reporter: others used facebook to check in at standing rock where protesters have been protesting against the pine line. the tactic used by hundreds of thousands poof waem does to confuse law enforcement officers who were trying to track the number of demonstrators at the site. san francisco, lyanne me lend us, abc news. >>> weather in the north day has been messy the last couple of years. the he will represents heavy santa rosa and rain is moving southward towards the golden gate and a winter weather advisory in effect and it's going to produce snow there and it's in effect until 8:00 and they are expecting a couple inches of snow. cloud i conditions and rainy at some spots around the bay area and current temperatures readings in the low to mid-60s and here's a live look at our camera. these are our forecast features. we'll have pockets of rain for trick-or-treaters this evening and a slight chance of thenner up in the north bay and sunnier and milder on friday. here's the forecast system for tonight starting right now this evening at 6:00 an

trespassing. and burglary. >> . having been arrested 34 times before. ambush handcuffs late last night. after his aeurs. he cold reporters he did it because he was upset over not seeing his son. and apologized. tonight in tennessee. a community coming together after the horrific school bus crash. that left five kids dead. the elementary school holding a memorial service. to help with the healing. process. >> . yeah. meanwhile the driver of the bus behind bars tonight. facing multiple charges. >> . following this story. for us tonight. >> . we are starting to hear heart wrenching stories from the family members of some of the kids who died. and tonight we're hearing from the mother of the driver. who says she too is grieving. for the victims family. >> families are over come with grief. one day after the lives of five young kids were cut way too short. >> . they were on board the school bus. monday afternoon. when it spun out of control. flipped on its side. and ended up wrapped around a tree and poll. >> . pole. >> . they believe. >> according to to the

protesters are facing trespass and riot charges, and attorneys say, in the past, they've had success getting those charges dropped. (matthew mchenry/ attorney) >> "i've done some protest work out in oregon. we've certainly had our share of success in beating back charges like this, but this a different, every cr jurisdiction is a little bit different, so," ((brian loftus)) >>> yesterday was the only initial appearance so protesters will have to wait and see if that will be the case in north dakota. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the next appearances for protesters is scheduled for january./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a snake was found on an mexican airlplane.....and we're not talking about the movie! ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day we'll see where passengers found the creepy reptile hanging from./// you're watching 8 news now good day. i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney gene

a spokeswoman for the department later clarified that they'd only stick to punishing trespassers. members of the standing rock sioux tribe...who originally filed the lawsuit against the pipeline...say they're not budging. (chase iron eyes, member, standing rock sioux tribe) "water is sacred. but, it's also good business to protect your water resource." north dakota governor jack dalrymple warned protesters about the winter weather - which wilo will no longer be responsible for rendering aid to those who stay 17 native americans, who've served under the obama administration, signed a letter asking the president to step in - and allow protesters to stay. the c-e-o of the company building the pipeline is also weighing in - trying to convince protesters the pipeline will be safe. (energy transfer partners ceo kecle warren) "this pipeline is being built where to existing pipelines exist today, that were built through your state in 1982. we've not disturbed any ((brian loftus)) >> about two-thousand veterans are planning to go to standing rock this sunday a day before the december 5th d

/nat sequence with drilling boards and spray painting no trespassing/ the boarded up windows and trespassing warnings will hopefully be the straw that breaks the squatters backs at this summerlin home. /nat pop/ but for nearly a 5:27 sue: i felt like a prisoner in my own home a lot of the time. i wasn't even comfortable going in my own backyard because of them being so close. neighbors sue and georgia are among a group who kept watch sue lives right next door. she called police one night after hearing a woman screaming from inside the home. 3:59 sue: it sounded like someone was being beat up or harmed in some way. just a blood-curdling scream. metro got its first call for service in september, 2015 for gunshots and vehicles speeding from neighborhood. police have been here seven times in the last seven months--towing illegal cars, investigating fraud involving nv energy, and looking for suspicious vehicles and people. police say whenever someone was home, they refused to answer the door. 11:46 darcy stand-up: some squatter homes are used as drug houses, some are turned into chop shops, but t