this happened two days in re. when the group saw him the next day he ran into the park where he was arrested. he confessed to the crime telling them he served time prison for a similar incident. >> during the time he was diagnosed with what they called exhibitionist. >> students have been put alert and the superintendent's office tell us tuss they are cooperating with police on the -- tells us that they are cooperating with police. he is being ordered held $5,000 bail. >>> a brockton man was arrested. police spotted thomas the 24-year-old started speeding going up to 74 miles per hour when he crashed the car he crawled out the window and ran behind the clubhouse. that's where officer caught up with him and heff handcuffed. >> -- and he was handcuffed. >> in this video they steal a $280 bicycle police say they've had similar reports this summer. if you have any tips you can report them anonymously to facing charges for damaging and then stealing a unique art insulation. first reported about the theft of the lobster

two-minute warning.e they come with a keep by taylor, down to the 29. again, they need to get things moving. phil: good job that time. they went with the pass rush. nobody was in there to spy on tay rod taylor so good job by him. jim: he snags it, he's out of bounds is clay. the jets have lost the last five matchups against buffalo. last year in the league there were two games with the score of 22-17 in the entire league and they were both buffalo victories over the jets. sammy watkins hasn't been out there. this is the first snap in the red zone all night long for the bills. they had the two long touchdowns. to the end zone, knocked down beautifully by skrine denying salas. first snap of the night in the red zone comes with 1:30 to go in the game. phil: skrine, number 41 in the middle. quarterback breaks the pocket. he keeps outside leverage, he sees, turns, makes the play. really well done. jim: they say he's down at the one. phil: got a fight going on in back by the line of scrimmage. jim: that's a to

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she and rahami have a child but apparently the two have not had any contact in more than two years. >>> a suspicious device left at a bus stop in san francisco prompted police to call in the bomb squad and close down an intersection during the morning commute it. turned out to be nothing more than a rice cooker. but police weren't taking any chances. >> reporter: the bomb squad sent in its robot to lift the top off a suspicious device on mission and south van ness. >> for an hour, we couldn't get out from the building. for precautionary measure. >> reporter: for two hours, traffic was snarled in one of the city's busiest intersections during the morning rush hour. >> we shut down vehicle traffic, pedestrian traffic. anyone who was working. >> reporter: turns out the device was just a rice cooker, and a few hours later, another suspicious device which also turned out to be a rice cooker was found underneath i-80 near mason street. . >> reporter: saturday, new york city's chelsea district, a pressure cooker exploded on more than 30 people. just yet a pressure cooker popped in the bronx

two during the park planning the value outlet of the phase two is - it costs similar around a hundredfor a epa you know help us with those costs we'll be able to you know take advantage of a different funding source and also have a partner with the offering the remediation and helping us. >> dawn if i may in the baseline the nine hundred there was a phase one for the base of building but not a phase two. >> i think a phase two we worked on the phase one and phase two were done during the acquisition process we had a couple of years knowing we were working on the site they have years. >> stacey is correct there was a phase two. >> and there - >> that's an example where the phase two underestimated the scope of the contamination but factored into the purpose. >> factored into the purchase price in general commissioners the point that i'd like to make is that it is actually preferable to link the phase two with construction thursday u your preparing a cost estimate having this time lag between that phase two and the construction for example, the marina harbor we went through i mean, we p

two bodies were found earlier. now, those family and friends tell us that one of the missing women disappeared about a month ago. relatives told us her name is elizabeth griffin. relatives of another missing woman say her name night they say on east main in ashland after getting a flat tire. her family actually found her car. now police haven't confirmed any of this only saying that the two bodies were found in this house a block away from downtown ashland. one person was abducted, but managed to escape. this is one of the fliers that the family put out of stacey stanley, a missing flier. they have been very actively searching for her since about thursday night. they found her car, not the police. they found her car on sunday to police saying their loved one were missing. they say allegedly they weren't being taken seriously. let's hear from stacey's uncle. >> nobody wants it to be their mom. i don't get to watch her grow old. my daughter won't be able to watch her daughter grow up. >> reporter: now we are joined l

two children and one adult were wounded. jericka duncan has the story. >> reporter: a teacher made the initial call saying there was a gunman on campus. most students were on recess when the shooting occurred. then, over 300 students and >> 1:45 this afternoon. got a call of an active shooter. deputies were on the scene within seven minutes. and i believe we did have the -- the shooter in custody before 2:00. a rapid response. and we were able to contain the subject. >> two students shot were 6 years old. >> one of the students was shot in the leg. the other in the foot. the teacher in the shoulder. >> two students, one teacher was shot. one student is in critical but the teacher and another student are in good condition. frantic parents were alerted by text to come to the school. not sure whether their child was dead or alive. >> just glad that my children are safe. thank you, jesus. and we just pray for the other kids. i don't know exactly what happened. so. >> reporter: officials say the shooter, a teenager earlier shot h

. >> i have had two birthdays in two weeks. >> oh, yea, very expensive.ou are broke. >> yes. >> my dad said, you are not supposed to be working on labor day. >> you are here, and we are glad. >> and my boss' number is. [ laughter ] >>> what a nice start. very refreshing. she can it out. 48-- check it out. 48degrees. did you guys feel the difference this weekend? >> yes. >> the breeze has picked up. 11miles per hour. later today, warmer than yesterday. we will be flirting with nearly 90 degrees in the far reaching inland areas. we will talk about the weather yesterday, it is a different pattern. that's coming up. >>> you would think on this holiday morning, there would be no traffic issues, but we have two traffic alerts. the 80 ramp is closed due to a crash. we will keep you updated as to when that will reopen. we have a crash that caused police activity. now two lanes are opened and we will keep you updated on that as well. >> thank you. >>> family and friends are remembering two east bay teenagers who died in a car crash on i-880. many gathered to show

and then there was location number two. location number two being only about four streets away. and what they found there, this, a pressure cooker, with wires and tape and a cell phone and what appears to be a plastic g bag. you also see what appears to be some 8 1/2 by 11 papers to give you a sense of scale. at this time it is being moved to the bronx in a containment vessel where it will be dealt with. it's being called a suspicious package. if you're just joining us, that is what we know right now. as a result of that explosion, 29 people were injured, none with injuries that were life threatening, although one was in serious condition. what we're hearing at the moment. in addition to that, what we know at this hour is that there was no specific or credible information that links either of these two, at this moment, to a terroristic act or terroristic threat, there is no threat to new york city. we're hearing this from new york city's mayor, mayor de blasio. he's telling us that at the 11:00 p.m. hour on a saturday, in addition to that, there is no linkage here, no informatio

even if i should have to extend my life for a year or two. i won't hesitate. >> tonight, israel is in mourning. flags lowered for one of the last of the nation's pioneers. twice israel's prime minister, and for seven years its president, peres emigrated from poland to what was then palestine at the age of 11. once a hawk, he created israel's secret nuclear program and armed its military. later a mentor to american presidents and diplomats. >> we're here to pay tribute to the last living israeli who knew king david. >> president obama, who awarded peres the medal of freedom, saying a light has gone out, but the hope he gave us will burn forever. praising him today, a political rival. current prime minister netanyahu. >> an international figure, peres was serenaded by barbra streisand for his 90th birthday. ?? ?? >> also known for his humor, peres posted a job hunting video when he left the presidency two years ago. president obama will leave the u.s. delegation to attend his funeral friday, his vision for peace never realized but leaving an in

these two boys don't know each other. the descriptions are so similar, and the first kid, that case, that case was not publicized, so the second kid where it happened tuesday had no idea about the first case on friday. so they think this is real. and they think the threat is real as well. that's why all police anywhere around here, even around philly, should be reminder to everybody as we begin a school year. don't talk to strangers. don't go neat they arement run to the quickest parent you see. >> all right, steve keeley, good advice, thank you so much. >> good reminder. 5:35. philadelphia police revealing body found a mid an apartment fire from several days ago. but they say, the man appears to have died from being stabbed to death. police say the man, 64 year old, named robert lynch, was stabbed dozens every times. they say the fire badly burned his body, which was already in advanced stages of decomposition. firefighters found lynch's body on an apartment floor on the 500 block of east church lane, east germantown, as

thank you jeff. >>> two businesses are cleaning up after two very destructive crashes. >> coming up, we are going to show you where vehicles came crashing through and give you a look at the damage. >> the radar is lighting up a bit more. showers and thunderstorms. if you are headed out to the football games you will want to know where the current rain activity is located. we will look at the tropics and your football forecast. >> some scary moments inside of a tampa classroom. a truck plowed right into a building. it looks like it is parked in the medical institute on watersa . four people were taken to the hospital. ten were treated at the scene. >>> an auto parts store in port richey was nearly demolished by a speeding suv. authorities tell us that vehicle was going 60 miles an hour on u.s. 19 when it veered off and slammed into myers auto supply. two people in the suv were taken to the hospital. >>> saint pete clearwater airport is about to go a major overhaul thanks to two new federal grants. the airport got a $753,000 grant from tsa. the money will be used to design a new checke

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two shore presidential debates upcoming. next tuesday the vice-presidential candidates mike pence for republicans and tim kaine for democrats go at it in virginia. lots more to come. but i thought last night was a good start to give people something to think about, guys. >> you are right, just round one. >> thank you. >>> we will check back with you in a bit. thumbs are in from the debate last night, approximately 100 million people, were expected to follow, last night's debate and cnn/orc poll found 62 percent felt hillary clinton won contest compared to 27 percent for donald trump. >> something that we have to add by way of that poll, it is skewed democratic, and cnn sample size, and, many of you commenting about last night's debate on social media take a look what someone wrote, erin hewitt posted this clinton won this debate, trump talked in circles. >> lindh griffin weighing in on who won the debate saying trump because he was real honest while hillary was throwing more than a rehearsed politician. >>> final here was th

she finally came two after two doses of narcan. video making the rounds in lawrence. >> just the baby pulling on her, you want to cry. i want to send my friend a link. >> reporter: police say they hope this alerts people horrific consequences something not see by the public but ever present to first responders. 10% of drug situations they respond to, children are present. >> they can see firsthand the power of the narcotic fentanyl. she is lucky to be alive. >> the mother is expect end of the week. tonight the little girl is in custody of the child and protective services. >>> breaking news from roxbury, several hurt in a crash. suv speeding and flipped. >> crews had to cut several out of the car warren street and roxbury. john? >> reporter: >> mark, we are on warren street. we just got off the phone with boston police. previously, we were told by someone at media relations there was a fatality. police say a serious life threatening injury. look at the scene behind me. suv in the middle of the warren street. 2:00 p.m. this afternoo

the two countries share a bor r border. >> most college students graduate with two things.lomas and debts. michael finney explains why to go to get those forgiven. plus... >> the two bay area brothers whose frozen >>> this is a live look at interstate 880. traffic is not as heavy as usual, but is picking up as people make their way home on this holiday weekend. >> students in chej look for scholarships and loans before starting school. >> but many do not, meaning they're leaving money on the table. >> important tips. >> yes. we like to gather them up and tend to look for money on the front end. here is a secret. there is college money to be had after graduation, too. i'm at san francisco state talking with students and recent graduates about student loans. >> are you paying them off? >> yes. >> how is that go something. >> not so well. >> tell me about that. >> it's a painful subject. the latest statistics show 71% of students graduating have student debt. the average is just shy of $27,000. >> our car is 12 years old and dying and because of student loans my partner and i

, there has not been a connection between the two incidents. christine. >> what can you tell us about what police are doing? are they sweeping tressels and bridges and railroad tracks? have they found anything? >> reporter: the mayor told us the bomb squad is working on the encasing the devices and they will be brought to quantico. a fire truck pulled around the corner. they are still securing the area. they did tell us the sweeps of the area had not brought up any other suspicious packages. >> rachel crane, thank you. we will keep everyone posted on when we will have restored transit in the area. it will be a messy commute. >>> also breaking overnight. police and fbi conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle of interest in the manhattan bombing. this as new surveillance video appears to show one man was in two key locations saturday night. first seen in video near the scene of the blast on 23rd street before that bomb went off. a few blocks away where a second undetonated bomb was found. we have jessica schneider with the latest. >> fbi and nypd w

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two people involved in the crash suffered minor injuries. this was the back up it all created two lanes were closed for the investigation. that left northbound traffic crawling. it took 2-1/2 hours to get lanes back open. >> there's -- two attempted abductions have san jose police putting out a warning. a man has been trying to snatch young women off the street. sandra osbourne on who they're looking for tonight. >> reporter: it is surprising. i've been living here for about two years and this is the first time i've ever heard anything like that. so it is surprising. >> reporter: neighbors just learning two women were attacked in broad daylight. the most recent incident happened near hillsdale and narveas just after 5:00. police believe this man to be the attacker. he's a convicted the sex offender with prior assaults. >> i'm really sad that something like this would happen over here. it kind of like, it's not even safe for me. >> reporter: muhammad kabirjuayan owns a restaurant close to where another attack reportedly happened. covering the

kind of a tale of two areas. areas with more cloud cover still in the 60s. 69 degrees roxborough, 66 degrees in cole henderson. 74 deees in raleigh and areas that have been dry all morning long. 82 degrees in yetteville, 82 degrees around clinton as well. gh storms, scattered storms for the evening drive home. make sure the you have the umbrella nearby. wet weather by 9:00 this evening. more rain chances again tomorrow. i will now those out to you and your complete forecast. >>> breaking news out of new york city. at least one firefighter has been killed after a house explosion in the bronx. the new york city fire department says six other firefighters were injured and investigators say firefighters leak. >>> in charlotte, protesters taken into custody as hundreds took to the streets for the seventh consecutive day in the wake of last week's deadly officer involved shooting. >> we are going to have to recess. >> and he did calls for resignations during the city council meeting, taking their demands straight to ci

two pressure cooker bombs in new york city. a cluster of pipe with explosive inadvertently triggered by the bomb squad. it was first discovered by two homeless men. >> i said, we need to go to the police station right now. i said, what's wrong? he said, that's a bomb. >> reporter: tonight here outside the family home, federal investigators say there's no indication the suspect may have built his bombs inside the home, or that more may be placed throughout this community. the suspect is expected in court next week. lester? justice correspondent pete williams. given what the fbi knew two years ago, why wasn't rahami on a watch list? >> the fbi insists tonight it did a thorough assessment two years ago, that it checked government databases, did interviews, but turned up no suggestion of any terror connection. ushd the government's rules for putting a u.s. citizen in the terror database there must be reasonable suspicion someone is a terrorist. as far rahami's travel to pakistan and afghanistan, including areas where taliban influe

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two of them have serious injuries. earlier this morning, the three officers were right outside this qt investigating when the driver of a maroon car drove right at them. the guy got out of his car and -- the third officer who was paramedics rushed the officers to nearby hospitals and the suspect was also taken into custody and taken to a nearby hospital. he'll be booked after treatment. investigators are trying to figure out if he tried to target these officers or if this was a random attack. police think that impairment was a factor in all of this. >> my goodness. katie, we also got updated in the newsroom. the injured officers were rushed to saint joseph's hospital. we've seen several officers arrive holding vigil. two of the officers have serious but non-life- threatening injuries, one with a head injury and one with broken bones, and the third officer who fought with the suspect has minor injuries, updates throughout the morning on this breaking story. >>> of course our thoughts are injured. good morning to you and

in theboxes are two stories. jennifer's life, and the life and actions of someone posing of her. >> after a burglar stole her wallet and i.d. in 2000, she spent hours fighting fraudulent charges. in recent years she had to defend herself against more serious charges. >> i called over there, and it was like committed a crime, everything else, you need to come to the station, and i said i'm in new york. and she is like oh, really? so now you're a felony. >> they issued an arrest warrant for someone in jennifer name, but jennifer was able to clear the record showing evidence. in this case she had a good alibi. she was in labor, in new york, at the time the incident happened in california. >> look, i'm giving birth. >> her frustration did not tlend. jennifer says she still got calls about crimes that she or someone using her name committed. plus new bank and credit accounts she never opened. the tax board contacted her employer in order to took her pay. >> how do you look at a credit report and show that i have two b

. >> two people shot outside a bar in worcester. witnesses describe the panic as bullets were flying. >> dead birds falling from the sky in boston. >> an emergency landing blamed on a seemingly drunk passenger. what the pilot says he was doing to the flight crew. >> a decision expected today o the big move from boston's top brass ahead of that ruling. it's on the eye for this friday morning. >> this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> also on the eye this morning, preventing keepsakes from becoming clutter. the service that pares down the file without getting rid of everything. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price still with >> i can relate to this story. oh, man. >> got a lot of kids' artwork? >> you want to keep some of that stuff. >> i can't throw that away. >> this will help you then. >> my mom saved my poster from the first grade. >> you have yours, too? >> this is going to help everyone. >> i'm looking forward to this. hey, warm start this morning. everybody's back at school. it feels like summer. temperatures in the

>>>right now on news channel 8 at 6:00. >> two major environmental issues in tampa bay, now two state investigations. >> first, we blew the lid off the dirty little secret local leaders are steaming mad. they found out about the sink hole from us. >> plus the hammer drops at st. pete city hall. the punishment for two employees at the center of a sewage scandal. good evening. >> thank you for joining us. we begin with breaking news tonight. in an 8 on your side story we've been digging into for weeks, governor rick scott now ordering the d.e.p. to investigate that sewage dump that following hurricane hermine. meanwhile, heads are rolling over the sewage scandal. mayor rick announced he is taking two employees off the job. 8 on your side's mark douglas is now live in st. peters burger with the breaking developments. mark, my understanding is these are not low level employees either. >> well, to the contrary, they are among the two highest ranking people at city hall working for the mayor. let me turn your attention to the se p of all this. the mayor has replaced his water resource direc

they also require two people to be present to count cash... and keep it in a kenosha police are looking for the suspects who robbed three banks. and the crimes may be connected. all three banks were robbed in a span of 35 minutes yesterday afternoon. the suspect hit the chase bank on washington road first-- then, another chase bank on 6th avenue.... and ended at the johnson bank on 60th street. police say the suspect description appears to be the same man-- but he would've needed to act fast. the first location was robbed at 1:56. he then went more than 2 miles away-- hitting th the third location-- another 2-and-a-half miles away at 2:30. no one was hurt in any of the cases. a former milwaukee police officer -- in trouble with the law again. gilberto collado - was tazed after he tried to run from a traffic stop. it happened last week near 10th and layton last week. in his car, police found a stolen pistol that appeared to be modified for smoking crack cocaine. last month, collado was arrested near police say when he was taken into custody-- h

two teens were it but expected to be okay. one shooter and a group inside one of the cars were detained. they are not looking for anyone in connection with two deaths in sun city. investigators were out for hours yesterday. we have the little information. all police have confirmed is that two people were found dead inside a home. we will work to get those details. or >> a memorial is lighting up the night sky in new york city. the 9/11 memorial museum tribute in light first debuted in 2002, six months th attacks. it shines bright over lower manhattan every year on this anniversary. it is made up of 88 searchlights positioned to represent the twin towers. >>> tempe beach park transformed into the healing field to commemorate the september 11 anniversary. leon henriquez was there as hundreds gathered for the candlelight vigil>> reporter: it was actually the closing ceremonies for this event, that a soldier showed her respect to the special way. hundreds gathered tonight at the park to remember and pay tribute to the many who los

for two reasons, because the two boys do not know each other, and police have not even issued any public alert yet after friday's incident, so the second boy had no idea what had happened just four days before, maybe the same guy in both cases. >> oh, man. >> chris, lauren? >> steve, thank you. >> crews make a disturbing discovery in the ruins of apartment fire in east germantown. >> among all of the debris and ashes, the body of a man who investigators say was stabbed dozens of times. dave kinchen standing out live from police headquarters for this story. hi, dave. >> hi, lauren, chris, we've been in touch with homicide detective. we can tell this was disturbing fine for both philadelphia firefighters and police officers when firefighters responded to an apartment on the 500 block of east church lane germantown and put out fire this past monday, investigators say they found a dead man lying on the floor who was stabbed dozens of times. that's according to homicide detectives. police were called to the scene of course, right after firefighters put out the fire and made that discovery. in

two ambulances left this scene. we're working to get more information on the condition of those two victims, and we will keep you updated as soon as we learn more information. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> all right, thank you, and also breaking north korea is now confirming that it conducted a nuclear warhead explosion. effort to counter u.s. hostility, the test triggered a 5.0 magnitude earthquake. the fifth nuclear test explosion according to south korea. emily: we are expecting a ruling on the fate of the boston police body camera pilot program. the union is fighting a plan to force 100 officers to be a part of it. eight members of the command staff are wearing the cameras as a show of support to commission bill evans. >> testimony underway testing right nowte birds fell from the sky in dorchester. this happened yesterday on bakersfield. a person's cat also got sick and had to be euthanized, health experts say that there is no reason for humans to be concerned. >> this morning a suspicious death in n

two touchdown passes, two for ishmael zamora and two for chris platt. the bears giving themselves breathing room. kick it away and barry sanders the deep man. thigh will start inside the five yard line. if baylor can keep the lead, look at the road ahead for bears sponsored by coors light. whatever your mountain, climb on. >> joel: part of the reason this was a big game for baylor, is their next two opponents. with all due respect to iowa state and kansas, those are games that baylor should win. there is a possibility they could go in the texas matchup as undefeated team, near or inside the top ten in the country. >> gus: first down and ten for o.k. state. down 35-24. rudolph has to air out now. rudolph looking. check down. rennie childs. childs breaks a tackle. puts up a first down. gets the block. gets over the 30-yard line to the 32. 17-yard scamper for rennie childs. >> joel: this is a dangerous play to be for a qrt we had an injured bade lor bear down -- baylor bear down. looks like number 18, chance waz. the juneer backup safety from pflugerville,

two men called police coming out of the package. statement police responded, checked it out and looked at it. they said they may throw him to examine even further. it could be suspicious and it could be a life bomb. cheryl: one day after a pipe bomb next to canceling a cherry 5-k run. authorities was that the two incidents were connected. isis claiming responsibility for a minnesota mall ipaq. just as a security guard stepped security guard stabbed and injured nine people at the mall in st. cloud on saturday made one reference to allah before carrying out the attack. >> we are investigating this as a potential act of terrorism. there's a lot we don't know. we don't know at this point in time whether the subject was in contact with government had connections with, was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. nicole: the suspect shot and killed by an off-duty officer. let's bring in bill galvin, former fbi assistant director in charge in new york. we would first like your take on what we see on three separate events. police looki

police shootings in two cities, charlotte and tulsa, and two black men dead. the shooting of keith lamont scott in charlotte yesterday sparked a night of violence. police say it all started when officers went to arrest another man and encouldered -- encountered scott instead. whap dispute, but thefrican american plainclothes police officer who shot scott is on paid administrative leave while an investigation is under way. davibegnaud is in charlotte. >> reporter: this video shot by a resident shows 43-year-old keith lamont scott on the ground after being shot by a police officer. it is the only visible evidence the public has seen. the shooting led to anger and overnight clashes between residents and law enforcement with rocks, bottles and tear gas flying. >> reporter: 24 hours after the shooting, and there are dueling narratives've what happened. an officer claims he saw scott inside of his vehicle with a gun. as the officer approached, police say scott got out of his car with the gun and refused to drop it when ordered. police chief kerr putney. >> he steppe

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two overdoses last night. it's nonstop. >> do you think it's an >>> the latest on the halted construction of the dakota access pipeline. a federal judge is said today work would resume on the pipeline because the permits did not violate federal law. minutes later, they agreed they will review the permits previously granted. >> it's bittersweet. you don't really know how to react. although it's good, it has been carry crude oil from illinois to north dakota passing through a native american reservation. >>> a driver told police he was pulling into a spot but couldn't stop the car. he was able to safely climb out through the >>> a scleshg recovering after -- clerk is recovering after an suv smashed into a store in connecticut. the ford explorer is backing away from the store that accelerates forward, smash up the front door. this angle shows the clerk getting the hit. she expected to recover. the man charged with reckless driving. >>> a high altitude, high pressure reserving in the french alps. winds tangled the

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on friday, two officers step down. during a news conference yesterday, trelka and waterloo mayor quentin hart said that's not the case. hundreds packed the city council chambers last night in support ot trelka. hart told reporters he wants trelka to focus on a community policing plan to rebuild trust in the city's police. " chief trelka and i through community meetings, best practices, outreach, conversations and a passion for this community have begun a process of community wide policing p toward regaining public trust that has been lost due to some of our short comings " " council members say they're unsure of what the exact changes of community policing will be. the city of waterloo settled multiple cases this year after lawsuits accused police officers of using excessive force. one of those came in january when the city agreed to a $2.5 million dollar settlement with the family of derrick ambrose jr. ambrose was 22. the city also settled 3 other cases recently. in 1 of them, an officer is accused of slamming a 17 y

authorities also arrested two other. hamrick is akeulzed of helping hide him. they escorted his body back to shelby. he leaves behind a wife and daughter. >>> breaking overnight about 11:00 last night a driver hit a person walking across north riley road. the victim was taken to the hospital. she was in critical condition. police have not released the victim's name or the driver's name. the highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash in orange county. tractor trailer and hit a pickup truck. the passenger in the van died. troopers say the driver of the van was driving recklessly. >>> now being investigated accused of raping a fellow student. u he's a student. photos showing her with bruises are evidence of rape. she claims the attack happened she admits she was drinking and she was 19 years old. despite going to the hospital, reporting the incident she says nothing has been done. as of yesterday she moved forward with self worn warrants. shortly after that they acknowledged the allegations and also identified the accused as allen artist a linebacker on the fo

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police are investigating it as a possible homicide. >>> after two days in the hospital, two legacy high school coaches are going to be back home this morning and they are back home this morning, coach matt krupa is in the hospital following sunday's fatal school bus crash at dia. head ac another coach kyle rider were able to leave denver health on tuesday. the coaches and several players were taken to hospitals sunday night after their bus driver crashed the bus. she was killed in the accident. the school does plan to play its homecoming football game on friday night. the teams defensive coordinator will serve as the interim coach. >>> a school bus driver at maryland risked her own life diving into fire and thick black smoke to save her student passengers. here is a look at the burning this happened there were 20 elementary school students on board when the fire started. the bus driver renita smith says it started with a brake problem and the fire spread quickly and within minutes the bus was covered in flames. the mother of two got all the kids off and climbed back inside to make sure

deserves say two officers -- detectives say two officers approached two suspects getting high on the corner. >> smokeying appeared to be -- smoking 57d to be marijuana -- appeared to be marijuanale. four shots by one of the males that was corned by in the back -- cornered in the back of the area where there is fenced in bricked in yards. miraculously police did not discharge their weapons during the confrontation, they were able to safely effect an arrest of the two suspects. >> reporter: this comes after a rampage in west philadelphia, that's where police sergeant sylvia young was ambushed in her car shot at by a mad man a staggering 18 times. that suspect was killed by police not before he shot another officer in the leg. the crime spre -- spree continues. a 22-year-old man is found lying on street shot in the arm. port richmond, investigators say three people were shot at the castor club parking lot. one man was hit ten times. in north philadelphia it's reported two men were robbed sitting in their car around 4:30 a.m. before the two suspects took off, the driver was shot in the h

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two bullets striking laylah in the head. despite the loss... school leaders hope the garden serves as a reminder of the joy little laylah brought to so many people while she was alive. "this is really a celebration of laylahs life. this is to make sure that we all remember that even though a very tragic event, we a lot of light into this world, this peace garden is inspired by her." the dedication begins at 6 oclock. other officers who worked on the case will be in attendance, as well as some of laylahs relatives. reporting live at northwest catholic school... madeline anderson fox6 news. -- and that means storms in some parts of our area... but the weekend is looking a little more clear... fox6 weather expert stephanie barichello joins us with more. weather scattered shower chances will continue through the evening - a few rumbles of thunder still some lingering showers into tomorrow morning, the biggest impact will be fog. tonight: foggy overnight. low: 64 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 3-7 downloading the fox6 storm center app. it's free and availabl

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two-yard began to the 40. he was the mchale award winner at arkansas. -- the mackey award winner at arkansas. actually, the chargers came into the game three at plus three. the colts have turned it over twice. and playing a desperate team live the colts, 0-2 coming in. the turnovers are critical. the missed extra point, which was significant in the game. and the effort by antonio cromartie to get a piece of the ball on the extra point, that was huge. kevin: false start. rich: young players. referee: false start, offense, number 84. five-yard still third down. kickoff jack doyle has had a lot of idealo thrown his way. the colts are 0-2 for a third consecutive season. they were 0-2 last year and eventually came to within one game of the division title. in 2014 they began 0-2, one five straight and made the a.f.c. championship game. they come in 0-250 today. gore, and he is trying to keep it alive. stopped at the line and no gain on the play. mebane. the chargers lost a time-out because flowers was injured. insid