it will establish a university police department, 19 officers will be trained to carry weapons, this mes after a two-year security assessment by the university. drexel, temple and upenn have already armed police officers on campus. >>> new information tonight about a doctor from south jersey found dead in a manhattan apartment. kirstin overdosed on cocaine and alcohol. she was originally from washington township in gloucester county, she worked as a dermatologist in new york. police questioned two men including one thought to be her boyfriend, neither is expected to face charges. >>> if you have a drone, you may have to register it with the government soon. a task force will create guidelines for a national drone registry in about a month. the goal is to get the program started before the end of the holiday season, when about 1 million drones are expected to be sold. incidents involving drones are on the rise. that puts the pressure on officials to better regulate them. >>> this cold snap's about to break, i'm watching when temperatures will jump into the 70s and how long warmer air w

. >>> zril a nova university has announced it will beef up security establishing a university police department. 19 officers will be trained to carry weapons, this comes after a two-year assessment. drexel, temple and the university of pennsylvania already have armed police officers on campus. >>> nine after 5:00. a conviction in the market street building collapse trial is giving families of victims some measure of closure. yesterday a jury convicted contractor griffin campbell on six counts of involuntary manslaughter, it rejected third-degree murder charges. campbell described himself as the scapegoat for the architect. the prosecutors say campbell controlled the work site and lied after the collapse about how the demolition was being done. >> unusual and complicated and lengthy case, we feel like the jury gave this case its every attention and we're very satisfied. we think justice was done on this case with this verdict. >> in 2013 a building under demolition on market street in center city collapsed onto a salvation army thrift store, killing six people. >> we're about two hours away from

my name is pete decena, i'm the chief of the university police department here at san jose state. my name is jose bautista and i'm a senior here at san jose state university. and i'm shannon cruz and i'm the student correspondent for the show. alright, thank you all for being here today. you know, we should set the table for this discussion by talking about real situations. shannon, you wanted to do this story because you've had some visual experiences. tell us about that. yeah, i've been on-- i've been on-- well, i've lived on the campus as a freshman in the dorms and i've been going to school since then and i've noticed in the dorms drug use is pretty popular. well, i've had experience with drug use-- came in contact with it in high school. so i noticed a lot of people that were in the dorms never did anything. they didn't know what kind of drugs-- what drugs were, pretty much. so living out here in the dorms, by themselves, i noticed a lot of my friends go into drug use, got into trouble-- drug use in the dorms. and, as i've just been getting older, i've just noticed it's pretty

university ramps up security on campus, setting up its own police force with armed officer. tonight a. good evening i'm jim rosenfield. villanova is making the move for a university police departmentf there's an emergency on campus, public safety officers, they have to call 911. nbc 10's rosemary conors joins us live with why radner's police chief is concerned about the process here. rosemary? >> reporter: he's got some questions. for example, what will the protocol be when it comes to handling a crisis to protect the 10,000 students who are here on campus? villanova is calling for about 20 of the 75-member public safety department to be police ready to act with force in the event of an emergency. >> you never know. even if a safe place it can happen. >> reporter: while oregon may be on the other coast, a recent mass shooting there hit home on villanova's campus where over two years ago the school began contemplating starting a campus police department. the increase in that kind of random active shooter violence contributed to the decision to move forward with sworn and armed officers. >> guns on campus? it does pose some problems, but increased safety i feel like it's worth it? >

arrested not only by orange county deputies but by officers with the 21 different city and university police departmentse county. sometimes these arrestees arrive fresh from a crime scene and deputies running the intake division might have little to no idea about their state of mind or propensity for violence. >> intake is a very dangerous place. you don't know who's coming in the back door. you know what they're being charged with when they're being brought in the back door but you really don't know who these people are. >> shortly after brian james arrived at intake, he tried to strangle another inmate, an alleged sex offender, to death. >> i'm not really proud of it but i won't lose sleep over it, either. >> since the attack, the jail's gang intelligence detail has been learning a lot about james. he's a member of a notorious orange county street gang called public enemy number one, also known as peni. >> he goes by the moniker blinky. apparently he has a little bit of an eye issue, he blinks quite frequently, peni blasted on his stomach and interesting on this dude, he had the death squad also under

lehigh university police department got auto mated external febrillators and gunnery sergeant cliffordude injured in the line of duty got all terrain wheelchair. this is the least they can do to say thank you. >> to be able to get back to communities that might need support is a great honor. >> october is public safety month and all firehouse subs locations asking customers to help donate one to $5 to help first responders. all the money raised goes to the firehouse subs public safety foundation which paid for today's gift giving. >> still ahead a hospital in jerusalem caught in the crossfire and conflict. >> bus attack leaves israelis and palestinians in need of help and car but that wasn't the end of the tension. what happened when their families found each other in the emergency room. >> and big changes at one of america's most polarizing magazines. what is happening to playboy the company says it has never done before. >>> major deal between the top two brewers on the planet the multi billion dollars merger in the works to create the world's largest beer maker. ♪ >> randy quaid is

protest at villanova university today, students taking a stand against bringing armed police officers to campus. the university announced this week that 20% of its public safety department will be trained to carry guns by next fall. nbc 10's jacqueline london is joining us live in our digital operations center. why are students so against this decision? >> jim, the villanova students demonstrating today say the decision to arm police officers is in response to fear. school officials did cite the recent shooting at a college in oregon and the fbi warning of its threat to local schools. students think establishing an armed school police force is a betrayal to the commitment of fostering trust, truth, unity, and love. the students also say they feel excluded from the decision making process. the school last hosted a public forum on the issue back in 2013. today students marched in silence around campus to make sure their voices are heard. >> i don't think it's a solution to the problem, and i'm not convinced that our whole student body would feel safer with the presence of an armed police force. >> the school sent a statement to nbc 10 saying they are very supportive of th

university in the delaware valley are trying to reassure students and staff by telling them they will have extra security and campus police on patrol tomorrow. supplemented by their local police department. live in university city. david henry, "channel 6 action live in university city. david henry, "channel 6 action news." sarah. >> thank you. >> developing news out of chester where four people were shot. this 457d 8:30 this evening on 21 street near edgemont and details are still unclear. window not know the extend of the victims' injuries and whether any port becomes available. >> moving on to the accuweather forecast and we finally saw peaks of sunshine late this afternoon and it was a welcoming sight after days of raw, nasty level of the week ahead is looking good. meteorologist melissa magee has a check of the accuweather forecast, melissa. >> walter we have something to look forward to, especially as we go throughout monday and the rest of our week week something to keep in mind there's a coas coastal flood advisory. manly areas in jersey. cape may, rehoboth in delaware minor flooding is a concern at the time of high and low tide. the issue most of our weekend has been guesty win

. >>> beginning next fall, villanova university will establish a campus police department. 19 officers will be trained to carry weapons. this comes after a two-year security assessment. drexel, temple and the university of pennsylvania have armed police officers on their campus. and happening today, we'll get our first glimpse at the results of a controversial standardized test in new jersey. the state's department of education will reveal the percentage of student who met grade level expectations on the park exam. individual results won't be released until november. teacher groups and parents have questioned whether the park scores are a valid measurement of student success? the classroom. and a local family is saying thanks for the outpouring of support they received since an unfortunate incident let the world know they were homeless. chosen 300 ministries provided by dinner to michael jones and his family last night. they were thrust into the spotlight after their two-year-old son was found walking alone in love park this weekend. turns out the family had no place to live so they sp

it happened over here, literally across the street from the university of delaware police department, they say a guy walked up behind the young woman, took her into a construction area over there in the dorm complex, he grabbed her, forced her over there. tonight police want other students to be extra aware now of their surroundings. >> i got scared, especially since it was so close to my dorm. >> reporter: university of delaware students got the emergency message on their cell phone that a man tried to sexually assault a female student very early thursday morning. she came out of a dorm alone after midnight and the attacker forced her into a dark construction area. fortunately, she fought him off. >> she essentially kicked him in the groin area and then was able to separate some distance and get away from him. the zipolice department has hundreds o

. >> beginning next fall villanova university will establish a campus police department. 19 officers will be trained to carry weapons, this after a two-year security assessment, drexel, temple and the university of pennsylvania with armed police officers on their campuses. a new survey finds many parents dond know how to find the emergency plan. nearly 40% of parents said there had been an emergency situation at their child's preschool over two years only 37% knew if a plan existed. many centers may be prepare forward these situations but emergency plans don't work well if the parents aren't aware of them. fill till school children in k-12 will have free access to google apps for education. students and teachers will use the tools to share home work. google apps are secure and private. >> the texas teen who gained national attention after a teacher mistook a clock for a bomb attended a special event at the white house. president obama made good on his invite, the 14-year-old, he was one of more than 100 guests invited to stargaze for astronomy might. all cameras were on him. asked whe

want to know, does it change behavior, not only our, the police department's, but community members. >> reporter: he's turning to the university of maryland psychology department to help study the effects of cameras during the county's trial period set to begin in march. >> what does the public think about it now? what do they think about it during and what will they think about it after? >> it's panasonic because of its video capacity. it was on recruits and a three-year program of 1,000 officers could cost $3.2 million. now there are questions about who will access the video and what is and isn't public domain. while the state and county officials try to figure that out, they're also working with citizens to get it right. >> i think they are taking them into account when they're doing research and it's great to hear they're working with the university of maryland. >> i applaud the department for going the extra step and doing all of the extra research. >> reporter: there is a state commission working with body cams and they have a deadline of january 1st, meanwhile, the county council and the police department, they're also

department is down about 200. in 2008, 357 people were recruited but in 04, only 190. philadelphia police are now campaigning to pick up recruitment. officers saying crew where is at newman university looking for applicants. >> i get a lot of recruit applicants in the the police department, you know what i mean, that makes you feel good. >> a big part of the push is also minority recruitment, 57 percent of the department is white and 78 percent are male. the the tenth hopes to attract more gender and racial diversity. >>> is there a renewed call for a minimum wage increase. "eyewitness news" at temple university campus where work are organized a public hearing. they are calling for a 15-dollar an hour minimum wage across the the state of pennsylvania. fast food, airport and other low wage workers spoke at last night's event. >>> meanwhile governor wolf is propose to go increase the the personal income tax by half a percent to help solve pennsylvania's three month budget impasse. the republican controlled house will vote on the democratic governor's proposal tomorrow, republican leaders do not believe it will pass. >>> well, fantasy foot the ball is facing a a huge scandal with alle

this happened during parent's weekend on its way which is right across from the bu police department. boston university student warned about an allegedsel assault that happened on campus. my first reaction i was shocked that would happen at our school. things don't usually happen at bu. we usually feel safe in the dorms. in the early hours sunday male student entered the victim's room at the student village building. he reportedly sexually assaulted a tee mail student then took off. i didn't something like this would happen at bu. disappointment. many are afraid the attacker another student. i think it's hard to get past security. i think it's someone who lived in the dorm. bu sent out text alert notifying them of what happened and reminding students to be on the lookout and report any suspicious activity. we will be sure to lock our door all the time. >>> they are asking anyone with information to call them. live in foxboro, 7news, "today in new england." boston children's hospital. another nurse there recognized mother and baby from the amber alert and called 911. tiffany was arrested on child endang

police say he appears to have a tatoo on his right arm. if you recognize him, you are asked to please call 911. >>> villanova university is turning its public safety department into a police force. it will have officers and security personnel. 20% of officers will undergo the same training as public law enforcement. the trained officers will carry firearms on campus. villanova says the trainless eggs will align them with most of their higher education peers, about 70% every all colleges nationwide have a police force. >> all right, update on breaking news. philadelphia police are investigating an overnight home invasion in kensington. two men wearing masks entered a home tied up a man and woman and then kidnapped a second woman to take money from an atm. a suspect has been caught. police are still searching for the second. all three victims are expected to be okay. >> the big question, is joe biden going to run for vice president. pole shows numbers before making up his minds. >> stay to up watch this game? now eagles top the nfc standing but not pretty game to watch. a lot of turnovers, fortunately, though, the eagles were able to capitalize on few bad deci

after the american civil liberties union studied nearly 60 different virginia police departments, including the university of virginia police and the frederick county sheriff's office and found an alarming lack of depth and uniformity. the study says only a few, 3 to 12% of some of the departments in a few categories do the following: require officers to inform members of the public when they are being recorded, prohibit the use of body warn cameras to film peaceful protests which are protected under the constitution, allow victims of crime to decline to be filmed. on the flip side when it comes to recording something different like a peaceful prott the virginia department of criminal justice services does not prohibit filming of first amendment protected activities. there are also other inconsistencies on those. they include whether to film in a school or outside or in other pieces of private property. that's why the aclu of virginia came out with several recommendations of what they feel should be included in a statewide body camera law. i'll tell you what some of those recommendations are in the next h

. >> and villanova university is a private university, so all of the funding for this police department will come out of their budget. they will still have radnor township police for assistance when needed. reporting live from villanova campus annie mccormick for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a fund created for the family chose toddler was found in the park, part of the money from wawa. a $3,000 check to chosen 300, and a septa officer found a 2-year-old safe after the boy walked away without his parent's knowledge this weekend. the $12,000 will help the family cover housing for a year. some of the money wawa donated will also help chosen 300 pay for resources that they used during the world meeting of families. >>> it is eagles-giants at lincoln financial field and as fierce a rivalry. and the closer to new york, the more giants fans are there. and chad pradelli watching the game at a sports bar in new jersey where eagles and giants fans simply have to co-exist tonight. >> hey jim, since the opening couple of minutes it has been all eagles, scoring 24 straight points leadi

police. covering the corridor in university heights, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at five. new tonight at five, a man who is suing the waterloo police department is now in jail. jail.jovan webb is facing multiple charges from a shooting at the new world lounge two in waterloo in april. april.police say an sergeant approached webb outside the - hitting the sergeant several times.the sergeant dove away from the car - and other officers say it appeared he was being dragged by webb.two officers fired shots at webb as he drove away.webb has since sued the department saying he was trying to get away from a plainclothes officer because he didn't know him.all of the officers have been c cared of wrongdoing. the waterloo police department is mourning the loss of a fellow officer tonight. officer adam liddle died suddenly yesterday from a quote "unknownwnmedical trauma." the three year veteran had worked a shift the day before his death.his day will be reviewed to see if it meets criteria outlined in the hometown heroes act as a line of duty death. officer liddle leaves behind a wife and ten- year-old son. thousands of prisoners convicted of drug charge

the boston police department, boston bruins, and northeastern university were among the proceeds go to the american cancer society. pretty interesting challenge there. excitement this week for star wars fans. emily: the tickets available today and what's revealed in the newly released poster. amazon cracking down on its website. the steps the retailer giant is emily: brrrrr. cindy: in a word, brrrrr. so the record low for this morning in boston is 28. although we're in the 20's in the suburbs, we're not in the 20's in boston yet. notice how we've been dropping the past 12 hours. the freezing mark in boston, happened. randy: we've got you beat in 27. emily: you can keep your record. cindy: let me show you the mornings the next few mornings. this is the coldest morning of the week in boston. keep in mind an average low this time of year at least in the city should be about 45 degrees week. but a warm-up is coming here midweek. our best chance of rain this week comes in on thursday. mainly clear. one exception here. you can see the outer cape all the way down to nantucket. a strip of ocea

the oakland police department is working with stanford university on an even more in depth study on law enforcement and racial bias. that report could be released as early as december. >>> tonight we have some new numbers that prove all that water you've been saving is paying off. statewide we cut back by 26% in september, but not everyone. east bay mud just named some of its biggest water hogs and tonight one of the guys on the top of that list tells da lin wait a minute. that is not right. >> reporter: a pool, a green lawn and a nice front yard, but homeowner mike carvin says it doesn't take 9,000 gallons a day to maintain his alamo home. >> i care and from the publicity, the way the media came across i've got people livid at me for something that they don't know the facts about. >> reporter: east bay mud released a new list naming 1,000 water wasters. mike carvin is second on the list. his latest bill says he used 9,066 gallons a day. pens and all, the bill? 6 -- penalties and all, the bill? $6,300. >> i was blown away and i hurt wasting water. that was my pain wasting water more so

he graduate police department the university of san francisco in 2004.his sister tells us he loved being a pilot. sareen was flying an f-18 fighter jet like the one we are showing you here. he was returning from a six-month deployment when his plane went down yesterday in farmland just northeast of london. witnesses describe seeing a fireball moments after the crash. five other u.s. planes with sareen were safely the diverted to a nearby air base. british and american investigators are looking into the crash. >>> a disturbing drug trend as a growing number of students are taking part in skittles parties. they are sampling various prescription pills and cold medications. ktvu alex savidge is here to explain how these can have serious consequences. >> just in the past couple of weeks, five marin county high school students have overdosed. school administrators and health officials. they are warning kids there about the dangers of abusing these medications. it seems more and more kids are getting high at so-called skitt elections parties. teens get ahold of

. >>> villanova university public safety department will transition into a police force.he department will have a combination of security personnel and police officers with 20% of officers under going the same training as public law enforcement. the trained officers will carry firearms on campus. villanova says this transition will a line them with most of their higher education peers. about 70% of all colleges nationwide have a police force. >>> the homecoming king of queen at central bucks south high school are in extra big deal this year. video of them is sweeping the internet and tonight, our diana rocco shows you why. >> perfect. >> reporter: central bucks south senior nick magee is still beaming from his homecoming king win. >> it felt great. >> reporter: youtube video posted by his sister that has more than 1 million views, it's half time at cb south homecoming game and the winners are being announced. nick hears his name. runs over to the stands and starts leading them in his favorite cheer. >> i believe that we will win. >> the crowd goes wild chaning back. he ru

devil in the white city, the first inkling i got was at the university of chicago, and a number of chicago police department homicide cops turned out. i didn't do anything. they came to hear the talk. and there was a bunch of these guys and it was a packed house. during the question and answer period, a guy gets up and those who recall the story, chicago won the right to do the world's fair over new york and washington. and this guy gets up, a classic guy, kind of gnarly, and he says i just have one question, you know chicago gets the fair, new york and washington don't, who put on the fix? the kicker is the guy turned out to be the alderman for hide park. >> be careful with your questions. this is a fantastic book. i cannot pick my favorite erik larson book. devil in the white city is way up there and when i reread to like i do every couple years it risus to the top and then every couple years he as a new book that tops that. this things hit the book so effectively. harris swam from the ship. quote i had no feeling of feet when i went overboard. he felt as comfortable as if he had simply entered a swimming

. >>> a local university says it will bring in armed police officers to pro patrol campus next year. villanova university is now in the process of creating its on campus police department. it will be a combination of security officers already with the school and some police officers who have completed extensive training. about 15 to 20 officers in the new 75 member department will carry guns. the first police officers are expected in place when classes start in the fall of 2016. villanova has been considering these changes for the past two years. >>> eagles fans are flying high after yesterday's win against the giants. the birds are now three-three on the season so what's this mean for their the rest of the seas season. >> fox 29 howard escape is live at chickie and pete's in south philly. high, howard. >> well, right now, it means they're in first place. >> there you go. >> a win means they're still relevant for the rest of the season. that's important because a loss especially in the division i think would have been a crush cher. so now they're not zero-three in the division. they beat the giants, and they had to win a home game against one of these division teams th

to use them to restrain suspects and more...making them a more universal tool over the baton.. "( sgt. casey day / anderson police department ) "these were kind of designed with a different goal in mind to be more of a control weapon, but like i said, it's not like we can't use these as a control weapon. they work really good as an impact weapon, but we try to emphasis a control tool over impact."" elias: the officer added the nunchucks can be used to also block attacks...the department is training all of its officers on how to use them. all: time for another short break...but when we come back, with halloween just days away, there are alot of pumpkins being dressed up to scare....but we'll see one that's a bit more political. most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green after quite a bit of rain we had to deal with today, but with a cold and windy price! we are going to stay cloudy today, and other than a few light showers swinging through mainly northeastern iowa, most of us should remain dry today. the winds w

more...making them a more universal tool over the baton.. "( sgt. casey day / anderson police department ) "these were kind of designed with a different goal in mind to be more of a control weapon, but like i said, it's not like can't use these as a control weapon. they work really good as an impact weapon, but we try to emphasis a control tool over impact."" elias: the officer added the nunchucks can be used to also block attacks...the department is training all of its officers on how to use them. all: (reax) sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's reena ninan and kendis gibson with tech bytes. techbytes: in today's tech bytes...in today's tech bytes... in today's tech bytes... apple, just keeps right on selling >>> hey this in today's "techbytes," apple just keeps right on selling. the tech giant said it just another quarter record earnings. >> and ceo tim cook sounded an optimistic note, saying he expects healthy iphone sales during the holidays >>> good news if you're clumsy with your phone, motorola's new

villanova's new plan calls for nearly a third of the university's public safety department to enroll in a police academy and then carry a gun. but students say the move is a bad fit for their school and they say they're concerned about how the decision was made. "action news" reporter john rawlins was on campus today and he'll have much more from villanova coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> police in bensalem are looking for the man who robbed a gnc store at gun point. this is a surveillance picture of the suspect coming up right there. police say he walked into the store on street road last night just before 9:30. he pulled a gun and demand the cash from the register, then he grabbed it and ran off. police are asking anyone who recognizes him to call them immediatelily. >> right now hurricane patricia is barreling towards mexico's south western pacific coast as a very dangerous category five. now, this is a satellite image of the huge storm. it's packing extremely high winds and is said to pose a triple threat when it comes to shore in mexico. let's go over to meteorologist cecily tynan at the "act

the boston police department, boston bruins, and northeastern university were among the participants. proceeds go to the american cancer society. randy: a chill on the charles for the regatta this weekend. thousands bundled up along the banks of the river while rowers braced the conditions for the head of the charles race. every year the regatta draws 11,000 athletes to test their rowing skills against the world's best. some 400,000 spectators watched the signature event this year. emily: a sure sign of winter. maine ski resort sunday river opens today. there's no real snow just yet, but the resort started making some on saturday. this year's opening day is about two weeks ahead of schedule. you can understand why when you see these temperatures we have this morning. randy: perfect for making snow. cindy: you've got it. when boston is below freezing, you know it's cold enough up in maine for sure. 31 degrees right now. clear skies. this is the coldest morning in boston since april 2. that's the last time we dipped below the freezing mark officially in the city. we don't just have the

the boston police department, boston bruins, and northeastern university were among the participants. proceeds go to the american cancer society. randy: a chill on the charles for the regatta this weekend. thousands bundled up along the banks of the river while rowers braced the conditions for the head of the charles race. every year the regatta draws 11,000 athletes to test their rowing skills against the world's best. some 400,000 spectators watched the signature event this year. emily: a sure sign of winter. maine ski resort sunday river opens today. there's no real snow just yet, but the resort started making some on saturday. this year's opening day is about two weeks ahead of schedule. you can understand that. randy: olessa, i know you're all excited about that. olessa: i'm going to pretend you didn't read that story and just talk about the roads. live look at 93 in somerville. lots of headlights starting to build. let's get to the maps and check out travel times. as you head north 93 south we do have an accident here in the final stages of clearing. this is by 110 so delays bac

police immediately. >> villanova university is adding armed police officers on campus. officials say they came to the decision after a thorough two-year process that included community input. about 20 members of the public safety departmentl serve as police officers. they will have access to 911 dispatch and crime data bases and will be able to detain people without permission. villanova students had mixed reactions. >> like other college campuses so if anything i think it will help people feel safer if there's threats in the future. >> if you want to go into what kind of atmosphere it will create. it will create a negative one because these people will have guns on campus. we've never dealt with that before. we really don't need it. >> the police department will be up and running in about a year. training will begin immediately. >> better than yesterday but still not great. >> no, i mean, it's chilly this morning. yeah, we are in the process of getting better. hey, it's october, you know, so it's going to be cool in the morning. storm tracker6 live double scan shows us that we're also dry. as we take a look outside we have sky6 and we're looking at penn's landing the ben franklin bridge and there will be plenty of sunsh

here live at bridgewater state the campus police department, as you can see they have increased patrols tonight as they investigate this crime and the university itself also says it's helping the victim helping her to get appropriate services and recover from this brutal attack. live in bridgewater jim smith wbz news. >>> all right jim thank you. new guidelines tonight for mammograms. changing who should get them, and when. for the first time in 12 years the american cancer society has actually updated its guideline. >> this also represents a big change from the traditional school of thought. our dr. marshall takes a closer look. >> i get my mammograms every year on a yearly basis. i've been starting since age 40. katrina harris 50-year-old mother of three was told that's society recommended. but no longer. for the first time in 12 years they are changing their guidelines to say women average risk should begin screening at the age of 45. get annual mammograms until 55 and then get them every other year. american cancer society are falling more in line with those of the u.s. preventive services task force. a group of experts that makes recommen

departments at colleges will not carry guns. that is fairly normal. if you have campus police at larger universitiess, they will have guns obviously because they're law enforcement officers. to put guns in hands of all security departments around the nation, is not feasible, nor is it something that's really recommended by law enforcement. david: but it clearly became an issue jeff at the community college. it was discussed and apparently debated, fact they only had three training exercises the past few years? >> right. well,. >> there is a whole lot more to it than handing a person a gun. you have to have training. make sure the persons are qualified to use a weapon. all the security officers are. a lot of people, especially a place, you're not near a big city. you don't expect something like this to happen. you never know when it is going to happen but you're not expecting in that type of environment that you're going to need to have armed security officer. david: you're not. on the other hand they had a shooting at a high school back in 2007. it is a gun-free zone. i would suspect vulnerability o

university pulled the plug on veishea. how leaders are trying to replace that tradition... and how students are reacting... in the clear... the des moines police department says one of its own was justified in shooting an unarmed man. we'll show you the dash camera footage from that night... it's tuesday, october 20th. first on thirteen... we're getting a look at the moments leading up to a des moines officer shooting an unarmed man to death... it comes after an internal investigation by the police department... clearing that officer of any wrongdoing. it all started in june... when 28 year old ryan bolinger pulled up next to a traffic stop. police say he got out of his car and started acting erratically... before speeding off... a chase ensued... before bolinger made a u turn... and came to a stop. that's when police say he charged towards officer vanessa miller's car... prompting her to shoot. ... roll over on your stomach. police chief dana wingert said miller was justified to shoot bolinger through her squad car window. a grand jury had already come to that decision in august. in an interview with the "des moines register"... wingert said "the squad

university student was carjacked at gunpoint overnight in north philadelphia. police are searching for the suspects. >>> charles ramsey will retire from the philadelphia police departmentction from those who he worked with. >>> a pizza woman got a tip and it couldn't come a moment earlier, we'll show you the surprise on tape. those stories and more coming up on "action news" thursday morning. cuba's famed buena vista social club. >> last night it was a bill jammed with a-list artists making the 50th anniversary of the arts and the humanities act. here's abc's arletz signs. >> reporter: james taylor, queen latifah and usher serenading president obama and the first lady. ♪ whoa ♪ oh merry mercy me >> people sometimes ask me what the biggest perk of being president is, number one is the plane. [ laughter ] number two is he comes to my house all the time with his guitar. >> reporter: before singing in front of the most powerful leader some met a few of their future proteges. michelle obama hosted middle school children at a workshop where they heard from trumbo shorty and the great smokey robinson. >> and i'm sure none of these folks up here ever dreamed that they'd be pla

is one of the ten officers in the department's recruitment unit reorganized to hit the streets, and fill more police booths. tuesday, they went up to newman university, in aston for a few hours of service. they get 15 applicants, the cruz said first they will look for quality. >> i like to help people. i come where we all care about each other. >> i think it would be good for me. >> reporter: as a recruit hope for a commissioner looking for help. >> we have to find a way to overcome it and be able to fill our ranks with quality people that really want to serve others. >> reporter: and a win for the officer, in the trenches. >> out there recruiting, and applicants in the police department, you know what i mean. it makes me feel good. >> reporter: commissioner ramsey also says a big part of the push is minority recruitment, at last check, 57 t white, 33 percent black, 8 percent hispanic and 78 percent were male. reporting from the philadelphia police headquarters, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", free, 3-d mammograms for pennsylvania women. we will tell you how governor tom wolf is making it easie

university campus is a gun-free zone. we have a fully accredited police department on our campus. >> do you know what the condition of theo are in the hospital is? >> i don't at this time. i'm actually waiting for updates on the conditions of the victims. we will be holding a press conference at 6:00 a.m. arizona time. >> at 6:00 a.m. will it be campus police or is it the local arizona police? >> i expect our police department will be able to release more details during the press conference and they will be working with the flagstaff police department as well. >> we understand there are 20,000 students that go to northern arizona university, even the flagstaff campus, i believe. you can correct me if i'm wrong. were they all sent an alert? what's happening? >> we do have 20,000 students on our flagstaff campus and we did send out multiple alerts via text and we sent out alerts via social media. >> what did those alerts tell people to do? >> the alert notified the subscribers that there was an active shooter incident and there were updates subsequently sent out to let them know the location that they needed to avoid and w

campus police departments are telling them, many of those departments are working with local law enforcement agency high school this order to step up patrols around those college and university campuses. doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> turning now to flooding frustrations at the shore. here is a live look at cape may where you can see the effects of the high tide from earlier this afternoon. let's check in with brittney shipp. and are people finally going to get a break? >> things are already starting to improve. the coastal flood warning expired at 6:00 p.m., still an advisory in effect until midnight. so it's really not affecting atlantic city. cape may is under the coastal flood advisory. and our main concern is it's going to be minor tidal flooding for low lying roads and also this will occur after high tide for a few hours heading in to the evening. so once this advisory expires and we won't have as many coastal flood concerns. we're still dealing with the wind speeds, 32 miles per hour in atlantic city. up to about 30 miles per hour in wildwood and up to 37 in georgetown. but even the wind speeds will start to subside as we head into the rest of tonight and into tomorro

university's adding another level of campus security. the school announced it will create its own police department with some officers undergoing the sameraining as public law enforcement. the new police will carry firearms. they will have other defensive equipment as well. villanova says the change is part of an ongoing effort to improve student safety. school officials made that decision after two years of research and input from community members. >> a group of senators in new jersey say they have a plan to jump start the economy. today senate president steve 15 sweeney announced he's commissioned a half dozen democratic senators to focus on investing in six areas that he says are essential to improving the economy. the legislation will cover transportation improvements early childhood education and college affordability. >> not only to jump start the state's economy but to make investment in turning new jersey into a place where people want to live work and retire. >> now money to invest in these projects could come from tax hikes and by reallocating existing revenue. >>> two main candidates running to be philadelphia's next mayor w

universities this afternoon has come and gone without incident. however, it was disruptive to the school day. campuses across the delaware valley added extra security patrols, aided by the local police department. some students decided to skip places. the f.b.i. alerted the schools to the threat over the weekend. posted on the same internet message board awearing of an impending attack before an attack at the community college last week. >> and a woman accused of injecting heroin into her 14-year-old boy and a 16-year-old boy. jessica riffey supplied the drugs injecting them into the two teenagers. officials say it happened on numerous occasions and the teenagers also snorted heroin provided by riffey's boyfriend. he is behind bars in lieu of $50,000. and the continuation of the startling rise of heroin, and nora muchanic has the story. >> this is the story we are hearing again and again and again. >> the story is heroin and lawmakers are trying to keep up with its destruction. >> this is the epidemic that we are facing in our communities, all across this area. >> today montgomery's first assistant district attorney kevin steele announced the names of five minute with a ring targeting addicts

police department for booking. he ran from the cruiser, scaled a chain link fence and took off. police tell us he is not considered dangerous. frank: right now the harvard university campus on alert. a student, the victim of a frightening assault, chased to her dorm. she managed to lock the suspect out but just barely. newscenter 5's mary saladna spoke with her last night. >> if you're afraid, if the situation tells you to run away from it, you need to. mary: we're protecting her identity but telling her story. a harvard student's close call just off campus here at the holdren green housing complex. it happened friday morning around 5:00 a.m. as she took her five-month-old puppy out for a bathroom break. she was just leaving the green when a beat-up minivan pulled up. >> i started to get a sick feeling in my stomach, and i trusted my gut and started walking as fast as i could back to the apartment. lead to my building, i paused to turn around and there was a man running full force at me. mary: at that point the student ran to the door, frantically unlocked it, and dashed inside. >> got up to the first landing in time to turn around and see him throw the full weigh

police. >> allegations are swirling this morning that, withers would clean up after sporting events at cla were underpaid. the labor department said the 1 building services is to blame, not the university. performance first employees say they often worked 16 hour days but were denied overtime pay. state law requires them be paid 1.5 times the regular pay for overtime. performance first has not forked. cal said the university is independently reviewing the claims. >> two more deputies have been placed on leave after two inmate deaths at the county's main jail. abc7 has learned town 100 inmates have complained while under review. the sheriff smith said she has moved key investigators to an off shiite location because of the sensitivity of the information. in all, eight deputies have been removed from the jail since inmate michael tyree was found dead in the cell. three gars have been charged in the death. today is the start of a program to help millions of california drivers whose licenses were suspended because of unpaid parking tickets, cutting fines dramatically. our news reporter joins us from olympic boulevard in walnut creek to explain how it works. >> running a red light and getti

university's core values. today's protest included a silent march across campus. this is pushback to the plan where 19 of the 75 member villanova public safety department would get police academy training and carry guns starting next fall. the protesters some of whom placed inscriptions promoting nonviolence on this banner say they are aware inmany schools have armed officers but say it would be a bad fit for villanova. >> we talk about our values here and i don't see how bringing guns into our community has any -- adds anything to us. >> i think it's a response in fear and i don't think guns are a solution to guns. and i don't think that this alliance with the catholic values of this university. >> reporter: the protesters want the decision to arm officers to at least be put on hold and then to be able to meet with university president father peter donahue. some of the group want more. >> primarily to demand a repeal of the policies that father peter and the board of trustees has put in place to arm the department of public safe advertisement but others on this campus of 10,000 say they are comfortable with the proposed arming of officers citing threats and mass shoot

university. the entire men's cross-country team suspended from a meet last month. some students have been charged now with hazing and alcohol violations by the school, not the lawrence township police department. >>> a dog fighting bust in chester county and the spca says it's the first arrest under a new state law. officers searched the home in parksburg and found dog fighting equipment used to train fighting dogs, officers took five adult pit bulls and seven pit bull terrier puppies from the home. the new law that went into effect this year makes it illegal to have animal fighting paraphernalia. >>> still to come on nbc 10 news at 6:00, riding the rails and rude to others. the new campaign to curb rude behavior. brittney? >> and bundle up, it's going to be a chilly and even frosty weekend. all the details, how cold it's going to get coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino in

that is kind of the universe of the type of code enforcement we bring with the various agencies and the police department. i want to reiterate for the members of the public here that our office shares the frustration and they can see us as a resource and funnel for reporting these issues. for criminal problems, the public needs to call the police department for 911 or the other number. for other issues, i recommend calling 311 and the hotline. no city agency can fix a problem if they don't know about it. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you and thank you for your very comprehensive overview of your work and i appreciate the examples you have given and the progress we've made on some of the properties in the district. as a supervisor and legislator, that part of the enforcement or the executive part of the city, i'm always wanting to figure out what it is i can do to help. are there ways that when you come to do your monthly meetings, are there ideas that come forward about particular policies that could help code enforcement people people to do their work to add tools and teeth to your effort. >> both pol

police department would have to monitor it. and so i think it would be preventing cases like brock turner's case. >> brock turner is accuse fd of raping a woman last january. cal says universitycials have been receptive to their efforts but is hoping to speed up the process. she's been told that some environmental issues have to be addressed before any changes can be made on that path. >> well, will he or won't he? we're live in palo alto where former president vice gore may talk about a possible run for president. so far, at least he's not saying no. >> in car was a flying missile. it launched from the other side of busy castro valley boulevard and flew across all six lanes and landed upside down in this optometrist's office. how high in the air? look at the tire print near the roof of the building. and the flying car brought a light pole along with it from the other side of the road. >> the sheer force taking out that pole, shooting it across the intersection. it was kind of an experience that i haven't seen. >> the car landed in the doctor's waiting room. it was 7:00 in theçó morning, b they weren't open for business. the two employees were here.çcdi they were not hurt, bu

department is taking care of the scene now. it was right here on tenth street. they immediately put the boy in the cruiser and rushed him to hahnemann university hospital. police say when they arrived, blood on the 14-year-old's clothes and looked like a handgun but police are confident it isn't the weapon that wounded him. that gun is likely a revolver that has not been found. here is the latest on the boy's condition. >> presently, he's inside the emergency room being worked on by doctors. he's got a gunshot wound to his forehead. he's never regained consciousness. he's in very critical condition. it's unknown whether or not he's going to survive. >> reporter: as far as the investigation is concerned, i just talked to philadelphia police. there are no suspects and know motive known and nobody saw this. that's why police are a couple blocks away reviewing surveillance video of a possible get away car. for now live in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> a toddler is seriously injured after a dog attack in toms river. over the scene as the 3-year-old was airlifted to cooper medical center. the attack happened at the child's home in the 100 block of 4th