i want to commend the ohio state university police department, the department of public safety for their actions to protect students, faculty in the wake of monday's attack. the steps to end the immediate threat of the university wisely activated the buckeye alert system which helped alert those on campus of the danger. the fbi led joint terrorism task force which includes the columbus division of police, of fire, the ohio state university police department and the franklin county sheriff's office has been working together to determine as much as possible about the attacker abdul or artan. this includes social media accounts and other materials. the joint terrorism task force and our partners have conducted dozens of interviews with family members, co-workers, neighbors and others. these efforts continue with an immense amount of local and federal resources being devoted to the investigation. at this time we are not aware of anyone else being involved in the planning of the attack and the investigation continues. it appears that artan may have at least been inspired by anwar al-awlaki an

i'm a police detective with the university police department. i'm here to talk about the legal aspects behind drinking. dr. kate sullivan, i'm a professor in the department of hospitality management and i teach a class called beer appreciation here on campus. i'm adrianne manseau, the student correspondent for this episode of equal time. i'm very happy that you're all here and that we're gonna have a candid conversation. and full disclosure, my father had problems with alcohol that directly affected my life and certainly hoi look at alcohol. and i'm touched by what happened to you. can you tell us a little bit more about what happened with your father? >> yes, my dad was 63 years old. healthy. had two jobs. he was on his way to work. he was walking legally in a crosswalk, when he was hit by someone who was driving under the influence. my dad spent three weeks in a coma and then he died a day before father's day. >> i'm very sorry. we're all very sorry about that. we hear these type of stories and tony, you deal with this as a police officer. how

officer rose was with the wayne state university police department for five years. he is the second officer to be shot and killed in the line of duty this week. an investigation is underway after a pinellas county pinellas county deputy shot and killed a man who was armed with a knife. deputies were called out to the duval park apartments in lealman wednesday night. investigators say the suspect, 43- year-old william beavers, who was said to be "drunk and belligerent" came at them with a knife. they told him to put it down, but he reportedly responded saying: you're going to have to kill me. deputy tyler green shot and killed him. people say beavers had medical issues. deputy green has been placed on paid administrative leave. another child has died from monday's school bus crash in chattanooga, tenneesee. that means a total of six students were killed. four children are still in the hospital. there is also some new information on the driver of that bus. alcohol and drugs have been ruled out... but investigators are looking into other possible factors, like excessiv

i want to commend the ohio state university police department and the department of public safety forir swift actions to protect students, faculty and staff in the wake of monday's attack. the officer involved took decisive steps to end the immediate threat and the university wisely activated the buckeye alert system, which helped alert those on campus of the danger. the fbi led joint terrorism task force, including the columbus division of police, the columbus division of fire, the ohio state university police department and the franklin county sheriff's office has been working together to determine as much as possible about the attacker abdul razak ali artan. these efforts include the detailed analysis of electronic devices, social media accounts and other materials. the joint terrorism task force and our partners have conducted dozens of interviews with family members, co-workers, neighbors and others. these efforts will continue with an immense amount of local and federal resources being devoted to this investigation. at this time, we are not aware of anyone else being involved in

this is a picture of the wayne state university police department webpage. this is a picture of him at a ceremony a few months ago. you can see on his bad she is wearing a thin blue line that go over badges when offices are killed in the line of duty. this is the 29-year-old the police state was shot in the head tonight. he is out of surgery. our last update on his condition was that he was in rape condition. now weav recovering and out of surgery. we are keeping a close eye on the situation. will have the latest information on our sister station cbs 2 news 10 attempt expect consumer alert as we head into the holiday season. karen fuller joins us with a warning about your social media. >> this one involves facebook. it's a secret sister gift exchange. it gives users to buy a gift worth $10 claiming that they people in return. remember if it sounds too good to be true it probably is. in this case it may be illegal. an important recall to tell you about before thanksgiving. craft heinz company is recalling pork gravy. due to an issue with mislabeling. there co

university police department says a woman was using a portable toilet near a bus shelter when a man forced open the door and attacked her. the attack was interrupted by friends of the victim. the suspect took off on a bike. >>> coming up, voters make their voices heard on a number of statewide and regional issues. >> that's right. talking plastic bag bans, issues that affect your daily life and the future of california will revisit some of the numbers coming up this morning. and wee sti tracng thresultof tn as t meases inll ofhll >>> digits 2016. the presidential race might be decided but we're still getting resultion on the propositions on the california ballot. a lot of local measures in those local measures as well. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us to break down some of those results. what a night. >> what a night and what a lead-up. this was the guide for folks in legislator county, 222 pages. in this one right now, we're going to take advantage of the top three. we're talking about gun control, the val co-measures, deciding the site in cupertino and sugary beverage tax. l

the northern arizona university police department is conducting a criminal investigation looking into officer bernard's actions. he has been with the flagstaff police department for three years. i'm nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." >>> no doubt the story it has a lot of you sounding off on your facebook page and some of the comments, brian writes for all you trying to back up the police with the woman that is much smaller than him there is no reason he should have ever put his hands on her other than to arrest her and last i checked you didn't have to punch an unarmed woman in the face to do that. >>> gary says you grab at a police officer you get punched in the face. keep your hands to yourself. designed to keep you and the officer safe and all will be well. >>> and miles writes i live in flagstaff and this officer help med and some friends when a man approached us and threatened to shoot us. and officer bernard i thought he was the most chillest and cool cop in flagstaff. such a nice and cool person went and did this. we like to know what you think. send us your feedback at facebook.co

. >> reporter: the officer with was the university police department. the 2-year vet shot and killed the knife-wielding suspect. >> the response was instant. >> reporter: he was a legal permanent residence, a logistics management major: he graduate college nearby with honors last spring and just transferred this semester. local, state, and federal authorities are involved in the investigation, which is obviously ongoing. osu will reopen for classes tomorrow morning. lesli? >> mola, thank you. >>> police are searching for the person who shot ask killed a 16-year-old on friday afternoon, brianna mcmullen was across the city. ellison barber has more. >> reporter: tonight residents received some good news from the acting police chief. he said detectives are close to solving the murder. >> we have significant information in the case, and we are very confident that we will be able to bring some of the people involved into custody. >> reporter: this meeting at st. caletta was schedule the more than a week because of the two shootings that happened last saturda

the northern arizona university police department is conducting a criminal investigation into officer bernard's conduct. his body camera video is expected to be released soon. nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." >>> four people are arrested after scottsdale polic search warrant in downtown phoenix. happened early this morning near 19th avenue and buckeye and we are told that those who are arrested are facing gang and gun related charges. >>> car crashes into a block wall in the west valley. no reports of any injuries. it's not clear why the driver lost control. >>> a "fox 10 news" alert this morning. skyfox over laveen where deputies are on the scene after the discovery of a body found in 67th avenue and southern. >> not many details at this time but detectives are just arriving on the scene so they are just getting involved in this. the investigation getting underway. a condition right now on the body is unknown. we were going to continue to follow the story and keep you posted. >>> black friday, one week from tomorrow. and you can expect long lines and big crowds and even some tempers to

if you have any information on this attack, you're asked to call the university police department. we have a crew headed to the scene and will bring you updates on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> in a tradition that goes all of the way back to last year, willie brown hosted an election day lunch in san francisco. everyone wanted to talk with the former mayor and assembly speaker about what many say has been the craziest presidential election yet. >> it's the most bizarre. i'm sorry that it's ending for those of us that love politics. we just love what's going on. >> the crowd was so big part of the street had to be blocked off. >>> you may have been waiting for this. the undo button on your iphone. it allows g-mail users to retract an embarrassing e-mail. users will have five seconds after sending an e-mail to click on that undo button at the bottom of the screen. the feature is now available on the new g-mail update. >>> we are heading back to new york city for an election update. stay with us. s== in ju hour... wcouldnow ourt >>> back to decision 2016. in just a few hours w

officer rosies first officer to be shot in the history of wayne state university police department. >deo shows a police officer saving a driver moments before a car goes up in flames. >> get out of the car. get out. >> this all happened in clay burn, texas outside of fort worth. officer arrived and quickly used a fire extinguish tore put out part of the fire and then pulled out the driver that was unconscious. minutes later the car burst into flames. the officer and that driver this morning are okay. >>> listen to this, police in cleveland say a man robbed a car dealership and then had guts to come back for an oil change. >> take a look 21 year-old joseph toews lor allegedly stole $6,000 in cash, even holding the finance manager and customer at gunpoint. well, five days later police say taylor was returning for an oil change, yes, only to be arrested. >> i feel like the judge says my life is worth $3,500 on this guy out on bail. >> reporter: he is now out, on bail, facing aggravated robbery charges. the that is unbelievable. >> not very bright. >> not bright but would i say bold at mi

he is a five year veteran of the force and works in the k-9 unit at the university police department. police are talking to a possible suspect. a former university of cincinnati police officer will be tried again in the shooting death of a black man during a traffic stop in july 2015. officer ray tensing was accused of killing sam dubose... but whether to convict ray tensing of murder or voluntary manslaughter. so the case ended in a mistrial a couple weeks ago. the state will request a change of venue. straight ahead - how a judge's ruling could change how millions of americans are paid... right before the holidays. plus - why data now suggests wisconsin could flip the white house blue this january... if clinton challenges results. and where milwaukee common council members are banning watching the fox 6 wakeup news. rain continues as an area of low pressure moves across our region. we remain mild with highs in the low 40s. we should dry out as the low exits overnight but we stay cloudy with lows in the upper 30s. for those traveling today and tonight, snow is likely for northern wis

university. police department. l. work to. boston boston police. and you probably have some. you i can there no device sore person cause harm. that's threat. whatever it is. not val let at the will be going painstakingly through that building. sometime we do 2 or 3 times to make sure we didn't miss anything. to make sure whatever was threatened that they either addressed that threat and nit gate or they prove it was not credible threat. information so far has been hard obviously police have a bigger concern right now whatever that may be. but because you are dealing with a college atmosphere lot of students and lot of concerned paren as you pointed out what point will more information sort of come out so this is can explain to people here's what's dealing with and maybe calm the fears. of those parents who have kids at bu? >> we work with a college universities this is big challenge. you want to get information that's out that's accurate you to give. however, within 15 minutes situation like this does change. you want issue alert saying, still on going police presence. . stil

. >> the 28 -year-old officer is being credited for stopping the the ohio state university police department just under two years shot and killed at a man when he failed to follow orders to put down his weapon. the osu president says the officer was able to stop the suspect within roughly a minute students barricaded their classroom doors in an effort to keep the attacker 081 cause problem chairs at on campus you acted heroically during the terrifying time. >> we have quite a few military men in our class who are actually all standing by the doors keeping us safe. feeling pretty good about that. >> the attacker was the ohio state students and a permanent resident. law enforcement officials say on facebook he attacks on muslims. it took the officer three shots to take him down there was a nearby gas leak he had gone week he had gone to investigate which helped position him so closely so he could respond to that attack so quickly. saving probably a lot of lives there. >> absolutely. no doubt. a news conference is scheduled for later today at ohio state we will have continuing coverage is more

he and works in the k-9 unit at the university police department. police are talking to a possible suspect. we're learning more about the driver of a deadly bus crash in chattanooga tennessee. 24-year-old john-tha-nee walker is in custody facing multiple charges. according to state records -- this is the second bus crash in two months walker has been part of. in april, walker got his bus drivers license. hurt in that incident. walker faces five counts of vehicular homicide -- reckless endangerment -- and reckless driving charges, after monday's crash. toss to weather. rain showers continue this afternoon with temperatures be careful traveling - especially north where snow is falling. rain wraps up around midnight tonight so dry and quiet conditions expected for thanksgiving. highs will range from upper 30s to low 40s. light snow is possible friday sunday night into the beginning of the week. temperatures gradually warm into the upper 40s by the end of the weekend. today: rain showers likely. high: 44 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy. showers ending

he joined the ohio state university police department back in january 2015. he was there on the scene in less than a minute from when this attack began. officers are praising him. the police chief saying he was heroic here and did exactly what he was trained to do. here on ohio state campus classes will resume again today students coming back after yesterday when they were canceled. everybody in shock. >> some of the social media pictures of students barricaded inside the rooms it really was frightening. >> the question many are asking what does president elect trump need to do to fighter>> reporter: -- fight terror in america. we have with root the people being radicalized, weed them out before they come into the country. >> there are cells here. these folks are here functioning within these larger communities. donald trump's team needs to go two-ways on this. look at those who are already here regarding the fact that the door has been opened, governor kasich has accepted an extraordinary number of somalis into ohio. he has to accept the responsibility of al

and i want to thank all of our partners including the ohio state university police department and columbusce and joint agencies on the task force for their work on this continuing investigation. we'll provide up updates as the information permits. i will introduce deputy chief mike woods. >> just a couple of comments to back up special agent buyer's. i am michael wood deputy chief with the homeland security division. we echo the thoughts of the fbi and express our sympathies to all of those involved in the attack on monday. we are grateful no innocent lives were lost and hopeful that victims am make a recovery. and we thank all officials who responded and our training and planning that we have done several years now came in to play and we were happy with the success and the response. as mentioned, our investigators assigned with the a ttf. and counter terrorism unit are working with the jttf to provide information on the background of the attacker and trying to work that time line of information if we can. from the club's police perspective. this is a two- part investigation. first part is

rose was with the wayne state university police department in >>> a sixth child died following that deadly school bus crash near chattanooga, tennessee on monday. ntsb is looking into why the driver johnthony walker diverted from an approved bus route at the time and he did not have alcohol or drugs in his system at the time of the crash. walker faces multiple counts of secular manslaughter. >> tia: the average american eat 4500 calories today, about that's a lot of food. here's how you can justify picking out. go to the cleveland annual turkey trot. laura demaria ran it last year, and you have time to sign up. the 5k takes off at 9:30 this morning outside of public hall on lakeside avenue. >>> a warning from tsa this morning and really it applies to people flying throughout the thanksgiving weekend. they put out a list of food items you can fly with. and casseroles are good to go. gravy, cranberry sauce and creamy dips don't make it through airport security. just so you know. we're looking out for you. >> samantha: i had no idea you could take food on an airplane. i didn't know that. >> n

police chief at uw-milwaukee--- thomas phillips, the police chief at northern illinois university--- kristen roman, a captain with the madison police department--- and john vinson, the police chief at the university of washington. former chief susan riseling, who retired in august. more news now-- evacuations have been ordered in six north carolina counties-- as at least 20 wildfires continue to burn. state officials say some of the blazes are suspected arson. the weather channel's mike seidel reports from the mountains of western north a grueling figh.involving fire crews from 5 states who have descended on the mountains of western carolina just a sampling of the more than ?5-thousand? firefighters and support crews... battling ?dozens? of wildfires raging across the southeast. "we just keep patrolling, walking, hunting for the hotspots. logs that are smoking. they'll cut 'em with dirt. and then try to snuff that out in that area to where we don't have to worry about, hopefully, no re-burns // that than get out and get to the structures just down the hill. relentless drought and record heat in the southeast have made conditions for fire. unb

officer is identified as 29-year-old collin rose, a five- year veteran of the wayne state university police department in detroit. >>> a colorado in court this morning accused of conning renters and stealing their identities. two years ago andre torres was indicted for running a scam to rent a condo that was not his to rent. the district attorney argued for prison time, but he was sentenced to community corrections. well, now the d.a.'s office says torres is scamming people once again. one victim did not want to be identified, but says she feels i really don't know what to think. i am just kind of -- i am worried right now what am i gonna do? i am angry because, i mean, everything seemed so real. >> investigators have charged torres' 76-year-old mother, elena romero, accusing her of tampering with the case by telling a witness to lie to investigators. >>> a man is in jail for pointing a loaded gun at kids who threw snowballs at his van. scheduled for a bond he today. he was arrested saturday afternoon in boulder. he told police he was taking a nap and scared by snowballs that were hitting his van, so

the university police department says a woman was using a portable toilet near the bus shelter when a man forced open the door and attacked her. that attack was interrupted by friends of the victim. the suspect took off on a bike. >>> a high surf advisory in effect until 6:00 tonight with waves reaching 20 feet. beachgoers are being warned to look out for sneaker waves and stronger rip currents. >>> this represents the second week in a row that we've seen that swell, rob. you've been tracking that closely. also seeing a swell in temperatures as things continue to be pretty warm. >> today we could get close to 80 in a few spots. if the warm temperatures want to make you head out to the coast, you caution the peak of this high surf advisory happening outside right now. let's show you some of the wave heights. wave heights of 18 feet which means breakers in those favorite spots like pillar point around half moon bay could get above 25 feet this morning. the high surf addvicsory throug 6:00. visibility down, about half mile in napa. patchy fog around santa cruz. as you' about to see, fair

university. the police department is aware of the ints is responsible. >>> it is the story making national headlines tonight, a flagstaff police officer on leave after he was caught punching a woman in the face. >> we owe marissa, the flagstaff community, the officer and the department a full and complete investigation. >> tonight that as well get something help from a prominent >> that officer says he was just defending himself after that woman kicked him in the groin. mike watkis has more. >> the woman categorically denies she ever kicked the man. it's the punch seen world. now this well known civil rights activist says the u.s. just department needs to get involved. >> is what kind of man can punch this woman in the face? >> reporter: phoenix civil rights activist jared moppin and colorful rights attorney benjamin taylor in flagstaff today taking up the cause of marissa morris, the 30-year-old flagstaff mom seen on this now viral cellphone video, being by 28-year-old flagstaff police officer jeff bonar. >> we know her civil rights have been extremely violated in this case, and she's a victim of p

you have the columbus police and the franklin county sheriff's office which is located not far from the university. you have multiple police departmentsich is located there in columbus, ohio. martha: ohio state university has 60,000 undergraduates. it's a sprawling campus for those who have not been there. and it's quite an operation to get your arms around this whole thing. we assume from the early reports, rod, that it is one shooter. is there any reason to think anything other than that? >> no. i can tell you the police when they respond to situations like this, we anticipate based on the number of calls we get from people in the area and other witnesses, witness accounts. we anticipate it will be the amount of shooters people say. but we always prepare. we always prepare for the worst. when the police responded to this situation this morning they went in with the thinking maybe it was one shooter but you always want to keep in mind it could be more than one shooter. the other thing that's important is the ohio state university police department literally practiced for active shooter situations on a month-to-month basis. so they ar

police have spotted her multiple times in baltimore. >> it was huge. >> reporter: according to the university of maryland police department, she has been seen out of taxis and buses, and surveillance video caught her voluntarily stepping into an suv near a marie that the sightings add -- marina. the sighting add to the question of her disappearance. >> so many people want to know where she is. >> reporter: when she was last seen, she was with a backpack. police do not suspect foul play. >>> the sheriff's office is a looking for a 21-year-old who went missing a week ago. henderson was last seen leaving her home last tuesday night. it's believed she was picked up by someone but they don't know who it was or where they were going. if you can help, contact the frederick county sheriff's they certainly have a voice, and today, they let us hear it 500 student montgomery county hit the streets to protest president-elect donald trump. tempers flared, and they marched for 6-miles to get out the message, and they took over some roads, and they went down university boulevard to the plaza, and then avenue to downtown silver springs. >> donald trum

anyone with information in her exact whereabouts are asked to call the university of maryland police department. new this morning - a former student, under arrest for making threats against his old high school. prince george's county police say 20-year-old "alejandro avelar" threatened on twitter to bring guns and explosives yesterday. police say their investigation found that avelar did not have access to either. avelar has been charged with a threat of mass violence. protests at the white house - but not about donald trump. the message for our current president, still ahead. plus - a pepco rate hike, approved. how much more you'll be spending on your monthly - 20 temp drop saturday to sunday - coldest air of the partly cloudy. highs: 63-66 winds: w 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 37-45 winds: nw 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny and mild. highs: 61-66 winds: nw 5 mph fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...while his mom down

tensing has been fired from the university of cincinnati police department, but even if he's guilty of bad police work, as the prosecution claimed, that does not mean he's guilty of murder. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. are burning across the southeast. the suspected cause in a number of those fires is arson. tens of thousands of acres have already been destroyed and about a dozen of the largest fires are still out of control. marlie hall has the latest. >> reporter: in north carolina's appalachian mountains, wind and dry conditions are spreading wildfires that officials believe were deliberately set. the governor has declared a state of emergency in several counties, and many families have >> dark smokiness, like, when trees get caught on fire or when someone lights up a forest. >> reporter: officials are investigating more than 20 suspicious wildfires burning in a national forest. county ranger can rusty dillinger of the north carolina fire service says residential areas are also threatened. >> fire got within 20 yards of one home. another half dozen homes is got within one-tent

he was with the wayne state university union police department for five years, the second officer to be shot in the line of >>> another child has died from monday's school bus crash in tennessee. that means six students were killed in that crash. four more remain in the hospital this morning and we have new information about the driver of the bus. both alcohol and drugs have been ruled out, but they are looking at other possible factors like excessive speed. they want to know why the 24- year-old wasn't driving on a designated bus route. walker has no previous criminal history but he was in a minor bus two months ago. he remains behind bars. >>> check out your powerball tickets. one person won a million dollars here. 7, 32, 41, 47, 61 and a powerball of 3. >>> the new jackpot is now $403 million. the next drawing is coming up on saturday night. you can see the winning numbers right here on 10 news at 11. >> the person who dollars will have a great shopping season. >> >> this is really interesting. for the best deal may be on a different device. we'll explain here at 6:30. >>> and it

i want to commend the ohio state university police department and the department of public safety forir swift -- to protect students, faculty and staff -- kn this attack. decisive steps to end the immediate threat and the university wisely activated the buckeye alert system which helped alert those on campus of the danger. the fbi led joint terrorism task force which includes the columbus division of police, the columbus division of fire, the ohio state university -- neil: we're having some problems with this video feed. we'll continue monitoring it. they're trying to find out whether abdul razak ali artan, the shooter at ohio state university, might have had guidance or inspiration from isis. seems a given heas searching out isis sympathizers and key players on internet. the question is whether they were responding or urging him on. that is not known, but certainly isis after the fact claimed responsibility and commend ad good soldier, referring to artan as just that. whether there was a link or a role or a direct, either financing or support or guidance in these attacks or the plann

place and man was stabbed on pennsylvania avenue again inn southeast d.c. >>> the university of marylandir police department needs your help to find onepear of theirhe students who is missing.s missig please stop take a look atoo your screen right now. this is 21-year-old kaitlyn kai george. ge kaitlyn was last seen see yesterday at 4:00 p.m. by herhe roommates.tes. kaitlyn was last seen in black leggings and a long sleevedg sle green jacket.ket. steve to you. >> time for the morning line.foh special edition today e at 7:317 they are rested ready to take re on the vikings. wisdom martin getting us allgegs ready to go for the 1:00 p.m.:0p kickoff and he's got the crew from espn 980 with him thisim t morning. what's up guys.p g >> good morning steve.ood mornit good to talk you.o talk we missed our redskins while w they were off galavanting overae in london and having a weekg off. we brought in two heavy hitters andy polin.ol >> i apologize for dressingor d like a radio guy. [laughter]augh >> and scott action jackson inco here to talk rsk out of the gate. running game since they're apparently switching over to

ray tensing has been fired for the university of cincinnati police department that even if he is guilty as a prosecution claimed, that does not mean he is guilty of murder. cbs news, new york>lydia: protesters are still hitting the streets, right now across the country as president-elect that's possible cabinet members for his new roxanne is a very reports. >>reporter: for their protest for donald trump. from los angeles to new york. >>woman: not my president. >>woman: he is racist, homophobic, racist, and not for the people. we didn't want this. >>reporter: what you say to this people that this is the trump one? >>reporter: >>man: it is time to change the system. >>reporter: the crowds ended up at donald trump's doorsteps and stay through the night. some have been out here in front of trump tower four hours. they say they want trump to look out his window, see them and hear their voices. >>woman: tell them we will keep doing that make sure you don't make any drastic decisions and i am a millennial it is our future. >>reporter: also in the crowd if you trump supporter. >>man: give him a

deputies from the milwaukee county sheriff's office, officers from marquette university polce and milwaukee police departments were part of the reading group. a marathon mistake has furious.. coming up new on live at 6.. the blunder tacked on an extra mile or two for some runners at the milwaukee marathon.. tonight.. how this mess-up occured, and why its costing some, more than money. that's new on live at 6. still ahead on live at 4-30... the animated family that's about to make television our final fact checksefore tomorrow's election.the nominees claims about taxes when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out

the new program is thanks to money the state is getting from iowa state university gives two police departments a special gift -- after two officers were killed in ambush attacks last week. the cyclones wore the two departments' logos on their helmets during last thursday's game. each department received one yesterday... it can serve as a symbol to all you choose to do what you do for the benefit of all of us autographed football. it was a personal gift .. because pollard knows he's an iowa state fan. a dedication for the university of iowa children's hospital. university leaders joined others in dedicating the new university of iowa stead family children's hospital this morning. construction began about 4 years ago. patients are scheduled to begin moving into the new hospital next month. a broadcasting legend comes back to iowa -- to make a donation to the university of iowa library. tok iowa. he went to the university of iowa for a year. he's giving some things he's collected over the years as a journalist to the school. that includes -- a notebook from reagan ---but his favorite... "probably

they're asking with anyone on her whereabouts to call the university of maryland police department. d.c. police need your help identifying the suspects connected to an armed robbery in southeast. a man showing another suspect a pair of shoes. this all happened sunday in the 2200 block of key place. anyone with information on the robbery is asked to call d.c. hearing around the dmz as we get ready to ring in the winter. a small slice of normal, which autria: happening today, salvation army will kick off its red ghetto campaign for the area. a brief ceremony will cathedral commons in northwest d.c. each year donations from the red kettle campaign and able to salvation army to feed and shelter people in need. running all the way up until christmas eve. let's get a check on your forecast with veronica johnson. veronica: we will start mostly sunny across the area, a green light for everything, including during the afternoon hours, when there could be clouds producing sprinkle just north of d.c. until about 5:00, 6:00 this evening. certainly we are not going to need the umbrella today. ch

. >>> the you university of maryland police department needs your help to find one of their students who has gone missing >> where her roommates say she was last seen and if police suspect foul play. >>> a puppy thief caught on camera stealing a dog out of a front yard. could the dog snatcher have a good excuse? what animal control is saying by its owner >> the redskins begin the second half this sunday against the vikings. if they're going to get a win they will have it does. we'll give you an update on desean jackson and how the trump presidency heightened the tension in the u.s. qualifier. ahead in sports. i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, we're looking for something that's comfortable but yet durable, and that's going to last us a really long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years. it's custom made so you know it's good quality. >>> president obama is mark, commander in chief. >>> fox 5 don shows us the sights and sounds from

hodgson is also thankful to the marquette university police and the milwaukee fire department for acting so quickly in getting him to the hospital. something like that. so fortunate it all worked out. kathy: there's trouble in toyland. joyce: new on wisn 12, a holiday health warning to shoppers about some of the toys that may be on your child's wish-list. the wisconsin public interest research group released its annual list of dangerous toys. topping the list, toys containing toxic chemicals, choking hazards, and high lead levels. wispirg found that of the 40 toys recalled over the past year, more than a dozen are still on the shelves in stores, something the group says highlights the importance of doing your research. >> everyone should examine toys carefully for hazards before purchase. don't trust that they're safe just because they're available for sale, be it online or in stores. joyce: for the full list of dangerous toys and tips for parents, head to wisn.com/links. kathy: oh, my goodness. it is mind-boggling. everybody has something on their list. every year, there's always that >

iowa state university gives two police departments a special gift -- after two officers were killed in ambush attacks last week. the cyclones wore the two departments' logos on their helmets during last thursday's game. each department received one yesterday... it can serve as a symbol to all jamie pollard - the athletic director for isu - then gave the police chief dana wingert an autographed football. it was a personal gift .. because pollard knows he's an iowa state fan. brewing up support. a coffee company is giving 100- percent of its sales for a day to a family that lost two daughters in a crash. sisters selena and bella died last week in a crash on theiw home from school. their mother and two other sisters also in the car -- one of whom remains in critical condition. funerals for both selena and bella held yesterday. the sit of the inn county crash now with flowers and notes. all three scooters coffee shops in cedar rapids raising money for the families yestersay. one store manager says her daughter went to school with bella. theropy dog, i think for a lot of kids it's really ha

investigators say the suspect -- along with a pregnant woman -- wef iowa state university giving two police departments a gift -- after theirofficers were killed in ambush attacks last week. the cyclones wore the two departments' logos on their helmets during last thursday's game. each department received one yesterday... of you as a reminder of important what all of you do. you choose to do what you do for gave the des moins chief an autographed football. it was a three protesters go to extremes to stop the construction of a pipeline in iowa. they crawled into the pipeline and refused to come out. this video is from boone county. oxygen was pumped into the pipeline to keep them safe. the protesters say they are trying to protect fresh water supplies -- and, they are willing to risk everything. the des moines register says -- each protester was pulled out after police tied rope to their h music's man of letters is being remembered this morning. leonard cohen has died. he was already well known as a poet when he moved to new york in the sixties to break into the music comparing him to bob dylan for the

summit participate -- some participating include apple, university, in the police department. >>> tomorrow is veterans day, and in honor of those, tony larussa's program is having a -- an event. it helps them with the poster medics stress disorder after they have served -- ptsd after they had served in the military. >> they are confident, calming, and can be placed with our veterans. it is a journey that they take together. we need them to train with the dogs so that they both understand each other and hopefully the emotions -- emotional support animal can graduate to a service dog. >> they have paired 400 dogs with servicemembers. >>> all right. we continue to follow breaking news. thousands of students across the bay area walking out of class and protesting the election results. this is video from just a little while ago in san francisco. the students there rallied in city hall walking down towards fisherman wharf. that crowd has dwindled but some appear to be heading to the golden gate bridge. >> that is where we find alex savage. what you see, alex? >> -- >> reporter: yes, it has made

police departments at universities all over the u-s review their procedures.. 13 action news anchor lesley marin is live on campus with more on what's being done there to protect students. lesley. tricia-- steve there are many emergency post like that one across campus. but today the police chief adding half a dozen additional officers to make sure students are safe. chaos breaks out across the buckeye campus. 11 students in the hospital..the attacker shot by miles away at unlv students think about their safety. 1630 31 dash 1630 36 it puts me in a vulnerable place because i do worry about my safety 16 3459 every single issue right now is so hightened and polarized you have to be at least somewhat aware. 1558 09-15 5815 how prepared are we as prepared as we can be i sat down with unlv police chief jose elique-- today he added 5 more officers to patrol campus. 1548 39-15 4846 in this day and unlv police reviewed all their safety protocols. more than 30,000 people will professors can activate them in an instant. 1627 54-16 2757 run hide fight right? that's what they teach you in high

hodgson is also thankful to the marquette university police and the milwaukee fire department for acting so quickly in getting him to the hospital. joyce: what a skilled to know how to do cpr and do it so well. a church invites special members of the community to an early thanksgiving dinner. kathy: while kids can have a lesson in wizardry. patrick has more with a look ahead. patrick: we'll start with that early thanksgiving dinner. it's free. christ the king lutheran church in delafield is serving a day-before-thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. it is the church's fifth year doing it. this year, they're extending a special invitation to members of the military, the elderly, homeless, or anyone looking for company this holiday season. it you're interested, it starts at 3:00 p.m. also tomorrow, a harry potter party for kids. hosting "fantastic beasts and where to find mp or co--- where to find them." it's for kids in second grade through sixth grade. the librarians will serve as hogwarts adjunct professors, teaching magical arts and more muggle information. there are two sessions, one from 9:00

the whitewater fire department is working with the police department, the university of wisconsinwhitewat er and the red cross to find temporary shelter for the displaced residents. now to a fox6 exclusive. three milwaukee county men are behind bars . this - after allegedly impersonating milwaukee police officers and holding another man at gunpoint. angelica joins us now with more. the three men were apparently trying to get back at a drug dealer. zedric byrd and brandon streff.... are all accused of going to a home near 67-th and carmen and telling the residents they were m-p-d officers serving a search warrant. police say the trio targeted the man who lives in this house because he allegedly shorted them on a quarter ounce of cocaine a few months ago. police say they were armed with a semi- automatic handgun and possibly an a-k 47. one of the men wore a baseball cap that had 'police' written on it and said they were serving a search warrant. the alleged drug dealer they were after... is now also in custody... but has not been charged. all three men robbery,' 'burglary' and 'impersonatin

officer colin rose with the wayne state university police department was questioning someone about recenthe man pulled a gun and shot him in the head on tuesday. he succumbed to his injuries yesterday. officer rose was surrounded by more than 100 officers when he died last night in a detroit hospital, heather. heather: so what is being done to try to bring down these numbers? >> well, the international association of chiefs of police says they are working with individual communities, but they need help at the national level. the association hopes that president-elect trump will take a look at the justice system as a whole and get police departments the help they need. >> it's just been a horrible year for law enforcement. actually, the last couple years. shootings in total are up 10%, we have 128 officers killed in the line of duty this year alone. >> reporter: chief dural warns there's not one quick fix to this problem, and it will take time. heather: so troubling. they're out there just trying to protect all of us. thank you so much, caroline. have a great thanksgiving. >> reporter: you

charged with the university of maryland's police department in a b.b. gun assault incident back on november 6th. harrison and turner are charged with second-degree assault along with reckless endangerment for allegedly striking students with b.b. gun pellets from an air soft gun in three separate places on campus. >>> redskins, preston smith on sunday. coming off his best game of the season, two sacks and an interception against the vikings. turns out he carpools with cravens. normally preston drives. this past sunday was the past game he drove. you know how superstitious athletes are. for the rest of the year, it's going to be craven behind the wheel. >> now he has to drive to the stadium. we got to keep the same routine. i feel like he's my good luck charm now that he drove to this game. >> reporter: you're going to sit back and relax shotgun? >> yeah, scarily, i think they handed him his license when he showed up to the dmv. >> reporter: told me he got you into the stadium in five minutes. >> yeah, and it's a 15-minute drive. >> he has a chauffeur, i

police then arrested him for trespassing. iowa state university giving two police departments a gift -- after theirofficers were killed in ambush attacks last week. the cyclones wore the two departments' logos on their helmets during last thursday's game. each department received one yesterday... the athletic director for isu gaveh autographed football. it was a personal gift .. because pollard knows he's an iowa state fan. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. around 50. lows tonight in the mid to upper 20s will start a chilly saturday, but we warm sunday and windy thursday, but ll >>> it's 7:30 now on this friday morning. it is not just any day. it is november 11th, 2016. it is veterans day. we see the flags flying on our plaza as our nation pauses to honor the brave men and women who democracy possible. we have a number of veterans here with us on our plaza this morning. operation men which is a great organization that helps wounded warriors. we've got marines, we've got air force. we'll hear from the west point band in a little bit. we're feeling so thankful and gratef

those students had the opportunity to meet with about 40 different universities, trade schools or police and fire departments. 'there are some biomedical engineering programs. im looking more into different schools now, instead of just the other two that i wanted to go to.' and through this face-to-face interaction, students can start to visualize a path to their future. 'it makes all of it real. i think it helps create that sense of urgency that we want all of our students to have, because early admissions is now.' carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. the actual games of the fresh coast classic take place friday and saturday of thanksgiving weekend -- matching milwaukee city against top suburban teams from southeast wisconsin. there's generally a lot of name calling during nfl games. sometimes it extends off the field. that's where things have gone this week between a washington defensive back and green bay's quarterback. we have the give and take when brandon cruz joins us with sports. happening now... the milwaukee tree lighting ceremony is underway! this is a live look outside city hall this year's christmas tre

she was taken to university medical center by the fire department. police say she was homeless... and lived in the area where it happened. also in arizona .. a woman has died after crashing head-on into a bus early this morning. it happened in goodyear.. a suburb of phoenix. the woman was driving the wrong way on interstate 10 when she hit a greyhound bus head-on-- a greyhound representative says 35 passengers were on the bus at the time. more than a dozen of them were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the las vegas convention center is home to a big show this weekend.. where you can get behind the wheel of some new rides. brandy bunch theme and- remembering a tv legend.. a look back at the life of florence henderson. plus ... a thanksgiving miracle ... what a new dad has to say after his wife gave birth .. on the side of a road! fox5 news at 5. local. las vegas the woman known for playing the nation's favorite t-v mom has passed away. her manager says florence henderson... who was carol brady on "the brady bunch"... died of heart failure last night. as stephanie elam rep

university police officer who was shot tuesday night has died. in my 40 plus years of being with the wayne state police department i never thought i would face a day like this." officer collin rose was shot while on patrol in detroit. a person of interest has been time a wayne state university officer has ever died in the line of duty. rose was only 29- years-old and was going to marry his fiance next october. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:the holiday weekend is herehat mother nature has in store for us is just ahead.then -- it's a basketball shot we promise you've never seen before. but first here's a look at this morning's winning lottery the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. and that's the culver's butterburger. it's thanksgiving day... and giving thanks with family and fr

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police report stated baylor university was contacted about the incident. criminal charges were never filed against either player. armen keteyian. >> nice to meet you, sir. >> reporter: reagan ramsower said the baylor campus police department he oversees had a history of burying sexual assault complaints that came to them. here it is. you notice here, baylor university was contacted as part and parcel of the investigation of this incident report. nothing ever happened for well over a year. i'm just wondering what happened there. was there an investigation, and if not, why not? you have a police report. >> there was a police report. i suppose it stayed with the police department. it never came out of the police department. that was a significant failure to respond by our police department. there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: victim blaming would be one answer. the other answer is protecting the football team and protecting that brand. >> i don't believe that was at all the reason. i really think that it was probably feeling like -- i don't know what was said if they did talk to the victim. >> reporter: they did talk to the victim. there is no question. it's a detailed police report. >> right. there was a title ix case t