. >> unnerving, very unnerving. supposed to be our safe neighborhood. things like that not supposed to happen. >> scary. you have to be on your guard all the time. i know we've been burgled twice. juli: this community already on edge from the gruesome murder of jogger vanessa marcotte this summer. >> it's very troubling. this is the town of sterling. it doesn't happen we are right next door to princeton. princeton is undergoing something much worse than this, but crime is affecting the small communities in central massachusetts. juli: the three suspects did get away with about $1000 in cash from the house. although investigators don't anticipate finding fingerprints, local and state police detectives did spend aay here looking for shoe imprints and other evidence that may help them identify these men. involved in a crash with a boston fire truck has been cited by police for failing to stop for an emergency vehicle. five people, four of them firefighters, were hurt yesterday when the suv and fire truck collided at the intersection of calm have -- interse

. >> it's unnerving.obody wants to hear that in your neighborhood someone got out. >> very unfortunate. i hope they catch them for the community. >> unnerving indeed. less than eight hours after the inmates escaped, we saw this. thousands of runners in san jose for the annual turkey trot. we'll say with nbc bay area news as this search continues. we'll be working this story around the clock. go to nbc bay area app and our facebook page for the latest updates. bring in meteorologist rob. what's about to change? >> seeing a chilly night up around the bay area. 46 in san jose and clear skies. 46 in san francisco. you can see it for quite a distance as the fog is nowhere to be found around the bay area. no rain close by, but notice the north coast already starting to fill in with that rain. like we've seen before, we'll see the storm bring the highest rain totals here. parts of the bay, santa cruz mountains, rain. what will be different is the colder system to follow the first system coming in on saturday nig

. >> unnerving. very unnerving. this is supposed to be a safe neighborhood. >> scary. you have to be on your guard all the time. >> this community was already on edge from the unsolved gruesome murder over the summer. >> it's very troubling. we live right next door to princeton. they are undergoing something much worse than this, but crime is affecting small communities in central massachusetts. >> now, although the three suspects were wearing gloves during the home invasion, police can still pick up footprints from the home. investigators could be seen carrying several bags of evidence out of the house earlier today. live in sterling, julie mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a freight train derailment. the tracks right near broadway. one of the cars does have hazmat placards, so people are being asked to avoid that area as a precaution as crews work to clear the scene. >> a deadly crash along route 111. three vehicles were involved and it shut down the highway during the evening commute. tonight are in the hospital with serious injuries. a 69-year-old woman died. her na

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but scarier than th...no cg 5:13-1"yeah, it was very unnerving."around 5:30 yesterday morning...four of the six girls who live here heard the gunshot fr the outside...no cg 00:23:36-38 "one girl sleeping in the ro it enterein."no cg 00:23:40-45 "i came home from classes and noticed jusa continuous connection of bullet holes."a wiow, the walls and the ceiling right above her bed re all damaged. you know where she found the bullet?no cg 00:23:54-56 "in the bed, about two inches from the pillow." just happened to be away from thatmorning.a marquette university police officer guy, not an mu student, who told them someone fired a gun. milwaukee police say it was fired at him, but he was not hurt.in fact, nobody was.no cg 00:25:49-57 "just hearts full of gratitude that everyone was safe and and nobody was hurt and really just hankful that god was looking out for us." a univerty they're are thankful that nobody was hurt, and while situations like this taken seriously. new details tonight about a death investigation dating back months in the city of keno.

and while the violence seems to be targetedâit is still unnerving for a small town like novato to haveh brutality laid at its doorstep. in novato, jr, kpix-5. of the eight men implicated in the crime... two are still at large. million years there would be a gang or murders in this town and it makes me rethink what i say to people and before i said i didn't really think about it and now i rethink what i'm going to say because i don't know who i'm messing with anymore. >> the sheriff department has a comment about a motive but it may involve revenge for the mistreatment of someone's girlfriend and while the violence seems to be targeted it is unnerving for a small town to have such brutality at its door step. kpix5. >>> the eight men i am indicated in the crime two are still at large and prosecutors have dropped charges against one of the suspects due to insufficient evidence. >>> a mother demanding justice year-old and he was walking home from friday evening. she suffered several facial fractures and the suspect ran off with her backpack and phone. the victim's mother spoke out today. >

in the south, they were so torn up about how the war ended and how the south lost, they were so unnerved by, frankly, these pictures, that they made a decision that year to trade away the presidency. their candidate won the popular vote. with those weird disputed votes still outstanding. away. they nevertheless negotiated a compromise in which all of the disputed electoral vote, all of the electoral college votes where it wasn't clear who it should go to, they made a deal where all of those votes would go to the losing candidate. they would all go to the republican candidate. would win the presidency. and in exchange, you know what the democrats would get? they would get the yankee troops here, party of lincoln. sure. which you did not win in this election. gets the south back. and that's how reconstruction was switched off in the south, like somebody taking an a ax to a junction box. reconstruction got traded away. it got traded for the white house. which then went to a guy who did actually lose that presidential election. electoral college. he lost definitely in the popular vote. and t

single mom and the idea someone could open her car with their remote and steal her stuff or he is unnerving. >> i don't want anything that i capturing holidays -- that i get during the holidays to be taken . >> they work off of radiofrequency much like the garage door openers in your home. >> reporter: michael says automakers are constantly trying to stay ahead of the few years ago making this pretty hard to do. >> it is very unusual for it to happen, but it does happen from time to time. it is definitely an issue that can be dealt with by the local dealership. >> reporter: jamie is planning to get that done right away. back am an honest person. >> reporter: kera mashek, abc >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> a beautiful night across part of the area although the main cell in to not keep the temperatures down at all with low to mid 80s today and one more warm day in store until a cold front arrives on thursday. it will bring us some showers south in sarasota or the highlands the rain chances are slim. showers are possible again early next week with a s

can say that everyone is in a bubble not figuring out the magic of donald trump but the chaos is unnervinge want to see a peaceful and calm transition to power. they want to see him put together a government that can solve our problems here and abroad and they want reassurance from a candidacy that was chaotic. jenna: do they want chaos considering everything they've watched in dc over the last eight years in. >> honestly, jenna, the american people feel like washington has been for a long time. they are sick and tired of it. >> another one would be great? >> no, not that at all. they are eager to have chaos in washington. they are desperate for chaos in washington and that's why they voted for donald trump in the first place. that's why i don't think this bothers him at all. they think it's absolutely terrific. the only people upset about it is establishment people that politicians are here or the people that study this as closely as so many of us do that we think there's something precious about it. people don't think there's anything precious, anything really worth saving about so much

you can still see smoldering in seeing the smoke was pretty unnerving. >> of brushfire standby 20-mile an hour winds. quickly pushed flames within 75 yards of homes. >> my stuff is safe. my concern turns to homeowners. >> a mother and one of those families. when she saw how close tragedy burned -- it scared her. they got some help from residents. but the weather didn't help them at all. >> we are just hoping rain. every day. it's extremely dry. >> it's really dry. it's frighteningly dry. >> bring fire is investigating the blaze. >> no cause of the fire yet. flames have been under control since 5:00 p.m. towering high above colfax -- landmark is receiving a facelift. >> very delicate work is underway to conserve the structure. >> from the altar of this gothic revival cathedral you can see the original structure. make all the summer's most famous church. many called this denver's most famous church. music has filled this grand space -- has been at the spot since 1912. it has been at this spot since 1912. that the lightning strike from the lightning strike in 1998. >> at the time, repairs

that is the part that is unnerving. no one has an answer. reporter: people who live here hope this clue can help lead to justice. police are asking to think back to that sunday afternoon and they are asking for a phone call if they know someone who may have had access to a dark suv, that man may have had visible injuries. marotte was here, visiting from new york, and tonight, outside her family's home on the same road she disappeared a lingering hope that someone will come >> absolutely hopeful especially . every lead, i'm assuming they are very important. reporter: police are looking for that dark-colored suv. they have no other detailed information about that car. live in princeton. ed: breaking news, it involves the red sox. he has won the he's the first red sox pitcher to get the. maria: the search is on for this man, it shows him storming into a gas station armed with a big gun. david is live with what the robber said to the clerk. reporter: a hot mike has caused and writing just before the robber walks in. the robbers says please, as h

i couldn't agree more that it does unnerve you when you switch lanes when you are in traffic and you have to get over and you have to steer into it, which is on mycannot stand it wife's vehicle but i do get the need. but i get the need. the the safety part of it. but i am from a rural part of the country. just to get to my house you have to go for milestone the country road and that is off the two lane road and the highway is a long way away. and we pull a lot of trailers. trucksre trailers behind and if you're with the emily the weekend i probably have one behind me. how does the technology affect that? there are so many variances that go into place. trailer handles that behind the vehicle, whether it has a guzan neck on it or if it is with an rv, it all changes. not to mention, you are going down dirt roads. >> those are great points. those are great things when you plug in equation into the car, it will know what kind of road it is on. and it will know if you have been drinking or not. the point is we have so many accidents today. there are disabled americans and older americans t

i think this was incredibly personal and unnerving as you mapped out. they were not ready for it. i think there was a sense of needing to regain their footing and determine what she wanted to say. the speech she gave today i thought was one of the most important that she has delivered. she did strike this note of unity. that's obviously so critical given the moment and given how deeply divicive this race has been. she wanted to get it right and that's part of the reason she waited. it was stunning last night. we were there with thousands of her supporters and many of them crying and hugging. waiting to hear from her and they never did. >> take us through last night. this happened so fast. we were here looking at the numbers and from my standpoint here, we get the exit polls about 5:00. it looks to me seeing the numbers. clinton is winning the states. i see the early returns in the states and it seems everything is on track for a hillary clinton win. 7:30, 8:00 it starts to turn in florida and carolina and the next thing you know, it's all going. what was it like to be around the c

the fact that police are treating the fires as arson is unnerving considering how close the homes are together. >> my 2-year-old son was sleeping in the house with me. it is alarming because i did not know it was going on. >> reporter: this house is a total loss, while the house across the street will be salvageable. again, chandler police telling us these arsons happen early o the morning. if you have any information about these, you are asked to give them a call or silent witness at 480-witness. reporting live in chandler, ty brennan, fox 10 news. >>> starting tomorrow, chandler drivers need to be on the lookout for photo radar cameras at three different intersections. they will be activated at dobson and ray. they will be watching for people speeding and running red lights. ? >>> do you remember george lindell? a local celebrity for a few days in 2011 after his passion tpheult -- passionate description of a crash. he is back after he was accused of making very unsavory statements, we'll put it that way. andrew hasbun joins us live with this story. >> reporter: as the crowd chants u

. >> unnerving. very unnerving. this is supposed to be our safe neighborhood. you have to be on your guard all the time. erin: after ransacking the home for more than 20 minutes, police say the men took off in the victim's car. the 2004 cadillac was found seven miles away, but again, the three men are still on the loose. sean: an alarming situation for police in louisiana. they say an 11-year-old brought a note to school yesterday, saying his mother was being held hostage. the note, apparently dated last friday and written by the boy's mom, quickly got the sheriff's attention. after questioning the child, deputies determined that the man holding the mother against her holding the mother against her will was donald ray guy. went to the home to try to rescue her. >> there's always a chill that goes through you when you understand that the child was going through a very bad environment. and the mother may be captive, and it may be worse than what we actually found. sean: when deputies entered the home, they say they found guy hiding in a closet. he was already fac

they heard something maybe they could get in here easily 1330 06-13 30 live alone and yeah it's unnerving but tonight-- remmelg doesn't think this guy will be coming back anytime soon. 1727 38-17 2744 i hope they and of course-- police say if the search is stepping up for a california woman.. reported missing last wednesday. sherri papini was last seen jogging in last wednesday. sherri papini was last seen jogging in redding, california. her husband believes she was she's able to hear it. "i'm coming honey. i'm trying. i'm doing everything i can and i love you." sherri's family describes her as a "super mom." they got worried when she didn't pick-up her two young children from daycare on wednesday. her husband says he got a text from her that morning asking if he was coming home for lunch.. but says he didn't see the message until later in the afternoon. he says he later used 'find my the side of the road. the fate of the georgia man..... accused of purposely leaving his young son in a hot car.... killing him..... is now in the hands of jurors. the prosecution and the jurors heard..... ne

it's unnerving and scary. >> and north carolina flames are threatening at least 1700 structures. >> we have california wildfires in north carolina. >> 20 wildfires are burning in north carolina and many of them investigated for suspected arson. >> the way this fire is it is different. this is the worst thing i've ever been involved with.>> from the flame, plumes of smoke, so much that dozens o are facing air quality advisories. a view from nasa shows the smoke. some of it has started to drift into the metro atlanta area. >> i have twins with asthma and being outside with them i've noticed them coughing. >> 40% of the se is facing drought including three quarters of alabama and half the state of georgia. >> that we're going to be okay. >> 5000 firefighters on the colorado, arizona and california. this continuing drought, there is no rain in the forecast. mark strassman, cbs news. >>> out the door this morning or this afternoon rather we're seeing a lot of cloud cover across the board. that will break up quickly and we will see temperatures warming up. that is why it looks like patchwork

said the call was blocked so it's unclear if it was a local or even international call that it was unnerving for police and the campus.>> reporting live from bu. >>> boston mayor joined us on set as the situation unfolded. he told us please have to be on guard in treat every threat seriously. >> women history of seeing take it very seriously. we want to make sure the students are safe.>> the emergency certainly rattling students.>> reaction from students who watched all of this unfold.>> a very nerve- racking morning for students who had to evacuate the building. they also received emergency text alerts and some have classes canceled. we talked to students outside the building to describe what it was like anxiously waiting for answers and their reaction that this was all a hoax.>> it's nerve-racking especially with what's been going on with our country. it's been scary that there were dogs and ambulances. it's so crazy to think that how many people actually showed up to the scene with all the or okay i think it's disturbing and it caused so much disruption to the city of boston.>> bu officia

. >>> another unnerving discovery in the valley as officers were called out to the cemetery after two people found skeletal saying the remains were extremely old and apparently these types of calls come in all the time. >>> dan, police are really hoping that the new sketch will lead to an arrest after two people were shot in guadalupe and then drove themselves to this fire station. one of them died. the accused killer may have been driving this. so if you recognize the guy or saw this truck please right away. >>> more and more people from all around the world are trying to enter the u.s. from mexico. more than 8,000 people were arrested between last october and the end of august. they were from india, china, romania, bangladesh, and nepal. all 400,000 people were arrested election day. things just keep getting ugly. donald trump campaigning in michigan. sounded cell celebratory. one of clinton's closest aids. her e-mails were found on a computer that prompted the probe. the fbi is moving ahead with urgency as it starts the new e-mails. >> i'm sure a lot of you may be asking what this

this unnerved some of the biggest companies who called on mr. trump to stick with the paris agreement. efforte is concern any to be made to undermine u.s. engagement through the paris agreement and staying the course on clean energy policy creates concern on these issues. lead?er: where could this , therees gripped by smog is pressure to turn to cleaner power, whatever mr. trump does. renewable energy is tumbling in price. with the spread of solar plants like this at america, a trend that will continue regardless of what the next president decides. bbc news in marrakesh. laura: in new york, donald trump is keeping the world guessing of who will form his team in government. despite tweets and rumors of isighting come in this known so far about his key appointments. jon sopel reports. jon: there will be more evenings like this, donald trump giving reporters the slip and heading out to have dinner. >> thank you. or lessm january, more his every move will be a matter of public record. it was probably a relief from the grind of the transition. his ca

while this massive sinkhole unnerved mulberry and with your neighbors, documents provided by the state showed little to no urgency about the radioactive water that poured into the aquifer. either that or congresswoman gwen graham says the florida department of environmental protection and the governor failed to provide records >> it's appalling either way. >> reporter: on september 12, more than two weeks after water began escaping, the federal epa wrote to the state "we have received the mosaic document on friday, september 29 in which mosaic suggested a meeting between the governments and mosaic." has there been any discussion related to that meeting? dep responded that mosaic suggests the meeting within the last week of september. that would be a full five weeks august 27. informed dep the next day. dep kept it from the public until target eight -- 8 reported on september 18, the sinkhole dumped 315,000,000 gallons of highly contaminated water into the aquifer. records show on the 19th, when a neighbor asked the groundwater management division how it will require mosaic to clean up

. >> reporter: while this massive sinkhole unnerved neighbors, documents provided by the state show little to no urgency about the radioactive water that poured into the aquifer. graham says the governor failed to provide records as required by law. >> it's appalling either way. >> reporter: on september 12, more than two weeks after water began escaping, the epa road to the state "we have received the mosaic document in which mosaic suggested a meeting between the governments and mosaic. has there been any discussion relating to having that dep responded "mosaic suggested the meeting be held within the last week of september. records show on the 19th, when a neighbor asked dep's groundwater management division, how it would require mosaic to clean up the contamination" and the response was "i'm not familiar with the response you are referring to. councilmember didn't particularly care. >> the people of florida deserve better. >> reporter: steve andrews, news channel 8. >>> the search is on for thieves targeting elderly victims at publix. surveillance photos show the trio. police believe t

alexandra fonseca at the library when the swat team rushed in, still unnerved. voice made me kind of scramble. it was a blur. >> he mention the room was booby-trapped. a short time later another call that he had just taught a -- shot a hostage in that room. >> the whole area on lockdown. >> just coming to the bu police station, it was not a robo call, it was another person on the other end of the late answering questions. claim to know clear motive. >> they're alarming. we've had a lot of unfortunately real incidents across this country involving students. >> you are still shaking a bit. >> this is honestly like my worst nightmare and it almost came -- became reality. reporter: although no one was hurt the psychological damage is done, coincidentally bu police say they had had an active shooter drill in this exact building a month ago, the response today just like they practiced. jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5 . >> watch the bottom of your screen here. a 72-year-old woman struck in the crosswalk before a minivan drives off. this happened at 4th and broadway in

. >> very unnerving. >> reporter: police say it was about 9:30 this morning when a frio of intruders slip -- trio of intruders slipped into the home, apparently through an unlocked door. >> three males, masked up, gloved up, all wearing black bedroom, bound her in duct taptd, and insisted they -- duct tape, and insist they'd wouldn't hurt her if she played ball. >> demanding money and the location of the safe. there was no safe. >> reporter: they grabbed about $1,000 in cash and hopped in her car. the victim's cadillac stolen out of the garage. it was found late this afternoon in sterling about 6 miles from the house. the victim wriggled free in minutes and summoned police. >> she was remarkably calm. >> reporter: the woman is married to a wealthy real estate developer, and police expect the house was targeted. sings sterling has only one detective, but for the town that sterling is, you don't get home invasions. >> reporter: the victim is physically fine, she says the intruders were inside her home for 20 minutes or so. one wore a skeleton mask. the other had black ski masks on and

i couldn't agree more that it does -- it does unnerve you a little bit when you're switching lanes. when you're in traffic and you've got to get over and you have to steer into it which is why i absolutely cannot stand it on mine but it is about safety. shapiro. i'm so sorry. i get the safety part of it but i'll from a very real part of the country. and just to get to my house you have to go four miles down the country road and it's behind the truck. and you have a trailer behind me. how does this technology effect that. heard you talking about truck drivers. the way that the trailers handle it behind the vehicle. depending on how they're loaded and depending on if it has a goose neck on it. and it all changes. it all changes to fill the vehicle. how does an automated vehicle correct that and change that. not to mention you're going down dirt roads and country roads. >> those are great points and those are the things you plug into equation. it will know the reaction and know what kind of road it's on and it will know if you've been drinking too. >> drinking what. >> so many accident

you don't have 0 to be a parent to really understand the fact unnerving to anyone who has a student here at ohio state. back in cleveland, we've been talking to some moms and dads today, and joins us with that story. >> reporter: very reassuring that those parents we spoke to today said they felt very well informed throughout the entire day. parents here depended on the updates from the buckeye alert system. some actually said they wouldn't have changed a thing. beat immediately, you think where is my child? is he okay? >> laura's oldest son is a freshman at osu. her mind started racing when she received add buckeye alert shortly before 10:00 monday morning. >> i sent a text to him right away, and he texted me right back with his location, and what was happening with him. >> reporter: from more than 100 miles away, she kept tabs on the situation, as well as her son. >> being hooked up with a buckeye alert, think it was the you want to know exactly what's going on, and they would send out alerts just about every 10 minutes. >> reporter: meanwhile, ron found out a different way. >> my cell

hear people on the elevator they were screaming and crying and the doors were not opening...it's unnerving only because the hotel should have had some way to formally at least let he staff know but also some sort of protocol to know what happens in some sort of emergency situation like this thankfully no one was hurt in all of this - but a lot of people were kept waiting on elevators in the hotel. a lot of guests were also kept out of the hotel for a large portion of the day. you'll here a mother and aunt accused of giving a 9-year-old girl prescription painkillers blamed for her death appeared in court this morning. "both defendants admit to law enforcement that the child was so symptomatic the child was unable to get out of bed, this defendant feared she had overdosed and was hoping that the child would just sleep it off." kendra hatch stood before a judge while the prosecuting attorney talked about her daughter, ryleigh. a police report shows both kendra and her sister mylynda gave the little girl hydrocode and oxycodone to relieve her pain for a broken arm. today a judge set kendra hat

that one of the fugitives might now be in the gilroy area is a bit unnerving says yolanda tinoco whoks near the days inn motel. sot yolanda tinoco/works near motel standup closer today was the funeral for the four year old that was murdered - after she drowned at a church - her father now charged in the crime. this is inside st. john the baptist church in healdsburg - a growing memorial for little four year old maria jose ordaz chavarria. police say - maria's father, gerardo ordaz, drowned her last sunday in the baptismal pool inside the church. >> vicki:in court monday, family members - visibly upset. were in town to attend maria's funeral. they were also here to see her father in court. the judge suspended the court process so that ordaz could be further evaluated by a doctor. police say they are still trying to put together a timeline of what happened. two men are dead tonight following a shooting in oakland the shooting happened about 10- 15 this moring on 39th street near west that's near the macarthur bart station. kron 4's dan kerman has been following the story, he joins us l

it's very unnerving, and what they are really happy about is that they checked it. reporter: the scary find is potentially criminal. >> distributing liquor to a minor. reporter: police have a few leads. >> we are looking at people who could be around the neighborhood. it's upsetting, disturbing that somebody would have ill intent. reporter: schools about the danger and urged parents to check the bag. >> particularly the street, that neighborhood where kids may have had this type of thing in their candy bag. >> lots of nice neighbors around here. >> totally shocked. reporter: neighbors here on litigation. police say they have not found any other alcohol and about to children, but if you know otherwise give police a call. rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. anchor: new at 6:00, the driver of an suv involved in a crash with a boston fire truck has been cited by police for failing to stop for an emergency vehicle. five people four of them firefighters were hurt yesterday when the suv and fire truck collided at the intersection of comm ave. and dartmouth street. the

a lot of trump's critics and his opponents found that edge particularly unnerving, especially on issues around race, religion and gender, but they did what they said they were going to do all along. >> and there is that song that has come on at the end of every trump speech all this election cycle, you can't always get what you want by the rolling stones, however, tonight it appears donald trump has gotten what he wanted and corrected sizeable resources, time, money and resources to get as he works the rope line for the first time as president-elect con nald j. trump of new york. chris matthews? >> well, i did think there was a message there. noga talking the media, the usual rants. none of the negativity we've heard from him tonight. i do think he was probably warned by whoever around him has an i.q. that the world markets are going nuts and his first job as president-elect is to deal with that. i do think he offered somewhat modifying thoughts of what he's going to do as president. certainly didn't suggest anything scary. i think he's aware of the current situation that people are sca

the prospect of his presidency is unnerving economists wh see trump as a reckless novice who threatens to disrupt trade in the dmroe ball economy. as elizabeth reports from washington, wrld markets reacted hours before trump was declared the winner. >> it's an election stunner making headlines around the world and tanking global stock markets from mexico to japan and europe. >> don't expect too much free trade coming from america. it could be the opposite. expeart explains for investors, donald trump is unpredictable, and investors hate uncertainty. wall street also in panic mode. major this morning are projecting this trump victory could send the s&p tumbling, and the losses could be prolonged. abc's martha said those uncertainties extend well beyond the markets. >> there's going to be a lot, a lot of reaction from around the world and what this means for everybody, what it means for asia pa sefk, what it means for the war. is it going to pull troops out? the other thing, i don't think any of us really know. >> meanwhile, foreigners watching the election results are divided on trump.

since then the neighborhood has o i think that's the part of it that's unnerving. no one has an answer yet. i don't really feel like we've had much information on which to make clear decisions. >> investigators say they received more than 1,000 tips. they are still asking one who may have information to call dna testing has been conducted as part of the investigation. >> open the register now. hurry up. all of it. >> right now, a search for this armed robber in newton. police someone recognizes his voice. this happened tuesday night in newton centre. this morning we're hearing from the clerk threatened with that long gun. fazal azim was back on the job a day after the robbery. he has worked at the gulf stn this is the first time he has come face to face with a gunman. >> were you scared? >> in the moment >> afterwards -- >> the suspect was wearing a green jacket and green pants. if you recognize him or his voice, call newton police. >> we're getting new clues about what the donald trump white administration may be heading. today the president-elect will be hosting

people just in hazmat suits and unnerving sight. is it atypical to detonate a bomb on-site? police say the threat of explosive is gone at thii home. after the bomb squad detonated two devices, hollowly night.>> i'm concerned. i know there are small children street. >>reporter: these residents, many forced to evacuate met with police.>> specifically, we need to know what the debt was to the community. >>reporter: hazmat crews found 20 containers of various sizes, holding different legally purchased chemicals. some so dangerous, static electricity could have set them off in this plum creek neighborhood. >> the explosive piece, had that detonatesomebody could have died.>>reporter: investigators do not have a motive. two teens are in custody. charges could be filed as early as thursday. as for the parents, it's unclear what they knew or if they will face charges. % >> i think you have a juvenile who is knowledgeable about chemicals. whether he learned it on the know.>>reporter: police tell us the types of chemicals found inside is all part of the investigation. the homeowners wi

has given them mousetraps, but the mice haven't stopped coming. 13.50.46 it's disturbing and it's unnerving 47 at one point when i first heard them squeaking, i was scared to go to sleep 52 bb we went to the office to talk with management. they told us they're putting traps inside and outside the units, and have used a pest control company for the last six weeks. but when we pressed them, they said t the affected units get out of their lease without penalty. brandy will be moving out next month anyway....... soc. we looked into this story after brandy reached out to us. if you have a story you'd like us to investigate... just send us an e-mail to 13investigates@ktnv.com and pleae be sure to include. your telephone number. 911 operators across the state will soon get some additional help from an all new non-emergency line. low-priority 9-1-1 calls will nurse who can provide health assessments.. health education.. and referrals to non- emergency callers. the new line is expected to save resources.. but it's not a new system. it's been used in other states and overseas for the past 15 years. 4

. >> what do >> it's unnerving because he inconvenienced a lot of students. obviously classes were postponed, we had to shut down com wealth ave. i hate when we get these. we worry about a copy cat. if we find out who did it, we'll prosecute. they're alarming because we've had a lot of real incidents serious. >> what were you thinking as you headed to the scene? >> that we had an active shooter situation. >> and calls came in someone's shot so it's very alarming and that's why you can see how serious we took it. but the training we continually do, if anything good out of this is it's just us working together. >> you said he -- was there an exchange? was the person asking questions? >> i'm not sure. >> there was an the officers that received the call. >> so you're happy with the way of officer answered this? >> very satisfied. >> did it come in as a boston university call? >> it did. >> how long did the call go on for? >> about ten minutes. >> what kind of things were said? >> nothing political. >> it was just a hoax, that's all. >> thank you very much. >> you

. >> that is the part that is unnerving. no one has an answer. john: it has been a long wait some here were hoping for more clues to calm their fears. >> i don't feel like we had much information to make decisions about what risk we want to take or not. john: police received more than 1,000 tips and neighbors say detectives have gone door-to-door doing dna testing as they try to narrow the focus. >> trying to rule out as much as they could, i guess. john: the fy outside their home tonight, lingering hope that someone will come forward and bring their family justice. >> absolutely hopeful, and i think i am relieved once they are out to the public. john: at this point, the best description police having now is a dark suv. they have no other details about that car. live in princeton tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: new tonight, we're hearing from the man, who stared down the barrel of that gun during a frightening robbery in newton. the armed robber is still on the shaun chaiyabhat live in newton tonight. shaun? shaun: that clerk is

this crime clearly unnerving breaking news, car that police were looking for, the car that was stolen from the victim who was tied up in this house, has been recovered. police have that car, now they are searching for those three masked men, but the police chief does not believe that this was ra random act of violence. they're looking into the possibility that those masked men were familiar with the people who live in this house. reporting now live from sterling, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> mark: all right, bob. a local family fox 25, just a few days after their beloved mom and wife was gunned down in broad daylight. just a horrific situation. this family had moved to the u.s. from haiti, just a few months ago in hopes of starting a new life. >> vanessa: they survived the deadly earthquake, only to lose their loved one to gun violence here. tonight her children and husband spoke with our kerry kavanaugh. this is just heartbreaking. >> the reporter: this family, vanessa and ock, only arrived here together in the united to this community center, for an english as a second language class.

but i'm on the side of waking up and unnerving and opening up voices and bringing... inserting into the public space experiences that are relegated to the private realm to make public space in very... with every act of speech, and making a democratic moment in every act of projection. >> hinojosa: i love that-- making a democratic moment with every act of projection. one of the things that you did in boston was that you had people coming and talking about their experience with crime, being victims of crime. and it wasn't very long. it's not like... that's the thing about krzysztof's work. it's like sometimes it can be fleeting. you're not sure when you're going to suddenly see it. it might only be up for one or two days. but... or hours, even. i want to ask you a technical question, though, krzysztof. so how... do you look at a building as an artist and you're like, "i can see an entire body being projected on that building, and i can see that there's going to be a voice coming from the top of the building, and where the hands are," or do you have an idea of what you want people to say,

. >> a little unnerving on your small street, a little sense of community shaken on this small street. >> family came back here are to the home and clearly upset. they did not want to talk tonight. ed: also breaking tonight: new prts are breaking out across the country to rally against donald trump. this is new video from philadelphia. there are similar scenes in baltimore, new york and minneapolis. the president-elect is back in new york tonight and reacting to these protests for the first time. newscenter 5's nichole berlie is here with that. nichole: donald trump is back on social media. tonight, about a half hour ago, the president-elect tweeting quote: "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are with president obama at the white house. donald trump and his wife, melania, exiting their plane this morning in dc. the president-elect in town for a series of meetings starting with a face-to-face with president obama.met each other. i have great respect. >> the white house meeting, originally scheduled for just 10 m

. >> very unnerving. it's supposed to be a safe neighborhood. >> reporter: a quiet neighborhood in sterling rattled after a 70-year-old woman was tied up and robbed at knife pint. >> they held a knife to her throat and were demanding money and the location of a safe. there was no safe. >> police say three masked men entered the house up with duct tape on her bedroom floor. they left with her car, a 2004 black cadillac de-ville 641 wkm. she was able to free herself and call police for help. >> it's very trouble. we live right next door to princeton and princeton is undergoing something much worse than this. and crime is affecting small communities in central nowadays. keep the doors looked i guess. >> and so far no arrests. if you have any information about the cadillac de-ville contact police. chantee lans, wbz news. >>> more breaking news at 5:00. police have cited the driver of an suv for a crash involving a boston fire truck and several other vehicles. the driver did not stop for the emergency vehicle

and one of the most unnerving things about it is that for all of the things, all of the things going on in american history that led to it, the slave economy, the civil war, lincoln and everything that his presidency meant, with all of the things that created, that went into creating this reconstruction period after the civil war, you know, eons of things that had to all happen in the right way in order to make those moments happen, in order to make the black elected public officials possible, out of all of the things that had to come together to make that moment, when it ended, it ended like this. it ended, boom, like it had been struck by lightning. and it ended because of a lost presidential election. in 1876, it was republican versus democrat, just like it is today. the republicans then were the party of lincoln. they were the anti-slavery forces. and in that presidential election in 1876, the republican party's candidate lost the election. he lost clearly by a quarter of a million votes. he lost the popular vote by a lot. that said, we all know that the popular vote is not how y

. >> unnerving. any unnerving. supposed to be a safe neighborhood. things like that not supposed to happen. >> the reporter: police say the three masked men fled the scene in the victim's car. it is a 2004, four-door cadillac derim, it has a black landau roof and massachusetts now, this crime has shaken people here in sterling. more about what they're thinking coming up at 6:00 p.m. for now, reporting live from sterling, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> mark: and we now know what was behind this search at waldo lake in brockton. sky fox flew over dw field park where the car, you see right here, was pulled from the water. our crews tell us, low water levels in that lake revealed the roof of the car today. divers say it appears to be an old car and there's no sign that anyone was hurt. >> vanessa: new at 5:00 p.m., a fire destroyed thousands gifts, meant for military families this christmas. the presents were ruined here during a fire on joint base cape cod. fox 25's robert goulston live in bourne now where the foundation's organizers is working hard to repla

. >> it's unnerving. nobody wants to hear that in your neighborhood. >> reporter: less than eight hours after the inmates escaped thousands of runners arrived to participate in the silicon valley turkey trot. there were a hundred officers along the race route as an increased precaution. >> i noticed that security was beefed up more, which is good. makes everybody feel at ease. >> looks like thanksgiving and it's supposed to be like a family day. and who knows what they're up to? >> reporter: what they're up to and where? >> it makes everybody a little bit uncomfortable and unsafe in the area. >> reporter: today everyone we spoke with in san jose are hoping deputies can make a quick and safe arrest. >> very unfortunate. i hope they catch them for the community. >> reporter: reporting in san jose, i'm michelle roberts with nbc bay area news. >> we have crews spread across the south bay just in case things develop in the next few hours, even overnight. stay with us on air and online, go to nbcbayarea.com for

. >> it's unnerving, very -- rattling because -- you try so hard to keep your kids safe and this happens. >> reporter: a mom and dad in lester don't want to show their faces on camera but want to alert other parents about something tt neighborhood when their sons were delivering popcorn for the boy scouts on green street and baldwin street saturday afternoon. >> my oldest was closer to the ronde and a car pulled over to the road, waved him over -- >> displayed a ps4 box, wavedded him over again -- my son didn't go over or do anything. the guy just took off from there. >> reporter: the one comforting part about ten counter is the older son knew how to react. >> they called 911 right away. police said they're now looking for the driver described as a man in his 20s to question him about the suspicious incident. they're asking the public to be on the lookout for a burgundy four-door large-style vehicle with two red bumper stickers on each side of the back bumper. in the meantime, the family said they're going to be extra careful. >> we stand outside with them, wait for the bus, just to be s

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