the gunman apparently unprovoked opened fire hitting oliver in the forehead. the 34-year-old marquez and a female accomplice went on a carjacking spree, shooting a man who refused to give up his car. the woman was arrested. marquez later turned his rifle on deputy sheriff michael davis also killing him. >> amazingly, michael's father, michael david davis sr. was a riverside county deputy sheriff and killed in the line of duty october 24, 1988, exactly 26 years ago today. >> unbelievable. after the six-hour car chase and a long standoff, marquez was arrested at a home in auburn. records show he is in utah. a third deputy sheriff was also wounded by marquez and is recovering this morning. >> in washington state, more than 100 people gather to remember the victims of a high school shooting about 40 miles north of seattle. we have video of the most recent homecoming. that young man there is jalen fryeburg. he is the gunman who opened fire yesterday. he is also on the football team. the shooting happened during lunchtime. it was all over in four minutes. one female

. >> and it was completely unprovoked. no reason for this. >> according to reports, the brother of the man who kicked this victim said, hey, that guy's looking at your girlfriend and they had words earlier but then the guy came back and did this to the guy. the man has been sentenced to 14 1/2 years in prison. >> when you're a little girl, sometimes there's nothing better than having a big brother. >> in this case, there's nothing more scarier. the brother tris wearing a mask [ screaming ] >> and terrifies the little sister. >> that's what big brothers do. >> as soon as he takes off the mask -- >> that's so mean. >> she's like, masks are not scary. it's just truman. >> it was a perfect scream. [ screaming ] >> the person behind the mera, that was mom, she tickled and also tried to make sure that the little girl was okay. >> this is going to continue for her for the rest of her life. [ screaming ] >> he wants to take on the preserved bucket challenge and he tried over and over again. >> see how this challenge goes from bad

police say the attack was unprovoked. running through the neighborhood on halloween. talking about what happened early this morning. you see how close the homes are. station with this photo, we've been showing it to folks and they cannot believe what they are seeing. take a look at this photo. it startled christopher out of on halloween morning. he heard screams. what he did not know was that an man wasing, 6'2" attacking a d.c. police officer. it sounds like something out of a horror film. the officer was driving through this alley off of 13th street and the suspect, dressed in a dark jumpsuit, hacked through the window, leaving the ax inches from the officer's head. one officer tells us his college is lucky to be alive. >> kids are going to be trick or treating. if this individual is running around, that's cause for concern. 3:00 in theed at morning. the officer did not get a good look at the encounter. he wrestled him to the ground but the man got away with the officer dislocated his shoulder. >> i don't know if it is a copycat crime. >> referring to this, authorit

with attempted murder on a violent attack on two boston park rangers, he stabbed the rangers in an unprovokedk this afternoon. witnesses followed him and gave cellphone video to police. one is in serious condition. >>> main street in laurel just reopened after a tractor trailer got stuck under the bridge. this happened at 3:30 this afternoon causing a temporary suspension of the mark trains on it was finally cleared just before 8:30. >>> there's was a search that ended in a crash into some trees on a dead end road. >> this is the car that was involve in this incident. it's a chevy malibu. police tried to pull this car over right around 7:30 this evening. there was a driver and passenger in the car. when police tried to pull them over they didn't stop. so police followed them here to as pen hill. the driver pulled down to a dead end of the street and then onto a path of a wooded area. at this point the driver and passenger got out of the car and ran off into the wood. there's been a massive search to look for these two suspects but so far they haven't been found. police have been using k-9 and

. >> for reasons that are inexplicable committed this unprovoked attack. >> reporter: chicas' attorney says uber is clearly responsible. >> you can't offer this kind of service out into the marketplace, reap all the benefits and profits, and not take responsibility. that's pretty simple. >> no, not my opinion. >> reporter: eric goldman is a professor of law at santa clara university and points out uber's terms of service say specifically, riders use the service at their own risk. >> we might have doctrines that hold the sellers of products automatically liable for any problems caused by the products. we don't have a similar doctrine for services. those are just different animals altogether. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for uber says the company's insurance provider is in contact with representatives of both the rider and the driver. at a protest in front of uber's headquarters taxi drivers told me they have been talking about what happened to roberto chicas. >> if i hit someone with my cab, desoto cab will pay all of their medical bills. so why hasn't uber done that for anybody that's be

the question remains, though, is this unprovoked attack tied to the work of terrorists targeting law enforcement? alexandra field joins me now more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. law enforcement officers seem to be saying this was unprovoked, four rookie officers, no confrontation with the man wielding the hatchet. they had just posed together for a picture when suddenly they were ambushed. this morning, law enforcement authorities on heightened alert after this terrifying axe attack in queens yesterday. the assault caught on camera watches this man rushes at four nypd officers, a metal hatchet in hand. the suspect hitting one in the arm, striking another in the head before two uninjured officers shoot and kill him. law enforcement owe fishes say it appears the suspect was stalking the officers, hiding behind a bus shelter, waiting to attack. the suspect identified as zale h. thompson, cnn now learning he has a criminal record in california and was discharged from the navy for misconduct. on a facebook page bearing his name and location in queens, the black

they claimed self-defense, but witnesses said their act was unprovoked.he victims included women and children. the lawyers of at least two of the defendant said they will appeal the verdict. >> i will review our options and i expect we will appeal and continue to fight vigorously. but the security guard were first indicted in 2008, but the case was later dropped and later reinstated by an appeals court. some 30 iraqis flew to the united states to testify during a new trial that started last april. the shooting sparked fierce debate over the role of security contractors in a war zone. in 2009, the iraqi government rejected a renewed contract with blackwater. the company has since changed his name and relocated its headquarters but also recently emerged as another security firm with the contract with the u.s. government to protect officials in iraq. >> rocked by gunfire between police and what have been described as armed terrorists. police have been surrounding a house in the suburb of tunis. marie, what more can you tell us about the violence there today?

jean baptiste is just coming into view, and it's an unprovoked attack on mr. jules. mr. jules, from our perspective, and from the officers' observation, never fought back to defend himself. detainee jules did not see the attack coming. and you can see that mr. jean baptiste really manhandles him for quite sometime, actually launching a flying kick there. >> i never do nothing to you. why would you just come to beat me and take me, drop me on the floor like that? like someone who you're trying to kill me, right? so why? my neck, i can't move it. and now i feel headache. i feel headache. and then keep -- >> while jules said the attack was unprovoked jean baptiste told jail officials he was acting on a long-held grudge from the streets. >> inmate jean baptiste blamed inmate jules for his previous incarceration. i don't know what happened on the street between the two of them but inmate jean-baptiste blamed everything on inmate jules. apparently he's been waiting two years to get his hands on him. >> both inmates went to the seg unit. inmate jules was found not guilty, and h

. >> reporter: what happened was unprovoked. it was scary and the chief told me right here the patrol officer was here. he saw a suspicious man. he goes down here and he comes back, circles back, come down this alley in his patrol car. what happens next is that suspect comes at him, ambushes him, takes that axe, swings it into his window shattering it just inches from his face and then he takes off. i want to show you a picture right now of that actual axe that is in that window. it's still embedded in that window when that picture was taken. an officer run after him. while he's trying to take him down he gets hurt. the suspect drops the axe, takes off and he is still out there. police are looking at the axe for clues and also looking for video from the neighborhood. that officer is expected to be okay the chief tell says us. this dangerous suspect on the loose and it's halloween, so with more people out tonight more than usual, they could cross path with this person. so the chief says this is a top priority getting this person

. >> also police say there's a break in the case involving this unprovoked attack on an 85- year-old down the street. these stories and more coming up new at 6:00. at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> today critics spoke out on the sales measure that would save transportation programs. measure bb would raise the current half cent sales tax to 1 cent for 30 years. it's expected to raise over $8 billion during that time period. 3billion of that money would be spent on traffic relief. another 3 billion would go to public transportation and 400 million would go to b .a.r.t.s extension to livermore. but today a coalition of groups including county republicans urged voters to say no. >> they are all starry eyed about widening freeways and throwing money at ac transit with no strings and putting a $400 million down payment into a b.a.r.t. boondoggle. >> the measure requires a 2/3 majority and voters re rejected a si

. >> completely unprovoked. no reason for this. >> according to reports, the brother of the man who kicks this victim said, hey, that guy's looking at your girlfriend and they had words earlier, but then the guy came back and did this to the guy. the man has just been sentenced to 14 months in prison. the girl got a 2 1/2 year prison sentence. >>> normally b.a.s.e jumps are worried about getting harassed by police, security guards. that's why these two drove out to an undisclosed location in the middle of new mexico in this epic ev video. get their gear together, make the climb up the 300-foot tower but sadly, the tower was not completely uninhabited. >> keep our eyes out. >> come across a couple of hawks above. circling around. the hawks don't look too happy about their preds. >> it's freaking me out. >> they get more and more aggressive the longer johnny and luke are at the top of the tower. >> whoa. >> did you see that? the thing was moving, and quick. watch again in slow mo. >> yeah, went right over them. >>

. >>> the coatesville police arrested two teenagers that committed an unprovoked attack on a 60-year-old man and they have social media to thank for this. they showed him talking to the man and for no reason at all slapping him. thanks to the tips on the facebook page and tip line, police arrested two 16-year-olds and both have charged with assault. >>> a solemn ceremony why in burlington county, the mission of honor group held a burial ceremony for the remains of seven new jersey veterans that served in world war ii and vietnam, it took place at the william c. doyle cemetery and the mission of honor gave the dignified burial to more than 400 veterans over the year. >>> a new memorial is taking shape in delaware, the muir housing authority broke grown on the alder creek neighborhood on cleveland avenue it includes 66 apartments and a fitness center and after >>> ducis rogers is here and the flyers play at home against the devils. >> the season open in boston went well until the last two minutes and the flyers let the game slip away. it's home cooking at the wells fargo center and jeff sk

witness after witness came forward to say the americans shot the iraqis entirely unprovoked. following the 2003 u.s.-led invasion, hundreds of blackwater security contractors were employed to guard vulnerable diplomats in the politically volatile iraq. but undisciplined behavior and a string of accusations implicating them in attacks on iraqi civilians -- >> there you go. >> reporter: gave blackwater the reputation of trigger happy mercenaries who saw themselves as above the law. 9-year-old was the youngest victim that day. an iraqi lawyer survived the attack, but only just. one of the bullets passed right through him. the shootings were seen as the turning point in u.s.-iraqi relations and sparked a series of anti-american demonstrations. in the years that followed, the u.s. government paid compensation to the families of victims and blackwater lost their lucrative contract with the state department. >> one former blackwater contractor is convicted of murder is facing a possible jail sentence of life in prison. the other three convicted of manslaughter and weapons charges co

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. >> it's unprovoked. unprovoked. two individuals just out to enjoy a football game in our county here and there was no provocation whatsoever. and the beating was so vicious. and obviously, the outcome for the victims is life changing. >> reporter: if convicted, amador rebollero could face 11 years in state prison. dario rebollero could face eight years in prison if he is convicted. both men will be back in court here in santa clara county at the end of the month october 30th to ender their pleas. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> contra costa county has its first case of enterovirus. a child who has since recovered from the respiratory illness. that brings the number of cases to six in the bay area. two in alameda county, one in san francisco, and one each in solano and santa cruz counties. that virus appears as a common cold in most children. but it can cause severe respiratory problems especially in kids with asthma. >>> in this historic drought bay area residents have been asked to cut back on water and

police see a lot of violence but nothing like this unprovoked attack. with that ax assault last week on police in new york city, described as an act of terror, and isis calls for attacks on police and government workers, everybody is on edge. d.c. police say they have no evidence of terrorism, and admit they have no idea whether this was a copycat, a lunatic, or something else. david? >> still investigating, pierre, thank you. >>> and the final vote, the final sprint. four days until midterm elections. and the key number, six. the number of seats republicans need to take back the senate. and one of them is a republican candidate using her history with hogs to talk about working with waste. cecilia vega has the story. >> reporter: listen to this pitch, about hogs. >> i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm. so when i get to washington, i'll know how to cut pork. >> reporter: a mom, wife, and harley rider, saying she'll do to washington what she did to the hogs. >> because washington is full on big spenders let's make them squeal. >> reporter: tonight,

. >> pam: the two were involved in an unprovoked attack on to innocent people that were just trying to use the rest room. >> pam: boldface multiple felony counts. >> pam: the man behind an online video where he's behind a motorcycle. >> pam: the men from brett wood shot the video and discharge with accessory after the fact in commission of us. >> pam: and then taunting all loan officer that was not able to stop them. >>: we have every reason to believe that the videographer is the one that was involved in the crime. >>: he's cutting off innocent traffic a complete disregard for public safety. >> pam: the police say that they're still willing to that video to identify other writers. >> pam: coming up the 515 police finally make an arrest in a road race incident. >> pam: the world looking at the party that got out of hand with the giants win kent. >> pam: some parents are afraid to send their children out on halloween. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if

. >> reporter: -- and the chief in charge of officers on the beat are unnerved by this unprovoked act of violence. >> we need to get this person off the street. >> reporter: just days ago a man attacked two officers with a hatchet in queens, new york. warnings in alerts are multiplying informing tv reporters and law enforcement they are targets for isil linked terrorists trying to radicalize here in the u.s. chief lanier says she talked to new york city's top cop this morning. at this point there's no connection between this morning's axe attack here to what happened in new york, nor to anything related to isil, but she has been warning her officers several times a day for days to stay alert. >> we know there is an increased threat level and we know that there's an increased threat level on uniformed services and for us to not be on our toes both on and off duty in law enforcement and this environment is just careless. >> reporter: it's just an isolated incident that's scary enough. on halloween with more people out, many in disguise and a suspect on the loose. >> please call us becau

. >> unprovoked attacks. >> he is skilled at his job.etter on this evidence than most of the journalists who interviewed him. >> usually, it starts with: it's not yet clear to us exactly what happened? >> a certains of dodges and steps that are taken to deny something that has happened or create ambiguity where in exists about the event. >> once you are making presumptions based upon information that you have or have not or what you are suggesting that information you fact. >> we saw that was the case with the u.n. school, the first answer from the israeli spokes people was, schools. >> the next answer was, well, it could have been a palestinian shell that hit the school. >>. >> i don't know if it was palestinian orris ordnance. the next answer was there might have been palestinian militants in the area. >> u.n. schools in gaza. >> storing munnicians, rockets fired at our people. >> then it becomes, our shell hit the school but we are not responsible for the injuries that are there. >> because we don't target u.n. facilities. >> it's a s

the attack was unprovoked. it all happened while the victims and the assailants were in line in the men's room here. >> as fans, we need to take responsibility. authorities now say this brutal attack, videotaped on a cell phone, in a men's room at levi's stadium before the 49ers game was over a urinal. one of them its hurt so badly he needed brain surgery and may be pair litzed. the 32-year-old victim's cousin tried to intervene and was also beaten. >> over what? you know? over, this, this case over a stall? >> kathy started the san rafael based fans against violence after the 2011 beating of giants' fan, bryan stow in l.a. >> we have children we bring our children to the games. we think everyone should feel safe in bringing their children to the games and not fear something like this being the outcome. >> police say 27-year-old jose ramos, at taker, and the 34-year-old dario ribello participated, both wit long criminal records. the victim nudged ramos on the shoulder pointing out a urinal. ramos sucker punched

detectives say the unprovoked attack happened after the victim pointed out a urinal to one of the suspects. >> it put this victim in severe condition. and will probably affect his life. forever. >> cell phone video of the attack has gone viral. prosecutors say the victim needed emergency brain surgery. and that he may be paralyzed for the rest of his life. domestic violence was the top of agenda. roger goodell met with all of the team owners today. the league is working on a new conduct policy for players. all this comes as nfl star adrian peterson faced a judge in texas today. he's accused of disciplining his young son with a switch which left marks and welts on the boy's body. the judge set a tentative trial date for december 1st. >>> now, to a developing story on the fight against ebola. the first person to be diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. has died. thomas duncan passed away this morning at the dallas hospital where he was being treated. today paramedics rushed a dallas county deputy to the hospital today, reportedly has been sick after going inside duncan's apartment. doctors are ac

. >> an eruption takes place, unprovoke eruption, that attack includes a choke hold. >> reporter: closer look shows that choke hold, inmate also claims wiseback bit him on the back of the head, and eventually other officers to have pull wiseback off of him whose attorneys are hoping to now file, a federal is civil rights lawsuit against all involve. >> this brazen, violent behavior took place in front of the ten other co's, in in a common area of the prison where there is five other video cameras. the concern is what does this officer do in the dark corners of the prison when in one is looking. >> reporter: corrections department disciplined wiseback for september 20th incident. it was found he used excessive force but he is back on the job. wiseback claims he threatened him, taunted him verbally and spat at him saying in a statement once he felt spit, i reacted with hard empty handed use of force. >> you cannot see officer wiseback react in anyway whatsoever that would be consistent with having to be spat upon. we think this needs to be addressed. we think there needs to be more than ju

witnesses say the assault was completely unprovoked.tives are still trying to locate the three attackers. >> it's now 4:48 and a new jersey housewife is preparing to go to the big house. teresa guidice is speaking out for the first time about her prison sentence. >> atlantic city is helping a decision will help reverse the crumbling of its gambling mecca. >> you're always able to take 6abc.com with you wherever you're going. the new smart design changes its lay outto fit any device you're using. go to 6abc. use parental controls or the v-chip. learn how at thetvboss.org >> good morning. let's take a look at some of your traffic spots. first up, northeast philadelphia 95 at cottman. most of the roads out there are going to be wet this morning. give yourself some extra time. there in the ongoing work zone traffic is moving well but a bit to the south the ramp from bridge street to 95 southbound has been closed overnight for construction. but it should be opening up again in a few minutes. let's go over to the schuylkill at the vine. const

. >> this is unprovoked. these are two individuals who were just standing at the bathroom waiting their turn trying to make the line move. and all of a sudden they're beaten. >> reporter: the second man beaten is the cousin of the first victim who apparently tried to break up at tack. the d.a.'s office wanted amador rebollero's bail set at a million dollars but it was reduced to $350,000. dario rebollero is being held on a $75,000 bond. and according to the prosecutor, amador rebollero is eligible for up to 11 years in state prison if convicted. dario rebollero is eligible for up to 8 years in state prison. according to the santa clara police report, there was a levi's stadium employee in the bathroom at the time that this attack happened. that employee went immediately to get uniformed santa clara officers to the scene and they were able to make the arrests. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> neither man entered a plea. they are scheduled to be back in court october 30. >>> a man attacked w

. >>> new york police say an unprovoked hatchet attack on officers was an act of terror. video shows the suspect chargele at a group of officers on a -- charging at a group of officers on a busy street with a hatchet. one officer is in critical condition with a head wound. police say zale thompson is a muslim who ranted against america online. he had no ties to any particular group. police shot and killed thompson. >>> crowds in ottawa canada paid respects as the body of the soldier shot by a gunman started the journey to his hometown. the funeral for corporal nathan cirillo will be tuesday in hamilton, ontario. he was shot at the canadian war memorial on wednesday. the suspect was killed after he charged into the canadian parliament building. >> oh, my gosh! >> motorcycles whizzing by and dangerous maneuvers like that are -- it's legal for bikers in california. but according to a new study at uc-berkeley, lane splitting is perfectly safe if it's done right. cbs reporter carter evans hits the busy highways to check it out. >> reporter: in most states motorcycle riders are

police say it was unprovoked, this attack. the assailant is described as about 5'6" and in her 50s. >>> the first tackle hadn't even happened on the field when a 49er fan was allegedly sucker punched by another fan in a levi's stadium bathroom. that brutal attack posted to youtube has one man hospitalized and two others in jail. nbc bay area's jean elle on why it's raising new concerns now about fan safety. >> oh! >> witnesses say a disagreement over who would use a stall next led to this fight inside a men's bathroom at the 49ers game at levi's stadium sunday. a cell phone camera captures 49er fans beating fellow fans. santa clara police are investigating. >> officers are responding to the area. they were able to locate two suspects that were responsible for the assault. officers learned there were two victims that were victims to that assault. and they were taken to a local hospital and treated for their injuries. one of the victims has been released from the hospital. the other one is listed in serious condition. >> reporte

. >> it was unprovoked and uncalled -- she wasup called am for. we are standing near allston and shad dickp and they released the video to us yesterday earring because if you know the attacker if if the woman looks familiar call police. >>> a high school player was found shot to death inside of his truck. 18-year-old demetrius ward was found early yesterday morning. police do not think the shooting was gang related or random. they are now trying to figure out why he was at the apartment complex in the first place and if somebody may have been with him. he was remembered as a carrying young man. >> we really loved him. we have to remember it was the last time. >> the vacaville team plans on on aring hasn't and prestigious school has a man who stepped document where he worked. price was arrested friday in a hotel room along with 21-year- old britney hall. deputies describe the room as a didn't of drug activity. >> almost everywhere the officers looked there was some evidence as well as some prescription drugs, methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, et

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it was unprovoked. vicious. >> the cell phone video shows one of the tigers punching the first victim who tried to defend them as he is about to go down. >> this time he fall hard on his back as his assailant falls forward from the swing of his punch. the second attacker punches and drags the other victim away from the stalls and hits them again. he stems back as the other assailant reappears on the video. he hits them at close range repeatedly as they begin to leave, the video pans over to victim one who is lying on his back. convulsing and disoriented. the two suspects who were arrested later at the stadium appeared in court today. they are amador robellero and his brother dario, both stood expressionless. witnesses say the victims who are cousins were in the bathroom with the robelleros. they say the victim who was seriously hurt nudged the shoulder, telling him there was an open urinal. one said he didn't like getting pushed and without warning began throwing punches at him. the second victim was at

what was behind this unprovoked act of vice? >>> in can -- officials piecing together answers after wednesday's deadly shooting. the same time they hailed the hero who took him down. >> the hero does not want to be a hero. we'll get to this in a moment. quite touching moment in parliament when new york officials are telling people not to fear for their safety after the city's first confirmed case of ebola. >> yeah, woo he want to undercon that but people will naturally be aware and concerned of what's happening. dr. craig spencer contracted the december after returning from treating ebola participates in guinea. he is in isolation in a new york hospital and had been in new york, though, six days before developing a high fever thursday morning. >> we know that during the time that the patient was home before he became sick that he did leave his apartment. he -- we are aware that he went on a three-mile jog, a sign thaefs feeling quite well and he also took the subway system. we know that he's ridden on the a-train, the numbering

the vie lented beating after the anaheim angel's playoff game was unprovoked.e says he was trying to protect his family. a father of two serving 20-years in prison for firing a warning shot at his daughter's abusive boyfriend. in 2008 lee willard heard her screaming in the room. he was convicted with aggravate the assault. they asked florida's governor to grant him clemency. >> time now to brew on this. the second monday of october traditionally it is celebrated as columbus day. not if the seattle school board has their way. >> they want to observe indigenous people day. they say it helps fight racism but they say the day is for columbus. >> there are other die days in the year they could select. >> should it replace columbus day or is there room for both on the calendar? >> send us an e-mail at fox friends first@cfox news dot >> loren simonetti is here. >> good morning. this is an interesting story. beef processors are recalling 91,000 pounds of ground beef products because they might be contaminated with pieces of metal. four consumer complaints were received

the iraqi government called the shootings unprovoked and premeditated murder. it sparked a diplomatic crisis and was a turning point in u.s./iraqi relations. this changed things on the ground for security contractors. for survivors like this lawyer, the physical wounds may have healed, but the memory the haunt him, he says. >> translator: no matter how you describe this you can't do it justice. they killed 17 people in cold blood. families have lost a father, a son, a child. it's a tragedy i cannot describe. >> reporter: he was driving to work when he got trapped in the traffic in the square. when the shooting started, like many others, he tried to flee. he was shot three times. >> translator: it was hard. people were terrified. people running out of their cars were being shot at. anything that moved in the square was shot. women, children, young people. they shot at everyone. >> reporter: the defendants say they acted in self-defense. >> translator: i felt that there are people who care about this case. i felt the u.s. judiciary was interested, even if it's to

. >> it was an unprovoked attack. >> reporter: a nearly identical attack happened last week, a few hundred yards away, involving a 63-year-old man. police are stepping up patrols in the area. >> there are going to be officers out here, and yes, we are looking for additional witnesses. murray describing the attack as unpredictable and scary. warning others who frequent the area to be careful. >> i sure just wish, a chance to be one-on-one with him, eye to eye, instead of a chicken shot, slap to the eye. >> reporter: murray describes the attacker as a caucasian man in his 20s, or 30s, with a goatee. he also had a backpack at the time, and the only thing he said to murray was you deserve it. ktvu's channel 2 news. >>> surveillance video captured an armed man robbing a gas station in san rafael. it happened early yesterday morning. you can see the suspect standing in the shell station. the employee was out by one of the pumps, but came back inside thinking that the customer needed some help. that is when the suspect pulled out a handgun and told the clerk to give him money and lottery tickets.

why officials feel the unprovoked hatchet attack might be terror related.nd a hero's welcome to the man credited for stopping what could have been even more bloodshed inside canada's parliament. plus details of the gunman's checkered past and possible ties to terrorism. christine romans is on assignment. >>> breaking news overnight, ebola in new york. american doctor who volunteered for doctors without borders in guinea is in a new york hospital this morning with ebola. dr. craig spencer received a positive test for the virus thursday night after he was rushed by ambulance into isolation at bellevue, a hospital here in manhattan. officials are now tracing his fairly extensive movements in the hours before the diagnosis out in public at a bowling alley, park, restaurant, subway, taxi. public officials called a news conference last night in an effort to alay fears into what they call -- >> there is no reason for new york ers to be alarmed. new yorkers who have not been exposed to an infected person's bodily fluids are not at all at risk. we have had a full, c

individual films it and they smack usually with an open hand an unsuspecting individual usually unprovoked. the two 16-year-olds are behind bars facing a list of charges. their identities have not yet been released. >>> police in delaware county are investigating a tragedy, in upper chichester, a worker with lenny electric fell to his death at 7:30, sources tell "action news" that the bucket truck the man was in at the time had a mechanical failure before he fell, police have not released any other information. >>> turning now to an update on a story that touched so many across the world. the drexel hill couple created a bucket list for their terminally ill son. shane michael haley was born at 2:25 this morning, jenna and dan healy posted pictures of his birth and death, on their facebook page, prayers for shane. it said at 6:13 a.m., after meeting his entire family and being baptised into the catholic faith, baby shane died peacefully in his mother's arms we are thankful for the time we had with our son. they learned shane had a brain defe defect. >> they made a bucket list for the time t

it was unprovoked, it was uncalled for. she didn't see it coming. >> reporter: police say that's true, and that the woman suffered serious injuries that put her in the hospital. >> attacked her, because she was 85, and more vulnerable than someone who is younger and stronger. >> reporter: from another camera, police were able to grab this still shot. she's described as african american, in her 50s, 5'6", medium build, wearing a long gray coat with dark green baggy pants. >> i think that there should be civility among people. and when i see something like that, it just makes me really concerned about the state of affairs, and how things are going here. >> i feel like the area is pretty safe, but i will say, i keep my card up at night. >> reporter: the video was released this even, but the attack happened a week ago tuesday around 9:30 at night. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. and this attacker, if caught, berkely police say she she could face felony assault, and elderly charges. >>> palo alto p

why officials feel the unprov e unprovoked hag et attack might be terror related. >>> a man credited could have been more bloodshed inside the parliament. the new details about the gunman's checkered past and new ties to terrorists. >>> welcome back. 29 minutes past the hour. breaking news overnight ebola in new york. an american doctor who volunteered for doctors without borders in guinea is in a new york hospital this morning with ebola. dr. craig spencer received a positive test for the virus thursday night that was after he was rushed by ambulance from his new york apartment into isolation at bellevue. a hospital in manhattan. officials are tracing his fairly extensive movements in the hours before the diagnosis. out in public a bowling alley, a restaurant, taxi. public officials held a news conference in an effort to delay fears. >> we want to stay at the outset. there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. new yorkers who have not been exposed to an infected person's bodily fluids are not at all at risk. >> we have had a full, coordinated effort that has been working liter

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so it was unprovoked, i believe, and unnecessary for anyone who use that kind of violence and arrest a person. >> was there anything he did to provoke police action? >> some say he was pouring water on the police. but whatever he was doing, he was already arrested. his hands were cuffed. and the proper procedure was to take him into custody. and to deal with him in accordance with the law. >> one of the reasons i wanted to bring up that video with you first and hear from the lawyer was because this is a really interesting point in what seems to be a game of, you know -- this is like the cat and mouse gim between the police and protesters. they're trooing to move these people on. but when people in hong kong and the people involved in this movement start to see a video like that, perhaps their view on the police and the minimum force the police were going to use would change. even those scenes overnight were police using minimum force. if the police says if you walk to us and you're holding your hands like that, it doesn't necessarily mean that's not violent in any way. this sort of a

new jersey investigators say a bear that killed a rutgers university student was unprovoked and behavedote, predatory manner. 22-year-old darsh patel was hiking with friend last month when they spotted the bear following them. the friend ran away, splitting up in the process. patel's friends called police when they realized he was missing. the student was later found dead. he had been mauled. police shot and killed a black bear acting it aggressively as it lurked near his body. heather: on capitol hill republican lawmakers are now urging the obama administration to suspend the transfer of detainees from guantanamo bay after fox news learned that many of those terrorists are picking up exactly where they left off. they are now going to syria to join isis and they are not the only ones. thousands of militants pouring into syria from all around the world and the airstrikes have not slowed them down. mike baker, former cia covert operations officer and president of diligence, a global intelligence security firm. this report coming from "the washington post" and also from our catherine herri

she says her son's killing was unprovoked. >> he was executed, it was overkill. for nothing. for nothing. >> reporter: the shooting of michael brown sparked a national debate over race and police conduct. ever since, protesters from across the country have been drawn to st. louis where emotions are raw. >> the community has to see the difference in the two cases. certainly they can talk about the issue, but we ask that they do it peacefully. >> reporter: now, later this morning, a justice for all rally is scheduled to begin in downtown st. louis. the police say they're committed to keeping the streets calm. but that is the key test as they continue to investigate a shooting involving one of their own. paula. >> all right. jeff zeleny, live from st. louis where we are expecting a weekend of protests. thank you very much. >>> and a horrifying sight at a zoo when a toddler fell into a jaguar pit fracturing his skull. the big cats closed in on that boy. but quick-thinking zoo keepers saved the day getting the cats away from the child. and michelle franzen has the story. good morn

the iraqi government called the shootings unprovoked and premeditated murder. for survivors like this lawyer, the physical wounds may have healed, but the memories haunt him, he says. >> no matter how you describe this yourks can't do it justice. they killed 17 people in cold blood. families have lost a father, a son, a child. a tragedy they cannot describe. >> when the shooting started, like many others, he tried to flee. he was shot three times. anyone in the square was shot. women, children, young people. they shot at everyone. >> they say they acted? self-defense. i felt there are people who care about this case. i felt the u.s. was interested even if it's just to show the media that america is just and guarantees people's rights. . >> for the families, justice may not bring back their loved ones but may finally mean closure. >> we're going to take a very short break, but we'll have more of your global news when we return. stay with us. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. tor

police say this was an unprovoked incident. the suspect is described to be in her 50s. if you recognize her, you are asked to call police. >>> police are searching for a thief caught on camera. last friday a woman stole a package from the front porch of her home. her car seen driving up and down the street before she stole it. another camera catches her stealing another package. the suspect's car believed to be a white dodge stratus. >>> a principal at a private high school resigned after he was caught in a motel room filled with drugs. police say they found thomas price in a sacramento county hotel room with cocaine, heroin, and meth. authorities also found 21-year-old brittney hall passed out on his bed. price was principal at branson school in ross. price said he and hall had a casual relationship. by the way, police tipped off by the incident of hall's boyfriend. >>> santa clara residents are expected to sound off at a meeting about the new levi's stadium tonight. they have been frustrated by the traffic flowing into and out of their community, but now they are talk

india's defense minister has accused pakistan of making unprovoked attacks on indian administered kashmirs warned of retailuation. pakistan's major general, whose forces control the border, has called on ind y ia to stop the attacks. >> we want to deescalate. we don't want to fire. i just want to know the reason from the other side. we are not finding the answer, why are they firing? if they continue to fire, they will continue to see a response from us. >> well, let's get perspective from both sides. sandro, let's start with you both. i know you've been to both sides. just bring us up to date how people are coping. >> reporter: well, all across the border here, the villages are pretty much emptied out. they're completely abandoned because all the villagers have moved themselves to safer ground further inland, setting up in temporary shelters. i visited one set up in a government-run school where there were women, old men, young children taking up any space they could find. the classrooms, the corridor outside. every now and then, a few people go back to try to get a sense of what's happe

. >>> new york police say an unprovoked hatchet attack on officers was an act of terror.eo shows the suspect charging at a group of officers yesterday on a busy street with the hatchet. one officer is in critical condition with a head wound. police say zale thompson is a muslim convert who ranted online against america, though he had no ties to any particular group. police shot and killed him. >>> new yorkers are being told to remain calm, this after a doctor diagnosed with the ebola virus did many everyday things new yorkers do. cleaning crews started scrubbing down dr. craig spencer's upper manhattan apartment today. he returned from treating ebola patients in west africa last week. residents are allowed to come and go from the building. but some neighbors don't think that should be allowed. the doctor had been out and about in the city all week eating at restaurants, bowling, jogging and riding the subway. health officials cleared the bowling alley to re-open. and now certain travelers returning to new york area airports will face new screenings and possibly mandatory