. >> it was so unprovoked. >> neil and jeff are recovering. they say they aren't deterred to come back to san francisco. supervisors are calling for strong an enforcement of hate crime. they are investigating this as a hate crime and trying to track down the five men who allegedly jumped out of that blue minivan. they are said to be african-american men in their late 20s and early 30s. you might remember earlier this year two gay women were attacked around the san francisco pride festivities and gay man was attacked earlier that morning as well. certainly a cause for concern. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you, kris. >>> in berkeley, a developing story we are following this morning where two men -- or a man and woman have been shot. it happened king street and alcatraz avenue. the two victims are expected to survive. police are searching for suspects. the latest shooting comes during a violent month in berkeley as police increased patrols due to several recent shootings. today the chp in santa rosa they will demonstrate important res

said there was unprovoked firing from the indian side which started at 2:00 a.m. and lasted until 8:00 in the morning and killed two pakistani soldiers. the defense minister is also saying the same thing. because of the indian media's reporting that there were all pakistanies officials have in refuting and rejecting this claim and saying there was no surgical strike. it was only cross-border firing which happened last night. genie: this is the latest in an already tense situation that has beenen getting worse in the past few weeks. tell us about that. it has been getting quite tense between the neighbors ever since on september 18 we saw an attack in one of the army bases in kashmir on the indian side. india accused pakistan saying it was pakistan that had orchestrated this attack. ever since that we have seen allegations being traded by both sides. pakistan says they want to international investigators to come. ever has been a deadlock since the september 18 attack happened. in the meantime the un's general assembly was aware that pakistan took up the kashmir cau

. >> you got an individual walking up on the police car, unprovoked, starts firing multiple rounds into the car. it is absolutely amazing that she's here as well as some of the other people. again, we're keeping the civilians in our prayers as well. >> reporter: police spotted the gunman, chased him eastbound on sam son from the first scene. the gunman fired into a bar, striking a security guard in the left leg, then grabbed a female, possibly using her as a shield or hostage. she's shot in the leg. the madman continues to run eastbound. he fires into a car near sansom. he struck a man and woman in the chest. that's the woman that died. the man is in critical condition. the gunman didn't stop there. he continued eastbound on sansom, at 48th he engages with a university of pennsylvania police officer in an alley. three others enter the alley, a shootout happens, the gunman is killed. right now, we are told sergeant young has two adult police officers, and four shot weapons at the gunman. live outside penn presbyterian, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> thank you for that. the mayor visited

they were denouncing what they called an unprovoked attack by india and pakistan-administered kashmir. the details differ widely. india says it launched "surgical strikes" against militants prepared to carry out attack on major indian cities. authorities say several militants were killed. pakistan says no targeted strikes took place. tensions between the enemies have escalated since september 18 when the army base in indian-administered kashmir was attacked. leaving 18 soldiers that. julia kim has the story. smoke rises in the himalayan territory of kashmir, the site of a nigighttime ground offensive by the indian military. the operation targeted terrorists trying to cross the border into indian-controlled territory. >> during these counterterrorist operations, significant casualties have been crossed to the terrorists and those trying to support them. julia: pakistan has denied india's version of events, saying there was no strike at instead, india initiated cross-border fire, leading to the death of two pakistani soldiers get islamabad has condemned new delhi's "unprovoked and naked

their response is utterly unprovoked, right. it's troubling when conservative authors are disinvited from campuses because of their political views. so on the one hand, i understand where conservatives are coming from, on the other hand, i i think they've often overreacted to the intolerance and the sense to the university and that's unfortunately because i think it may steer some young conservative aways from higher education. some may decide that they don't want to become professors because it's -- they see it as a much more intolerant place than it, in fact, is. >> host: have you personally had any issues here at claremont mckenna being a conservative scholar? >> guest: you know, a few. not enough to make me not want to be a professor, right. so on the whole, i've been very happy and we don't claim that the university is -- doesn't present challenges to conservatives. it does. we just think they're manageable and we need more conservatives in higher education and in particular in the social sciences and so we hope to encourag

were unprovoked. >>> cleveland.com is reporting a monument company. vandals recently kicked over and cracked several headstones at erie street cemetery. some of the graves date back to the give the city cost estimates for repairs or replacements. >>> a cleveland woman is due in jail after she intentionally set a duplex on fire in august killing her boyfriend. she is facing aggravated murder and arson charges. the victim's family members told us she had been violent against him in the past. >>> donald trump is coming to cleveland. he is set to speak science academy. this event is not open to the public but media will be there. he is expected to appear at a private fundraiser at townhall and then at a local home. >>> here's a look right now at what you need to grab headed out the door: make sure you have your water bottles because we are starting the morning off one with temperatures already at -- already at 80 degrees. tonight, i would close the window because it is going to be so humid and muggy. take a look at the numbers: 90s this afternoon, 70 over

police say the stabbing looks unprovoked and whomever did it just ran. the man is expected to recover. if you have any information we are working to get details into what started this early- morning fire in phoenix. crews were called to an industrial area near seventh avenue and lincoln. firefighters needed long ladders to control the blaze. as soon as we learn more we will let you know. >>> that young man was the light of my life.>> a valley family is still searching for answers. they are turning a cold kevin millar was just 31 years old, he was shot to death. he was walking home after working at the rum runner bar when he was attacked, two years later the suspect has not been caught.>> we live the trauma and the grief that we have gone is gone. we wonder why, what did my beautiful son and their beautiful brother do that would warrant being killed. >> if you have any information you are asked to call silent witness.>>> two people are dead and hundreds of thousands are in the dark, tropical storm hermine moos up the coast. new york and new jersey are get

this ambush happened in the same area where another officer was shot in an unprovoked attack and ambushed sitting in his cruiser when a gunman shot him. last night, richard ross compared the two cases. >> she had to do something similar, i spoke to her as well, she had to lean over in the passenger sheet to try to shield from as many rounds as possible. >> the officer managed to chase that shooting suspect, despite serious injuries. that suspect faces attempted murder charges. >>> now let's check the weather from nbc10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei. >> hi, rosemary, temperatures are just bumping up here, now 63 degrees in philadelphia. new jersey, 57. some clouds out there, but scattered coverage. mixed with plenty of sunshine today and winds on the light side. here's the forecast highs for today. we cap in the lower 80s. warmer than yesterday at 82 in the suburbs. forecast high of 81 degrees in the lehigh valley. >>> that does it for now. krystal and i will see you at 8:30 for a full hour of news. now back to the "today" show. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for b

we were determined not to let down and he nations defending themselves against unprovoked attack. the land lease products of our factories were being unloaded in great britain. at the red sea ports for the british in africa. it was being hauled over the burma road to china. piling up. in iraq, or russia. did we supply war materials to the countries defending themselves against axis aggression? was it our naturals of these were people unwilling to lose their freedom? was it our ancient antagonism to congress imposing their will on others by force? yes, partly. a principally, was because the american people have become certain that they were on the list of free nations to be conquered. german] ing narrator: and we were the leading example of that world himmler was committed to breaking asunder. what would have been our position if they had succeeded in conquering russia and china? europe andonquest of africa would bring all of their raw materials, plus their entire industrial development under one control. of the 2 billion people in the world, the nazi's roughly one quarter. with 50

this ambush hlivpened in the sae area where another officer, jessie hartnett was shot in an unprovoked attack in january. similar circumstances. in hammnemay's case, he was sitting in the patrol car when he was shot several times. har liett was axtee to chase th suspect who was caught a few xteocks away. we will contidule to stay on to of this breaking news story here, on the axe ar and online. check with the nbc10 app for updates throughout the day. >>> gunfire abrino sent two pole officers in fort worth, texas to the hospital overnight. one in critical condition. the officers were responding to a call when they found a wounded victim inside a house. they were checking a shed in the byorkyard of the house when an armed man barricaded inside opened fire on them. the officers shot back. responding police fired tear gas cannisters to end the standoff. the gunman was later found dead. >>> five minutes past 9:00 this saturday. let's check the weekend weather. mett. tracking a warmup of sorts. tell us about it. >> that's righati rosemary. already seen temperatures bump up from a couple hour

>> the police chief calls it unprovoked violent video. the video backs it up. three officers standing near a patrol car in a very well lit area. it is after 1 in the morning. the surveillance camera shows the suspect mark pain an african american car back his car into a parking lot facing the store. several minutes goes by before he pulls out turns the lights back on hits the gas pedal plowing straight into the officer. the rookie officer is thrown up into the air and into the store window. another breaking his leg. the third officer jumping out of the way. the suspect then tries to fight the officer. amazingly the rookie and the sergeant that jumped out of the way they were able to get up, taz and arrest the man. >> he got propelled into the glass, got up and fought this guy and got him in custody. >> unbelievable. a real hero. >> he is now facing three counts of attempted murder this morning. two officers are still in the hospital at this hour but all three are expected to be okay. >> we will check back with you. thank you. >> and turning now to the race for

police say the stabbing looks unprovoked and whomever did it just ran. the man is expected to recover. if you have any information

police say a man deliberately did this, and it was completely unprovoked in the phoenix, arizona area. the officer used a taser to say struggled violently. none of the police officers luckily here have injuries that are life-threatening. >>> it may be the last thing the sunshine state needs, more rain. tropical storm julia will did you have 1 to 3 inches in northern florida today. it's going up the georgia and south carolina coast there. they got slammed by hermine a couple of weeks ago. the storm is packing 40-mile-per-hour sustainable winds, but it is expected to weaken to a tropical depression later today. brian, tia. >> brian: you'll see this one in our seeshl media feeds today. naturally a baby panda video went viral, and here on animal planet we bring it to you. this video of a panda cub lying on its back and crunching repeatedly. it looks like a black and white blob to me. >> tia: no, it doesn't. it looks like a miniature panda. get your glasses adjusted. say that's a baby panda? >> tia: yeah. in your senior age i think the glasses are a necessity. >> brian: my senior age? my g

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surveillance video captured a driver slamming into the officers unprovoked, violent, and intentional. two officers had serious injuries but expected to be okay. the driver faces several charges, including attempted first-degree murder. >>> two 65-year-old men are facing murder charges in california more than four decade after the crime. they are accused in the 1973 shotgun killings of two girls in a small town north of sacramento. the case was closed long ago, but a detective tracked the >>> in florida, the state hardest hit by the zika outbreak, hundreds of people are in the dark about whether they have the virus. the state is offering free tests, but getting the results is taking more than a month. >> i think they need to recognize that everybody is trying to do the best but i have a feeling the pieces are not coming together. i think they are now with a lot of public attention placed on them. >> reporter: governor rick scott says the federal government is now promising to help florida process the tests. florida has had more than 700 zika cases, including 86 pregnant women. >>> comi

yahner says: "they were victims of an unprovoked violent, intentional act. these officers could easily have been killed. thank god we are not planning three funerals today." the officer flying through the air is 33 years old. it was his first day on the job. he suffered a head injury. another of the officers has a broken leg. and the third was injured in the fight with the suspect. all are expected to be okay. marc laquon payne, who's 44 years old, was arrested at the scene. he made his first court appearance overnight and faces three charges of attempted murder. this "intentional act' as the police chief called it, follows the targeted murders of police officers this summer in dallas and baton rouge. this isn't payne's first altercation with the police. according to court documents he recieved probation during a traffic stop in 1997. he had a clean record after that -- until the early hours of tuesday morning. in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news . police officers believe impairment may have also been a factor in the suspect's actions. a man pulls a gun

he voluntarily willingly unprovoked brought up this former miss universe and started talking about hert gain. what would your advice be to him on this issue? is it smart to do that? >> well, i think one of the things that happens when you transition from being a private sector citizen into a major public figure and a candidate, there are some things that do you have to let go. i think, though, if you are coming from the private sector, particularly in new york, particularly in show business, when people push you, when they hit you, you tend to hit back. i think that he would much rather be talking about the economy, the murder rates in chicago, the foreign policy, isis and so forth, but it does seem to be that the media and often the public gets obsessed with these side shows. >> he was the one who brought it up in the "fox and friends" interview. the only question they had for him is hillary clinton got under your skin and he went directly to talking about alicia machado. you say he would much prefer to be talking about it, then why isn't he talking about it? >> well, i think one of t

phoenix police chief calls the incident unprovoked and intention al. >> the officers could have been killed. i thank god we are not planning three funerals right now. our officers were targeted. here, this happened in phoenix, this happened to your phoenix police officers. >> reporter: marc laquon payne is accused of using his vehicle as a wepb. he -- weapon. he faces three attempted murder charges. we looked to see if he had other charges, the only one we found was from 20 years ago, an assault charge here in arizona. he will be back in court on tuesday. back to you. >>> breaking news out of chandler this afternoon. a baby has been ed swimming pool. this is the scene from the penguin air & plumbing news chopper near gilbert. firefighters tell us the baby crawled through a doggy door and into the unfenced pool. the boy was able to breathe on his own as they took him to the hospital. >>> one person killed this morningane four car -- morning surprise. three people were injured. this was a high speed collision. right now it is not clear exactly what caused the crash. >>> jury reached a

the police chief is calling it an unprovoke violent intentional act. it was all caught on video. the video is graphic. here's hena daniels. >> reporter: this this video you see exact moment police say a man deliberately plowed his car into three phoenix police officers. >> outraged by this incident. this is a violent cowardly act on our police officers and simply unacceptable. our phoenix police officers were targeted. >> reporter: officers seen thrown over the suv is a three three-year old rookie on his first night of patrol. he suffered a concussion but was able to rest will the suspect to the ground. sergeant on the scene suffered a broken leg while a third escaped with scrapes, bruises. >> these officers could have easily been killed, and i thank god that we're not planning three funerals right now. >> reporter: driver, 44 year-old hashing payne is accused of using his vehicle as a weapon and using three counts of attempted first degree murder. hena daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is a terrifying sight as a school bus with kid on boardings up in flames. >>> coming

phoenix pd calling it unprovoked and intentional. >> they are in uniform. they are in a lit area. they are right next to a police car. we are confident that this an intentional act. >> reporter: a sergeant has a broken leg and another dives out of the way and a 33-year-old goes flying. he is thrown into the front of the convenience store. >> unbelievable the officer that hits the glass gets back up and engages in a fight to take on the suspect. >> reporter: the suspect struggles with the officers before he is taken into custody. 44-year-old mark lequan pain is now facing charges of murder and aggravated assault. his alleged movements leading up to the attack documented. about 1:45 he stops at a gas pump and headlights aimed at the cops and then moves to a parking spot and turning his car off and sitting for minutes. just before 2:00 a.m. he accelerates straight into the cops. this phoenix official linking it to other attacks. >> i have seen a lot of things, but i have never seen so many senseless acts targeting law enforcement. >> police are searching for a motive and they say the

this is the man accused of intentionally running over three phoenix police officers, unprovoked. 44-year-old marc laquon payne did not respond to reporters' questions as to why. >> and i'm outraged by this incident. this is a violent, cowardly act on our police officers, and it's simply unacceptable. our phoenix police officers were targeted. >> the surveillance video is difficult to stomach. it shows the three officers standing outside of their patrol car. without warning, payne's vehicle rams into them at high-speed. one officer is able to dodge the car. two officers are directly hit. the impact sends a rookie officer flying into the air. a sergeant is trapped under the partner tackle pain and take him into custody. >> unbelievable. our officer that hits the front of the glass and smashes the glass gets back up, engages in the fight to take the suspect into custody. phe runs over us, and then he still fights with us as we are trying to take him into custody. >>> while we don't know why payne plowed into the officers, we know he has a history of attacking police. payne was arrested in 1997

. >>> he stabbed a guy and let him bleed to death, no motive, totally unprovoked, and now an update. the killer, jacob weedman could be going home. the clemency board voted to let him out on house arrest. an unwelcome bit of news for the victim's family. we're getting clarification what happens now that the vote is done. >>> and tonight we're warning you about the latest outbreak in valley class room. super lice are biting, and knowledge is power to protect your family. kim tobin is taking action for us, and super lice? it sounds worrisome. >> reporter: and what we're seeing with lice in the united states is that it's not responding to the over the experts recommend one of these combs and a lot of hard work. super lice is back, crawling through valley class rooms voluming the start of the new school year. >> when you get lice, people panic. it's just, there are bugs in your hair. it's gross. >> reporter: gross, but super common. >> when you had it to first time did it itch? >> yeah. >> reporter: and right now a north valley charter school has an 77 cases out of 850 students. all pare

this ambush happened in the same area where philadelphia officer jessie hartman was shot in an unprovoked attack back in jack. he was on patrol, sitting in his cruiser when a gunman shot him. last night, commissioner ross compared the two cases. >> she had to do something very similar and i spoke to her as he did. she had to lean over to shield herself from as many rounds as possible. i asked her if he said anything, she didn't hear him say a word. walked up on her and started to fire. >> officer heart nip was able to chase the gunman. we will stay on top of this through the morning. stay with nbc10 and the nbc10 app for continuing coverage and updates throughout the day. >>> in other news this saturday, the mother of this camden girl killed in a gang shootout will have a candlelight vigil in her memory. she was eight years old caught in the shootout last month. her killer still on the loose. that vigil is 7:00 at 8th and spruce streets in camden. >>> tonight's remembrance the day after they made an arrest in the killing. charged with hindering investigation. land made up an alibi for a p

phoenix pd calling it unprovoked and intentional. >> they are in uniform. they are in a lit area. they are right next to a police car. we are confident that this an intentional act. >> reporter: a sergeant has a broken leg and another dives out of the way and a 33-year-old goes flying. he is thrown into the front of the convenience store. >> unbelievable the officer that hits the glass gets back up and engages in a fight to take on the suspect. >> reporter: the suspect struggles with the officers before he is taken into custody. 44-year-old mark lequan pain is now facing charges of murder and aggravated assault. his alleged movements leading up to the attack documented. about 1:45 he stops at a gas pump and headlights aimed at the cops and then moves to a parking spot and turning his car off and sitting for minutes. just before 2:00 a.m. he accelerates straight into the cops. this phoenix official linking it to other attacks. >> i have seen a lot of things, but i have never seen so many senseless acts targeting law enforcement. >> police are searching for a motive and they say the

police do not know the motive but they say the attack was unprovoked. >>> release of a convicted arsonist has some people in san francisco on edge. david munoz the net was in jail for setting a string of fires in the castro before arrested and convicted of the crimes he spent three years in jail for involuntary manslaughter is convicted of strangling his partner and barnabas the park and setting the body on fire. >> i think this thing with the arsonist is david appoints a bigger problem, we are not dealing well with repetitive offenders. the police ags is banned from taking street between castro and hartford for the next six months but officers plan to circulate the as his photo to every business owner within 150 yards of the mix which is a bar on 18th st. which is owned by one of the as his former partners. >>> more troubles for san francisco based wells fargo bank among other banks -- things wells fargo will pay $24 million to settle allegations that the bank is treated military families including repossessing cars without a court order. some icons on the heels of a very embarrassing sc

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the police chief in phoenix said it was an unprovoked attack. the chief said the officers were talking in a gas station parking lot when that car slammed into them. unbelievable. the suspect gets out of the car and starts fighting with the officers. they were able to arrest him. two of the officer his to go to the hospital. they're in critical condition okay, though. investigators are still looking for a motive. >>> thank you, terrence. it's 4:44 right now. in politics this morning, former secretary of state collin powell is calling donald trump a national disgraces. the comment come from private e- mail seen by buzz feed. powell, a republican, slammed trump in the e-mails to a former aid who is now a journalist and said that trump is embarking on a racist movement and that democrats don't need to attack trump destroying himself. >> and no you to hillary clinton, taking one final day to recover with pneumonia. she's scheduled to be back on the campaign trail tomorrow and planned to be at a rally in vegas today, but president bill clinton will be

. >> unbelievable, unprovoked attack. >>> more now, and when you see the surveillance video it's amazing none of the officers was killed, the chief even calling one of them a hero for the way he ac leg. jason is continuing the coverage from the qt, walking us through the incredible footage. jason? >> reporter: like you said, amazing none of the offers were hurt. this is incredible footage. here behind me is the qt, workers still working on the front because it's smashed up. right where you see the silver and yellow truck, that's where the officers were standing, and to the left the fuel pumps is where the officers were standing, and they didn't have sergeant saying welcome to the force because the guy in the middle is a rookie. first day on the job. they all just finished a call. from over by the gas pump, the suspect in the maroon car guns it at the officer. he hits the lieutenant, and he has a broken leg and starts calling for back you. watch -- up. watch again, the officer on the left diving out of the rookie flies over the windshield. the suspect at that point gets out to fight. what

. >>> the officers were there, they were victims of an unprovoked violent intentional act. these officers could have easily been killed and i thank god that funerals right now. >>> first tonight at 6:00, phoenix police -- joe yahner speaking about three officers hurt by a driver who hit them with this car and investigators think that this was no accident. look at the surveillance video here showing the moment that suspect hit those officers while they were at a quicktrip -- you see that car speeding up and slamming into them. the car crashes into the store. you saw one of the officers go flying through the air. that driver is i officers are treated for their injuries. this happened at a quarter to 2:00 in the morning at the quicktrip at 25th avenue and camelback. steve krafft is live now with the latest on that story. >>> the suspect in this case, mark payne, is looking at criminal charges of aggravated assault and attempted murder. >>> surveillance video captures the car smashing into phoenix police. lower left corner you see a red

the police chief today calling this incident unprovoked and intentional. in the video you'll see an officer thrown over the top of an suv. that is a 33-year-old rookie on his very first night of patrol. he suffered a concussion but was still able to get up and wrestle the driver. a sergeant broken leg and the third officer suffered some scrapes and bruises. the officers used not their guns but a taser to subdue the man now accused of trying to kill them. >> this is a violent cowardly act on our police officers and it is simply an acceptable. our phoenix police officers were targeted. this happened here. this happened in phoenix. pain was impaired but they have no real motive. he does have one charge in his past in arizona. assault from 20 years ago. but aside from that his record here appears to be clear. in phoenix, jared dillingham, cbs 5 news. >> thank you. >>> friends and family are remembering a teenage girl in surprise who was killed in a crash by someone who ran a red light just a short time ago. there was a vigil for 19-year- old alexis reimer at t

he told police the attack was unprovoked and the man just ran away after it happened.the suspect is described as a white man around five foot six inches tall with a medium build and blonde spiked hair. the man arrested for a kidnapping in vallejo that made national headlines... is expected to plead guilty. matthew muller was arrested for assaulting denise huskins and her boyfriend aaron quinn... last march at their mare island home. after the assault... muller allegedly raped huskins and held her for ransom before releasing her two days later. vallejo police accused the couple of faking the kidnapping. but weeks later... muller was arrested after a home invasion in dublin... and police linked him to the vallejo kidnapping. tomorrow... he is expected to enter a guilty plea. quinn and huskins are currently suing vallejo police for the handling of their case. antioch police are combing the streets looking for a missing teenager. officers say, 15-year-old naomi lomax has been missing for 11- days. she was last seen september 17th. at about 7- in the morning, along 4400- wo

calling it unprovoked and intentional. the 44-year-old driver was taken into custody, but has not revealed why he did it. only on wisn 12 news, policing in milwaukee walking the beat. it's a chance for officers to get out of their squads and interact with the community. kathy: ben hutchison joined the officers for their shift, talking about sherman park, body cameras, and building relationships with the public. >> our goal was just to meet with people. >> milwaukee police officers joe saric and casey donahue walk their beat in the amani neighborhood. engaging with the community but also looking out for any trouble. >> stolen cars, drug dealing. >> checking in on businesses. how you guys were doing. >> building relationships. one way to cut down on crime numbers in the 53206 zip code. >> it makes me feel good that i know that you are out here. >> in the weeks after unrest in sherman park -- >> sometimes people are happy to see you. other times, people don't care too much for the police. >> officer donahue hoping body camera

not according to islam a bad -- islamabad, which that indian troops fired unprovoked, killing two ofheir soldiers. they are in little mood to compromise, allowing a group from a banned militant group to host a anti-india protest. >> the entire cabinet reiterated, the pakistan government, pakistan's armed forces, and pakistan's 200 million people are 100% united. if india thinks of any bold moves, the entire people remain ready to respond. repoter: india did admit that one of its soldiers was in pakistan's custody, though that was unrelated to the raid and had strayed across the border by mistake. both nations have twice gone to war over kashmir, but a 2003 cease-fire cut down on the evacuation of villages. the new tension has raised the possibly it could be in jeopardy. anchor: europe's pioneering rosetta spacecraft crash landed its way into retirement on the comet it has been orbiting for two years. millions of kilometers from earth, it declared one last burst of scientific data before sending to an icy grave. it is hoped the information gathered will help unlock the secrets of the

what happens next is what police call an unprovoked attack. a man in a red car, who appears to be lying in wait, suddenly revs the engine and plows right into the officers. headlights on, runs right into our officers and into the front of the store. >> reporter: a sergeant, an 18-year veteran, goes down with a broken leg. another officer dives out of the way. but a third cop goes flying eight feet high. those are his legs in the air. he's 33 years old. it was his first day on the job. >> he gets propelled into the glass. he has the gumption to get up, get back in the fight and take this guy into custody. unbelievable. the he's a hero. >> reporter: but the suspect isn't giving up. now have to fight him, on the ground, finally using a taser to help make the arrest. >> these officers could have easily been killed and i thank god that we're not planning three funerals right now. >> reporter: the suspect is 44-year-old marc laquon payne. the phoenix police chief isn't saying why he believes payne tried to run them over, but sees it as part of a rec

back in january, officer jesse hartnet was shot in an unprovoked attack, not far from last night's shooting rampage. hartnet was on patrol, sitting inside his cruiser when a gunman shot him. he survived that attack and the suspect is now in jail. >>> meanwhile, a show of gratitude and support from a local police force for the son of a fallen police officer from texas. 13-year-old tyler martin was invited to lunch today at the vorheis police department, the department dedicated their summer junior police academy to the slain teen's father. officer richard martin killed in the line of duty last year. martin also took part in a canine demonstration with young people who devoted their hard work this summer, to his father. then after the visit, tyler headed over to citizens bank park where he met some of the phillies and hung out down there on the field as the team took batting practice. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> cloudy skies will continue tonight for the most part, we should stay dry as temperatures drop into the lower 70s overnight we topped out at 83 degrees in philadelphia.

. >>> it has been almost two weeks since a brutal unprovoked attack on a woman in pacific heights neighborhood. another woman saying she believes the same man stalked her that same day. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> surveillance video is hard to watch. a man pounds the victim's face immediately. austin allen says this could have happened to her. >> he said something beginning to hey girl in a raspy voice. >> reporter: they returned to clay street after a night out. the suspect in this sketch darted after them. >> we managed to get in the gate and lock it behind us before he got there. >> for nearly an hour a woman huddled. >> i was like that's the cops, right? that's the cops, right? i knew if he didn't get us he could do something to someone else. >> finally the man walked away and allen went home. just a block away this happened. >> i saw that surveillance video because he was wearing the same video, had the same build and when i saw the sketch of him i knew it was completely hill. we are looking into the possibility of a second victim. investigators from northern station will follow