. >> they found her unresponsive. her son has been cropped up with relatives. we are live in methune with the live developing story. >> reporter: want to process family stop by earlier to stop her body was found inside in she was unresponsive at the time. her son who was four years old was inside. at this hour please continue to search for the child's father.>> she was the most loving and caring person. trip he is talking about want of rosa. he saw her smile yesterday. >> she had a good time. her kid was wandering around. the 29-year-old died after she was found unresponsive in her home on tudor street. examiner's office to give us a call. >>> her four-year-old son was home at the time in the child's father was also there. they said he took him to a family member's house and that the film remember called police. >> there is no danger to the public. we do not leave anyone outside is a target or subject to any boys father. >> this is terrible. >> have never seen anything like it. hopefully we find out what happened. and we hope her family gives the answers they n

a two-year-old unresponsive and on the back parking area. immediately performing cpr and rushing the toddler to richmond heights university hospital witnesses but the parents were home at the time and there are lots of unanswered questions and it looks like many of the units at the apartment complexes have balconies and i'll keep checking in with police all morning. live in willoughby hills, sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> and obviously, we're going to continue to follow this all and on near newsnet app. >>> and the feel-like temperatures after now and then. you want to know what it feels

a mother was dead found unresponsive while her young child was in the home. >> they are looking for a person of interest and that leaves a community with a fear there is a predator on the loose. they are looking for amelia de la rosa. >> they labeled him a person of interest at this press news at new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. ayotte voted to cut pell grants and to raise student loan interest rates. looking out for their own bottom line, not our kids'. for new hampshire students and families, kelly ayotte is a heavy burden we can't afford. nea advocacy fund is responsible >>> your economy now and samsung is -- samsung has been taking a huge hit. they plunged days after the company told note 7 users to stop using the devices. samsung received several reports of the phones bursting into flames while charging. the owners have been told to bring th replacement as soon as possible. ed: you have heard of self-driving car

cnn is reporting the engineer was removed unresponsive. authorities are trying to get more information about what may have caused this accident. we will bring you more details as we have them. erika: use our wcvb mobile app to get updates on this breaking story all afternoon. we have a slideshow of from the crash. a troubling discovery in weymouth last night -- a woman found tied up in the woods 30 feet down a ravine after calling 911 for help. police say they are still trying to piece this together. reporter: police are looking for the public'spolice say they hel. if anyone saw anything suspicious along main street and the route three overpass, between 7:00 and 8:00, they are hoping they will report it. a search through deep brush after young woman called 911 claiming she was tied up. officers found the 18-year-old by calling to her. in a statement, police say she had done tape on her hands and feet when officers approached. -- she had duct tape on her hands and feet when officers approached. they say her story was vague and did not fully

they got here around 2 in the morning and found a child on the rear parking deck unresponsive. first responders performed cpr watching that child -- rushing that child to richmond hospital dead and we're told both parents were home at the time and there are no witnesses. again, a child is dead here at willoughby towers in willow wick and there is a giant eagle across the street. this apartment complexes is advertised as a -- where the city meets the country. it's owned by k&d properties, a well-known developer throughout the cleveland area. again, we are told that a child is dead this morning after an apparent fall. we'll be sure to follow this story for you. live in willow wick, sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> and that is an awful story there. thank you. >>> and let's go ahead and do that. we're looking at the radar and satellite. i told you don't have to worry about rain for some time and that is until the beginning of next week. we're dry for now. as far as visibility goes, that can prove to be an issue this morning. we have a chance of patchy fog out there. wane county is

they did a well-being check and found the woman unresponsive. they rushed her to a hospital where she later died. kneeling at her front doorstep, hours after she was found unresponsive inside, a neighbor says he knows the killer was her ex-boyfriend. >>man: he was in prison years before that for the exact same thing. >>reporter: that ex-boyfriend is a person of interest in rosa's murder. >>man: we ask for the public's assistance. his name is emilio delerosa. they had a child together, a four-year-old son. >>reporter: sources tell 7 news the victim's neighbors heard the ex-couple's young son yelling "daddy stop" early friday morning. they never called 911. but a relative did, requesting a well-being check to her home. death, then dropped the four-year-old boy to a relative and then took off. police don't know if the child witnessed the violence in the house but sources say there's a history of domestic issues between rosa and delerosa prompting her to take a restraining order against him. >>man: she was so forgiving, she thought she was doing the

. >>> he was unresponsive and wasn't breathing. >> reporter: right now on live in prime, the quick action of a good samaritan. how it may have prevented tragedy for a bike rider. it's a story you'll see only on news 3. >>> an act of terrorism. investigators hunting for clues after a bombing injured 29 people in new york city. >>> and it is football sunday. and the nfl's top man is talking about the raiders possible move to las vegas. we'll show you what roger goodell is saying >> reporter: (sirens) road side rescue. a dramatic scene plays out after a cyclist is found face down and not breathing. good evening. welcome. >> bystanders jumped into action to try and save the man's life and the entire ordeal was it's a story you'll only see on news 3. >> now live where the cyclist was first found unresponsive. nathan? >> reporter: this is a story about the fight that saved a compleat stranger's life. some of the images you're about to see, some people may find it difficult to watch. >> this is the same thing i got in my car. just put it in like this. >> reporter: for jerry, a sunday morning bik

a necessity of forced entry they found wanda rosa, 29, of this address, five true door street unresponsive. she was taken to the hospital. she was pronounced at that point in time short as a result of that and further investigation by the methuen and mass state police a pen of interest is something sought. we're asking for the public's assistance. his name is emilio della rosa, 32 years of age. mr. della rosa and miss rosa had a child together, a four-year-old son. they were not married. that son was in this premises della rosa it a relative's place of residence. as a result of that, as well as other investigatory information still being developed we're asking for the public's assistance in contacting the massachusetts state police and methuen police department and ascertain the whereabouts of mr. della rosa, chief solomon will make a short statement with respect to what's happening methuen of chief solomon. >>> thank you, mr. da. so you've heard the situation that occurred. what we want to do is let everybody know that there is no danger to the public. we don't believe anyone else outside

a two-year-old unresponsive and on the back parking area. immediately performing cpr and rushing the toddler to richmond heights university hospital witnesses but the parents were home at the time and there are lots of unanswered questions and it looks like many of the units at the apartment complexes have balconies and i'll keep checking in with police all morning. live in willoughby hills, sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> and obviously, we're going to continue to follow this all

well when they wept inside they found her unresponsive. they found her son unharmed. they are also hearing neighb stop." but none of the neighbors called police. the woman identified as wanda rosa, she was nouned dead at the hospital and investigators say it appears she was strangled to death. police are now asking for your help finding a person of interest. 32-year-old emilio della rosa. he is from lawrence and police are saying this was not random. they are assuring the public that they are safe.

when police arrived the man was unresponsive...he was taken to the hospital. and is expected to live. police say they're looking for a maroon or red four door car. chief meterolgist drew burgoyne joins us now to 3 3 a traffic alert to pass along this afternoo.. warning ofdelays in excess of five miles on i-43 southbound. this is because of a crash earlier...that's since been cleared. the delays extend from silver spring drive to south of the marquette interchange. the in the wake of a report showing tens of thousands of properties in milwaukee have lead pipes that supply drinking water to homes...the city formed a new task force to keep the public informed about the safety of drinking water. they met for the first time today...cbs 58's julie parise has more. 3 today was the first meeting of the water quality task force. the group discussed how to manage lead in water service lines and indoor plumbing. plumbing. mostly informational. headed up by alderman jim bohl, the committee also includes includes two other council members and representatives from the milwa

. >> the sitter said they were on way to the hospital, noah unresponsive. >> my world just crashed and you want to help them. and i couldn't. >> doctors determined noah suffered traumatic injuries from which he would never recover. >> it hurts me knowing that whoever did this is -- has as much freedom as i do. and my son is gone. investigation at this point. to date, no one faces any charges in this case. the district attorney has not said whether the case is even criminal. >> did someone do this to your son? >> that's what it looks like as of right now, yes. >> noah's twin was also injured. but the parents said they couldn't elaborate how. police, the d.a., and dcf immediately began investigating. meanwhile, in the hospital, by noah's side, the parents decided noah's life would have a greater purpose as an organ donor. >> at 2:30 was the time that just remember 2:27, 2:28, 2:29. >> just physically watching him, you know, being taken out of his room, it is essentially the last time was pretty difficult. >> he had to save those lives. >> they say that will be noah's legsi. >> he touched

investigate say when they arrived on scene they found the child unresponsive on a rear parking deck. we also noticed a car had a shattered rear window and it's unclear if that had anything to do with what they are calling a tragic accident. of course that is something we can also learn later today. this is a very sad situation in willoughby hills that we will track through the morning. >>> let's talk about the weather. we are expecting a nice day. lots of sunshine. a bit of patchy fog this morning but so far it's not been much of an issue are most of you. for the high today. last day of summer and you better believe we're going out in truth summer fashion. not all of you are dealing with fog. this is just very isolated. but i want to make sure you are aware. reduced visibility. we have lots of sunshine on the way which is the great news. on future view it is clear today. some passing clouds here or there but it looks beautiful. grab your sunglasses. let's check on the commute. >>> good morning. right now the fog is not ct i'm not tracking anything delays because of the fog but i am t

we're told the engineer was unresponsive when he was pulled off from the station..... we will continue to update this breaking news story throughout the newscast.... adlib at desk monsoonal moisture, that wrapped itself around our upper level low, will be surging back to the south throughout the morning and afternoon along with a small chance for rain. 15-20% chances are topping today's rain potential with high temperatures between 86 and 91 degrees. by friday, rain chances hold at 15% within the morning and dry out entirely by the afternoon. values for this time of the year; between 88 and 93 degrees. as we move into the weekend though, temperatures fall dramatically along with winds increasing. low pressure from the pacific northwest will drop into central nevada. this will carry in cooler air from the north and shoot it down into the upper 80s and low 90s but by sunday, mid 80s will be common along with winds increasing to between 10 and 20 mph with gusts around 35 mph. by monday, the coolest air will arrive and allow the valley to only reach the upper 70s and lower

. >> state troopers arrived on the scene to find the two men unresponsive. they were joined by a nurse passing by just at the right time with narcan on hand. multiple doses were administered with both men eventually coming around. emergency crews transported them to a local hospital. the driver was later drug possession and driving under the influence. >>> this morning officials at space x are trying to figure out what went wrong during a test of an unmanned rocket that caused it to suddenly explode on the launch pad in cape canaveral. the blast started in the upper stage oxygen tank. it significantly damaged the launch pad. the rocket was scheduled to launch an israeli communications beam internet access to remote parts of the world. >>> protests are expected outside the santa clara jail where brock turner is scheduled to be released. he served just 90 days of a six-month sentence for sexually assaulting a woman on campus. the judge's lenient sentence stirred national outrage. >>> and mother teresa will be cannonized by pope francis 19 years after her death

this happened after midnight on career car parking deck unresponsive. the child later died at the hospital but there is more to the investigation. they are waiting to notify all of the next of kin so they can release the child's name. we're not sure if it's a boy or girl and they also left a message with the manager at the apartment complex and when i hear back i will let you know. >>> donald trump will be in a the security sweep as we speak. he's courting the african- american vote in the highly democratic places including here at the new spirit revival center. pastor doctor darrell scott second with us to talk about why he's hosting the nominee. he says he's a huge trump supporter and is not believe he's a racist and thinks he's the best option. doctor scott is hosting trump and running mate mike pence and where people can ask questions of the candidate and that starts at 9 am. media must be in place by 7:30. last night trump was in north carolina where he made some blunt comments about african- american communities saying when you get into inner citi

her four-year-old daughter gracie was found unresponsive in their home last year. the autopsy shows she died of severe head trauma. last year, some of her relatives told kwwl they believed gracie's in the black hawk county jail on a 75- thousand-dollar bond. handcuffed and slammed on the ground. this morning -- we're hearing from the mother of someone the waterloo police department paid to stay silent. this is the video of malcolm anderson. he was 17 when he was thrown to the ground outside the hospital. anderson was assaulted after bringing someone to the hospital -- a person he found stabbed in a city park. in a settlement the city paid anders95 quiet. "you know that these officers, allowing these officers to continue to the same behavior without reprimand. that is where i have a problem. not with the chief personally, but some of his decisions, i had an issue with." kwwl spoke with the police chief he says he can't comment on the settlement. however he did say he is excited for what the future of waterloo holds. our flooding coverage continues this morning: desp

police say a man was found unresponsive. homicide detectives are at the scene right

a dog found unresponsive... is breathing again... thanks to henderson firefighters. we'll show you the recovery - caught on video. and - is hillary clinton's medical condition affecting the latest polls? we'll reveal who is ahead... here in nevada. two young chinese orphans were separated, when one was adopted by an american family. but the friends are now back together on the other side of the world. dawson's mom ) "they must have hugged like 400 times. they kept hugging and getting so giddy that they fell over" hannah and dawson only had each other, in the orphanage where they spent the first three years of their lives. the "sykes" family from texas went through the process of adopting hannah last year. they noticed dawson in every picture update they saw of hannah... and they made it their mission to find him a home too. "( sharon sykes / hannah's mom ) "he was on my heart, and i was like so... really i couldn't stop thinking of him." " the sykes shared dawson's story on facebook... and another family responded immediately. the "clary" family already had three chi

there were no fire alarms inside the home, they found an unresponsive man under a mattress. he was taken to umc with burns to 50-percent of his body. the man died at the hospital. there were other residents inside the home but they were not injured. ((tim szymanski - las vegas fire & rescue: the story that we're getting is that this was a homeless person that was living in that room and they let him stay there for free in return for doing work around the house and doing handy work and that sort of a thing. it was sort of an exchange. )) ((karen castro)) the converted living space. the fire department does not believe the converted storage room was up to code. but las vegas city inspectors will make the final determination. ((karen castro)) >> the fire has been ruled accidental. the flames caused an estimated 20-thousand dollars in damages. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) >>> the mercury investigation has moved out of walter johnson junior high.. and into a nearby tested over the weekend... and the only one that forced a family out while crews decon

or was unresponsive when he or she was removed from that train. number three, you reported ten people being taken to the hoboken university hospital. we also learned that ten patients have been taken -- sorry, ten are in serious condition at the jersey city medical center, ten in serious condition, 40 minor injuries. now you are seeing the numbers getting up of those injured growing by the minute. jean, when we saw some of the pictures and heard from the witnesses the idea that this train went through the bumper, actually hitting the ceiling, causing the roof to collapse, is there concern about the structural integrity of this building right now? >> reporter: well, i think there definitely is. search and rescue came in to shore up that roof. i think one reason you see so many fire engines and firefighters is because of the structural integrity, because of people needing to be evacuated. search and rescue is being a pivotal part of all of this right here. we know that new jersey state police have brought in search and rescue. we do know the new jer

we have heard as you mentioned that he was unresponsive at this time.we hope that they will interview him, drug testing and alcohol testing is a key component. anybody who works for any railroad in this country is subject to random drug and alcohol testing and threshold, indeed -- you lose yourç job instantaneously.t( they also take random urinalysis testing, andç interestingly, shep, in a recent washington post article from september 15th of thisç year, i'm going to re, because it's really fascinating. we're not pointing to the particular engineer, but listen to the that at this timics. testing has shown nearly 8% of workers involved in accidents were positive for drug use including marijuana, cocaine, morphine obtained to federal documents obtained by "the washington post." so he will, if he survives this event, undergo significant drug testing and alcohol testing and, shep, that's -- we'll be finding out more about that in the day. shepard: doug mci'llway, thanks for that. this train usually you hear so much about electrified trains in new york ci

. >> reporter: she and her older sister were on the vacation of a unresponse 95 their bed a night after hotel staff helped them back to their room from a day of drinking. there were no sign was a struggle. their brother said they were kind, generous and compassionate, also experienced travellers still pending. their deaths remain an open investigation. it's still unclear if foul play was at hand. >> reporter: police did say there were several undisclosed prescriptions from the scene during the course of their investigation. >>> once a top cop on the drug related to an illegal grow operation. the suspect was let go by the department a few years ago. >> reporter: after more than 20 years he was fired in june of 2014. according to his disciplinary letter, he was fired for lying and abuse of power sergeant for the denver police department is now be drug charges of his own. according to the district attorney's office an odor complaint prompted an investigation into a home in the 4,900 block of south fold way that summer. investigators found meth, 2 pounds of marijuana, and more plants than a

nine days later, thomas was found unresponsive in his cell, and died. the milwaukee county medical examiner released its report today.. and ruled thomas death was a homicide... and the cause of death was dehydration with other ?including bipolar disorder. when thomas died, the milwaukee county sheriff's office reported thomas showed no visible signs of trauma. but an attorney for thomas' family says water had been cut off to thomas' cell for several days. to be clear, the medical examiner's office says it's called a homicide as a way to certify the death. it's a neutral term that neither implies nor indicates criminal intent. reporti perry, fox 6 news. governor walker's original plan today was to tout his latest department of transportation budget proposal but some arent happy about whats in it....or rather, whats not in it. fox6s rachelle baillon joins us live from wauwatosa. good afternoon. construction zones like the one you see behind me are a familiar experience for drivers who frequently use the zoo interchange and budget proposal prioritized safe

sixteen months after a four-year- old waterloo girl is found unresponsive in her home -- her mother is arrested. kristi buss now faces charges of child endangerment following her daughter gracie's death. autopsy results show gracie died of severe trauma to her head. lifted in flood zone in cedar rapids today -- a live look at xxx now. business and homeowners can return today at noon. bridges downtown have been inspected and will reopen once heso barriers are removed. a consumer alert this morning. tripod stools. the plastic collar that connects the three legs can break, posing a fall hazard. they were sold exclusively at -- and return it to walmart for a full refund. federal regulators are boosting emergency cellphone alerts... like the one used in new york during the search for a bombing suspect. the f-c-c now allowing longer messages that can include links. the new york alert had the pic" rather than a link to a photo. in addition, the new rules will require cellphone companies to support spanish messages. can you change a car tire? a new survery finds a majority of drivers are not c

officers began cpr on the unresponsive driver until phoenix fire of life. we are told there are not injured officers but that two handguns were also recovered from inside the suspect vehicle. bullies and investigators are critical condition. >>> while you were sleeping firefighters were busy knocking down flames at an abandoned house in glendale near 55th near 55th avenue. and maryland. no injuries reported. >>> university of arizona lineman, is that catalyst that last night was the combination of two prescription drugs. the pima county medical examiner says at toxic effects of an opiate painkiller in and say anxiety medication led to his death at 22. >>> and second arizona state university football player was sentenced to three years unsupervised vote?probation after pleading guilty to trying to steal credit card. >>> have you picked up the arizona republic yet? if so you will see this. first time in the papers history. the arizona republic is backing a democratic presidential candidate. the traditional conservative board came out in full support of hillar

(ter-rell) terrill thomas was in jail just over a week before correctional officers found him unresponsive in his cell. today the medical examiner says-he died from "profound dehydration." this story starts back in the early morning hours of april 15th--when 38 year old terrel thomas was arrested...after firing his gun multiple times on the gaming floor at potowatomi casino. thomas was arrested-and at his first court appearance his attorney argued he was not competent to stand trial. but while waiting for that to be determined-- as just 9 days in jail. his family told us over the phone- theyre still dealing with his loss months later. 205 our family is devasted, heartbroken.according to the medical examiners report- thomas was found unresponsive and naked in his cell, with no mattress, no blankets...and the water to the toilet turned off--due to his "destructive behavior."after an autopsy, officials say thomas died frm profound dehydration. his cousin told us tonight-she wants to know how this could care, for making sure he had water, for checking onhim and ultimately the sheriff. that bui

the dog was found unresponsive near the front door... firefighters revived him with the help of a specialized oxygen mask. a veterinarian examined the dog. the animal appears to be in good condition. no people were hurt, but the fire ((brian loftus))) >>> a local non profit... working to combat the heroin epidemic... wants to build a safe haven for high school students. they're one step closer to making that dream a reality. 8 news now reporter shakala alvaranga has the story it's a story we hear all too often. "he passed away of a heroin overdose when he was 19 years old." reese should be 25 today. "it almost feels like an epidemic and all of a sudden the community kind of wakes up." this idea ... is one built on the belief that numbers we haven't seen before." is worth saving. it's about putting an end to the stigma.... "i've been in recovery for many years." ...of what drug abusers look like. "it's about time that we start looking at schools like this that can capture these kids, turn them in the right direction... it's called a recov

women drinking the day before they were discovered dead.the two women were found in their room unresponsive -- with no obvious signs of trauma. an autopsy is set for this week.the sisters brother is telling the n-b-c affiliate in minnesota -- that quote "we don't know very much. our family is still very much in shock. we're devastated." people in cedar rapids iowa living in a flood evacuation zones are back home this morning. city officials gave them the all clear.nearly 10- thousand neighbors and buisness owners had to pack up and leave after massive flooding earlier this week. there is a small area... where an evacuation zone is still in place... no word on when that will be tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and yesterday was another fall day with scattered rain showers in the morning , then sunny with gusty winds and highs remaining near 60. overnight has been partly cloudy, windy and cool with lows in the 50s, and ne winds gusty to 30 mph .the wind off the lake has kept us warmer than the past 2 mornings. today will have plenty of sun, a few clouds, and highs in the mi

the child was unresponsive when she was pulled from the pool. she was taken to a hospital where she later died. c-p-s notes four instances of neglect allegations involving the parents since 2006... three of those happened this year./// ((kirsten joyce)) commissioner thalia dondero has died at the age of 96. dondero was the first woman to serve as a commissioner when she was elected in 1974. she served for 20 years. she also served on the board of regents for the nevada system of higher education. tributes have been pouring in from senators reid and heller, congresswoman dina titus, and commissioner steve sisolak... all offering their condolences to her family and speaking fondly of her storied career./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and longtime conservative activist phyllis schlafly has anti-feminist leader, known for her fight against the equal rights movement and liberalism in the 1960's and 70's. she also led the pro-family advocacy group "eagle forum." recently... schlafly threw her support behind donald trump's presidential campaign. schlafly was

a woman found unresponsive in a home in methuen has now died. and police are investigating this as a murder. and they are saying this does not appear to be random. >> sarah: we want to get right out to the scene. steve cooper is there with the breaking details. off at this hour. that yellow police crime tape. you can see beyond that,el is investigators from methuen police and also now state troopers assigned to the district attorney's office all here on the scene. they are waiting to execute a search warrant. in a townhouse here at number five tutor street. as you can imagine, this has been a very difficult morning for neighbors shaken by what's happened here. >> it's very sad. i feel for the family. >> reporter: with yellow police tape wrapped around the home here in methuen, shaken neighbors only look on in disbelief after police say a woman in her late 20's was murdered overnight. >> i met the girl a couple of times. but you know, just walking by saying hi. and it's very sad. it's too close to home. >> reporter: police were called to the town

brown -- the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown -- died in 20- 15 after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. according to the court documents.. her estate is seeking at lea 10- thousand dollars in damages from gordon. gordon did not respond -- so the court ruled the motions unopposed-- the court ordered a jury trial. take a look at this poster. it shows a girls high school basketball team in iowa in headdresses and war paint... and it's getting a lot of unwanted attention. members of the oglala lakota tribe says it's disrespectful. clarke community school's superintendent says the poster demonstration of the school embracing their history. the poster has not yet been distributed-- the school district is in the process of reviewing it to determine if changes are needed. what are the odds of hitting the same roulette number -- not once -- but three times. screaming off the top the las vegas hotel where this woman just scored 35-thousand dollars. the fallout over exploding batteries. millions of samsung galaxy note recall. the timing of the samsung chaos couldn't be worse.. willia

. >> she got in a really bad accident and she was unresponsive. that's what i heard. >> just wanted everybody else to be happy. >> for unknown reasons, one of those vehicles crossed the double yellow line. and it was a head-on collision. >> reporter: police have not been able to give more details >>> a semi driver carrying a load of beer lost control. >> just knocks them cars off in e pretty crazy. >> crews still on the screen cleaning up. >>> the f.b.i. is calling this one the wicked wig bandit, she wears a wig and sunglasses during heists. she has robbed >> reporter: this first bank that's inside the safeway here in denver uf sfrl the first bank she hit. -- off federal is the first she hit. she is dangerous and investigators. to catch her before she strikes again. >> she's very aggressive, she's targeting frequently. >> reporter: beneath dark hair authorities are calling the wicked wig bandit. >> she always has a wig and sunglasses o. >> reporter: it's perhaps a silly name but the f.b.i. says she's committing a very serious crime. >> she has a n

sheriff's deputies and firefighters found the child unresponsive the sheriff's office says a parent had left the child there unattended. they tried c-p-r, and eventually flew the child to iowa city. authorities have not released the child's name or condition. the organization providing meals on wheels in several counties says it needs extra money. how they are looking to keep the meals on wheel program serving others... is but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. occasional showers and storms storms that form will be capable of torrential rainfall rates, and a quick 1-2" of rain is likely in many areas. over the northern half, isolated rain amounts of 4-5" are occur, flash flooding would be a concern, along with area rivers likely rising into the weekend. thursday continues to look dry with more storms possible on friday. this weekend will be a nice one with highs in the 70s and lows well down into the 50s. kickoff for iowa/iowa state will be in the upper 60s with temperatures falling to the upper 50s around the wheels serving people launches

brown was found unresponsive in a bathtub last year. >>> the faa worried that our nation skies could be crowded with drones. nine months 550,000 have been registered. there are 260,000 planes nationwide. opened without consent. last year the bank was signed by regulators. systemic watch this the best into a ymca california. he stole cash from the cash register that the cash register was a child's toy and all the cash was fake. >>> a manatee rescue in the middle of a florida golf course. look at that water. floods from a hurricane allowed them in. they were all relocated safely. arizona voters approve proposition 205, how will cops stop stoned drivers? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. >>> this initiative creates immunity for those marijuana impaired drivers.

they were found unresponse 95 their bed a night after hotel staffd drinking. there were no sign was a struggle. their brother said they were kind, generous and compassionate, also experienced travellers. autopsy results are still pending. it's still unclear if foul play was at hand. >> reporter: police did say there were several undisclosed prescriptions from the scene during the course of their investigation. >>> once a top cop on the drug beat, this former denver police officer is facing felony charges related to an illegal grow operation. the suspect was let ago. >> reporter: after more than 20 years he was fired in june of 2014. according to his disciplinary letter, he was fired for lying and abuse of power. a former narcotics sergeant for the denver police department is now be drug charges of his own. the district attorney's office an odor complaint prompted an investigation into a home in the 4,900 block of south fold way that summer. investigators found meth, 2 pounds of marijuana, and more plants than are le manover who owns that home drove by while of

prior to their death, police found them unresponsive and say a preliminary hearing examination of their bodies shows no signs of violence or aggression. >> reporter: the city is excited to announce a brand-new program. they expect 350 people in denver will soon have a good paying job thanks to a new grant. it will help with things like training and resume writing. it will help people find the jobs retail sector. >> reporter: this xcel customer says he wants to know why his bill tripled after the company changed out his meter. the company says the meter was changed because a reader was broken. dwight says his consumption has not changed and wants to understand his bill. this boirld woman says her bill went up five times her normal changed too. >> we were 88 degrees today. tomorrow pleasantly so, 77. in the 70s through monday. tuesday cooler still. >> thanks for watching. >> enjoy your thursday evening. ,, ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. r whatever you're trying to master. sheldon cooper's descent

((kirsten joyce)) >> the pit bull was unresponsive after being pulled from a fire... so firefighters went into action... to save him. 8 news now got a first hand look at how the pet oxygen masks work. this is 6 year old charlie. peanut butter was used for this demonstration ... but this is how it works ... whenever an animal is in a toxic environment, firefighters can use the oxygen masks to resuscitate it. (( "we grab the oxygen mask and we hook it up to an oxygen supply depending on which size mask there is and we put it completely over the snout of the animal and it provides oxygen.")) department got the masks, they'd try to use human devices ... that were less than effective .... because they didn't create a good seal. they've used the masks a handful of times and have no doubt, that it's saved several lives. /// >>> we'll be right back......../// ((patrick walker)) >>> now on good day... president obama's birth is front and morning. how both sides of the isle are using the topic as major peg to call out their fellow candidate. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... doctors

sheriff's deputies and firefighters found the child unresponsive in a bath tub yesterday afternoon at a home i says a parent had left the child there unattended. they tried c-p-r, and eventually flew the child to iowa city. authorities have not released the child's name or condition. and remember, whenever you see news happening, call newsline nine at 319-365-9999. you can also send news tips, pictures, and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. meteorologist joe winters joins sticking around? summer continues to hang on with high heat and humidity. the moisture that is in the air along with an unstable atmosphere brings showers and storms to the state tonight and tomorrow. gusty winds will accompany some of the storms, but the main threat is heavy rain. over 2 inches will be possible with some of the storms. after a break on thursday, more active weather returns friday, ahead of a cold front, ushering in beautiful fall weather for the upcoming weekend. have a great night. tonight: storms become likely. heavy tomorrow: occasional rain and thunderstorm s. heavy rain is possible. wind: sw

the dubuque county sheriff's office responded to a home in cascade about four monday was unresponsive. an air ambulance took him to the intensive care unit at university of iowa hospitals and clinics. the baby died this morning. prosecutors haven't filed charges as of today. remember when you see news, call newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. diamond v mills in cedar rapids announced a 28 million dollar expansion today. diamond v researches and manufactures natural healt the company will turn this 16 acres of land near its 60th avenue facility into a second plant. it hopes to have it up and running by june of 2018, and it'll create 16 new jobs. diamond v says its growing agricultural market has helped it increase production by 20 percent over the past five years. 'we've got a growing world population for one thing. and then we've got nations around the world that have increased their standard for living. and once the standard of always wants is to improve their diets. " diamond v hopes to break ground on the expansion later this month kinzler construction services is opening a

detectives found "kenneth darling" lying on the ground unresponsive, and he was later pronounced dead.((more "bruce edward wilson" was arrested for his death last night. both wilson and darling were homeless. deputies say the two men were drinking alcohol and then got into a fight. deputies say wilson punched darling at least seven times. he's now charged with second degree murder. this is a mugshot from one of wilson's ?previous arrests. and he's had a lot. about two ?dozen of them... since 20-11. a developing story in polk county this morning: where a ?sinkhole has been spotted. it's not on a that's because it's sinking right in the middle of a "mosaic" plant. and fox 13's shayla reaves is live out by the plant this morning... with the latest on this. shayla? more than ?thirty arrests... in five months. sarasota police are calling it "operation fresh start." a huge campaign to rid the been a huge success. officers say they were targeting problem areas in the city. they've been looking for people selling cocaine... heroin... and every other street drug. although it wrapped up last we

nats -- "shots fired shots fired one is down" "gibbons was unresponsive and medical was called to the scene where dead by the clark county fire department." trooper peckham was also hit -- but nhp says thankfully that bullet struck the badge he was wearing on his chest. "we're very fortunate that it hit the badge in this case" the day after meeting with the president of mexico. donald trump takes his campaign to ohio. but he wasn't alone in the buckeye state. karin caifa reports from washington. --reporter pkg-as follows-- picking up where he left off, taking his messages on trade and immigration , to ohio. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) we need to protect american jobs, security, and safety. (audience: build that wall! build that wall!) the swing state stops, the day after a quick visit to mexico, and a speech on immigration in arizona. but trump wasn't alone in ohio. vice president joe biden stumped for hillary clinton, playing up his own middle class roots before the rust belt crowd, and hitting the republican nominee as out of touch. who was born with a silver spoon in

shaw was found unresponsive in august on her property in conifer. today, we obtained the results of the autopsy. the jefferson county coroner determined she was mauled to death. no charges are represented against her son, who was the owner of a dog. the victim had the dogs on her property since they were incident. both dogs have been euthanized. >>> a truck carrying michelobe ultra rolled on loveland pass this morning, leaving three people seriously injured, and closing the i believe. the truck -- highway, the truck crashed into another vehicle, and overturned on a run away truck ramp while coming down from loveland pass. all three people were hurt, and they were taken to the hospital. drivers had to take the eisenhower tunnel as detour, while u.s. 6 was closed both directions over the pass. all >>> summer is not ready to let us go yet. like an annoying ex-boyfriend. it's warmer than normal for this time of year. taking a live look in downtown, you see skies are gray, probably know the feeling, it just won't let go! >> that's the best description i'

tara lying unresponsive on the basement floor. was in serious trouble, but her friend never woke tara's parents who were right upstairs, and she never called 911. but she did call the friend who had agreed to help in an emergency, and she sped right over. >> it sounds like she comes in through a window. something's not right with tara. she's not communicating anymore. she's not talking to them. and this person who comes says i sit with her on the floor, i rub her hair, i just hope it's all going to go away. >> does she stay? >> she stays for a bit of time, then ultimately says the reason for leaving is, one, she had to get the car home, but secondly, she just -- it was too freaky. >> too freaky? >> yeah, didn't want to have to deal with it. >> the friend sleeping over wrote this heartbreaking note towards the end of the night. >> dear tara, this is the worst night of our life and it still isn't over. love, a friend. >> how did the friend explain not calling for help? what do they say to you? >> they simply say they didn't want the

the shopper found him unresponsive and called for help. >> we are running federal insurance does not always mean better health care. doctors test on better insured patients who really don't need it. certain hormone tests, x- rays, mris and brain scans are providing little value at a higher cost but it is not all on the doctors. sums just are requested and proper test recommendations are not always updated with new technology. >> taking action for you tonight. working out is not for your waistline but your wallet. the journal of american heart association reporting people who work out spend less money on medical bills every year. people with heart disease who work out regularly show the most dramatic results saving 2500 bucs per year . >>> if you feel like you are spending a lot on your car, you are not alone. americans are buying -- borrowing more money than ever until june and what is worse, many are not paying those loans back on time. >> a louisiana teenager getting a birthday surprised -- a birthday surprise but not the one she wanted. she was denied a trump 2016 cake. >> right w

police found them unresponsive and say a preliminary examination of their bodies shows no signs of violence or aggression. authorities confiscated medications and the investigation is ongoing. answers that can't come soon enough for a devastated family. their sisters were kind, generous and lived life to its fullest. >>> lady gaga will headline the halftime show next february for super bowl li. you may remember this. she sang the national anthem at this year's super bowl in california. she was fantastic. on sunday, the artist will give some hints of what fans can expect from her performance. >>> coming up on "cbs this ava duvernay. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." e. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ? tum -tum -tum -tum ? smoothies! only from tums to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and

department of corrections say the 31-year-old was found unresponsive on saturday at the lewis prison in buckeye. the department did not say how he died but it appears to be suicide. he was serving six years in prison. >>> a valley teen gathering donations in school supplies to help families who can't afford them. kaitlin martinez and their mom created a facebook page to try so far they have donated 300 backpacks for students in need. kaitlin said the project was inspired by one of her friends. >> when one of my friends didn't have supplies to pass a test and she didn't want to say anything about it. that got me thinking. >> we started talking and she is like how many other kids are going through this. i was like let's do something and we can work on it together. >> kaitlin is starting a anoth and basic necessities to foster children. if you would like to help, we put the information on our website, fox10phoenix.com. >>> still ahead, kari with an update on the forecast. we could be in for a little bit of wet weather as traffic moves >>> sometimes it is nice to have a cloudy day. i tho

office is investigating the probable overdose death of the 29-year-old adam peterson was found unresponsive earlier this week... first responders administered narcan -- but it was unsuccessful. he's one of 71 probable overdose deaths in the last seven weeks in milwaukee county alone. clouds will increase tonight and temperatures will fall into the low 60s. mostly cloudy with periods clouds. low: 62 dewpoint: 61 wind: se 5-10 mph a police officer had to dive out of the way... to avoid being hit by a passing vehicle. the near-miss happened in mount pleasant. fox six's justin williams has says a member of the force is lucky to have escaped injury, or worse, today, after a close call with a suspect car. i drive by, everyday ... after 20-some-odd years, theyre not doin no 30! theyre doin double that. leroy petersen says hes aware of dangers on this stretch of 16th street. i got a license, and i dont even wanna drive my pick- up! and, even if he wanted to drive mount pleasant man says he cannot be comfortable doing so, here. as long as they stay on the road, im fine! im fine when im on the sidewa

police found them unresponsive. of violence. answers can't come soon enough for a devastated family. their brother told me they were kind, generous, and lived life to the fullest. an online fundraiser to help with final expenses has raised tens of thousands of dollars in just two days. >> reporter: their brother and mother are on the islands right now. and the u.s. consulate is arrangements to bring those sisters' bodies back home. >>> new details about a man accused of murdering his wife while he was high on a pot edible. a judge ruled that richard skishg mentally competent to stand trial. shooting was at their observatory park home in denver two years ago. kirk pled not competent to stand trial. the judge is set the trial for march next year. >>> denver police looking for a pair of bank robbers. a live look at the scene. and that search is tying up traffic near colorado boulevard. pair robbed compass bank on colfax in the park hill neighborhood. that's why an area is shut down for investigators. from 16th to 17th along albion

he is evident county district attorney says 29-year-old wanda ra sew -- rosa was found unresponsive. hospital. they say her 4-year-old was at home at the time she was killed and they're now looking for that little boy's father. 32-year-old emeal away de la rosa who are calling a person of interest. hear from rosa's friends and neighbors coming up. >>> a massachusetts woman accused of raping two teenage boys will spend the next four years in pleaded guilty yesterday. one of the boys was friends with her daughter. when she gets out of jail, she will spend three years on probation and have to wear a gps bracelet. she will be required to register as a sex offender. . >> reporter: a substantial shift is being reported by the "boston globe" this morning when this comes to way inmates with mental illness are treated in massachusetts. according to this globe report, governor baker plans to announce away from its current prison model and take a more clinical approach. part of that plan includes moving some of the current inmates out of the state prison in bridgewater and coming up ahead at 6: