during a welfare check deputy discovered him unresponsive, alone, in his cell. medical staff immediately administered cpr but he was pronounced dead 15 minutes after he was found. the sheriffs office says a pulmonary investigation reveals he committed suicide by hanging. the family says it does not add up. >> he was talking about the future. there was nothing suicidal and he had no mental illness.>> reporter: there questioning how he was treated. a call to his brother two days before raised alarm. >> she received a call an admitted to having being hit. >> there is no evidence that i understand the concern of the family. i can empathize with what they're going through. losing life is tragic. we have strong video evidence that suggests there was no file print -- no foul play at any time by any deputy. >> reporter: the gel has been under intense scrutiny following the 2015 death of another inmate at the hand of three guards. since his death, the sheriffs office has implemented several reforms including a new use of force policy, morehead -- cameras in mental health

stapleton was discovered on responsible -- unresponsive and then pronounced dead. investigators say that state -- stapleton was involved in an altercation before he was killed. >>> there is a conservative -- conservatorship bill that has been signed into law by the governor. >> reporter: the board of supervisors will have to pass a law to enact the conserver to ship -- conservatorship. >> reporter: on -- or guardian could be appointed for those who are mentally ill and i'm capable curren and out of the hospitals and in and out of the jail system. they are not getting healthy.>> reporter: the health department has identified 100 people who would qualify for this conservatorship. they would first have to go on a psychiatric hold eight times per year. >> these are the people that are sleeping in their own feces, yelling at cars in traffic.>> reporter: there was opposition. >> it criminalizes people who are mentally ill. >> if they're not willing to get help and are a danger to other people, what can we do? >> that is against the law. then the law should take over. >>

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. >>> notorious boston mob he was found unresponsive in his prison cell one day after being transferred there. >> reporter: mafia king pen, prolific fbi snitch and famed fugitive is dead, killed in a west virginia federal prison. both the fbi and u.s. attorney in west virginia are investigating. bulger for 11 murders and a laundry list off taev activity was transferred. he grew up in gritty south boston. turning to crime at a young age. >> reporter: what was his mindset at the time? >> sbhoob had his run ins with the law. >> reporter: sending rival mafia memberso his own criminal enterprise grew. the federal government eventually charged him with crimes. bulger fled and became a legend. >> there's a he was the consumm gangster. >> and the consummate manipulator. >> his life on the lamb ended 16 years older. arrested in the santa monica home they lived for over a decade. >>>er new allegations against the smear campaign against the robert maller. an parent effort to spread claims he sexually harassed it. and his statement said when we learned last week they were tainl able to, immediately

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trace gallagher with the rest of the story as we have it. >> bulger was found eight unresponsive thisthan 18 hours after he arrived at hazleton prison in west virginia. neither the prison or department of justice will confirm that he was killed but something happened because the doj press release says "no staff or other inmates were injured, and at no time was the public in danger." prison officials say they tried and failed to revive bulger. the mob boss had been serving his life sentence in florida and was recently moved to a transfer facility in oklahoma city before being moved yesterday to west virginia. the bureau of prisons also won't say why he was moved. we know he did have health problems but hazleton is not a medical center prison so that doesn't jive. bulger would be the third hazleton inmate in the past five months to be killed. >> shepard: he was once an fbi informant, right? >> indeed, back in the 90s, "whitey" bulger use to rat out his gang's main rival and a corrupt fbi agent tipped off bulls bulger that he was about to be arrested and he fled, spent 16 years on the la

. >> the sheriff's office says during a welfare check, a deputy discovered him unresponsive, alone in his cell, sunday just after 8 in the evening. they immediately administered cpr, he was found dead 15 minutes after he was found. a preliminary investigation revealed he committed suicide by hanging, the family says it doesn't add up. >> he was happy talking about the future, there's nothing suicidal, he didn't have any mental illnesses. >> there was a call to his mother two days prior to his death raising alarm. >> he admitted to being hit by some of the deputies. >> there's no evidence to that and i understand the family's concern and i can understand and empathize what the family is going through. every time you lose a life it's something that is tragic, we have strong video evidence that there was no foul play by any of our deputies. >> they've been under intense cruelty any following the death of an inmate at the hands of three jail guards, the sheriff's office has implemented several reforms including a use of force policy and training and the family is seeking closure. >> we wa

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one man tried to save him, the victim was unresponsive. rescue teams arrived and pulled his body out of the water. the friend was not hurt but had to be rescued by a chp helicopter. he was a 27-year-old man living in petaluma and his name has not been released pending notification of family. >>> and a coach has been accused of embezzling 600,000 from a swim club. he tell the money from the santa clara swim club, he's the club's ceo, that swim club is known nationally and produced several olympic swimmers including mark spitz. a burden member filed -- a board member filed large approp of funds embezzled they're alleging. >> we're not familiar with the business practices and the roles and responsibilities, it will take us time to understand how this operation works. >> now, the swim club board fired him last thursday, at this point he has not been charged with a crime. >>> authorities are looking for two thieves that stole thousands of dollars worth of cellphone, the two men hit four different stores in concord and pleasant hill. all four ro

deputy discovered help unresponsive, alone in his cell. medical staff immediately administered cpr. he was pronounced dead 15 minutes after being found. a preliminary investigation reveals he committed suicide by hanging. the family says it does not add up. >> he was happy and talking about the future. >> reporter: there questioning how he was treated. a call to his mother two days prior to his death raised alarm. >> received a call and he admitted to having being hit by some of the deputies. >> there is no evidence of that and i understand the family's concern. i can empathize with what they're going through. loss of life is tragic. we have strong video evidence that suggests there was no foul play at any time by any deputy. >> reporter: joe has been under scrutiny following the 2015 death of another inmate at the hands of three guards. since his death the sheriff's office has implemented several risk -- reforms including a use of force policy, more cameras in mental health training. his family is seeking closure. >> we want to make it better for other families so other families do

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guards found him unresponsive yesterday morning. he was serving a life sentence for his role in 11 murders. he was the head of irish boston's mob. his story was the basis for the 2015 johnny depp film. >>> so it looks like rapperou kanye west have had a change of heart when it comes to politicsnd president trump. yesterday he tweeted, quote, my eyes are now widepennd now realize i've been used to spread messages i don't believe in. he continued, i am distancinglf myrom politics and completely focusing on being creative. in other tweets the rapper denied designing the shirts and hats that say blexus. that's ahrase encouraging black voters to leave the democratic party. i don't know what to make of that. >> awkward silenc >> ll, let's move on. 4:08. police in boston are going to be very busy today. with not e dealing just normal halloween problems but a massive victoryparade. >> the world series victory parade happening today. this is after the 2013 world series. >> lots of victory parades. th ts will be thecity's 11 championship para

"> the santa clara sheriff's office, lopez was found unresponsive and pronounced dead sunday night..lopez's older sister nallely escobedo says the family found out about his death monday nightbut says they were never notified by law enforcement.. authorities believe lopez committed suicide,but his family doesn't think so.lopez had only been in jail for about a month..serving time for an assault charge.. ( marty )that was kron 4s gayle ong reporting. lopez was living in a the time of his death. the sheriff's office and the district attorney's are investigating this case. ( marty ) three teenagers are facing charges following a fire that damaged a k-f-c restaurant in antioch. it happened early morning on mahoghany way. all old...that includes raveena raman who police say worked at the restaurant. investigators say firefighters couldn't save the building.. because the suspects used an accelerant. police say the suspects al

. >> reporter: bulger found unresponsive in his cell at 8:20 in the morning tuesday. an anonymous source telling "the new york times" bulger was beaten so badly, he was unrecognizable. he's reportedly the third inmate killed at that maximum security hazelton facility this year raising questions about whether the prison is understaffed. it was in south boston where young james bulger earned the nickname whitey because of his light hair. he spent time in alcatraz returning to boston where he'd rule the streets playing a role in at least 11 murders. in 1994 a corrupt fbi agent tipped bulger off telling him he was about to be indicted, and he disappeared. authorities searched more than a decade for him releasing surveillance video ultimately tracking him down through his girlfriend, catherine greig, to this santa monica apartment where police found more than $800,000 in cash stashed inside the walls. and now the families of his victims coming to terms with his sudden death. >> we want his name to just go away, but now that he's dead, his name goes away, and he goes away w

james whitey bulger, the notorious boston crime boss, was discovered unresponsive at this federal prisonirginia. >> reporter: according to authorities, life-saving measures were initiated by prison staff, but bulger was pronounced dead shortly afterward. he was reportedly beaten to death by one or more inmates. at 89, bulger was seven years into serving one of two life sentences for 11 murders, and reported to be in failing health. boston radio host howie carr wrote about bulger for decades. >> he was just a-- a notoriously horrible, horrible criminal. >> reporter: most people have heard of bulger from the movies. he was the model played by ," and the violent crime "black boss in the 2006 film "the departed." >> are you still a cop? >> no! >> reporter: but he was more man just a hollywood character. he was a ruthless killer. kevin weeks, one of bulger's top lieutenants, talked to "60 tenutes" about bulger in 2006. >> he stabbed people. he beat people with bats, he shot people, strangled people, ba them over with cars. >> reporter: bulger, who earned the nickname "whitey" for his mop of p

guards found him unresponsive in his cell this morning. the 89-year-ol was serving a life sentence for his role in 11 tmurders. he w head of boston's irish mob, and was an fbi sinformant. hiry was the basis for the 2015 johnny depp film "black mask." he also inspired j theack nicholson character in "the parted." >>> the same prison where bulger di is where some d.c. felons are sent. rison of n't have a its own, and a news 4 i-team report shows there have been a lot of a problems hazelton. inmates reported, quote, daily beatings or stabbings. some security protocols were not followed. and at least twice since april,f inmatem d.c. have been stabbed and killed there. just in the last week, senators asked u.s. attorney general jeff sessions for more prison staff there. election ek before day, leaders in montgomery county side-stepped a ntroversial issue. some homeowners have fought for two years. the county council was expected today to vote to change zoning laws and allowmall cell towers in residential neighborhoods. the towers look like lamb

james "whitey" bulger, the notorious boston crime boss, was discovered unresponsive at this federal prisonst virginia. >> you're going to be responding to the maximum security. be advised cpr in progress. >> reporter: according to authorities, life-saving measures were initiated by prison staff but bulger was pronounced dead shortly afterward. he was reportedly beaten to death by one or more inmates. at 89 bulger was seven years into serving one of two life sentences for 11 murders and reported to be in failing health. boston radio host howie carr wrote about bulger for decades. >> he was just a notoriously horrible, horrible criminal. >> reporter: most people have heard of bulge your from the movies. he was the model played by johnny depp in the movie "black mass." and for the violent crime boss in the 2006 film "the departed." >> are you still a cop? >> no! >> reporter: but he was more than just a hollywood character. he was a ruthless killer. kevin weekes, one of bulger's top lieutenants, talked to "60 minutes" about bulger in 2006. >> he stabbed people. he beat people to death. he shot

our deputies you, authorities checked him on sunday night and they found him alone in his cell unresponsive. they performed cpr and he was pronounced dead 15 minutes later, they said he hanged himself. they said he was happy and talking about the future. >>> and the city of oakland is cracking down on illegal dumping, it's teaming up with the fair, and block parties will be open in november. people can drop off items and trash for free at the end of every month. and alameda is starting an adopt a hot spot program. they're trying to catch illegal dumb%. >> we have got to keep trying new things until we have solved this plague in our neighborhoods of illegal dumping. >> if you're illegally dumping, stop it. it doesn't have to occur. we're going to come after you. >> they've had three parties, residents dropped 157 tons of waste. >>> the college football national championship is coming to the bay area in january. how levi stadium is preparing and looking at the events before the big game. >>> we'll look at the hills and highway 24. rosemary has the forecast next. >>> welcome back, they're show

"> according to the santa clara sheriff's office, lopez was found unresponsive and pronounced dead sundayght.. lopez's older sister nallely escobedo says the family found out about his death monday nightbut says they were never notified by law enforcement.. authorities believe lopez committed suicide,but his family doesn't think so.lopez had only been in jail for about a month..serving time for an assault charge.. lopez was living in a single-person cell at the time of his death..the sheriff's office and the district attorneys are investigating this case.live in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. (grant) someone in the bay is feeling lucky tonight. tonight we learned someone in morgan hill matched five of six numbers in the billion dollar mega millions jacpot. here are the winning numbers so get your tickets out and ready.. they are fifteen....twenty three...fifty three....sixty five...seventy.. and the mega numbe

the man was with a group of at one of them tried to save him, but the victim was unresponsive. rescue teams arrived and tried to pull his body out of the water. the friend was not hurt but had to be rescued by a chp helicopter. the victim was a 27-year-old man who lived in petaluma and his name has not been released pending notification of his family. >>> and a south bay swim coach is being accused ofwell-known s >> they're lock to see if jim bitter stole money from the swim club. >> he was the ceo, it's known nationally and has produced several olympic swimmers including mark spitz, police were made aware of the allegation this is past weekend when a board member filed a police report. >> this is a large scale theft or misappropriation of funds that they're alleging, it will take us time to get our arms around this. we're not familiar with this entity's business practices and to es and responsibilities, understand how this operation works. >> now, the board fired him last thursday at this point he has not been charged with a crime. >>> authorities are looking for two thieves w

the mysterious death of the tory he was found unresponsive and prison union officials say that that is being investigated as a homicide. multiple reports cite sources saying that bulger had been beaten to death. fox 59 in indianapolis, a 9-year-old and her twin 6-year-old brothers struck and killed by a pickup truck as they cross the road to ride a school bus. police say it's too early if that person was speeding. from fox 5, the big story tonight a federal judge keeping the trial of the tory's mexican notorious mexican drug lord -- have more e to review evidence. jury selection will take place next week as planned. he is at the jury will hear of it exhibits november 13th we'll be right back to the white house after the break. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're itching all the time. but even though you see and feel your eczema on the surface of your skin, an overly sensitive immune system deep within your skin might actually be causing your eczema. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even w

they say that he was found unresponsive.y said life-saving measures were initiated immediately but they did not help this man. he did not die of natural causes. the big question is how did it happen? who was responsible? was it retribution for someone that he ratted out in the past? we do know it happened and that he was discovered this morning at approximately 8:20 a.m. he was transferred from a prison in florida to another facility in oklahoma. this just happened. we do know he was serving two life sentences. for some folks who may not know very much about this man, this man lived a violent life. he had a violent history. some may say even though he was 89 years old, not surprising that his life came to a violent end. but still a lot of questions about how this happened at a max security prison. >> let's ask art. art, the fact that he ends up in west virginia and that night is killed. how can that happen? >> it's kind of unusual. but the oklahoma city facility is usually the transfer point the bureau of prisons uses to mov

bulger was found unresponsive yesterday in a maximum security prison.ning just days before bulger's killing, a bipartisan group of lawmakers voiced deep concerns to attorney general jeff sessions about the safety and the staffing of that very prison. so with me now michael kindle, a former federal prosecutor. he once represented the family of one of bulger's murder victims. mike, good to see you, sir. we don't have a lot of details, but what we do know is he was killed in this maximum security prison. i'm curious, do you think it was a hit job? >> well, most people who are familiar with federal prisons will tell you that the lowest form of life in a prison is an informer. bulger was the most notorious informant or rat in the country. he obviously would be a person that would have a bulls eye on his back in any prison, particularly one as violent as this one. >> so how would that hit come down? would it come from someone outside the prison and just carried out from within the walls? >> i think it would be ubiqui ubiquito ubiquitous. numerous people in th

they checked him on sunday night, they found him alone in his cell unresponsive. medical staff performed cpr and he was found 15 minutes later. he hung himself. but, his family is skeptical of that. they say he was happy and he was talking about the future. >>> the time is now 5:10, facebook will have a war room ahead of the midterm election, employees at the headquarters will monitor all political content, making sure the election is in the corrupted by fake accounts. facebook staff members will look for content that is posted on the site and make sure that what's posted is posted by real people or real group. there will be a three step approach, they say, leading up to election day. >> first, we remove content from the platform and accounts, and in particular, if it's a fake exhibit account or someone is engaged in inauthentic behavior we'll remove the platform, and reduce something, if there is something problematic on the platform, we'll reduce its distribution and if the fact checkers identify something that is inaccurate and problematic, then their informati

the government has been unresponsive. susan collins jumped on al franken and said get out of the senate. for putting his hand on a woman's ass. this is just outrageous. >> or the picture of him in front of -- >> look, i was -- i was -- i was for al franken to resign too. >> you're talking about the double standard. >> this notion that this was a respect of dr. ford is nonsense. i think what we have to do is it seems like the only way politicians are going to be accountable is not through their conscience. it's through party and elections. that's a shameful place to be in this country. >> elena, how do you feel about this? what do you think? >> don, one bit of news i broke earlier this week is that senator lisa murkowski on wednesday in a lunch with some of her republican colleagues stood up at one point and said she could no longer tolerate sort of the optics of old white men shuttling through this nomination, ramming it through at the time they were even considering doing just that before the fbi report had even dropped.

he was found unresponsive in his west virginia prison cell one day after he was transferred there.e was serving two life sentences for his role in 1 murderers and a laundry list of criminal activity. >>> president trump is kicking off a whirlwind tour across the country to try to sure up support ahead of the midterms. the last-minute blitz comes as the president faces criticism over his controversial immigration policy he sent troops to the border to stop the migrant caravan and is now pushing to end birth right citizenship with an executive order. >>> in toronto a water main break caused the ground to soften and swallow up everything in its path. an emergency transit vehicle happened to be parked in the wrong place at the wrong time as the sinkhole worsened. luckily the driver escaped before the car became submerged. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. let's check in on the market action futures are pointing higher following yesterday's gains. we are called higher by 137 points for the dow 66% f points for the nasdaq and 18 points for the s&p. what about asian trade we'r

a short while later police advise two subjects down unresponsive. be sure violate a run sure violate around 4:00 a.m., 13-year-old daughter is at visually listed at the missing juvenile. right now the sheriff is pleading with the public to help them get to know the family better, writing an online post in part if you've spent time with members of the family recently or if you've ever had a misunderstanding with a closs family or know someone who has please call the tip line. one week after someone got into the home and killed two people and potentially affected their 13-year-old daughter, does the extra sellout their right now. eric: what a horrible story. thank you so much. >> a preview of the 2020 presidential race. joe biden in the key battleground state at the same time holding dueling rallies. the latest in the campaign trail in the direct matchup. to exit the landmark nuclear treaty. how the white house is responding about that next. >> we honor the agreement that russia has unfortunately not under the agreement so we are going to terminate th

"> according to the santa clara sheriff's office, lopez was found unresponsive and pronounced dead sunday night.. lopez's older sister nallely escobedo says the family found out about his death monday nightbut says they were never notified by law enforcement.. authorities believe lopez committed suicide,but his family doesn't think so.lopez had only been in jail for about a month..serving time for an assault charge.. lopez was living in a single-person cell at the time of his death..the sheriff's office and the district attorneys are investigating this case.live in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. (grant) another big story we're following tonight... fire investigation...police are now calling this arson. it happened at the k-f-c restaurant in antioch on mahoghany way. that's where we find kron-4's hermela aregawi. she joins us live... hermela what else are police revealing? vic massenkoff/contra costa fire inves

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certainly they had the capability of doing that and yet, they're terribly unresponsive and slow. where is paul ryan, for example, denouncing and kicking out of the party someone like steve king who met recently with a neo- nazi in austria touting that kind of white supremacy language? where were those people? no one says those people committed a crime, but they're shirking their responsibilities as public officials. it's about time they started stepping up to the plate and doing their job. >> you've written this very well. i recommend everybody read your columns from yesterday and today. thank you very much. she's an opinion writer at "the washington post." while we struggle to make sense of why the hate-filled acts of violence took place in our country, we don't want to lose sight of those who were hurt. dr. jerry ra bun wits. rose mallinger. she was described as a fixture of the congregation. someone described her as roya y royalty. david and cecil rosenthal. they missed a saturday service. they both were there. >> richard gottfried, friends repped h remembered him as a genuine

them out, put them in and you are paying we and they have this history of noncompliance and unresponsivenessto city direction? does this go on forever? and they play whack a mole? what goes on here? >> thank you commissioner. we would ultimately issue a fine for failure to plant required street trees. so we do issue fines for that. we issue a permit some when they remove a tree. it all looks good and they don't plant. it drags on for a long time. we sometimes will threaten -- we will place the threat of a lien on the property. we have rarely had to do that. and then we will issue the fine for failure to plant required street trees, which is essentially the same fine amount for illegal removal. so that usually gets attention and brings people back to the fold. sometimes that can take a while getting them to respond. i think right now, in terms of noncompliance, we did issue a fine. they did submits the requested tree removal permit application. i don't know -- there was some -- i don't know why it has dragged on quite this long. it is a matter of the case literally sitting in our docket and w

yesterday a caravan organizer fainted before our cameras, was whisked away unresponsive in a car. we called 911 and thankfully we checked in on her last night and she was doing okay. but a man also died yesterday, hallie. he fell off one of those moving trucks because this journey is so grueling that these families are trying to get on whatever vehicles they can to ease the journey. as you said, there's been a lot of myths about that caravan, and i want to help debunk some of them for our audience since i'm in the thick of it. the folks you see behind me, hallie, we're talking about a group that have been escorting migrants through mexico long before president trump. finally, the president mentions criminal elements within the caravan. who are these people? a lot of young men yesterday told me when you have a mass of 7,000 people, it's impossible not to have a few bad apples but for them it's about safety in numbers. here's the caravan breakdown according to the local government. we're talking about 7,233 people total, hallie. that's over 2500 men, over 1,000 women, over 1,000 boy

she was whisked away in a car and was unresponsive. it's over 90 degrees here.ng to hop on these trucks to give them a lift and help them out in any way they can. caravan organizers tell us they're running out of food, they're running out of diapers and supplies for the kids. it is a journey that's still only just beginning. between here and tijuana we're talking about 2500 miles and that's if they make it all the way there. it still remains to be seen just how many of the 7,000 migrants have a desire to go to the u.s. and will even make it to the u.s. border, but they say they're not deterred by donald trump's rhetoric or the threats of militarizing the border. >>> up next, the white house is considering redefining gender and drastically rolling back civil rights protections for transgender people. after the break, the disturbing details of a potential policy. the meeting of the executive finance committee is now in session. and... adjourned. business loans for eligible card members up to fifty thousand dollars, decided in as little as 60 seconds. the powerful

he was found unresponsive in his cell at the maximum security facility shortly after being transferred2011 after a 16—year manhunt. the driver of a transit agency car in toronto was forced to swiftly disembark from his vehicle after it nearly got devoured by a sinkhole. video footage showed the car appearing to get stuck in water before falling into the sinkhole. the driver is said not to have suffered any injuries. what i am quite impressed about is the lights that keep flashing as it sinks into the hole. quite extraordinary. iam not extraordinary. i am not sure that would happen on your electric car. pharrell williams has banned donald trump from playing his music at his political events. his lawyer howard king sent the president a cease and disist letter, after the song happy was played at a rally on saturday, just hours after the mass shooting in pittsburgh. in the letter, mr king wrote, "0n the day of the mass murder "of 11 human beings at the hands of a deranged nationalist, "you played his song happy to a crowd at "a political event in indiana. "there was nothing happy about the

the notorious mob boss was found unresponsive in his cell.g a life sentence for his role in 11 murders and other crimes. he was targeted in prison for being a government informant. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. whitey bolger's death is being investigated by the fbi in pittsburgh and federal authorities here in west virginia. they will try to determine if the 89-year-old was beaten to death just one day after he was transferred to this high security prison. for many victims of james whitey bolger's rein of terror, his violent death seemed all too fitting. >> he deserved a slow death and i hope that's what he got. >> we are celebrating the death of whitey bolger. >> reporter: radio host howie carr says bolger's ordered a hit on him after he started writing about the irish mobster. >> according to one of his associates, they got some c 4 explosives from some of their crooked fbi agents and try to blow me up with it. >> reporter: according to "the boston globe," bolger's eyes were nearly gouged out and two inmates including a mafia hit

to tell the court and l enforcement about other bombs that may be out there if, ined, he is wit unresponsive. other bombs have shown up in atlahaa. >> maybe bomb was mailed after he was arrested on friday morning and that's an exculpatory thing that shows somebody else is sending bombs. this rush to judgment that everybody is doing is not fair. >> reporter: the former male stripper and bodybuilder was arrested four days ago outside this auto parts store in plantation, florida, after authorities obtained one of his fingerprints from a package t t estined for congress wawoman maxine waters. his next hearing has been scheduled for friday. he is not cooperating with investigators. and at that hearing on friday the defense team will ask for bail, but in a likelihood the magistrate judge will spend most of the heang talking about sigh ac to new york where prosecutors initially brought charges. guys. >> kerry sanders in miami for us. thank yome >>> mean there are growing calls this morning for the bishop in buffalo, new york, to step down after explosive claims that came from a whistleblower. a per

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