iranian refugee who lived and worked in maine for years had a that's all according to some newly unsealed court documents. >> investigators say he traveled overseas and fought and died for the terror organization. >> reporter: newly unsealed court records say in 2009, adna nazille fled iran and landed in maine. he attended the university of southern maine. four years later he left his wife and three kids and never returned. instead documents say he radicalized and 20 to lebanon to fight for isis where he died in 2015. maine senator sues an collins who serves on the senate intelligence committee says the u.s. needs to do a better job of screening refugees. >> we should prioritize the refugees whom we are admitting, so that we are focusing on widows, on children, on seniors, who are far less likely to pose >> reporter: four unnamed informants helped investigators try piece together fazille's moms after he left the u.s. one said he saw him using anti rhetoric language in portland. and he was talking about killing. >> investigators say they also discovered a month before he left the u.s. he f

my instinct led to unseal that so i raise that it was met with silence in the service meet after the meeting and we decided we would consult with the help side iturbi to find out what the prospects were and then ultimately the lawyers came back a couple weeks later with the assessment of the case and the judge and i asked what he thought the odds what were we would prevail and he said 50/50 isis those are good odds in journalism let's go ahead so ultimately we did. >>cspan: you are an outsider and jewish in a catholic town all the reporters were raised catholic what impact did that have on you at the time going up against the cardinal who was alive the lives in rome? >> he is retired and lives in rome he has a very cushy job after the scandal broke. i do boston was heavily influenced in the single most powerful institution people ask me why did you decide to go up against the catholic church? i didn't decide i decided there was the story that was needed to pursue the question was how can we get at the truth? when somebody says the truth may never be known we should go after that ride

unsealed records could determine if ivana directly accused trump of raping or sexually assaulting her during their 14-year marriage. according to the book "lost tycoon," ivana used the word "rape" during one deposition in the divorce case. she later softened her language, saying she felt violated during an encounter where donald trump reportedly held back her arms and pulled out fistfuls of her hair. donald trump's former north carolina campaign director has resigned after being accused of pulling a gun on at least five people, including campaign staffers. the director, earl phillip is , named in a new lawsuit filed by a staffer who claims phillip pointed a loaded .45 caliber pistol at him and then placed the barrel of the gun on his knee while they were driving in south carolina earlier this year. phillip remained in his position even after the staffer notified senior trump officials. meanwhile, hillary clinton traveled to warren michigan to outline her economic vision just days after donald trump spoke in detroit. clinton accused trump of paying lip service to being on the side of a

now, newly unsealed court documents have identified his friend as a person of interest as well. police hope this information will generate new tips in the case. melinda: the green and gold have done it again, the packers grabbed another victory in game two of the pre-season. eddie lacy's powerful running early on helped propel the team to a 20-12 win over the oakland raiders second-year backup brett hundley made the start in his preseason ankle injury. aaron rodgers, clay matthews, jeremy: showers and storms across the entire state. t a couple of upper 60's sneaking in. the forecast shaping up like this, there might be a shower or store with a high of 82. forecast coming up. >> the way. along 43 north and south as well no trouble at this point. everything is moving in the green. you have a five-minute ride to the zoo interchange. shutting down this weekend. eastbound i-94 will close at highway 1oo. the closure starts tonight and could go until sunday morning. drivers are encouraged to get off at moorland and either go north to bluemound or south to greenfield. ben: right now, mo

an unsealed affidavit reveals that the fbi believe he received more than $300,000 worth of free renovations to his home. and a that he filed false income tax returns. dougherty was never charged in that case. and earlier this year, the fbi and the pennsylvania attorney general's office began investigating a street fight between johnny doc and a non-union contractor. surveillance video from january appears to show dougherty and joshua kesey walking on north third street. kesey's lawyer says his client was beat up because he's not in the union and was working at a construction site. dougherty claims he acted in self-defense. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app as we work to uncover more details about the raids underway this morning and the investigation into john dougherty. >>> well, the day is finally here. we have reached the final hours in our countdown to the start of the 2016 summer olympics in rio. all eyes will be on brazil tonight. we're now just hours away from the opening ceremony of the rio olympics. last-minute preparations are underway right now. we have a live picture from rio,

district were arrested today and charged with bribery and conspiracy to distribute marijuana, an unsealed indictment claims alicia north man were together to make sure packages of pot were delivered in exchange for cash. earlier today, fox5's paul wagner tried to talk to normanan as she left court.rt. you're violating my firstfirs amendment rights. i will please appreciate it ift you leave me thank you very much. > did you do anything wrong,ng, ma'am? did you break the law.l. >> that's none of your businessr > what do you have to say about the charges against you? the postal service says they aree constantly on the look out for packages of drugs being sent to addresses with fake names.e > we have an update now on a story you saw first on fox5. we are learning new details about the troubled head start program in prince george'srinc county. as we first are the oned theed federal government terminated a $6 million funding grant afterer mounting problems, including child abuse were not fixed. we've also learned members of of the school board had no ideao what was going on until fox5 reported

documents in this case were ordered unsealed. >> they are on call 24 hours. if it is a weekend, a kidnapping and you need to use stingrays. >> reporter: this document is still preliminary. there are still months to go before his case gets a trial date. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> this just in, sheriffs and k-9s searched for an a-- search for an escaped female prisoner in martinez. law enforcement combed the area. authorities say the prisoner escaped while being transported. she is still handcuffed. she was arrested for trespassing and vandalism. tonight she is on the loose. >>> a sheriff's deputy out a job over trouble he had with his wife. kpix 5's christin ayers tells us, his problems don't end there. >> reporter: as of 5:00 p.m. this evening he he no longer works -- he no longer works that police department. his relationship with a prostitute and his involvement with a domestic dispute with his wife. he was arrested for domestic violence and violated a restraining order. he called his wife from jail a number of times and threatened her. he was arrested again

. >>> so, a seal unseals its fate. pulling off a life-saving move to get away from some killer whi whales. >> this happened off the waters of british columbia. th to get away from the pod of orcas. the seal fell off twice but scrambled back on. the whales gave up. the seal went back into the water. it hung around just in case. >> they gave him a standing ovation. you can understand why. >> they said at first, they thought the seal wanted to hang around with them. then they saw the fins in the water. treerm treatment, by the way. words we at panera live by. because clean food is food as it should be. with no artificial flavors, preservatives, sweeteners, and no colors from artificial sources. we think clean food tastes better, feels better, does better. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. every bite will be food as it should be. ? when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol? pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day.

. >>> so, a seal unseals its fate.ife-saving move to get away from some killer whi whales. >> this happened off the waters of british columbia. the seal squeezes on to a boat to get away from the pod of orcas. the seal fell off twice but scrambled back on. the whales gave up. the seal went back into the water. it hung around just in case. >> they gave him a standing ovation. you can understand why. >> they said at first, they thought the seal wanted to hang around with them. then they saw the fins in the water. >> i'm loving the washington. we will get an morning washington. we will get an update on your weather in just a few moments, but first.. breaking news going on right now in central italy. crews are now digging through rubble, after a powerful quake destroys several buildings. at least 14 people are confrimed dead, and many are still missing. good morning washington. toss to veronica latest updates on that breaking news. a powerful latest updates on that breaking news. a powerful earthquake strikes italy overnig

now, newly unsealed court documents have identified his >> we know that they were together a lot of the time. we know that they both have different stories of where they were over the timeframe of her disappearance, so until those questions are answered, i guess he has to remain a person of interest. kathy: police hope this information will generate new tips in the case. the pro football hall of fame is refunding more than just tickets for its cancelled packers game this month. hotel cost refund and tickets to the museum. the game against indianapolis was called off because of poor field conditions. at least four fans have filed a lawsuit against the nfl. joyce: a warning for parents as high school football season kicks off. thousands of helmets made by xenith are being recalled because of a serious flaw. the consumer product safety commission says it has received 29 reports of helmets cracking. no injuries were reported. the helmets were sold in stores you can find more information on wisn.com. governor walker is open to the possibility of lifting a tuition freeze for the u.w. system.

the deposition was unsealed at the request of the associated press last year.sby wants to stop the documents from being used in his montgomery county trial. the court ruled, quote, the contents of the documents are a matter of public knowledge. and we cannot pretend thatç we could change that fact by ordering them resealed. >> investigators are looking for what caused this collision involving a septa bus and a car. skyforce 10 over the scene in germantown avenue and juniata street in the nicetown neighborhood. this happened last night just before 9:00 p.m. at least five people went to the hospital to be checked out. >>> the pennsylvania supreme court ruled on the side of the philadelphia federation of teachers. yesterday, the justices said that the philadelphia school reform commission has no right to cancel an existing teachers collective bargaining agreement. they canceled the union's contract in 2014. the pft president said it's time for the school district to negotiate a new contract with the teachers union. according to philly.com, school district officia

tonight, 3us postal workers in the district were arrested today charged with bribery, and conir an unsealed indictment claims the three had worked together to make sure packages of pot were delivered in exchange for cash. fox5's paul wagner joins us live from us district court with this story. paul? >> reporter: hey, tony, the us postal service works very hard to try and prevent drugs from being sent through the mail. but in this scheme, prosecutors say, three insiders worked hard to make sure those drugs did get through. today here at us district court, kendra brantly, alicia normally, dean vaughn, their supervisor, all made their first appearances, they were all arrested earlier today, two of them arrested at stations up in northwest. the other was arrested at a station over in northeast. let's show you some video from earlier today. according to the indictment, kendra, brantly, and alicia, seen leaving court today, worked with dean vaughn row since september of last year to make sure those deliveries went through. and in cash from the driver of arrange rover, they would meet on the stree

last month new hampshire agreed to let the marriott family intervene as the state decides whether to unsealias wheel and our criminal defense attorney. there was testimony. his girlfriend catherine mcdonna was on the stand for ten days and described how she lured this poor girl lizzy marriott from the target store where they worked together. and lured her to his place. and he said let's have sex and she said no, he killed and raped her. why is that not enough and why open up her sexual history. >> it is enough and they should not be allowed to open up the sexual history. what the defense is trying to do is bring into question, her, the victim's credibility by bringing in her past sexual history. and what the defense is trying to do and they should not be allowed to do this. but they are trying to say she engaged in sexual activity and was suffocated in the activity. and what they are trying to do and by the way, in the past she engaged in activity that involved suffocation to a point and it was consensual. that should not be allowed in and every state, jon, every state in the union has rape

unsealing a criminal complain avuszing an fbi employ of acting as an agent of china. the u.s.ays the defendant has worked as an electronic technician at the fbi's new york office since 1997. also known at joey chun granted top secret security clearance in 1998 and the u.s. government says since at least 2006 he's dealt with chinese nationals allegedly affiliated with a technology company that appears to be in china. guys, developing story here, but one we'll have to monitor. see where all of this goes. back to you. >> we'll come back to you for details. thank you for that. >>> more "squawk alley," after the break. >>> s & p hit a recor. amazon.com hitting a new high in early trading. nasdaq hasn't had an all-time high in over a year. in the ballpark, now, 40 points away at session highs. >> trying to catch up to the rest of the averages. earnings period continues. look at where amc entertainment shares are trading. down, revenue and profit fell, attendance at the box office down 7.1%. what is hitting a record, food and bev rap tickeerage tickets customer. >> interesting. mille

service employees facing serious charges including bribe ri and conspiracy to distribute marijuana, an unsealedictment claims alicia norman den re ken today brant and and devon row. they deposited more than $30,000 in his accounts in the later year. . >>> to a story you saw first on fox 5, new details about what the prince george's county schools administration did and did not know about a federal investigation into child abuse in the county's head start program >> the board apparently had no idea about the scope of the federal investigation and they reportedly did not know that the county was at risk of losing millions of federal dollars to fund head start. prince george's county school board member edward borrow to find out what was communicated. they're going to talk about how long they gave the board to correct deficiencies and problems and why they were not corrected. also says anyone who failed to act should be terminated or resign. >>> time is 5:51. let's take a look at the stories, on social media, with our real-time news tracker >> let's talk about amber heard, she is donating her full

in 2012, this home was cited for being vacant and unsealed. it's the same today. in 2011, this property was cited for fire damage. still visible today. and next door to raymond johnson's house, the housing authority's deteriorated roof was cited more than one year ago. >> they are the responsibility of the owner. in this case, the owner is pha. >> reporter: they've tried repeatedly to get pha to secure and demolish its properties. letters, detailed violations. in march they said this home was in imminent danger of collapse and you must repair or demolish it. it's still here. in june a violation about this home, also telling them it's imminently dangerous. still no action by pha. for weeks we tried to schedule an interview with the public housing ceo, calvin jeremiah. pha told us it would get back to us, but never did. so we had to catch up with him at the july meeting. can't you talk to us for just a second here. we've been trying to schedule an interview for weeks. >> i'll talk to you. >> reporter: we did hang out and jeremiah agreed to an interview. >> 100 prope

now, newly-unsealed court documents have identified his friend as a person of interest as well. police hope this information will generate new tips in the case. 05. the green and gold have done it again. the packers grabbed another victory in game two of the preseason. eddie lacy's powerful running early on helped propel the team to a 20-12 win over the oakland raiders. second-year backup quarterback brett hundley made the start in his preseason debut but left the game early with an ankle injury. aaron rodgers, clay matthews, julius peppers -- none of them played in this game. game three of the preseason is get that umbrella -- just keep it on standby. ben: nothing too big to worry about today, jeremy? jeremy: it will not be a washout. higher rain, thunderstorm passenger our area before 10:00 a.m. and after 6:00 p.m. today. you can see the clouds have come through. it is 74 in milwaukee. it is fairly tolerable, but it will jump up into the afternoon. the showers and thunderstorms lineup into northeastern iowa, progressing slowly off to the east. a little rain in fond du lac and

. >> an indictment unsealed today says two male carriers and a supervisor worked in concert to make sure packages of pot were delivered and in exchange the three were paid cash. fox5's paul wagner joins us live from us district court with the story, paul? >> reporter: ladies, the us postal service works very hard to try and prevent drugs postal service. and this is the story that we have actually told the four. we've done stories about this, and how they try and detect drugs being sent through the mail. but this, according to this indictment, these three postal workers worked around that. and they had a scheme to make sure that drugs were able to be delivered. now, kendra brantly, alicia norman, dean braun val all arrested today, three worked together at the lamont rigs post officer in upper northwest on north capitol street. made first appearance here, and us district court earlier today. dean vaughn row, who was supervisor, was orders erred held for three days, the two women were ordered released. >> according to the indictment, kendra brantly anal leash a norman, seen here living cour

unsealed today a 50-count indictment against matthew paplardo and his former employer high-rise engineering they are accused of cheating homeowners by altering engineering reports, used by the national flood insurance program to calculate reimbursements. the documents were changed by people who never visited the damaged properties and were not even licensed. >>> the nypd wants to find the suspect who hacked police radio frequencies and threaten today attack an nypd captain. cbs2 janelle burrell reports from midtown with the recording guard today outside the station house as they try to track down the man behind the violent threats. >> please be advised that there may be a stolen radio. please be cautious when responding to this incident. >> reporter: this going out over the police air waves over the weekend as the suspect managed to get on the police air waves, making the threats i'm out now. >> and also for manhattan and knowing that someone could jump on the air waves like that is terrifying. >> reporter: how the man was able to break into the radio frequency is still unclear. >> clearly

it's a spread sheet prepared >> cooper: "six failed, not tested due to unsealed seams." lot fails. you're saying this is an example of fuzzy math? >> avenatti: no, this isn't fuzzy math; this is fraud. >> cooper: when we asked halyard about this, the company acknowledged it had not told us about those untested samples but denied it was trying to deceive us. the company says even if a sleeve seam fail the risk of a doctor or nurse getting infected is extremely low. >> lowery: they would have to have some type of cut thatld allow transmission. the fect would have to be in th exactlace. the surgeon would have not covered the cu abrasion as they should have per their procedure. there's so many factors that have to align for that to occur. >> dr. sherry wren: i think it's really easy for him toay that. but he's not the guy doing it. vice chair of surgery at medicine.universitschool of he gng to stand andthere volunteer toet me paint some hepatitis c blood on his arms and on his stoma? probably not is going to be my gues >> cooper: and you've had hepatitis c blood on your arms and on you

the deposition was unsealed at the request of the associated press last year.y wants to stop the documents from being used in his montgomery county trial. the court ruled, quote, the contents of the documents are a matter of public knowledge. and we cannot pretend that we could change that fact by ordering them resealed. >>> this morning, there are some answers about the murder/suicide that claimed five lives in berks county. >> we now know mark short killed his family before taking his own life. investigators say short bought a gun way day after police went to his home for a domestic dispute in july. the day before the killings he was at hershey park with all the kids. august 6th, the bodies of his wife, three churn and their dog were found. megan short planned to move to an apartment in another town that same day. she told police in july that she was afraid of her husband. >> the sinking spring police department did, at that time, advise megan short how to get a protection from abuse order. but she chose not to. >> mark short had been demoted at his job as a

in new england for years, later went overseas and fought for isis, according to court documents unsealed earlier this week. he fled iran and started living in maine back in 2009. investigators believe he made his way to the middle east and died in lebanon last year after joining up with isis. senator from maine says this is an example of why the u.s. needs to do a better job of screening its refugees. >> we should also prioritize the refugees that we are admitting, so that we are focusing on widows, on children, on seniors who are far l a threat. >> mark: investigators are trying to gain access to two of fazelli's gmail account, hoping they may give a picture of his journey and who he may have had contact with. >> kevin: a couple showers out there to our west. great lakes and back here through the mid-atlantic. how they'll impact our forecast tomorrow. and how the weekend is looking beyond that. >> vanessa: a woman receives a big medical bill, but come to find out, she doesn't owe a dime. up next at 5:00 p.m., the hoops mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can gi

the fbi says in a criminal complaint unsealed just moments ago that he was in touch with many people on social media, including those two men who last spring carried out the attack on the situation in garland, texas. they said he was reaching out to many people, including, unbeknownst to him, an undercover fbi operative. so he's charged with providing material support to isis. he's been arrested and he'll face the charges in court later today, kristen. >> all right. pete williams, thank you for that breaking news update. really appreciate it. >>> heading to london now, today's london mayor urging residents to remain calm after an american citizen was stabbed to death in a busy square. a 19 year-old man, a norwegianian national, suspected of killing one. mental illness, a significant factor in the incident. nbc's matt bradley in brussels square where the stabbing took place. matt, what else do we know about the attacker and american citizen who died? >> reporter: well, the u.s. embassy has confirmed it was an american citizen killed, kristen. we actually don't have any more details be

in liberia, with charles taylor, after the arrest warrant was unsealed, he was basically overthrown in his own country. but you don't necessarily have justice right away. people have become discouraged by the fact that this conflict has gone on for so long and there has been so little in this area, compared to other symbolic actions. but they should not interpret for absence of trials today a statement that there won't be trials tomorrow because there will be. and we want fair ones. we don't want victor's justice. clearly, their people in the opposition that have committed horrible crimes. they should be held accountable for that, too. the best place for that is in syria with everybody represented in the court, so it is not a case of "who won the war." now withe short term, the impact of this, with the hundreds of thousands of refugees in europe, we are getting into a situation where we do have criminal jurisdiction and cases will begin this year for these crimes. no, i think the ambassador laid out the challenges quite well. it certainly has taken time and it will probably take more t

if they're thinking about running for office and you're able to keep it unseal fine. but there was a democrat that retired a few years before me and he went out of his way to say he burned all of his papers. they were not happy about that. so it was just like, you know, you did what? but the record is so valuable it's worth it to do that. and i'm thinking it needs to be a little bit longer period of time. historians will still have a crack at it but you don't want people not seeing things. as it is now in politics, plenty of it doesn't get reported. a lot of the work that i did, i did it on the house floor and i would go and i was not, nancy a very senior member, she had people coming to her. as a newer member i would go to the senior members on the floor and say i need this, can you help me with that? and the comment, the best comment you can get is i'll see what i can do. but there's no written record of that and so you're not going to have that part to look at anyways so for the little bit that is written that might help you understand what happened you really want

believe in, you know, transparency and all the rest but even the idea of having presidential records unsealed relatively quickly now is you have people who are running for office who were in an advisory position to a president whose comments are coming back now and i'm thinking maybe it needs to be a little bit longer period of ti time. historians will have a crack at it but you don't want people not saying things. as it is now in politics, there's plenty that doesn't get recorded. a lot of the work that i did, i did it on the house floor. i would go -- and i was not -- a very senior member, she had people coming to her, as a newer member i would go to senior members on the floor and say i need this, can you help me with that? the best comment you can get is "i'll see what i can do." but there's no written record of that. so for the little bit that is written that might help you understand what happened, you want to preserve that as much as you can and you also don't want people to be afraid of committing things either to hard writing or electronic writing because then you have no record to w

it cited the law officers nose with unsealed carry permits.would require to lock up their guns in a container or inside the trunk. the safety measure already required by citizens the police are excluded from the current roles. jerry hill says offer the measure because too many handguns have been stolen from police cars and used in crimes. >>> governor brown has also been sent a bill that would ban theme parks in california from breeding or does are making them perform if he signs that theme parks organizations can be fined up to $100,000 for violating the ban and march they will announced it would no longer breed orcas and it would stop making wheels do tricks and its amusement parks. >>> happening today hundreds of people are expected to walk around oakland lake merritt to raise money for uninsured and underinsured women undergoing treatment for breast cancer. this morning friends of faith is holding its annual faith fancher breast cancer challenge a 5k walk run. it was started by reporter faith fancher who chronicled her breast cancer fight

federal authorities believe that an iranian refugee who lived in main for years later went documents unsealed on monday. adnan fazelli lived in maine starting in 2009 after fleeing iran. authorities believe he died in lebanon in january of last year. in the wake of the investigation, maine lawmakers say federal officials need to do a better job of screening refugees. >> we should also prioritize the refugees who we are admitting so that we are focusing on children, on seniors who are far less likely to pose a threat. >> sarah: the f.b.i. says they started investigating shortly after he left his job in portland to fly to turkey in 2013 and then gnu never returned. >> christa: high levels of lead have been found in water fountains at more boston schools. this discovery was made as boston public schools will be testing the drinking water in fountains have been deactivated. they've brought in bottled water and just to help you out, all of you parents out there, we've posted a full list on our web site, whdh.com. meantime, the school superintendent tommy chang released a statement saying the safet