set up by williamson's estranged husband. police say the video showed the non-registered daycare provider abusing three children. today... williamson told the judge she's on prescription drugs for bi-polar disorder. she also explained what she did to the children... 16:25-16:45 williamson: laid her down on her chest was that handling her roughly? can you explain the part which you handled her roughly- did you push her? did you lay on her? down. williamson could face up to 7 she's scheduled to be sentenced december 8th. after a full day of deliberations, the jury has gone home without deciding on a verdict. 33-year-old pete

williamson, how do you plead to count one? guilty...and with that...former pleasant hill daycare provider christina williamson pleaded guilty to two of the five charges she faced for reportedly abusing children in her home. the children are described only as an and nr in court documents. "i handled the children roughly. i handled an roughly and nr roughly to the point where one was crying and you could tell that there might have been potential injury"the abuse was caught on in home tape...provided to police by williamson's husband. no one answered the door when we went to the couple's pleasant hill home. court papers are vague about what happened...but williamson did give more specifics including admitting to stuffing a rag in the mouth of a five month old girl...and picking that same child up by the arm.. "i picked up the child by one arm. and did the child cry when you did that? when she laid down she cried yes as if she was in pain."williamson also told judge jeffery farrell that she suffers with several mental conditions,

williamson, who ran a daycare williamson, who ran a daycare out of her home, was arrested back in may after her husband secretly recorded her abusing children in her care. she is free on bond for now until her sentencing in december. sabrina: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... sabrina: the state of texas has cut off medicaid funding to planned parenthood clinics. the move comes after undercover videos released by the anti- abortion group center for medical progress, which alleges the videos show that planned parenthood illegally sold fetal tissue for profit planned parenthood denies the allegations. elias: number four... elias: here in iowa, governor branstad wants to privatize medicaid. a plan that has some asking how it would benefit iowans. under the umbrella of medicaid, is a program called hawk-i. it's an option for families who need insurance for their kids. the iowa attorney general is looking at whether the governor overstepped when he made the decision to privatize hawk-i without approval from the board. sabrina: and finally in the top five... sa

christina williamson's trial was instead she reached a plea deal... admitting to two of the five charges against her. police arrested williamson last may after seeing video taken from hidden cameras set up by her estranged husband. that video shows her allegedly abusing three children. this morning williamson came clean about what she did. 4:14 i handled the children roughly. i handled a.n. rougly and n.r roughly. where one was crying and you can tell there might have been a potential injury. williamson is scheduled to be sentenced on december 8-th, and she could spend up to 7 years in prison. after a full day of deliberations the jury has yet to reach a verdict in the pleasant hill shooting case... pete polson is charged with three counts of attempted murder among after police say he went on a shooting spree last november... stephanie moore has an update.. the jury was officially handed the case late friday afternoon but only had 15 minutes to deliberate deliberated for seven hours with no decision made... vo- the week long trial included 40 witnesse

williamson is out on bond until her sentencing on december 8th. she faces up to seven years in prison. jack/2shot: and we're still waiting for a verdict in the trial of pete polson..... as we continue to look at news from the courtroom. jack: prosecutors say polson went on a shooting spree in pleasant hill last november, seriously injuring two people and nearly missing a third. he faces three attempted murder charges, two willful injury charges on top of other drug and weapons charges. there were 40 witnesses - 37 of them coming from the prosecution. polson himself took the stand, telling the jury he doesnt remember anything from midnight the night before the shooting until the police arrested him the next morning. no verdict has been reached. they'll continue tomorrow morning. look for the latest here on local 5. stephanie: new tonight at ten, clear of all charges after an internal investigation of an officer involved shooting. stephanie: senior police officer vanessa miller shot a man back in june. a grand jury didn't press charges back in augus

tonight, williamson is being held on one quarter million dollars bail. that is cash his attorney says he doesn' t have. it is likely this case is headed to the grand jury. heather: this is a sad day, a funeral held for a wellesley teenager who died on it actively field hockey practice. this is last picture taken of casey dunn, junior. she died friday of a brain hemorrhage. she is survived by her parents and four siblings. ed: governor baker unveiling a new bill to help battle the state up you wait epidemic. -- the state opioid epidemic. it would limit for sampras christians or patient sing a new doctor to a 72 hour supply -- it would limit first-time patients or patients seeing a new doctor to a 72 hour supply. governor baker: the days of walking out of a doctor' s office or dentist office with 30 to 60 to 90 days of pain medication needs to come to an end. i appreciate the fact that this is a controversial idea. but it is one that needs to be part of the larger conversation. ed: the state has seen a stunning increase in opioid related deaths with 1200 a

williamson's husband handed that over to police. williamson told the judge she's being treated for several mental conditions, including bipolar disorder. she now faces up to seven years in prison and more than 13-thousand dollars in fines. that sentencing will be in december. jury deliberations reach day three today in the trial of a man accused of going on a shooting spree. 33 year old pete polson is charged with three counts of attempted murder and several lesser charges... last november, polson said he shot at three people in pleasant hill., hurting two of them. he claims he took a bad hit of meth the night before... and doesn't remember the shooting at all. last week's trial brought 40 witnesses to the stand.... 37 of them for the state. each of the three attempted murder charges carries up to 25 years in today will be another mild day with less wind and highs in the 70s. a few stray rain shower or two will be possible off and on throughout the day. there is a better chance for more measurable rain on friday. the weekend still l

at the time, williamson and was listed as a nonregistered in-home day care provider. police started the investigation after a complaint was filed. police collected video surveillance from inside the home, showing the alleged abuse. williamson faces as much as seven years in prison when she and sentenced december 8. jurors continue to deliberate whether pete polson is guilty of murder, among other charges. they must decide whether he was too intoxicated to form the intent to kill when he went on a shooting rampage in pleasant hill. he says he was high on meth. no one who came -- no one who came in contact with him thought he was intoxicated. we were there this morning when governor terry branstad and the tenant governor reynolds announced a new workforce housing loan program for smaller communities experiencing rapid growth. the program would provide financial assistance to help the old more rental housing as a result of local employment growth. the program has $5 million available in the form of low-cost repayable loans. additional cash hopefully coming in to help gro

the parents wh truste williamson with their kids were very emotional. williamson admitted to handling the kids so roughly in some cases ... even shoving towels and rags into their mouths to get them to stop crying. a quiet and visibly weary christina williamson appeared in polk county court for the start of her trial. she was arrested in may after her husband secretly recorded surveillance video of her running a daycare out of her home. "i handled the children roughly. i handled a-n roughly." today ... she admits to roughly grabbing a child by the arm. "i handled nr roughly to the point where one was crying and you could tell there might have been potential injury." but it gets worse. "when you say handled her roughly what did you do? after i changed her diaper we were excersing and i had laid her on her

williamson is out on bond until her sentencing on december 8th. in the studio kattey ortiz for local five news we are iowa. stephanie/2shot: christina williamson faces up to seven years in prison. jack/2shot: and we're still waiting for a verdict in the trial of pete polson. as we continue to look at news from the courtroom. jack: prosecutors say polson went on a shooting spree in pleasant hill last november, seriously injuring two people and nearly missing a third. he faces three attempted murder charges, two willful injury charges on top of other drug and weapons charges. just the attempted murder charges could bring 75 years behind bars. jack: through the five day trial, we've seen 40 witnesses - 37 of them coming from the prosecution. that included special agents, pleasant hill police officers, and shooting victims themselves who've taken the stand, tell jurors they were inches away from losing their lives. "i cant say its been claire polson himself took the stand on thursday and friday, telling the jury he doesnt remember anything from midnig

chiristina williamson took a plea deal before her trial could begin... the 29 year old pleaded guilty to two counts of child endangerment. in exchange... prosecutors dropped three other charges against her. police arrested williamson in may... after seeing video from a from a hidden camera... showing her abusing three kids at her non registered daycare in pleasant hill. williamson told the judge she's on prescription drugs for bi polar disorder. she could face up to seven years in prison... and will be sentenced in december. people are weighing in on a plan to merge the clive and windsor heights fire departments... i think it should work out just fine. i was against it at first, but now, knowing more of the facts, ive kind of changed my mind. city leaders detailed the plan at a meeting last night... they say it will help save money... and fix staffing issues. both departments have been under staffed for the past several years... and by joining forces... leaders say they could improve response times. in fact... the goal is to have firefighters on the scen

christina williamson had been facing five counts of child endangerment. today she pleaded guilty to one felony and one aggravated misdemeanor count. she could face up to seven years behind bars. police arrested the 28 year old in may. they say video from a hidden camera showed her abusing three children in her at-home daycare. today a judge heard from williamson who admitted she intentionally hurt the children. i handled the children roughly. i handled both of them so roughly to the point of injury. the judge scheduled her sentencing for december 8th at 8-30 a-m. jury deliberations are happening now in the trial of pete polson. he's charged with shooting at three people... and hitting two of them... in pleasant hill neighborhoods last november. polson claims he was using drugs at the time... and he didn't know what he was doing. jurors only deliberated for half an hour on friday. one person is recovering this morning after a shooting in davenport. it happened just after six last night... near the intersection of 13th street and eastern avenue. police say

christina williamson's trial was scheduled to begin yesterday... but instead she reached a plea deal... pleading guilty to two of the five charges against her. she admitted to stuffing a rag in the mouth of a five month old girl and picking her up by the arm. . a home surveillance system caught it all on tape. williamson told the judge she's being treated for several mental conditions, including bipolar disorder. she now faces up to seven years in prison and more than 13-thousand dollars in fines. the emerald ash borer is getting closer to polk county... officials have now confirmed them in linn county. the ash-tree killers look like small metallic green beetles... they've now been found in 29 iowa counties. linn county's were found at a rest stop... making it the first rest stop in the country to test positive for the bug. because they travel fast... authorities plan to act soon... "these particular three ash trees will be removed as well as any other ash trees at this particular rest area. we're at the northbound rest area but the southbound rest

finally, my friend, marion williamson in town, former congressional candidate, author, speaker, she was here as a surrogate speaker for bernie sanders, all that and more on another episode of "roske on politics." >>> we have become a rich and great nation again. >> we have the top one-tenth of one percent, with more wealth than to the bottom 90. >> keep negotiating. >> the thing i've concerned about in the nation for the last few years have not changed. >> we are chatting with mark leibovich. >> governor bobby jindal. >> thank you for having us in your beautiful home. >> hop on the back. >> i love it. >> state senator. >> senator tomorrow tom hark in. >> you don't have to win the caucus. if you come in a good second. >> someone has been on the show several times. >> any candidate who is seeking to earn the awesome and sacred trust of the presidency of the united states has to come and engage with the people of iowa. >> governor mike huckabee. >> mr. got a gingrich. >> the highest ranking democrat in the state of iowa. >> senator chuck grassley. >> haven't eaten anything other than fried

at that time, williamson was a non-registered, in-home daycare provider. >> that's why you have to check backgrounds of these people.check on these people that you are going to take your kids to. check iowa courts online. check background records. and talk with people who know. stacey: she face up to 7 years may in prison when she is sentenced on december 8. mark: firefighters in iowa busy today battling a string of field fires. kcci ames bureau reporter vanessa peng joins us live from hardin county. vanessa: the dry conditions and problems. right now, we are showing you the remains of a fire that was contained just a few hours ago today. driving the combine. coat but that didn't work. where it went. hill of their. it even went for another the high winds, which are gusting at 35 miles per hour at some points, is moving this dry material all over the place. even if a little tiny ember catches any of this, the wind will take it away and it will spread very quickly. firefighters fought field fires all across central iowa monday. our cameras caught one near boone, and another near colo. the

stephanie: williamson is free on bond for now until her sentencing in december. we'll bring you more on this case-- tonight at 6. jack: does it make sense to merge fire departments? both the clive and windsor departments staffing they're considering. tonight both cities are hosting a joint meeting to get your input on the merger. the clive fire chief says they're looking to join forces because 30 percent of the time, they don't have enough workers on staff. there are many reasons for the proposal, but the fire chief says one of the main reasons they had to cut down on part- timers was the affordable care act. there's a public meeting about this issue that starts at 5:30 in clive, at the dymond public safety center on harbach boulevard. stephanie: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders finished up a two-day tour of iowa in oskaloosa earlier today. he spoke to students at william penn university, and switched up the q and a portion by asking the audience about issues they had not heard from other candidates, such as youth unemployment. sanders also expand

right now, 28-year-old christina williamson awaits sentencing. she pleaded guilty to 2 charges of child endangerment today. the pleasant hill woman was listed as a non-registered in-home daycare provider when police investigated a claim against her. williamson is not being held but faces as much as 7 years in prison. sentencing is december 8. stacey: new at 10:00, the number of abortions in iowa is on a steep decline. new statistics show abortions are down by more than 40% over the last 8 years. kcci's jason rantala is live in studio with reaction here in des moines. jason r: the iowa department of public health says the number of abortions went from 6700 in 2006 to just over 4000 in 2014. as for why, it depends who you ask. from roadside protests to vocal politicians -- >> >> how could anyone defend the practices of planned parenthood? jason r: debates over abortion have arranged on, especially since this video allegedly , showing planned parenthood employees discussing the sale of fetal tissue. now in iowa, new statistics show a dramatic declin

emmy: williamson was a non registered in home day care provider. this is legal in iowa because she cared for less than six kids. >> when you are looking for a childcare provider you need to do your homework. emmy: the incident happened inside of this home on cypress drive. >> i had a hard time putting the girl that i knew in place of the girl who did this. emmy: one neighbor says that she is still in shock that this happened next door. >> if she did everything that they think that she did then 7 years is not long enough. eric: her sentencing will be on december 8 at the polk county courthouse. elizabeth: want to check in with metinka for a look at the forecast. metinka: it is a warm and beautiful start. temps are warmer. 64 starting out here. ames looking great, 63 degrees. right now we've got clouds but we are tracking a few thunderclouds. if they hold together, they could be affecting far southern iowa over the next one to two hours. nothing overly widespread today. highs will become double in the mid-70's. -- highs will be comfortable in the mid

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from there, paris correspondent lucy williamson reports.cy: hitting in bordeaux's wooden country roads, a glance of homer. a bus full of pensioners on an early morninn outing reduced to shell after colliding with the timber truck, the fuel tanks of both vehicles bursting into flames. 60 firefighters were called to a the government described as a gigantic blaze. >> the truck driver lost control of the vehicle. the bus driver tried to avoid it, but the truck came and he did, and he cannot do anything except activate the mechanism to open the doors to allow some people to get out. laura paul lucy: only have listed before fire engulfed the bus. most of the passengers were trapped inside. >> i think my father-in-law survived, but i don't know where he is now. apparently i've lost the rest of my family. lucy: this is france's deadliest accident for more than 30 years. it's victims came from the area around this tiny village, but its impact has reached right across the country. it was, the prime minister said, terrible shock for france. in the vil

all part of a plea deal. 29 year old christina williamson was arrested back in may after her husband secretly recorded her abusing children in her care. in exchange for pleading guilty to the two counts of child endangerment .... one a felony and the other a misdeamonor ... other charges were dropped. "i handled the children roughly. i handled a-n roughly. i handled nr roughly to the point where one was crying and you could tell there might have been potential injury. sabrina: williamson is free on bond for now until her sabrina: an internal investigation has cleared a des any wrongdoing in a june officer- shooting... sabrina: found no reason charges in the department senior police officer vanessa miller,, during a routine traffic stop, another vehicle pulled up to the officers car, sqaud car's doors. the driver of of his car and was acting then drove off sparking a low speed chase. he pulled a u- turn and approached officer miller's squad car. she fired at him, he died from that wound. look for more on this story later today, as local five sits down with des moines police for more o

sabrina: 28-year-old christina williamson has taken a plea deal in the courtroom this morning. she's accused of hurting three children she cared for at her home... two one- year olds and an infant. williamson has pleaded guilty to two counts of child endangerment -- one a felony and one a misdemeanor. she faces up to seven years in prison. local 5 will bring you the latest on local 5 news at 5 and 6. sabrina: this morning, des moines police continue the investigation of a sunday drive by shooting. sabrina: police received a call about gunfire on east 12th street around eight last night. the caller heard two gunshots, went outside, and saw a hispanic man walking down the street. that man told the caller he was shot. police say the caller told them they saw a larger car take off south bound . it is unknown of the victim was injured but police did find shell casings at the scene. sabrina: new this morning...a focus on road safety for a certain age group. sabrina: iowa publica safety officials will be focusing on raising awareness about driver safety for teens this week. this week

christina williamson is facing charges of child endangerment, willful injury, and child neglect charges. police arrested her back in may after they say hidden camera video showed the non-registered daycare provider abusing three children. the bench trial is set to begin this morning in polk county. deliberations continue today in the attempted murder trial of a des moines man. sot-stephanie cox prosecuting attorney 58:11-he has this gun which he has loaded and taken with him ato these location, his intent is to kill these people 58;17 pete polson says he was high on meth the night before he drove through a pleasant hill neighborhood and randomly started shooting at three people. that was last november. two were hit and are still recovering. jurors were handed the case late friday afternoon and only deliberated for a half hour. they'll report back to the courthouse this morning to continue. windsor heights police are investigating an argument that ended in gunshots. it happened in the 14-hundred block of 63rd street yesterday morning. the des moines register reports a man fired shots int

williamson is not being held, but faces as much as 7 years in prison. sentencing is december 8th. eric: new stats show abortions in iowa are down. the iowa department of public health says they've dropped by more than 40% over the last 8 years. in 2006, there were about 6,700 abortions. last year, there were about 4,000. iowa right to life argues the decline has to do with an increase in pregnancy centers. but planned parenthood says it has more to do with increased use of long acting contraceptives. shaina: right now, an anonymous hacker claims to have breached the cia director's personal email accounted. the hacker posted john brennan's documents online, including a list of email addresses from his also the hacker claims to have breached an account belonging to the homeland security secretary. the new york post first reported the hack. they said the hacker didn't reveal his name or where he lived. but claims to be a high school student. and, oscar pistorius is officially under house arrest. the double-amputee olympian was released from prison monday after serving 263 days behind

christina williamson has pleaded guilty to two counts of child endangerment. williamson, who ran a daycare out of her home, was arrested back in may after her husband secretly recorded her abusing children in her care. she is free on bond for now until her sentencing in december. sabrina: the head football coach and social studies teacher from sibley- ocheyedan (oh- chee'-duhn) in western iowa has been fired after being found asleep in a classroom with a student. kyle ewinger said this student is more like his son....and that they got back late from a football game and the student's grandmother's house was locked so they slept in the classroom. sabrina::: west des moines police have asked for the public's help in identifying a suspect in a stolen credit card case. this image was taken from a business where the suspect used the stolen information to make fraudulent purchases.. around forty such transactions have been reported. anyone with information can contact police or the polk county crime stoppers at the number on your screen. sabrina: meterologist sam sch

70 miles from any of south carolina's three big cities, columbia, charleston and myrtle beach , williamson says, a community like his play miss the boat. >> we lost everything. shouldn't it be equal? i guess it's politics and something i don't know anything about. but i do know right from wrong. and it would be terrible if they would just overlook us just because we're small. >> low income communities may have reason to worry. >> people who are most impacted by storms are low income people. if you are poor before a storm hits you're going to be driven deeper into poverty. >> the evidence says tracy ross of the center for american progress follows every weather disaster. >> while people like to say that extreme weather events such as hurricanes and floods are great equalizers that don't discriminate based off of race or ethnicity, it's not true. >> eight years after hurricane katrina drove public housing from their homes, they returned to less than a third. and less than half of new york city's public housing residents were displaced by hurricane sandy. >> we tend to look at this as a linea

christina williamson is facing child endangerment, willful injury, and child neglect charges. police arrested her back in may. they say video from a hidden camera showed her abusing three kids. the bench trial is set to begin this morning in polk county. jury deliberations will resume in the trial of pete polson today. he's charged with shooting at three people... and hitting two of them... in a pleasant hill neighborhood last november. polson claims he was using drugs at the time... preventing him from knowing right and wrong. jurors were handed the case late friday and only deliberated for a half hour... before going home for the weekend. one person is recovering this morning after a shooting in davenport. it happened just after six last night... near the intersection of 13th street and eastern avenue. police say the suspects fled the scene and one person was rushed no word on the victim's condition... or any arrests in the case... at this time. a zombie themed event in florida turned even scarier over the weekend... i just heard about 5, 6 shots. when i looked, i saw the gu

a revere man is accused of threatening the family of a local business owner. 53-year-old roger williamson was arraigned on several charges including larceny and witness intimidation. a scam artist who took money who invested in an alleged restaurant venture. one person who lent money say a target of repeated harassment. >>> a stone hill college student accused of making threats on campus is now suspended from school. he was arrested yesterday paint rest is related to a threatening note that was left in the bathroom last month that down. >>> the trial for a danvers teenager accused of murdering his math teacher is on hold while the judge calls for another mental evaluation. the judge ordered it yesterday after phillip chism started acting odd during jury selection. the 16-year-old kept banging his head on things and talking to himself. prosecutors are concerned that chism may be putting on a show to delay his trial. the mental health evaluation could take up to 20 days. >>> more details on the hospital where chism will be evaluated. the worcester evaluation. we investigated for a large pat

christina williamson is facing child endangerment, willful injury, and child neglect charges. police arrested williamson back in may after they say hidden camera video showed the non-registered daycare provider abusing three children. the bench trial is set to begin tomorrow morning in polk county. that's the same time jury deliberations will resume in the des moines man is charged with shooting at three people - and hitting two of them- in a pleasant hill neighborhood last year. polson claims he was high on meth and didn't realize what he was doing. jurors were handed the case late friday afternoon and only deliberated for a half hour. carly fiorina wrapped up her three day swing through the state. the republican presidential hopeful's last stop in iowa was a town hall meeting in waterloo. fiorina talked about her frustration with the government after meeting with an iowa farmer hit hard by bird flu. she said the farmer knew what to do -- but was told by the u-s-d-a to wait until they got there. his voice literally breaking he said, 'carly i've been in this business all my li

with that, why don't we start out with jennifer williamson of oregon. come on up here. >> thank you, everyone. i'm super excited to be here to talk about what we've done in oregon. this minutes of 24 hours at home. and we all have our heads down doing some things, talk about what we were doing that people watching. and so once we adjourned in july and pull their heads up we made a laundry list of the things we did, and it's really long. so i'm going to read it, and then i'm going to tell you how we got they're because that is the more important story about what happened in oregon. a lot of these possibly past philosophy have been trying to pass for a long time. we have paid sick leave statewide, retirement program for every working oregonian, band the box so that people with criminal records have a chance of the job. we pass a statewide ban on please profiling and set up a program to collect information on what kind of policing was happening in our communities. we passed a statewide ban were statewide policy on body cameras for police which bans facial

with swindle investors out of thousands of dollars pleaded not guilty today. 53-year-old roger williamson was arrested last creek for several charges ranging from larceny to money laundering. he has a long history as a scam artist. he is scheduled to appear in court in early november for a probable cause hearing. a fourth member of a local union is charged with trying to ex forth producers of the top chef cooking shows. he was arraigned on charges, including conspiracy to -- the indictment says that unnamed boston city hall worker also contacted top chef producers. >> elizabeth: the police officer sleeping opposing the job on a pillow while on duty has now resigned. the "lowell sun" reports that lowell city manager kevin murphy made the announcement this morning. this picture was first shown last friday. the officer peck toured, jeff moore, was placed on administrative leave. police internal affairs is still investigating that incident. a stonehill college student has been suspended after police charged him with a campus threat today. wellesley native benjamin dibiase is currently in poli

the property owner christine williamson was unable to attend the hearing but in support of the designation. you will find her letter in the packet. the department believes that the building meets the eligibility requirements and landmark status is wandered. the department -- warranted. the department recommends designation to the board of supervisors. this concludes my presentation. i am happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. commissioners any questions for ms. ferguson? commissioner matsuda. >> i'm sorry. you mentioned a conservation easement for the interior. is that part of the -- >> it is not. it's something that the property owner may explore if she wants to be an conservation easement on the interior as well as the exterior. >> so how do we do that? do we encourage her pursue the conservation easement or how does that work. >> time frye staff. we have been in contact with the owner and the group in the city and there appears to be some general interest but not much of a role for the department or this body other than strong encouragement. >> do we include that in the license of

that will shut down in a couple >> 23-year-old roger williamson was arrested last week for several charges ranging from larson to money laundering. prosecutors say williams who has a long history as a scam artist, bail was set at $250,000. he is scheduled to appear in court in early november for a probable cause hearing. four members of a union is -- teamsters member michael ross arraigned him on charges to continuing to extort trying to force the show to pay for no show jobs because of labor problems and then says an unnamed boston city worker also contact the top chef producers. perhaps you saw one. >> the globe reports the prime group is taking them down. the motorists a complained to the state highway department the impending closure to drive electricity rates up across new england. the power supplied by the plant will need to be replaced and could be costly. lawmakers are beacon hill are weighing proposals to decide the state's future energy sources. governor charlie baker has filed legislation that would require companies to buy hydroelectric wire. >>> carrie cavenah in medford moder

i would commend you, you have to look up this article by kevin williamson in the "national review" about bernie sanders and the socialist countries of denmark, sweden and norway. it is shocking and very disturbing and so you've got all of this campus-oriented socialism discussion going on in a democratic party. but it wasn't just bernie sanders that pulled them left. it was barack obama. this is a new party, they have, they have evolved to be something that they were not, even eight years ago. >> and i distinctly remember saying something like president obama's policies are like a socialist. he could be the first socialist president. and i got ripped by certain people that used to sit in that chair. free health care for illegals. free stuff apalooza. here are the candidates promising free everything, free, free, free. >> raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. pay equity for women workers that is an international embarrassment. that we do not provide family paid family and medical leave. >> i want to open up the opportunity for immigrants to be able to buy in to the exchanges under the af

police say these six different faces are all the same man, roger williamson of salem. his schemes allegedly include posing as a hollywood producer to recruit young women, and pretending to be a lawyer. he' s also charged with stealing equipment from a restaurant that failed in peabody last year. allegedly bilking his landlord and investors. randy: right now boston-based , draft-kings and other fantasy sports websites are shut down in nevada. state regulators there say it' s illegal to operate a fantasy site without a gambling license. draftkings and fanduel both argue their sites are not gambling because you can win using skill not chance. draft kings says it is fighting nevada' s order. as we' ve reported, the fbi and u.s. attorney' s office are already looking into the sites. emily: 5 on the opioid crisis. schools in manchester, new hampshire are considering using shock to fight the opioid problem. >> i want my kid to come home and say it was awful. randy: last night, parents at hillside middle school got a preview of graphic images that could be shown to students. a

. >> now, hugh williamson is director of the european central asian gigs. and says kyrgyzstan's parliament has to set and agree on new goals. >> kyrgyzstan is setting high standards of human rights, rule of law, promoting democracy and we hope the elections tomorrow will go off peacefully and be declared free and fair. on the ground. on the other hand, kyrgyzstan needs to measure its own progress by its own progress, not by those of the human rights methods of its neighbours. discrimination is a major problem. against gay people, as your report highlighted, and against ethnic minorities. the parties need to settle on key goals, and they include rejecting in parliament the propaganda laws, the law which is against lesbian and gay rights in the country, laws that will restrict civil society which exists in the country. >> this week al jazeera has been speaking to people across turkey soee how they'll vote in the election. >> the ruling a.k. party lost its majority for the first time, and a coalition has failed to be produced. we go and find out if teaming up

. >>> okay, we can talk to hugh williamson, director of the european central asian division of human rights watch. and is joining us via skype from berlin. thank you for talking to us. kyrgyzstan appears to be a democracy. >> thank you for having me. we hope et elections tomorrow will go off peacefully and they'll be declared free and fair by the election observers on the ground. on the other hand degreeize -- degreeize stan -- degreeize tan needs to deal with discrimination against gay people, as your report highlighted. and against ethnic minorities, like the uzbek community. >> many will remember the conflict that beset kurdistan five -- degreeize tan directed against the uzbek community. >> exactly. there's a lot of unfinished business from that unrest which killed many, many people. there were problems with fair trial standards. many of the court cases involved abuses in court. they were still prisoners behind bars who had been tortured according to credible information. this is one of those high profile cases, and the new parliament should put pressure on the government to reop

one alleged victim that rented property to williamson said he was the target of repeated harassment. and a stone hill college student accused of making threats on campus suspended from school. wellesley native benjamin diabis arrested yesterday. and arrest is related to threatening note left in the bathroom last month. this caused the campus to be shut down. >> and new this morning. family that lost everything in this fire in quincy said their community has rallied around them like never expected. sylvia and lowery tell the patriot ledger their maritime neighbors were like family and in the wake of the fire they have given them a place to stay. and helped them to raise $5000. their insurance company will cover the cost of the boat. but nothing else. >> and soon more students in manchester new hampshire will be exposed to a graphic presentation showing the effects of heroin. some of the images are so graphic that we cannot show them on tv. fox 25 news was there last night when parents of middle school students got a look at the images that caused an uproar at the high school last mont

one alleged victim to rented property to williamson said he was the target of repeated harassment. >>> a stone hill college student accused of making threats on campus now suspended from school. wellesley native benjamin yesterday. ate dress was -- dibiase was arrested yesterday. it is due to threatening note left in a bedroom. >>> the trial for a danvers teacher is on hold as a judge calls for another mental evaluation. the judge asked for the testing after chism started acting odd. the 16-year-old was banging his head on things and talking to himself. prosecutors are concerned that chism may be putting on a show it delay his trial. the mental health evaluation could take up to 20 days. more details on the hospital where chism will be evaluated called the worcester recovery center and hospital. it is the same hospital fox25 investigated earlier this year for the large number of patient for the large number of patient-on-worker assault. we have the records that shows since 2003 since 2003. there have been00 reports on worker there is. after the fox25 investigation, the state did make

i also want to thank lee williamson who helps with the hearing impaired and deaf. we appreciate you helping us out in that area. instead of me doing all the talking, i'm going to ask that several of these individuals give an updated report primarily on the overall activity of our emergency response team which mike will give. then, i'm going to ask steve traxler, a great partner in the executive branch to give an update on the ag situation. the farmers are impacted in a negati negative way. we are going to give an update on the road closings. mike, i appreciate your great leadership. you have been a true leader of this entire team. i would like to thank you very much for that. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, governor. good morning, everybody. welcome to the north carolina eoc. so far, we have dochblgdged wha could have been a major bullet with two hits, one from hurricane joaquin an the heavy rains. no danger from the hurricane at this time. we are going to experience heavy rains like we have the last couple of days. we still have portions of the state scheduled for 7 mo

with that, why don't we start out with jennifer williamson of oregon. come on up here. give her a hand, everyone. [applause]. >> thank you, everyone. i am super excited to be here today to talk about what we have done in oregon and thank you for your kind words and your supports last night and this morning. it's been a tough one to four hours at home, so thank you for that. so, it's like a love fest for oregon, this conference. it's been fantastic and apparently people were watching our legislative work this session and we all had our heads down doing some things and we will talk about what we were doing, but apparently people were watching and once we adjourned in july and pulled our heads up we made a laundry list of the things we did and it's really long, actually. so, i'm going to read it and then i will tell you how we got there because i think that is the more important story about what happened in oregon because a lot of these laws that we passed were laws that we have been trying to pass for a long time, so we passed paid sick leave statewide. we passed a retire

so why don't we start off with jennifer williamson of oregon, house of reps. come on up here. give her a hand, everybody. [ applause ] >> thank you, everyone. i'm super excited to be here today to talk about what we have do enin oregon and thank you for all of your kind words and your support last night and this morning. it's been a tough 24 hours at home. so thank you for that. so it's like a love fest for oregon this conference. it's been fantastic. apparently people are watching our legislative work this session. and we all had our heads down doing some -- doing some things, talking about what we were doing. but apparently, people were watching and so once we adjourned in july and pulled our heads up, we made a laundry list of the things we did and it's really long, actually. so i'm going to read it. then i'm going tell you how we got there. because i think that's the more important story about what happened in oregon. because a lot of these laws that we passed were laws that we have been trying to pass for a long time. so we passed paid sick leave. statewide. we passed a r

one alleged victim who rented property to williamson said he has been the target of repeated harassment. >>> a stone hill college student accused of making threats on campus is now suspended from school. wellesley native was arrested yesterday. police say the arrest is related to a threatening note that was left in a bathroom last month. that caused the campus to be shut down. >>> new this morning, a family who lost everything in this boat fire in quincy says the community has rally community has rallied behind them like they never expected. they were -- they tell the patriot ledger that their maritime neighbors have become like family in the wake of that fire and they have given them a place to stay and help them raised 5,000. the insurance company will cover the cost of the boat but nothing else. >>> soon, more students in manchester, new hampshire will be exposed to a graphic presentation showing the effects of heroin. some of the images are so graphic that we can't show them on tv. fox25 was there last night when parents of middle school students got a look at the images that caused