zachary penton called police to turn himself in. he said his roommate threatened to kill him. >> just two days before the murder, the suspect sent this out on twitter. a t to move out of my place before i viciously kill my roommates. >> reporter: 21-year-old zachary penton is here. he is looking at second-degree murder charges. neighbors say it is sad and tragic but not a surprise. not 21-year-old zachary penton called 911 and said he kill his roommate, 41-year-old daniel garofalo. >> this is a good neighborhood but there is one bad seed in the neighborhood. >> reporter: this neighbor says penton had only be there a couple of months. they avoided him. >> there are lots of parties and always stuff going on at that house. the guy creepy. he told me one time the f.b.i. is watching him and they are screening him and stuff. the guy is literally crazy. there are fights there and this tweet. >> reporter: this tweet from zachary penton, i need to move out of my place before i the neighborhood will be safer now. >> reporter: zachary penton i

he even talked to a dispatcher who instructed him to give the little boy cpr. >> reporter: zachary is facing a first degree murder charge. >> when a life ends prematurely is sad, but to find out the way it did, that's bottom of the barrel. it's gut wrenching. put things in perspective for you. >> reporter: zachary will face a judge here tomorrow in camden county. reporting live at the pennsauken police department, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> jerry sandusky will be back in court too many for day three of a hearing where he's seeking a new trial. his attorneys are expecting to question the prosecutor who helped convict him in 2012. testimony today focused on only one issue, whether the state in 2012 knew who victim number 2 was. that's the attorney who represented victim number 5 said there was a remote possibility that sandusky could be released from prison if he awaits a new trial. >> i can say this categorically on behalf of all of those victims, some of whom i got to know and one man who i got to know and respect as my client. they would be devastated to see jerry sandusky

he even talked to a dispatcher who instructed him to give the little boy cpr. >> reporter: zachary is facing a first degree murder charge. >> when a life ends prematurely is sad, but to find out the way it did, that's bottom of the barrel. it's gut wrenching. put things in perspective for you. >> reporter: zachary will face a judge here tomorrow in camden county. reporting live at the pennsauken police department, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> jerry sandusky will be back in court too many for day three of a hearing where he's seeking a new trial. his attorneys are expecting to question the prosecutor who helped convict him in 2012. testimony today focused on only one issue, whether the state in 2012 knew who victim number 2 was. that's the attorney who represented victim number 5 said there was a remote possibility that sandusky could be released from prison if he awaits a new trial. >> i can say this categorically on behalf of all of those victims, some of whom i got to know and one man who i got to know and respect as my client. they would be devastated to see jerry sandusky

co-director of the voting rights project at the lawyers committee for civil rights and zachary roff. national reporter for msnbc digital. he's author of the new book on voting rights, the great suppression. thank you both for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> so some big wins but still we have a lot of fights a head. what should voters in those 13 states expect in november? >> they can expect that when

he is identified as 24-year-old zachary tricoche, the boyfend of the boy's mother. it was just before 11:30 saturday night that the paramedics rushed to the apartment in the 5900 block of mansion boulevard in pennsauken. this after the mother made a frantic call to 911. >> my boyfriend is like trying to get him to wake up. >> can you see if -- can you feel if he's breathing? >> he ain't moving. >> reporter: paramedics transported the boy to keeper -- cooper university hospital where he was pronounced dead about a half-hour later. joe holly lives in the house right next door. >> it's sad. it was sad, and you hear -it's not -- don't catch me by surprise. you hear it every day. it's always some tragedy going on so -- should not be, but it happens. >> reporter: tricoche is being held on charges on first degree murder in connection with the fatal beating. the child who has not been identified does have siblings but it's unclear who wasome the time or if the other children were also subjected to abuse. zachary tricoche will have his first court appearance tomorrow afterno

greeting residents anxiously waiting to see him.sound president barack obama - zachary, la " people's lives have been up-ended by this flood.on vacation during the height of the flood, some say his visit is too late??but-- the federal money he's providing may be the "only" financial help residents get to rebuild?? help, more than 106-thousand people have already registered for.natural sound gov. john bel edwards :get her some help. i'm trying get to many homes per day. sound no i.d. fema representative i can only do 10 a day, when you are thinking there are about 80,000 homes affected, that is a lot of man hours sound president barack obama - zachary, la"we are going to continue to support and help you until we get folks back in homes and lies are rebuilt." it's the worst natural disaster in the u-s since superstorm sandy in 2012 but according the american red cross donations are barely tricking in. - louisiana's governor says they're going to need more money to pay. sound governor john bel edwards - (d) louisianawe are going to need a lot more help. "this community cannot recover wit

a devastated neighborhood in zachary, louisiana, urging victims to apply for federal aid. >> have you applied for fema and everything? >> reporter: while acknowledging a full recovery will require more. >> federal assistance alone is not going to be enough to make people's lives whole again. so i'm asking every american to back on their feet. >> reporter: the president'snt visit came as he faced some criticism over his own response. last friday, republican nomineee donald trump toured the disaster area and blasted president obama for not cutting short his new england vacation to do the same. >> i guarantee you, nobody on this block, none of those firstb responders, nobody gives a hoot whether you're a democrat or a republican. what they care about is making sure they're getting the drywall out and the carpet out and >> reporter: the number of registrations for emergencyr assistance continues to rise, now at more than 115,000, including that of amy and samuel cave in nearby denham springs. >> we got a newborn on the way thanksgiving day. we don't know where we're going to bring him. >>

zachary tricoche will have his first court appearance tomorrow afternoon in camden. at that time we expect to learn more about this alleged crime. live here, i'm dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, dann. crews had to help passengers off this stuck roller coaster today at hershey park. 27 riders carefully climbed off the sidewinder this afternoon at about 4:00 after it stopped working. the steel coast serknown for its twists and turns. fortunately, no one was hurt. the malfunction is being investigated tonight. on friday, another roller coaster at that park also became stuck mid-ride for about six minutes. >>> we are finally experiencing some relief from the extreme heat and high humidity. tonight, the streets in rittenhouse square were full of folks venturing outside to enjoy the cooler temperatures. cecily tynan live at the "action news" big board with details of how long this comfortable weather will stick around. we love it. >> it certainly is a nice change, isn't it? today's high, 83 degrees. that's two degrees below normal. and that came with de

christina: zachary kiesch is live with details. reporter: or name is odessa simms, her death is a blow to this harlem community, the message, enough is enough, too many senseless deaths due to gun violence. people are hanging out here, much in the same way, they were last night. she was observing the game over my shoulder. we heard two shots. her blood splattered on my back. she just went to the ground. reporter: this is odessa simms, the mother of 5, she was 62, she was a beloved member of this harlem community, saturday she did what was usual. >> something have to, in our own community, fear sitting out on a bench, playing cards or checkers or chess so on a nice summer night, we have to worry about young people playing with guns. reporter: lead by community leader and other antiviolent advocates, and faith based leaders they met here this afternoon. there were a number of shootings odessa simms. we had two young people shot on 141th street, and shotted fired in 139th street, and shotted fired in the savoie. for safety. reporter:

the organizer is a las vegas man, named zachary snowbel, who wanted to give back: ((zachary snowbel, sobe ice area, battle born hockey league director i believe it's just doing what's right, not about the recognition at all, it's about future so why not help the future )) ((sharie johnson)) >> snobel has friends and families with autism and wanted them to feel community support./// toss to katie for weather ((katie boer)) <<

zachary is now being held on $1 million bail for the death of his girlfriend's 2-year-old son. prosecutors say he got into an argument with his girlfriend over a grocery shopping trip. >> the little boy was at the wrong place at the wrong time. nbc 10 south jersey reporter cydney has that story for us. >> reporter: his name is jamil basterville jr., he was just 2 1/2 years old. and dozens of his loved ones and relatives showed up in court today, having to hold back their tears and emotions as they learned that little jamil lost his life defending his mother. zachary stood with his head down as prosecutor christine shaw detailed the final moments of 2-year-old jamil baskerville jr.'s life. the little boy cried after witnessing his mother get hurt. it happened saturday night inside their apartment. the mother was shoved by zachary, who was upset because she didn't buy food she liked. >> the defendant punched him in the chest. so hard that he went back against the wall and struck the back of his head. >> reporter: shaw went on to say zachary egged the toddler on to put his hands u

our eyes are on president obama in zachary, louisiana.n, from home to home looking at the damage and we are expecting the president to come over to a pre-set microphone and deliver some brief remarks on what he's seen so far, what he's learned so far on the ground. >> tell me when everybody's -- everybody's all lined up? we've got another member of congress here. well, to begin with, i just want to say thank you to the outstanding officials behind me who have been on the ground working 24/7 since this flood happened. it begins with outstanding leadership from the top with governor john bel edwards and we appreciate the outstanding work he's done. his better half, the first lady of louisiana, i know, has been by his side every step of the way and we are grateful for her. i know they've got their own cleaning up

zachary faces murder charges and is being held in jail. he is expected to be arraigned tomorrow. >>> state police say the driver who hit and killed a bronx man 35-year-old nicholas barba seen there on a go fund me page set up by his family. barba was playing catch with one of his sons along the side of the interstate saturday night after his car broke down in orange county. well, they say barba got hit while crossing the road after retrieving a bad throw from the median. his cousin spoke with reporters today. >> we are horribly a family, as a whole unit, by the sudden and unexpected tragedy. >> barba's son was not injured. >>> dicaprio's romantic evening plans took a detour. he was traveling east with his girlfriend on saturday afternoon. that's when they got into a car accident on montauk highway. it was a minor crash. both were not hurt. being cyberbullied, it is most likely by someone they know. teen cyberbullies go after people they know, like friends or dating partners. that's based on a survey of nearly 100 students in new york city.

. >> authorities say zachary tricoche beat the toddler inside a pennsauken home over the weekend. dave, good morning to you you. >> reporter: good morning to you. halls of justice here in camden city will see 24 year-old zachary tricoche, as he is arraigned on murder charges this afternoon in the death of his girl friend's two-year old boy. a wrapper from a suctioned catheter was all that was left from the scene in the home in the 5900 block of mason boulevard, mansion boulevard i should say in pennsauken, new jersey. it is where first responders answered the call of an unresponsive child just before 11:30 saturday night n a 911 call the mother reportedly said that the boyfriend was trying to wake her child up, she then noticed bruises on the boys chest. that is what she said in the 911 call. investigators say the 24 year-old tricoche had beaten the boy so badly, he died a short time later at cooper university hospital and neighbors are in disbelief. >> it disturbs me. i'm a pastor. i don't know why things like that happen. what could cause it. they are quiet people. >> quiet neig

she had a feeling something bad would happen in this house and it d 21-year-old zachary penton called 911 saying he just killed his roommate, 41-year-old daniel garofalo. >> there is one bad seed in the neighborhood and everybody knew that already. >> reporter: penton had only been there a couple of months but garofalo was well known to neighbors and they avoided him. he seemed nice but he was creepy. >> reporter: there were a number of things about the house that neighbors thought was strange. one of them, all of the security cameras. he told me that the f.b.i. is watching him and screening him. >> the guy is literally crazy. you can -- there's fights there. >> reporter: this tweet from an account police believe belongs to zachary need to move out of my place before i murder my roommates and yesterday he shot and killed daniel garofalo. >> it is sad somebody died but the neighborhood will be safer now. >> reporter: steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> phoenix police are investigating two deadly shootings over the weekend at the knights inn motel. one of the shootings happened this morning

everything is gone. >> manuel bojorquez, cbs news, zachary, louisiana. gulf coast. governor rick scott says one person in pinellas county, near tampa bay, has the virus. the infection is not travel-related. it is the state's first case outside of the miami area. four new cases linked to mosquitoes are confirmed in miami. crews are scouring the city to clean up standing water where the insects can breed. >>> a tropical storm in the atlantic could become a hurricane by day's end. gaston is in the far eastern zone of the ocea expected to reach land. forecasters say it will turn northwest and weaken in a few days. >>> coming up on the "morning news." uglily allegations against fox news. another former host on the cable channel files a sexual harassment lawsuit. >>> and we will meet the teacher who is getting high marks on social media for her no homework policy. this is the "cbs morning news." a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge take the activia probiotic challenge! want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box colgate optic

his running mate indiana governor zachary penton will be there. >>> hillary clinton is -- mic zachary penton will be there. >> hillary clinton is still ahead in the polls but her lead has decreased from earlier this month. the poll shows the democratic when it comes to registered voter a poll released had her at 12 points over him. remember arizona's primary day is tomorrow p one of the hot races we're following is the maricopa sheriff's race. arpaio facing one of the toughest fights yet. our coverage begins at 7:00 on minute vote totals. >>> then join us on 12 news at 10:00 for results in all of the races. >>> now to a story you'll only see on 12 news tonight. smart gun technology. >> you may have heard of activating a weapon with a wristband to ensure the right person uses it. >> but what about tech that goes inside of you? >> his office is a garage. bunker. and the careful surgical mrament of electronics. his company dangerous things has worked on bio hacking for years. think of it as mod fiing the -- modifying the human body with electronic. he has two in his hands. >> this is som

contain an extract from cradum. >> it gave him that opioid effect and triggered that craving. >> zachary's mother said that they had no idea that they consider it an addicted drug. they consider it a dietary supplement. but the agency warrants that it has serious side effects including hallucinations. kradum is banned in six states. the ohio attorney general's office is considering pushing sexual predator is back behind bars after police found him living in the woods behind the elementary school in north ridgeville. police say that he failed to report as a sex offender after being convicted of raping a child under the age of 13. if your child attends the the school, that police would like you to report to them and report any suspicious encounters. >>> the fbi went to talk to a man and a woman who visited a cleveland girl was held for several hours. >> agents say that it is likely that the couple may not have known that the child was there. she was abducted from her west 104th street home back in may. now, take a good look at these surveillance pictures of the alleged kidnapper and his car.

>> zachary. >> what is it? >> zachary. >> that's the voice of 24 year old zachary tricoche seen here, in that 911 call, the dispatcher tries guiding him through cpr. he seems unable to hear. based on their investigation, camden county prosecutors have charged tricoche with first degree murder, reportedly beating the child so badly he died from his injuries overnight sunday, at cooper university hospital. "eyewitness news" has learned pennsauken police spent hours at the family's home on the 5900 block of mansion boulevard from late night saturday into early morning sunday. a neighbor says the family keeps to themselves and that the mother may have at least one other child, many on the block are now shaken by the details of this case. >> when a life ends prematurely under any circumstances it is sad. to find out the way it did, you know, theaceae that's really bottom of the bathroom. the government should put things in perspective for you, horrible, haneous act committed, one doesn't fathom, those type of images

. >> reporter:si walked through a devastated neighbor in zachary, louisiana, urging victims to apply for federal aid. >> have you applied to fema? >> reporter: while acknowledging a full recovery will require more. >> federal assistance alone will not be enough to make people's lives whole again. i'm asking every american to do what you can to help get families and local businesses back on their feet. >> reporter: the president's visit comes as he faced last friday, republican nominee donald trump toured the area and blasted president obama for not cutting short his new england vacation to do the same. >> i guaranteed you, nobody on this block, none of the first responders, nobody gives a hoot whether you're democrat or republican. what they care about is making sure they are getting the drywall out and the carpet out, and there is not any mold building. >> reporter: the number of registrations for emergency assistance continues to rise, including that of amy and samuel cave in nearby denham springs. >> we got a newborn on the way thanksgiving day. we don't know where we are going to

. >> yesterday morning in gilbert, a 911 call came in from 21-year-old zachary pento said that he had just shot and killed his roommate, a man in his forties. we spoke to a roommate who did not want to be seen on camera. she had a feeling that something bad would happen in this house, and it did yesterday morning. police say 21-year-old zachary penton called 911 and said he'd just killed his roommate, 41-year-old daniel garofalo. >> this is is a very nice neighborhood but there is one >> garofalo was well known to neighbors. they avoided him. >> there was lots of parties, lots of stuff always going on at that house. the guy seemed nice, but he was very creepy. he told me one time that the fbi is watching him and they are screening him and stuff. the guy is literally crazy, like he -- you can -- there's fights there. >> reporter: then this tweet from an account police believe belongs to zachary penton, last friday. my place before i viciously murder my roommates," and yesterday he told police he shot and killed garofalo. >> it is sad somebody died, but the neighborhood will be safer no

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. >> reporter: at a the child's mother's boyfriend 24-year-old zachary tricoche was charged with first degree murder in connection with the fatal beating. the boy who was killed does have siblings. it's unclear who was home at the time he was beaten or if the other kids were also subjected to abuse. holly said he never saw any children at that apartment. >> no, uh-uh. >> reporter: never? >> never, no. >> reporter: but you saw the boyfriend. >> in the morning, yeah, about 6 o'clock in the morning, 7 o'clock -- no, about -- it's about 6 o'clock i see him get on a cab and he leave. >> reporter: there was a delay in releasing information about this murder because authorities needed to track down the child's biological father and notify him of the boy's death. zachary tricoche will be in -- is locked up tonight in a camden county jail and he will be arraigned in camden tomorrow afternoon. live in pennsauken, new jersey, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news. monica. >> thank you, sarah. >>> a man was killed in a nasty crash here along the blue route in delaware county. it happened abou

co-director of the voting rights project at the lawyers committee for civil rights and zachary roff. national reporter for msnbc digital. he's author of the new book on voting rights, the great suppression. thank you both for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> so some big wins but still we have a lot of fights a head. what should voters in those 13 states expect in november? >> they can expect that when they get to the polls they're likely to be asked for iflt d. and to know that they have the i.d. that's required. each of these 13 states had restricted i.d.s. they're not the same across the board so they need to be prepared and before they get to the polls know what is required of them. >> if they're not prepared they will not be allowed to vote. >> they should be offered a provisional ballot and then the question is will that ballot count. you want to be able to vote a regular ballot. >> how important are the recent courtroom wins for voting rights? >> well, they're extremely important. they'll be very important in november. we should point out, despite those

now they've charged 24-year-old zachary tra company klee live in boyfriend of the child's mother with beating the boy to death. neighbors say mom, her son and boyfriend had moved into the neighborhood only recently and kept to themselves. several neighbors said they had never even seen the 284 old. now, to learn of this unspeakable violence so close to their own homes -- >> it disturbs me. i'm a pastor so things like that happen, i don't know why, what could cause it. >> what drives a person to do something like that is unbelievable. we just don't know. >> reporter: zachary tricoch set to be arraigned in court in camden on tuesday. police not releasing the name of the little victim nor of his mother. we are told the boy's biological father was located. he lives in the area. was located and notified of this tragic death just today. lucy? >> tragic. all right, thank you, bruce. >>> day two of jerry sandusky's appeal hearing has wrapped up in center county, pennsylvania, and lawyers for the former football coach focused on conflicting statements from one of the people who says sandusky a

we have live pictures we're showing you of president obama there in zachary, louisiana.s is a flood-damaged area. he is touring the catastrophic damage there. actually, correction, this is just moments ago. these are trainaped images of a moment ago. president obama is there speaking to victims in the area. shortly he is going to give a statement about his visit and the federal government's voel in cleaning up the area. these are live pictures of his visit. >>> hillary clinton says she just doesn't understand why the trump campaign keeps bringing up bogus claims surrounding her health. she responded to the false rumors by joking about them during an appearance on "jimmy kimmel" last night. >> can you open this jar of pickles? >> both candidates released brief health records in 2015. let a he get a fact check of them. joining me now, cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, there are these conspiracy theories out there. we want to know what are the facts that we actually know about hillary clinton's health? >> reporter: well, let me preface by saying that

nbc 10's katy zachary introduces us to a local man who did just that and has become an inspiration tog is possible if you believe it and if you're willing to put in the time and effort. >> reporter: bob casaro is on a journey. most recently, that journey begins with a bike ride. >> what do you think? >> reporter: often from his home in haddenfield to the kimmel center for the performing arts. where he plays cello for the philadelphia orchestra. >> they say that the instrument is an extension of your hand and, you know, some say it's an extension of your body. but to me, it's not. it's an extension of my soul. >> reporter: for 30 years, his love of the cello has filled the streets of philadelphia. that is, until, one day, the music stopped. >> i started getting numbness in my right leg, a strange numbness. and two years later, areas of vision started disappearing from view. the first doctor told me i had multiple sclerosis. i was -- do not tell me that. i do not want to hear this. >> reporter: his mri scans showed how serious it was. >> i had over 50 lesions in my brain. my whole brain

president obama has arrived in zachary, let's listen in. >> churches, parishes around the state and the country that want to help as well. and that is how we're going to make sure that everybody is able to get back on their feet. let me just remind folks that sometimes, once the floodwaters pass, people's attention spans pass. this is not a one off. this is not a photo-op issue. this is how do you make sure that a month from now, three months from now, six months from now people are still getting the help they need. i need all americans to stay focused on this. if you're watching this today, make sure you find out how you can help. go to volunteerlouisiana.com. or fema.gov, or whitehouse.gov and we'll direct you. we need some good people down here. the families i met are safe but they have a lot of work to do and they should not have to do it alone, all right? thank you, everybody, god bless. >> there is the president, he has been kris sized for not arising in louisiana sooner. what you have is the stafford act provides a certain match. a lot of the homes have flood insurance but a lot

zachary penton allegedly tweeted -- and i quote -- "i need to move out of my place before i viciously murder my roommates." police say that's exactly what he did when his 41-year-old roommate -- who also owns the home -- tried to kick penton out. the two got into a physical fight.. and the suspect told life when he allegedly pulled the trigger. phoenix police sharing new information in the hunt for the "serial street shooter." a new report highlights the shooting that took place back in july.. near 30-th street and thomas. a man driving with a child in the car.. says he noticed a dark colored b-m-w pull up next to him at a traffic light. seconds later.. the driver of that b-m-w started shooting.. hitting the victim's car three times. no one was injured.. but police say the serial shooter has killed seven people. there's a $50-thousand reward for info that leads to his arrest. this morning.. police are still looking for the person who shot and killed a man in an l-a fitness parking lot. last week.. the victim was found stabbed multiple times near dobson and warner roads. chandler polic

and that's exactly what 22-year old zachary penton told cops he did. penton walked outside saying he had just shot his roommate 41-year old danny garofalo. police say no one else was home at the time ... and that penton admitted to knowingly and intentionally shooting his roommate. protesters took to the streets of downtown phoenix yesterday.. demanding sheriff joe arpaio be arrested. it all stems from last week's decision by a judge to ask prosecutors to file criminal contempt charges against him. the judge is also recommending charges against arpaio's top deputy -- jerry sheridan. n showing the current voter makeup here in arizona. the secretary of state revealing there are 3.4 million registered voters. of those-- 1- point 1 million are republicans. there are slightly more than a million democrats. but there are also more than 1.1 million independents. we are now eight days away from the eight days we are now independents. we are now eight days away from the ???adlib traffic for millions of foot millions of for millions of football fans... the seaso

we're in zachary, louisiana, there. almost due north of baton rouge and before we bring in our guests, just to repeat the facts, the places that got the worst of the sustained rains in mid-talk as this evil, violent low pressure system just parked itself over parts of louisiana got 30 inches plus that was sustained rain. at its height, the area covered in water was roughly equal to the area of the state of new jersey where it takes, of course, many hours to drive from end to end if that gives you any perspective on the side of the area of damage. roughly 20 counties or parishes, as they're known in louisiana, are consider among the hardest hit. and estimates are hard to come by for damage. one of the more believable estimates are that 60,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed. just an incredible numbers and a lot of folks have been saying that the money pipeline will open up, people need things as basic as ice and fresh water and food and shelter for the night but they're going to need help in hucking out, as it's som

police say zachary hays killed his neighbor back in may. later that day... he's the interstate in a drive-by shooting in sauk county. he was arrested after a shootout with police near madison. hays has already pleaded not guilty in milwaukee county. and has another court hearing on that case next month. expected in court today this afternoon... one of the men accused of sparking the unrest in sherman park. prosecutors say 19-year-old dale folley lit a car on fire in a pick n save parking lot near 18th and national. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for this 1 p-m tracked down another one of the suspected looters during the unrest. they say 27-year-old darius saxton was at the o'reilly auto parts store, metro p-c-s and jet beauty. according to court documents-- he denies taking anything from the stores with the exception of lingerie. he faces three counts of burglary. now to a story that you'll only see on fox 6: a 32-year-old man is thanking the new berlin first responders who saved his life. dejuante wade says he was playing basketball in malone park ..

zachary hays is on i 90/94 inay... and killing a 44-year-old mother from illinois.he's also accused of ?shooting and killing? his neighbor in ?west allis? earlier in the day. he'll be arraigned in that case next month.today's hearing in sauk county focuses on the "homicide on the highway." 3 students returning to class by bus, car or on foot this week... triple-a is launching its annual "schools open... drive carefully" campaign. 3 it's more important than ever to make sure you're not distracted in anyway whi also slow down to give yourself a little more reaction time. 3 a recent uw-milwaukee study found between 20-11 and 20-13... 13-hundred children- under the age of 18... were hit by cars.triple-a wants you to talk to your children about the do's and don'ts of crossing the street.stats show afterschoool hours are more dangerous for school pedestrians than early mornings. and that's your news on the schlesinger with ready weather. 3 forecast...dense fog advisory until 9am for ozaukee, washington, and sheboygan countie

steve: thank you, zachary. the nypd looking for a break in a tonight, loved ones retraced the steps and as linda schmidt shows us, they are doing all they can to keep attention focused on the case. reporter: kathy led a walk to keep attention on the investigation to find her daughter's killer. >> weakling. reporter: it was two weeks ago today that 30-year-old was found raped and murdered in undeveloped park near her home where she had been jogging. tonight 700 people came out in the proposive heat to walk with them carry aring white and butterfly balloons. butterflies were her favorite. a. >> we are all passionate that we can find the person who did this so the community can rest. >> i am here to support killer. reporter: do you live the neighborhood? >> i grew up here. i live in long eye island now. i came for this. reporter: at this point, the police say they have not found any dna matches and local or national database. there is $125,000 reward for information leading to am arrest and the family is hoping th