handcuffs! those are handcuffs! you were right, we couldn't fool him! are you in trouble with the law? no, no. we put these on ourselves. we were just fooling around. now, look, i run a clean, family building here. i won't put up with anything kinky! no, no. it's nothing like that. it's all just a big dumb mistake. and we came to ask your help to get these off. oh, why didn't you say so in the first place? i can get those cuffs off in no time flat. you can? how? you may not know it but when i was younger they used to call me "fingers furley." what's the matter, fingers? it's locked! oh, well, now what are we going to do? chrissy, just slow down and relax. i've got it! jack, you won't mind shaving your arms? shave my arms? otherwise the blowtorch will burn your hair right up to your elbows. blowtorch?! blowtorch?! this baby'll cut those cuffs like a hot knife through butter. jack? chrissy? come on, guys, come on. it's so good to be home. i'd feel a lot better if we could get these cuffs off. look, the worst is over. why don't you just sit down and relax?

we know two young men in handcuffs were taken away by police. also, we are hearing there's an additional person that was taken to the hospital, so instead of the seven we reported, we are now hearing eight are in the hospital at this time. we are do not know if they were injured by gunfire, we are again working to learn the extent of their injuries there. so, we are take iing a live loo we are showing you live pictures right now from the campus and columbus, ohio. there are multiple federal agencies responding to the college campus. just to recap, this is the nation's third largest university with about 65,000 students. and if we do have the sound, do we have the sound that we can play for them? okay, earlier, we shared with you some sound from a student who said he actually heard gunfire and saw a body. a lot is happen ong this campus in columbus, ohio, as you can see from the live feed there. we are working our source you are sour us and will have another update in about ten minutes. >> live for us in our breaking news center, a very fluid sit

two others taken away in handcuffs by s.w.a.t. team members. the police are still searching campus is secure. we got word that the university president is expected to speak in 15 minutes. we will bring that live to you when it starts. facebook has activated the safety features to students can mark themselves as safe. we are stay on top of this breaking story. we will have it on wtsp.com as well as on our 10news app. >>> all right. we have got a warning today if have you kicked off your holiday shopping on this cyber monday. we want to porch pirates. thieves follow delivery trucks into your neighborhood and take your packages off the doorstep. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck shows you what you can do to protect your presents. >> reporter: some of these thieves, within seconds, they see the packages left on your doorstep, they follow the deliveryman. once he puts it down, within less than a minute they rush up and snag it. >> no more than 30 seconds after the delivery driver drops >> reporter: some porch pirates like this one can be brazen, too,

a manhunt for an the suspect talking with reporters as he is hauled away in handcuffs. we'll tell you what in all-- 4 officers were shot in florida, missouri- and san antonio, where the officer died. the suspect in that san antonio was arrested last night. as he was hauled off in handcuffs-- tyrone mckane admitted to the shooting and apologized. he told reporters that he was upset about a child custody case and quote "lashed out at somebody who didn't deserve it." investigators believe in 3 of the cases- police were specifically targeted. as many stores roll out their black friday deals. starbucks patrons are having a different experi raising the prices for certain cold drinks and muffin it's not much-- the increases are between 10 and 30 cents. starbucks did not explain the move. but-- about 90 percent of the starbucks beverage menu, including hot coffee and tea, did not see prices change. a moving company- forced to pay out half a million dollars- for scamming customers! 7 on your side first reported on the complaints back in may. "best offer moving" was accused of lo

earlier we saw 2 men in handcuffs in the custody of swat. it's not clear if they're connected to the shooting. again the suspected gunman is dead and autti of course all classes are cancelled for the day. we'll continue to follow this and bring you the latest. >>> well, we do want to remind you that our teddy bear round up is underway partnering again with the rough riders that continues through december 19th. you can drop them off here at the news center or head over to wfla.com for a complete list of those drop off locations this year. beautiful high clouds but other areas are seeing more cloudiness out there, also noting the breezes really starting to pick up. there's a look at max defender 8 scanning the skies and we're finding a lit bit of rain not in our area but south of our viewing area. there it is. there's our view again with thes , really not looking any kind of heavy rain here but a few more of these showers could develop as we go through the course of the afternoon. so we're going to keep a 10% rain afternoon and early this even

i'm just here to pick up my handcuffs. handcuffs? it's my second husband, george. he's in trouble. he's dead. how much more trouble could he be in? they want to move everyone in the cemetery so they can build a new golf course. but handcuffs? a group of us widows are protesting. we're chaining ourselves to the gate. i really need your help this morning. joe, this may be the last chance i'll ever have to visit my husband without paying greens fees. grave robbers! hi. is this the baggage claim department? this is joe hackett of sandpiper air. i'm missing a black briefcase from my last flight. yeah, yeah, i know. look, i don't have time for jokes right now. could you look around and see..? joe, joe, i need to talk to you. can you hold on? my cab is falling apart, and i found a new one. the bank would not give me a loan without a co-signer, so i put down you. hey, wait, antonio... don't worry, joe. i will make all the payments. they just need someone to sue in case i don't. hang on one second. antonio, how could you give them my name without asking me first? my dear friend i never woul

the video starts she has the handcuffs on and sounds like they are talking to her about what is going to happen and she charles: from witnesses she hit him in the face is at least what people saw starting it. harvey: she is saying he broke her ridiculous. charles: you could hear the slurring and we have since spoken to andy and to juliet. >> i spoke with them yesterday. they are doing good now. they are still together and they basically. harvey: a lot of champagne. >> apparently she doesn' drink it much. according to them she hasn't in a drink in several months but on that flight she had a little too much to drink and the altitude and she is a small girl and got pretty lit. charles: the reference to someone breaking ribs. harvey: that didn't sound like alcohol. charles: we don't know that he did it. >> it was a bad fight. i spoke harvey: what was it about? >> there's no explanation. she was drunk and picked a fight and they didn't have an explanation like what was it about. it was about being drunk and some button being pushed. they did say they is spoke with the f.b.i. afterwards and

perez broke out of handcuffs and escaped north las vegas police custody. officers recaptured him 4 days later. the district attorney is now considering the death penalty. " if he's elligable for the death penalty we are gonna take a hard look at it, because the accusations are that he's killed at least two people and caused a lot of harm" robinson's mother says she does not want perez to get the death penalty. instead she hopes he gets life in prison and changes his life around by turning to god... mmv, ffn, ll perez is expected back on court next week for one of the battery cases -- he will be in and out of court for 5 of the cases against him in the next few months. it's a chilly night across the valley. a freeze warning is in effect. let's check in with fox five's chief meteorlogist ted pretty with a first look at weather. the coldest weather las vegas has felt in nearly 10 degrees on sunday. closed captioning will resume closed captioning will resume drivers are navigating around more orange barrels... as new construction zones are popping up all over

most people will remember alonso perez as the man who broke out of handcuffs early september just hours after being arrested for a shooting at a local mcdonald's... well according to police reports and the district attorney... that shooting in which mohhommad robinson lost his life, may not be perezs only violent crime. the crime spree happened in within a month and a half time frame. police reports show perez was linked to a shoo motel on july 25th on august 15 he's linked to a battery with a deadly weapon then august 20 he's linked to a murder that's still under investigation according to the da his two latest murder charges. the one at mcdonald's and the shooting of a motorcycle driver happened just hours apart from each other from august 27th to the 28th. "if these accusations turn out to be true he's a dangerous guy and he's caused according to the accusations a lot of why the office of the district attorney is targeting him" most of these crimes are connected through cartridge casings from the shootings. the district attorney says gun violence is a huge problem in the valley. his

how most neighbors describe tracy mcquay who just a couple hours ago walked through these doors in handcuffs, and this is video you will only see on abc15 . during the countdown thanksgiving, this is not what you want to hear tran84 >> he seemed like a nice guy. he did not come off as someone who was shady but i guess people that are like that do not tran84 >> reporter: he may be behind a string of circle k robberies across the valley . they fired tear gas into the windows . >> it is worry some, this is generally, a nice neighborhood always say hello tran84 >> reporter: neighbors watched as they saw a man they barely knew walkout in handcuffs . >> to think that someone is that close right there, it's worry some . but the police have everything under control and they will take care of that . >> reporter: we saw at least two schools, they were put on lockdown as a precaution . we are waiting to see the full list of charges for him at this time and as soon as we get them we will bring them to you . >>> an intense takedown on the freeway . and adot cameras were taking a look at it all . over on

perez broke out of handcuffs and escaped north las vegas police custody. officers recaptured him 4 days later. the district attorney is now considering the death penalty. " if he's elligable for the death penalty we are gonna take a hard look at it, because the accusations are that he's killed at least two people and caused a lot of harm" miguel martinez valle fox5 news local las vegas>> perez is due back on court next week for one of the battery cases. court dates for the other five cases against him will take place in the next few months. nevada's largest blood drive is sparking competition between our local first responders. the heroes challenge blood drive kicks off at 7 a-m at u-m-c. a local mother and guest speaker at the event tells fox5 that blood donations are essential to keeping her son alive. she says he receives blood transfusions every few weeks. local police, firefighters and hospital staff will the most pints at today's blood drive. all donors will get free tickets to local shows. the blood drive goes from 7 a-m to 7 tonight. it looks like

perez has been behind bars since his recapture in september-- after breaking out of handcuffs and escaping an interigation room. perez was being questioned about the fatal shooting of a man at a fast food restaurant. police say just hours after that killing-- perez fatally shot a motorcycle rider in a neighborhood. an arrest report in that case names perez as a suspect in another fatal shooting a week earlier. coming up at 5-30 fox5's miguel will break down the alonso's arrest reports. the "fight for 15 national movement hit the streets of las vegas today. airport... uber... fast food and child care workers are demanding 15 dollars an hour and union rights. the group is calling it their most disruptive protests yet. this is a nationwide movement-- expanding to near 20 major airports and various mcdonald's restaurants. they say they are the face of newly elected politicians. "we're not asking for the whole pie. we're asking for our fair share of the pie. we're asking for a decent piece so that we can live comfortably and quit saying no to our families." "we're not asking for anymore than wh

and took him in handcuffs, took him out. >> reporter: how badly she? >> very bad. brain bleed and broken bones in her face. so i don't know if she's come to yet or not. >> reporter: police are saying more information will be released in court on monday. but doris -- says lindsay was the victim of a savage attack. >> he kicked her in the head. that's what they say. shoes for evidence. he's going to court monday. >> reporter: and once again, lindsay -- is in critical condition. and billerica police and the district attorney's office not commenting, telling us more information will come out in court. >>> also tonight, a baby found dead and two adults found unresponsive nearby. it happened at a home in marlborough. and the big question, how did this >> and police are still investigating what happened. christina hager is live in marlborough with the latest. >> reporter: this first came in as a call for two unresponsive adults in this home. fire officials tell us they were not moving or talking. and emts had reason to suspect an opiate overdose. a neighbor saw a woman ru

. >> an officer removed his handcuffs when it became clear from witness accounts what had taken place. >> he let me go. and he said your hero and i was you 20 years ago. he eventually called me the rows that grew from concrete which is ironic for the girl gave me the rose. >> his behavior is not exactly encourage. they say, do not try to handle this on your own. the situation could escalate. they recommend first tell an officer and report the situation online pet nta. >> the mta response don't step in, and reported on my by the time it's too late. >> i gray. >> and i for a night leaves the whole world blind, don't say anything just call the cops. >> watch a little girl be groped? >> go get arrested and run your life because of another thug. >> on long island billy joel is a pretty big deal. >> i mean, a really big deal. which is why one political -- is now making the piano man a campaign platform. >> i'm willing to pay up to a million dollars for that piano man to have the statue he deserved. >> this is doctor dean, i met up with him in a train station one morning we can find him camp

(handcuffs clicking) of our nature in thanks for these blessings. (keys jangle) whatever the motive behind this brutal attack, i pray that we might find comfort in psalm 27. (door opens) "the lord protects me from all dangers. i will never be afraid." (door closes) and we will not be afraid. this country... welcome home. is strong, and all those who seek to harm our leadership should remember that at the foundation of america is a resolve for justice, and we will get justice for these sad events. thank you, good night, and god bless america. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (knock on door) (door opens) madam first lady, come right in. acting president langston, thank you for inviting me down. i see you've been redecorating. oh, i just moved in some family photos and set aside that dusty old ship fitz had on the desk. oh, that dusty old ship was a gift from george bush sr., but whatever. it'll all be going back soon enough. mm. some light reading? it's the east sudan briefing. there's only so much "what to expect when you're expecting" one can

. >> came out with a man in handcuffs. and he was walking out and the older woman went up to him and said what did you do to my what did you do to my daughter? it was he wasn't responding, just walking with the officer. and the female was sitting with her head down. >> reporter: the 23-year-old man was the baby's father. he and the teenage mom were taken to the hospital. >> naloxone is also known as narcan. a sign at the door says house protected by angels. what happened. but they know this much. >> i guess it was an accident. i don't think it was something intentional. >> that relative says the mom and her boyfriend, the baby's father, were in the hospital today and are doing better. there's a criminal investigation going on but no charges from the district attorney's office. the department of children and christina hager, wbz news. >>> a woman is in critical condition and her boyfriend is in custody at crime scene tape surrounds their billerica home. >> reporter: we're told the victim's family is with her at the hospital

north las vegas police video shows 25-year-old alonso perez getting out of handcuffs. police say bullet tests point to perez as a triple murderer. news 3's antonio castelan joins us live outside of the north las vegas police department with this >> reporter: reed, new details from the police report say that alonso perez did not know two of the victims. we did speak to some of the victims' family members. they say they still fear alonso perez. north las vegas police video shows the time 25-year-old alonso perez broke out of handcuffs inside an inteargation room and escaped. days later, he would be recaptured. candelario duran, mohammed robinson and jeff johnson are all tied to alonso perez. this is what mohammed robinson's said at the time of perez's arrest. >> you will pay for this. >> reporter: north las vegas police say candelario duran was his first murder victim and johnson was the last. in mid-august, police found duran shot behind an apartment complex on said about her father's murder. >> he will always be in our hearts forever. i hope this person who did this to

. >>> a man who escaped from cops in handcuffs and then lived on the run for two walks is talking with us about how he did it. he was taken to the hospital after a chase that ended with a crash. he says he didn't want to go back to prison so he slipped out of the handcuffs when >> i don't want to make anybody seem foolish or anything, especially officers, very kind and seem to be very adept. but they were pretty loose. i mean, i could slip my hand in and out of it. >> that won't happen again. police arrested him last week after investigators say he carjacked another person. avalos said he never intended to harm anyone and is to take responsibility for what he did. >>> president elect donald trump is meeting with his running mate and top advisers to discuss more high level positions. among candidates discussed for secretary of state is rudy giuliani, john bolten as well. giuliani is said to be the leading choice for america's top diplomat. the team is asking about having trump's family members with and also expected to continue to run trump's businesses. >> they want to drain the swamp,

the handcuffs were no problem. >> i did want to make anyone seem foolish because the very adept. they were pretty loose. i can slip my hand in and out of it took >> once outside he escape by carjacking a young woman. >> for what it was worth, i sincerely apologize. i would never mean to cause any harm towards her. >> he was arrested 2 1/2 weeks later in tempe after he that victim told me he pointed the gun at him and threatened to shoot if he didn't hand over his case. avalos would not talk about that case but explained what first through him to a life of crime. >> i don't think there's anything wrong with me, but i have this passion for adventure. i just can't seem to shake it. it keeps getting me into trouble. i keep letting it get me into trouble. >> he acknowledges he is in some trouble now. salt river police say they are conducting an internal review on how he was able to escape the hospital. >> an interesting insight into his behavior. >>> new video justin to our newsroom from phoenix. this is a house fire near 81st six children and three dogs were able to get out after an

a black man in handcuff handcuffs -- carried downstairs by four police officers, it was a site that probably would made me cringed. that's why police body cameras can come in handy, it is inevitable that they tell the story. >> at least 27 of america's larger cities have begun experimenting with body cameras. so far, only two have equipped all of their officers. philly is still in the pie phase. >> our ultimate goal right now is the 4,000 men and women that work on the street in a variety of capacities. >> does it feel like there is support from the civilian community for cops with cameras. >> there's a belief that's going to help and those that believe some police officers need it to be more professional. it goes along gaining the trust of folks that live here and that's important to us. >> round two. >> i will. >> for the officer some of that trust comes from his deep roots in the community he serves. >> this is it. >> this is it here. >> i was raised in this house. not much has changed. >> how has growing up here impacted the kind of police officer you have become? >> i can almost always

[gunshot] take his handcuffs and put 'em on him. you had three against you yesterday, misisr. now you got four. when's the last time you slept? you got none yesterday. none the day before. i'm not the only one that has to sleep. we'll sleep in t t saddle, one at a time. just waiting for you to close your eyes for one second. - get mounted. - why, i'm glad to oblige. sweeeedreams, mister. 'cause the next time you go to sleep you ain't never gonna wake up. wait a minute. you ride with me. why? why, i'm just thinking of your pop. your talking might keep him awake. [mellow music] he can't last mucuclonger. yeah. i thought hed cave in before now. when he does, what are you gonna do? let him close his eyes. cheyenne, take us to the river.. when you do, they'll kill you. worried about me? the marshall's dead. that's enough killing. go to the river for water and theneno santa loma. another day of staying awake and i'd never r ke it. you won't make it anyhow. roden didn't quit. he went the other way. he'll be waiting for us. if pop runs, it's like confessing. then the law would get him

the driver was put in handcuffs and actually taken to the hospital. a passenger was thrown from the car and died at the scene. the driver can face serious charges including vehicular manslaughter. eastbound traffic from wolf to poplar is closed. the investigation is expected to take at least a couple more hours. >>> the ntsb investigators are heading to the scene of a deadly bus crash. authorities in tennessee released the driver mug shot 24-year-old walker facing numerous charges this morning including vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and reckless driving. 35 children were on the bus when it hit a tree between kindergarten and 5th. five died. 24 were taken to the hospital. investigators say the driver was speeding. investigators hope to learn more on the scene today. >> breaking news from the live desk. >> the breaking news an update on exactly what is happening in chat noon. -- in chattanooga with an update from the ntsb on the school bus crash that took the lives of five children. it is the job of ntsb to figure the cause of the fatal bus

pink handcuffs? those are the things -- >> if they are brangding trademark things and not -- if they don't change a behavior or save taxpayer dollars, i don't see the value. if someone wants to make an argument why they have value please share it with me. i think that they -- i truly believe those were nonsense in a lot of ways and i'm not about nonsense. him for his decades of service in law enforcement. >>> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say is it time for us to come together as one united people. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans and this is so important to me. >> after a fascinating campaign, a historic election and victory, donald trump is the next president of the united states. it was a stunning upset as unpredictable as the election season and during his victory speech, president-elect trump trump striking a kinder gentler tone

. >> a high speed chase to sunnyvale kill as man and leave as driver in handcuffs. we are learning about the dangerous run from the law could have been much worse. our reporter, matt keller, is in sunnyvale. >> police left the scene but a lot of damage has been left behind. investigators say the man responsible for all of this is now in jail. lights and sirens were on as c.h.p. chased two armed robbery suspects from san francisco down 101 just after 12:30 this morning. stop the video. that is their car, a four door white honda sick. go ahead. that is the last time you will see it moving. here is why, it crashed and everfund at fremont avenue and el camino real in sunnyvale after hitting five parked cars and a pole. before it reached here it was, whiched going more than 100 american on the highways and 70 to 88 miles per hour on the city streets. all the nature of the crime, we knew we had to stop them before they hurt somebody. unfortunatery, it was they that ended up hurt but no one was else was injured. all the pass jury, 18, dies at the season. the driver is iden

new york city police led 30- year-old melanie turner away if handcuffs -- in handcuffs minutes after witnesses say she shoved queens into the path of the subway killing her. this happened yesterday at the times square subway station around lunchtime. investigators are trying to figure out if the suspect who's also from queens and the victim knew each other. turner is facing second degree murder charges. >>> and the federal jury has awarded $3 million in the "rolling stone" rape case. the money was awarded to nicole eramo the university of virginia dean, who sued the magazine over a now discredited article about a gang rape. she claimed the article university. she had sued for $7.5 million. >>> we'll have one final check of the election day forecast it's the little things in lilife that me me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confiden

if you're taken into custody, you'll be put in handcuffs. so it doesn't mean that they are involved or maybe someone pointed out, i think the guy ran in that room, there's two guys, okay, they're going to cuff them and find out who they are, what they're doing there. it may be just routine procedures. a s.w.a.t. works at a very tight procedural aspect as they move through, tamron. >> let me get you to hang on. i bring in rehema. we have another student on the phone. marion tig ynner. where are you? what can you see? >> i am in caldwell lab. >> what can you see from your lab? >> we have the curtains pulled down right now and the door locked, so not much of anything. >> how many people are with you inside? >> i'd say probably like 70 or 75. >> so this is a pretty large class and at this point, the latest information you guys have is to shelter in place. >> yes. >> did you hear gunfire before the shelter in place? >> we did not. >> how did you learn that there was something going on on campus? >> we got the alert probably around 9:55. >> that w

these handcuffs and then we will take you to jail and see how tough you are there. >> the change was almost immediate. it's been six weeks and he is school. officer drops in weekly to check in on him. the officer surprised him last week with a reward. a basketball to replace his old one. the young boy also now has a role model and a new friend. >> it was no longer about i'm an officer and this is my job. it was -- the way he made me feel was this is a child and this child needs some support. and you are doing your part. what is it that i can you. and i never experienced that. not from a police officer, not even from some family and friends. he was genuine and he cares. >> there were many aspectize this relationship worked so well and is so still working. one is the accountability. the officer talked to klitay and he said i'm coming back next week to check on you, his mom says that made the difference. was on track and still doing well and flying straight. officer will be going to see some of klitay basketball games in january when it starts up at his school. love this story. linda wi

>> you've run out of handcuffs. >> seriously. >> because of wal-mart. >> and wait until you hear what happened

. >>> when police arrested scott green on wednesday they the handcuffs of the fallen officers they say it was personal. >> they were his. he carried them because it was part of him because he had them on every day just anything, i don't know, i think it is personal. >> i think it is because it did finish their job because their handcuffs brought him into jail and even though they were not there to put them on him, that symbolizes they were finishing what they started. >> officer martin had only been with the urbandale police force for about a year and a half his mother says she wants her son back but knows that he will do great things in heaven. >>> a national charity is donating funds to help if family of sergeant beminio and officermartin the foundation announced it will offer support along with giving funds to each family the foundation also says it will pay off the mortgage on sergeant beminio's home, also the iowa law enforcement academy.right now - the academy's current class is trying to push forward to serve just like their fallen br. brothers.instructor's at the academy tell c

, and i'm told that person who was put in handcuff was a donald trump supporter. reporting live here in north philly, i'm brandon hudson, nbc10 news. >>> despite the protests, the presidential transition is under way. the trump administration is preparing to take over the white house. >> the work is happening in washington and new york. nbc10's keith jones live in our breaking news center with an update. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump will visit the white house tomorrow to talk with president obama about the transition of power between the two administrations. tonight, top trump advisor, senator jeff sessions, said that trump's team has reached the end of the beginning on his transition plan. they spent the day in meetings plotting the course. campaign sources tell nbc news trump was too superstitious to talk about transition plans before he won. but now team trump is mulling over potential cabinet members. according to nbc news, mr. trump is considering former new york mayor rudy giuliani for attorney general, former house speaker newt gingrich as a ca

that protester taken out in handcuffs. he says he didn't yell anything and was only holding a sign. >> he's very dangerous to the country. so i just came with a sign. i literally just had one sign that said "republicans against trump." >> secret service did search him. officials haven't said if charges were filed against him. trump returned to the stage for the rally. he issued a statement thanking secret service. >>> poll has hillary clinton taking lead from trump, 48 compared to trump's 43%. at the beginning of the week you may remember the two were in a dead heat in the poll. hillary clinton in philadelphia once again this morning. we're learning about an unscheduled stop near lasalle university. as we get those details we'll pass them onto you. ♪ >>> clinton is keeping the spotlight on pennsylvania. at a free concert with katy perry at the center. afterwards debra messing spoke out about the democratic nominee. >> the reason i'm here is because you all are the most important people in the united states right now. you

now, if you'll help me with these handcuffs. i think you'll find the key in one of my hip pockets. hurry, man, hurry. it's a moonlit night-- he'll leave a good trail. if we have any luck at all we'll catch upupy morning. "we"? i thought you'd like to be in on the kill. his time, thouou. i'll meet violence with violence. i'm no fool. no, you're not, are you? you don't propose to leave me like this? i don't know yet. i haven't made up my mind. it's your duty to release me, and assist in apprehending an escaped felon. i've heard there's a deputy u.s. marshal in this town. seems to me it's my duty to turn this whole business over to him. he's not in town, otherwise i wouldn't have faced your friend alone. if you aid in the escape of a wanted man, you become his accomplice-- in law and in fact. maybe so. you'll be legally and morally responsible for his future crimes. if there are any crimes. there will be, major, believe me. this man is a thief! a confirmed criminal! he's still a man. sometimes men change. once a thief, always a thief. it's an old saying, major, but a true one. there's

where she was put in handcuffs. 0:08 nats of yelling 0:11 new video shows what appears to be a random attack in the middle of a street in miami beach, florida. but the attacker says it wasn't so and is defending his violence. he says he knew his victim..and exchange on social media. (kevin machin/admitted attacker) "he said that he could have my motorcycle stolen and thrown into the miami river." (kevin machin/admitted attacker) "i already told him to come meet me to come fight. he never showed up like a man. so honestly, all i did was ... i was leaving the area. i see him. bada bing, bada boom." the victim claims he never met his attacker until the violent encounter. miami beach detectives are reviewing the footage to determine if any charges will some bad news for the san diego chargers could mean good news for people who want an n-f-l team in las vegas! voters in san diego county overwhelmingly struck down a proposal to build a new stadium for the chargers. that means the chargers now get the option to join the r

breaking out of handcuffs and escaping from police... is now being named in sevaral other local crimes. we'll tell you escaping from north las vegas police by breaking his handcuffs? tonight .. he's not only facing the original murder charge.. he's also now being investigated for his involvement in 2 other homicides. that man is alonzo perez... police arrested him in late august for shooting a man outside of a local mcdonald's. pere appointed attorney, clark patrick, says perez plans to fight the charges against him. police say that just hours after the homicide at mcdonald's ... perez shot and killed a motorcycle rider in a neigborhood near charleston and nellis.. however .. in the arrest report for this crime .. police also identify him as the lone suspect in the shooting death of of a man 1 week earlier. police say he's linked because the shell casings match in all 3 crimes. perez has been jailed since his recapture in september after breaking questioning by north las vegas police about the shooting death of a man at a local fast-food

>> reporter: not a lot of will go room on the handcuffs of rodolfo avalos. >> i am not getting out of this. >> reporter: he has done before. he has come to a hospital bed at the er. >> i was able to just get out pretty easily. >> reporter: it was loose. he has been running all morning >> i had already established that i was leaving. >> reporter: he slipped out and then gave the cops the slip running out of the er. nothing scientific about how he picked this woman in her car to get away. >> when i went to cole welle down the window, -- rolled on the window, it scared me. something out on the fly. >> reporter: he will not talk about stealing another car that finally got in college. what he will say is how bad you wanted to stay out of jail. in phoenix, abc15 news. >>> donald trump staying hidden from the public eye working to two more members of the team for out. he is staying active on twitter and is staying organized. only he knows who the finalists are. cracks are beginning to show us mike rogers one of his top national security advisers abruptly resigning. he was reportedly pushed o

but only when they are 'why people put older adults in handcuffs - ill never know. it's a practice the alzheimer's association of southeastern wisconsin has been working to eliminate. 'there are other ways of intervening.' police were called on shannon because the 73-year-old -- who had a urinary tract infection at the time -- got aggressive with nursing home staff. brenda says caretakers at the nursing home, if properly trained, should have been able to calm her mom down. trained to handle dementia patients properly and when theyre not handled properly it causes aggression.' 'they utterly failed him.' caregivers couldn't calm down 100- year-old ken leque, either. 'all of a sudden we had gotten these calls that he was being transported that he had hit one of the hospice staff."the nursing home called 911. police cuffed him and put him in the back of a squad car. 'devastated. i mean...how was detained in the name of getting him help. 'and i did not know where he went.'leque was transferred in and out of 14 facilities in three months. she shakes her head, speechless t

one man in handcuffs. nothing outrageous at this point. we've been watching the moments get tense and then settle down. they're moving through the streets and getting back on to the sidewalk and off the streets right now. phoenix police putting out a list of guidelines to follow if you do want to join a your particular city to keep you and everyone else safe. i posteded that on my -- posted that on my facebook page. >>> shut down for good. an arizona restaurant appears to be the first fallout of prop 206, the measure you voted on to increase the minimum wage. they say they can no longer afford to do business. it will be days until some of your votes are counted but progress is being made. 310,000 early ballots left to be processed. that means workers counted about 100,000 today. >>> it's a transition of power not only meant for our president and president-elect but their wives as well. we showed you one meeting from the live desk. this one kept private. only one white house photographer allowed in. first lady michelle obama talking with so

obie, i don't see how i can handcuffs handcuffs on ? >> i didn't make up getting out of the military, they did. >> reporter: so how ask an anti-stupidity song become a thanksgiving tradition? >> i'll let you know a dirty little secret. you chase long songs, especially if you're working a shift on a holiday. an 18-minute song, that was time to take a nap, get a smoke, have a snack! or all of the above! >> here we go. >> reporter: from portland, the 100 plus radio stations we reached out to, over half said they plan to play the song at least once, some as many as four times! >> we have been playing "alice's restaurant" at high noon almost 20 years. >> we have played it since 1967. >> we played it up twice because one serving is not enough. >> reporter: the church is dedicated to fellowship and giving thanks. >> every thanksgiving we invite anyone who wants to come for a free thanksgiving dinner. you don't have to believe anything or do anything. you just have to be hungry. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," mo rocca, stockbridge, massac

handcuffs late last night. after his aeurs. he cold reporters he did it because he was upset over not and apologized. >> . tonight in tennessee. a community coming together after the horrific school bus crash. that left five kids dead. the elementary school holding a to help with the healing. process. >> . yeah. meanwhile the driver of the bus behind bars tonight. facing multiple charges. >> . following this story. for us tonight. >> . we are starting to hear heart wrenching stories from the family members of some of the kids who died. and tonight we're hearing from the mother of the driver. who says she too is grieving. for the victims family. >> . families are over come with grief. one day after the lives of five young kids were cut way too they were on board the school bus. monday afternoon. when it spun out of control. flipped on its side. and ended up wrapped around a tree and poll. >> . pole. >> . they believe. >> according to to the children elementary school. 4 girl ands a boy were killed in the crash. one mother lookin

julie: cautious and awake as she was pushed from the home on chair and young man was seen taken out in handcuffs. woman was classmate of hers at marlboro high school. >> pretty quiet to herself and don't know the full story but family. >> i believe there were boyfriend and girlfriend and young woman that lived in there and so there was like a grandmother, mother and younger >> few houses down stunned to hear what happened on the street. >> said hi when walked by us and very nice, very simple. >> jessica: looking into this and a lot of questions and what happened to this baby and looking to get answers and as soon as we get update we will let you know. live in marlboro, jessica reyes, fox25 >> julie: 14-year-old never saw coming. >> put her to the ground and hand under her stomach and there was no way for her to defend herself. >> julie: man took off when woman saw what was happening and ran to help and suspect described as white man of medium height in 20s or 30s and >> daniel: man started man and woman stole car in putnam connecticut and then crashed it. pair then flagged down a car for help an

perez broke out of handcuffs and vegas police custody. officers recaptured him 4 days later. the district attorney is now considering the death penalty. " if he's elligable for the death penalty we are gonna take a hard look at it, because the accusations are that he's killed at least two people and caused a lot of harm" robinson's mother says she does not want perez to get the death penalty. instead she hopes he gets life in prison and changes his life around by turning to god... mmv, ffn, ll perez is expected back on court next week for one of the battery cases he will be in and out of court for 5 of the cases against him in the next few months. las vegas workers joined thousands in the "fight for fifteen" day of disruption protests. workers taking to the strip... saying they are fed up with low wages... and say they have no plans of backing down. "too many of us out here struggling right now on what we're making. we're not making enough. families for the things that we need, basic needs." fast-food cooks..baggage handlers..uber drivers and even hospital workers are all pro

ambush handcuffs late last night. after his aeurs. he cold reporters he did it because he was upset over not seeing his son. and apologized. tonight in tennessee. a community coming together after the horrific school bus crash. that left five kids dead. the elementary school holding a memorial service. to help with the healing. process. >> . yeah. meanwhile the driver of the bus behind bars tonight. facing multiple charges. >> . following this story. for us tonight. >> . we are starting to hear heart wrenching stories from the family members of some of the kids who died. and tonight we're hearing from the mother of the driver. who says she too is grieving. for the victims family. >> families are over come with grief. one day after the lives of five young kids were cut way too short. >> . they were on board the school bus. monday afternoon. when it spun out of control. flipped on its side. and ended up wrapped around a tree and poll. >> . pole. >> . they believe. >> according to to the children elementary school. 4 girl ands a boy were

the secret service escorted a man out of the arena in handcuffs. mr. trump came out just minutes later and is fine. and we'll continue to bring you updates as we get them. joining me now is republican pollster frank luntz. we'll talk about polls in just a moment. what do you make of this? >> things are starting to get tense on the trail. how does this play out in the electorate? it's worked to donald trump's advantage. the public does not want to see this kind of physical behavior and they've had enough of this election campaign. i've been watching carefully over 8 or 9 days and that undecided vote, that uncommitted vote has moved from donald trump to -- sorry, from hillary clinton towards donald trump. nine daysing ayes, she had a 6.7% lead. today, she only has a 2% lead, and it's because of events like this that the public looks and they say he's merely trying to put out his message and protestors on the left try to take him down. >> what we're learning from people like o'keef is that people in the democratic committee are paying others to incite thi

>> in this situation, you have to handcuffs him first, his safety and our safety. the camera shows that we are there to help him later on if he does get hurt from moving around like that or trying to claim injuries saying that the police did that to him. the camera will help us because it shows that -- we are there to help him to get the treatment and help that he does need >> things you see on and what's put out there. it is only half a story 67. >> the three or five incidents that happens with police, it is a small percentage. >> tonight was an interesting experience. if i were to see an onlooker's video of what happened. i really wonder what i would thought, black man in handcuffs, carried downstairs by four police officers. it was a site that probably would have made me cringe. and that's why police wo rn bod cameras, can come in heavily. >> at least 26 america's largest cities have begun to every police officer in the department will be wearing body cameras? >> our ultimate goal is the 4,000 men and women that work on the streets in a variety of capacities. >>

he slipped out of his handcuffs, carzached a woman and disappeared. >> last night he was allegedly carjacking another person and police caught up with him in >> reporter: sergeant a dangerous situation that thankfully ended before anybody was seriously hurt or killed out here. this all started in scottsdale when a woman called 911 reporting that the driver behind her was ramming the back of her car westbound, officers caught up with the suspect. he pulled into a parking lot and appeared to be cooperating. then he took off driving the wrong way on thomas. he ran a red light, slammed into a suv before spinning out and hitting a police car. not been released. >>> we are tracking the latest anti-trump protestors for a second night in a row. right now you see there, police cars near the protests. >>> protestors this time in portland, oregon. 30 minutes ago police declared this gathering a riot because of damage and arrested, it is a class c felony. from new york to phil tow boston protests have been going on all day. >> trump has weighed in on the protestors and did it on twitter twitter. "now pro

an officer watching him stepped away when police say the suspect somehow got out of his handcuffs and made a run for it. he took the woman's suv and hasn't been caught. >> how did that happen? >> reporter: the victim wants salt river pd accountable. >> be patient. >> reporter: the department's actions will be looked at through an internal investigation. >> once we have him we'll have a better idea of what we nt >> reporter: for someone who relives those scary moments each day, that isn't good en >> reporter: police tell us undercover officers are looking for avales on --a,vilos. >>> she is 13 years old, like any other student. we'll explain >> arizona is home to a lot of classic car options. one of i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >>> teenagers get a bad re

. >> coming up a protest near the las vegas strip ended up with some in handcuffs. >> their fight for higher wages up next. >> the major league sports team has a name but there may be a problem with that, amber has ?? ?? ?? ?? >> just to the right of that three people for blocking that intersection while protesting for minimum wage. >> christy wilcox talked to some of those protesters, in the so-called fight for 15. >> a right to have a better right. >> metro police arrest protesters, for protesting >> a single mom like i am. >> reporter: dozens of protesters say they are in a fight for 15, that is dollars, for minimum wage. she says $10 an hour isn't enough for what she does every day. >> we take care of the patients in their homes. we do the job of a therapist, a made. >> reporter: eric cheves here. >> it really is ridiculous. if you take what workers are paid right now even those who are paid $40, $50 a week. >> ar increase in local minimum wage standards. nevada assembly woman olivia dee arizona. >> we can't wait to implement the local minimum wage. you have to. we cannot make it

a black man in handcuffs carried downstairs by four police officers. it's a sight that probably would have made me cringe. it would have come in handy. it's >>> at least 27 of america's larger cities have begun experimenting with body cameras. only two have equipped all of their officers. philly is still in the pilot phase. commissioner ross is committed to a full rollout. will there be a point at which every police officer in the department will be wearing a body camera? >> our ultimate goal is the 4,000 men and women that work on the streets in a variety of capacities. >> reporter: does it seem there is support from the civilian community for cops with cameras? >> if you want to be in this business, people have to trust you. there is a belief it will help community relations. for those who believe police need it to be more professional it goes toward gaining the trust of people who live here and that's important to us. >> where is your brother? >> he's around, too. >> take care. >> i will. >> for officer monanez, some of that comes from deep roots in

he fell into the lake wearing handcuffs and an improperly drowned. the trooper involved faces involuntary manslaughter charges in the death. >>> the man accused of killing two des moines metro police officers praised one of those departments before the shooting rampage. scott greene who you are about to see in court sent a note to department saying his "dark days" were over and he called the officers quote absolute heroes.four days later - he shot and killed urbandale officer justin ma moines police sergant anthony beminio.he is now in jail on first degree murder charges.if convicted - he could face up to life in prision. for the first time - we're now hearing time - we're for the for the first time - we're now hearing from the man who will spend the rest of his life >> that was the first we've heard from a man who will spend the rest of his life behind bars for killing two people in cedar rapids last year just days apart. in separate jury trials, he was convicted of second-degree murder for killing sharon meade and raymond until after serving 70 yea