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richardson is a freelance tv producer. police tell us richardson has lived in this three years but it is not clear how long this alleged house of prostitution was operating here. the undercover operation with chandler p.d. lasted about a month. i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >> thank you, andrew. >>> phoenix police catch a man wanted for shooting a man last week. this was a big story last week. he was on the run. fox 10 was there as police took down the suspect, a teenage suspected shooter and they took 19-year-old maleqe thompson wanted for the shooting at an apartment complex. his mother is the one that called police and turned him in. she told us the woman who had been shot had been in a relationship with her teenage son. >> he was a troubled child with special needs and he met ms. soto at the maricopa juvenile detention center. on several occasion, him about dating my son that he was immature and not mentally stable to be seeing a woman of her age. >> the mother said the victim was 20 years older than her son. the vic

richardson allegedly modified his bedroom into a massage studio. he would record them on a hidden camera for his own gratification. richardson works as an n-b-c freelance producer. an internet cafe in glendale.. has been shut down.. for allegedly operating an illegal gambling ring. investigators say the "mega byte internet cafe" near 59-th and missouri avenues.. paid cash to play casino style games on different computers. a west valley doctor is back in arizona after he attempted to flee the country. dr. rafael mendoza who practiced at adelante healthcare in surprise -- is accused of molesting a child. he was caught trying to board a cruise ship last month in florida. his license has been suspended and a spokesperson told 12 news with adelante. more than a dozen dogs were rescued from a filthy buckeye home yesterday. m-c-s-o says the dogs' owner -- 65-year-old marva sturgeon -- refused to let detectives in until they got a search warrant. that's when they found trash and feces covering the floors.. and dogs -- cowering in corners. in your 12 today

richardson is a freelance tv producer. police tell us richardson has lived in this home for the past three years but it is not clear how long this alleged house of prostitution was operating here. the undercover operation with chandler p.d. lasted about a month. i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >> thank you, andrew. >>> phoenix police catch a man wanted for shooting a man last week. this was a big story last week. he was on the run. down the suspect, a teenage suspected shooter and they took him into custody. 19-year-old maleqe thompson wanted for the shooting at an apartment complex. his mother is the one that called police and turned him in. she told us the woman who had been shot had been in a relationship with her teenage son. >> he was a troubled child with special needs and he met juvenile detention center. on several occasion, i warned him about dating my son that he was immature and not mentally stable to be seeing a woman of her age. >> the mother said the victim was 20 years older than her son. the victim was last

police arrested richardson and a male masseuse. richardson is a tv he has lived in the home for the past three years but it is not clear how long this has been going on. the undercover investigation lasted about a month. i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >>> several people were arrested during an illegal gambling raid. it is located at 59th avenue and missouri. the department of gaming says casino-style games on computers. several people were arrested and facing charges of operating an illegal gaming facility and racketeering. fox 10 was the only news station there when police arrested a teenager wanted for gunning down a woman in phoenix. officers were tipped off by the teen's own mother. nicole garcia has the fox 10 exclusive. >> reporter: it was male thompson's mother who tipped off police. she saw him near the area of 35th avenue and baseline. police confronted thompson with their guns drawn. he surrounderred without a -- sur rendered. his mom said he was romantically involved with the victim who was special needs and he met ms.

police say richardson would keep half the proceeds... and set up a hidden camera to "monitor" the activites.richardson worked in tucson television for many years.police also arrested the masseur. richardson is facing numerous charges including maintaining a house of prostitution. a valley internet cafe is shut down... after police found evidence there was an illegal gin and 'state gaming agents' swarmed the "mega byte"... near 59th avenue and camelback. they arrested several people... for illegal gambling and racketeering. agents say they're seeing more fronts... just like this one... all around town. says, "they're usually around the neigbrohoods .. and as a casual business we see it as a magnet for a lot of different crime and criminal activity."just this year... police say they've closed over a dozen illegal gambling police arrested 29-year old jeremy muniz.... and 26-year old betheny graham.both are facing multiple carges.. including two felonies each.. related to illegal gambling. the monsoon seems to be going out with a bang this y

richardson is facing several charges. >>> we are following breaking news out of phoenix. a four-year-old girl and two adults badly hurt after a driver hit them and then ran off on foot. >> amanda goosen -- amendment goodman lives near the freeway. do we know where the driver is now? >> reporter: the driver is in police custody but we just spoke with the neighbors of just returned home from a trip to china. we want to show you some video here. police say this unfolding around 7:45 pm tonight. the car you see in that video hit the trio as they crossed 35th avenue north of greenway. we are told the people in the car bolted immediately after the crash but as i mentioned, they turned themselves in and are now being interviewed by police. as you can see, there is no crosswalk care but the area does have apartments on one side and a strip mall on the other. again, we are told two adults, a man, and a woman neighbors are not sure why they would be costing -- crossing the street in the area to begin with but police say all three were taken to local trauma centers. we are told the

a neighbor reacted like >> a man answered richardson's phone and he can not talk. we didn't hear back from nbc news. >>> and this is the story that our abc 15 investigators broke wide open. now, the arizona attorney general's office is taking some action of its own and the ags office jumping into the legal fray involving advocates for individuals with disabilities and that i filed 1500 lawsuits since the beginning of the year and seeking damages for parking lots they say are not ada compliant. now, the ag is intervening and the group exceeded its authority and can't collect fees in these types of lawsuits, dan. >>> and check it out on abc15.com. >>> and new details this morning, the kidnapping of three children in california. they were found safe, but the couple that theyer with remains on the run. authorities say humphrey and robertson are considered armed and dangerous. and officers say humphrey isd children's aunt and they're wanted for the kidnapping and persons of murder of children's mother. her body found days ago in california. the couple drove new our stat

police say in april gibson ran over army veteran steven richardson in a fry's parking lot in chandler and then took offer. they say richardson stepped in to break up a domestic dispute between gibson and his girlfriend and the two got in their car and ran him overrer i was prison guard in iraq my first tour. i have seen people like him all the time. they don they don't care. all they care about is what is best for them. >> because of the incident, richardson spent several days in the hospital. >> still a lot of pain. sometimes and every night i can't sleep. i have a hard time sleeping because the ruptured eardrum. >> nothing was decided or agreed upon today, richardson is hoping for a fair deal. >> i have been in iraq twice. and this, everything that i have gone through and everything that more stressful to me than being in iraq. >> gibson due back in court september 16th for another settlement conference. danielle miller, "fox 10 news." >>> it's a case that drew national attention after netflix released a series on it called making a murderer. you may have seen it today a major turn

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police say in april gibson ran over army veteran steven richardson in a fry's parking lot in chandler and then took offer. they say richardson stepped in to break up a domestic dispute between gibson and his girlfriend and the two got in their car and ran him overrer i was prison guard in iraq my first tour. i have seen people like him all the time. they don't they don't care. all they care about is what is best for them. >> because of the incident, richardson spent several days in the hospital. >> still a lot of pain. sometimes and every night i can't sleep. i have a hard time sleeping because the ruptured eardrum. >> nothing was decided or agreed upon today, richardson is hoping for a fair deal. >> i have been in iraq twice. and this, everything that i have gone through and everything that keeps happening this is one more stressful to me than being in iraq. >> gibson due back in court september 16th for another settlement conference. danielle miller, "fox 10 news." >>> it's a case that drew national attention after netflix released a series on it called making a murderer. you may ha

rhondella richardson spoke to her. she is live in dorchester. rhondella: the woman tells me she is still recovering, the best friend of the deceased. she grew up here in dorchester, but lived in malden. the family is filled with grief and eager for more information. >> everybody loves her. she shares a photo, a smile, the last time she was seen alive. >> i want to know what happened, what really happened, with my baby. rhondella: she was just shy of her 27th birthday. passengers and friends said it was a lingerie party, and she was leaning on a window when it popped out, dropping her onto the route 1a. >> in the i don't know. rhondella: would it make sense that she was opening the window? >> no. rhondella: it was contrary to the statement that says one of the passengers kept trying to open that specific window for air. she worked as a security guard. the family says she would know the danger; she would know emergency window. >> yes. rhondella: the company has not contacted this family and that is a huge disappointment for them. that party bus is

eyewitness news reporter kimberly richardson is live. >> reporter: good morning ken. a change out here. since last night. all westbound lanes of queens boulevard are now open. traffic flowing in both directions. right now crews are still dumping water on what is left of this factory. this is 37th street just off queens boulevard where quality advisory remains in effect because of the lingering smoke. this fire started around 7:30 last night and was so intense, because the inferno was being fueled by tons of lumber and chemicals. at its peak the blaze reached five the roof of the building to collapse. it was brought under control around 11:30 last night. at one point, some of the first firefighters to arrive here got trapped inside it. chief called a mayday, and that is when this operation switched to an exterior attack. smoke could be seen from miles away. at this point it is not clear what caused the braise inside of new york custom interior mill work corporation. this wasn't a total loss. >> through aggressive actions, we were able to save the businesses on both sid

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you. a new warning on the cape after a great white was cited. they confirmed the sighting of north beach in chatham. they witnessed the white shark earlier today. no word as to whether the shark is the same shark. taking a live look at our hampton cam, looks like a pretty perfect day, mike. you and i stepped out a few hours ago and it was pretty great. mike: a little bit of a breeze out there. for people vacationing, this is what they have waited for all year long, that the temperatures are very, very interesting, and very nice. 82 degrees, you add some elevation at the airport, it's a little bit cooler. you see it setting up along the shoreline. as far as the satellite is concerned, there is absolutely nothing going on right now. we may have seen some things develop a little bit. remember we have those pop-up showers developed during the afternoon. we have a batch we are basically dealing with clear skies all day today and we will talk about how warm it will get, as well as the thundersto

. >> of course, if you're kevin richardson, it's all in a day's fun. look at this, they're in a cage. they let them out. >> wait, so this is the guy that is world renowned for having relationships basically with these lions. he has the kevin richardson wild life sanctuary in south africa and he took george and yama in from spain where they were kept in a zoo where people could pet them. and they were malnourished. >> about to place young george and yama for an afternoon stroll in the park. >> this guy has done so much for lions. >> if you notice right there, this because they were malnourished for a reason. >> and the reason for that was to keep them small and cuddly so that people could -- so that the people could prolong the george and yama being used for their practice. >> they're being cared for. they do get out in the wild. they're in a sanctuary where they're safe and where they are lovered. and i hope my dog is watching lion listens. >> there we go. here we go. >> these people videoing as well. out there like being mourn mauled by lions? >> thes

robert richardson. abc's jon erickson is live. he worked in tucson? >> reporter: he is used to being behind the scenes at tv news. network news. but tonight he is not working on the story because he is the story. >> reporter: when we told a neigor what we told her is that court documents say robert richardson used his home as a prostitution shop. cops learned he wanted men to work as prostitutes and he would take half the money. >> i think it is horrifying. we have kids living here. it is awful. >> the suspects didn't have much to say. he couldn't talk, that is coming from a man who is used to dealing with the news. a free lance nbc news network producer. according it twitter he worked on a serial street shooter update. the news now is his arrest. >> it is horrible. i am -- i am shocked. >> reporter: from a park across the street there is the view of the that park started to get busy before the storm rolled through tonight. >> what we are trying to do is keep our kids safe being by us all the time. something like that, that is very dangerous. >> repor

robert richardson joins us. >> reporter: good evening, beairshelle. it appears most of the buses for the night haven't seen drivers arriving but they have a policy that students in pre- k, kindergarten and 1st grade will not be let off sarai flores-lechuga did not get her child. the school system was unable to track down the child's mother and after several hours they called officers for help. >> we contact the police when it's necessary. obviously, what we want to do is first find the parent and make sure the child is placed in the care of the parents. >> reporter: police went to the year-old and 8-year-old and sarai flores-lechuga left them unsupervised for six hours. the children are currently in the custody of family members as well as child protective services. robert richardson reporting. >>> two men dressed in all black with guns robbed students inside a residence hall early this morning. police are working inside. derrick lewis has the details about the build's security. >> reporter: sharon, right now i am in front of new rest where the robber

. >> of course, if you're kevin richardson, it's all in a day's fun. look at this, they're in a cage. they let them out. >> wait, so this is the guy that is world renowned for having relationships basically with these lions. >> right. this is the lion whisperer. he has the kevin richardson wild from spain where they were kept in a zoo where people could pet them. and they were malnourished. >> about to place young george and yama for an afternoon stroll in the park. >> this guy has done so much for lions. >> if you notice right there, this lion, the leg malformed because they were malnourished for a reason. >> and the reason for that was to keep them small and culy that people could -- so that the people could prolong the george and yama being used for their practice. >> they're being cared for. they do get out in the wild. they're in a sanctuary where they're safe and where they are lovered. and i hope my dog is watching because when he calls the lions to come, it's time to go, the lion listens. >> there we go. here we go. out there like being mourn m

tried to intervene when he saw gibson dragging his girlfriend wi richardson was so badly injured that he end ended up in the icu. >> i take full responsibility. but he just shouldn't have got in our business. if he minded his own business, he wouldn't be in the hospital. i wouldn't be here. >> so that was the suspect in the case. again gibson charged charged with two counts of misdemeanor assault and leaving a hit-and-run and unlawful imprisonment. >> an unusual chase unfolding in the east valley overnight. in a stolen tow truck. you don't hear that very often. these pictures here from our adot camera showing the pursuit westbound on the i-10 heading into phoenix. after the suspect there headed eastbound then on the loop 202, that's when officers deployed spike strips to puncture the tires. the guy continues to drive even after the tow truck caught fire. he jumped out of the vehicle and tried to take off on kyrene and chandler in the east valley. that's when a cane took him down. >> he got down here and the guy said, you know, this is a best damn tow truck i ever stolen. they had to c

. >> of course, if you're kevin richardson, it's all in a day's fun. look at this, they're in a cage. they let them out. >> wait, so this is the guy that is world renowned for having relationships basically with these lions. >> right. this is the lion whisperer. he has the kevin richardson wild life sanctuary in south africa and he took george and yama in from spain where they were kept in a zoo where people could pet them. and they were malnourished. >> about to place young george and yama for an afternoon stroll in the park. >> this guy has done so much for lions. >> if you notice right there, this lion, the leg malformed because they were malnourished for a reason. >> and the reason for that was to keep them small and cuddly so that people could -- so that the people could prolong the george and yama being used for their practice. >> they're being cared for. they do get out in the wild. they're in a sanctuary where they're safe and where they are lovered. and i hope my dog is watching because when he calls the lions to come, it's time to go, the lio

. >> of course, if you're kevin richardson, it's all in a day's fun. look at this, they're in a cage. they let them out. >> wait, so this is the guy that is world renowned for having relationships basically with these lions. >> right. he has the kevin richardson wild life sanctuary in south africa and he took george and yama in from spain where they were kept in a zoo where people could pet them. and they were malnourished. >> about to place young george and yama for an afternoon stroll in the park. >> this guy has done so much for lions. >> if you notice right there, this lion, the leg because they were malnourished for a reason. >> and the reason for that was to keep them small and cuddly so that people could -- so that the people could prolong the george and yama being used for their practice. >> they're being cared for. they do get out in the wild. they're in a sanctuary where they're safe and where they are lovered. and i hope my dog is watching because when he calls the lions to come, it's time to go, the >> there we go. here we go. >> these peop

. >> of course, if you're kevin richardson, it's all in a day's fun. look at this, they're in a cage. they let them out. >> wait, so this is the guy that is world renowned for having relationships basically with these lions. >> right. he has the kevin richardson wild life sanctuary in south africa and he took george and yama in from spain where they were kept in a zoo where people could pet them. and they were malnourished. >> about to place young george and yama for an afternoon stroll in the park. >> this guy has done so much for lions. >> if you notice right there, this lion, the leg malformed because they were for a reason. >> and the reason for that was to keep them small and cuddly so that people could -- so that the people could prolong the george and yama being used for their practice. >> they're being cared for. they do get out in the wild. they're in a sanctuary where they're safe and where they are lovered. and i hope my dog is watching because when he calls the lions to come, it's time to go, the >> there we go here we go. >> these people v

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: a lot of disappointed fans at fenway park right now a highly-promoted david ortiz bobble-head night cancelled at the last minute. our shaun chaiyabhat is live at fenway park to explain why. shaun: a lot of disappointed fans. the sox opened up the boxes and immediately packed them back up and sent them back to the manufacturer. here's a side-by-side of the david ortiz bobbleheads. the one on the right is what the team was expecting. the one on the left is what was delivered. at least it's an example of one. could look different. it's unclear how many were produced incorrectly but the team did not want to give any fan a bad version. a version the team considered racially offensive. 100 of them. that could disappoint tens of thousands of fans. shaun: the team will be giving fans a card to redeem a fixed bobblehead once they're ready. that information will be given after tonight's game. live at fenway, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: 5 investigates learning a distri

rhondella richardson is there. what have you learned? rhondella: investigators are careful not to speculate on this one. they are still on the scene. what we know is a group of children got hold of a gun from a nonlife-threatening gunshot wound. the families of at least two homes here on linwood street were visibly upset. there was this loud scream coming from down the block. when we arrived around 3:30 p.m. and cars started flying into the driveway of the house, there was a lot of hugging and screaming. the words no, no, no. the fire chief the boy was rushed to the hospital with gunshot wound. he may be transferred to children's hospital. this is a rather tight-knit community so neighbors are very upset. the police chief says he doesn't know what happened but a young boy got his hand on a gun with a group of children. back to you. >> let's take a look at traffic. closing in at 5:00. that's the expressway by the gas and moving quite nicely in both directions. h.o.v., in-town, out of town. let's check the drive times and hit the update bu

cbs north carolina's robert richardson shows you the families leaving and losing >> some of the units were already sealed. no trespassing signs were put opt ones still occupied. some people waited until the deadline until goldsboro police went door to door to tell them it was time to go. many still haven't figured out what's next. >> i don't know. stay at my parent house, stay in my car. i don't know. >> if i had a car i'd stay in my car. >> reporter: people have stayed here for weeks others for months. a community formed. themselves but neighbors with children. >> the parents have no place to go. why don't some agencies come and help. >> reporter: the fire chief says the city is working with social services and faith based drupes to provide short term assistance. this building is foothills full of fire hazards firefighters couldn't allow anyone to stay. >> we were kind of force today take some action so that tease people would not be out of facility that's unsafe. for not anybody. not even dogs, really. >> reporter: he says he's sad to lose his home but it shutdown needed to happen.

right now crews are responding to a gas leak that forced some evacuations in north raleigh, robert richardson joins us live from the scene with update. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: the last fire truck headed down the road, ems is packing up, but you can see over here that the crews are working on digging in the area where the natural gas leak started leaking 9:45, there was a loud hissing as the gas came up out of the pipe out there, and this gas was blowing so strongly that it was knocking leaves around on some trees in the area. that hissing went on for well we could smell that very distinct odor of natural gas throughout this area. psnc energy workers got the line turned off 11:15, ems responders rolled in to check on the crews and firefighters. we saw people in the neighborhood on that side of the street starting to leave but there weren't any evacuations at the business park on the opposite side of the street. police closed the road, and side streets. they are closeed and we are working to find what caused the leak and let you know when the road reopens. robert richardson. >>>

rhondella richardson is live at the scene. >> we were just told the victim is a 59-year-old man from westford and we're on virginia road, which is still closed to traffic as they remove the vehicle. until a minute ago you could see the bike smashed on the ground by the utility pole. man was on the bike. he was killed here in lincoln after a collision with a small suv. the biker was thrown into the street. this is a single lane, 25 mile per hour country road. the scene is right at the end in the road. the smashed up bike was still here just a minute ago. the crash scene is between -- near minuteman national park if you know the area. the driver did remain on the scene to speak to investigators who were still trying to figureu happened. residents of the minuteman condo complex right where the scene happened. they are allowed to walk along the road. the d.a. at this point handling the release of the victim's name pending notification of next-of-kin and we've not been told anything more about the driver or any pending charges. live in lincoln, rhondella richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >>

a let's get to rhondella richardson. she's live with the breaking details. rhondella: the d.a. is expected to arrive within the hour. investigators are still on the scene, it's still a very active scene. a group of children got hold of a gun inside an abington home. a child was hot and rushed away after suffering a nonlife-threatening injury. some of the video is a little disturbing. homes here on linwood street visibly distraught. cars started sfwlig the driveway of the green house here. people were hugging and screaming no, no, no. a young boy was rushed to south shore hospital with gunshot wound. he was -- to be taken to the hospital. neighbors upset and eager for more inforon asked where was the weapon? he said at this time he can't answer that question. >> rhondella richardson, newscenter 5. >> fatal crash in east boston found investigation. >> two people were held when a hotel shut they were riding in was struck bay car. it happened near logan airport. reporter: as you mentioned you team died. four others injured. they are looking to see if they were wearing seat belts. >

. >> of course, if you're kevin richardson, it's all in a day's fun. look at this, they're in a cage. they let them out. >> wait, so this is the guy that is world renowned for having relationships basically with these lions. he has the kevin richardson wild life sanctuary in south africa and he took george and yama in from spain where they were kept in a zoo where people could pet them. and they were malnourished. >> about to place young george and yama for an afternoon stroll in the park. >> this guy has done so much for lions. >> if you notice right there, this lion, the leg malformed because they were malnoush for a reason. >> and the reason for that was to keep them small and cuddly so that people could -- so that the people could prolong the george and yama being used for their practice. >> they're being cared for. they do get out in the wild. they're in a sanctuary where they're safe and where they are lovered. and i hope my dog is watching because when he calls the lions to come, it's time to go, the >> there we go. here we go. >> these people v

rhondella richardson is there this was random murder and that has folks uneasy. there is a vigil planned for 7:00 to remember the new york city google account manager. the victim, 27-year-old vanessa marcotte, grew up nearby, where her father still lives. her dad met with state troopers and an officer is keeping watch on the home to ensure privacy. marcotte reportedly saw his daughter saturday for dinner. the next day she went for a jog near her mom's home in princeton and never returne marcotte may have been strangled and her body found in the woods, suffered trauma and burns. we've learned investigators are also awaiting the results of a rape kit. investigators received a flood of anonymous tips. here's the tip line. 508-453-7589. police are still asking for the public's help. investigators are not expected to share any new developments in this case tonight and they haven't indicated if they have any suspects. richardson, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> seemingly casual comment from donald trump, second amendment loyalists had some repercussions. >> the secret service h

for now we're live in howard beach kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> there's been another attack on an officer by an inmate at rikers island. officer's benevolent association released this photo of a deep cut to the officer's forearm. two officers were assaulted by an inmate who got out of his cell early this morning while his door was open so his meal tray could be retrieved. officers recovered a scalpel blade from the scene. on eyewitness news at 11:00 tonight we'll hear from the president of the officers union. >>> this week will be the last time yankees star alex rodriguez takes the field as a player. he announced today that he will but he is not leaving the team. the yankees announced a new role for the slugger next season. we have two reports on this surprising announcement tonight. we start with sports paniccor laura behnke at -- anchor laura behnke at yankee stadium. as a teacher. after weeks of uncertainty alex rodriguez and the yankees have finally figured out a way to move on. >> the last four weeks have not been fun. it's been very painful

ron daley law richard -- rhondella richardson has more. reporter: police are still looking for the rosary beads, but the woman who lives at this convent was not the only six cell phones and a checkbook stolen from a man in weymouth. the victim is out of town, but mother olga says the young soon to be nun escaped the robbery without injury. thieves mistook the rosary pocket for a wallet and stole her rosary beads. >> she was a little shocked and upset. it was a tragic situation and -- they were walking down fifth street. >> there was a small struggle that ensued between the two. >> i have no money and that is when they took the rosary. reporter: they connected them to the house break. >> they came through a window? >> yes. >> and they took three phones. reporter: the victims say lookout. >> were you even there? >> no, i wasn't. i was 20 feet away. >> it is obvious what they describe to me that they were disturbed and not in good condition themselves. to carry a knife i was also worried about them. reporter: one woman was released a personal

. >> reporter: more louisiana communities battling new flooding, dawna richardson hoisted to safety from the neighborhood she grew up in. she had just undergone cancer treatment, now this. >> lived there all my life. i grew up here. after pictures are emerging. more than 4 trillion gallons of torrential rain. all this water has nowhere else to go, so it's flowing south, down these rivers and bayous, devastating more communities in its path. >> no time for us to relax and put our guards down. >> reporter: this baton rouge movie studio has now become a massive makeshift emergency shelter. >> when we leave, we will be replaced. >> reporter: the rising wates spared him and his family. >> we work every day to pay for what we got. if we lose it, we lose it. >> reporter: it's the water already here >> reporter: this is joe friar in baton rouge, where bob gately is pushing away the debris around the door so he can see his home for the first time since the flood. within minutes his worst fears are confirmed. >> pictures of my daughter. we'll never get things like that back. >> up on the sidewalk

live in the bronx, kimberly richardson richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. we're going to follow this story and remember, you can always get up alerts about developing storyies on our abc7ny mobile app. >>> three people were reportedly injured when a fire broke out on the 12th floor of an office building in the financial district. fire officials say the flames broke out in the machine room at 30th broad street after 10:00 this morning. the fire quickly spread and the building evacuated. at least one1 person suffered serious burns and two others treated for minor 20-year old vanessa marcotte murdered while visiting her parents. she was killed and her body set on fire while on a walk near her more's home 40 miles west of the boston in the town of princeton on sunday night. her body was discovered not that far away in a wooded area. police haven't named a suspect and they have launched a tip line looking for clues. >>> back here in our area, residents in howard beach another unsolved murder of a young jogger. the nypd answered questions at a packed church last

in dudley, rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: a wedding in turkey interrupted by an explosion and it's all caught on camera. take a look. that explosion caused by a car bomb in a city in eastern turkey. you can see guests running for cover as smoke fills the room. the turkish government is blaming a kurdish separatist for maria: a texas man is struck by lighting and lives to tell his story. you can see the flash of lighting here, then the man falls to the ground. the family of four was unloading groceries from their car when the lightning struck. the lighting bounced of their car and onto the family. that's when the man's wife stepped in putting the kids in the house before dragging him to safety. the family suffered some burns and bruises, but will all recover. their car on the other hand is completely fried! she went right in. i mean, that is what you do. >> wow. amazing. all right. harv, 75 degrees and the question am abouts rain. night and monday morning. that's the west went dove opportunity. window of opportunity. it c

i'm rhondella richardson. todd: i'm todd kazakiewich. police say the private bus hit two people on route 1-a early this morning. newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live in boston with the investigation. todd, it was around 2:00 the morning -- 2:00 this morning the two women were hit. one distraught woman was carried away by police. two women hit around 2:00 on this very busy mcclellan highway. the company operating the bus entourage livery out of north , attleboro. again what those women were doing at the time they were hit remains unclear. a spokesperson for the bus company spoke with us briefly this afternoon. >> the main thing we want to offer is our condolences to the victims family, that is the most important thing. we're doing everything to assist in the investigation when the boston police department. last night, our driver went with the boston police department and was questioned and released immediately.

kimberly richardson with the ordeal. >>reporter: we're onboarden avenue and 66th street. let me show you what's going on. neighborhood. k9 units were out here. looks like police were searching for a weapon rather than a person. take a look at this cell phone video taken 2 hours ago. police surrounded a home on 66th street. the police entered through a door and you hear a gunshot and the you hear -- >> i heard the gunshot but i was on the phone with the doctor when i parked. i saw a guy come out with gloves on and he ran passed my car. >> it looked like somebody i never saw in this area and he was running like fast. >> did he have anything in his hands? >> um, no. i didn't see anything in his hands. i was ducking. >> we're waiting to hear from police. we expect to hear from at this hour we though one man was shot in the groining. that was a suspect trying to burglarize a home. the suspect was while inside the home was spotted via live camera. the owner was at work and called police of the there's a second crime scene here. a second victim around the corner from where you h

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for now we're live in maspeth, kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we have new information about an incident on a plane that landed this afternoon at laguardia airport. delta airlines says a tire on a flight from tampa deflated upon landing just before 3 p.m. the boei the runway without incident, then continued to the terminal where customers disembarked normally. none of the 110 passengers or five crew members onboard was injured. >>> after a very wet weekend, we've got some more showers headed our way but nothing like what we just experienced this past weekend. meteorologist lee goldberg is here now with a check on the accuweather forecast. >> no question. we have a few showers that are trying to get in to the area. but we do not have any flooding imminent. we do have a flood watch that's of northern new jersey. but the severe thunderstorms, heavy downpours, they're happening a couple hundred miles off to our west. that's where they stay for the early evening hours. we're fine for any evening commute or evening travel. we'll have to monitor the downpours coming out of eas

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layers of fog looking down here on richardson bay. a warm day today. 58 in concord and fairfield. 61 in livermore. finally from our east bay hills camera, the air quality will come down again today. spare the air alert for the diablo range. temperatures climbing through the 90s today inland. cool at the coast. 70s around the bay. we'll let you know what the week ahead looks like in just a few minutes. >>> a woman remains in critical condition this morning after a 100 pound tree limb fell on her in san francisco. she suffered a serious head wound if skieny 7 hd was at the scene shortly after it fell on her yesterday afternoon. as a city worker cut >> the branch hit her on the head. >> she was sitting on the bench watching her two children on the playgrou playground. they were uninjured. she was bleeding from a head wound according to the fire department. a neighbor said she is horrified but not surprised. >> i think it it is always a matter of time and when. it just takes a windy day for a branch to come loose. >> just before the branc

they consistently remove convicts from voter rolls ever since 1964, richardson the ramirez decision and nearly 6 million americans, most of whom have served their sentences are deprived and disenfranchised. as a result of the disparities in criminal justice practices and estimated one out of 13 african-americans will not vote in the 2016 election due to a prior conviction. because of this disenfranchisement and a set of punitive policies find it, a key civil-rights gain of the 1960s has become undone. we can go on and on. making a questionable situation worse the census mainly count people who are incarcerated in federal prisons as residents of the county where they are serving time it sentence counts in turn determine representations or rural areas are home to the majority of the us population their home to the majority of prisons. in other words urban americans who tend to favor democrats lost representation because of disenfranchisement and rule districts that can to favor republicans gain extra representation because of how the prison system works. meanwhile as mobility remains stag

--camp richardson. >> grant: >> steve: there has been ongoing concerns in the lake tahoe area pertaining to bears breaking into cars and going into crash-track- ashbury--and going into trash >> grant: they are going to be there more because this may be their only drinking water source because of the drought. >> grant: you may have to use common sense when it comes to a baby there. -- baby bear >> vicki: never come in between a mother and her bare. --bear >> steve:the search is on in phoenix arizona.where a serial shooter is on the 9- shootings since april. >> vicki:police believe that street shooter struck again just three weeks ago.when he fired at a father a son in their car. luckily the two were not hurt. investigators say that attack on july 11th was likely by the same suspect others in a string of shootings in the state. >> vicki:residents are now on high strange vehicles and people that may match the police sketch. the police department says now there is a 50-thousand- dollar reward for information leading to that suspect's arrest. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich w

. >> reporter: lowell richardson is theer the chief was moved to a nonpolicing job. the police had given him a vote of no confidence. >> there were a lot of officers looking to go other places. if they had the opportunity, they would take a job some place else >> reporter: this time it's the police calming for help. >> reporter: in a few months, the department of justice will implementation. >>> douglas county school board director has resigned. he was elected to the school board twice. he represented lone tree, highlands ranch and castle pines. last night a big event loosen with the rest of the school board -- event along with the rest of the school board hired >>> the latest on historic flooding in louisiana where people are rescuing neighbors and pets. a group is patrolling flooded neighborhoods pulling stranded people from their home homes. more than 100 state highways in louisiana remain closed. in the areas finally starting to dry out, homeowner it is are looking ahead to cleaning and rebuilding. >> really it hasn't hit me in a >> i know it's material things. a

live in princeton rhondella richardson. jc: now to the dangerous heat temperatures soaring into the 90's today. the humidity making it feel like it's over 100 degrees. harvey: there has been no relief compared to the heat of the day. boston is a 96 degrees. lawrence hit 99 degrees today. right now it feels like 105 in boston. struggle to get to 80 degrees. the heat advisory in effect until 7:00. and the same story, noon to seven all over again. in our area, a little shower. there is some action, strong storms moving toward we will talk about changes in the temperature in a little while. jc: boston is taking no chances with the extreme heat. a heat advisory has been declared. there is free admission to the city pool. check on elderly residents and stay hydrated. >> a lot can happen. we are asking people to check around you. you may not think it will affect your body but it is. jc: you will find a full list of the cooling centers open across the city on our app. >> the driver accused of raping a teenage girl collapses during

patients and staff have been cbs north carolina robert richardson is at the cumberland board of education. robert, will school begin on time? >> reporter: the superintendent said he expects the work to be done before 400 students arrive on campus august 29th. the school system said during an inspection they noticed some chipped paint and they took re positive for lead but the health department said most are in areas where the kids won't be. >> there was an area above where you're walking out to the bus stop and the poles. so there's not an area that would stand for long periods of time. >> the superintendent said samples taken came back clean. the health department will offer free testing at the 12th and they clan get tested for free mondays through fridays at the cumberland county health center. >>> the antiabortion group who wanted to move next door to an abortion clinic in raleigh is suing the city. the hand of hope argue they're violating the city of rights by voting against the zoning change which would allow them to move next to women's health center. >>> deputies say an asian spa i

accused of running a brothel robert richardson is accused of running a illegal massage parlor out of his home. detectives say he would higher male masseuses to give massages and provide other services and would pocket half of what they made. police say he set up security cameras so he could watch. he now faces several felony charges. >>> a valley internet cafi is police swarmed of the megabyte. they arrested several people for illegal gambling and racketeering. the month-long investigation, they are saying -- they are seeing more fronts like this opening up around town. 2 they are usually around neighborhoods. it is a magnet for a lot of different crimes. >> just this year police say they have closed over 1 dozen illegal gambling operations across the state. >>> he will get his in the end. we're not going to give them another thought. >> harsh words for a man who critically wounded a woman last week and eluded police until today. >> he is behind bars and we now have more details on his arrest. it must be a huge relief for the victims family. >> according to the val -- family, she had