dean strang and co-counsel jerry buting featured prominently in the netflix series. nearly a decade later, strang says he's still not over avery's conviction. done for me. i struggle with that, knowing that he came to me, put his chips on me, and we lost. reporter: strang is hopeful about the forensic testing avery's new lawyer has requested. >> scientists can do things now they couldn't do in 2007. reporter: strang says new science may be able to identify the age of blood that could determine if avery's blood was planted at the crime scene. >> i have reporter: strang says he can't be certain avery is innocent, but he is sure public sentiment ensured he didn't get a fair trial. >> i just don't think we delivered mr. avery a fair trial, in part because of the overwhelming pretrial publicity that his case got. reporter: strang told the audience he has another tv project in the works, a program on criminal justice issues. and strang says the filmmakers have already interviewed him for upcoming episodes of ?making a anchor: meanwhile, avery's nephew, brendan dassey, who

colleen: dean strang and co-counsel jerry buting featured prominently in the netflix series. nearly a decade later, strang says he's still not over avery's conviction. >> emotionally, it will never be done for me. i struggle with that, knowing that he came to me, put his chips on me and jerry, and we lost. colleen: strang is hopeful about the forensic testing avery's new lawyer has requested. >> scientists can do things now colleen: strang says new science may be able to determine the age of blood that could determine if avery's blood was planted at the crime scene. >> i personally have always suspected he was innocent. colleen: strang says he can't be certain avery is innocent but he is sure public sentiment ensured he didn't get a fair trial. >> i just don't think we delivered mr. avery a fair trial, in part because of the overwhelming pretrial publicity that his case got. colleen: strang told the audience he has another tv project in the works a program on criminal justice issues. and strang says the filmmakers have already interviewed him for upcoming episodes of making a

strang was in milwaukee talking to marquette law students - while talking about "making a murderer", he weighed in on the lastest court filing for dassey's case. strang says attorney general schimel maybe "reluctant to change" the justice system's "status quo" knowing that he came to me - put his chips on me and jerry, room full of aspiring attorneys - dean strang got honest. after all these years and the popularity of the netflix series "making a murderer" strang says he still struggles with the case's outcome and believes steven avery is innocent. emotionally, it will never be done for me, he is one of three former clients who are serving a sentence of life without parole - i can't forget that. i can't forget those people. recently a federal judge ruled detetectives co-erced steven avery's nephew, to confess to freelance photographer teresa halbach's murder. dassey was 16 at the time and could have been a free man this november had wisconsin's attorney general not appealed the ruling. "there is something very compelling about the status quo if you're the state. in not reopening a c

this is a strange, strange, strange debate. everybody thought that the challenge for hillary clinton and for the moderator, lester holt and for the media covering it was going to be raw fact checking, the number of untrue things that donald trump has said on the campaign trail that he's not used to getting called on live and in realtime. he did say a lot of untrue things. george bush signed nafta, donald trump did say that climate chiang was a hoax perpetrated by the chinese. he did not drop his allegation that president obama is secretly foreign after the president published his long form birth certificate. he kept up with it for five years. the murder rate in new york city hasn't gone up. tt dt was in favor of the iraq war before it started. hillary clinton has not been fighting isis all her life. hillary clinton was not the originator or the proponent of the idea that president obama's birth certificate was fake. trump did suggest that he would try to negotiate down the national debt of the united states. the fact checking c

's jonathon gregg has more reaction from strang. in august a federal judge ruled the confession of a 16 year old brendan dassey was inadmissible because it was coerced by investigators. "whether he came to the right or the wrong conclusion, i think all those things are true about it, it was good judicial handy-work." brenden dassey would be set free within 90 days unless the state attorney general filed an appeal, which brad schimel did momentum preserve the status quo.." strang says he was not surprised by the schimel's decision to appeal the decision to free dassey. "the state often is very interested in preserving the status quo and the status quo right now is that brendan dassey is convicted, he is in prison and this sort of inexorable pressure to keep him there i think makes it no surprise the attorney general's office sought to appeal." strang never represented dassey..and hasnt represented steven avery for a decade but says theres a dasseys conviction or any other conviction for that matter. "it means acknowledging a signific

again, very strange. it does leave everyone at the distinct impression that certain people get treated differently under the law. if you are rich and powerful and the secretary of state to get treated one way and if you are some guy or gal on the street you get treated another way. no reasonable prosecutor would bring the case. i know a lot of reasonable prosecutors. trey gowdy is one of them and their many in congress. again just a sad history. lou: the contrast between servicemembers and the way they have been treated by this administration and the specific issue is in stark contrast to the way they put their warm loving arms around mrs. clinton in her moment. do you believe james comey is crooked? >> absolutely not. that's what's so frustrating to me as someone who has spent a lot of time in the hearing. seems like a very honest upright and straightforward guy. that is his reputation. there are men and women in congress who have worked with him and this guy is a straight shooter. that's why the end res

fox6's jonathon gregg has more reaction from strang. the case against steven avery and brendan dassey was made famous by the netflix documentary making a murderer. starng, whos currt madison...spoke at the marquette university..about, the recent developments in the brendan dassey case. in august a federal judge ruled the confession of a 16 year old brendan dassey was inadmissible because it was coerced by investigators. "whether he came to the right or the wrong conclusion, i think all those things are true about it, it was good judicial handy-work." brenden dassey would be set free within 90 days unless the state appeal, which brad schimel did last friday. "the sort of institutional momentum preserve the status quo.." strang says he was not surprised by the schimel's decision to appeal the decision to free dassey. "the state often is very interested in preserving the status quo and the status quo right now is that brendan dassey is convicted, he is in prison and this sort of inexorable pressure to keep him there i think makes it no sur

fox6's jonathon gregg has more reaction from strang. in august a federal judge ruled it was coerced by investigators. "whether he came to the right or the wrong conclusion, i think all those things are true about it, it was good judicial handy-work." brenden dassey would be set free within 90 days unless the state attorney general filed an appeal, which brad schimel did last friday. "the sort of institutional momentum preserve the status quo.." by the schimel's decision to appeal the decision to free dassey. "the state often is very interested in preserving the status quo and the status quo right now is that brendan dassey is convicted, he is in prison and this sort of inexorable pressure to keep him there i think makes it no surprise the attorney general's office sought to appeal." strang never represented dassey..and hasnt represented steven avery for a decade but says theres a strong pressure to in uphold dasseys conviction or any other conviction for acknowledging a significant wrong or a mistake, which is hard. it means potentially

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and we may see dean strang in a new round of "making a murderer" episodes. strang confirmed earlier this summer he has sat down with the filmmakers for new interview..but doesn't know if it will be used. jonathon gregg fox 6 news when your electronics stop working, you pay big bucks for somebody to repair them... but you might want the one repairman who can't learn his lesson...in today's contact 6. and their motto is "an empty stomach is an empty mind..." how one local restaurant is you pay a lot for electronics and big screen tv's - so when but beware of who you call...katrina cravy shows you how one repairman just can't seem to learn his lesson. as much as the holidays are meant to be magical. they can also be emotional for people who are missing the ones they loved. it was just kind of a down christmas rich greene and greg flegal were close to their mothers so when both ladies died the same year - celebrating was tough. "we would normally put up a tree, but neither of us felt up to the task of all the decorations." what they found was this l-e-d snowflak

. - what a strange world. - it is a very strange world. pepper came with instructions that said you weren't supposed to use it for sex. i don't know how you could. - and also who had to be told that? (laughter) - exactly. - right? this is a strange world. - it is a strange world and therefore what's in my book is no stranger than the strange world we live in. - [evan] we're living in. - so you noodle around like a lot of people who write fiction, it's fiction but it's actually the component parts of things that are out in the world. and you spent a little bit of time noodling around on the internet and thinking about how we can bring the real world. - [margaret] i don't want to want to be accused of having a twisted imagination. - right. - and that it's just me thinking these things up. - how much of this though is commentary as opposed to you stitching together things that you think about or find out in the world? you are often thought of as a political novelist. that you have a political agenda or that the discussions of whether it's the

to questions about the strange sounds. at 5:00 a lot of us rely on the old five second rule or 3 second. either way. you can pick up the food you drop on the floor within that time and it's okay to eat. >> not so. new study says bacteria actually contaminates food much faster than 5 seconds. >> it can happen in less than a second so keep that in mind. it college it was morore likeke i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. >>> tonight, missed warnings. new revelations about what the fbi knew about the bombing rampage suspect two years ago from his own father. and the anti-american sentiments found in his bullet-pierced journal. >>> skittles outrage. donald trump's son getting backlash after comparing and new allegations of misused charity money by trump's foundation

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a man walks into a hospital with something strange through his upper torso. see the household item that nearly killed him. >> why a man should never clean. >>> unsuspecting customers in a restaurant are conversation. the kinky reason behind a couple's game of musical chairs a water buck seems to be e enjoyinghimself. how he escapes one scary rpnder the >> are you kidding! >> and a proposal hidden in a song goes viral. ? keep on going out ? >> now meet the talented performer and his very surprised girl friend. >> at what point in the song

room full of aspiring attorneys - dean strang got honest. after all these years and the popularity of the netflix series "making a murderer" strang says he still struggles with the case's outcome and believes steven avery is innocent. emotionally, it will never be done for me, he is one of three former clients who are serving a sentence of life without parole - i can't forget that. i can't forget those people. recently a federal judge ruled detetectives co-erced steven avery's nephew, to confess to freelance photographer teresa halbach's murder. dassey was 16 at the time and could have been a free man this november had wisconsin's attorney general not appealed the ruling. "there is something very compelling about the status quo if you're the state. in not reopening a conviction not revisiting the possibility of a different outcome at a new trial. while he believes persuading the ag for a new trial was impossible...he says he doesn't know if overturning there is something that could strang says could make steven avery a free man. coming up at

this is jared michael strange. police got a call yesterday. went to a home on 70 place and found a woman dead. she was shot. police say strange has warrants out for his arrest and should be considered armed and dangerous. >> in making their decision. the civil service commission cited several instances. why nixon made false statements about the july 2009 night. in comparison to what they saw in security video. now a judge ordered the case. ruling the commission mis-characterized the facts in the video. >> . right now post tropical cyclone. spinning off the eastern sea board. packing up to 70 miles per hour winds. and heavy rain. the after math is still being felt in parts of north carolina. and virginia. many homes and businesses there. have been damaged. innew jersey governor and alreay declared state of emergency for several counties in his state. coastal new jersey braces for heavy wind and rain. >> officially declared mother >> . the pontiff called her a model of mercy. the nun was a nobel peace prize winner and devoted her life to caring

and that's when fish slipped into the woods with strange. by that logic, penguin helped fish escape. why would he do that? 'cause he wanted fish all to himself. i mean, that is what you offered him, wasn't it? you promised to help fish escape, but you did it by double-crossing her and delivering her to penguin. if that were so, i'd be a millionaire by now. except fish isn't dead. penguin would've dragged her in front of the mob if she was. i don't know. i do know that you're gonna have a hard time collecting all that cash. 'course, that wasn't why you did any of this, was it? who the hell are you, jim gordon? wait... shut up for once. (train hissing) captioning sponsored by warner bros. television and ford. we go further, so you can. >>> happening tonight the candidates holding nothing back you have a plan to fight isis. >> know you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> know we're not we are not huge on the enemy everything you want t no wonder you've been you been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> from foreign policy to

sounds strange-- but here's how they got to that conclusion.. scientists got into 2-thousand facebook accounts-- and looked at their comments and likes. then those people took surveys about their moods-- and satisfaction after using facebook. researchers comments with friends-- their satisfaction levels were as high as they would be if they experienced a major life event.. but "likes" on facebook didn't have the same effect. so - stop liking things... and actually comment on them. better yet... talk to your friends in person... trending this morning -- a picture you may have seen online. take a look. a tourist captured this breathtaking picture of a standing on the cliffs in yosemite national park at sunset. the photographer posted the picture on social media, hoping to find the happy couple. and it worked! sort of. the newlyweds want to remain anonymous. now time for your juicy question of the morning... 80 percent of us have done this. chance everyone in this studio has done this.but one of four people but one of four people are upset after th

inside you'll find exotic, strange gifts for each person on how about an aquanaut swimsuit. it will let you explore shipwrecks if you want. only $825,000. and if that's a little bit expensive, how about a transparent kayak, like wonder woman's kayak, like the invisible jet. that's a thousand dollars. and since it's not even halloween yet, how about a remote controlled that's about 30 bucks. there are also decorations out there, including a christmas carolling lamp post that plays christmas carols for you, $180. >> it will be here before we know it. >>> courtney griffin getting in on a birthday celebration. >> we are out here celebrating joining me is the ceo. your mom and dad started the restaurant. wasn't that like -- what was that like growing up in the kitchen as a child? >> it was great. when we would go in, i got to see the restaurant guests on saturday. but i did grow up in the kitchen, making mud pie, busing tables. >> what a life. we have a great deal going on today. tell us about it. >> 70th birthday, taking two of my father's favorites, the crispy taco and enchilad

after his strange behavior made employees and customers uncomfortable. >> . workers are hopeful police make that victims injuries are serious. but he is expected to recover. black male. about 6 foot 3. 250 pounds to 3 hundred pounds. >> . if you have information call denver police. >> . love land police want to hear from more possible burglary victims after they arrested two men. were found hiding in the weeds. early yesterday morning. police say they have been searching for the suspect. after two neighbors report their homes have been burglarized. through open garages and unlocked doors. >> developing story in washington. now the fight over funding to combat the zika virus continues on capitol hill. >> . democrats blocked a 1 billion dollar measure. because it also restricted funding for birth control. >> . also lifted environmental regulations. both sides accusing the other. and sometimes those in their party of playing politics. with the deadly virus. the pipeline has a capacity to transport more than half a million barrels of oil a day. >> . a federal jud

. >>> strange but drew, the ceremonial first pitch prior to last night's rockies game in phoenix was performed by acrobat christian stoynev his chihuahua scooby. this started out so promising, guys, the catcher waiting patiently. christian a hand balancer while scooby danced on his back. anticipation built while everybody knew the ending would be spectacular and then he put down the dog, picked up the ball, let scooby sniff it and made a lousy throw, strange but >> and look at the smile. ism thinks he's so good, too. >> the satisfaction as if he did go so great. >> he's supposed to take the free hand and toss the ball. >> he grew up in a family that's in ringling brothers and that's whatever delivered. >> not impressed. >> sorry for wasting your time. >> can we say the strange but >>> breaking news tonight. police attacked. two officers assaulted by a man wielding a cleaver. the attacker shot at the scene, the fbi trying to determine, tm. >>> don't use them. a new federal recall on the samsung phone blamed on sparking dozens of fires and now growing fears about other samsung models a

strange stories for friday. ((chris maathuis)) >>> a boston anchor got into a surprise wrestling match on air. w-b-z-tv sports anchor steve burton was leading a segment when the alligator in his the reptile was apparently spooked by a nearby crocodile. the alligator started to flail in an attempt to escape burton's grasp. but the gator was no match for the anchor. burton held firm until another herpetologist could take over./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> here's another strange story that might make you a little sick in the stomach. a home in madison county, indiana is condemned -- after more than a removed. the homeowners were living in feces up to three inches deep. it was so bad firefighters needed hazmat suits and oxygen tanks to do their work../// ((denise valdez)) >>> a kansas woman is celebrating big! edna shaffer is 107. that's her in the wheelchair. family and friends from all over the country are in topeka to take part in a three-day celebration to honor shaffer. the birthday girl enjoys playing cards...w

strange but drew. extremely awkward moment at the united states ryder cup team picture. viceta standing in the back row when the photographer pointed him to the other side, but when woods got there, it became clear he wasn't supposed to be in the photo at all. players only. get lost, coach. strange but drew. stranger but drewer, some fool was attempting to propose to his girl friend live on the yankee stadium scoreboard tonight when he suddenly dropped the ring. everybody in section 132 helped find it. and she said yes. >> oh, wow. >> stranger but drewer. >> did she wait till she saw the ring before she said yes? >> absolutely. could you imagine the grime that's got to be on that thing? >> a little mustard. >> you know she's in for an >>> tomorrow's wednesday halfway through >> what she said and here's your forecast. you like today, you'll love tomorrow, looks a lot like the same, right? even the end of the week cooler, mid-70s. look at october, drew. i do have some 60s in there. did you know it's octo

julian edelman strange, but they still have work to do. julian: it is like one of your

, strange thing. john: in a time of war. >> yeah. almost certainly using slave labor. the irony it got sold to israel after the second world war. so two slave labors in a german factory and ended up in a survival kit. strange how the whole circle, complete it is circle. >> from world war ii to korea and the cold war. >> i think the cold war is someone left outside with a door open. they don't understand the long-time repercussions the way the world looks today. >> tear down this wall. [cheers and applause] >> so you're teaching living history lessons here, really. >> yeah, that's exactly what we are doing. what's important is the people and the way people that defended what they had and they need to understand that there was a cost to that. [music] >> captured at the end of vietnam war. john: whose weapons were they? >> vietnamese. supplied them. they would have those things all over the place. john: for the zoars of children who visit the museum, the realities of what americans gi had to endure are m

comes with a strange side effect. why some peop hissing noise and what it means for apple's prized new gadget. next on the valley's news leader./// <<< voice over: "you're watching the valley's news leader...with dave courvoisier, those were the worst days of our lives, and congressman heck called it "a blip." narrator: in 2008, joe heck called nevada's housing crisis "a blip on the radar." that's just how out of touch joe heck is. narrator: after heck sponsored a bill giving tax breaks to big banks, he took over $500,000 from wall street-- including banks who caused the housing crisis. it's clear what joe heck's priorities are, and families like mine get left behind. narrator: afscme people is responsible >>> a big fight is brewing in california over the use of a name some find offensive. city council members in the city of chowchilla are working to keep their mascot name, "redskin," alive. the state passed a law banning the use of the mascot. so now, the council plans to change a nearby street name from humboldt ave

old after responding to reports or car stalled and the middle- of-the-road she believes he was acting strangely was ignoring her commands she thought he was reaching for a gun when she shot him and feared for her life no gun was found at the scene in the video shows a sense of the the air attorney for their families and there have been charges of being brought against officer. >>james: you please rich enough to investigators and another bay area sitting. >>reporter: he is being held on $1 million bail for lewd and lascivious conduct with the child under 14 and continue a sexual assault, and the parent we talk to what the boys and girls club of where he used to work her own tale to tell of this. >>reporter: he voluntarily in 2013 after they change their policy preventing staff members from the interaction with children off-campus including no overnight trips. >>james: elsewhere community is coming together to support a popular couple who brutally attacked in his own driveway the victim is expected to survive as injuries. >>reporter: at this point is unclear when or if you will be a to return to

that number may seem strange. what's interesting about these charges is this man has want yet been charged with anything related to his alleged role in blowing up those bombs either in new jersey or new york. what he has been charged with -- he has been charged in conjunction with that shoot-out with police officers this morning. super interesting. we'll be talking a moment about why that is and what we know about the case against him. we've also just got brand new details tonight about the construction of the bombs in both new york and new jersey. there are very unusual details and what has been reported about the construction and the makeup of these devices, to a certain level, all homemade bombs by definition are a little strange. they're all a little different. the details about these bombs that have been recovered and the ones that exploded in new jersey and in new york, the details about how they were built are weird enough details that they may actually be helpful. they've been sorting out where he may have

what is he doing in this strange video. >> strange video. >> yes, out of character. >> should authorities be called or not that strange. >> more in the line of tim tebow playing quarterback to a different sport like baseball. >> major switch. >> we will play it after the break. newspapers know the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. if america's favorites - (vo)burgers, tacos and chili ask could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. >>> let's get to this video. >> this is carson wentz is up to during his teenage year. the receipt i young now but as we go back in the day we found this video out there. young qua

a lot of strange politics happening and for all those reasons the democrats wanted on the cr. >> host: of course back in the senate what happens if the cr, the containing resolution fails? are they going to be some are able to make the deadline of friday? >> caller: they have the time to the question is whether the caller going to do? they have to go back to the drawing board. they could add the flint language has already passed. that would give democrats on board. even if they continue to lose a couple of the republicans, there's concerns over the ex-im bank and mike lead utah never vote for containing resolution in any form so he will oppose a. you could also democrats on board and the misery quickly through the city. it's an issue of what is mcconnell once do. who blinks first? if kind became a shutdown chicken. and begin because the republicans took the politically last time round they were not wanted to write again and found this election. the democrats feel they have leverage, the of the vantage and they're trying to use that to maximize all about. >> host: mike lillis foothill.

notify the police. >> we do not profile people we profile strange behaviors or could be any number of things such as someone in a restricted area . we have plainclothes officers, as well as in some cases if see something suspicious the plainclothes behavior detection officer will interview the person to see if you see some you won't. there as an fbi office at airport because of the changing situation on the east coast the cannot comment on threat levels or security changes. >> gain three means take three winged coaster browns quarterback, a good chance off cody kessler will start since josh mccown is injured as p.j. ziegler reports. it feels like were watching the movie groundhog day, the browns making another qu?bec change after josh mccown was injured sunday against the ravens is listed as quick to wake will be out sunday versus the dolphins cody kessler the third round draft pick will pla sundayaf browns will search for another quarterback to add depth, catalog and will likely be called up from the practice squad coach jackson will not sa who will play if cody kessler i injured, co

. >>> strange but true. henrik stinson got tired of an american heckler and challenged justin rose set a $100 next to the ball and then david johnson of north dakota -- that's what i'm talking about! johnson puts the money where his mouth is, strange but drew. >> i rolled my eyes, swallowed my puke, hit the putt and it happened to go in. so that was cool. >> oh, that's disgusting. >> i'm sure it's exactly how it happened. >> he had to give that end is always fun. >> he was into it. >> when are we getting our next tebow update? the baseballening is so fun. -- baseball thing is so fun. what do you think? >> tim tebow played baseball today in port st. lucie florida. >> if anything big happens, we'll hear. >> she had 30 seconds for a weather update. >> tim tebow played baseball once again today. think about that. beautiful weather for the weekend, highs near 80 saturday and sunday. our best chance for rain will be tomorrow. >> we need that rain, too starting to dry out. >>> tonight, deadl n dih hour it.?q why di

canton and his family pushed the legislature to pass missy's law which made strange us -- strangulation a felony. he's been an advocate for victims of violence and abuse. >> these victims go to a lot of these 5k's, they feel safe, they can be there, so we want to show we're behind them and we want to have numbers, lots of people to be unified to show how we want to combat domestic violence. jean: and the coalitionls challenge which raises awareness about domestic violence and

here's why that is interesting and potentially strange. because there are also reports tonight that the other pressure cooker bomb, the one that did actually go off to such terrible effect on 23rd and manhattan, sarday nig, the one that injured 29 people, created the blast, we are told tonight that pressure cooker bomb was made with a whole different kind of explosive. we're told tonight the explosive material in that one, the one that went off, was a combination of ammonium nitrate and aluminum powder. neither ammonium nitrate nor aluminum powder is kiddconsider explosive on its own. i think. when you combine the two components it creates an explosive mix, and relatively common one. the two components are components of widely available commercial products people use at gun ranges and stuff when they want a shooting range target that doesn't just get a bullet hole through tip, explodes when you hit it with a rifle round. i know that sounds a little bit over the top. sure a lot of people use exploding targets. gee, whiz, i want something to

in fact, this was strange, even diane's own prints were hard to find. as if the killer may have wiped them clean. >> there was really not even a fingerprint that you would think you would find in a house that was occupied. >> reporter: that's very rare. >> yes, it was very rare and scary. >> reporter: scary because he couldn't know who he was. scary because if he was a stranger just looking for a convenient target he'd probably seen the stories on tv and knew they were looking for him. he could have changed appearances or left the area. then there was just one more phone call from a woman who said she, too, had had an experience with a male home buyer and this caller just might lead them to an actual person. >> and she basically had told us that months earlier, that this man, with the same story, had come to her home, been in a different neighborhood. >> so very affluent, so it kind of matched. >> he was very insistent about wanting to go in and see that house. she immediately got a creepy feeling from him and told him no. and her husband said if he eve

police have taken the suspect 31-year-old jared strange into custody. >> friends say he is the husband of the victim, 32-year- old roxanne holkeen. >> cbs4's melissa garcia is live at that complex near 70th place and stewart street. you spoke with family members who have an emotional plea? the community's help to bury the mother of five. she was shot here two weeks ago inside of her apartment where she lived with the suspect. he has been caught, but that leaves little closure for her loved ones. >> i didn't really realize how much i loved her until she's gone. >> reporter: carlos is devastated at the loss of his ex-wife. roxanne, a mother of five, died when she was shot in the neck in her westminster apartment days before now his son will grow up without his mother. >> he was devastated. she was really active in helping me raise this child all the time. not having that no more, it's really heartbreaking to me. >> reporter: police arrested the suspect last week on unrelated warrants. 31-year-old jared michael strange is under investigation for second degree homicide. he has not been cha

>> i have a war of words with people on facebook that we had no women in "strange fruit." someone asked me and i said that's a male privilege. i just didn't think about it. i didn't think i had to as a man. i recently read something where men don't be asked to put into a feminist movement, -- >> you haven't heard beyonce's song. women run the world. how do i put those voices out there and what should i do? there on celebrated narratives. the next story should be a woman. you think about what happens in the masters of my household. there was always women there. as a black man and a man in general, it's my job to look at what women can do. karen: can do and have done. >> right, i had to move from a passive understanding that women can do everything to a more passive role and i decided to do she just runs around the world doing amazing things. karen: there are many people on song so how do you do the research? this is very detailed. >> what happens with the research, it starts with somebody telling me a story. a certain person. once someone says something interesting about so

this is jared michael strange. police say they got a 911 call yesterday. went to the home on 70 place and found a woman dead. she was shot. strange has warrants out for his arrest and should be considered if you know where he is. call west minister police. >> . you can call crime stoppers. and might be eligible for a two thousand dollar reward. >> . developing. this in denver. police say there was a carjacking along south monaco park way. north of kentucky avenue. it happened this morning. shortly after 3 a.m. police say that a newer model toyota was stolen. didn't tell us the make of the car. this point tph-fgt tors don't have a good description of the suspect. when we learn more information we'll pass it along. nightmare. she says this man broke into her home early this morning. and tried to sexually assault her. while she was sleeping on the couch. it happened on the 26 hundred block of colorado avenue. woman tells police the man took off. in a gold or silver colored suv. after she woke up. >> . described as being a black man. with a stocky build. betwe

i have to strang i have to strang arm to correct. >> we're dealing with the heat. it's astounding we're in september. >> unbelievabl today's numbers were once again record breaking at two airports. you saw him take the money bac back. i'm telling. >> she took it back? >> they took it back. >> all right, i'll get my gang out don't worry i'll make phone calls i'll look for the heat on jim. let's look at numbers today folks because record breaking temperatures dulles and bwi take a look at that unbelievable and we could do the same tomorrow. right now temperatures into the 70s and 80s and 83 d.c. and here's what it feels ling when you factor in the dew points and when you see that humidity and air temperatures together feels 91 right now in d.c. and 93 annapolis and aas fredericksbur feels triple digits. get prepared. it's a hot and sticky day out there. jet stream well north of us bringing all that humid air towards our area and we're not going to see a change until we get into sunday. and that's when we have this frontal system our next weather maker right here that

dean strang will be a guest at "on the issues with mike gousha" at marquette. since the netflix series became a huge hit, strang has spoken out about the criminal justice system. >> looking ahead, maria hamilton, the mother of dontre today. hamilton's son was killed by milwaukee police in red arrow park back in 2014. dr. oz starts at 11:00 this morning here on wisn 12. >> new this morning, the packers pulled out a win yesterday, but it wasn't easy. they had to fight the heat as well as the jaguars. wisn 12 sports' stephanie sutton has more from jacksonville, florida. >> it was more than a hundred degrees on the field during the heat and the jacquars to get the win of the season. >> it was a good win for the football team. when he knew this was going to be a difficult challenge playing jacksonville, an excellent team and playing in the heat. it is challenging for both of the teams and i am proud of the guys fighting and was a good finisher with the defense. >> it is tough to win in the league and tough to win on the road. >> and tempting for some of the players

he found danielle's tone to be strangely flat and unemotional. >> that was troubling to me. that was disturbing to me. >> i cannot believe he did this. >> reporter: danielle went on to say she had no idea michael planned to talk to sam that day. >> michael never said anything about going over there? >> no, he didn't. >> reporter: but detectives were skeptical. they wondered if danielle knew more about michael's intentions than she was letting on. >> at this point, i don't know to believe her or not. >> reporter: you're not done with danielle dreher? >> oh, we're not done with her. >> reporter: for the time being, szalbirak left danielle at the hospital to be with sam's family. it was up to danielle to reveal the identity of the shooter and explain the sordid details of how she was connected to him. >> she said, i need you to sit down. i have something to tell you. and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. >> reporter: first, cindy learned sam and danielle were getting a divorce. then, that both danielle and sam were having affairs. most shocking of all -- it was daniell

"this is strange.." but look at what the uw milwaukee 's seismic station recorded and posted saturday a noticeable spike in activity. we also got shout out from angela says she felt the quake while in the miller park neighborhood this morning. for my self...still asleep. back to you. the wisconsin humane society is sharing more pictures of that young red fox caught in a rat trap. the injured fox was taken to the humane society yesterday -- and is recovering. the trap has been taken off -- the foot cleaned and the fox paw.. the humane society says the little guy still has a long way to go -- but they are taking it one day at a time. the red cross responds to so many disasters -- from hurricanes to wildfires. but this year -- they say there's been so many disasters they are stretched thin. how you can help both the organization - and people in need. plus -- hillary clinton staying off the campaign trail after the f-b-i released many of her emails. why she says -- she can't r department. fox six is pleased

if we predict this will not happened and we've already had a pretty strange year. which brings us to the second big point in the strange conspiracy theories about hillary clinton's health. on social media you find diagrams supposedly charting issues with eye and unsteadiness. people with backgrounds in medicine diagnosises her animated expressions as this, that or the other and the coughing fits have not helped. we received a number of questions about this. in summary, going ago, clintons physician wrote that clinton is in fact healthy. her biggest health issue appears to have been a stomach virus she contracted in 2012 that caused her to faint, which caused a concussion, at which point doctors detected a blood clot in her brain. clen ton says she's passed that. >> are you in good health? >> you take my pulse while i'm talking to you. >> clinton's problem is on the campaign trail. the good news is she can counter that in the upcoming debates and play to her experience just as ronald reagan did in 1984. >> is there any doubt in your mind that you would be able to fu

he was assigned his favorite number, 15, strange but drew. new york mets jersey sales right now, no. 1 is noah sindergaard, their all-star pitcher, no. 2 is make your own jersey and >>> developing news tonight. terror takedown. a dramatic shoot-out in the streets. the man wanted in bombings that terrorized new york and new jersey, captured alive after a massive manhunt. the suspect allegedly caught on camera at bomb scenes in manhattan. today's arrest just hours after a new explosion near a new jersey train sta how authorities use evidence left behind and the public's health to track him down. tonight new details about the suspect, a naturalized u.s. citizen from afghanistan, his past troubles with law enforcement and his travels overseas. and troubling questions. what was the motive and did the bomber have help? "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in

people are getting more and more creative and some strange things reception. for one valley couple, one strange thing turned into the perfect setting for wedding photos and they went to a circle k to make that happen. >> everything was so smooth. we couldn't ask for a better day. >> it should have rained but for some reason it didn't. >> after the vows were taken, the bride got a crazy idea. >> and then, why don't we just go let's' do it. >> she likes circle k. >> they brought their good friend the wedding photographer in with them. >> we were literally coming out, getting in the car and they are like, let's go to circle k. and in my head i'm thinking circle k? >> the photographer captured this image of the couple walking into the circle k. lexie not caring about her dress. >> she ruined her wedding dress even. >> it was so worth it. my wedding dress again. >> the first stop, the soda machine. >> i got pictures of them getting drinks. >> two hot dogs, two beers, life savers and a soda. >> one of the hot dogs was for the photographer. >> still clicking away. >>