Kill a man during a confrontation in a parking lot. He pled guilty in both of those cases but only received a suspended jail sentence. In the control room, Mark Ockerbloom, fox25 news. Blair those attacks have people show their support to police. Watch how one woman breaks down bringing water to officers in iowa. This is the only way i know how this help. And i want you guys to be hydrated. And i want to you go home to your fil blair the community doing what they can. Stay with fox25 for continuing coverage of the tragic events in iowa. We will bring you new developments as they happen. Well, it is six days until the election, and while millions of americans have already cast their ballots, donald trump and Hillary Clinton are wasting none of the time they have left. As we report, the candidates and their teams are crisscrossing the country making final pitch to voters battleground states. Reporter a race for the finish for president ial challengers donald trump and Hillary Clinton. We
Gaining their trust before savagely murdering them. Sampsons attorneys all from outside of boston blame sampsons murder spree on a head injury. They say, he fell down the stairs when he was four years old, and that turned in to an early traumatic brain injury after several more bumps on his head over the years. I dont know any of us who have not fallen down the stairs or fallen off our bikes. We didnt have helmets when we were growing up. It happened to all of us and we didnt all turn out this way. The reporter and were expected to hear from witnesses in this case. Straight ahead at 6 00 p. M. , were going to have a little bit more about what the government says sampson did while he was serving time that makes him even dangerous while in custody. We are live if boston, robert goulston, fox 25 news. Mark developing tonight, police are estimate working to come up with a motive for deadly attacks on two iowa Police Officers. Both of these men were shot and killed without warning while the
And launched his attack when he saw vanessa jogging all by herself out on the rural road. What youre dealing with is someone who is probably very much engaged in predatory behavior, which means that theyre out looking for victims and when it happens, theyre ready to go, so it makes it look real impulsive, its for the offender though its not as impulsive, because hes ready at all times. Theyre certainly considering that this is someone who happened to co radar screen, and she happened to come across his radar screen making it, you know, a stranger assault, and that makes it a lot more difficult for investigators. The reporter now, this was an eyeopening trip for me. Mary ellen otoole, sharing fascinating insights about vanessas case, about the killer, and these insights come from three decades of studying cases like vanessa. Vanessa im curious, did she marcottes killer could be now. The reporter yes, she did. One of the chilling things she said to me, she believes vanessas killer is fam
if he doesn t order a cooling off period, the unions could strike as soon as next month. jana katsuyama live in oakland, with the information revealed at today s unusual hearing. reporter: there was a lot of information. the two sides are expected to come back to the table at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow here at the caltrans building. what became very clear, as you heard earlier, was the big gap between the two sides. the hearing room was packed at the state building in oakland. as the three investigators appointed by governor brown listened to b.a.r.t. and the three unions. all parties put their positions to the public for the first time. the average worker in our unit does not make $79,500. they make $66,000 a year. reporter: another sticking point is benefits. the cost of the benefit packages have risen nearly 210%. and the escalation continues. reporter: escalation of tensions have heightened ever since a four day strike in july. feelings that surfaced as some 20 differen
with the information revealed at today s unusual hearing. reporter: there was a lot of information. the two sides are expected to come back to the table at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow here at the caltrans building. what became very clear, as you heard earlier, was the big gap between the two sides. the hearing room was packed at the state building in oakland. as the three investigators appointed by governor brown listened to b.a.r.t. and the three unions. all parties put their positions to the public for the first time. the average worker in our unit does not make $79,500. they make $66,000 a year. reporter: another sticking point is benefits. the cost of the benefit packages have risen nearly 210%. and the escalation continues. reporter: escalation of tensions have heightened ever since a four day strike in july. feelings that surfaced as some 20 different people gave public comment. your riding public that you re leaving hanging day after day after day after day. you don