>> these activists spoke near the wall where the mural once stood. it was recently painted over, causing outrage and still unclear who removed it. people signed a document addressed to the owners and the city of san jose. they want change including restoration of the mural. >> we want equitable funding and resources to help maintain and restore and paint more murals in san jose. >> josé designed and painted the mural on the former pay less shoe source. >> i want to say thank you to the community. it's a big surprise for me. >> the community are telling us. i don't know if we can because we needed permission. >> organizers said they got support from the city, but they have a clear message that a rich history must be protected. >> nothing has been cemented

just yet. i think this is going to be a long road ahead. >> in san jose, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> strong accusations against amazon. employees are being accused of taking bribes to take down bad reviews. they want to restore banned accounts and leak internal data. it is mostly happening in china with payments over $2,000. they are shuffling roles to root out the bribery. the best in television about to be honored. the emmy awards are tomorrow night. who will take home the top prizes? it will be a tight competition. >> the emmy race is on and the drama is focussed on the hand maid's tale, hands down the front-runner for best drama. the show's star elizabeth moss is the odds on favorite to take

home best actress. it's her second emmy win in a role. sterling k. brown could win for his role in this is us. he won last year for best actor in a dram a but had serious competition. matthew reece account also swoop in and take home the trophy for the american. >> this is what i'm looking for. >> moving over to comedy, the best comedy series is expected to go to atlanta. donald glover is expected to win his second emmy for lead actor in a comedy series. >> no solid food for straight weeks. >> rachel earned a golden gho moonlights as a stand up me expected to win her an award for best actress in ao. i see you are still in that

place. >> henry winkler who was a tv icon in the 70s as the fonz is expected to win his first emmy award for the supporting role in the comedy with the other winner in the category would be considered a major upset. kate mckinnon tops the list for best supporting actress for snl. >> they crack me up every time. >> the 70th emmy awards will air right here. live coverage at 4:30. colin jost and michael che are live. >> of course. >> i got a chance to interview henry weekler. nicest man you can ever meet. >> maybe not the nicest rob is

nice and good at his job. >> i can forecast circles around the fonz. >> right now we have nice weather this weekend. a cooling trend through the next couple of days and the 10-day forecast has rain. we will take a closer look coming up. a look at the highs and they are a bit warmer. close to 80 in santa rosa and conco concord. even with the slight warm up today, temperatures are still below average. that will change big time by thursday. right now in san francisco, patchy low clouds and 59 degrees and a high of 66 earlier. emeryville sees temperatures in the low 60s. feeling more like fall over the last couple of evenings. 60 in dublin and san jose also in the 60s after highs earlier in the mid 70s. good air quality will follow us

and that's the pleasant rain we va seen. better control of the fires burning up to the north. from north to south in the green for monday and likely to stay that way for tuesday. we will likely have the return of low clouds across the bay. interesting during the afternoon, northwest winds picking up and a drier air mass into the low clouds and more sunshine late in the day. the temperatures are not going to reflect that. over the next couple of days, temperatures will be cooling and approaching tuesday. morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s. highs tomorrow in the mid 70s again. closer to 80 temperatures where were. starting a downward trend. the winds pick up off the ocean. 63 degrees in oakland and peninsula temperatures, 68 in san mateo and low 70s for redwood city. mid 60s for san francisco. it will be interesting coming

down for tuesday and very briefly thursday high pressure makes a come back and it will be a significant jump. temperatures could be approaching 90. the first weekend of fall, watch what happens. by the time we get to sunday and monday, look at that. rain on the north coast. that's a big change. coming up, notice the date. you have to go out. september 24th, to find that. it's part of the 10-day outlook approaching the west coast. they will get stronger and we hope they are further south. the 10-day rainfall outlook brings a lot to the north and we will take you on a closer tour of the areas that could seerain. look at eureka. into ukiah and clear like. closer to the bay area, it's sitting on the outer fridge and

misty skies with drizzle, but the real rain for now is up around mendocino county northward. the fire is ongoing out to the north. a chance of showers dropping south in the 10-day forecast. here's the seven-day outlook. numbers closer to 70 by thursday. notice our inland temperatures. big job going from cooling to near 90 on thursday. dropping back down saturday to sunday as we see the roller coaster ride. we have a chance of that into the upper 80s into thursday. another case that was from livermore to almost 90 on thursday. one more stop into concord. that goes from the mid 70s to sdmon dropping down next weekend. i have to say the 10-day and the 14-day outlook is getting more and more interesting as we could see the rain line welcome chang

alwa that. does this mean the rain window is open? >> for the outlook for at least the second half of september, it looks more promising. we are on the fringe of seeing the rain getting this far south, but the positive news is that means no strong sign of high pressure seth us up for hot and dry weather. cooler than average and possibly pet wetter than average. >> how are we doing overall in 2018? >> for the bay area, san jose and san francisco this is one of the driest stretches we have seen. sometimes in summer, you get a little bit of rain. as we get more into october, the rain increases. >> rob, thank you so much. >> we always say we want it and it comes and then when is the rain going to stop? >> true. a major effort to help veterans get on their feet.

>> hundreds of volunteers gather at the county fairgrounds if area a life-changing program.

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that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. a hit and run driver who killed a man. the crash happened around 9:30 last n >> in santa rosa police are asking for help to find a hit-and-run driver who killed a man. it happened last night on stony point road in west santa rosa. several 911 calls came in about a driver who hit a man and drove off. first responders rushed to the scene, but the victim was already dead. they are hoping to find surve surveillance video. all they have now is a description of the car as a white compact sedan. >> getting hep help in a variety of ways program. they provide health care, clothing, legal services and more to struggling veterans. the name stand down is significant. >> it's a military term for getting out of the war zone and

relaxing. they get out of the war zone and come here to relax. they bring their pets and we have what we call a doggy stand down and we take the pets and get them cleaned up and get and that sort of thing. >> more than 1,000 volunteers took part. the program runs through wednesday at the al meeta fairgrounds in pleasanton. >> dozens of rescue groups were at the bay area pet fair billed as the biggest adoption event in the country. they are brought the pups down from lake county. many were overcrowded. this adoption event is great because people get to take time to find just the right pet. >> we end up doing a adoptions people have a choice and they are able to look and see what animal fits them. >> by the way, thanks to this event, more than 1500 animals

found new homes. keeping a promise to help another purpose is always a good thing, but when that ends up helping thousands of others, that's better. an entrepreneur is doing just that with farmers around the world and health conscious consumers. >> this is our pure powder. >> this is no one recipe to follow. >> i'm going to mix that in. >> each one like the founder. unique. take lisa curtis.as to make a s promise. >> i made a commitment and a promise and i have to see this through. >> the promise made was to women in a village where she was a peace corps volunteer. feeling the effects of malnutrition at the time, she

asked what could help. >> they pull the leaves off a tree and mixed it into the peanut snack. >> the leaves were from the nutrient-rich plant and soon lisa was back in good health. well-known in many parts of the world, she was unfamiliar to most americans. lisa promised the women if they grew more, she would help them find a way. before it could get off the ground, reality struck. terrorist activity forced the peace to pull out and put 's know and was so excited to work with, just had to tell them i'm so sorry. i have to leave. >> still the seed of that dream didn't die. lisa returned to find the first u.s. maker of mo ringa-based

health foods. for sale in thousands of stores, they help provide an income for 1,000 farmers in 13 low income countries. because of lingering challenges, niger is not one of them. maybe not for long. lisa just kurped from a u.s. government supported trip, hoping to boost trade with niger. lisa confident they will improve the lives of people who have so little, and just as important, keep her promise. >> amazing. it's like full circle. indeed. i met lisa. she was on one of our shows just getting this company off the ground. it's neat to see the progress. >> it's a multimillion company. you go to whole foods and you find their feeling that in the

aroo trends, i don't think this is the last you will hear about it. >> i'm very excited for her and the people there. thanks. another great bay area. gabe is the sports director of our spanish language partner, telemundo 48. he is providing color commentary in spanish on 49ers.com. he posted this photo from the booth with the head of nfb mexico. he is a great person to follow on twitter. we will turn it over to sports. san francisco employed a sharpy signing for eight science. he's in the hall of fame. another controversial and talented white out looking at the 49ers as a possible

destination. josh gordon wants to 49ers or . they are planning to cut gordon on monday. he was reportedly injuries in a promotional shoot. suspended for the seasons for violating the substance abuse policy. stay tuned. 49ers hosting the lions. the 7-yard touchdown pass, 20-10. after the lions cut the lead, he cuts back across the field. gets a great block and 66 yards for a touchdown. finishes with 138 yards rushing and made it 27-13, come back an.

the 49ers hold on to get the first win of the year. richard sherman is not quite satisfied. >> a win is a win and it feels like a lot on defense. we are down the stretch. that's what we needed. it's a humbling lesson. thank goodness we got the lesson. it will be a humbling experience. >> talk about humbling, with the quarterback, he dives and scores. the final monday and 6-yard gain deep into oakland territory.

that's a problem. and for the field goal from 36 yards. the raiders lose and fall to 0-2. a's magic to clinch a playoff spot. the bottom one, no score. a tw2-1 shot. this time they give it up to willie. tampa a winner. 5-4. giants looking to sweep the rockies and disrupt the race in the nl west. the score bases loaded for the pitcher. antonio with the pitch they're singles to left. bottom eight and rockies up, 3-1. singles to center. joe panik comes on in. same score and giants are down

to the final strike. colorado is a winner, 3-2. that will do it for sports. we will have more news after the break. saying monday - we )ll fit who is headed to the moon. and - a bay area couple got a 45- hundred-dollar bill. for 1 fast food delivery! how we helped solve the case of the "hacked food app." )today in the bay. )

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and i )m garvin thomas, in f welcome back to this special edition of nbc bay area news. >> let's recap the top stories we are following. anonymous no longer. the woman accuses supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh comes forward and she is a professor in palo alto. >> that's right. we will change it up to a marin county family who will fight to keep persons from tib lon to angel island. they try to take over the ferry service. for more on the history of the family and taking people to the island for decades. >> great grandfather built a boarding house and we have been

down here for five generations. we have run both in and out long before it was a state park. >> nearly every visitor who stepped on to angel island made the trip on a ferry operated by the mcdonough family. >> there were people waiting for the ferry back in the day. >> the captain's great grandfather ran out of tiberon and they ferried passengers in 1959. >> this was the first boat. once you have the water in your vains, that's it. that's what you are going do. >> captain maggie took the boat. she runs performs back and forth to the island as part of the family business. >> this was the original deep water shipping channel. >> i get to be out here. that is my office.

>> the state of california is seeking out a being and said it submitted a proposal and cited the expensive repairs required by the state. still she said she will fight to keep the family business on the water. >> we will continue to operate and continue to take care of the community just like they have taken care of us. that's what we do. they are the fifth generation to run in tiberon. >> we're love what we do and love being on the water. they are raising to keep the contract with the state.

doing the things her family has always done. >> salt water is in our veins. >> nbc bay area news. >> five generations. >> one of the photographers posted a video of the diverse hybrid ferry doing that trip and it's gorgeous. today would have been a beautiful day to be out on the water. >> in san francisco when the offshore winds pick up. you get normal temperatures and clear skies. you won't see the winds this week, but clear around san francisco and they are lurking off to the west after a high of 66 earlier today. we expect the low clouds across the bay for the morning commute. a few extra low clouds across the east bay into parts of the trivalley. for september standards, that's chilly. 60 after a high of 77.

into san jose, 63 after a high of 76. temperatures are holding steady for tomorrow and they may come down a little bit for tuesday before the roller coaster ride. from north to south, good air quality will stay that way until thursday. we might see levels of air quality in the week. low clouds and misty skies for san francisco. winds picking up out of the west northwest may help to clear out the coast by mid-afternoon tomorrow. the winds are coming in off that cool ocean. it will keep our temperatures down with members starting in the 40s to 50s. upper 40s p and hig tomorrow cl what we saw today. 76 downtown.

and mid- to upper 70s. the temperatures are staying relatively warm inland, but only 68 degrees around oakland. temperatures are similar in the mid 60s and north bay temperatures for monday climbing into the mid- to upper 70s. high pressure this weekend is over denver. the raiders game was near a record high temperature out in denver with numbers in the 90s. tuesday we have another system passing by to the north to keep the temperatures down. high pressure builds back across california just for 36 hours. that will be the warmest we see this week. the next weekend as fall gets started, look what happens approaching monday. there is a chance in the 10-day rainfall outlook through period of times of northern california. above average chances of finding rain. most of that will be mendocino

county northward. we are seeing a chance of maybe seeing a few showers. san francisco, temperatures climbing from thursday. being the warmest day of the week and towards the end of the seven-day forecast will be cooling for next weekend and getting more interesting for a chance of showers dropping south and getting ever so close to the north bay into the 10-day outlook following next week. >> thanks so much. i see people asking for the forecast for the blue angels. >> a little too far out. >> thanks, rob. >> we'll be right back.

my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely, so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. so the environment is there for my kids

and future generations. together, we're building a better california. edition of nbc bay area news. i )m vicky nguygen. and i )m garvin thomas, in for >> we want to welcome you back to bay area news. >> let's recap the top stories we are following tonight. anonymous no longer. the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault identified herself. christine blasey ford is a

research psychologist at palo alto university. she claims kavanaugh pinned her to a bet and groped her and tried to take off her clothes when they were both in high school. kavanaugh denied the allegations. >> protesters will be outside the office of the california attorney general tomorrow wanting half jer basera to launch a cloeb inprobe to clerg. >> rising floodwaters are the biggest concerns tonight from hurricane florence. >> tens of tusds are in serious danger. jay gray has the latest. >> the winds may have eased a bit, but the rain has not. the attack from florence continues. >> this storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now. >> more than a dozen have died

in the storm. e-nth-old killed when a tree fell on his home. close to a million are without power. in some areas more than 2.5 feet of water rushing into homes and businesses with more on the way. this is a firsthand look at the damage in wilmington. this giant tree is pulled from the ground and thrown across the street. it pulled down power lines and crushed a car here. this is the kind of scene playing out across the carolinas. high water rescues continue, some pulled to safety by choppers. others scooped from thes rising waters by boat. >> we went up and stayed there for a little while. >> like s nyhere, for a way out. jay gray, nbc news. wilmington, north carolina. >> look being back to one of last year's devastating storms. fema is defending president trump's claims about the number

of deaths in puerto rico due to hurricane maria. >> what happens is even in this event, you might see more deaths indirectly occur as time goes on because people have heart attacks due to stress or falloff their house due to repairs. >> the number of deaths from maria he said is inflated. according to a stad nearly 3,000 people died. on thursday the president tweeted 3,000 did not die and he said there were anywhere from 6 to 18 deaths. >> he said democrats did it ta to make him look bad. do you believe that? >> i don't know why the studies were done. what we are trying to do in my died. direct deaths, the way the water and the ve fema is one of the l employers in puerto rico as they

start to rebuild the territory. >> california is sig tirture away to set up safe injection sites for drug users. they have not intricated whether he will sign, but it's controversial. they could soon be coming to cities across the united states despite clear opposition from the feds. >> at a community center in new york city, jamie woods battling drug addiction slip slips into the restroom. she has 10 minutes. anti-overdose medications nearby if needed. >> that are works for you? >> yes. it's the only place they know i can come and get straight because of medication. >> staff here along with mayors and health officials in four big cities and activists in other communities want to help users inject safely by opening safe injection or overdose prevention

sites. medically supervised settings. >> people using drugs don't need to die in the streets and alleyways because they don't have anywhere to use. >> california passed a bill to open pilot centers in san francisco. the governor deciding whether to sign it do into law. >> it's not lawful to facilitate the use of drugs. >> rod rosen stein warned of swift and aggressive action. >> they ought to persuade them to stop using drugs. >> they would argue they have try that, but wasn't get people into treatment. is that a concern of yours? >> it's useful to try new and different approaches, but the approach facilitating drug use is a piece. >> injection centers like this one operate in at least 60 european and canadian cities.

the public health advocates insist the center saves lives. >> there have been millions of injections happening and no one ever died. this is why people are urgently looking as a potential solution to the problem. >> the mayor is touring, hoping to rally support for the idea. >> they should probably be in doorways or staircases. >> people like woods try to get through another day. nbc news, new york. >> our unit travelled to see the safe sites firsthand. to see what we uncovered, click on the investigations tab. >> in massachusetts, thousands of people were allowed to return to their homes after a gas leak set off dozens of fires. thursday afternoon north of the

boston it killed an 18-year-old man and injured 25 others. the all clear was given to go back home, but some don't have a home to go back to. about 80 houses were damage or destroyed that has many in the bay area remembering the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. >> a mystery that can rival a movie plot. the chinese actress is starring in blockbusters. she hasn't been seen since june and the question is the chinese government behind her disappearan disappearance. >> americans may know her from x men, but in china, she is celebrity royalty. one thing china's most famous actress. she is a red carpet regular. and the face of blitzy

adcampaigns, now that face is missing. fans seem to have banished in the reports she was involved in a tax probe. >> how is it possible for china's most famous actress to suddenly disappear? >> i don't know. there also rumors, but nobody knows where she is. >> two film contracts were released online. one for tax purposes said she was paid 1.5 million while a separate contract was paid and allegations she denied. she has not been charged with a crime, but an article in a state-run paper said she was brought under control and was about to receive legal judgment. hours later, the article was pulled. beijing is cracking down on the entertainment industry. a new report ranking chinese stars by the level of social

responsibility spanned dead last. >> the message is that nobody is above the party. they don't like celebrity worship so she is running counter. >> for a woman who made her name on the silver screen, it's a real life drama captivating the world. nbc news. >> dramatic video from the mediterranean. migrants are safe after a rescue yesterday. the spanish maritime service was able to capture this video. there were 60 people aboard as the boat began to take on water. it was partly submerge and p nf. 35,000 migrants arrived this year. we will be back in a moment of

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they no are warning to stay out of shasta county. the delta fire broke out september 5th and burned more than 50,000 acres and destroyed 17 structures. tonight it is 64% contain said. >> nbc bay area continues to respond to fire victims, helping people attack insurance issues. >> chris is here to tell us about a research project and how people who lost homes last year can speak up and trigger big changes. >> it is almost a year since the devastating fires in advance of the october anniversary. a nonprofit is trying to gauge how fire victims are recovering. san francisco-based united policy holders wants to know if insurance companies are treating survivors fairly. if your home was damaged or destroyed, the group invites to you participate in a survey about your experience. they are hopeful to shed light on insurance practices.

>> lawmakers look at them. if you want to go back to sacramento and get reform through, we need that data. >> so far attempts to pass new state laws have not been successful, but the fight is not over. nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com/respond. while you are there, you can send consumer complains or call us. still ahead, a new study that sheds light on the link between aspirin and hea it may come as a surprise for is some. help prevent heart attacks

now - there )s more evidence >> for for years doctors instructed older patients to take a baby >> now that advice might be causing more harm than good. >> this 56-year-old teacher doesn't have a family history of heart disease and he's fit.

a jogger who runs 5 ks. >> i always have been an athlete. i love staying in shape. >> his doctor recommended an aspirin a day to prevent future heart problems. >> he felt it would be good to take an aspirin. >> it's long standing advice to prevent a first heart attack and now a major about-face. three blockbuster studies published in the new england journal of medicine followed healthy people over age 70. researchers discovered theed taking low dose aspirin did not prevent heart attacks and other cardiovascular disease in that age group. >> the message is changing. it is no longer a slam dunk especially if you are older than 65. the risks seem to outweigh the benefits. >> the risks were alarming. taking an aspirin daily increased stomach and brain

bleeding and raised the risk of death. >> most people take aspirin without thinking about it. >> it's a powerful medicine that causes life-threatening bleeds. >> the advice doesn't change for people who already had a heart attack or are at high risk. taking aspirin for prevention, taking to his doctor. >> it's top of mind for me right now. >> a new lesson for paties and their physicians. dr. john torres, nbc news, new york. >> i you ever had to call a carpenter to work on your house, the people who do these jobs are often men. that might change thanks to a camp for girls. how it's helping them get the skills to build more successful futures. >> the way you turn it on is move this. >> the saw is no match for this

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>> some will leave with a to build list. >> my mom wants me to build. >> she loves seeing her daughter's new confidence. >> it's powerful for girls to learn at an early age, the things they can do and they can do on their own. >> girls can basically do exactly the same that men can. gr t >> given tools to frame their future. katie beck, >> what are a fun story. a new marathon record and beats the old time by more than a minute. this kenyan marathon runner set the record by finishing the berle up marathon in 2:01:39, nearly 80 seconds faster than the old record set four years ago. this is the third year in a row

he has won that race. >> how is that even possible? to break a record like that by more than a minute. when you look at the time now, you are thinking the two-hour barrier is just within sight. >> we wanted to do a shout out to a coworker who ran the race as well. one of our assistant director n 4:16. >> right on his tail. >> he is quite an a respectable 4:16. congratulations. let's turn it over to rob now. >> the care quality has been nice. good visibility now. a sign of low clouds making a come back after the morning commute. in san jose, 62 degrees after a high of 76. good air quality again tomorrow and the temperatures may be a repeat performance.

tomorrow's forecast highs at 76 degrees. in dublin, relatively cool by september standards as we round off the last few days of summer which on the seven-day forecast goes right to friday and saturday and officially move into fall. by the morning, we will likely see the low clouds on approach. 61 degrees and look at how quickly the low clouds are filling in over downtown san francisco. 58 degrees and high of 66. seeing similar temperatures for tomorrow as the low clouds over san francisco right now. try to approach the high valley. this brings it into sacramento. they like to say the delta breeze is helping out. you you see going through the afternoon and beginning to see drying air. it's picking up and breaking up

the low clouds. 40s to low 50s and areas of low clouds. you saw today's highs and looks like we are topping the forecast from today. 76 degrees tomorrow and upper 70s south of downtown and 80s in gilroy. cooler around oakland at 68. 72 for hay and 73 in fremont and temperatures in the upper 60s for san mateo and south mid 60s again for san francisco. west wind into the north bay. highs in the mid- to upper 70s and seven-day forecast will see the temperatures climb especially by thursday. here's the reason why things are cool right now. a dip in the jet stream keeping the winds going. strong high pressure off to the east. briefly wednesday into thursday, the high builds back across central and southern california

and enough to boost the temperatures to summer-like levels and height weekends into friday and saturday, things get interesting. just outside, most of that seven-day forecast with the seven to 10-day outlook bring this is system through. into monday, look how close the rain chances are getting to the bay area. the hot weather is staying off to the east, that's the good news, but parts of northern california will begin to see some rainfall chances. i want to pull out the climatology guide. in september, you start to make the upward climb in terms of expectations for bay area rainfall. the big months are november through march, but we turn the corner and the 10-day outlook does bring rain and decent rain there around the eureka coast. the best time frame will be about the 24th through the 26th. the-to 10-day window.

ment seeno county northward down the coastal range could see a benefit from that early season rainfall further south. nothing yet. the numbers you see here more have to do with drizzle at times. no rain for us yet, but encouraging signs lurking. if you go on twitter, you will find a recent post on my timeline that will show thursd, weekend, stay tuned. but once we cool down next hopefully we will be able to put rain gloves on in the two-week outlook. >> past the near 90s. >> that will a big shift. >> still ahead, festive sights and sounds in downtown san jose. >> the big holiday celebration. xfinity mobile is a new wireless network

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bay this afternoon. today marks the day mexico gained its independence from spain back in 18-10. people gathered near the san jose history museum for the a big celebration in the south bay. celebrating independence from spap. people gathered near the history museum for a fiesta festival thatebtes mexican and hispanic culture. plenty of food, music, and dancing. >> it's a good thing for all of us to unite and have a good time. >> the organizers say it ties together the past and present into something people can value. >> if you were inside watching movies, a remake was top at the box office and not without controver controversy. the predator fended off the nun for the top spot. it brought in $24 million in spite of bad press. the filmmakers had to cut a scene because it features an actor who was a registered sex offender. the nun sits at second place and

following close behind is a simple favor which beat expectations in the opening weekend. >> thank you so much for watching. we will see you back here in about an hour at 11:00. >> have a great night. here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers,

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i'm like where's my sister? i just kept saying i'm not leaving, i'm not leaving. and i didn't leave until we brought her body home. >> she was home with the kids. her husband out with friends when it happened. >> and he said something about his kids telling them there was a robber. >> all they told us was there was an>> their home so deep in woods now shrouded in a mystery even deeper. >> this is a real whodunit. >> very much so. >>ot wanting >> they also had a problem. to be home alone. >> why would this guy go up and kill this woman? >> her family had questions of their