among these pro squash is queen's residents, chris walker. he needed surgery. >> i was diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my right hip and basically the pain just became too much that i knew i had to have something done about it. >> chris found a hip replacement procedure that promised to be minimally invasive with a faster recovery period. he says he asked his insurer, united health care about coverage, but a few days before the surgery. covered for the insurance, but the hospital bills and the anesthist. >> he went ahead with the surgery. then, he faced nearly $30,000 in medical bills. asked news 4 for advice. >> i'm desperate for some where to go. i'm running out of ideas. >> we contacted united health care and after a lengthy told the member was told on several occasions that the hospital was not in his plan's network. but after our story aired, chris appealed once more, and this time, he says, he was asked to provide more detailed documents. >> what she wanted was to show that i had a referral from my pcp, and that the surgery was medically

. >> half moon bay chris walker kpix 5. >> we don't know anything about that. we know more about the surface of the moon than we do portions of the ocean floor. kind of crazy what is literally right there below us. we have 50s and 60s outside tonight. on the berkeley campus we have our video, 63 right now in san jose. oakland, concordat 61. the cool spot is not san francisco tonight. napa and santa rosa at 50 degrees. here is the set up in the atmosphere all about the rimming of high pressure, which in -- ridge of high pressure, which in the wintertime would keep the storms well off to the north. for us we're talking about the on shore flow that we've had it every day of the week. it is sitting off to our west, wrapping around that ridge which is still a light to moderate on shore flow. less than today, so inland you gain about three to five degrees. you'll stay very chilly because even the light on shore flow is still an on shore flow. future cast is showing you the skies tomorrow morning and tomorrow in san francisco. staying kind of cloudy throughout the day

chris walker is here with more. >> we know donald trump is authentic and that's what people like, but what might have gone to made today in the carolinas. let's play it and talk about it. >> hillary clinton wants to essentially abolish the second amendment, and by the way if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. >> some say that's an implication of violence, others say it's a bad joke, but it's taking him off message, the clinton campaign is saying reckless saying he shouldn't be president. what the trump campaign saying? >> they're saying we were not trying to suggest violence, just imply that second amendment fans come together, vote together, the clinton campaign saying this was a call to violence, and it's completely unacceptable. >> poll numbers, what's new? >> a lot of big numbers, in ohio look at this. it's been neck and neck forever, so it seems, but now hillary clinton with a point lead over donald trump in a new nbc poll. to the east in pennsylvania look at this, it's an 11-point lead for hi

is empirical evidence and there is chris walker at ohio state university. ports grant deference. they are likely to find agencies problematic. and its a continuity could be fascinating to the court. >> take this out of the weeds a little bit. it is important for those in the room to remember that the threshold, there are two of them that have to be met and you have to convince the d.c. circuit to hear this and convince the supreme court to hear this case, a very rare occurrence. >> he is saying 5%. is much less likely and, if he gets heard, it has to be and -- favorably >> timing-wise, when would we this? the courts to take this year? >> it could take a year. 100%, if the decision is not to hear the case, that we get a strong dissent, if not several. that, with the supreme court with eight justices, if the case was to get to the supreme court and be taken by the supreme court, we would have nine justices by then, hopefully. >> it depends. if i am right and everybody agrees that another hearing is unlikely because these other kinds of issues, on a level of complexity, that the cou

((patrick walker)) >> chris maathius dug up some odd facts about the olympics, you may have forgotten. ((chris maathuis)) you may have forgotten that figure skating was once part of the summer games. in 1908 through 1920 the figure skating was enjoyed in the summer... since 1924 they've been part of the winter competition. that today's gold medals aren't as valuable as they once were. games before 1912, the gold medals were gold... today, they're 93 percent silver, 6 percent copper and covered with 9 grams of gold. the first american female olympic champion didn't even know it. 22 year old margaret abbott was in europe studying art... saw an ad for a golf tourney, entered and shot 47 on the 9 hole course and won. later told it was the olympic golf tourney.. at the poorly run paris games. and finally you may not have known... liljenwall. he was a pentathlete who drank two beers to calm his nerves in the pistol competition./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> next on 8 news now good day... one of las vegas' most iconic casinos is celebrating half a century! ((patrick walker)) >> we're chatting liv

the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastriesies for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space where we do five events a week all around the idea of bringling people closer to where the food comes from and closer to each other in that process. >> 18 reasons was started almost four years ago as an educational arm of their work. and we would have dinners and a few classes and we understood there what momentum that people wanted this type of engagement and education in a way that allowed for a more in-depth conversation. we grew and now we offer -- i think we had nine, we have a series where adults learned home cooking and we did a teacher training workshop where san francisco unified public school teachers came and learned to use cooking for the core standards. we range all over the p

the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastriess for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space where we do five events a week all around the idea of bringling people closer to where the food comes from and closer to each other in that process. >> 18 reasons was started almost four years ago as an educational arm of their work. and we would have dinners and a few classes and we understood there what momentum that people wanted this type of engagement and education in a way that allowed for a more in-depth conversation. we grew and now we offer -- i think we had nine, we have a series where adults learned home cooking and we did a teacher training workshop where san francisco unified public school teachers came and learned to use cooking for the core standards. we range all over the pla

the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastriesakeries for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space where we do five events a week all around the idea of bringling people closer to where the food comes from and closer to each other in that process. >> 18 reasons was started almost four years ago as an educational arm of their work. and we would have dinners and a few classes and we understood there what momentum that people wanted this type of engagement and education in a way that allowed for a more in-depth conversation. we grew and now we offer -- i think we had nine, we have a series where adults learned home cooking and we did a teacher training workshop where san francisco unified public school teachers came and learned to use cooking for the core standards. we range all over t

christie,agine chris scott walker, even a ted cruz or jeb bush, that kind of soul-searching that ryan did, that would not have taken place. he would have endorsed very quickly. host: we will go to baldwinsville, massachusetts. thanks for waiting. go ahead with your comment. caller: i have to add one more thing to what i was going to say . donald trump is not against free trade, he is against us putting out $1 billion of goods and taking in one trillion dollars worth of goods. we can't overload our country with stuff from other people's countries and not be able to make anything and export anything. the other thing i want to say is do you think if donald trump wins that it would be possible for him to legally prosecute loretta lynch and mr. comey for not doing their jobs? mrs. clinton broke law big-time. i was asked military. i would be enjoyed forever for cheated. -- for what she did. guest: there is no doubt mrs. clinton's handling's of e-mails from the time that she was at the state department is very controversial. the subject of an investigation by fbi director comey and his inves

cool evidence that shows if courts -- and i should give a shout-out to the author of this work, chris walker, professor at ohio university. >> everyone is going to rush and google that. >> this work shows that in cases where an agency is changing its prior policy, if courts grant difference, they've more likely to find agency's decision problematic. and that could be fascinating to the courts. >> take us out of, for example, likelihood. i think it's important for those in the room and those watching to remember that the -- the threshold, there's two thresholds that have to be met here, once -- one you have to convince dc circuit but we are if we are talking about the supreme court, you to convince the supreme court to actually hear your case which is a very rare occurrence. >> 15%, kevin saying 5%. how about you? >> i won't -- it's unlikely. highly unlikely that it gets heard. if it gets heard, it still has to be decided favorably for the petitioners in order for my other panelists to the left of me to get the outcome that they want. >> we are talking about -- >> you know, timingwise, when w

empirical evidence that shows if courts grant -- i should give a shoutout to the author of the work, chris walker, professor at ohio state university -- >> everybody is going to rush to google that. >> this work shows that in cases where an agency is changing its prior policy, if courts grant deference they're more likely than not to affirm the agency's holding. if they do not grant deference they're more likely than not to find the agency's decision problematic. this is an incredible discontinuity, and that could be fascinating to the court. >> to take us out of the weeds and get back to the question about likelihood, it's important for those in room and those watching to remember that the threshold -- two thresholds have to be met here. you have to convince the d.c. circuit to rehear, but if you're talking about the supreme court, you have to convince the supreme court to hear your case, which is a very rare occurrence -- >> 15%? kevin thinks five%. what about you. >> i won't quibble over percentages but much, much less likely -- unlikely, highly unlikely that it gets heard. if it gets heard, i

he played at the farm neck golf club in oak bluffs and chris the attorney cy walker and joe paulson. >>> a big night for red sox youngster andrew as his-- he hits the first major league rbi. boston scored the game's first two runs but then it was a familiar story from david price. as the staff ace struggled giving up 6 runs 3 earned through 5 innings of the red sox offense scored another 3 in the 6th but it was not enough as red >>> 4:55 is the time. iconic boston street free of cars. >> coming up next, pedestrians taking over newbury street for one day. could this trial be a sign of >>> look at this boston iconic newberry street usually jammed with traffic but yesterda high end retail row became playground for pedestrians. for one day it was closed to cars. this was to try to boost pedestrian traffic and business for stores. >> it's a great thing for the city to showcase our city. that's what happens here today. and it's going to be a lot of to the shops that will benefit. i think the businesses will be coming to us saying we would love to do it more next year. >> should be like thi

ben: detective chris williams and david walker acting like it >> i reached out, took hold of his hand and said, sir, you need to come with me and took him inside with the help of my partner and took him into custody and presented him to ems. >> police say the man posted a youtube video tuesday claiming to be an independent researcher. he endorsed trump and asked for a meeting. climbing the building was to get attention. >> upon getting him in custody, he explained the same thing that he wanted mrum >> at no time did he express that he wanted to hurt anybody. ben: the climber came from virginia when donald trump was in virginia today. this is a suction cup similar to what he was using. maria: the air has moved in. by the way boston mayor marty walsh did declare a heat emergency in boston tomorrow. harvey leonard is here with me. you say it will feel like 100 or maybe more tomorrow. meteorologist: it could. there is no question about it. go going to be brutal. the combination of heat and humidity. you look behind us, maria, be the 8's. these are late night readings. cannot cool it down

milwaukee county executive chris abele will also be joining walker and barrett at tomorrows announcement. a special one hour edition of the now milwaukee ai friday night. we're focusing oe healing in sherman park. you'll hear stories from those who call sherman park home. what happened that put the community in the national spotlight ... and how we move forward. that's friday ... from 6-30 to 7-30. back to the jobs announcement from direct supply. they plan to build a five story building, including a ?clinic? for employees and their families."it's just a matter of demonstrating that milwaukee, wisconsin and direct supply should be destination places for highly talented people to either stay here or to come here. direct supply is looking for people with a good education in science, technology, the packers play their third pre-season gamtomorrow night here on today's t-m-j four. and later in sports: the answer to the quarterback question a lot of packers fans are asking. drier and more comfortable air settling in across the great lakes region after a couple humid days. this comfortable air

chris williams and walker, again, felt that that was an opportune moment for them to make that rescueng him into the location. >> you can talk about that moment what you were waiting for or what you were looking for and how you took advantage of this? >> i was waiting for present itself when i felt that it was safe for him and myself and my crew, so that when that time came, i did talk to my crew and let them know, listen, he is at a level where i am able to grab him safely and bring him in. when it presented itself, i reached out, i took ahold of his hand and i said sir, you need to come with me. and i brought him inside with the help of my partner. and we placed him in custody and handed him over to e.m.s. >> when you tried to bring him up, you see a little bit of a scuffle there. >> he thought about it. >> what he say? >> he didn't have much to say at that point. >> what happened inside the building? was there a scuffle? did you have to wrestle him to the ground or anything like that or did he go peacefully? >> no, sir. he went peacefully. >> you can talk about the conversations yo

got they were very happy today but it is what it is after emmanuel sanders and chris harrison got into what advance walker had to be carted off the field with a leg injury but sadly will cost him the rest of the season at the parent these guys are getting a little tired of which is why it'll be nice to get the niners in here for joint practices starting wednesday i think the coaches and just want to see people compete they want to see the young guys can be they want to see who's going to grow stuff step out there and handle his own when foreigners, when kubiak says conversations with chip kelly the 40 niners coach about the format for wednesday and thursday's practices are ongoing of course the two teams then that will play on saturday talk about a little bit too much togetherness broncos headquarters and bruce hurdle fox 31 denver and bruce mentioned that the team has lost a better defense defensive bands walker the entire season the temperament wofford suffered a terror considered a 29 that it was competing for a possible starting job again may be replaced busy day for the broncos after they got the 40

the white house says the president hit the links with sy walker, and chris paul, all of the l.a. clippers. the vacation is scheduled to last for two weeks. >>> a huge crowds in front of the trump tower on 5th avenue. they were all hoping to catch a glimpse of the presidential candidate. fox news correspondent stacy delecast spoke with tourists and foot traffics at his hotels and casinos and golf courses are reportedly down. >> you're going to freeze -- you got to move. you got to move. >> reporter: this is the typical scene outside of trump towers these days as tourists pack the sidewalk to try to get a glimpse of the candidate or his motor cade. >> just to see -- motorcade. >> just to see, it's a person they can tell their friends he saw. stopping by here was at the top of their list. >> a historic landmark now that he's running for president. and we like trump. >> do you think you'll catch a glimpse of him. some we hope so. >> reporter: -- mim? >> we hope so. >> reporter: even nonsupporters. do you like donald trump? >> no. >> we're not supporting anyone. we wish there was a th

the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastriesrket. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space where we do five events a week all around the idea of bringling people closer to where the food comes from and closer to each other in that process. >> 18 reasons was started almost four years ago as an educational arm of their work. and we would have dinners and a few classes and we understood there what momentum that people wanted this type of engagement and education in a way that allowed for a more in-depth conversation. we grew and now we offer -- i think we had nine, we have a series where adults learned home cooking and we did a teacher training workshop where san francisco unified public school teachers came and learned to use cooking for the core standards. we range all over the place. we reall

rudy giuliani, chris christie, scott walker, mike pence and donald trump himself, none of this otherissues, none of this yelling about the media, not attacking everyone except hillary clinton, donald trump was leading all across the country. some people said he was odds-on-favorite to win the election. what happened over last 2 1/2 weeks, exactly opposite campaign. where he is unfocused, unclear and definitely not holding hillary clinton accountable. that has been his mistake. that is the reason why he has fallen not just nationwide but states that matter. bill: states that matter, "wall street journal" on friday afternoon, came out with head-to-head match ups, north carolina, virginia, she pulled ahead in each of those. i'm assuming that is to what you're referring, frank? >> that's exactly. you can add some other states. not just florida, north carolina, virginia, you have to look at ohio, you have to look at pennsylvania, these are states that donald trump absolutely must win to get to 270 electoral votes. those are the states angriest with washington and angriest with washington,

where if he would have put all his weight there was a possibility he could have cracked chris williams and dave walker was an opportune moment, all right? to make that rescue and bring him into the location. >>. >> could you talk about that moment and what you were waiting for and what you were looking for and took advantage of that moment? >> i was looking for when it was safe for him, myself and my crusoe when that time came i did talk to my crew and i said listen, he's at a level where i am able to grab him safely and bring him in. when he presented himself i reached out and i took hold of his hand, i said sir, you need to come with me and i brought him inside with the help of my partner and we placed him in custody and handed him over to ems. [ inaudible question ] >> he thought about it. [ inaudible question ] >> he didn't have much to say at that point. >> what happened inside the building? was there a wrestling to the ground or anything like that or did he go peacefully? >> no, sir. he went peacefully. >> can you talk about the conversations you had with him as he was climbing up. what were you

chris paul was in the for some with the president's friends sigh walker and -- sy walker. >>> the heat is about to turn up. >> the 90s are back in the forecast. mid to upper 90s for the end of the comfortable. plus, we crank up humidity by midweek. 900 days so far this year. boston, night team days -- 19 days above average. more 90s on the way. we only had 890 today, 890 in lawrence, 800 in worcester. it was a very refreshing 810 lower than yesterday. it was a great second half of the weekend with puffy, cumulus clouds developing. that helped develop a few sprinkles. otherwise, it was a dry day for us. boston down to 790 right now. the dew point is very low for this time of year. 560 and wind from the northwest at 70 miles per hour. more drier air will funnel in tomorrow, keeping dew point temperatures and humidity nice and low. temperatures elsewhere in the 70s. inland. satellite radar shows a clear sky and a few clouds trying to develop. then, not blocking much of the sky or trapping much daytime heat. because of those low dew point temperatures and because of the clear skies and a n

they have other candidates they were flirting with chris christie of new jersey scott walker and i cannot resist asking this is not in the book but i'm sorry what is happening now? who were they backing now exactly? i have been interested and a couple of candidates currently the they have dropped out i am curious because i don't see anybody obviously noting this. >> they have a war chest of potentially hundred $89 million not all that is to be spent on the campaign some will be on advocacy it is sitting bare their on the sidelines waiting to see which emerges as the best chance to knock off hillary clinton. but while they're waiting a couple of the candidates that they like like scott walker has chalked -- dropped out most of the major contenders have come to their growth and debate for the many and partitioning pretty much any of the candidates would do with one exception that must be very perplexing and that is donald trump. he makes a great point to say he is a billionaire and his own right and is a need others backing and has even rudi described to the other donors that they go beggin

the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastriesakeries for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space where we do five events a week all around the idea of bringling people closer to where the food comes from and closer to each other in that process. >> 18 reasons was started almost four years ago as an educational arm of their work. and we would have dinners and a few classes and we understood there what momentum that people wanted this type of engagement and education in a way that allowed for a more in-depth conversation. we grew and now we offer -- i think we had nine, we have a series where adults learned home cooking and we did a teacher training workshop where san francisco unified public school teachers came and learned to use cooking for the core standards. we range all over t

walker, and quinta brunson. thanks for watching. good nightly everyone! >> chris hello, everybody. >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on youtube! things are looking grim for the presidential candidacy of swollen nicolas cage character donald trump. [laughing] he's responding to dropping poll numbers by softening his rhetoric and taking a more reasoned, compassionate tone with his speeches. nah, i'm just ( bleep ) with you! he's headed back to the bat-( bleep ) buffet for another heaping helping of jingoistic nonsense. here he is talking about his cool new immigration policy. >> chris: wait, what kind of vetting? extreme? i like the sound of that. but i think trump could a

walker, and abdullah saeed. thanks for watching. good nightly, everyone! >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. to an august record 133 million-dollar box office. but all's not well with the supervillain supergroup. the movie rated an anemic 26% on rotten tomatoes, and the fan reaction has been similarly negative. now, i haven't seen it yet, but many are saying that within its two hour and three minute

. >> after two days and working on his day off, chris and these home depot dads fueled by their overwhelming desire to help this guy crafted this walker for silas. >> and then i was what, thank you and we need to recognize these heart in hard work into making this for my son. they don't know us. >> it was just really nice to know that i did there for this child and he liked it a lot. >> and then came the moment when silas got to take it for a spin. >> as soon as we put him in there it was really cool. he started feeling around on it. you could tell he was happy, excited basically, he started laughing and started using his little feet to push himself a big smile, maybe a little tears. >> for jessica johnson, the challenges of a special needs child can sometimes be overwhelming until something like this happens. >> i prayed for him and prayed that god would bless their families because they definitely blessed ours. >> nice job, guys. the walker has metal broom handle pieces on all four corners that grows, the walker can grow with him. >> an indian man set a record for swimming across lake michigan. >> hear about his journey and beneath

walkers were just too small. he quickly brought in tool rental supervisor eric ben dell. >> right there i have a two-year-old of my own and so does chrisright into it and said, drop it right there. give us his dimensions and we'll get everything going for you and just build it for you for free. >> reporter: the genius behind it, tool tech chris wright who started with someone inch pvw and ran with it. >> 4-inch casters i used a foam around the edges to make it soft. rope to secure the seat. tape on it to stand out. that if they're out in public that. way you can see him. >> after two days and working on his day off, chris and these home depot dads fueled by their overwhelming desire to help this boy crafted this walker for silus. >> and then i was like, what, thank you and we need to recognize these gentlemen who put their heart and hard work into making this for my son. they don't know us. >> it was really nice to know that i did this for child and he like it a lot. >> reporter: then came the moment when silus got to take it for spin. >> as soon as we put him in there it was really cool. he started feeling around on it. you can tell h

he played at the farm neck golf club in oak buffs and chris paul was in the foursome with the president's friend attorney cy walker and white house staffer joe paulson. >>> still to come in the next half-hour, we have an update on two breaking stories. an american kidnapped overseas. >> also breaking right now flights grounded across the country. the airline dealing with some major issues this morning. we have updated information. after a shark scare. where swimmers are allowed back in the water. barry good morning. >> good morning. if you are on the cape cod and islands the next few days and near the beaches, be in the lower 80s for the most part. beautiful weather today and tomorrow but probably will be showers coming in on wednesday. the rest of my accu-weather forecast is just a few minutes >>> braying -- breaking news at 5:30. the airline outage. across the country. >> the father of a teen murder victim under arrest. his possible connection to the case. >> and fierce flames tear through an apartment building in new hampshire. officials say it was no accident. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is w

walkers we're just too small. they quickly brought into rental supervisor eric mindel. my debit to your of my own and sodas chris i just don't bright into it and said there give it to some missions. will get everything done for year and build it for free and the genius behind it to attack chris right. started with 1 inch pbc and ran with it. i use the foam on the edges. looks like the tape on it to help stand out. after two days and working on overwhelming desire to help this point crafted this walker for silas. and then i was like thank you. when you to recognize these gentlemen who put their heart and hard work to making this for my son. they're just really nice to know i i did this as a child we liked it a lot. then came the moment when silas got a take it for a spin. it was just really cool started feeling around on it. excited. he started laughing and using his little feet to push himself backwards. i had a big smile. maybe a couple little tears here and there. jessica johnson the challenge of a special new challenge can sometimes be overwhelming intel something like this happens. i pray for them. ours. you

walkers we're just too small. they quickly brought into rental supervisor eric mindel. my debit to your of my own and sodas chris i just don't bright into it and said there give it to some missions. will get everything done for year and build it for free and the genius behind it to attack chris right. started with 1 inch pbc and ran with it. i use the foam on the edges. looks like the tape on it to help stand out. after two days and working on

walker set to make an important announcement regarding the state's economic and workforce development efforts for milwaukee.the governor will be joined by cabinet secretaries, mayor tom barrett and county executive chris abele. at 8-30 this morning at the "help in re-employment" center on north 27th street. decision 20-16donald trump's wisconsin director is asking senate candidate russ feingold to say whether hillary clinton's actions as secretary of state were ethical.pete meachum made the request after feingold suggested clinton should take a look at shutting down her foundation if elected president.feingold is trying to recapture the senate seat he lost to senator ron johnson in 20-10 the milwaukee bucks are health and the medical college of wisconsin to develop plans for a pair of new health oriented facilities within the downtown arena district.bucks president peter feigin along with mayor tom barrett and county executive chris abele will make an announcement this morning at 9-30 coming up on live at daybak on day's tmj4pokemon problems.how the county is responding to complaints about littering in lake park.and later ...princely tour.when you can buy your ?? your heart loves omega-3s. but there's

let's go to pat >> reporter: chris, she was attacked on her way home crossing the key bridge. and tonight, that has some bridge walkers looking over their shoulder. >> does it make you think twice about walking across this bridge by yourself? >> yeah, but i think it would be safe for everybody. male, female. >> reporter: what happened here yesterday, unnerving to bridge walkers. you see, the key bridge, a popular walkway between georgetown and arlington, became a crime scene. >> i hope the police understand that they need to be vigilant, particularly if there are women walking alone. >> reporter: the victim, a 27-year-old woman walking across the bridge to her home in arlington. it was around 2:30 in the morning. she had arlington side of the bridge when a man grabbed her from behind and then dragged her to the brush down below. >> once he pulled her off to the side, he attempted to place his hands up her shorts. she fought back. he put his hands over her mouth and told her to be quiet. she fought back and freed herself from the male suspect. >> reporter: the suspect made his escape by running back over the bridge tow

chris harris tells us why. >> it's good because they were not spread offense which we will see versus the panthers. it is good to get a test run at those guys. >> reporter: vance walker is lost for the season with a torn acl. i spoke to him one-on-one and he said that jared has been on and they are hoping that they have the depth to cover for the loss. >> no matter where i met on the field i'm just trying to get better every day. wherever they put me is fine. i know i will -- i know i have prepared the right way. >>> we will see you tonight at right now on "the list." from yo-yo to ho-hum and give me some. >> right out of the box. >> star working out. >> the latest fitness fashions and two ingredients super simple to make. harry potter's 33$33,000 typo. >> all eyes locked on rio. by now you found it can be a dangerous place. we thought we would step by for a second and focus how beautiful life was there. that's number 1. of course, you know, rio de janeiro, brazil is a beautiful place. come on, check out this new 360 degree sfrmvideo from "time" magazine. from thereou the new venues for the olympics and after the olympics they will be disassembled and turned into com

chris harris tells us how he could help. >> i think it's good they were not spread offense against the 49ers. it's good to get a good test run. >> reporter: vance walker lost for the season in his right knee. i talked to wade phillips. he says he has been a down player in the past and they hope they have the depth for now to cover for his loss. >> the matter where i met on the field, no matter what my role is, i'm just trying to get better every day. when it comes gametime, wherever they put me, that's fine. i'll prepare the right way. if everybody prepares like a >> reporter: it should be an exciting niners versus broncos. we will have updates at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00. >> the outlaws in the championship game this saturday night. atlanta against the ohio machine. they traded grant junior to that team. john scored eight singles in the semis. the outlaws meet again. >> it's like a disney story where you trade this guy you are 2-6 and you win seven straight games and all of a sudden you are playing this guy. we look like the bad guys but hopefully the bad guys prevail. >>> your rio olympics update. the tweets in the village are still working. also, jenni

chris malone was on the known with 911. >> trying to do that and keep him awake and hearing everyone it was a lot. i tried to stay as calm as i could. >> reporter: malone and david walker went to a party with thomas early sunday morning but started to leave quickly after they arrived. they were headed to their car parked down the road when said he dropped. he looked at me and the shot went off. he droppedded i didn't even cross the street after that. i was like, man, this is not happening. >> reporter: 911 calls from residents described a group of men with giewns i'm locked and -- guns. i'm locked and loaded. >> reporter: police said 30- round while -- a round while standing in his garage. >> reporter: malone said no one was armed. >> no one had a gun. kouren didn't have a gun. >> reporter: thomas' family is trying to raise money to give him a proper funeral. >> carleigh, thank fayetteville firefighters. >> crews battled the fire and it happened behind north animal gate. neighbors heard an explosion before seeing the flames. cbs north carolina steve sbraccia has more. >> reporter: just after 10:30 last night someone noted there was smoke coming from the home. the rear

walker street. those chainsaws very active this morning. chris lambert mentioned the hook and the rotation. we saw the rain out of these night. take a look behind me, an you'll see some of the damage left behind. now the national weather service will come in later today and determine if that rotation that caused the damage when those storms rolled through is part of a tornado. or if it was straight-line winds or some sort of microburst system. crews are here working. they are trying to get the contractor crews, they're trying to get the tree cleared away so national grid can come in and get the power lines fixed. at its peak, 2,500 to 3,000 many in marlborough. that's since subsided. they have most of the power back up. there is a small pocket of people who don't have electricity this morning, primarily here on walker street where they're trying to get the tree removed and get the power lines back up. but again, national weather service will be out here to figure out what the situation is. walker street is closed. so if you are in this area this morning, be aware of that as you head out thi

chris wallace and i were talking past each other. >> what does she mean short circuit? what does that mean? >> everyone should listen to the answer, and i want to give christine walkerc the credit for asking the tough questions and giving the follow up. you saw her barf out an answer that was intentionally confusing and she said that she short circuited. she has ways of making things up when she was being investigated for the crime by the fb skpirks she called it a security review. they do not do them. what she does -- >> when you say barf out. >> yeah people have to read the transcript of the answer and it was unbelievable. she continues to tell the same statement over and over again and it's just unbelievable at the stage. >> yeah, jump in on this. surprisingly legally the case is over. it does not continue to pursue criminal charges. hillary clinton cannot help herself. the fbi said that -- in fact comey said that she was extremely irresponsible. >> i don't think that it's accurate to say that it's over. one thing that she is saying is that she did not lie in the fbi conversation. that's not the only time that she talked about. james visited congress and did meng

walker set to make an important announcement regarding the state's economic and workforce development efforts for milwaukee.the goveor will be joined by cabinet secretaries, mayor tom barrett and county executive chris abele.the event starts at 8-30 this morning at the "help in re-employment" center on north 27th street. a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held later today to mark the opening of the new center between whitman middle school on the east side of the interstate and wauwatosa west high school and eisenhower grade school on the west side of the freeway. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--while donald trump and hillary clinton headline the ballot in november.. they're not the only options for wisconsin voters.then -- pokemon problems. why milwaukee county is taking action against the makers of the popular game... and the message the county executive issued to players. and taking a live look after a morning, yesterday afternoon was sunny, warm with highs in the lower 80s, and low humidity as the dew points dropped behind a cold front. last evening and this morning are beautiful with lows near inland under a clear sky and a light breeze. today is another perfect day with sunshine, lo

chris lambert mentioning that rotation the curves on the radar there that could indicate a possible tornado. national weather service will make that decision. finished their repairs at least on walker street so they expect power to back on for everyone in this area now or within the next few minutes that's the latest live in marl baro. 7news "today in new england." >>> those storms made a mess of the roads this morning. let's send it over to danielle to see how they are looking now. >> good morning. it's still quite messy out there. it's been a terrible morning on the roads. expressway stop and go traffic northbound. braintree to boston that drive going to take you over half an hour. let's go to the we're watching a new accident in stoton at exit 20 slowing down into town. we're still keeping an eye on hopkinton. we had a crash from 495 to pike and it's still causing delays. the pike traffic still backed up for # mile. 495 northbound task backed up to route 10 #. still some stop and go traffic heading into the pike after you pass over 128. 128 northbound heading up to the pike is stop and go back to this is andover. 93 northbound at route 495 and stop and go on 93 into boston. rout

chris kate back to you. lines further west. >> our anna meiler is live in marlboro with a closer look at the damage there. anna. >> reporter: and kate national grid is on walker street working to clear a massive tree that snapped in half and fell tearing down power lines with it. you can see worker up in the cherry picker using a saw to clear branches and so they can repair wires and return power to the neighborhood as soon as possible. there are about 124 all about 900 in all in middlesex county. the national weather service says a severe weather storm moved across the area between 3 and 4 this morning and a neighbor tls meet wind and -- tells me wind and rain was so strong it shook his house and woke him up. and to give you an idea of how much rain fell the officer says a small creek behind me rose about 3 feet this morning. there are also trees and power lines down on curtis avenue and dartmouth road. the national weather service will send a team to survey the damage and determine if it was caused by a tornado or straight line winds. good news is it appears the rain and wind died down and cleared out of this area and there are no reports of any injuries bu