. >> reporter: she was making dinger when her stepdad -- dinner when her stepdad started yelling. >> fire, fire. >> reporter: her kids safe, but her fur babies, four cats and two dogs don't make it. >> i feel like it's my fault, i should have gone in and grabbed them. >> reporter: a firefighter saved one dog, mickey. he's in bad shape, but everything else is gone. he's all they have to hold on to. >> the whole bag right here is filled with clothes for my daughter and a few toys. >> reporter: along with giving them clothes to get by, giving her hope that life will get better. will get back to normal. even if it's one step at a time: so if you would like to help the rooks get back on their feet, they could use clothes donations, especially for the boys, they're looking for sizes 3 toddler and 9, and clothes for the kids and toys can be dropped off at killer elementary -- keller would help, you can find that information on www.abc15.com. now back to you. >>> and we know our viewers will step up. they always do in times like this. thank you. as if it wasn't bad enough, the deadly floods

he likes swimming, stepdad. he likes swimming, playing uno and catching pokemon with his stepdad. to find out how to wish your child a happy sixth birthday on fox six wake up news - just log on to "fox six now dot com" for all the details. ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, trending this morning --- vice president joe biden is know for creating awkward situations. and you can now add a campaign stop with hillary clinton to the list. the v-p stepped off the plane in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania and gave clinton a big hug. but he just won't let go! the democratic presidential nominee keeps trying to tap out but it takes about 16 seconds for him to let go even though she does almost right away. ahead on wake up at 7-30. the wisconsin humane society is here --- you'll want to meet a cute pup named sobaka

. >> russell telling maria shriver is gaining% peshthive on being a stepdad to sierra's son. >> loving the child because the child has an opportunity to do something amazing in his life. >> jessica simpson proving you look hot. simpson showing off her best moves, flexing her fitness and fashion muscles in this new campaign for her activewear line, the sneakers. ? >> yes, that's jessica singing the song for this rockin' video. >>> up next, this is the summer of j. lo. >> hi, baby. >> oh, my gosh. you look amazing. >> jennifer lopez getting real about her tv show and confession that shocked mario. >> is it true? >> no. no. no. i stopped -- >> the celeb bikini bodies, eve a kate and britney. who else made the list and how they got buffed for the beach. >>> mel b. reveals why she ambushed simon cowell when she was a spice girl. >>> coming up, new hottest bikini bodies and the >>> summer usually means vacation time, but for jennifer lopez she's busy putting work. she's got the new single out "love makes the world go round" which i love and she has her vegas show. >> it's an awesome show. a

my stepdad answered it and then with an eminent agent was packed with his family they gizmo watch and allows them to make calls and received calls to do for different people.e. the watch out us as a built-ins gps it was as he doesn't know how long he may have been hidinh behind that dumpster without iti that's an amazing story speakine of escaping were getting a the passenger presenting the little guy to tsa agentr one se the game biggest police say the passenger short all the e proving them i can listen fact that therapy animalh he said he was really sweet spending cause any problemse 30 years old his davis, griffin and he decided to towardsav the judge was not amused he waswas charged with burglary and burglary the judge was like you his bond was set at 18,000 $500. how does this guy get that he's 30 years old the age for years the rain tomorrow evening and tomorrow and into early sunday morning we start to see a lot of streaks of rainto especially ars further south. it has in some parts thert area could see more. today, you can click in walk in or call in to the number one care in

then mom and stepdad were brutally murdered. was this a random act of violence, or did the victims know their killer? here again is dennis murphy with "the deed." >> the horror discovered inside that farmhouse confused both the caller and the 911 operator. but what happened to charlie and diane was all too clear. she was found lying next to her bed. big charlie, sprawled on the bathroom floor. each had been shot multiple times, both had been dead for hours. the sheriff's cell phone erupted with calls about the shooting. charlie and diane were his best friends. >> they weren't just minl, they were everybody's friends. what we remember is how good they were. how kind they were. and what good people they were. >> down at her house in myrtle beach about 30 minutes from the crime scene, bambi was getting ready to go antiquing with her mom. she called her cell. one of charlie's glass company workers answered. >> i said, can i speak to my mama, please? he said, bambi, your mama and daddy's dead. >> just like that? >> yes. >> and i said

last night my mom and stepdad were on the balcony and they were talking and i heard a rumble and my mom just scream and i panicked because she screamed so loud west ?then saw the heartbreaking scene. i was thinking oh my god this woman is in the middle of the street she is dying somebody help her, i was calling 911 he didnt think. he just jumped he landed on his back and fractured his spine attempting to help and catch a glimpse of the suspect. drive over the median just kept going, a black truck milwaukee police say the victim was hit by a small, dark colored suv with tinted windows. emergency crews attempted life saving efforts. they did try for a very long time and they tried to revive her but she died on the scene. in an area with lots of pedestrians, shaken up neighbors want dri down, and someone to speak up. whoever you are that did this please come forward and turn yourself in.. have a heart. according to the medical examiner the victim died from multiple blunt force injuries. officials continue to search for the driver of the dark colored small suv who was speeding. anyone with

but his mom and stepdad are in florida trying to process this 2300 miles away. we went back up to the canyon. very busy. visitors say it's excellent hiking and climbing but the terrain can be people want to get up, get a few. they want to look around. >> reporter: jp castel calls red rock canyon a mecca for serious climbers. it's easy to see conditions evolve quickly. easy walk in at icebox canyon giving way to this, steep cliffs and intense rock scrambling. the trail labeled difficult. >> you can be walking on the edge or scrambling up and trying can end your night. >> reporter: thursday night a fatal accident in this very spot. 31-year-old justin manering killed while climbing with a group of friends from. >> from what the core said he -- what the coroner said he was like 150 and then fell. >> reporter: news 3 spoke to his stepfather chip kight. >> he was outdoorsy. he >> reporter: according to the the clark county coroner's office, he died of blunt force trauma to the head. his family trying to reach out to friends who witnessed the witness. >> he was just a

. >> i have a picture of my step mom and stepdad, and in front of the pictures were their gold wedding bands, and there were there, i'd look at them every day. the pictures still there, but that momento is gone. >> reporter: her grandma was already gone, but now the way she remembered her isn't only she says that she fears she'll never get the rings back, although she has recovered about $9,000 of the stolen money. as far as why she had so much cash inside her home. she says she has her own reasons. shell didn't want tot share -- she didn't want to share them publicly. if the person that stole is safe is arrested we'll bring you that update and fill in some of the holes in the devastating story. >> thank you. >>> from all the flashing lights and pictureit look good, but we're making calls to find out more about this scene near it will loop 101 and 7th street. two cars colliding. if we get updates we'll let you know. >>> donald trump says he'll bring sheriff joe arpaio to the white house if he win, but would sheriff joe go? nohelani graf just talked to him, and it's quite the invite. >>

she was cooking stepdad starting yelling fire. >> they all got out with just the clothing on their backs. >> i feel like everything is my fault. i should have run in and grabbed them, but it didn't. i just froze. >> a firefighter saved one dog who is in bad shape. they really don't have the money to help them out. we put up a link to donate to donate@abc15.com. >>> also, keller elementary school in mesa is collecting they could really use boys clothing size 9 and 3t the little girl is a size 4. >>> police are trying to figure out if a shooting was in self-defense. a man says he was cleaning some offices when he was approached by another man with a hammer so he shot him. air 15 even spotted the hammer laying on the ground. the worker says he fired in self-defense. the man shot died at the hospital. >>> this woman accused of killing her child faces first-degree murder charges. the grand jury has come back with second-degree murder charges with extreme indifference to human life. the baby died of methadone and methamphetamine overdoses. natalie russell's family says she has been struggling

crop with my stepdad as well was a member of a union first 47 years. in my neighborhood hard-working people who wanted to see their children to radically different economically than they did. >> c-span: can you remember the first time you actually started learning something and the teacher that taught you that or with your parents must work. >> guest: parents were the first ones were my teacher and still the idea that learning is important. but learning came in two different phases. i got a great memory of my fourth grade teacher, sister therese. i went to catholic school for grades from grades one through 12. she is still alive and in her legacy started a scholarship at an all girls catholic school in california called st. mary's. she was an art teacher. she instilled the idea that you could use art to change your life. i remember her reading great looks prayed my real learning. came at the community college level. i finished high school less than a cell stellar student. but he much at the age of 20 i needed a grasp on how to read and rights. i had my

why was my stepdad arrested?hy was my little brother crying because i did not have a light on my bicycle? >> not just about that night. calvin, what about you? >> what question would i ask? , iould just want to know have been doing research about interracial issues within the u.s., and they change that law. read,7 that i have assaulting a police officer. why and 2007 was it changed to be so vague? law was 2007, that specifically assaulting a police officer, hands-on assault with a police officer. after 2007, i just want to know why did the law become so vague, where people connection to get locked up for a long time, lose their job, and not be able to get a job because of that law? that led to the lobbying change? [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> hello everyone. , in this eraiting of attention to police brutality,and police ideal with people on the other end of it. i tend to hear one side of it. i am very privileged to be here to talk to actual police officers actually dealing with th

she was cooking dinner when her stepdad started yelling fire. they all got out with just the clothing on their backs. four cat and two dogs died in that fire. my fault. i should have rain in there and grab them, but i just froze. >> firefighters did save one dog. he is in bad shape. we have put a link to a donation account on abc 15.com. keller elementary is also collecting clothing for the kids. they could use boys clothes size 9 and 3t. if you can help out please do so. >>> phoenix pride lgbt center is closing its doors. the nonprofit says it's all less than 10 visitors a day and doesn't have the funds to stay open. the center will move its program to meetings that temporary spaces and to set up more resources online. they opened in 2014. >>> 17 minutes ago i told you about breaking news coming out on fire just off the coast. we have some of the first images coming in from there. if we can go to the ipad it's very short. more than 500 people on board. many of them abandoning ship the.. -- abandoning ship. the fire apparently started in the eng

. >> reporter: acce >> the stepdad of a child with autism said thank you, this is helping me to understandbetter. >> reporter: the teens say the real prize is the other bright young people they can now call their friends. >> it makes me feel warm and fuzzy on the inside. >> and corinne hindes will be featured on we day at 7:00 right here on abc 7. congratulations all of those kids. >>> let's get a check to have accuweather forecast. >> we've got sunny weather ahead. but of course we've got the clouds to deal with first. here's a live view. i'll have all the details coming up. >>> also ahead raiders quarterback derek carr steps on the gas in preseason action at the coliseum. head coach jack del rio says he expects more i know what we can do. what if papa tells us some stories? oh i don't think so... oh come on dad you have great stories, come on. well okay. you kids know how your grandmother and i met? not that one, skip. what? just next. swipe. i used to collect marbles when i was... next haha. thanks. swipe. get high speed internet from at&t with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price

his kidnapper was speeding away but he jumped out, ran away to hide and then he called his stepdad using the kid's gadget. that's like a smart watch for was there and now police are searching for the kidnapper. >> wow, incredible. and really just works where you can only reach out to preapproved numbers or family phone numbers. >> really safe for kids. >>> a question many of us have faced, what do you do if you miss your flight? >> maybe just book another flight or find another way to get there. nope, not this guy. this guy in spain did something that secured a spot in jail. check out the video. he bypasses security, jumps from the op for it, he chases down the departing flight on the tarmac. there he goes. bags in-hand and all. he manages to get on that flight moments before take-off. they let him on the plane. however, when the flight arrives at the destination, police arrest the guy. don't try this at home. >> i can't believe. i mean the video of him trying to catch the ride with the luggage truck. and then he's waiving down the >> and wearing shoes and had water. i don't know that pa

she was cooking dinner with her stepdad started yelling fire. they all got out okay with the clothing on their backs. four cats and two dogs died in that fire. >> i feel like i should have run in there grabbed them, but i didn't, i just froze. >> a firefighter did manage to save one dog. they don't have the money to we put a link to a donation account on abc 15.com. keller into magic dust keller elementary in mesa is also collecting clothing and toys for the kids. they can use boys clothes size 9 and 3t. the little girl is a size 4. anything you can do to help other family would be greatly appreciated. >>> now exclusive on jessie wilson. he is a 10-year-old missing buckeye boy. we have learned jesse's mother was no stranger to police. this exclusive report. jesse has been missing for more than a month and there have been no signs of him anywhere. >> we have watched police officer search in the middle of the desert just like this. is also a possibility he ran away from home to a spot like this, not in someone's car and took off. he could be anywh

stepdad was a cop. we had a good life growing up. we were always in sports, baseball, football, popular in school. good grades. >> but when flores was 11 years old, his world was shattered by a vicious attack. >> me and my best friend were riding our bikes. and there was a guy that was waiting at the bus stop and he convinced us to use our bikes to take him somewhere. we ended up going through a shortcut supposedly which was a cut through by some woods, and that's when he turned violent and that's when he grabbed both of us by our necks and held us on the ground and started choking us. well, from that point on, that's whenever the molestation took part. >> don't you miss jason, huh? >> flores' mother, judy cornett, vividly remembers the moment jason came home. >> he wraps his arms around my leg and looks at me and says, mommy, somebody raped me. it was the worst thing that had ever happened to me in my life. >> it was devastating. it was extremely traumatic. because after this happened, it's like my innocence was gone. >> he dropped

at midnight she get an address from kathy's grandfather and race to a strange house where shauna's stepdadinks he sees her in an upstairs window. >> they open the door with a chain on. he said, do you know shauna? yeah. get out of here. i don't want no trouble from her. my husband said, guess what? now you got it, buddy. he busted the door down. sean na, come down! it looked just like shauna. the girl come down and it wasn't shauna. it was a girl on crutches. but shauna had been there. at fist he didn't want to tell us that until my husband got violent with him. the girl started screaming, "just tell him, just tell him." >> under threat of violence the man admitted he had seen shauna but refused to say any more. while they searched on foot, her older brother alerted friends who worked for the local county search and rescue team. that call reached brad dennis of klaas kids. >> the best thing you can do is begin talking to the family and talking with them about it all and call her friends and try to find out who this young girl is and what is she really all about. >> while friends and family

chapters in this new book, my brother elvis, you talk about how you came into the house, you saw your stepdad, vernon. >> well, that last day, you know, i ran up the steps, there was a guy named joe esposito, and joe hodge and vernon presley converged on his body. rosanna: he was passed out into the bathroom. >> when i walked into the bathroom there, it was obvious he was gone. terribly sad. i was angry. he was 42 years old. we lost him at early age. rosanna: it must have been emotional because his dad was crying. >> david, my son was dead. i was in a good mood. >> i'm sorry, you bring it up in the book. >> it was a tough day. a very tough day. greg: we saw photos of you with elvis over the years. how are you related to him? >> my mother and father divorced when i was a kid, like 4 years old. she remarried vernon presley, elvis's greg: at age of four you moved into graceland. >> i went in four, march of 1960. didn't know what elvis presley was or a hound dog was. greg: were you leading a very different life? with the king of rock and roll in your house. you're living there. when did you reali

. >> your stepdad has been your coach for what, 20 years? >> yeah, basically. >> a long time. what was it like to share this moment with him? >> it was amazing, honestly. as soon as i was able to get back to the back gym, especially after the parallel bars, i grabbed my medal and i put it on him as well, because it's like just as much his medal as it is it wasn't much to lose! congratulations. >> we're so proud and happy for you. thank you, sweetie. >> appreciate it. >>> all right, coming up, after the fall, a true display of olympic spirit during a race that has the world talking. >>> but first, these messages. ? ? nutella adds a smile to any morning. one jar; so many delicious possibilities. nutella - spread the happy! hi! hey! i've made plans for later in case this date doesn't go well. likewise! but, funny story. on top of that? my mom is my best friend. uh oh. yeah. the citi double cash card does. it lets you earn double cash back: the citi double cash card. clean food. words panera lives by. no artificial flavors, preservatives, sweeteners. no colors from artificial sour

the teens mom says her stepdad has been in her life since she was just one year old. and is really the only father she's ever known. let's take a look at what's ahead on fox five news this morning. a heartwarming moment between a daughter and her step dad. ((nats of implosion)) in less than 60 seconds... 60 years of history.. gone. we're live with all the angles of this morning's implosion... as we say a final a thief.. in broad daylight. not only was big brother watching... so was the neighborhood... see how they teamed up to bust the bad guy. burger fans rejoice... shake shack is giving away tons of free burgers to celebrate its 100th restaurant. good morning i'm mike doria. how you can get your paws on one of these delicious burgers today. another one bites the dust. what was once the home of the the dust. what was once the home of the riviera.. is now a pile of rubble. good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. the remaining this morning... and we were there to see all the angles. but fox5's peter dawson had the best point

andreas: this is my stepdad. -this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly attractive business model because it allows you to get paid once you perfect a concept. my big fat greek gyro only gets about $10,000 when they sign up a new franchise. in success, that fee could grow much higher. better still, each of your franchisees pay the owner a royalty on a monthly basis. that could be anywhere between 4% and 12% of your monthly sales. mike: right now we're ma

now you got a stepdad? [ both chuckle ] lemonis: we have a deal? miranda: we have a deal?have a deal. okay. -lemonis: congratulations. -miranda: thank you. lemonis: now, you know that for a period of time... layne: i know. -miranda: we know. -layne: you got us. lemonis: ...i am 100% in charge. miranda: we know. -layne: thanks again. -lemonis: thank you. what a good-looking group. [ laughter ] so, miranda and lane and i made a deal for me to invest $500,000. i'll own 20% of the business, and they accepted the fact that i was 100% in charge. and so we're going to challenge every single thing we do from coming up with consistent branding to developing new products. and then we want to take lanolin, the thing that made us who we are, and find new ways to expand on that. we're gonna look at manufacturing, and we're gonna potentially outsource it. what is your biggest fear? ashley: taking away my job security. woman: oh. -ashley: for sure. -[ all chuckle ] miranda: you will always have a job, no matter what. you've been with us for a long time, and, ashley, we're only gonna get

>> why was my stepdad arrested?y was my little brother crying because i did not have a light on my bike? michele: is there anything you would ask about how they do their job? not just about that night. calvin, what about you? >> what question would i ask? i would just want to know, i have been doing research about racial issues within the u.s., and they changed that law in 2007 that i have read, assaulting a police officer. i want to know why in 2007 was it changed to be so vague? you know, prior to 2007, that law was specifically assaulting a police officer, hands-on assault with a police officer. after 2007, i just want to know why did the law become so vague, where people can get locked up for a long time, lose their job, and not be able to get a job because of that law? what happened that led to that law change? [applause] michele: thank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm really excited i was asked to moderate this panel. in much of my writing, in this era of attention to police misco

>> why was my stepdad arrested?hy was my little brother crying because i did not have a light on my bike? is there anything you would ask about how they do their job? not just about that night. calvin, what about you? >> what question would i ask? i would just want to know, i have been doing research about racial issues within the u.s., and they changed that law in 2007 that i have read, assaulting a police officer. i want to know why in 2007 was it changed to be so vague? you know prior to 2007, that law , was specifically assaulting a police officer, hands-on assault with a police officer. after 2007, i just want to know why did the law become so vague, where people can get locked up for a long time, lose their job, and not be able to get a job because of that law? what happened that led to that law change? [applause] michele: thank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm really excited i was asked to moderate this panel. in much of my writing, in this era of attention to police misconduct a

. >> why was my stepdad arrested?hy was i arrested for a crime because i didn't have a light on my bike? what was the charges for? >> is there anything you would ask them about how they do their job, not just about that night? calvin, what about you? >> what question what i have? i would want to know, like kelly, i did is not just for the case, i do my research about you know, the issues with the us and they change that law and in 2007 that i've read, that ppl was assaulting a police officer. i want to know why in 2007 was exchanged to be so vague. prior to 2007, that law was pacifically assaulting a police officer, hands-on assault with apolice officer. after 2007 , i just want to know why did the law becomes obeyed where people cannot actually get locked up for a long time, lose your job and not be able to get a job because of that law? what happened from 2007, 2007. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. >> no. hello everyone. i'm really excited now. i think in most of my writing i deal with in this era of a