she saw the man walking toward her. police say he grabbed her and pulled her to the side, off the sidewalk. covered her mouth and put her hands down her shorts. she was able to break through. she says the guy ran off toward d.c. if tar lot of folks this is a cautionary tale about walking alone, especially at night. >> we are in a city. sometimes we forget it. it's a beautiful path we can take. but we have to remember to be vigilant for our fellow citizens and ourselves. >> at night you have less people going by. it's well-lit on the bridge but as soon as you get off the brim it's darkener that area -- off the bridge it's darkener that area. you have less people coming through. richard: you can see. very picturesque in the day. at i have jogged here and it gets very dark. coming up at 5:00, what police say you should do to keep yourself safe in the situations. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. this man is behind bars accused of harassing miss maryland. police say 51-year-old valencio pires at

then it was time to start shooting. >> standing by, and walk! and start walking. >> after a couple of takes, the crew reset for the next scene. >> and action! katie, get your on into the classroom and was like, "so, i have announcement toan make." and then he told that there were two finalists in our class and one of us actually won it. so we were all like, "oh, my gosh, did we win?" so, and then he finally said my name and i was like, "oh, my gosh!" so, it was -- it was pretty cool. >> come one more step forward. that's it, right there. >> and action! >> but i know something she doesn't. >> and action! >> but i know something she doesn't. see that intersection? a car will be going through it in precisely three seconds. >> stop. i think that worked perfectly. >> a car will be going through it in precisely three seconds. that's good. >> you liked it? good. >> action! cut! excellent! it's a wrap! way to go! >> all right! >> good job. good job. you did a great job. >> i thought it was really fun. i had a blast. the next step is to go to the edit ro

walk together, so no one walks alone. and i can tell you my very first event was in 1999. and i didn't know what to expect when i got down to straub park and i saw sea of pink and all the people that were there it wa way. i knew that i was supported. i knew i wasn't alone. and the theme is just so near and dear to our heart. ladies thank you for joining us. once again kick off events are tonight. if you can't attend you can also go online and sign up for one of the four walks. pick one that's closest to you i post a ling to web page on my facebook page. again all you have to do look for fox 13's linda hurtado, and like the page. with fox 13 meteorologist jim weber. >> we've got a pretty strong esterly flow across the state over the past several days allows for very nice morning. 're seeing plenty of sun m foay wm afternoon. last couple afternoons we've up to 93 degrees, rain chances have been sliding down because we've actually been bringing some dryer air across the state. also, the windsbeen so strong, the storms race right out into the gulf of mexico. now skytower radar

the origin of the walk of the world is military.he dutch armed forces introduced the practice as fitness training for their troops. now soldiers from more than 60 countries join in. there are no power blocks or political alliances here. military personnel from the world over walk side by side. >> we are all here from different countries but all doing the same event and cheering on the same people. it means a lot. we will definitely be spreading the word to tell more people about it because a lot of people back in the states don't know about it. >> the soldiers try to march in time, but for most others, it is a matter of just completing every stage, especially toward late evening. military personnel here and civilians fraternize openly. the world becomes a village in the best sense. together with friends and meet new people, this is an option. this is an option to do it. i also different places in the world, so this is the biggest one of all of them. it's a good opportunity to meet other people. >> i want to be healthy. i want to exe

so you walk in -- it's just this amazing reveal.you dance on the dance floor, and these little lights catch all the sparkle. >> yeah, she would definitely be catching a lot of sparkle in that dress. >> absolutely. >> this next dress is very sophisticated. i love how the long sleeves are paired with the big open back. >> yeah, sleeves are very on trend this year, but to make it not too covered up, the open back really just makes it fun and flirty. >> yeah. >> this dress -- so, when you come in, it's just a little bit of sparkle in the front, but when you leave, you make even more of a statement. >> mm-hmm. and it's very classy, too. >> absolutely. >> to me, this dress is classic with a little bit of a twist. why is this a great choice for prom? >> so, the fabric of lace is very sophisticated. you know, any girl can wear it. but when you add a little bit of sequin and that little bit of keyhole neckline, it just makes it really young and flirty. >> yeah. these dresses are all so beautiful, and they offer a lot of different styles for

he says more women are also walking together. whoever is behind these armed robberies, it seems like they're jumping from one block to the next, geg like an easy target. police say in just the last 48 there have been at least six hours, reported armed robberies across the east side. men and women have been targeted with guns and knives. the suspects then take off with their belongings. bridget greenlee has lived on the east side for close to five years. she says lately this crime has been top of mind. >> maybe i shouldn't walk home tonight or maybe i shouldn't walk by myself or take an uber sheldon: that was christina palladino reporting. police are trying to figure out if the same crew is behind all of these armed robberies. so far, police haven't arrested anyone. adrienne: italy is observing a national day of mourning for the 291 people who died in this week's earthquake. mourners, including some injured survivors, gathered today for a state funeral to remember 35 of the victims. they wept and consoled each other in a community

the origin of the walk of the world is military.he dutch armed forces introduced the practice as fitness training for their troops. now soldiers from more than 60 countries join in. there are no power blocks or political alliances here. military personnel from the world over walk side by side. >> we are all here from different countries but all doing the same event and cheering on the same people. it means a lot. we will definitely be spreading the word to tell more people about it because a lot of people back in the states don't know about it. >> the soldiers try to march in time, but for most others, it is a matter of just completing every stage, especially toward late evening. military personnel here and civilians fraternize openly. the world becomes a village in the best sense. together with friends and meet new people, this is an option. this is an option to do it. i also walk different places in the world, so this is the biggest one of all of them. it's a good opportunity to meet other people. >> i want to be healthy. i want t

and maybe a life take a deep breath and take you're time cities cross america are being safely for walking and driving some streets are confusing here's what you need to know all intersection kroukz of novelist marked some are marked to make them more visible other crosswalks and intersections are raised to the level of sidewalk to actress as speed bump and people are maybe crossing be cautious and watch for people when you approach any intersection advanced limit lines and pedestrian yield signs show drivers where people walk and stop behind the lines at stop signs and for people crossing bulb outs where the sidewalks extends into the street make that tease easy to see pedestrians and remember to slow down whether making reasons and watch for people on sidewalk estimations extensions that maybe closer than you expect and bicyclists may motive to the left to get around bulb outs this gives people a head start allowing pedestrians to enter the crosswalk before transfer starts moving makes them more visible pedestrian scrimmage and stop the vehicles in all directions allow people to cross in

and walk six miles.s amazing. i had never walked six miles in my life. i was doing it every day. >> reporter: saying good-bye to junk food, fast food and soda and hello to clean eating. >> it was basically vegetables, meat, and clean carbs. >> reporter: sweet potatoes, brown rice, quinoa, and learning he'd never be able to eat certain foods again. >> once i figured out dairy was my down fall, i took it out and started losing weight again. gym, incline on the treadmill, lifting weights, and now he can do it all. >> at 60 0 pounds, i couldn't go to the gym. >> reporter: from fat pat to possible pat. 330 pounds lighter. not only changing his own life but encouraging his one-year-old son as well. >> i had to set an example for my son so he could come up and be possible pat too. >> what a transformation. >> he's a different man, and he had some surgery this week to remove some of the excess skin. you have to realize that's one of the problems. >> he went from 53% body fat to 10%. he now eats 2200 calories a d

the followed the suspect and two people were walking outside. you see them on the sidewalk on sierra vista. they had to kuck for cover as

walk in penn township and walked along north park drive for suicide prevention niche initiatives and it's out of the darkest events held across the country. the light house is celebrating national light house day offering kids a deal on tours and all day today children up to 12 years of age had a chance to climb the light house for free as long as they had an adult with them of course. it's one of the oldest and tallest in the country. classic cars on display today up in bucks county but this festival was more than putting on a show, the action cam on the scene in central park for the annual for the car show and benefit, this festival is a memory of drew who died in a motor cross accident about ten years ago, all the money raised today goes to fight hunger and help people struggling to pay for their education. meanwhile in northern liberty people were dancing in the streets. the second street festival brought in people from all across the region for some live music, delicious food and face painting, organizers say the hope is it will show off what north has to offer in terms of resta

in walks the first woman. there she is. irat what did she throw down in there? >> a egg. >> are they rotten? >> pretty much. >> why? >> realtors send out, he didn't want anymore and she had it. because the realtor on the other end of this -- >> she was throwing and she said this is for all your f-'ing junk they are offering a cash reward for anyone who knows who she is. because yes, this can't continue to happen. >> and more bizarre behavior here in russia. the man on the ground is her man and the man on stop of him is her friend. they may or may not have been involved in a little -- >> she's just teeing off on this guy's head like a kickball. >> she is. but let me break this down for you. i don't are on the ground, that's my man i mean -- [ indiscernible ] >> remind me to get in -- >> up until she started kicking him the other dude has the upper hand. and you see that once she helped him he was able to slowly roll over. >> take that girl shoe shopping after this. caught on in south africa. we've seen video fr

let's walk through what happened. she was walking along the key bridge. was walking in one direction. the opposite direction. then he turned around and ambushed her and dragged her into this dark wooded area. he began to try to rip off her clothing, shirt, shorts, she was able to break free and get away. so was he. police are searching for him tonight. any time incidents like this happen, we spoke with a self-defense expert. he says his phone starts ringing off hook. the women want to know how can i avoid becoming a victim? how can i protect myself? defend myself? >> concepts for defending yourself, when somebody is getting into your space, you get the bad vibe, address it. if i'm walking up liz and she feels like something is wrong, her hands are up when she knows what's going on. if i come in and i come in for the grab, she's making space with her forearms, driving in and getting to offense. so she's addressing it when something is wrong. she's making space getting to offense. we look at thi attack, maybe she's aware of me maybe, she's not. this context

petersburg, a walk score of 88, topping the city's existing walk score of 42 these big homes in the suburbs. they're empty nesters and moving down there, and they want to be able to walk to where they want to get to. the millennials definitely want to be able to walk, and they're more environmentally conscious i would say. >> reporter: you don't have to look at a website, or see a score to see that st. petersburg is pretty pedestrian friendly. you'll see a unique blend of shops, and businesses. >> the whole bay front. grand central district. >> reporter: combine that with a variety of new housing that's close to all of the action and you'll see why st. pete topped the list. >> reporter: if you would like to check out your own city's walk score, we have a link to that website on wfla.com. mary mcguire, newschannel 8. >> walkable city. i like that title. >> love it. >> very nice, lace up your shoes. >>> a florida native made his olympic debut in front of a hostil >> we're going to show you how this teen olympian did against a star brazilian athlete, that's coming up. >> the radar has quieted

why police say a man plowed >> to walk or not to walk. should you let your child walk to school without you? cbs 2's elise finch got some advice in weather watchers county. >> reporter: how old is old enough for a child to walk to school without a parent? the answer depends on who you ask. >> probably like 15 years old, 14, 15. >> i would say, like, over 8, 9. >> depend on how close you live. if you have any older siblings or neighbors to walk with. i was allowed to walk last year. >> how old are you now? >> 11. >> if there's not much traffic. >> i was walking by myself. nowadays i guess 10. >> reporter: 10 might sound too young to some but it's the benchmark according to many safety organizations. that's because several years ago, a study published by the american academy of pediatrics found that children 10 and over were significantly better at identifying safe places to cross the road, detecting traffic and road dangers, and coordinating information from environment than younger children. pediatrician vicki iannotti says each parent ne

walked in with a beanie. this is me. watch what i can do so he walks up to the corner and struggled you can see it. >> he is on the struggle bus. >> he walked up to the clerk and he's like give me your money and does appear like he has a wea still the clerk immediately listens to him and steps off. she brings back something for him but it's not cash. >> right in the face. goes running out the doors police have not caught up with this guy yet but i can't imagine >> don't worry, in this case it's all happy here. >> she's a bit confused. >> maybe you should look into the backseat my dear. >> it's a little puppy. how can you not like a little puppy? >> thank you. this is what i needed. >> it's one of the sweet things that people get to do. it's not always bad. >> using a vacation day for one amazing experience. >> work won't be on the brain during this fight. and using legos to show the love. >> our first kiss in the rain. >> he had a 16-year-old film maker put this together. >> see how this ends with a happily e

in walks the first woman. there she is. irate. what did she throw down in there? >> a egg. >> are they rotten? >> pretty much. >> why? >> realtors send out, he didn't want anymore and she had it. because the realtor on the other end of this -- >> she was throwing and she said this is for all your f-'ing junk mail. and i was like, what? they are offering a cash reward for anyone who knows who she is. because yes, this can't continue to happen. >> and more bizarre behavior here in russia. the man on the ground is her man and the man on stop of him is her friend. they may or may not have been involved in a little -- >> she's just teeing off on this guy's head like a kickball. >> she is. but let me break this down for you. i don't know about -- if y'all are on the ground, that's my man i mean -- [ indiscernible ] >> remind me to get in -- >> up until she started kicking him the other dude has the upper hand. and you see that once she helped him he was able to slowly roll over. >> take that girl shoe shopping after

walk a little slower for me, please. >> this is your costume. marilou will help you put it on. >> have your face be completely white so you look like death. >> and before she walks out in front of a car, death grabs her "i'll save her today, but tomorrow, who knows?" i-i don't feel alive. i don't feel alive. >> while jake practiced walking with his scythe, the crew prepped the prop car. then it was time to start shooting. >> standing by, and walk! and start walking. >> after a couple of takes, the crew reset for the next scene. >> and action! >> i found out i won about a month ago, and my teacher came into the classroom and was like, "so, i have an announcement to make." and then he told that there were two finalists in our class and one of us actually won it. so we were all like, "oh, my gosh, did we win?" so, and then he finally said my name and i was like, "oh, my gosh!" so, it was -- it was pretty cool. >> come one more step forward. that's it, right there. >> and action! >> but i know something she >> and action! >> but i know something she

walking. >> it is for them. >> reporter: mike janeson said flashing lights at cross walk and dedicated bus turn outses are coming soon to eastern, long- term improvementes to do more. >> we'll going to improve the roadway and and widen sidewalk street lighting. and more lighting for the make it a better street. >> reporter: janesen said ten people were kit on -- hit on eastern alone. it will expand to other neighborhoods. for sherry bush no bad idea for public safety. a message three years too late for her son. >> i don't want any other parent to feel the way i do. on eastern, [inaudible] the cross walk way over there for eastern. and as you have been able to hear i am in the bus stop. some people say it is easier to cross walk. but sherry said don't do it. it is something she learned and upon wants us to learn from. >> anchor: not worth taking that >>> a major blow to isis. a senior strategist was killed in syria. mammogram a nani played a major role in orchestraing attacks around the world. he was behind the deadly terror attack in paris that killed 139 people. he was taken out in th

you have all walked into the building. you have all been part of the process before where your person was just a candidate and now the president-elect and he walked into the building and did the job and what i would like you to do is think back to the end of the second week, not the first week, the second week and ask yourself if you could only draw on that two-week experience, what thing would you tell your successor that would help them walk into the building with more confidence and strength. >> first i want to say thank you. thank you for the bush library for hosting and the moody foundation for making all of this possible. i think both mac and just talked about this. you want to come in with a very clear plan and roadmap for what you want to do clearly for the first two weeks and there are executive orders unannounced and that time period, you set a tone very quickly. what you want to do is know when you walk into the door, we had a very clear set of we knew it was happening on day 1, 2, 3, specially for the first two

is about a 10 minutes walk.

i walked up the 47, 48 steps to the top of the bridge, i turned and walked on the pedestrian walkwaytower where i took the package out of my purse and slid it into a narrow window to my right and i listened and looked to see whether anyone was around. and i saw no one. i returned back through the tower and back down the stairs. i was about the fourth from the bottom when those three men appeared again walking across the street at quite a pace. the middle man saying, fan out so she doesn't run. the two fellas grabbed me by the arms. i hadn't been grabbed like that since i was 4 years old. >> were you scared? >> no. >> really? >> i was angry. i kicked, yelled, i grabbed my purse and as i did, i drove the man's hand into where the sr-100 was hooked on. eventually they got the velcro undone and the sr-100 was out. by this time, a van had come from underneath a railroad bridge with all of these people piling out of a van. one of them was a photographer with a big camera and a big flash. they then put me into the van and we drove away. we drove to the lubyanka prison, not anyplace that a c

in the near future. >> a walk to help find mirabel?>> he google mapped that park and zoomed in onto it. he then panned out, navigated over about eight to ten miles. >> this area he was zeroing in on, was it an area that had crossed your field of vision at all? >> no. >> here, k.c. is google mapping a place no one had searched. watch as he zooms in to that area with that tree. >> that tree didn't figure in the investigation in any way? >> not in any stretch of the imagination. >> no one had searched there? >> no. >> no reason for that to be in the paper or anywhere else? >> no. it's out in a remote canyon location. >> but he's looking at it. >> yes, yes. >> by the time k.c. was walking out of the library that afternoon, police were already headed to that tree. >>> coming up, another startling discovery. >> this is way off the beaten path. we didn't know what to think. >> and the suspect speaks. hear from k.c. joy himself. >> are you dangerous? >> me? i'm the perfect most honest guy there is. >> when "dateline extra" returns. rider made

tours. >> why you walking in my yard? it's a problem. >> back! they're always fascinating when we see them. i have two for you. this plane coming in for a landing. this pilot already recorded a mechanical issue on takeoff. gets in nice and low, trying to get land it as nice as possible, we're good, we're good, we're good -- we're not good. >> what happened? he seemed to have it? >> he did. he was so close. the pilot reported a front wheel mechanical issue on takeoff. but appears to me he purposefully set it down in the dirt section of this runway. to maybe let that front wheel slip. there were three people on board that plane. here is some of the aftermath. >> oh. happy to report that all three people were okay. two were taken to the hospital but released. that could have been a lot worse. as is the case for this next video, police calling this stupid. >> oh. >> you see him running down the platform there. then you see him cross the tracks right in front of a moving train. >> oh! >> so stupid. >> and lucky that is a very

she was walking along the bridge. she was walking in the opposite direction. and then you know what he did? turned around and ambushed her. then dragged her into this nearby wooded area and that's when she was able to kind of fight him off and escape as he was attempting to sexual assault her. this is a very scary situation. and when happen we're sold from a self-defense expert that's when the phones start ringing. women want to know what can i do to protect and defend myself, to avoid becoming a victim? here's some advice. >> comments for defending yourself. first tip is you get the bad vibe address it. if i'm walking up to history and she feels like something is wrong, her hands are up when she knows what's going on. if i come in and now i come in for the grab, she's making space with her forearms. she's driving in and she's getting the offense. she's addressing it when something is wrong. she's making space getting to offense. we look at this from a rear attack, maybe she's aware of me maybe she's not. this context, the grab comes in. she's turning towards

. >>> new tonight another deadly walk to a bus stop in polk county. a 13-year-old struck by a car while walking on the side of the road has died. this is the fourth student to die in the last five years either while walking to school or to a bus stop in polk county. melissa marino joins us now accident happened along barfield road in polk city. he was walking along sooitd that road in the morning to -- alongside that road in the morning to catch his bus, right? >> that's right. there is no sidewalk so she was -- there is no sidewalk so he was walking alongside the grass. >> it was jacob scott's first time walking to a bus stop for a new school. these mark he never made it. he was walking around 7:45 last monday morning when he was hit by a car. michael edmondson claims he couldn't see and went off the road. >> he said the sun was in his eyes and jacob was struck. >> the victim's family did not want to speak on camera but released a statement that they were feeling unimaginable pain. they described jacob as a as for driver deputies viewed his phone and

forgot. >> oh my goodness so he walked in with a beanie. this is me. watch what i can do so he walks up to the corner and struggled you can see it. >> he is on the struggle bus. >> he walked up to the clerk and he's like give me your money and in his right hand. still the clerk immediately listens to him and steps off. she brings back something for him but it's not cash. >> right in the face. goes running out the doors police have not caught up with this guy yet but i can't imagine it's going to take too long >> don't worry, in this case it's all happy here. >> she's a bit confused. >> maybe you should look into the backseat my dear. it's a little puppy. how can you not like a little puppy? >> thank you. this is what i needed. >> it's one of the sweet things that people get to do. it's not always bad. >> oh my >> using a vacation day for one amazing experience. >> work won't be on the brain during this fight. and using legos to show the love. >> our first kiss in the rain. >> he had a 16-year-old film maker put this together. >> see how thi

, walk with some decisiveness. lot of these inmates and their dogs come from similar backgrounds. they have a common ground. they come from broken homes. a lot of these guys come from living on the streets, just like the dogs, so they can relate to each other. >> loose leash. now, he just walked him right through you with no problem. >> everything about an inmate is it takes your mind away from doing time. i hated the jail population. everybody is a proclaimed gangster. i don't have time. i want to do my time so i can restart my life again. >> conrad is an army veteran with ten years of service. this is his first time in jail. >> i found out i'm a pretty damn good trainer. trained soldiers. now i train dogs. at least they listen better sometimes. this is minion. he's a 1-year-old, a mix. living with him is like living with a grown man. farts, snores, takes up more room than i do. no more sit-ups or pushups in the room anymore as you can tell. there's not a whole lot of room for activities. >> if found guilty, conra

doing the first space walk. i don't know, but this is so, i mean, guys, we have done live shots outside in parking although the and can't get a shot like that. >> what are you atrying to say? >> i'm not trying to make fun. but what an amazing shot. that is so cool. let's jump into weather. that was shot of our control room as they are pushing buttons. no, kidding. 80 degrees in clearwater. 79 in winter haven. i'm going to tell you that little bit of dryer air aloft going to hold back our chances for rain just a little bit. so you see some reddish color here. we're going to drop them to 30 percent. other than that, it's not going to be much dft today. hot humid high of around 92 degrees. going to feel like 100. warm and low 79. >> back at it again tomorrow. the difference tomorrow is we're going push rain chances inland. inland polk county hardee county rather than back from east to west. we're just going to shift weather pattern. vanessa, 30 percent will be rain chances. >> all right. dave, thank you. >> 8:21 in

hundreds of people took part in a 5k heroin walk. many of those who to worried about losing loved once -- ones to drugs. >> just, see and here about so many overdoses and i have a couple sphrendz drug -- struggling with it and something needs to be done. >> money raised will be donated to turning point which is a roif -- recovery and treatment sentner lake county. >>> it was arn image that tarn ished cleef and's image for years. the river on fire. city has come. >> on the banks of the kie koag -- cuyahoga river news and drink the the 15 annual festival on whiskey island. but this festival is about more than the party here. it's celebrating the trans important makings of cleveland and the water surrounding it. it was 1969 when the river caught tbier but that was then >> cleveland's come a long way where the flaghts were. i remember the 90s when they were popular from getting shut down to reviet liedz -- liezing restaurants and breweries coming into the area. it grot -- brought national attention to the city. it brought a lot of attent

we'll probably be walking our dog and we're going to be walking down nonchalantly. we're going to run into cameron over here doing caricatures. >> ahh. >> i think you guys have figured out that a proposal is going to be forthcoming. and we do get with to see their lovely walk along the oceanside pier. that's where they are where he's planning to pop the question. >> but he's about to be seen in there they are at the caricature artist. there's boo in his lap. we can see over the artist's shoulder and you can see there he is, there she is, and there are those bubbles the one for a -- >> will you marry me some. >> and one for a -- >> maybe. >> we're going to say with yes, alley. >> all right. >> right here, the reveal. >> awesome. >> what? >> her voice. oh, cool. oh -- >> what? >> and he immediately drops to a knee.the people they know come around. and people have them camera phones because that's how we watch things nowadays. >> go and get that frame, put it up in your house and that's a great memory. >> and at the very end, you see them walking away on to the pier an

. >> why people on this walking >> back! >>> a pilot with plane troubles tries to land -- >> we're good. we're good. we're good. >> but see the moment that good turns bad. >>> plus, internet gold. with a guilty dog, one chewed up shoe. >> huh? >>> and a gentleman's guide on how to -- >> eat an ice cream cone. >> once you do one lick, you're in >> the step by step to a proper technique and what happens when we get the guys to try it. >> i'll just go about it like i normally do. >> no! >> that will get you a second date. >>> the kids will be kids, oh, they're just kids thing has gotten out of control recently. i've had enough. >> i agree. >> what happens when kids do adult things? >> trouble. >> yes. >> well, this 12-year-old boy in china, is being a kid, rides his bike, pulls up on a car. oh, wait, what's that in his snand anybody got a light. >> you little jerk. >> what? >> wow. >> he's an arsonist. >> and the car is set on fire. >> this kid like a little gang member or something? >> or was this some random punk kid. >> ther

so you walk in -- it's just this amazing reveal. and then you dance on the dance floor, and these little lights >> yeah, she would definitely be catching a lot of sparkle in that dress. >> absolutely. >> this next dress is very sophisticated. i love how the long sleeves are paired with the big open back. >> yeah, sleeves are very on trend this year, but to make it not too covered up, the open back really just makes it fun and flirty. >> yeah. >> this dress -- so, when you come in, it's just a little bit of sparkle in the front, but when you leave, you make even more of a statement. >> mm-hmm. and it's very classy, too. >> absolutely. >> to me, this dress is classic with a little bit of a twist. prom? >> so, the fabric of lace is very sophisticated. you know, any girl can wear it. but when you add a little bit of sequin and that little bit of keyhole neckline, it just makes it really young and flirty. >> yeah. these dresses are all so beautiful, and they offer a lot of different styles for varying tastes. but what if there's a girl w

but against a don't walk sign. erin breen is the director of the vulnerable road users project at unlv... and thinks the 60 year old might of ran out of time getting across. so we wanted to try it... its funny because we are so used to cars doing that we finished the walk... with no time to spare. so here we are in our 30 seconds boom right to the other side could we have walked faster yes but we are very able bodied pedestrians here get 30 sec cross... then are forced to stop in the middle if they run out of time... breen says when most people get to the middle they dont stop. okay so these guys they started their cross.... and theyre going to keep coming even tho that hand says do not cross breen told us ndot is working hard... but says ultimately thigns wont get done unless people in the valley demand mean streets in las vgas and this is the meanest of all ndot has lowered the speed limit on boulder highway from 55 to 45. coming up at 11... changes could be coming if you get a ticket for jaywalking or not yieldi

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the indians walk off and first time in one hundred years they get a walk off inside the home run. what a incredible and today is even more special. because the two guys game through, back-to-back. >> indeed and indians earn their win. the indians tied in the lost column and each have a lost here with the texas. they play against the rangers next week. >>> in the national team, they game. the u.s. will play serbia on sunday. trying to win the gold medal here and the title here and would become the fourth player to ever do so. speaking of lebron here, check it out, usain won the 200. he decides to celebrate like lebron. he tweeted, i see you know what homey!. >>> mark johnson is up next >>> you hear that, i dropped my phone, i was tweeting about rob. i'm going hit tweet when i finish the show here and you can follow me and see what i >> he was singing show tunes. >> and he tap dances there's so much. >> here and i like this, on for two days and then off for two days. >> have a great weekend >> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, hugh grant, comedian nikki glaser

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