your vote on this motion to deny the appeal? >> [inaudible] >> i cannot hear what you said >> aye >> thank you. that motion passes 4-0. there's no further business before the board this evening. >> thank you very much. >> >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >>

why she got denied and how the d >>> denied and left hanging. we rent sently told you astoria boots a single mother who paid for mandatory football insurance for her son, but she couldn't collect. because of our story, her luck might have changed. me now. i understand the hillsboro county school district is taking a second look at her claim. >> yes. the king high school football coach was supposed to cover this injured player in the offseason but no one at king high school or the district can find that policy or for that matter prove it ever existed. >> they require football players to buy it, but didn't cover kenny johnson when he had his bell running during an off season practice at the high school. did you see stars that tay? >> yes. >> she saw hospital bills, thousands of dollars worth for treatment of kenny's concussion. she has to pay about $3,500 after her insurance kicked in. the secondary school insurance didn't cover a penny. >> did you ever think you would insurance claim? >> no. he was supposed to have another insurance policy in pla

your vote on this motion to deny the appeal? >> [inaudible] >> i cannot hear what you said >> aye >> thank you. that motion passes 4-0. there's no further business before the board this evening. >> thank you very much. >> >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >>test. >> we'll call the shortened special meeting of the transbay joint powers authority for thursday, august 25, 2016, will you call the roll madam secretary. >> and note for the shortened record supervisor kim is having a scheduling conflict. >> director reiskin and

. >> move to deny it no information has you read. >> that motion from commissioner fung to deny the request commissioner lazarus. >> commissioner honda commissioner campagnoli and commissioner swig that request is denied with a vote of 5 to zero. >> move on to the next item which is item 5 another rehearing the subject property on nordoff street for a rehearing gains versus the bureau of urban forests decided on 2016 at this point the board voted two to three 3 with two commissioners december sefrnt and grant the appeal moving the tree will significantly commissioner tang at character of the neighborhood and lacking it the motion failed it was upheld and that is are for a presidio on nordoff, llc moving the trees to the rear of the property and start with the requesters. >> good evening and welcome reuben, julius & rose on a reuben, junius & rose representation as an entity before the board will not have an effect on my decision. this afternoon. >> thank you please proceed. >> overhead please. good evening, commissioners and i'm once again addressing the relocation of the redwood tree on no

saudi arabia has denied any involvement. some republican senators actually voted to override the bill just to deny obama a veto. it's worth mentioning even some of his strongest supporters like pelosi also voted in favor of the bill. it is sure to draw tensions with saudi arabia. the lebanese paper looks at the way they might retaliate. notably saudi authorities have already threatened to sell off hundreds of billions of american asset. genie: a lot of french papers have dedicated their front pages to the death of shimon perez. es. paper says,-leaning was he a man of war or peace? he was sort of a bit of both. he was a man who worked tirelessly to give israel the means to defend itself. but at the same time he was a man who understood that the well-being of israel lies in compromise and not in war. it's clear that his vision of peace is far from being achieved today. has been postponed since the oslo accords. genie: the garden is revealing ace secret eu memo with a secret ultimatum to afghanistan. >> it's one of many. you ca

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a judge already denied efforts to already denied efforts to part of the final tally tuesday.but today the same judge will give lawyers a change to argue their cases more. andy biggs and christine jones are facing off for the 5th congressional district republican primary.jones won by such a small margin.so jones's attorney filed a complaint tuesday demanding the county delay the official primary election results. regardless of the legal actionsthe thin margin means the race will get an automatic recount by election officials. but jones' team says at least the hearing the hearing the hearing the hearing starts this morning at 10:30ounty officials are expected to certify all election results ncluding this race by ncluding this race by tomorrow morning.live in phoenixnico santos12 today. ?? toss to emma for morning let's begin the morning juice with a special birthday.happy birthday star trek! the iconic show turns 50 years old today. the original only ran for 79 episodes. since then-- several other series have debuted-- and three big movies have premiered as well. so for everyone today..

bruised cheekbone and should she be denied coverage because she was drinking in her own home box the insurance company said no, we won't pay >> will talk about that. >> also kyrie irving is not only one of the best cavaliers a players, he's also a best buddy. findud out how he's giving backo where you can spend time with him this weekend offer a wonderful cars. >> the meantime as hot a jacoby and take a look at the forecast on this tuesday morning. >> it is beautiful out there. our temperatures are very comfortable. 53 degrees in wooster. a cool start in the same goes for tomorrow. humidity levels of talent as well. the forecast today includes a few of these clouds coming in. they will filter the sun from time to time but basically sunny skies. temperatures that will be well above average as well. we take a look at the future clouds and radarvege and not much to speakf this afternoon. there will be passing clouds but by tonight we have a good look at the sky the men moon that raises after 10:00.st we'll also be holy over three quarters full. break the 200 and 80 degrees. sunny and 83

they deny it. donald trump, hillary clinton, or others, politicians .re people in american policy any sort of domestic election. reporter: if you look back over the last 100 years of russian history, you would be hard-pressed to find a russian leader and u.s. presidential candidate that have a more similar view of the world than vladimir putin and donald trump. says nice things about russia and its leader, while hillary clinton is more hardline on moscow, it is unsurprising that polls show that more russians want him to win than her. one sings donald trump's praises louder than rush's most famous -- then russia's most famous popstar. trump for 20donald years. he was one of the judges at miss universe contest and moscow. >> the relationship between our countries would be much that are, closer. i pray for that. specialsomething very between russia and america. i need it. two big countries. they must be friends. reporter: donald trump called him russia's michael jackson. he is hoping to call trump ame

this dollar store employee denies claims he took photos of a customer's dress. she saw christopher take the photo. she yelled what are you doing and that is when he ran into an office. he denies taking the pictures but video supports the victims and the witnesses claims. anchor: this man faces charges for watching pornography on a touching himself. several people were in that area of the library. he faces several charges. and a man arrested on cocaine trafficking after police kicked down his door. he wants the city to pay up. he claims the police had no right to arrest him. a woman is requesting the city has six months to investigate and respond to that claim. anchor: the family of sandra bland has reached a settlement with the state of texas. she died in a texas jail last year after being arrested during a traffic stop. her death was ruled a suicide but her family denied those a 13-year-old boy in ohio is dead after being fatally shot by police. officers responded to a report of an armed robbery last night. police found three suspects. one pulled a gun out of h

. >> thank you, denis. >>> hermine making landfall as a hurricane along the northern coast of florida overnight. the first hurricane that the state has seen in 11 years. look the dock damaged. the surf so damaging in franklin county. michael paluska is in saint marks, 30 minutes south of tallahassee with just how damaging the storm was. >> reporter: the eye of the storm passed here clone to saint marks. the orsurge about two feet high, running into that bed and breakfast. now with the sun out, residents say they will clean up and rebuild. wet. >> we did save a lot but we lost a lot. >> reporter: this is the face of exhaustion after a night full of fear as the hurricane hit saint marks. >> it was nasty. it could have been worse. >> reporter: locals who have lived here their entire lives. >> it was a long night. >> hurricanes, hit, waters rise but they don't evacuate. >> this is home. >> reporter: getting back to normal is tough. >> this right here sets you back for at least a whole year. >> porter: hermine made landfall with 80 miles per hour winds but the power in saint marks went out

for us to wear ourf commemorative 9/11 shirts and we have done fo the past 14 years and was flatl denied by the chief. according to local 93 president,t, tim corcoran firefighters in cleveland or denies a right to wear polo shirts commemorating the attack by the fire chief. >> they felt it was a seminal moment in the country's history pub in the industry we lost 343 brothers. they have not worn polos for 50 years, we do not have any documentation thatt there was a order approved with them to wea polos. >> according topo lieutenant la gray, the request was denied because there was a strict uniform and clothing ordinance in place. >> 30 types of uniforms the class a witch is dress uniform >> says the polos break protocol, but corcoran does not buy it. it as a tradition we have done the past 14 years in septembera >> if you are going to a funera will not want to go to a funera for a fallen brother in a polo shirt would want to go in your best, the class a uniform. >> asking that all firefighters where the class a uniform to hi 9/11 commemoration event this weekend, but the unit does not thi

if you deny the bill from coming forward, you are blocking it. if you want the true definition of what is happening in this zika battle is those on the other side of the aisle in the senate are blocking discussion from even taking place. mr. hoyer: they aren't blocking anything, they passed a bill 68-30. they sent it here. and it was blocked from coming to the floor. and it would have passed. if you believe, as you asked me do i believe, should we consider things, the answer of course is yes. and i said peter king, the former chairman of the homeland security committee has a bill -- two bills that are supported by over 85% of the american public. bring them to the floor, mr. leader, on the premise that we ought to debate, consider and vote. bring them to the floor. bring mr. king's bills to the floor. bring the senate bill. you know the senate bill has 68 votes. and i will tell you, mr. speaker, i will tell the majority leader that had he brought the senate bill to the floor, we were precluded from voting on the senate bill, mr. speaker. majority

denis let me know that the matthew is now a cat 4 hurricane. so he is going to have a full update for you coming up on action 5 -- action news at 5:00. but let me give you what is going on here locally right now. we have so swers a storms so around 301. al and, again, quite a bit of lightning associated with these. so heavy downpours down there. as you broaden the view, once again, just hit or miss showers or storms tonight if you're out and about. you could encounter something between now and the next fizzle out here. as we get closer to 8:00, a few isolated showers by midnight we are ce and dry. and we remain that way overnight. although there's a pesky batch of rain that continues to churn here off shore. that's at least what the model is showing, getting close to the beaches tomorrow morning around st. pete beach. possibly we would see something develop there. most likely the beaches are going to be dry tomorrow morning. i think it's sunday morning that we have a greater likelihood of catching some bubbling up. not a ton of coverage though

. >>> continues to deny that he was armed. >> i say you have to put all pieces together. we interviewed a lot of people and a lot of officeers involved. the consist please tent themes i stand behind. >> well, earlier today people marched for the fifth day in a row, protest the shooting. police said they decided to release the video today after making sure it would not affect the investigation. >> another top story coming out of washington state where a manhunt continues where a man shot and killed five people at a mall. >> police believe the man acted alone. for this man who they say entered the cascade mall friday night. >> four possible shots fired. >> reporter: four women were shot dead in the make up area at macy's and a man died later. shopers fled, hid in changing rooms and other stores. >> reporter: police say surveillance video shows the shooter arriveing at the mall minutes later with app hunting style rifle. the victims range in age from teen to elderly. >> i please don't know what his motivations were. >> reporter: the shooter left the mall before the police ar

russia denies the claim. shona: the u.n. secretary general, the situation in aleppo is worse than a slaughterhouse. ban ki-moon says wednesday's air strikes against a major hospital in the embattled city constitute war crime. hospital staff blamed the attack on russian or syrian aircraft. another hospital, as well as a bakery were also damaged as ground forces intensified the assault on a rebel-held neighborhood. france's foreign minister is calling for a u.n. security council resolution to impose another cease-fire in the former economic capital and u.s. secretary of state john kerry threatens to end all cooperation with russia this wednesday unless moscow and damascus stop their attacks on aleppo. joining us now for more on the story is nabi bulos from beirut. do we know who was behind the air strikes? >> frankly no. it's pretty hard to tell at this point still. we just don't have enough information from the rebels on the ground or activists on the ground, i should say. with that being said, this area has been targeted in

the points are -- >> he denied it. he denies things, congressman. he doubled down. >> it's the way that hillary clinton brings things up. she can't talk about trade. she can't talk about the defense against isis. so, she brings up issues like this, which are not the important issues. we need jobs. we need to move this country forward. and it just showed the desperation and the debate as how she brought something like this up from left field. as we move forward today and other days, her comments on trade, she doubled down saying nafta was the best trade deal ever. that's going to cost her big time in michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, certainly in my areas. her weak response on trade is what mattered in that debate. not bringing up something like this as you said from 20 years ago. >> congressman, take that criticism on that you don't want to take on what matters in this election. so, the clinton campaign is just going to a smear campaign on trump, albeit with actual, true allegations, not allegations, true facts about what he's said in the past. but that

own the chart again related to those 57 appeals all of which were denied. >> denied right. >> a indictment and 16 percent of the cases were grand and 10 percent were placed conditions on the permit and 68 percent were overturned the departments decision out right half as many in the prior years in terms of percentage that is because of the those two clusters that have skewed the specification you've heard 15 rehearing requests you oral open iris a question about the boards decision whether a firewall was needed and that was the only one you grant as far as the 17 jurisdiction requests none of those. >> we competent give the 45 degree turn think outside the box 0. >> the fact most were denied it typical for the board and looking at the budget experience we have a good budget year last year, we ended up with surplus over $20,000 our filing fee revenue was up 86 over projections not a big part of our budget but significant surplus for that particular line item and part of it again toibl to those 57 cases each came with a $600 price tag they brought in $34,000 in filing fees without those our

israel is denying any aircraft were hit. syria appears to be taking hold for now. secretary of state john kerry and russian minister lavrov brokered the deal. kerry says it looks good so far. let's bring in cnn's jomana karadsheh monitoring all of this for us live from amman, jordan. what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: christine, the syrian military came out with a claim saying they shot down an israeli war plane and israeli drone over the golan heights. they say this happened after the israeli air force targeted the syrian army positions in the area. the defense force came out saying this is completely false and this did not happen. according to the ice rzturiisra carried out targeted positions. they say two surface-to-air missiles were launched in syria. this comes after the past few days where we have seen reports of projectiles landing in the israeli occupied golan heights and israel targeting sources of the projectiles. it goes to show the complexity of the syrian conflict. not really contained within the bo

following the hearing on june 30th, 2016, public works director denied the primary application with dpw order exit in the brief. >> the denial was based on the following finding the code effects article 5.8 this legislation attempts to provide and expand the range of convenient and consumption opportunity for the dollar served and in congested areas at different times of day and evening they're not under served as on market street in front of a mall with a food court on the lower level the second planning on both sides of market between 5 and 4 have high congestion with tourism and shopping and impartially and muni light rail and restaurants the findings 3 there are 3 artists permitted to operate at the proposed location in front of market street 2345u7b8 between november 15th to january 15th by the san francisco arts commission based on the present information the decision made was to deny the application on 865 market street thank you i'm available to answer any questions. >> i have a question and uh-huh. >> in our brief exhibit d one a yelp appoint out i'll not consider the food cour

it's denying access. it's in fact inequitable. i am hopeful that the board will address the social justice by approving the permit otherwise i am confused what social justice means or confused what the san francisco unified school district really stands for when it's limiting access for a student it claims it's submitted to supporting. please show we care about all students. let's act intentional and support the family and approve the permit on the 20th. thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> so i'm going to move up without objection item q. that was the end of general public. item q the proposition in support of this item and without objection i will meef this item up. can i have a motion and second of the suspension of the rules and proposition n non non voting in school board elections and by commissioners matt haney and walton and fewer. >> moved. >> second. >> can i have a roll call vote. >> yes. (roll call). >> seven aye's. >> can i have a motion and a second for the formal introduction? >> so moved. >> second. >>

denies allegations but the problems he is facing are not just political. brazil has been battered by a recession. one that turned out to be the worst in the century. says he will fix the economy with harsh austerity measures, a move that could ignite yet more public anger. >> down to syria where heavy airstrikes have targeted areas of hamas province. those areas were captured by syrian rebels but damascus is pushing a counterattack in the region. syrian observatory for human rights says at least 25 people were killed in airstrikes overnight. turkey says it is working on giving aid to the syrian border town. syrian rebels pushed islamic state fighters out of the town last week. they have been forced out but their branding continues to hunt the syrian border town. backed rebels swept in, all that remains is the harrowing imprint. all the homes destroyed, they are back in the hands of their rightful owners. children are playing once again and women are showing their faces. >> we have cleansed the islamic state militants from our city. it is done. things are b

the actress' reps have denied the affair rumors. the film opens november 23rd. brangelina's divorce is getting ugly. the couple insists their split has to do with their different parenting styles. jolie is now seeking physical custody of the couple's six children. fox's adam housley has details of the divorce. <<(nat) a shocking hollywood break-up as angelina jolie has filed for divorce from brad pitt... (nat) serafin says: "people are just shocked and social media are going crazy cause this was the hollywood couple you thought would be the one couple that would make it through." attorney robert offer released a statement to the associated press on behalf of jolie---saying the decision to divorce was made quote -- 'for the health of the family'. brad released a statement to people magazine saying "i am very saddened by this but what matters most now is the well being of our kids" 6 children together and have been together for 12 years - tying the knot just two years ago in august. snd full: (mr and mrs smith trailer) serafin says: "this goes back to mr and mrs s

. >> thank you, denis. tonight. trappers are looking for the alligator that attacked a homeless man in melbourne. we first told you about this last night 1: trappers have removed two alligators from a nearby river. fwc officers say if they can't find that alligator which bit the 56-year-old man on the shoulder, it will euthanize it. >>> wells fargo ceo in the hot seat as congress is pushing for his resignation. the company is under fire for opening customers' backs to meet sales quotas. employees took money from the real accounts and deposited the money into secret accounts. some customers that didn't know it hg on for five t sfor years. the ceo stump. ay watch this. >> you should resign. you should give back the money was going on. and you iminally investigated. >> congress also slamming him tonight for t firing any senior executives who were li to this scandal. wells fargo will pay $185 million fine. >>> right now, automakers now know the proper way to test their self-driving cars before they make it o the streets

in a prepared statement -- stumpf apologized and accepted responsibility -- but denied any wells fargo c-e-o john stumpf testifying today in front of the senate banking committee... the bank was fined earlier this month for secretly opening more than 2-million unauthorized accounts in order to meet sales goals. more than 5-thousand employees were fired because of it. in a prepared statement -- stumpf apologized and accepted responsibility -- but denied any orchestrated fraud by bank management. "our retail banking practice issues, it's sales issues, are not a reflection of our hard helping our customers with their financial needs." wells fargo employees say they were pressured to meet unrealistic sales goals -- and they opened the bogus accounts to keep their jobs. regulators fined wells fargo 185- million dollars last week. the bank says it plans to eliminate the sales targets. replacem note 7 will be available starting tomorrow. regulators recalled the smartphone last week after reports of the phone catching fire while charging. the fires were traced to a battery problem believed to

we'll take a look at the weather >>> a judge denies a motion for a temporary restraining order in the congressional race. andy biggs is leading christine jones by anyone -- nine points. a preliminary injunction will be held thursday morning. >>> a new poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton in a dead heat. percentage point in arizona. that poll was conducted between august 9 and september 1. >>> democratic v.p.'s wife will be visiting the valley. tim kaine's wife served as the general secretary of education and will be in phoenix tomorrow to take part in a phone bank at democratic headquarters. >>> the battle betweens jeff flake and donald trump continues today. over the weekend, he said he sunday, trump took to twitter calling him an ineffective senator. flake released a statement saying in part hillary clinton thinks she can win arizona. what trump has been willing to do is say terrible things about women, mock the disabled, impugn the character of p.o.w.'s and go after the gold star parents of a fallen u.s. soldier. i am not ok with that. i'm going theee until he changes the to

well, she said she was ordered to deny the boy a hot meal, giving him a sandwich instead.ause he couldn't pay for it. on fox and friends, she said, she couldn't in good conscious continue to follow the policy, so she decided to quit. >> i'll never, never forget having to take, take that chick friend him, and give him that cheese sandwich. i was so ashamed of myself. you know, after that lunch was over, i looked at my boss and i said i can't do this. and she is like i know, i know. and i'm like, no, i really can't do this. >> the district superintendent says the policy has cut down on the number of parents who don't keep current on their lunch companies. and doesn't target those who qualify for financial assistance. >> the brad pitt-angelina jolie drama is turning out to be more bizarre than your average hollywood divorce. the fbi says it is gathering information about an incident involving brad pitt and his family aboard a private flight last week. according to reports, there was an alleged altercation between brad pitt and jolie and their older son who is 15. the fbi is i

mark is on it because you paid for it. >>> denied and left hanging. we told you about a single mom who paid for mandatory football insurance for her son, but she couldn't collect. because of our story, her luck may have changed. >>> the mandatory football insurance the school district requires football players to buy didn't cover kenny johnson when he had his >> did you see stars that day? >> yes, sir. >> he saw stars and she saw thousands of dollars of bills for treatment of his concussion. she has to pay about $3,500 out- of-pocket after her primary family health insurance kicked in. the secondary school insurance didn't cover so much as a penny. >> but did you ever think you would have to work this hard to collect on an insurance claim? insurance policy in place for the offseason. that is when players practice are blamed for an outside organization. >> we're going through trying to find that paperwork and get it together. >> trouble is, the coach is gone. the athletic director is gone and so is the trainer who filled out the injury report. no one c

and that matthews was denied 14 with a baseball bat. he said he wanted to know what it felt like to kill someone. >> he's dangerous. he's dangerous. >> reporter: he was the first underage person in massachusetts that was tried as adult and convicted of second degree murder. over the years he's beeneligible for parole. every time genie quinstands up to him. >> i am mom. i am still here. and i am sean's voice. >> reporter: this time in march matthews went before the parole board and cried. >> i had to prove that i could murder him. >> reporter: he said he is a changed man and deserved his freedom. genie offered him forgiveness but never thought he had the right to get out of prison. today the parole board agreed. weight off my chest 100 pounds. >> reporter: rod matthews will stay behind bars for 5 years before he iseligible for parole again. >> anchor: the third suspect in a shooting at a stoughton cvs is called to court. marcus pierre lieues on $25,000 bail. police say pierre lewis was involved in a shooting stoughton cvs last week. lewi

warrant --n arrest those are charges he denies. assange spends the past four years hold about the ecuador embassy in london. >> is the eighth time his are west warrant -- his arrest warrant is being tested. is sit -- is -- he remains in an ecuadorian embassy in london. he made the move to escape extradition to sweden, which he fears could relate debt fears could lead to another extradition to the united states. according to a medical report released by his organization, his medical health is at risk if he remains holed up. he has agreed to be questioned by swedish authorities in october in the british capital. killing 12 people. has disclosed 500,000 secret military files on the conflict in iraq and afghanistan. involved inwas releasing several batches of e-mails belonging to hillary clinton during her tenure of secretary of state. >> that environmental organization has published a lengthy report. a number of european oil companies selling toxic t cell -- toxic diesel. the companies are not accused of breaking any laws, but they ar

russia and rebels immediately denied involvement, blaming ukraine instead.rent: david crawford is one of the journalists who uncovered evidence revealing russia's connection to the crash of mh17, earning him germany's highest award for investigative journalism. he joins us tonight. it is good to have you with us on the show. i want to start with moscow's reaction to the report today. we have seen this before, haven't we? david: yes, we have. moscow refuses to accept responsibility for the downing of the plane, and is pointing his finger at ukraine. brent: if moscow denies connection to the crash and refuses to extradite suspects, does the search for justice, does it end with this report we are getting today? david: no. this whole matter is not going to go away. you look at the lockerbie downing, pan am 103 i think it was, justice took decades. this matter won't go away, but it could also take decades before it is finally too expensive to keep denying it. brent: in your reporting you said there was a pro-russian separatist, they celebrated the downing. it fir

both denied. she called the bank too. asking to rent the home for a to buy it. >> they said no, they want us off the property. >> reporter: tonight this mother is hoping for a miracle. >> i'm lost. i'm homeless. i don't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: in tampa, clifton french, abc action news. >> well, judge university in the last hour we got a call from the bank. they are giving this family an extension until at least october 7th while they investigate what happened. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action weather. >> good evening, everyone. this is a look at category 4 hurricane matthew. stngerhing is a beast getting new ren is actabout to fly in right now. we will see if it potentially could become category 5. this will be a major issue for the island of jamaica sunday into monday. there is the latest track. afterwards, there's the big question. once it exits cuba, is it going to be more of a westerly track, northerly track, easterly or stall out? stalls out for a three or four day stretch out i

and when you look at the first amendment, for example, the king had denied us -- he denied us the ability of freedom of speech. he told us that we could not have freedom of religion and superimposed his religion. and said we couldn't meet in groups more than three because he said we would be conspiring against him. he was actually right about that. but you know, madam speaker, he denied us the right to petition our government. we put together a petition. we sent it overseas to the king and waiting on a response. the king didn't even open it. he wouldn't open the petitions and said they don't have standing and don't have the right. our founders said all the citizens have the right to assemble and freedom of press, freedom of religion. we hold these dear and we are very proud of it. the second amendment, madam speaker, we often learn that the brits marched on our guns and that in part, that's why the second amendment was put there. let's remember there. sure it was the brits, but that doesn't even make the point. that was our government. the brits at the time were essentially our national g

. >> thank you, denis. >>> now to democracy 2016. hillary clinton campaigning today in orlando. and our sarina fazan the only reporter to talk to her one on one about many issues happening the national spotlight right now. now, donald trump has said immigration security is national security. >> when it comes to refugees, i'm going to do everything necessary, working with our security and intelligence professionals to follow their advice about what we need to do before we let anybody into the country. >> i know you have been to scandals. most notably the while you were cleared of any wrong doing, the fbi director says it was careless the way it was handled, the sensitive information. how can you reassure americans to trust you? >> well, first, i said i made a mistake. i said i was sorry. i have taken responsibility for that. i've got no excuses. >> the mosaic plant, company that's profit off of common resources need to be held a very clear view about this. polluters should clean up the mess they create. >> will help fight zika virus in florida. >> there has been a ve . i hope the

. >> thank you, denis. >>> breaking late this afternoon, winter haven police releasing video of burglars running wild inside a radio shack store. investigators saying these three guys busted through the glass last friday and started grabbing phones. they were in and out of the location in less than two minutes. if you know who these guys are or heard anything about this case, call winter haven police or crime stoppers. parent wants to see. teak a look. a s.w.a.t. team mobilizing next to your child's school serving a drug related search warrant. the home is located at the side entrance of glenn allen elementary school. officers finding crack, prescription pills, marijuana, and three children inside that home. police are now trying to find 51-year-old caroline kalante and plan to drug trafficking. >>> >>> state health officials understanding the number of infected pregnant women with zika virus right now to 84. officials speaking today in south florida. just one day after confirming a bib ewas born with microcephaly in miami. that comes as a worker at macdill air force base has contracted

denied and denied. >> we can put you there. >> all without any apparent desire for an attorney.ed him to stand in a lineup so witnesses could have a look. >> there's no way that -- >> there's a lawyer here, the state's attorney here from cook county. >> the state's attorney is representing the people and representing the case. i would not feel comfortable at all. at all. >> so they waited for reginald's attorney to arrive, and then it got odd. >> reginald, the attorney is right there. >> yes, sir. >> why are you taking your clothes off? >> because i am. >> what's that? >> because i am. >> your attorney's right here. we want to take you for a lineup right now. will you step in the other room? >> no, sir. >> reginald removed all his clothing and refused to stand in the lineup. >> that's an interesting tactic. >> yes. >> have you ever seen that before? >> no. >> so no lineup. but they charged him anyway with capital murder. nailah, by then, had been dead three months. >> i was definitely relieved. i was kind of surprised that it took so long, but i was relieved. >> relieved, too, t

to eliminate 600 plus guysthat they denied that and kept calling they kept denying it. se kill everyone else around us that way we can get out they denied that it boiled down to my team leader. he pulls out the grenade we make the decision to do that.. you hug each other and blow ourselves up. i can hear the taliban's footsteps. and right before i did that i look over my left shoulder andnd i see a good friend of mine he comes running in he's been on the gunfire for about a thousand meters or so. he is coming in to save us he slides in with his team inserts laying down massive firepower. that allowed us to back him. he popped smoke.he r it really did work in our favor. i did a few more targets a few feet away to 200 yards away. five minutes after that i'm leading the element out and then this is a ravine off to our rear and the taliban had underground entrenchment systems they popped out of the ground 25 feet away from us and started to ambushed us. the first thing i did i just dove headfirst into this chest high ravine. we started to fight them back. i kept hearing thi

they denied that. i don't know why. it boiled down to my later he have a grenade and he pulls out the grenade and we make the decision and were all but a hug each other and blow each other up. by this point i can hear this footsteps. whatever they say. and right before i did that i look over my left shoulder and i see a good friend of mine. he comes running in. he's been on the gunfire for thousand years or so. he slides and with the machine-gun team. it allows you to go back to him. he really didn't work in our favor. i engaged a few more targets five minutes after that there is as little ravine off to her rear. the taliban had undergone entrenchment systems when they popped out of the ground 25 feet away from us. it was so sick and tired. we really can it see them. they have not over my shoulder. i hear the white really funny sound. immediately following that i heard i hear my best friend screaming for his mom. i look over and see his arterial spray get hit about 30 feet or 20 feet in front of him. i go down as he's c

. >> thank you, denis. >>> breaking news from orlando. the city releasing new phone calls from the pulse nightclub shooting. the calls are from the fire department and the medical center. the emergency room is told to prepare for casualties. >> i don't know if you know who i need to speak to. i'm calling from the fire department. we have an active gunshot -- active shooter at 1912 south orange in the area not too far from the area. we have several patients. >> we are going through the major release of calls and we will keep you posted on air and on our apps. >>> we're getting a look at a terrifying robbery in fort myers. the man rushes a mcdonalds drthh ndow. you see the robber waving the gun as the clerk turns over money. no one got hurt. >>> st. pete police giving us our first look at a bold thief. a $1,000 diamond pendant necklace from the jc penneys at the mall last month. they believe he is responsible for similar thefts in pinellas county. if you know who this guy is, call the st. pete police department. >>> new video showing the se

he's denying it. hear what he has to say coming up next on denver 7 at 5:00 a.m. >>> we want to remind you, starting at 5:30 this morning we are going to be recording our newscaster from 5:30 to 6:00 a.m., we just launched a pod cast that started yesterday morning, which means after about 6:00 in the morning, you can go to wherever you use to your phone. download our newscasts, take us with you as you head into work. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. >>> when i got here i couldn't find her, and then i saw her on one of the gurneys. >> a mom's worst fear when her daughter's apartment goes up in flames. what families are doing this morning after being forced from their homes. >>> a ne underway after a man was captured, suspected of the bombings in new york and new jersey. what we're learning

ailes denied the charges but was forced out after other women made similar allegations. erika: still keeping an eye on the weather. at rough surf and wind because of hermine. emily: you can still see the storm spinning to the south. cindy keeping an eye on this. cindy: it sure is weakening and moving away from us. a broad circulation. we areti area you can see the motion on these. these bands of light moisture spin in off the ocean. most concentrated along and south of the pike but that could change as we go through the afternoon. the storm is about 120 miles west and southwest of nantucket. it continues to shift westward so the strongest winds are along the coast of new jersey and long island where we get some wind at that's going to be the case through the afternoon. stuck in the 60's and low 70's right now. not really a beach -- but there is going to be high surf and risk for rip currents the afternoon. we will keep areas of mist and resolve around into this evening and hermine, still close enough by tomorrow for more pockets of drizzle. the full timeline for you, com

klein denied the charges saying that he used sperm from medical and dental students. prosecutors is a i in response to a complaint, dr. klein denied using his own sample for insemination. but dna evidence proves otherwise. a college student. we will tell you the one thing that he used to fend away this shark. >> it's definitely something to consider. >>> on hold. worries about the zika virus have some couples delaying pregnancies. coming up, the one reason that the doctor you may not know says you may not want to wait. >>> a three-county chase caught on video. the surprising words that th >> tonight the governor is meeting with co continues to fight with lawmakers over federal funds to fight the zika virus. >> some might be watching that battle even more closely than others much as our sarina fazan found out, some couples are putting off life decisions until there's more answers. >> he is a year and a half right now. >> reporter: kelly and her husband moved across country from l.a. to be close to family. they hope to give their parents advisories from the cdc on zika.

the sudanese government has denied not just the use of chemical weapons but intense military operations. given that sudan signed the chemical weapons convention in 1999 come any proof they have been used would add to further potential charges of war crimes. anchor: tens of thousands of israelis are paying respects to the late shimon peres. the 93-year-old died early wednesday the body of the founding father turned prime minister and resident lies in a flag-drink coffin outside -- flag draped coffin outside srael's parliament former u.s. president bill clinton visited as well. it comes before a state funeral that is expected to draw leaders and liberties from around the world. more.hrago has luke: one former president bidding farewell to another. bill clinton paid his respects to counterpart and former partner shimon peres. of a long just one line of international representatives who attended the funeral of one of israel's founding fathers on friday, with dozens of world leaders paying tribute israeli law enforcement is taking no chances. >> security measures will continue as long as nec

he spoke only to his lawyer on saturday and did not enter a plea deal but did deny using drugs while driving. according to a police report, he was under the influence when he hit trooper of a let on i-90 west -- trooper velez when he hit the trooper on i-90 west. this is video of him taking a field sobriety test near the scene of the crash. police later took him away in handcuffs. trooper velez was a 27 year veteran. he graduated from the state highway patrol academy in 1989 and is survived by three children. family and friends are still in shock that he is gone. >> it hurts. it hurts. it hurts. you know, he probably wasn't paying attention and now i have lost a brother. are going to lose him through the courts. >> memorial services for trooper velez are set for next week visiting hours at wednesday afternoon at the lorain county community college. funeral services will also take place there on thursday morning. trooper velez will be laid to rest at calvary cemetery in lorraine. lauren wilson, news channel 5. >>> court at the end of the month. >>> police officers are recovering after

yet you look outside and you're like denis it looks like a it does. most of the heaviest rain is off to the north. but there are still some scattered showers and storms and they're directly related to tropical storm julia, which we will touch on in a second. nothing to worry about, even for the carolinas. it will be a rain event. very little rain as all. storms in pasco county and hillsborough county. but it is limited. in the next day and maybe ev storms. for the weekend, the rain chances go down a little bit. temperatures anywhere from the upper 80s to the lower 80s up near 90 where it hasn't. cleaat is the 86. st. pete at 86 under mostly sunny skies. we have that on shore flow. in other words, the winds are coming in off of the gulf of mexico. it's picking up some of the moisture and bringing it in the form of rain. overnight last night, a couple county. throughout the day today, coverage as i said maybe about 25% of us picked up any measurable rain. as is usually the case the folks that got the rain got dumped on. this is tropical air. it's direct

three separate people in management also denied the request. wal mart ultimately released a statement saying, quote, they've reached out to this family to make this right and offer our apologies. >> reed: caught on camera, a desperate water in floodwaters. >> marie: see the tense moments that firefighters train for coming up. >> reed: plus the washington monument is a big tourist attraction. we all know that. but don't expect to get a look the big problem forcing a very long shutdown ahead. >> marie: and orange sheep. yes the real deal. >> reed: what a story out of texas. a houston attorney accused of using an assault rifle to open fire on cars passing by. >> marie: nine people were hurt. it happened in the middle of morning rush hour. according to houston police one of the victims is fighting for life right now. of gunfire. police say the man recently had issues with his law firm. >> reed: the 20-year-old turkish man accused of murdering five in washington state appeared in kod. arcan setin charged with five counts of murder. he has confessed

i realize that going into this and wanted to write a book to told the children that were denied their education, but there were so many different trajectoriessed. what their wife -- life was like but i didn't consider the way that families were torn apart when the decision was made because families really wanted their children to be educated there is one gradly were the two oldest children were about to graduate the junior and senior worse sent to north carolina then a young bird daughter entering ninth grade when live with her grandparents during the week and come home on the weekend but dad was working a second and third job to provide the money they needed to be a gram as house and at the school in north carolina., told she said iraq to their family apart before is happyim in joyful living in the heart where friends were coming and going it was her and her mom on the weekends and they would never be a family like that again. to find and i came to find that ripping apart of familiesnever h was indicative of slavery but i never thought what that would be like to have your children ri