the transcripts right now, and what are we learn? >> reporter: well, in the transcript 49-year-old denia farmer says it's right here she noticed the three men in a white work pickup truck follow her, but they did more than follow here. according to transcripts farmer told the 911 operator she stopped to get on the freeway's entrance ramp, and then they pulled up like they were going to g were following me on the freeway, end quote. in the transcripts farmer seems distracted between watching the truck behind her and trying to let the 911 operator know exactly where she was on the freeways. at one point she says she's quote nervous, and so was one of the drivers who witnessed it all. as he drove side by side with her on the freeway. he did not want to be identified. weaving back and forth through the traffic that was driving kind of crazy, and that's when the gunshots went off. it was like pow you heard one, and then pow another, and then i hit the brakes and heard two more pows. >> reporter: now the shooters have never been found, pol

exonerated them. >>. >> your office released 27 pages of transcripts. we've obtained the full transcript and audio tape, there's a major portion left out involving hillary clinton. mr. burton, that's rather exculpatory for hillary clinton and you left it out when you released that document. >> this was such a critical tape and the language about hillary came very next in line and your transcript released to the press ended right there, because it seemed to be favorable towards hillary clinton. >> well, i know what you're getting at and you're trying to make it look like we're trying to audit the tapes or change the tapes to make it look worse than it possibly is. >> yes. nailed it. that was exactly what you did, and what tim russert nailed you for on live tv. and the reason i can say that unequivocally is because congressman dan burton did end up admitting it, and ultimately apologizing. and he ultimately accepted the resignation of his staffer, his chief investigator, david bossy. he let david bossy take the blame for that scandal. when people talk abo

in the transcripts farmer seems a little distracted. listen to what he has to say. >> it's quite traumatizing. it was like pow, you heard one pow, and then i heard two more pows. and her car hit the wall pretty hard, and just kept riding the wall, and when i approached the hi that had went in the vehicle >> reporter: the witness says it was quite shaking, and he's seeking some therapy help. he said the one thing he noticed about himself after witnessing farmer dying that it was a wake up call for him to really appreciate the important things in his life. we're live in phoenix, maryellen resendez, abc 15 news. >> haunting and feeling helpless there. pun part of investigation --

even just the transcript is chilling. "this is mateen. i want to let you know i'm in orlando and i did the "what's your name?" says the operator "my name is i pledge of allegiance to the islamic state." the operator continues to try and engage mateen, but almost as soon as the call starts he hangs up. as the massacre unfolded mateen called 911 several times and operators desperately tried to call him back. it's not clear there was ever any more discussion between mateen and 911 operators. mateen - who'd visited pulse v the attack over weeks or months. just around last call, mateen entered the club through the front door and with a military assault style rifle and a glock 9mm handgun. he began indiscriminately to murder club goers, many of them young people from orlando's latino community. caller: "he's going to kill us. "who is inside?" caller: "the shooter." for three excruciating hours mateen held up in the building, at firstmoving throughout the club looking for victims. for the first time we're seeing the actual attempted negotiations

50-year-old man for college transcripts.anted to see a birth certificate. he wanted to see legitimacy. what tax returns do, it tells you a lot who you attributed to. you know what really bothers me is people who call up and say or people who sit out there and say, well, you know, i wouldn't understand them, even if he gave out his tax returns. let me tell you, we probably all work on talk radio stations and networks. we can find tax experts who can explain it. there are people right here on cnn who can come on and explain what he's done. the reason he doesn't do it is because he is hiding something. that's exactly the argument that would have been used against president obama and anybody else and that's why the governor of indiana released his taxes. something is strange when your running mate releases taxes and the man at the top of the ticket doesn't? >> john hasn't gotten in. john. >> here's what we're told about mrs. clinton's charitable foundation and the giving to that foundation. we're told those things don't matter,

. >> phoenix police released a transcript of the call from two weeks ago. donna rossi joins us live from police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: the fact that we have a transcript and not the actual audio 911 call makes it one thing is for sure, she wanted help. it was nearly 2 weeks ago when dena farmer was shot and killed as she drove down state route 51. when farmer called 911, she told the operator three mexican guys had followed her in a truck at seventh avenue and broadway. >> i didn't see anything glaringly helpful. trusty transcript indicates farmer was confused about the direction she was headed and the 51. at two times during the call, she asked the 911 operator what to do about being followed. >> we're trying to work records to see if there is any surveillance cameras along the path that could provide evidence. >> reporter: farmer said she was nervous. the last thing she said is "they are right next to me." an unknown noise is then heard in the operator repeatedly asks if farmer is still there but following the incident but we know ther

it is not a verbatim transcript. >> that's correct.

50-year-old man for college transcripts. see a birth certificate. he wanted to see legitimacy. what tax returns do, it tells you a lot who you attributed to. you know what really bothers me is people who call up and say or people who sit out there and say, well, you know, i wouldn't understand them, even if he gave out his tax returns. let me tell you, we probably all work on talk radio stations and networks. we can find tax experts who can explain it. there are people right here on cnn who can come on and explain what he's done. the reason he doesn't do it is because he is hiding something. that's exactly the argument that would have been used against president obama and anybody else and that's why the governor of indiana released his taxes. something is strange when your running mate releases taxes and the man at the top of the ticket doesn't? >> john hasn't gotten in. john. >> here's what we're told about mrs. clinton's charitable foundation and the giving to that foundation. we're told those things don't matter, there wa

it has agreed to provide transcript -- itt has agreed to provide transcripts to former students so theyan transfer credits but first they have to find a place to accept them. >> it's a very big setback especially since i'm supposed to be starting school on monday. >> reporter: this is the third large for profit school chain to shut down in the past two years. for more information about the closing, head to our website, cbssf.com. >> thank you. >>> new at 5:00, time running out for dozens of people in the north bay who are currently living in rvs. a new ordinance could kick them to the curb. as kpix 5's john ramos found out, they are fighting back. >> reporter: the rvs that line san rafael's kerner boulevard are not camping but for those homeless who are lucky enough to have a way to get off the sidewalks. the same thing happens on jacoby street. but when local businesses began complaining about garbage and waste dumping, city hall listened. >> anyone else wish to address -- >> reporter: in july the city council approved a ban on rv and oversized vehicle parking on city streets. the warn

nothing in the transcript tells us why. mateen mentioned other terrorist attacks, like the 2013 boston marathon bombing that killed 3 and injured hundreds "my homeboy tamerlan tsarnaev - says mateen - did his thing on the boston marathon, my homeboy did his thing, okay, so now it's my negotiators he was wearing a vest teasing them at times about whether or not it was explosive and whether bombs were in his car. no explosives were ever found. mateen threatened mateen: "your people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid." mateen was finally killed when police stormed the building began - the deadliest mass shooting in us history - 49 people dead. miguel marquez, cnn, new york in today's healthy living -- we've all been told that red wine is good for the heart... but a new study suggests that alcohol is not as beneficial as previously believed. and the annual iheart radio music festival is now over. we'll tell you why some felt like they wer3e back in the 90's adam cookson are the brai

read the transcript.oo bad rudy giuliani isn't our candidate because we would win. i've supported rudy giuliani. he understands you've got to protect the border but he understands you can't throw out the bus boys, the bakers and the health care workers that are doing jobs that are needed here in america. too bad rudy giuliani's not leading this party. we would win. instead, we got donald trump and he could have articulated a plan. they promised a plan. instead, we got populist rhetoric drafted by senator sessions and steven miller. and, look, measure nwe're not rr bap b alabama primary. we're trying to win this election. he betrayaled republican values and gave a terrible speech. again, read the transcript. >> so what donald trump now says and what rudy giuliani says and his campaign now says is that when he said after the criminals are gone, after we handle other things like that, then we will readdress the people who are still here. what trump is now saying is what i'm really saying is i'm not going to

nixon issued transcripts of three recorded conversations he had with h.r.man on june 23rd, 1972, six days after the burglars were caught in the watergate. >> you open that scab and there's a hell of a lot of things that we just feel that this would be detrimental to have this thing go any further. >> the facts came out. yes, the president himself, not only was he involved in this but he directed this criminal operation. >> they should call the fbi and n. and say that we wish for -- don't go further into the case, period! >> the problem with that tape was not that it implicated nixon so much in the watergate thing but it contradicted what he said. he had not told the country the truth. >> the news caused a storm in washington and some of mr. nixon's most loyal supporters are calling for his resignation. >> i'm aware of the intense interest of the american people concerning developments today and over the last few days. tonight at 9:00, eastern daylight time, the president of the united states will address the nation on radio and television from his oval offi

the sounds, according to the transcript where really loud. think they probably did. the sounds on the crypt get -- on the transcript are really loud and i think it must have meant the door was opened. there is a point very late in the flight, it crashed at 10:03. there's a very loud shout from an english-speaking male that says, turn it up. right after that there's a shout in arabic, that says, pull it down. turn it up, pull it down. is that a battle for control? might be. i think we can say it might be. we will never know for sure. at the very end, just after 10:03. a few seconds after, you can see on the flight plan animation the wheel turns hard to the right and the plane turns upside-down. we don't know what caused that. did the hijacker pilot realize he was going to be taken over and just ditch the plane? they weren't told to do that. atta was their leader, save i -- and he said, if you cannot hit your target crash the plane. , he told his cam patriots he would crash his planes into the streets of new york city if we couldn't hit the world trade center. but it c

students tell news news they can't even access their transcripts and no one is helping them. without that, they have no shut down. >> i feel down. really bad. >> reporter: and shut out. >> hung out to dry those students. i called kaiser university and they tell me that they're going to work with the students the best they can. they also told me that accepting this credits will be on case by case basis. i also called attorney general boif they can force itt to give those students their transcripts. news response yet. jamison. >> thank you, paul. >>> right now a area mom demanding answers after someone bit her child more than a dozen times while in day care. this shows bite marks on her 18 month old baby's face, back, leg and arm. all of this allegedly happening at jay's bright lene braid entop. we're just lrng that dcf is investigating the center. she is upset after she saw the surveillance video in the it did not show a teacher more than 15 minutes. >> so how is it okay for someone else to have neglected him and still be out walking around? >> the day cwould not speak with us

. >> i don't know what to do about my transcripts or anything. i don't know how that will affect me going to another school. i want to continue school. >> reporter: i.t.t. tech says they will be releasing transcript toss the students and helping them find other schools. we placed all of this information on our website at fox10phoenix.com. ty brennan, fox 10 news. >>> university of arizona students may soon no longer be the proposed ban is based on research showing that electronic cigarettes are more harmful than once believed. they banned e-cigarettes along with tobacco but changed its mind when students and staff members complained. they are taking feedback on that proposal through october. >>> comedian bill cosby is in court today. he is charged with drugging and molesting andrea constand in 2004. prosecutors told the court, they hope to have 14 women who claim cosby testify. a judge will rule on that motion when that case goes to trial no later than june 5. charges in the boy's death. >> he is no longer a person of interest. he is the confesse

. >>> plus, new transcripts revealed what the shooter att >>> today the suspect in the mall shooting will face a judge. he is expected to be a rain and accused of killing five people and a macy's store on friday. the suspect was taken into custody saturday night after a mere 24 hour manhunt. police are still working to figure out his motive. >>> new transcripts released on the pulse nightclub shooting revealed new details about the man behind the attack. in the transcripts he repeatedly told a negotiator he was an islamic soldier and cited us actions in syria and iraq for motivating the attack. 49 were killed and dozens of others were injured. >>> jury selection begins today nine people last year and a south carolina charge. dozens of crimes and is facing the death penalty. his trial is expected to begii after thanksgiving. >>> officials and harlotte are lifting the city's curfew that went into effect last week. police say keith scott had a gun when he got out of his vehicle, relatives said he did not have a gun. the inccdent led to days of unrest and unease resulting in the curfew.

police have transcripts about -- transcripts of omar mateen's conversation with negotiators. the fbi transcripts delete reference to isis to avoid giving growpt a propaganda platform. mateen calls himself an islamic soldier and referred to the boston marathon bomber. he said his attack was in retaliation for a u.s. air strike in syria. >> what's going on there? >> there's a big [ bleep ] shootout. >> reporter: do you -- big [ bleep ] shootout. >> do you see anybody hurt. >> no. i ran out as fast as i could. >> mateen was killed when police stormed the building shortly after 5 in the morning more than 5 hours after the shooting began. >>> both presidential candidates are taking a break from the main stage to get ready for monday's first presidential debate. >> the latest data shows the vase tightening and dom trump is pulling ahead in some key battleground state. m.a.s.h. meredith has a look at where things stand in the race for the white house. >> reporter: dom trump has a reason to celebrate going into the debate, showing that states that appeared to be toss-ups are now a so

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not even the transcripts reel truly reveals what goes on inside the room.ey are scrubbed a bit. charles: there is a lot of dissent and different readings on the economy. what i thought was intriguing is the fed put out a revision of what they see the economy and inflation doing. how do you go from the gdp going from 2% to 1.8% and then see it growing? >> it's double-speak. they sided the economic activities picked up from its modest pay. and household incomes and growth was expands. so why not erase? this is what i don't understand about the fed. charles: their words or actions? the fact they didn't raise or which one is a better reflection? >> it doesn't matter what they say, it only mat wears they do. they may raise in december. charles: john, what i finds interesting with this talk about the mutiny, if the fed does not hike rate in december, you have got four new voting members coming on. you have got two more hawkish members. maybe janet yellen gets a better grasp and control of the federal reserve and maybe this pushes rate hikes further up. >> she doe

this is the transcript. and you can sense how anxious the driver is and how desperate the 911 operator is trying to figure out exactly where she's at on the 51. according to the transcripts, she shopped to enter the freeway and they were going to get out of the truck like freeway. she tells the 911 operator, yeah, they are next to me. that would be the last time we would hear from farmer. and that 911 dispatcher calling out to the victim at least 28 times, trying to get her attention and at one point trying to get the attention of troopers. they knew something was wrong when they started to get other 911 calls from the 51. police are still looking for the three guys in the white pickup truck. we're live in phoenix, justin pazera, abc15. >>> that's heartbreaking. >>> a civil rights investigation has been launched in tulsa, oklahoma. if you haven't heard about this. it happened after a fatal shooting death of an unarmed man. the video from a police helicopter shows -- walking away from officers with hands afte

and -- political motivation when the transcripts are released in five years. street joins us has anything you heard from the fed changed your view? 61% chance now of a rate hike in december. bill: this is not going to happen, it is an easy path for the fed. economic data was soft. yellen's point just then. i think with the political and geopolitical events, there's softening of data, it is a pretty easy path. all things being equal, -- anna: further out, what are your expectations? obsessing about when we get the next one and talking about the fact it is one to be lower for longer. bill: this is going to be a lower for longer cycle. the rate hiking cycle is going to be very anemic. we're talking on your piece about 250 basis points in four years, that is going to be interesting if we get that. over 2017, one of two hikes is optimistic. anna: the dissent within the fed seems to be drawing attention to do some people marking that as significant. how significant for you when you see rosen brand who was dumbest before now sounding hawkish -- who was dovish before

>> police released the transcript of the 911 call made by that woman. the verbatim of the call confirms what we had been told originally. that being a farmer was shot to death while she was on the phone with a 911 operator. there's a happened nearly two weeks ago on the 51 near thomas. 49 -year-old delia thomas called 911 and said three men in the truck were chasing her. a 911 operator was get as much information from farmer as possible. at one point farmer tells the 911 operator, they are right beside me. then a loud noises heard by the operator, and farmers never heard again. police are asking for tips on the suspect vehicle. described as a white workers talk as -- with a ladder rack in the toolbox. stupid people can change and take ladder racks often take the toolbox out. they can stop driving it. that may be an indicator in neighborhood who is change the appearance of a vehicle that sound similar, those are the calls were looking for. stomach farmer suffered multiple gunshot wounds and transported to the hospital, where she later died. police have n

earlier, f-b-i transcripts deleted references to isis. done to avoid giving the group a propaganda platform. in those calls, mateen called himself an "islamic soldier." he also referenced one of the boston marathon bombers. the shooter said his attack was retaliation for a u-s airstrike in syria a few weeks earlier. here now, is one of those phone calls between a dispatcher and someone who was trapped inside the club. mateen was finally killed when police stormed the building more than three hours after the shooting began. >> reporter:coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's coming down to the wire for the giants in the chase for one of the two wild card spots. the highlights coming up. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the bay area blues festival in martinez. enjoy two stages of blues music, gourmet food booths, and craft beer and wine. it's happening from 10-am to 6- pm in downtown martinez. it's free to attend. >> reporter:now time for sports. the giants, who are in a close race for the n-l wildcard faced off a

. >> when the feds meet with you they don't have transcripts of interviews. usually when they meet they don't write it down. that is common practice. anybody who's talked to the feds or a lawyer who's been involved with anybody talking to the feds will second that. that's the difference. >> last word, emily. >> yeah. i know, i mean i think your point is completely correct and probably need to spend a little more time considering. we could have stopped looking at the clintons years ago when we realized they were corrupt but i'm sure the american people are glad we've continued to dig and uncover every thing that we have over the course of the last ten years because it continues to be damming. >> i don't know. shrimp on a treadmill, obstruction of justice by possible next president of the united states. i don't know. how do you want your money spend. thanks, guys. >> look who's back, neil cavuto on business in about 20 minutes. what have you got? >> hey, dagen. billionaire mark cuban telling me if donald trump takes the white house the market takes a dive. we d

transcripts have been out, by the way. and perhaps the other bit of good news is that he has been here before. everything is united or mostly against donald trump. guess what. his supporters just don't care. this is a story we will examine very closely on "meet the press" as well. let's jump into this day on the campaign trail. in michigan with the trump campaign and is the teleprompter up? i see that. is he going to stay with the teleprompter? >> hey, chuck. i think i might have lost your audio for a second, but i heard you talking about trump's appearance that should happen any time. it is running on time. in 20 minutes or so we expect to see him on stage and they can talk about the twitter tirade. they made light about it in a tweet a couple of hours ago saying at least you know i was awake at 3:00 a.m. referencing that hillary clinton's primary run. it has been a dramatic day of developments in the fact that as you said, a republican nominee for president is going after this former miss universe after a day they turned

commissioner, have you asked to review these transcripts? we have. >> have you been given an opportunity to review them? >> no. >> do you believe they might include evidence that clears you of any of these charges? >> i do, if there were any evidence there that i would actually indicated or told anyone to impede, the operations of the congress, destroy or lead the congress, i assume somebody would have quoted it. i assume that those 50 depositions would support the fact that i did nothing to impede the operation of the congress, i gave no introductions to nip to do anything other than fully cooperate with the requests of the congress. >> i thank you, sir, for your testimony and mr., chairman, i field back. gentleman from texas for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, this administration seems to have set a record for the number of agency heads who have wrongly deleted work related emails and the number of employees who have pled the fifth amendment and a number of officials who have fail today respond to lawfully serve subpoenas. even in this depl

why wasn't there a transcript? why wasn't she under oath? who was in the room?as justice in the room? who was in charge of the interview? >> have you gotten any reaction from the fbi agents that you still talk to, jim, about this? >> megyn, i've had contact with 50 different people, both inside and outside, retired agents that are basically disgusted. and, you know, it's part of the last straw. by the way, was she asked to be polygraphed? i mean these are standard things that we do in these investigations. you know, and then the press conference. he gives this press conference, and then he took a few questions later, and he's asked what about the interview? he says, well i haven't visited the interview yet. i haven't read the interview yet? what? was this a preconceived interview? i mean obviously it was. it didn't have any impact. i mean it's just nuts. it doesn't -- >> it doesn't add up. jim, thank you. thanks for bearing with us. both to jim and you, audience. we wanted to get him on so we deal with mother nature as we can with these satellite dishes. joining

asking for a transcript because you do not have one. i am just asking for the 30 two sweater on have to read your summary. i may read the 302 differently than you. so why not? mr. herring: we have given you the relevant ones. relevant according to who? i'm telling you i do not think you have given me all the relevant 302's. mr. herring: the remainder will come out in the process. when didy: since congress have to go through this to obtain 302's from an investigation that is not even -- since when do we have to go to for you? mr. herring: we made a principal decision of what to provide. town --dy: i am out of time. with all due respect, you don't get to decide what we think it's relevant and i say that respectively. all, i think it congress should get it all. >> we know recognize the gentlewoman from new york, miss maloney. i am going to reserve my questions to the closed session but i would like to clear up the misconception. the campaign season is upon us and the accusation and the charges into the attacks are almost out of control. i

they don't do a transcript. they don't do a tape.ts, fbi agents in the room, take notes, and these are their notes. what's interesting is the number of times that secretary clinton said she couldn't recall or that she relied on the advice of other people. if somebody was sending her something, she just assumed it would be unclassified, or otherwise they wouldn't send it to her on her private server. and my sense of it doesn't make her look especially in command or in control, but it accomplished job one, which is to keep her from getting indicted. and my guess is that her approach to this interview was very heavily lawyered, and it was let's make sure that you don't get into any legal jeopardy. >> very good. who do you have on fox news sunday this sunday, chris? >> there's going to be this interesting event on saturday, and that is that donald trump's going to be making his first visit of the entire campaign to an inner city. he's going to detroit with ben carson. he's going to speak at a black church, going to tour some of the area

. >> get the transcript. >> he did, in fact, sir.t me call it -- >> can you say that a little louder, candy? >> he did call it an act of terror. it did as well take two weeks or so for the whole idea of their being a riot out there about this tape to come out. you're correct about that. >> it was the moderator moment heard round the world. news anchor candy crowley, who moderated the second presidential debate in 2012, was heavily criticized for fact checking mitt romney in real time about the president's remarks over benghazi. so should lester holt fact check donald trump tomorrow night at the first general election debate? trump doesn't think so. >> well, i think he has to be a moderator. i mean, you're debating somebody and if she makes a mistake or if i make a mistake, we'll take each other on. but i certainly don't think you want candy crowley again. >> and joining me now is carol simpson, former abc anchor who moderated the 1992 presidential debate between george h.w. bush, bill clinton, and ross perot. an honor to have you her

. >> i have the transcript right here. >> i watched the film.re trying to -- [inaudible] i did mock the guy and you should deal with that. >> i have the transcript right here. and that is. mocking. that is what you are going to do. >> and you are telling. and that's what i said. >> thank you very much. >> you have enough guts to show. >> good luck with the irs. >> i am finished with the irs. red it. it was all cleared up. you didn't think i would come out to it talk to you. maybe you would go to bill orifly and deputy to dinner. >> your treat. >> i treated him always. >> i understood alley's defense and i didn't see it that way. we'll let you decide. he has not settled up everything with the irs. and republicans argue that a clinton win in november would mean a obama for those who can't imagine life without two wheels, allstate offers a genuine parts guarantee, that promises to fix your bike with original parts. talk to an allstate agent about all the things they do to keep riders riding. it's packing winds of 70 miles an hour. hundreds of faith

students are having trouble accessing transcripts or are left with partial degrees. the institute also canceled a graduation ceremony scheduled for this weekend. >>> last month, massive computer outage airlines. a look at how this cost the company financially. reporter: some of us are under clear skies while others are seeing rain fall. we're going to talk about the . >>> the massive computer outage that delta airlines faced last month hurt the company financially costing the company $150 million. delta said the five hour computer outage hit early eighth and effected the computers needed to book passengers and fly the jets. the airline canceled 1,000 flights that day and canceled another 1,000 flights over the next two days because of that glitch. >>> senate democrats brought the $1.1 billion bill to fight mosquitoes from coast to coast. communities battling against zika as the fight for federal funding hits a road block. >> the motion is not agreed to. reporter: the bill approved by the house now failing a third time in the senate with democrats blocking it because

in the transcripts farmer seems a little distracted. listen to what he has to say. >> it's quite traumatizing. it was like pow, you heard one pow, and then i heard two more pows. and her car hit the wall pretty hard, and just kept riding the wall, and when i approached the hi that had went in the vehicle >> reporter: the witness says it was quite shaking, and he's seeking some therapy help. he said the one thing he noticed about himself after witnessing farmer dying that it was a wake up call for him to really appreciate the important things in his life. we're live in phoenix, maryellen resendez, abc 15 news. >> haunting and feeling helpless there. pun part of investigation -- tonight, but still a lot of questions about the 1972 plane that crashed into a gilbert home this weekend. it was registered to p and t air services in chandler. and melissa blasius just talked to the pilot's brother. >> reporter: that's right we talked to the brother of the pilot ryan kilgore. he says ryan is still in the hospital with burn injuries. he didn't wan

. >> i have president johnson's telephone transcripts within >> reporter: roth miller hasn't come up with any documents describing a government conspiracy to kill the president, but in one transcript, discussion of his autopsy four years after president kennedy was killed. >> why is the president and the most powerful law enforcement person in the country worrying about the autopsy four years when they have already said there is nothing to see it's over and done with. when you see stuff like this, you can't help but feel that there are conspiracies. >> and he also details conversations president clinton had about iraq's weapons of mass destruction and the impending al qaeda attack on the u.s. >>> san francisco trying to clean up the streets, what they are doing to help the homeless and make the city a little nicer. >>> did you know, the cardinals are the oldest team in the nfl, and did you know, 100 thing yeah, it's the title of the newest book about the team from the cards team writer, kent summers, rich and unique history from larry wilson to larry fitzgerald. >>> your exclusive ac

students can pick up their personal items today and they are transcripts -- their transcripts will be mailed out next week . >>> it is getting more expensive to keep your kids in daycare making it harder to make ends meet. a new study now says you may be you will for college. nick foley is live crunching the numbers for us. >> reporter: good morning, think about that for a 2nd child care more than the cost of an average college tuition or education. it is hard to believe but those numbers do not like anddenny parent with a child and full-time daycare knows what we are talking about. childcare rates are outpacing college tuition rates. we don't want to overwhelm you with all those numbers an that according to the national association of child care resource and referral agencies, a cost the average parent more than $11,000 a year for child care pick that is nearly $1000 per month. according to the us college work the average tuition for in-state student is a little over 9000 per year or just over $800 per month. consider the difficulty for someone earning minimum wage were according to

. >> i don't know what to do about my transcripts or anything. i affect me going to another school because i want to continue going to school to get my four-year degree. >> reporter: i.t.t. technical institute says they will be helping all of those students get all of the transcripts they need. they say they will help place them in other schools. we placed more information about how you can get help if you're affected by this on our website at fox10phoenix.com. ty brennan, fox 10 news. round of hurricane newton. this is a storm that keeps on giving. the storm first hit the country's baja peninsula bringing heavy rain. you're looking at the aftermath and minor damage to the resort-town region. the hurricane blamed for at least three deaths. the storm is moving north and will make a second landfall in mexico. >> dave munsey is tracking the storm for us and it could bring rain and flooding to arizona. >> r possibility. we're going to get a lot of rain, not necessarily a lot of rain in phoenix. most of the rain is going to be south of us. if you noti

we do know their transcripts will be trying to find out if they will be able to get tuition refunds. >>> we're here in cleveland where new numbers reveal the cost of childcare has reached some startling levels. in some cases it is costing parents more for childcare then college tuition considering the average tuition at a four-year university or college is about $9000 a year for in-state student. to your schools -- 2 your schools are even lower than more than $11,000 per year. it is close to $1000 from a. for an average family -- per month. for an average family you are talking nearly 1/5 of that family's yearly income for one kid in childcare. several bills has been introduced to wage -- raise the state's minimum wage to $10.10 an hour parents of the wages are not keeping up with those cost for childcare. >>> right now the cleveland police department is having a really tough time recruiting qualified candidates. they say officers fresh out of the police academy earn $45,000 a year. that is lower than other large cities in our state. cleveland police need more than 1500 people in ord

just read the transcript and it becomes very clear. he disqualified himself yet again. >> why is it you think all of the polls we have done recently show military leaders seem to be supporting trump? >> well, it's because they want a strong america. he has a clear vision on why america needs to become great again. look at what happened in hillary's service. they are being wildly aggressive and they are blaming the iran nuclear deal. it is her policies that have been a disaster for america and she simply cannot tell the truth. >> they couldn't say whether they had anything to do with it. >> the time is 20 minutes after the hour respect the flag allow the perch. laying down the law for those who try to follow in colin kaepernick's foot steps taking a knee for the anthem. jumping 200 feet from the water fall. why tourists had to come to his rescue. we will be right back. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >> well

this saturday's graduation is canceled and now she can't access her transcript. >> it's like you've paid your money but that's it. >>reporter: itt tech did not return our call for comment. >> you can send me letters about my bills but not something as important as i don't have a graduation anymore. and not the morning of. >>reporter: i spoke with representatives from other universities. they're looking into transfer are no guarantees all credits will transfer. >>> new tonight, her abilities to see the future may not help her out of this one. a psychic is facing numerous charges including theft and tell communications fraud. she's accused of stealing a million and a half dollars from people. she would come up with grim predictions to get client toss pay she could spend more than 30 years behind bars. >>> more than 40 police officers raided a field party over the weekend. it was a party expected to attract over 1000 nung amish. sheriffs notified -- parents notified the sheriff's office. some were accused of resisting >>> we're waiting on more information about the man found dead in a park

family and friends paid transcription to two san francisco firefighters. both died after being diagnosed with cancer from work related health issues. their names engraved on the fallen firefighter memorial. >>> bryan stow, the bay area man who was beaten at a dodgers game a few years ago returned to a san jose hospital today to thank those who helped him learn to walk again. rick boon spoke to stow about his recovery. >> what an amazing journey for stow. he's not where he wants to be physically. but he is better and getting closer to living on his own. >> i went through two and a half years of not remembering everything. >> reporter: five years ago these steps seemed impossible. today it's a new journey for bryan stow who has overcome so many hurdles. >> this is as high i can move my left arm. >> reporter: now the reunion for him and hundreds that the center has helped over the years. >> we're in the moment with bryan. >> reporter: bryan barely remembers the attack when moments after seeing the home team play the dodgers in los angeles, he and friends wear