and the parasites of the crop pests. perhaps 70% of the neonicotinoids used on soybeans in a seed treatment are not needed. there's no pest that they're controlling. so if we just use them only when they were needed, we could eliminate insecticide use over millions of acres. >> many people would say we need pesticides to grow the food to ed the grong world, the human population, and that maybe it's a necessary evil to sacrifice some wildlife along the way. fine. so you then look to see, to try to weigh up the damage that neonicotinoids seem to be doing against the benefit we get from them in terms of increased crop yield. and amazingly, it turns out there's virtually no evidence that they're actually effective. so there have been a whole sway of studies, particularly from north america, come out in the last year or two where they've simply grown crops with and without seed dressing and find that they get exactly the same yield without the seed dressing as they do with it. >> some actions are being taken to cb the use of

for more tips -- or to access batzner's "pest library" for help identifying and removing pests -- head to the links page of our website, fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. ahead at five: police continue to search for the suspect who stole a car causing an amber alert. we'll have a live report on the latest in the investigation. plus-- a spooky treat or a terrible trick? how a business in texas is scaring up have won the pennant! and in case you missed it. the cubs won game 6 of the n-l-c-s to win the national league pennant on saturday. now the cubs will head to clev series... their first since 1945! game 1 is tomorrow night with tickets averaging more than 900 dollars. meanwhile tickets for game 3 in chicago-- the median price is 55-hundred dollars! game one is at 7 tomorrow night! you catch the entire series, the cubs will take on cleveland in the world series... and thousands of fans are calling for a very special guest broadcaster this week: milwaukee's very own bob uecker. a petition has started online to replace fox's joe buck with uecker. it's posted on change

fox 6s derica williams tells you how and why pests are so troublesome this time of year. spiders and creatures adorn homes for fall decorations...homeo wners want the spooky stuff outside...not in. we always see a spike of activity david kusnierek , district making house calls this time of the year. seasonal insects like your box elder bugs, cluster flies and asian lady beetles. when the weather changes like that they migrate to homes and try to crawl in all the cracks and crevices the fluctuating autumn weather is to blame. so prevention education is key and being reinforced over the next 7 days for rodent awareness week. this is the time of year when rodents try to get into the home. we want to make people really aware before the weather gets cold to go out there on your home its recommended that you inspect your home at least once a year look for gaps in window sills and make sure weather strips are tight. a small opening just a 1/4 inch can lead to major problems. if you look at a number 2 pencil that the size they need to get into a building. if they can get their he

what you can do to avoid pest problems. the chicago cubs are headed to the world series-- yeah you heard that right. how fans are reacting to the historic weekend in the windy city. the packers-- enjoying a sunday off after a big win against the bears last thursday. how they're getting their rest as they prepare to take on the falcons russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... that's senator ron johnson's plan for seniors. he supports privatizing social security and wants to raise the retirement age so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. he also has a plan for medicare... turn it into a voucher program and add means testing -- so seniors pay more out of pocket or are left without coverage altogether. but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, . a cold front has passed to our south and despite the sunshine that high pressure brings as it builds in today, we stay much cooler than yesterday. highs will dip into the low 50s. we stay clear and cool overnight with low

for more tips -- or to access batzner's "pest library" for help identifying and removing pests -- head to the links mobile app. bowling for a good cause today.. people came to "lucky lanes" on 50th and howard to help raise money for 2- year-old jaxson klingbeil. jaxson has had health problems since he was born. currently, he is sleeping in a regular crib, but his mom says ne now needs something safer.. he wears a ventilator at night - he is continuously tube fed through the night so we need a spcail bed the little ninja can't climb out of.. for jaxson is just under 17-thousand dollars - and insurance wont pay for it. at last check today, they raised 27- hundred dollars. there is a gofundme page set up as well - we have a link on our website - fox6now.com. at least 7 people are dead and 30 others injured ... after a truck and a tour bus crashed in california. authorities say the accident occurred on interstate-10 in the desert hot springs area. you can see the ladders to climb into the back of the bus to search for passengers. the bus was operated by usa holiday-- a los angeles-based to

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desperate to get some unwanted pests out of his home.. pests reaches out to us for help. we'll show you what happened when we approach the landlords.. who he says aren't doing anything. if you're in the market..... for a new car... consumer reports is out with it's new list of which brands are building reliable cars.... we'll have the top picks... just ahead... and.. planet hollywood is giving you more chances to see one of its most popular shows. find out when you'll have another chance to get the best seats in the house. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. narrator: 2013: joe heck votes to shut down the government, risking vital services for thousands of nevada seniors and veterans. but as federal employees like air traffic controllers worked 16 days without pay, joe heck continues to cash his paycheck... joe heck says he deserves it. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. and congressman hardy said he supported trump 100%. like trump, hardy opposed legislation to ensure equal pay. and hardy

and why pests are so troublesome this time of year. spiders and creatures adorn homes for fall decorations...homeo we always see a spike of activity david kusnierek , district manager at batzner pest control is busy making house calls this time of the year. seasonal insects like your box elder bugs, cluster flies and asian lady beetles. when the weather changes like that they migrate to homes and try to crawl in all the cracks and crevices the fluctuating autumn weather is to blame. so prevention education is key and being reinforced over the next 7 days for rodent awareness week. this is the time of year to get into the home. we want to make people really aware before the weather gets cold to go out there on these nice warm days and seal up your home its recommended that you inspect your home at least once a year look for gaps in window sills and make sure weather strips are tight. a small opening just a 1/4 inch can lead to major problems. if you look at a number 2 pencil that the size they need to get into a building. if they can ge

. >> finally, pest control is called. now, they have a bill for pest control and they have to pay somebody to do it put it back toget together. >> if that don't kill, i don't know what will. there is the little scorpion. >> lets see it stings you on the >> ta-da. >> the end. [ laughs ] >> it is time for the father of the bride to deliver a toast. >> he wants to thank somebody specifically. but, see why his sweet message interesting. head onto our website on rightthisminute.com or you can see it on our social app. >>> the wedding day for dads. then there is the toast. >> thank you everyone for coming along. >> i got words to say so let me get this out >> and he has taken the floor. i flashed back to my wedding and what dad said. he wants to thank somebody specifically. >> are you nervous about your i nervous about what my dad is saying. >> put the cake down. that's sensitive territory and you never know what's going to happen with the cake. >> no! no! >> and he sits done and the cake goes flying off the table >> that's awe

pest control records note live german roach activity during a previous service--including inside the oven. 1:31 person in charge: uh, i don't have anything to say. darcy: you don't? you guys had cockroaches all over the restaurant. pic: not all over the restaurant. d: just in the kitchen. pic: not kitchen. just in the storage area. the very reluctant person in charge wouldn't give me his name, or answer questions about sprouts, fish cakes and raw eggs that had to be tossed due to unsafe temperatures. or an employee's moldy rice stored over customer food in the reach-in. 1:59 darcy: if you don't want to participate in the story, you can certainly choose to do so, but the story's going to go on the air no matter what. this employee wearing the pink gloves didn't wash up after handling raw chicken. ceiling tiles were dirty and stained. and fridge racks were rusted. 2:40 d: we just want to make maybe what you might have to say. pic: yeah, i don't want to explain anything. d: you don't want to explain anything. no. d: nothing about the roaches, nothing about the food on the floor, nothing

the donald's like a pest with his interjections... (cross talk) "he started tweeting that the emmys were rigged against him. should have gotten it." the emmy for best interruptions goes to donald j. trump. (donald trump) "wrong." jeanne moos cnn ("snl") "wrong." new the chicago cubs made history last night clinching the national league pennant to pave the way to their first world series since 1945. the cubs roundly beat the los angeles dodgers, 5 to 0, at national league championship series. here you can see thousands of fans celebrating at the wrigley field. and astronaut scott kelly tweeted this picture showing chocago from from the international space station. hillary clinton's campaign tweeted this moment the candidate found out the team won. next up is game 1 of the world series against indians in ((ad-lib at desk)) richard simmons is closing his famous exercise center, slimmons studio in los angeles. the fitness guru made the the studio opened in 1974 and catapulted simmons into the national spotlight as news of his fitness tech

fox 6s derica williams tells you how and why pests are so troublesome this time of year. spiders and creatures adorn homes for fall decorations...homeo wners want the spooky stuff outside...not in. we always see a spike of activity david kusnierek , district manager at batzner pest control is busy the year. seasonal insects like your box elder bugs, cluster flies and asian lady beetles. when the weather changes like that they migrate to homes and try to crawl in all the cracks and crevices the fluctuating autumn weather is to blame. so prevention education is key and being reinforced over the next 7 days for rodent awareness week. this is the time of year when rodents try to get into the home. we want to make people really aware before these nice warm days and seal up your home its recommended that you inspect your home at least once a year look for gaps in window sills and make sure weather strips are tight. a small opening just a 1/4 inch can lead to major problems. if you look at a number 2 pencil that the size they need to get into a building. if they can get their he

residents here say pest control - "i've typically made a phone call. so i'm aware that they're coming and they typically identify themselves. they knock on the door? they knock on the door and they say who they are and you peep out the peep hole and you look." tonight, residents like gloria, takign extra care to lock her door... left to wonder whose lurking on the her side. - "i just wish somebody has said something- because i hadn't heard a thing in the world about this guy." as residents take precautions... we are still waiting to hear local leasingo office... and the utah- based property management company that owns mission capital... as to why residents weren't alerted. meantime, chamblee remains in the wake county jail on a quarter-million dollar bond. jbrabc11ewn. in the 'final stretch' of "vote 20-16"... the 'two candidates' -- are "pulling out all the stops" -- as in "battleground north carolina". "michelle - obama" joining "hillary - clinton"... for the 'first time' on the 'campaign trail'... and she did it in 'winston-salem'. many believe the

the change has drawn criticism from farmers who say it's crucial in fighting pests and fear the change will lead to rising food prices. >>> california water regulators received public comment for the first time on the newest plan to make waste water safe for drinking. now, at this point, regulators say making waste water potable would take significant treatment. >> this is potentially a source of drinking water if we can do it right and do it right everywhere that it's done in california. >> reporter: areas would have significant amounts of industrial discharge, just like san francisco is a candidate for waste water conversion. >>> and many people wonder if they are being tracked while online. >> michael finney is here with how to control your privacy while on the web. >> whenever you go online, every move is being tracked and you have no idea what happens to all of that information. consumer reports has advice to help you take control of your personal information. it can be creepy when you search for a medical condition online and then a related ad pops up on your screen. >> it's call

>> >> imbalance we were number iraq controlled by the pest were dead and the kurdish fighters. and we came upon the village of two, to overlook the the town which was eventually was retaken with the help of u.s. air support and now is a major base of operation for the campaign.ill but they were still below occurred there the mortars fell while i was there. and that is the scene is about to run. >> pbs frontline martin smith here is part of that documentary. >> they were among the first targets isis hit 2014. >> they are undecided of theiv river. >> there was chatter on the radio. since my visit the iraqi security forces attacked and the pest margaret are now awaiting orders to proceed 40 miles to the north. eight promises to be a hard fight speaking speaking native tongue. >> had a day speech usa's journalists?e i have a lot of time on the amend and iraq starting 2003 during the american invasion. and i have my own rolodex of contacts of was taken there and to have great connections inside so that was a matter of a small team of cameramen and my producer working the hardest - -

the pest problem that could be creeping toward you. >>> valley funeral home close. where is all the money for all of the prepaid funerals? joe lets paid back and who is still owed . what happened to the owner. >>> i am watching things happening in and around the entire country. this is a live look as a news conference is underway with florida state officials. very concerned about hurricane matthew. i will let you know what they say. >>> sports and concussions are people often associate with but cheerleading? tumbling resulting in actual tumbles. it happens more often than you think and can have catastrophic consequences. just asked katelyn. >> it has been over a year and a still have headaches 60 or 70% of the day. >> reporter: she suffered five concussions off from cheering. >> i missed the match and hit the head -- my head on the basketball floor. >> reporter: by concussion number four she began to s the long-term effects. >> i really started having some other issues. short-term memory issues, not being able to remember where i parked my car. >> reporter: coming u

there are red signs posted from the county saying the restaurants are closed due to a rodent and/or pest problem. >> oh, i hope not. >> they should maintain that every month. had the cockroaches pest control come over and do the cleaning once a week period. >> at both restaurants we could see employees inside and no customers. a company spokesperson did not immediately return calls for comments. >> many of those locked out today told us they are regulars. >> i've been to santa clara and i've talked to the managers there quite some time, and he says our problem is with the workers, not doing their job right and we have a big turnover and we don't think that they put in enough effort into keeping the place clean. >> hometown buffets in sacramento and other cities, the parent company filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy three times in eight years. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> fraternity and sorority parties are back on at uc berkeley this weekend. cal's greek system imposed a voluntary ban on parties a week ago after two women reported being sexually assaulted at off-campus fraternity houses. h

for soil related pests and for a long term preventative, apply a systemic to the soil. this will reach the pests in the soil and the plant roots absorb is and move it to the top of application is good for several months. out in the garden, do not cut back your roses, mums, perennial hibiscus and many others, especially when still green. allow them to die back and dry naturally. roses are best cut back in spring. often times we cut perennials back and then they take energy they have stored up to survive winter to heal the wound that we have made. these tips should help your plants and you survive winter grizzly, he lived to tell his story by posting a gruesome selfie video on facebook. be advised, it's not for the faint- hearted. cnn's jeanne moos reports. (nats) remember by a bear in "the revenant"? well todd orr got attacked twice. know his brain's intact because he had the presence of mind to tell his story right after what happened to him. cubs charged him. (todd orr, coming and his facebook page. and then the todd started hiking three miles back to his truck. 10 min

pest control records note live german roach activity during a previous service--including inside the oven. 1:31 person in charge: uh, i don't have anything to say. darcy: you don't? you guys had cockroaches all over the restaurant. pic: not all over the restaurant. d: just in the kitchen. pic: not kitchen. just in the storage area. the very reluctant person in charge wouldn't give me his name, or answer questions about potstickers, rice, bean sprouts, fish cakes and raw to unsafe temperatures. or an employee's moldy rice stored over customer food in the reach-in. 1:59 darcy: if you don't want to participate in the story, you can certainly choose to do so, but the story's going to go on the air no matter what. this employee wearing the pink gloves didn't wash up after handling raw chicken. ceiling tiles were dirty and stained. and fridge racks were rusted. 2:40 d: we just want to make sure that we let your customers and the dining public know pic: yeah, i don't want to explain anything. d: you don't want to explain anything. no. d: nothing about the roaches, nothing about the food on

pest control records note live german roach activity during a previous service--including inside the oven. darcy: you don't? you guys had cockroaches all over the restaurant. pic: not all over the restaurant. d: just in the kitchen. pic: not kitchen. just in the storage area. the very reluctant person in charge wouldn't give me his name, or answer questions about potstickers, rice, bean sprouts, fish cakes and raw eggs that had to be tossed due to unsafe temperatures. or an employee's moldy rice stored over customer food in 1:59 darcy: if you don't want to participate in the story, you can certainly choose to do so, but the story's going to go on the air no matter what. this employee wearing the pink gloves didn't wash up after handling raw chicken. ceiling tiles were dirty and stained. and fridge racks were rusted. 2:40 d: we just want to make sure that we let your customers and the dining public know maybe what you might have to say. pic: yeah, i don't want to explain anything. d: you don't want to explain anything. no. d: nothing about the roaches, nothing about the food on the co

pest control is an issue of maintaining habitable living conditions. so unless it's your dog's fleas, extermination services should be paid by the landlord. and they should pay for deadbolds as a in some neighborhoods to ask them to pay for exterior lighting. in the end the lease will be your final word so add what you want to it before signing. >>> coming up next at 5:30, samsung could be slammed with a >>> more children will dress as superheroes than princesses. adults are going for batman, witches, and animal costumes. >>> delta employees will soon be the most stylish people in the skies. the airline is giving 60 thouf their employees new aren't the only change coming to the friendly skies. new airline new airline rules t allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. questions of babeu's integrity. new

. >> finally, pest control is called. now, they have a bill for pest control and they have to pay somebody to do it put it back together. >> if that don't kill, i don't know what will. >> lets see it stings you on the foot, you will live for a few days. >> ta-da. >> the end. [ laughs ] >> it is time for the father of the bride to deliver a toast. >> he wants to thank somebody specifically. but, see why his sweet message >>> what's your sign? >> picsus. >> i am a capricorn like you. >> i like the peisus make up. >> the blue eyes and the aqua >> they have a lot of really cool ones. i have to show you capricorn. we got the really red lips which i approved of. >> what about leo? >> leo is simple but pretty as well. >> i like the top we have some color. this is really interesting. head onto our web rightthisminute.com or you can see it on our social app. >>> the wedding day, it is a big day for dads. then there is the toast. >> thank you everyone for coming along. >> i got words to say so let me get this out >> and he has take

so when something inside of you says, you need to protect your family from these pests. trust your instincts. learn more about how to protect your family at pestworld.org break break ryan lochte makes a big announcement about his personal life... and rapper drake beats a record set by michael jackson... the details in tonight's buzz. ryan lochte is engaged... the thirty-one year old proposed to his girlfriend, former playboy model, kayla rae reid. he says he realized she was "the one" after she stood by him after he admitted to making up a story about getting robbed in bra olympics. lochte and reid met at a nightclub in january. "i'm going to jump across with her and then you jump, piece of cake. no, don't jump. jason, it's not a piece of cake." the new power rangers trailer has dropped...and its not the same heroes from your childhood. the film is putting a new spin on the popular series. it's about troubled teens who stumble across alien technology that gives them superhuman abilities. the film morphs into next year. drake is breaking records... the musician scored 13

sniffs were nonstop pest. critics call it ael big ter lie. >> the last debate donald said a bum microphone picked up his breathe. >> most people think it's a nervous tick brought on by stress. a coach blames it on the donald's posture interfering with his rib cage requiring him to sniff to get more oxygen to his brain. this undecided voters sweater somehow smitten with tim bone's mustache and red sweater twitter lit up. not all wear capes, some wear sneezy red sweaters. some tried to cash in selling the sweater for $49.99 at cost. >> i split the seat of my pants open so the red sweater is plan b. >> maybe th use a plan b. >> like amongst and a could be railroad crossing in a steel cage match. >> sign on the w the devil. >> we're having fun with it and we know a lots of you pick up your phones when you wake up. maybe there is a meme out through want to show. get in on the action whether it's twitter, facebook or instagram. # it and you may see your product here on news 3. >> dana: mom taking action fighting bac

this morning pest control company terminex named the top-10 cities for roof rat infestations. three valley cities have the honor of being on that list. gilbert is no. 2. >> >> drivers in arizona are helping in the fight against says driver who is have ordered the pink ribbon low pressure system have -- license plate have helped raise $2 million for cancer screening and treatment in the past decade.a, dot has issued nearly 110,000 plating since they debuted in 2006. >>> in case you didn't know, online banks are offering up some serious competition to traditional brick and mortar banks. >> dave is here with several ways that the online banks can save you money. >> the atm at traditional banks can quickly add up so there's good reason to answer switching to an online bank. they're just as safe as traditional banks with the same federal protections for your money through the fe adopt insurance corporation. no or low monthly fees. they can deliver services much cheaper than more overhead. online banks pass their savings to customers in the form of higher deposit rates. it can be mo

later, a nose for a common household pest. how this rescue dog is help beating back bed bug infestations here in wisconsin. first here's a look at last thema: welcome back. new this morning, you don't always have to sweat it out at the gym to meet your fitness goals. there are plenty of alternative activities to keep you active and get your heart-rate up. kim hutcherson explains in today's health minute kim: there are some activities that are not only fun, but are beneficial as well. volunteering. it's more than just the good feeling you get from helping according to an american journal of public health study, people who volunteer are better protected against stress. researchers found those who don't give back as much have a 30% higher risk of dying after a stressful life event. cooking, studies show, for the most part, a home-cooked meal is healthier than one from a restaurant. meals out might contain lots of salt, butter, and oil. a 2014 study in the journal public health nutrition found people who regularly eat at home cons

problem. >> i hope not. >> they should have pest control come every month and do cleaning, period. >> reporter: at both restaurants, we could see employees inside but no customers. a spokesperson did not immediately return calls for comment. many of those locked out told us they're regulars. >> i've been to santa clara and talked to the manager there was quite some time. he says our problems is with the workers not doing their job right. and we have a big turnover, and we don't think they put in enough effort to keeping the place clean. hometown buffets in san diego, sacramento, and other california cities closed abruptly. the parent company has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy three times in eight years. in santa clara, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> last year, it was crab. this year it's mussels. u.c. santa cruz have found fresh water algal gee toxins -- water algae toxins go beyond the safe level for consumption that can cause liver damage. it's believed toxins are coming from rivers that flow into the delta. the distraught appearing to make the issue worse along the california coas

the spider as a pet name the economy they can be helpful around the house that they kill insects and pests and if you find it disgusting don't worry it only lives in australia anybody else got the make you look older dermatologists say there are a number of things we can do in the office that a just that makers can look worse one of the big ones are staring is staring and squinting at our computer screens also answering the phone a lot can accumulate a lot of bacteria drinking too much coffee it's bad for your skin they can always sitting next to a window or by an air conditioner is also for the skin. >> lucky as we don't have any windows. >> with a second now a grocery store in the uk is trying to eliminate how much food gets wasted by selling only expired. almost a third of the food made for humans in the world ends up getting started out by supermarkets because once customers see the expiration date they won't buy at some of that food is still perfectly fine much of the food is still fine and that the expired food store or you not sure i'm on board with that one. >> they're making symbo

. >> most pest control companies will give you a free inspection. >> the big story, hurricane mathew churning in the caribbean. the storm is cycling through, look at the last seeing the eye defined as it moved to the northwest. seeing rain bands moving into florida. as you look at this with me we have the hurricane warnings from the bahamas to the northwest, along the coast of florida and up the east coast. going to be tracking this storm for days. the latest indications winds at 115 miles an hour gusting to storm. it does increase the strength overnight. brings it to a category 4. it continues to move north and northwest before a turnaround to the northeast. and then back to the southeast. something else i want to show you. we're looking at spaghetti computer models. they continue to take it with as they move it south and southeast. some models, this line, a couple of them bring it back into florida. we'll track this situation over the next several that's to see what that storm does. out here in the valley, 90 degrees, we're at 93, that's where we should be. clouds, we can't have ra

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cock roach pest control come over and clean and do cleaning once a week, period. >>reporter: those restaurants we could see employee inside but no customers. company spokesperson did not medley return calls for comments. many of those looked out today told us they are regulars. >> i have been to santa clara and talk to the manager there quite some time and he says our problem is with the workers. not doing their job right and we have a big turn over an we don't think they put in enough effort to keep the place klichbility earlier this year hometown buffet, jose, sacramento closed abruptly. parent company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. three times in 8 years. in santa clara, abc 7 news. >> bob dillon plans to attend the nobel praises ceremony in stockholm if it's possible. he was awarded 2016 nobel prize in literature early this month and until today he hadn't commented publicly but in an interview in the telegraph the today singer song writer says whipping the nobel is hard to believe. they haven't returned the e-mails or calls and gave trying to reach him. the

antoinette: the population of a seasonal pest on the rise. todd: the caterpillars making people itch and what experts say may be to blame population explosion. a mega media deal just steps away from closing. gets the final say in the deal. antoinette: flash floods affecting other areas in new england. the cleanup in new hampshire and the rescues as water levels rose. kelly: showers are finally leaving but in their place >> monday morning on the eye, college shopping season is underway. >> three mistakes students can make that can cost the family. >> and a cold start to t i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. ese missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. i'm kelly ayotte.: and when i take the plate fo

. >>> with the monsoon over and rain and moisture leaving behind an unwanted pest, we are talking about termites. played to. these were found in a townhome in north phoenix. if left unchecked they can literally take over your home. >> every house will have termites. it's just a matter of time. i have been in a few houses where it was pretty bad where the attic trusses, you could just crush them with your hand. >> most pest-control companies to give you a free inspection. >>> the race for the white house is getting heated. now donald trump is bill clinton into the mix. what he is now accusing the clinton campaign of doing. >>> we have very special guest joining us. our friend kristy morgan is with >>> the race for the white house is heating up. >> three days before the next debate. donald trump is looking for a comeback. hitting the clintons hard as hillary clinton hit the books. >> reporter: donald trump testing out a new attack against the clinton campaign. >> did bill clinton blow it. >> reporter: these comments made by the former president criticizing obama care. >> you have this cra

here's one way to keep pests the brewers newest outfielder. it's name is winston.the team is using the coyote statue to keep birds from the field. hurricane matthew's track is shifting west -- bringing a lot of concern along the east coast. the category three storm now responsible for at least 26 deaths. and while it has weakened some, as it marches north-- its expected to intensify.. nbc's sarah rosario joins us live from daytona beach with more on the threat to florida. along the southeast coast it's time to pack up and get out. (sot)"the smartest thing is board her up and pray"12 million people could be in the path of hurricane path of hurricane matthew.in florida, this could be the biggest evacuation in state history. governor rick scott issued a dire warning."this can kill you and we can not save you." people along the coast filling drivers say fuel is hard to find.a state of emergency declared in florida, georgia and the carolinas.in south carolina....both lanes of freeway traffic are being diverted away from vulnerable areas. "my plan i

said as soon as they found the roaches, they called in nine employees of a sanitation company and pest control company to clean up the restaurant the city. he said the city hasn't done anything to help treat a sewage issue in ybor city. to hear what else he had to say, good to our web site, www.abcactionnews.com/diner. >>> a national reporter reveals she is the victim of a frightening crime. she was robbed at gunpoint and carjacked in midtown atlanta. she posted on instagram three men were waiting for her. my sense of security. police are reviewing surveillance video for leads about the carjackers. >>> we have an update on a man charged with shooting a tulane university medical student on camera in a video that went viral. that man just agreed to a 50 year prison sentence. the plea deal was reached at the last minute before the trial was set to begin. he faced charges including attempted murder and six counts of aggravated rape, kidnapping and armed after the shooting, prosecutors say he robbed a couple at gunpoint and raped the woman. >>> a city council in minnesota voted in favor of

and today was gorgeous but it'll get colder and with that comes pests into your home. at least they'll try to come. how you can keep them out--later on fox six news a f as history was made in chicago. the cubs -- for the first time in 71 years -- are going to the on. this comes after last night's five-to- nothing win over the los angeles dodgers. chicago's last trip to major league's baseball's grand finale was in 1945, when they fell to the detroit tigers. "oh my gosh, i was crying the whole game. i'm out of tears, i'm out of tears." --butted to-- "it's like hard to believe, i'm in shock right now. it's my first time here and i walked into a cubs win." --butted to-- understand completely, i know that some people that are like, 70 years old haven't witnessed this, so i know this is really cool." "yeah i told him we would have to sell the house and come back and watch the world series game." the last time "the tribe" won victory has thousands of fans calling for a very- special guest broadcaster at the world series. a petition has started online to replace fox's joe buc

d: doors are closed so the pests don't come in? n: yeah, you can see! come on, come on! one of the first things we see? inspectors also found uncovered food double and triple stacked without barriers to protect against cross- contamination. there was food stored in the mop sink. and meat stored in plastic grocery bags. have stuff in plastic grocery bags. you can't have stuff stored like that. n: we just buy that this morning. when he goes to pull it out... 5:51 d: oh, it's stuck! it's stuck to the shelf. the bag was also frozen to the chicken. the plastic shreds as he works to transfer the meat to a sanitary food storage bag. /nats of that/ inspectors also found an employee's open mug of tea sitting on the cutting board. employee cigarettes intermingled with food equipment. a rusted shelf used to store clean kitchen w bin covers. 9:33 d: see, now there's a trash bag in that one and they wrote that up. n: i order another one too and coming next week. butt to 9:56 don't worry. i do best. d: i'm not worried. it's the health inspector who's but it's far too easy to spot the

research will determine if nootkatone is the answer to battling mosquitoes and other pests naturally. kathy walsh, cbs4 news. >> kathy tells us if this does turn out to be a potent insecticide, it has the abt a year ago, isis. reporter: mass execution of ethiopian christians... mike coffman was the only one that reached out to our community. he went to every ethiopian church. he was there, and he was sharing the sadness that we were actually experiencing at the time. he says what he means, and he does what he says. that means a lot to us and to me. i'm mike coffman, >>> today sheila sits down with dr. phil for help accepting her transgender son. she says he is ruining his life and neglecting school. >> i'm not saying he's, you know, it's a bad thing. >> but the doctors that input said you can help here to reduce some of the conflict at least at home by using the female pronouns, and you said absolutely not. not sort of no, absolutely not. >> can dr. phil convince sheila to love and support her child as her child is right now? that's today at 4:00 on dr. phil. >>> final check of the fo

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solo for warm pest octobers. even with the record warmth coming up today. i think we'll get close to the it gets hot in october at times. >> i guess so. >> thanks. 9 neighborhoods is taking you today six miles west of downtown, colorado springs. the first people came to the area in 1868. the town was laid out in 1871. the town was first called la font. a developer suggested the other name. a big attraction whe as a railroad in colorado springs in 1881. by the 18 90s, seven grand hotels including the cliff house, barker house, and the grand view which still stands today. it's at the foot of pike's peak. pike's peak is 14115 feet tall for more history and look at the springs today, join 9 neighborhoods instagram tour this afternoon. . >>> if you were still hoping that a family member or friend won that nearly 10 million dollars jackpot, the winner is claiming his prize today at the store he bought the ticket in lakewood. we're told the winner lives his mom. they're planning a big alaska cruise. he works the overnight shift and happened to pop in and get the f

. >> the pest-control companies are getting slammed with calls about termites. we are taking action on what you should look for. >> reporter: is not just on the outside balls, check out will be found in this north phoenix townhome. the homeowner said that this doubled in they can pop up suddenly inside. >> i have seen them go four or 5 feet up the wall within 24 hours. >> they have a huge appetite and a full-time job. >> they do not have anything else to do except for hunt for a food source. >> reporter: if this is left unchecked, they will take over. these tubes were literally hanging from the walls. >> every house will have termites is just a matter of >> reporter: look for these tubes, we saw a big crack near the foundation. you might as well hang up a welcome sight -- sign for the termites. keep moisture from collecting around the base and keep wood piles a few feet away. tonight at 6 pm. what you need to know if you plan to treat termites yourself. >>> were more information on e life for the former arizona governor. friends and family will gather at the the

antoinette: the population of a seasonal pest is on the rise. todd: the caterpillars making people itch and what experts say may be to blame for the population explosion. also, a mega media deal just steps away from closing. at&t says it's buying time warner. the massive price tag and who gets the final say in the deal. antoinette: flash flooding the clean-up in new hampshire and the rescues as those water levels rose. kelly ann: showers are fading but strong winds move in their you know me. th kelly ayotte.hire this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald tr

antoinette: the population of a seasonal pest is on the rise. todd: the caterpillars making people itch and what experts say may be to blame for the population explosion. also, a mega media deal steps away from closing. warner. the massive price tag and who gets the final say. antoinette: flash flooding affecting other areas of new england. the cleanup in new hampshire and the rescues as water levels rose. kelly ann: showers are fading this morning, but strong winds move in their place. where we could see wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible you know me. lly ayotte. this is washington ke

antoinette: the population of a seasonal pest is on the rise. todd: the caterpillars making people itch and what experts say may be to blame for the population explosion. also, a mega media deal just steps away from closing. at&t says it's buying time warner. the massive price tag and who antoinette: flash floods affecting other areas in new england. the clean-up in new hampshire and the rescues as those water levels rose. kelly ann: showers are moving on out but strong winds are still in place. where we could see wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. u. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. join them in voting no on question two. orking late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. willia

office of the administrator demanding action they are upset over erica robinson in darby borough who pested antipolice statements on social media in the past. officers alleged robison leaked sealed information to a drug dealer before a raid in april, endangering the lives of 150 law enforcement officers. the court administrators investigation concluded that the leak was a mistake. the officers don't believe that. dann cuellar approached the judge. >> how can you have somebody working like that in your office. >> reporter: no comment. >> reporter: no comment? >> something has to happen before an officer in this town or another town anywhere gets shot and killed because we don't know what's going on hear. >> reporter: "action news" reached out to robison for comment she hid behind her desk. the officers say they will take it to the attorney general office if they have to. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> we have new information about a massive fire that gutted a house in delaware. it's hard to believe that no one was hurt when you see these images of flames

but the fly made only a brief cameo, the sniffs were non stop pests. (nat sound)critics called the sniff a tell...."the bigger the sniff, the bigger the lie."(donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "i apologize for those words microphone picked up his breathing.(jeanne moos/cnn national correspondent)"most experts think (sniff) the sniff is a nervous tic (sniff) brought on by stress."but a biomechanics coach blames it on the donald's posture interfering with his ribcage, requiring him to sniff to get more oxygen to his brain. (nat sound)this undecided voter's sweater was nothing to sniff at.(ken bone/debate undecided voter)"to meet our energy needs."somehow smitten with ken bone's mustache and his "not all heroes wear capes. some wear snazzy red sweaters." izod tried to cash in, promoting the sweater selling for 48-99 at kohls. and ken bone explained how he originally was wearing an olive suit to the debate.(ken bone/debate undecided voter) voter)"i split the seat of my pants all the way open so the red sweater is plan b."maybe the candidates could use