tell us about that. >> we have cruise mile. the reason why we do it, when people think about taking a cruise vacation, they smile. capture the smile in a photo, capture it to cruise smile.org. hash tag cruise smile, hash tag sweepstakes. if you go to our website, we have the calendar of discovery. you can look at the 31 cruises to see the variety that is out there. >> the cruise give away, tell us what this is? >> it is world caribbean. night, eastern or western caribbean, you can choose. it is on either allure of the seas or -- of the seas. they are amazing ships. they have water slides, to that -- >> climbing walls, and they have the specialty dining experiences. that's the featured cruise today. you can select that cruise if you win this week. >> it is bigger than >> we have the selfie stick. >> yes, we do. and we have the glasses. we want to post the photo. >> we need a vacation. >> where will we go? >> any where. >> can i get in with you? >> shawn is coming around the back. >> there it goes. >> okay. >> and ready? yes. and

there were other kids in the van, but police tell us they are all okay. the driver of the van stayed at the scene. this morning-- firefighters are battling a wildfire up on mount charleston. viewers have been sending us pictures of the massive flames. but people living in the area are really concerned about how close the fire is getting. 13 action news anchor chris king spoke to them. calling it the october fire. take a look. you can see the orange glow of the flames-and smoke wafting up. this is the third wildfire in the moutn charleston area in the last wek-and-a-half. and people who live nearby are worried." track :06:31lynn thomas/lives nearby "we're definitely concerned." lynn thomas..has seen.. a lot of wildfires..around mount charleston. and each one..is unpredictable. :07:22/thomas "with these winds-you don't know what's going to happen." it was too dangerous..for us to get close. viewers..sent us these pictures..of flames..and smoke..they shot from a distance. :01:30/mona orkoulas/lives ..could carry the flames dangerously close..to her home. :01:

tell us about your steaks. let's start off with what people typically order. >> okay. the bone-in rib eye is huge with us. it is one of our prime choices. so it's got that wow factor. anything on the bone is flavor. >> you think better flavor? >> absolutely. >> for sure. absolutely. >> okay. >> that's the marblization. >> absolutely. >> what other favorite menu items do you have? >> i'm a fan of the new york. the new york. it's always good. twice baked potato, mac and cheese is always a good choice. >> tell us the secret to the mac and cheese at your restaurants. >> lots of cheese and love. [ laughter ] >> you can't go wrong with more cheese and >> i never gotten a tattoo before and i don't think there is anything i love or want to have on my body. mac and cheese. now that i think about it. >> there we go. >> the old mac and cheese. i heart you. >> i heart mac and cheese. >> absolutely. >> there is excitement not only at austin, but next door as well. >> absolutely. as far as next door for fiesta the a bar menu stuff, open on friday and saturday nights from 11 to 1. we

as a hitter, used it yourself -- tell yourself stay down, stay down. and then the pitch belt chance. >> joe: davis 0 for 1. 0 for 2. one away in the ninth. and chapman will deal with coco crisp. were in tandem with yankees. traditional style. chapman pretty much one inning at a time. now miller, they've been separated. compete here in the world series. miller can do a little bit more. the indians have used him unconventionally. still a closer but pitching in a different situation. >> joe: strike one. 102 into crisp. pitch cast powered by mlb advanced media. pitch cast gave you a look at the 100 to pitch to and they at-bat for davis. strike two for crisp. >> john: oh. 89-mile an hour slider. >> joe: crisp on 0-2. to the right side. baez down on any. two outs. theo and jed and trying to send this to wrigley. rain has all but stopped. >> john: at some point, these games, it's going to come down to a one run. somebody has to close the game out. so far, it's been a little breathing room for both teams. >> joe: on friday night, a matchup of josh tomlin, the

>> tell us about that? >> we're working with the score written by tom and brian who won a pulitzer prize and they wrote the musical "if and it's so much fun and so provocative. not only is it a thrill to sing but hits you in the gut. it's surprisingly deep. a more mature audience as well. >> it's a small theater, only 275 seats. do you feel like the audience is right there with you? >> for sure. very intimate, yeah. >> but i love that because thing that happens. we can feel them. >> the second the show starts, they are on the journey with you. >> getting a lot of laughs? >> very much so. it's fun and such a broad audience. we're hearing the laugh that the kids love and that the parents love. we're nipping and tucking and changing. >> and we're s each other. >> it's a great play for parents to bring kids to? >> absolutely. even the young ones. we've had kids three and four that have the best time. it's really funny but also, like i said, it's what it's like to be the parent of the child. >> and you're there

the police chief tells us two men are in custody. this all started before 1:30 when a man was suspected of shoplifting. he was chased to this two story home. police went inside. when they noticed a strong odor and saw what they believed to be drugs the house was evacuated. state investigators arrived. after a thorough search there are suspicions of a meth lab were confirmed. >> and in their expert opinion it was a meth lab. they are calling it a hot one meth lab. that is one lab, one pot at a time. >> reporter: police also tell us they have found heroin and a large stash of cash. we asked police what was allegedly stolen from the drugstore. they believe a decongestant. one attempted to purchase more than is allowed in one day. we'll stay on top of this investigation. right now three people in custody. three people who live upstairs are being allowed back inside. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> 21 days to go until election day. today is the voter registration deadline in new jersey. you can register to vote online. you can find the vot

what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey, vai. faculty here a west chester have been walking the line since about 5:00 this morning. we also learned winter and spring class registration is suspended. west chester's university 17,000 students watching this are being told to go to class and study. some have received e-mail to the contrary. one student told us she got an e-mail from one of her science pro fesse professors. >> i am hoping it's sooner rather than later. i want to graduate on time. >> hopefully the state gets a message and comes up with some type of agreement. >> reporter: back out here live now you can see the students walking through the concert hall. they are staging a class walk out at this time. the faculty members have been on strike more than six hours. the governor says the results strike will have far reaching effects from years to come. in just you should two years i have increased funding. 7.5% increase over 2014 through 2015. in order to begin restoring the harmful cuts under the previous administration. he

matt delucia tells us how con artists may be trying to use this election to take advantage of you. >>ings and you think it's a friend or loved one but it's not. consumer advocate says these callings are not up usual. >> i will say this about hillary -- >> especially around the election. >> reports of people getting calls asking for poll information as far as posters and they ask a bunch of survey questions and ultimately it leads to credit cards, birth dates and social security numbers. >> reporter: and that's a big problem. before you know it your money could be gone. >> if you want to donate to a political organization don't do it from a solicitation phone call that randomly came to your house. >> reporter: scammers use spo spoofing devices. you think the call is from a political group. . >> political calls are exempt from the do not call list. if you're signed up for the do not call list, political people can still call you. the scammers know that too so they call posing as a political party or affiliation to get past the do not call block that they have. >>> now, if you happen to

and we take a look outside as katie boer tells us about the strong winds that's blosing throughout the valley. 8 news leader, starts right now./// "now, live...this is 8 news now weekend edition." ((nia wong)) >>> thank you for waking up with us this morning i'm nia wong. a valley woman is dead and her husband in mourning....after a deadly shooting on i-15. metro tells us kenneth mcdonald opened fire on several cars near 1-15 and sahara saturday morning. a valley couple was in one of the hospital but his wife died shortly after the shooting. several minutes later metro tells mcdonalds ended up at a c-v-s near windmill and las vegas boulevard. they say he tried to sexually assault a woman inside. she was able to push him off her and employees later called the police....leading to a 40 minute standoff. in this video from a viewer-- you can see the encounter between metro and mcdonald before he was arrested. ((chris brisco, heard gunshots "stop the killing. it's always this big deal about police officers shooting citizens, what abu another family has to mourn now because their life gone n

our next guest is going to tell you about a mini facelift and longevity of your looks. >> here to tell us about the latest on the popular procedure bernie blanks is here. also dr. tracy hankins. a medical supervisor. great having both of you. we're talking about two different procedures today. tell me about the facelift that you offer. >> this is a very common question. there is a lot of confusion in patients. i think one of the things it sounds like it's not going to li called mini. the main difference is that they both address the lower 2/3 of the face from your cheeks down. but there is less in the neck for a facelift. it's less work for the surgeon, less down time for the patient and means it's going to be less money for the patient. >> similar results. >> pretty long lasting results. usually say about seven to ten years. >> no kidding. incredible. >> this is dr. ink kin's patient from berlin, germany. she -- look at the pictures on the left. these are in profile. look at the laxity around the jaw line, underneath the cheekbone, in the chin, and then after the mini facelift look at th

jessica, tell us what's going on. >> exactly.f you do have to head to the schuylkill expressway now of course would be a good time. the schuylkill around route 1. right near the boulevard. looking great, a good drive right now. right here, the eastbound side. that's what's moving toward center city. no delays yet. speeds also into the 60s. in smyrna, an accident around route 13 between exit 119 and 114 is closed with that accident scene. a serious situation under way there. also watching route 202, drive times ten minutes, north or south from route 30 to the schuylkill. average speeds into the 60s. lastly, leaving you on a good note, water ford, new jersey, route 73 just around the white horse pike. looking like a good drive there as well. >> all right, thank you, jessica. this morning, more than a dozen police officers are in trouble for the way they greeted donald trump. just ahead, we'll tell you why they vialed their department's policy by the way they met the presidential nominee. >>> plus, ronald mcdonald keeping a low prof

tell us more. >> reporter: >> reporter: that's right. her main focus is getting people to register to vote before the deadline. registered democrats outnumber the registered republicans. the former first lady is calling it a conversation with families. we did some digging and found in 2008 when clinton ran against senator obama she also appeared with her daughter chelsea. today they have elizabeth banks with them, star of pitch perfect and walk of shame. she is going to be with them. they say women will determine this election. we stopped by the apple walnut cafe to ask women what message they hope clinton delivers. >> she will fight for equal pay, equal rights. it doesn't matter if you're male, female, white, black, hispanic. >> reporter: what would make you become a follower? >> at this point i'm still a littleton fence. i'm not quite sure. i have to keep listening to her and see what she has to say before the election. >> reporter: others tell us they don't prefer trump or clinton here. they say they will be listening attentive lichlt

tell us about your program, ever seemed to do well. >> they did. we had 10 different girls test this year, and 100% all 10 made it to go to the olympic training camp. these two wonderful girls get camp that ally raissman and gabby douglas made it to. >> what a commitment this is. if you're going to do it, this is a big commitment. >> it is a big commitment. it's not the typical path. it's a huge commitment not on these girls but their families. >> i want to ask you one more th apparatus. >> bars and floor. >> and you? >> bars and floor. >> you both like bars and floor. the more exercise you can be creative. but it's a powerful tumbling movement. >> it is. it's strength, flexibility, the power and a total body sport and commitment. >> always learn time to look in the camera. you're so great. >> eight. >> and you are? >> nine. you practice all the time. >> yeah. >> and how about, you never want to miss practice. >> all right. the best of luck. how was it at the karolyi ranch. >> i did not go. our coach went down with them and another coach. i didn't

there were other kids in the van, but police tell us they are all okay. the driver of the van stayed at the scene. this morning-- firefighters are battling a wildfire up on mount charleston. viewers have been sending us pictures of the massive flames. are really concerned about how close the fire is getting. 13 action news anchor chris king spoke to them. look-live lead they're calling it the october fire. take a look. you can see the orange glow of the flames-and smoke wafting up. this is the third wildfire in the moutn charleston area in the last wek-and-a-half. and people who live nearby are worried." track :06:31lynn thomas/lives nearby "we're definitely concerned." lynn thomas..has seen.. a lot of wildfires..around :07:22/thomas "with these winds-you don't know what's going to happen." it was too dangerous..for us to get close. viewers..sent us these pictures..of flames..and smoke..they shot from a distance. :01:30/mona orkoulas/lives nearby "it looks very bad." mona orkoulas..fears..wind ..could carry the flames and it could be in our back yards." ne

so tell us more about what is online trading academy. we are the premier financial educator, teaching ordinary people how to trade and invest more effectively. and i'd point out that we have a bricks and mortar campus right here in denver. the name, online trading academy, we're teaching people are all world-class traders, so our students really benefit from that experience as well. all right, so i want to make sure everyone understands that you teach people how to trade and invest online, but they learn at a location here locally. exactly. okay. our denver campus. all right. now why is it, though, that so many people struggle when they try to invest in the market? it's not their fault, really. most people, they've never had any real training. they don't have the knowledge and skill set necessary to be successful in the market, so, consequently, they just put it's basically gambling. it really is for a lot of people. and if you don't know what you're doing, i think it's probably a hundred percent gambling, which, as we all know, you can'

she tells us she'll check. cox communication tells us..the problem should be fixed bettween midnight and 8 tomorrow morning. at cashman middle school, ck, 13 action news. now... here's a look at some of the other top local stories... we're following... tom i'm tom george. experts says it's really hard to get cash out of a video poker machine. but they say there's been a spree of a person going in and using a crowbar to take money out whip 15:39:11-15:39:48 i'm parker collins at the spaghetti bowl look behind me... this is northbound 15 to northbound 95 it will be closed take vo at 15:39:22 take a look at this video..... it can be hard to visualize almost everyone in the valley will be affected first two weeks will be the worst... starts october 26 less than a week through late february. more on our website ktnv.com i'm stephanie zepelin. a vegas family says they feel their apartment management isn't keeping up their part of the lease. this is what they found behind the walls in their kitchen....and they've been

she tells us she'll check. cox communication tells us..the problem should be fixed bettween midnighta and 8 tomorrow morning. we will stay on top of this check out.... these pictures sent to us..... they tell us.... this person tried... but failed to break into.... their parent's cars. this is in north las vegas.... near washburn and commerce. according to the viewer... other cars.... in the neighborhood.... were broken into. commuters are bracing for some major changes on one of the valley's busiest thuroughfares. it's the result of project neon. 13 action news reporter parker collins explains why some are calling it a "car-nado." look beh this is the spaghetti bowl.. most importantly this is northbound 15 to northbound 95 it will be closed take a look at this video..... it can be hard to visualize all of the traffic will be rerouted to the mlk flyover mlk will be shut down to make way for a temporary ramp to connect the flyover directly with us 95 northbound this is just one of several ramp closures and rerou

probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was my idea. >> one our biggest is the corned beef and cabbage. we are asking people what they're thinking in getting some feedback. >> for a lot of people i am sure this combination looks very wrong. it might not sound right on paper but when you taste it to or have it in your mouth, it is a variety. this is one of the best ways in creating community. people gather around and talk about it and get to know different cultures. that brings people together and i hope more off the grid style and people can mingle and interact and remove all our differences and work on our simila

metro tells us they were here. police believe he's driving a silver mitsubishi elclipse with oklahoma license plate "9-4-3-l-q-q." investigators believe he has a hitlist and may intend to kill up to 8 more people. vance's rampage began on sunday when police say he shot two officers at a mobile home park. this morning... we're hearing from one of the officers wounded in the shootout. jim avila: so it was like a gunfight in the movies? jimmy hampton: yeah at one point we both stood u was shooting at me and i was shooting at him. officer jimmy hampton says when vance opened fire on three younger officers in front of him--- he decided to fight back --- as the others ran for cover. officer jimmy hampton i was like a momma bear protecting her cubs. when he started shooting at her, shooting at the officers, it just the rage went through me and i was like no, not today. police say vance took off in a patrol car, before ditching it and carjacking a bystander-- shooting them in the process. breaking overnight.... police are

the fourth indicator tells us what kind of space it is. the reason we have this bull's eye is so that if there was a problem in this space, we could call damage control and tell them there's a problem and tell them exactly where we are. they would look through their big book of places and say, okay, we know where you are, we're sending help. welcome to the cec, recall this use to be the admirals stay room. and cabin, and was have very large space, however, we needed to convert it over in the gulf war era so we had a place to fight the ship from it. and so we installed computers for the tdl, the box launchers, the guided missls, as well as harpoon missls and other majors of the fight. to my right is the tao tactical action officer. this officer is -- has a close relationship with the captain. the captain trust him explicitly. the captain could come down and sit in this chair. every officer would have to be certified on each ship that they are assigned to, from here he could communicate with the captain, explain what he thinks should happen,

police tell us -- salem. police tell us they were caught on camera running away moments after the blast. julie -- salem tonight. julie, they say hate crimes are on file here. >> they are grateful that charges are being brought. the editor in chief tells us police say a hate crime would be difficult to prove. surveillance cameras rolled in august as seven individuals approached the rainbow times newspaper box in se lem, inserted -- salem, inserted explosives and ran. >> it's looevenlg community. >> two -- lgbt community. >> two of those individuals will be held accountable. >> we think we have charges that will stick. >> at the time salem's police chief said the act was a hate crime but wednesday salem police charged 23-year-old john richard and 20-year-old lawrence gilman with placing a device and malicious and wanton disappointment but i was expecting a different outcome because to us this happened so many times that we expected it to be something else. >> since june one of new england's largest lgbt publica

police are telling us this is normal, everyday uses that we come across that you wouldn't think people can track you from, such as your facebook account or something as innocent as a teddy bear. in a world with constantly it is making victims more vulnerable. this brave victim is sharing her story of online stalking. >> the best way to fight back is refuse to be silenced because that is someone trying to take things away from you. >> reporter: hundreds of photos turned to pornographic images, thousands of fake profiles and threats. >> there is so much content that it was the number one result. >> reporter: officials want to spread the word about risks that make stalking and tracking easier. the lieutenant is talking about the size of a g.p.s., so small it is easy to miss. cameras can be placed in every day, normal items like teddy bears. >> especially the ones that do voices when you press the paw. >> reporter: think about what charges if your at risk. >> what do you say if you think it can't happen to me? >> we urge people to take it seriously. >> reporter: another tip police want vic

tell us more. find out how the italian chain is making it easier than ever to take a seat and place your order hassle free.out hohois kin ever plus get ready to win. finding neverland at the connor palace. fi stick around. good morning kenny crumpton. good morning you guys. hanging out in barberton form barberton's ownyyhangi lebron as moml right here in barberton. b but toar show you guys. kicking it with kenny. welcome back everyone. important news. ford is recalling nearly 412 thousand suv's worldwide to fixw fuel leaks that could cause fires.s. the recall covers certain 2010 to 2012 ford escapes and 2010 te 2011 mercury mariners with 3 liter flex fuel v6 engines. ford says a fuel supply part can develop a crack and leak gasoline that could catch fire. dealers will replace the fuel delivery module flange assembly at no cost to owners.e thcos lll ford says owners who smell gasoline or suspect problems a new study highlights the amount of work women do, without getting paid.g paid. the work that d

investigators tell us they recieved information that led them to believe that someone was injured or harmed.when they arrived a man who lives here let police inside and investigators found the body of the 23 year old woman. lt. joseph mclin "the different charges, there's also another occupent who was also located shortly about 1:30 or so last night and he is currently in custody as well. well.charges against that man are still pending.police say they believe the suspect and victim were acquaintances. while they are not saying how the victim died, they say it does not appear a gun was used. lieutenant mclin told me they are still searching f another person of interest. i spoke with a couple of people who live in this neighorhood did not want to go on cameratoday, who can't believe something like this would happen. however, in august, there a fatal shooting just a block away.live on the lower east side.kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. new at noon....a grim discovery on milwaukee south side. police were called to the k-k river near 1st and becher shortly after 8 this man in the water. polic

here's what police tell us happened. they say the driver was making a left on to 94th street and apparently the motorcycle slammed into the side of that car. i don't know if the driver of the car didn't see motorcycle coming, but scottsdale police say this intersection is going to be closed for several more hours while they investigate the scene there. thank you for joining us at fox 10 news at 10:00. another big story tonight, a person hit by a car in north phoenix and rushed to the hospital. sadly, we have learned that that person has died. this happened at tatum boulevard in between greenway and thunderbird, and danielle miller is live there at the scene with the details for us. sad update, but danielle, we can this was a really bad collision. >> absolutely, marc, and police just confirming to us that this man who was said to be in his 40s has died from his injuries. a lot of detectives still on scene here, police still investigating exactly what happened. what you are looking at right here is the jeep that police are

>> it doesn't tell us a huge amount to be honest.ometimes markets can be guilty of overreacting with the avenue and flow of data. -- ebb and flow of data. i don't expect a lot of change, but that means not a lot of change from a situation not particularly strong. the economy is growing at a anemic pace. unemployment is higher than the would desire. that means inflation is not particularly close to target. there are many structural issues making this more difficult. today, afrom draghi plea to politicians to try and assist with the process. kate: given the challenges, do you think this stimulus program has not been working? >> that is a good question and a contentious question. certainly think the qe program has prevented things from getting worse. it has been successful in keeping lending costs and the peripheral countries down. you have seen the spread between the italian government bonds and german much narrower since he began buying bonds. the additional support and stimulus is not really being achieved by the program. for now, it

police tell us a 4 yo boy was shot and killed. according to police, the gun was fired from inside the home. it's unclear who fired the weapon. in addition to first responders, salvation army chaplains are on scene comforting the victim's family. "if anyone knows... just going to need help." again, it is unclear who fired the gun. the investigation is on sears -- fox six news. ben thanks ashley just last week -- a 9-year-old milwaukee boy was shot inside a home. police say he was shot by his 6-year- old brother who was playing with a gun. it happened on september 21st near 20th and hadley. the 9-year-old was seriously hurt-- and at last check he's children's hospital. the younger boy's father -- "dominique phillips" was taken into custody for owning a firearm as a felon-- and leaving that firearm near a child. the boys' mother "nicole jackson" has also been charged. now to our big story at ten. b-b gun vandals strike again. they're targeting parked cars in the south milwaukee and oak creek areas. fox six's rachelle baillon has the

police tell us they found a woman sht in the head on the sidewalk around 1 a-m. a witness says they saw a car leaving the area. now police are looking at cameras near there to try and identify the car... and breaking overnight.... police are looking for a suspect involved in a stabbing near oakey and decatur. officers tell us a woman was her husband got home and started fighting with his wife. one of the woman's friend's tried to intervene and the husband stabbed him in the back! the husband left and the man was taken to the hospital but is expected to be o-k... nats fb - i'm about to steal another car like right now. this (bleep) is gonna be intense. an oklahoma murder suspect, who live streamed on facebook while metro police arent' telling us why police think vegas could be his destination, but they are on the lookout for michael vance. he's accused of killing his aunt and uncle sunday night... and shooting two police officers. those officers surived. there have been no credible sightings of him since monday in oklahoma. police say he is driving a silver mistsu

investigators tells us two riders were on this bike. both taken to the hospital. no word on how they're doing or what caused them to slam into the car. >>> who steals a scooter from a kid. apparently this guy. police say nicholas hoyte chased down a 13-year-old boy and his friends on guadalupe. neighbors recognized him and told the cops. he was arrested the next day. >>> officers finding more than 200 pounds of pot in a car at the port of entry. the officers found the drugs hidden in different areas of the street value of the drugs said to be around $100,000. >>> this is one of the detention centers in the country. >> 150 deaths behind bars according to human rights groups. they're demanding accountability. we'll take their concerns straight to the top and get you some details. >> right now it's dark and james p. walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force a

it is back and here to tell us more is joe and tim williams. joe, what do you expect at this year's old city fest and what makes old city fest different than other festivals? >> in previous years we have had about 20,000 people. what makes it different is it shows off everything old city has to offer. it is made of businesses located in old city or makers, materials that are sold in old city businesses. >> are there some gems that you want people to discover in old city fest? >> the thing is that it has something to offer everybody. there is also a family fun zone. it's fun for the whole family and programming all day. >> and we found a way to benefit local vets. tell us more about the veterans multiservice center. >> thankfully they have been very generous to us. during the fest they have going to take a collection of clothing and those types of things. we are located at 4th at the foot of ben franklin bridge. we assist veterans with their pension. we are truly providing comprehensive services and all of our services are free of charge. >> did

(("he'll tell us if he was attempting to work the throttle, if he was attempting to brake, he will tell us if he tried to put the emergency brake on. uh, he'll see, he'll tell us if happened in that cab." )) ((sharie johnson)) >> investigators say they've found no signs of signal or track issues and continue to collect video from the scene including from other trains at the station during the crash./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> protesters lining the streets in los angeles following an officer involved shooting that left one man dead. shot-- was a possible suspect in a car theft. officers say when they tried to pull over the vehicle... the passenger jumped out and tried to run away. officers then went after him and shot him during the foot chase. police say the suspect was believed to be armed and a weapon was found on the scene. no one else was injured in the incident. but police are still searching for that car and for the driver./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> and over in el cajon... protests continue after police tuesday. --- and due to several days of violent protest, downtown businesses ha

tell us about that. >> we're exciting to be partnering with blooming dales in king of prussia. we're doing a fashion show on the evening of november 3rd featuring holiday fashions with models from our organization. board member, committee member, some families and volunteers. some of the families we'ved will be mod ling looks, so that's exciting. that evening and the next day, 10% of all proceeds will benefit the families at fred's footstep, so we're lookinging to get people out there to enjoy the fashion show and shop that evening and the next day. >> awesome, great, with we just want to get our viewer that is information. the fashion show reception and shopping night is happening thursday, november 3rd, from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. and shopping day at blooming dales is on friday, november 4th from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. 10% of all sales during those times are to benefit fred's footsteps. for more, head on over to our website or the nbc app. thank you so much for joining us. best luck. >> thank you for having me. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, we've seen a

tell us demi lovato. who started the beef? did hally barry really smash rick blair? she said she didn't, so we leave it there. earlier this week kim k got we'll see you want a piece of this flow? yeah, man. let's start this show. >>> hello, frepds, and welcome to "dish nation." we can't start the show without mentioning what is the biggest story in america right now. it's hurricane matthew hitting florida. >> yep. to all the people affected by that storm, we want to say that our thoughts and prayers are with you, and, please, be safe. >> let's get to the comedy. >> yes, let's get to the comedy. you are going to flip out when

our sources also tell us this suspect was wanted in 15 robberies in total. thats why they were trying to pull him over. 11:06-11:36pm 17:44 we're in pursuit, speed is 65-70, 10:40-10:53 shots fired shots fired we made you a rough estimate of where this chase happened-- just to give you an idea of how long police were chasing the then he wrapped around and jumped on the 95 headed towards the 215. it was there-- when the suspect reached speeds of 110 miles an hour. police were able to set up spike trips near sky point-- story all morning long with live pictures and reports straight from the scene. in the meantime we'll put up a box on the bottom left of your screen so we can monitor this breaking news all the time... for now...let's get over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... time now is xxx... let's get over to greg.... police forced to open fire after responding to reports of a person with a gun. now the suspect is dead and two officers are wounded after being shot multiple times. police say this started when officers responded to a report of a

are appalled. >> yo a senseless act. >> yeah, i've been with the agency 39 years. >> authorities tell us they were in a secure pen and were used to being approached by people. >>> across america, the man accused of driving the wrong way on a vermont interstate killing five teens will be arraigned today. he is charged with second degree murder. police claim he drove the wrong with teens. this happened just outside burlington. he is accused of stealing a police cruiser after the deadly crash and driving that the wrong way again, slamming into at least seven other vehicles. >>> parents in ohio are on edge this morning after a drive-by shooting outside of a school. a 12 and 15-year-old were shot as school let out for the day. they are listed in stable condition. investigators are now searching for the shooter. parents are >>> well, an elevator tragedy in new york. a 6-week-old baby in a stroller fell down an elevator shaft. she died when she and her mother fell eight stories on to the top of an elevator car. it happened as they waited for the elevator on the 23rd floor. when the doors opened

a mother if two very young kids were inside that neighbor tells us. police say the car was travelling west on howard street when it struck the landscaping truck and trailer hitting the worker who was standing outside the trailer and killing him million leadly. that car s.u.v. before flipping over. the neighbor who ran to help pulled the children out of the cartels me he had just been watching a few of the -- car tells me he what just been watching a few of the -- then finding out that pretty shocking. roar now that mom and two children were taken by ambulance to the hospital thankfully their injuries are not life-threatening. no one in the s.u.v. was injured however nahman who did lose his life this landscape be worker we're told his name is not yet being released. this investigation continues and an investigation among melrose police, state police and the d.a.'s office. live in melrose, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> also breaking at the green line due to a be disabled train. we are sold that the center wheels of a trolley slipped off the track

police tell us the mother left her car running and went inside the gas station. that's when the suspect jumped in her car. the young boy was inside when he took off in it. police say a citizn the amber alert and notified police. th e young boy was found safe and sound inside the vehicle. we were here when family members learned the boy was safe. my heart goes out to milwaukee police a lot of gratitude it could have ended a couldnt wait to hold little tarantino in her arms. police say they have not located the suspects at this point but have some leads. mary thanks brit now to our big story - three women are dead... an uber driver is recovering in the hospital... and polic caused this deadly crash... ran from the scene. fox6s bret lemoine is live near 2-nd and clybourn with new details. milwaukee police say the crash that happened here early this morning is still being investigated. so far... no one is in custody. milwaukee police sifting through the debris left behind during say it happened at around 2-45 sunday near 2- nd and clybourn. nat the wreckage remained

police tell us two men one in his 40s the other in his 20s were both shot.le university hospital. investigators are not yet sure about a motive. n your health tonight if you've got health insurance under obama care you may have to pay lot more next year. the obama administration says premiums will go up by average of 25%. consumers will also see fewer insurers offering plans. republicans are condemning the announcement. house speaker paul ryan releas releasing a statement saying "republicans are offering a plan to repeal obama care and replace it" republican nominee donald trump attacked the price hike. meanwhile rival hillary clinton has been distancing herself from obama care during her campaign. >>> do you listen to music while you work out? new research suggests that it is a good thing. researchers from the university of british columbia say those who listen to music during a high intensity training session felt better about their workout than those who exercised in silence. study authors suggest that music can make adopting a more intense workout a litt

tell us what you want to know from the candidates. you can share your thoughts with us by email or facebook? up next, the new building at the university of iowa shining a light on the students program. >>> we are in for some beautiful weather this weekend but first, we have a stormy conditions out there with a strong storm system moving through the midwest. we will see showers and how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for every child in every zip code. college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that lets them start a family of their own. working together. respecting one another. and never giving up. i want our success to be measured by theirs. i'm hill

he will tell us if you will tell us if he saw signals. he will tell us exactly what happened in that cab. >> work to remove debris continues. keeping investigators from the crucial data recorder and front facing camera in the first car. the ntsb vice chair. >> as soon as a site is safe, the ntsb will retrieve the other event recorder from the lead cab car as well as the forward facing image recorder. information to validate speed and get that information about the train. >> the second data recorder removed from the rear of the train could not be accessed from the field and has been sent to the manufacturer. >> cbs news, trinity, new jersey. >> investigators telling us they have not found any signs of signal and continue to collect video from the scene. >>> the durham police department introduced a new position that aims to build community. charles strickland is a first ever durham lgbt community liaison with the city. strickland, who is gay, has been in law enforcement for ten years. he says with his knowledge, he may have the resources o

we still have one of those jeans that was teddy's line. >> tell us, there's a movie in the works as well? >> yes. there is with tyrees gibson. we'll know by the end of november when the play will be coming to philadelphia. >> all right. tell me more about the work on the spinal cord injuries and what you're doing. >> well, we are partnering up with mcgee rehab. part of the funds will go to mcgee to help individuals live a productive life. we are also planning to built a music room because their body is not abled. we are working towards that goal to be partners with them. >> sitit is a great place. >> yes. >> "i am who i am" the life and legacy of teddy pendergrass. saturday a special film screening. head to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you very much, joan. thanks for coming? . >> thank you very much. >>> next, why the singer says they pulled her from singing the national anthem last night and what's become an anthem controversy this morning. >>> hillary clinton's not so secret weapon joins her with 12 days to go before election day. biden: this is what i know about katie

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officers tell us they have one person in custody. police are also investigating a late night shooting in the northwest . metro says around10:30 two people were shot in the leg, near tenaya and cheyenne... we're still wait information from police...we'll bring that to you as soon as we get it. new this morning-- police are releasing more information about the man killed after being hit by a car last night. investigators say around 7 oclock the 48 year old was jawalking across lake mead near nellis... when he was hit by a mustang. he died at the scene. the two people inside the mustang were not hurt. officers say the driver is cooperating and they do not believe she was impaired. grandmother is now facing some serious charges-- because police say she smuggled half a million dollars worth of drugs through mccarran airport. 63 year old cheryl cheatham was flying from here to detroit last friday, when authorities say she snuck bags of cocaine onto her flight. federal agents started following her because she was acting suspicious at baggag

telling us that they would have those numbers to us either late today or tomorrow. we will, of course, keep you posted on that. i also have the chance to speak with some of smith's friends. you will hear from them coming up at 6:00. along with more on that vigil that we're expecting to take place later on. for now live in zebulon. >>> today investigators revalentine's day they believe air k parsons died long missing in 2013 but hadn't been seen since 2011. last week her adoptive farther led investigators to her body inchesy father's day, south carolina. her remains have been turnedory to the medical examiner and deputies are hope that will lead to charges. >>> an a parent case of road rage led to a murder investigation in hope county. eric terry was shot and killed following a chase by a suspect. learned cummings has been charged with murdering terry and held without bond. >>> a woman recovering tonight after an apartment fire in fayetteville. it happened this morning along oak ridge avenue. firefighters were able to pull the 55-year-old out through a window. she wa

he will tell us if he tried to put the emergency brake on. he'll tell us if he saw signals. he will tell us exactly what happened in that cab. >> reporter: work to remove debris and possible asbestos contamination at the hoboken station crash site continued, keeping investigators from the crucial data recorder and front-facing camera in the first car. n.t.s.b. vice chair bella dinh-zarr: >> as soon as the site is safe, the n.t.s.b. will retrieve the other event recorder from the lead cab car, as well as the investigators will use that information to validate speed and get that information about the the train. >> reporter: the second data recorder removed from the rear of the train could not be accessed from the field and has been sent to the manufacturer. investigators found no signs of signal or track issues, and continue to collect video from the scene, including from other trains at the station during the crash. it's not only the n.t.s.b. waiting for full access to the train station. there are thousands of commuters that use it to get to work that are left wondg monday mo

christine what can you tell us? >> well, i just spoke with a couple of officers on scene who gave me limited information as they're still now we're live on west walnut park in roxbury. you can see behind me still a very heavy police presence. that red car you are seeing right now that is a car that was stolen boston police say from washington street which is nearby with a baby inside. it's unclear whether or not this thief knew that a baby was inside the car. but of course, it did turn up here on west walnut park on roxbury. the mom was brought to the scene and reufwhightd her baby. we did see that mom holding the baby in her boston police telling us this is a very happy ending to obviously a very terrifying situation. at this point we have no information about the suspect. we don't know if there's been an arrest so still a lot to learn as have you seen investigators taking pictures of that car. we saw the mom holding the baby understandably shielding the baby's face. we don't know whether it's a boy or girl. they h

>> tell us about your two kids in this film. okay. i have -- this mom, joanie, has a son and a daughter. keith paulston plays the son. and her kids have -- her daughter has become a nun. and her son an iraq war hero who's been burned, you know, beyond recognition and she's just so disappointed in how these kids turned out. >> even the war hero? a nun? >> hugely disappnt for the rest of my life. couldn't they have done something meaningful. >> it's so crazy. >> so it's a comedy too, it's a dark comedy. >> it's a dark comedy, yeah. >> you're also -- we were talking before the break, you're doing some teaching, too, right? >> i'm doing some teaching. i work with kids here in new york at la guardia high school. i work with the faculty there times a week but usually more. and i also am teaching a class at a college. >> wow. >> that surprised me. people must love to be in your class. are they like, oh, my god, we're in ally sheedy's class? >> the first week, then after the first week, oh, god, why is she pushing me, why are we doing -- it w

tell us about your new line. we also have images of your isabella dress that we can talk about as well. this is a beautiful plaid and straight. can you tell us about that? >> this collection was by the in 2013. it's a fabric that's made out of nylon and elastic from italy. throw it in the washing machine and hang it dry. >> washing machine? >> yes. i've had numerous clients e-mail me, i have wine on my dress, what do i do? spray and wash and throw it in the machine. >> this is the velma. >> the core pieces like this which we call the stella and it's classic and then velma could take you to a cocktail party and fill your car broeb in a way that's balanced the way your life needs are. >> this is a basic dress here that is really nice. it's a straight, gorgeous line. >> straight gorgeous line. good without breaking the bank. we are all on a budget in a lot of ways. >> absolutely. i think it's really important. it's an investment that we all need to make but as someone i'm working with recently -- and i don't use thi

sports director here now to tell us why. >> ask any they're all big wins. this is bigger. reassuring a command egg 27 to nine victory. snapped the two game losing skid. but also keeps them on pace with the raiders for first place. >> . solid as the defense was against brock. that was somewhat expected. the big news out of the last night was the return of the offense. the broncos rushed for 190 yards. offensive line did not give up a sack. all evening long. and the broncos found the end zone 3 times. the teams more complete wins this year. >> . >> a lot of things that have been kind of a tphepls for us. >> the consistency of what took place. we can go from there. >> hopefully they can. and next up it is the coming up we'll talk about that. gary kubiak set to play the they owe san diego one. charge chargers got denver last thursday night. >> it should help it's at home. and coach is back. he wasn't there last time. skae both candidates in key battleground state of florida tonight. trump who often calls florida his second home. campaigning there since sunday. hoping to swing

to tell us more abtheir positions we've invited ivan espinoza-madrigal, connective director for lawyer's committee for civil rightsnd matt cregor. he is the education project director for the lawyer's completely gentleman, weather headline to urban update. thanks for coming in. maybe can i start with you, i van. let's begin with the current situation. give our viewers a beep synonymous of where he stand at boston latin. >> well townships events at boston latin which have been dominating the air waves from time to time now started back african-american students congressmen -- commented on their experience, and if fact that school officials were not really taking the complaints seriously, byron. and so once this information got out into the public, we along with many of our allies, including the naacp were very concerned about the quality of boston latin for especially students who are particularly vulnerable to this type of harassment and bullying. so we filed a complaint with the u.s. attorney's office and that expect complaint was filed on behalf of a number of other organizations as we