itit is one that affectss nearly everery element of the eco-systm from snails threw two fish or amphibians all the way up the food chahain. there'e's a huge number of countries around the world. it is banned for regioions best for reasasons. my message to consumemers who et prawns, don't do it. >> it is not just a unregulated ususe of illegal chemicals that consumers should d be worried about. the british film crew uncovered evidencece of routine adulteratn of shrimp destined for faculties -- factotories. in this footage, they demonsnstrated how shrimp frfrom this region are secretly injected with dirty water to add weht before they are sold on to the factory. some ngos have often claimed t e shrimp indndustry in bangladeshs necessary to development. ththey are affected byby commerl shrimpmp agricululture. >> people e who aree living in areas the shrimp is being cultivateded are being completey devoid off theheir livelihihoodf their lives. it is a system that iss not susustainable. and as to provide the eight cheaply in the country,y, how could ththat be developped? >> o our investstigatio

in addition, a systm to out south will again usher it's going on this weekend. tomorrow is the last day. it's from ten to five at the park at the corner of sunset and eastern. a crisis involving children with mental illnesses. we'll tell you what a national investigation is revealing about why they're being left to fend for themselves. crippling -- mental illness. their families turn to hospital emergency rooms for help. but finding mental health care doesn't come quickly!!! tonight -- national investigative correspondent-- ross jones -- reports -- kids across the nation -- are in a mental health crisis. but many hospitals -- don't have room. ---pkg begins --- erica sarro: i'll never forget it. we were there, it was like 8 days, and then finally they the hospital bed erica sarro needed was for her young son, jonathan who she rushed to the emergency room after he heard voices telling him to cut his wrists. ross: so he sat for 8 days erica sarro: in the emergency room. on a gurney. ross jones national investigative correspondent runs = :25 - :35 what happened to j

to force these measurereshrough, they are e engineering the systm to allllow the lastt expxploratt -- the gas exploratition. >> the issue has becomome sensationalized. >> this has becomome the vieiewt or t the ige of fracking a aroud ththe world. the media loves sensationalisism and that has nowow transcended e entire scientific evidence that says that fracking is safe. >> fearing the worst, communities up and down the country have begun to mobilize. >> this is s a it letter to davd cameron who i is signed by membs of parliament. immediatecalling foror an ban on shale e gas. a are deliverering it from all regions. >> i thinknk committees are quie right to be very worried about the impact of drilling and fracking. we know t that there e are real risks of water pollution, for example. what we are talking about here is potentially a huge number of wells. in some cases, we're talking about 3400, sometimeses in incredibly sensitive areas. in scotland, t these localal residentnts are usingng both traditionall water pollution, air pollution, and alalso fugitives -- fugigite methane emissions

has been swspewing seusspewing sewage on, and the storm has overloaded parts of the sanitary sewer systm and the storm water is getting into the pipes, this befo hearimadelandfall, and the cityg people to avoid taking showers or doing laundry. >> my car wouldn't make it through here. >> i had to go get milk and soy soyou had to walk because i couldn't get my car out. >> some businesses shut down and relax and wait out the storm. whether or not schools will reopen friday is still up in the air. reporting from largo, i'm haley haleyhines, reporting for fox 13 news. >> we have all of the in this ey information for counties area on our website. >> and now that we know it's getting stronger, check that tomorrow morning when you get up. and it was a problem then, and it's a problem now. >> all of this water is causing st. bst. pete to have to drain illustrates sewers. >> to fix our immigration system we must fix our leadership in to deal with illegal immigration and, yes, there is still a wall i'm not jumping through hoops for a sale. a limited time only? i'll tell you whose time is limited. c

manhole cover has been swspewing seuss seuss and the storm has overloaded parts of the sanitary sewer systm and the storm water is getting into the pipes, this before the storm has even hearimadelandfall, and the citys or doing>> my car wouldn't maket soyou had to walk because i couldn't get my car out. >> some businesses shut down and others invited people inside to relax and wait out the storm. whether or notchools reopen frida is still up in the air. reporting from largo, i'm haley h5n1s news. >> we have all of the inhi coune area on our website. >> and now that we know it's getting stronger, check that tomorrow morning when you get up. and it was a problem then, and st. bst. pete to have to drain illustrates sewers. >> to fix our immigration system we must fix our leadership in washington. >> donald trump lays out a plan to deal with illegal immigration and, yes, there is still a wall in that plan. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by

cities including jackson, mississippi and new orleans face a continuing severe storm risk as the systme slowly moves on. soon-- students in mississippi may not be the only ones getting graded. graded.parents will get graded on their classroom involvement if a bill gets signed. the "parent accountability and passed the mississippi house. to get a passing grade - parents must be actively communicating with teachers. how often students turn in homework and absences would also be part of the grading scale. your nine first warning forecast is coming up. cable customers are fed up with these mandatory boxes. john matarese is on your side with ways to take the confusion out of installation so you don't waste your money. sot: "how did my son end up with a stranger? why am i living this nightmare again?" kids dropped off far from home... put in harms way -- by school bus drivers! 9's on your side with the way first student plans to fix this situation.you're watching 9 on your side at 5:30. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is wh

able to find 750 million dollars to go towards a stadium but cant fix our deteroiating education systme including county commissioner chris giunchigliani.... several of us have constituents in the shorter term transient housing paying for a billionaires stadium but can barely make their own rent the measures approved... and whether or not the raiders come to las vegas... we tried to keep our process transparent i knwo there were disputes but we kept our process transparent county commission steve sisolak says the increases are still a win for the community. steve sisolak- the public is going to get 35m a year in economic benefit to county and state benefits cyndi lundeberg fox5 news local las vegas>> north las vegas and henderson get more officers thanks to the sales tax increase. sheriff joe lombardo says they can't start hiring for those positions until april of next year. the man accused of beating a valley woman so badly her own mother didn't recognize her, will face a las vegas judge. "her face was like four times its size. his footprint was embedded in her forehead. i'm sorry. i t

they now plan to set upp a systm that would allow them to supply each other in the event of another disaster as they start prpreparing in january. >>> a top japanese cosmetics firm has built a teleconference system that digitally applies makeup. the system means employees working from home can appear on screen makeup free. the systemm was developed by a companyy withh ann 80% female workforce and microsoft japan. many w women working from home not likeke having t to put o onp everery time they join a teleconfnference. officials say the system adds lip color and a healthier complexion to people on screen. it can even conceal pores and dark circles the eyes. users choose from four digital makeup patterns. they are considering marketing the system. >>> g20 financial meeting has wrapped up. rising trade protectionism could prolong global economic growth. sluggish trade is fueling these concerns. the participants noted that both candidates in the u.s. presidential election said growing eu sentiment could prolong the worldwide slowdown. the state of europe's financial system was also on the agenda

. >> it's the tiny, repeated exposure that more adequately mimimics our own horormone systm that is really concerning. >> the hormones in our bodies are operating at parts per billion and parts per trillion concentrations. >> the one ththing that's clears that our current system isn't working, and it doesn't take these low chronic doses ininto account. >>>> i think it's very important for us to makeke sure that wee investigate effects that at least approach human exposure levels.s. >> our current s system does not look at aggrgregate exposures, basically a fancy way of saying, what do all these low dose chemicacals do in combination together? >> but looking at lolow dose exposusures means a sea change in how we do toxicologigical tetesting and risk a assessment, and that's controversial, costly, and something the chemical industry opposes. >> > one of the areas of science that is emerging, and very interesting and very troubling, is called epigenetics, whwhich shows that an acute chemical exposure can actuually result intto a genetitic change.. and that getetic changnge can be passed down

range from 198 dollars to 270.as for the bearcats, it's the same, but if you're apart of the ucats systme, the school is still taking ticket requests through tonight.of course, if you're driving the 2,000 miles, to spokane, you better leave right now.xavier fans still dream being there.vanessa rosalez/sophomore psychology major"yeah, it's pretty expensive. especially for someone like me like working is very important. when you work you have to decide what is imporant and what you want ot spend your money on.tony "that ain't bad if you're a fan. that aint bad. it's worth it."but since some can't, there's still television.tony mirones 9 on your side and if you miss the games, you can catch the updates with our crews on the road.john popovich and chris riva will be in saint louis with the musketeers.and in spokane with next on 9 on your side at 5:30... 5:30...powerful winds cause destruction on the west coast. we'll show you the powerful gusts that had people fearing for their lives. and an investigation is underway after a man is recorded urinating in a kellogg factory.find out what investi

mancino joins us live now to break down what this all means jane kelly's been working in the iowa court systm since the 90s first as a public defender, eventually becoming a federally appointed judge in 2013. experts say if nominated and eventually appointed, kelly would bring to the table a divers background not typically found in supreme court justices following the surprising death of president obama will seek a new nominee-- a tough task, considering the republican senate he'll face. as presidental ndidates quickly turn scalia's death into partisan politics, an eastern iowa name emerges as a potential nominee -- 8th circuit court of appeals judge jane kelly. jane kelly "june 5 2005 is a day ive been looking forward to" kelly has made the news in multiple instances-- in@this particular video, attacked aad left for deaddwhile out jogging on a trail. her attacker hasn't been found, but her professional career has marched forward. from a public defender to circuit court judge e serving in cedar rapids. "to have someone who has experience as a public defender, i couldnt tell you the last time

able to find 750 million dollars to go towards a stadium but cant fix our deteroiating education systme including county commissioner chris giunchigliani.... several of us have constituents in the shorter term transient housing paying for a billionaires stadium but can barely make their own rent the measures the raiders come to las vegas... we tried to keep our process transparent i knwo there were disputes but we kept our process transparent county commission steve sisolak says the increases are still a win for the community. steve sisolak- the public is going to get 35m a year in economic benefit to county and state benefits north las vegas police... and henderson police departments will also benefit from the sales tax increase and will get more officers. sheriff jeo lombardo says theyre already looking at applications to fill the 68 new open spots for officers... but says they cant start hiring until april of next year. the commisison also appointed three members to a stadium committee... the governor appointed three and u-n-l-v appointed one. the sands corporation and the raiders wi

part of what makes this special is not just the beautififul vie, but the whole biologicical systm thatmakes this s work.. and we f feel like it's our obligation to figure out how to coexist. people are very frustrated by the way the reintroduction occurred. and in recent years s come i thk ththe frustration has increased in many respects because of the way some of the mainstream environmental groups have handled all of the legal battles surrounding the delisting of wolves. panic ofe e initial semi- wolf introduction introduction, there was a time of several years were things simmered down and people began to learn and began to get curious and fascinated by this whole phenomenon. but then, when the battles really heated up about delisting, there w was a lot of backlash and a lot of backsliding. and that is what we are in the middle of right now, i i think. predator friendly as a certification, basically a group of ranchers who have committed not to kill native carnivores and ordered to protect their sheep. it started in the early-to-mid- 1990s. we started working on mittens and hats and

. >> over one million dollars will be awarded to the teams that prove that theirir cleanup systm could meet the competition's strictest requirements. >> our first p prize, the winnnn schmidt oil cleanup x challenge was s a response, essentiaiallyo something wewe all remember, the deepwater horizon oil spill in the gulf of mexico. in 2010-- i certainly remember, i'm sure a lot ofof folks do--this was ongoing every day, oil spilling into the gulf, the havoc it was wreaking on wetlands and other critical ecosystems of the gulf coast, you know, from texas all the way to florida. and the sort or feeling of helplessness. >> > the spill was the e size of hawaii. it was literally an oil tsunami in the gulf of mexico. thousands and thousands of gallons of crude e oil spilling into the water e every minute, every d day. this wawas a manmae catastrophe. and it just struck me that this is--this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. thisis is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washing up o n those beach

tomorrow wih temperatures on saturday in the upper 40s to the low 50s w it's a weak little weather systm that drops out of canada and it may actually be close enough to the cape where we have a spot shower or sprinkles on the cape, but i think for the rest of us n sunday, we're dry, but it will e cool both weekend. upper 40s to the lower 50s for both saturday and again on sunday. >> 7 on 7 forecast. lots of sunshine next week. right now, election day, lots of the upper 50s. and our next chance of any rain middle of next week. see you at 5:00. >> thanks. see you then. >> matt fitzgerald is watching the roads. >> on 128 south we have a minor crash over on the left-hand side break down lane you can see it's really tied up. you'll be heavy down to 24 in randolph and moving well after that. the northbound side, you can't see it, but it is moving well. route 16 up to route six inre lane break down. >> most of the of the way on the southbound side of route one is moving as well. crawling on the expressway southbound this apalachicola, jammed right out of the oh oh neal tunnel to the braintree s

because of the early morning power outage at atlanta's main airport--- that knocked delta's computer systm offline for several hours this nearly 365 flights and that ripple effect is being felt here in las vegas. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston joins us from mccarran with what it's looking like out there right now. flights are back up and running now-- but this will cause a ripple effect throughout the rest of the day-- you can see all the yellow on the board-- thats all the delayed flights. delta airlines says they canceled around thre flights across the globe today..after its computer system crashed. it was all because of a power outage in atlanta....one of their busiest hubs. thats when delta grounded their flights. that outage lasted about six hours-- but delays and cancellations are expected to continue-- some travelers here at mccarran are seeing delays from 30 minutes....to three hours. godefroid dijcke/traveling from belgium: we are worried we are not going to make our connection, that's the most several things going on in belgium tomorrow and tuesday so we need to be ther

winter storm warnings elsewhere onar the backside of these systm was 72 on the warm side here. breezy, mild, the record high today is 71 set just one year ago. the winds are going to dust that a very good clip. $15.25 perhaps even higher. those wind gusts increasing clds develop. they will be scattered from west to east. some of those showers will eventually transfer over to snow. that snowve wednesday a lot of the wt gusting the 40 miles per hour. dropping into the 20s saturday night. mid 30sin 38 and then the things do quiet down which is good rain on wednesdayqu the attorney general of the united states. there may also be another some white surprising coming. i am convinced >> the leader's unofficial as trump is still just a president-electct trump offer a better job of national security advisor and eight meet with one of the fiercest criticsig and conway indicated that k too would be willing to set aside that report is confirmed. making a murder a federald appeals court blocked his released yesterday. pending the appeal of his 2007 murder conviction. o getting empty confess

mancino joins us live now to break down what this all means jane kelly's been working in the iowa court systm since the 90s first as a public defender, eventually becoming a federally appointed judge in 2013. experts say if nominated and eventually appointed, kelly would bring to the table a divers background not typically found in supreme court justices following the surprising death of president obama will seek a new nominee-- a tough task, considering the republican senate he'll face. as presidental ndidates quickly turn scalia's death into partisan politics, an eastern iowa name emerges as a potential nominee -- 8th circuit court of appeals judge jane kelly. jane kelly "june 5 2005 is a day ive been looking forward to" kelly has made the news in multiple instances-- in@this particular video, attacked aad left for deaddwhile out jogging on a trail. her attacker hasn't been found, but her professional career has marched forward.

time and you've given it a chance but yo have to really take a step back and saye this is my belief systm and that's his belief system and if it's too much of a difference enough is enough and you have te know when is enough. in the relationship and all of a suddenad t with a debate or thet times right nowh as hotly contested with it is with donalo trumpn and hillary clinton it's during a lot of emotions. lot oo ittio is.is. well into a relationship and no it's getting heated how do youne suggestd ho they handle that?at be respectful of each other.r. i mean, this is a very heated debate.y a very trying time with the debate that's going on.on but again respectful of each other's opinions. don't try to convert each otherv definitelyert ea these are good if you have different opposing views don't try to convert each other. be respectful.r you know it's good to haveave philosophical conversation. i think tnhat sounds great numbe one take away folks on the firsf date do not bring up politics. thank you so much for beingg here. all of her advice also on ourr website just go to fox8.comx8 under

making up 68 percent of the milwaukee county foster ce systm system"if 68.2 percent of our foster care community was made up of white children, we would see an intentional, strategic, agressive reponse for child who are in power."that's part of the reason reed's black homes for black children plan.. an iniative he believes will utimately help black kids succeed iall aspects of life. it's also an issue he feels the state has not properly handled. "placing a child in foster care, is a traumatic life event. in order to reduce that stress, you place children with relatives, communities and schools that they're familiar with." this isn't the only organization paying attention. back in may we spoke with packers wide receiver ty montgomery.. who shared with us the benefit of growing up with 17 foster siblings. siblings."it gave me some new perspectives.. some new perspectives.. reed is hopeful that the numbers will go down in due time. "somehow, someway, we really do need to raise the issue that black children's lives and black family lives really do matter. this is how fresh start family ser

wednesday will also see highs in the mid 50s, but we will start to feel the effects of a series of systms that will affect the region wednesday afternoon through the weekend. the first pacific system will rain and mountain snow wednesday afternoon through early thursday. the next system will follow closely behind and bring another slight chance for precipitation to the area thursday afternoon through early friday. expect high temps in the low to mid 50s thursday and friday. the third system moves in over the weekend, bringing slightly better chances for rain and mountain snow saturday afternoon through early sunday. this system will bring breezy winds on sunday upon its exit. high temps will remain in the low to mid 50s over the ((adlib wx close)) are tou thinking about a springtime getaway? if that getaway includes air travel we have a warning before you book. contact 13 looks at some of the hidden fees you can expect in the new year.

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imean, if he was cfident that he was going to winin thise wowouldn't be sayining the systm was riggggedth's a tup t to thehen cpaign for when he doesn't win. >> to clarify, he did say that - paul l manafort said tha trtrump never intendedd to sugg thatat the individuals were corrupt only the systems itlf archchaic, byzantinine, arcane i mention and d sometimes to the reesentative of the will o of the people. you don't disagree with that. >> t that's a verery good atttto clean up for his candidate butu his candidate spepent the lasttw wes attackingng the rnc and i thinkk iyou were -- >> feel lik i should p put my hand over myy heart ass you say the rnc.c. >> well, the rnc has68 publblican activisists and pple who hahave toioild in the field trying to get canandites elected. >> therere ia reciprocacal bibilaral relationship he, th is, reince priebubus who was exaordinarily hososle toward nald trump, the mananhole be running the conventntio speaker ryanrititical and severelely s f trump. thesee were supposed to be neutral people. u can understan why thehere might be a shared misasapprehens

we don't have that skill to be that exact on a totropical systm seven to 10 days away. complicated upper level pattern over the united states. that's the main product. the gfs model continues with its theme of a hurricane passing east of florida then going up the east coast towards the mid-atlantic states. the european model is nothing like that at all. it shows a hurricane in the and near the bahamas and slowing down and kind of turning to the east, northeast. remember yesterday, the position of this yesterday was over here. then i said, you wait. you wait. the next day it will be over here, over here, over here. that's what happens five to 10 days out. have you to wait until you get some sort of consistency with the models. not there yet. showers redeveloping near the coast. and we're down to 77. tomorrow, showers and thunder we're back in the mid-80s. fairly wet on friday. 86 for a high. if you're boating a southwest wind, 10 knots. light chop on the bay. low tide, 7:47. your seven-day forecast the east wind will come back own the weekend and that will keep us fairly

able to find 750 million dollars to go towards a stadium but cant fix our deteroiating education systme including county commissioner chris giunchigliani.... several of us have constituents in the shorter term transient housing paying for a billionaires stadium but can barely make their own rent the measures approved... and whether or not the raiders come to las vegas... we tried to keep our process transparent i knwo there were disputes but we kept our process transparent county commission steve sisolak says the increases are still a win for the community. steve sisolak- the public is going to get 35m a year in economic benefit to county and state north las vegas police... and henderson police departments will also benefit from the sales tax increase and will get more officers. sheriff jeo lombardo says theyre already looking at applications to fill the 68 new open spots for officers... but says they cant star of next year. the commisison also appointed three members to a stadium committee... the governor appointed three and u-n-l-v appointed one. the sands corporation and the raiders

the big if yo if you until systm mirror three weeks away. >> tonight in your money a recall of cannedbee foods is recalling 31,000 cases of three types of its chunk light tuna because of problems during what it calls the commercial sterilization process. it could lead to contaminated tuna. if you've got one of those products on the screen marked with can code that starts with the letter t, throw it out. you will get a refund. that information is on our website fox 29 if the.com. >> a mom woke up in the middle of her night to her cell phone rinking. >> call from her 12-year-old son with autism who took off. caleb on got on his brother's bike and rode 3 miles to the nearest mcdonald's. he wanted hot cakes. they were closed. he found an unlock door. that door set off the a lore. while police were heading to the restaurant he call his mom's cell asking her to turn off at alarm. his mom raced over police were already there. caleb was sitting in a booth with a large drink an platter of hot cakes. >> we was always wouldn't hook prepared the pancakes and apparently caleb went into the kitchen