abby: the f.d.a.nsumers might think anti-bacterial washes are more effective in preventing the spread of germs. some data suggests they may do more harm than good over the long term. gregg: the front part of that statement is interesting. we have no evidence. that's because the companies didn't provide the evidence. >> the f.d.a. regulates certain products. but this material or a lot of these chemicals are also found in toys and furniture. they coat these products so kids don't spread jermts. it would still be in our water system or our body. gregg: i'm with you. ee won't wash our hands ever. abby: no rest for the candidates on labor days both hit the campaign trail in the battleground state of ohio. gregg: hermine is putting a damper on holiday plans. . . your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacin

"hey this is abby with fox5." we called the owner of the property to see if they had anything to say proprety owner's son: its not the best area and its just a continuing problem. property owner's son: we're trying to handle the problem, but its hard to know when to break the owner's son picked up and asked to stay anonymous but he told us thai barbeque went out of business seven years ago - and the family's been trying to sell the prperty since. adam: the problem is ...its been listed for over a year and a half - and no one's bought. ben medina their neighbor - says he's just tired. i hope they decide to do something about the property - i can only say so much but hopefully something's done abby theodros fox5 news local las vegas>> farewell to the coolest cats in town. ((nats of singing)) the jersey boys took their final bow at the paris hotel sunday night. the show was the longest-running broadway production on the las vegas strip. the hit musical told the story about frankie valli and the four seasons. it featu

"hey this is abby with fox5." we called the owner of the property to see if they had anything also told me the family has had some challenges that have kept them from keepign up wit hthe with the property owners son - he also told me the family has had some challenges that have kept them from keepign up wit hthe thankfully, no injuries were something's done in my conversation with the property owners son - he also told me the family has had some challenges that have kept them from keepign up wit hthe property. he didnt go into detail. thankfully, no injuries were reported in the fire. a man is dead after a crash on the i-15 freeway. police say this gray toyota car--- struck a tree and a roadway sign. the vehicle then rolled over. the driver was the only person in the car. he was taken to u-m-c... where he died a few hours later. police say that crash happened on the right shoulder. as you can see... no lanes were closed... and traffic wasn't affected. police are looking into what caused the rollover. police need y

fox5's abby theodros explains what the e-p-a found in that home. <<(shuffles through bag) josh langendor: alright so these are my notebooks seventh grader josh langendorf is finally sorting through his things after last week's mercury scare. josh langendorf: my lunch box my shoes my pencils. a lot a lot of stuff. a lot a lot of stuff all of it quarentined . abby: you said you have almost everything, except? josh: my bag...my roller back pack. and i think they found traces of mercury on it because its a roller back pack, its on the ground. 80 bags were brought in for testing this weekend, 60 homes were evaluated, one family asked to evacuate. nattis: its unclear where it was actually found because it was so high. so we cant pin point that so we're going to do another investigation. randy nattis with the epa couldnt tell us more about the family..but we talked to this mom who says her home was inspected too. kristina langendorf: it was scary because i didnt know what to expect or what they were going to find. her home was in the clear but she still h

fox5's abby theodros spoke with neighbors who say this is an abby: "this gate and do not enter sign are just a few precautions one property owner took to keep squatters away but it wasnt enough. neighbors agree the problem is getting out of hand." fritzie stephins, neighbor: it scares me. the early morning fire at a vacant apartment complex near the stratosphere scares neighbor fritzie stephins.. but it doesnt surprise her. fritzie stephin s, neighbor: the whole neighborhood is full of squatters so ..and we had two fires previously and they were both caused by squatters. witnesses told investigators they saw a man jump out of a second story window while the complex was on fire. they say they found a man with second degree burns a few blocks away and he was taken to the hospital. car nat fox 5 called the property owner...he didnt want to go on camera but told us the complex has been vacant since january. which is about the same time he started getting squatters. nats he says he's tried everything...includi ng signs, a gate and locks...nothing's worked. there was evidence that squatters w

fox 5's abby theodros joins us live in the newsroom. abby what did they find this weekend? the epa says they found high levels of mercury in that family's home and had them temporarily evacuate. we talked to some families who also had their items and homes tested...they just want things to get back to normal. (shuffles through bag) josh laen alright so these are my notebooks seventh grader josh langendorf is finally sorting through his things after last week's mercury scare. josh langendorf: my lunch box my shoes my pencils. a lot a lot of stuff. a lot a lot of stuff all of it quarentined until today. abby: you said you have almost everything, except? josh: my bag...my roller back pack. and i think they found traces of mercury on it because its a roller back pack, its on the ground. 80 bags were brought in for weekend, 60 homes were evaluated, one family asked to temporarily evacuate. nattis: its unclear where it was actually found because it was so high. so we cant pin point that so we're going to do another investigation. randy nattis with the epa couldnt tell us more abo

he was the doenl krat to win that state since 1952. >> thanks abby. overnight north korea at it again. firing two ballistic missiles into the say. the world's most powerful leaders meet only 650 miles away at the g20 summit in china. he condemns north korea saying it is a violation and poses a threat to the entire region. >> potentially ground breaking president obama and vladimir putin could change forces to take out isis in syria. the two meeting face to face in china today. it comes after tensions on the tarmac after air force one touches down. there was no staircase for president obama to exit the front of the plane he had to go out in the under belly. they got into a heated debate over whether or not the u.s. press could stay for the president's arrival. they are now down-playing the controversy. >> we don't leave our values behind when we take the trips. it can cause friction. >> adding to the outrage president obama was the only national leader not to have the red carpet during his arrival. >> never a dull moment. tim teeb bow could be a major

fox5's abby theodors joins us live in the news room. abby- what did you find out about the second investigation? sources say that second device appears to be a pressure cooker attached to wiring and a cell phone. but its the first scene where i want you to look at the damage from that explosion. this picture was tweeted out by new york city's counter terrorism account. we're being told that the explosive device was found inside or near this dumpster. again - 29 people were hurt in this blast. one of the victims is believed to have serious but possibly critical injuries. take a listen to the city's fire commissioner give an update on the victims dan nigro: 24 of these people have been transported to area hospitals with abrasions, from glass from metal, thankfully none of these are life threatening injuries and the 24 patients have been removed are not in a serious condition - other than the 1. authorities in new york city dont believe there's a connection to terrorism or any credible threat to the city but they do believe the explosion w

let's head outside to abby.he badges. >> it's smelling good out here. it's time for our battle of the badges cook off. they are here to put their skills to the test. joining us is the host of firehouse, ray coopy. and officer wells. they are going to battle it off here. you've got a pretty emotional story yourself and what you are doing right now. >> i was a new york city firemen. i have a prosthetic hip. i fell into the tv show "firehouse kitchen" and cooking and we went on nyc life, we're doing great on that channel. i'm also on wvdh in the hamptons. >> you guys like to cook. >> we like to cook, so do cops, police. >> who is going to win this battle? >> you know, i like the firemen but i tasted one of tad's dumpings over there, they are unbelievable. >> tad, what are you making here? it smells like fried chicken. >> definitely making fried chicken. lemongrass buttermilk fried chicken. we have a sweet potato waffle. something different. >> and there are skewers. >> it's on skewers. >> is this a recipe you came

fox5s abby theodros talked with neighbors who say this is an ongoing problem. 0-5 locator 5-10 abby: "this gate and do not ent precautions one property owner took to keep squatters away but it wasnt enough. neighbors agree the problem is getting out of hand." fritzie stephins, neighbor: it scares me. the early morning fire at a vacant apartment complex near the stratosphere scares neighbor fritzie stephins.. but it doesnt surprise her. 22-31 fritzie stephin s, neighbor: the whole neighborhood is full of squatters so ..and we had two fires previously and they were both caused by squatters. witnesses told fire investigators they saw a man jump out of a second story window while the they say they found a man with second degree burns a few blocks away and he was taken to the hospital. car nat fox 5 called the property owner...he didnt want to go on camera but told us the complex has been vacant since january. which is about the same time he started getting squatters. nats he says he's tried everything...includi ng signs, a gate and locks...nothing's worked. 1:02-1:07 tim szymanski: there

abby: dickerson helped design a set. peter: the temple and the jail abby: then knock clocked 40 hours on 60 seconds of video. jack: it is a long prc ocess. abby: they both agree it was worth it. jack: i would love to enter more contest in the future because i really enjoyed it. maybe it is more enjoyable whe n i win. abby: they head out to the land of lego bricks available on monday in a few areas across the country. -- happy meal breakfast. mcdonald's is offering. some restaurants will offer kid sized hashbrowns. the new happy meals will be available all day just like the rest of the breakfast menu. a kid sized hashbrowns. the regular hashbrowns are like like. josh: happy breakfast. let's take a look at your weekend forecast. fall weather here for the weekend. we have one rain chance monday night into tuesday. we will show you that on futurecast in a few minutes. amy: the news continues at the top of the hour. the search for two suspects in connection to what police are calling the most elaborate fraud case the town of

abby is a two-time olympic gold medalist. the leading professional goal scorer, man or woman, of all time, and now my friend, she is opening up about her successes and setbacks in her powerful new memoir, "forward." abby, i read this cover to cover this weekend. it was not what i was expecting. first of all, good morning. it's always great to see you. >> good morning. yeah, it's always a pleasure. you look stunning. >> thank you. catch me at 9:01. i look a little different at 9:01, but the video that we just showed, and that's how people know you, you know, confident and out there. you read your book, and just right off the bat you're so open about the demons that you were abused alcohol and prescription drugs. tell people why that entered your life. >> well, i mean i think that there's a lot of reasons why. you know, i can't get into all of those. we don't have enough time here right, robin? the reason i wrote the book is i really want to help people. i know that for me i was ashamed of it for a long time. that's why i wasn'

>> thank you, abby.ults min di walker, executive editor. mindy, great to see you this morning. >> great to be here. >> crying in my ear i hear because we have a newborn at my house. best diaper bag? >> this is by skip hop and parents love it it's very unisex, which is a trend in baby gear. you pack it, mom can take it, dad can take it, looks good with my outfit or your outfit. >> you can put an ipad in there too. >> that's right. >> the other important stuff. best stroller. this is always a point of contention. >> this is by graco. it's great because it's lightweight. also when baby gets older you have areas for food. it's got a nice big storage compartment so you can put stuff in. >> you're forgetting one of the most important parts of the stroller, which is the stop. the drink holder for the parents. >> that's right. you can put your coffee here, a big large coffee. >> exactly. that's very important. >> that's true. >> so then let's move over here. >> this is to our -- >> the highchair. >> this highcha

>> abby. it is.be watching your messages, logging it and sharing that information with authorities. >> they promised the i messages are safe and only between you and your friends. it can be a trail turned over to police if need be things like who you were likely to contact the date and the ip address of your phone. they claim they don't store data related to customer location and other things. apple is compelled to turn over locations if government lawyers ask for it in specific ways. that has privacy experts concerned. when they have a court order we give the information if it is in our possession. apple says on the web site we build safeguards into our apps and things yourself. the things you rely on every day should keep your personal information safe. how do you ensure your messages stay private. if you don't want your apple id use a burner id that you only use with i message. you can use alternate texting app one called signal that is very popular. there are ways to get around it: back to you. >

recovering abby? already had one emergency surgery with more on the way. after a bad crash. he was hit by a car 10 feet outside of his home near durango and dear springs. now he's dealing with a long list of injuries including a fractured spine and a severed urethra we talked with anthony orzocos friends and family they tell us this experience has been tough for them but he's recovering and in high spirits. "samantha jepson, friend: he was in pain, a lot of pain and it was very sad. and he was still himself. very positive. he was still joking around even though he was in a lot of pain." anthony's dad told us the driver stopped at the scene but he's still furious...because little action was taken against the driver. we reached out to police for the accident report but they werent available. to pursue legal action ... but right now they're focused on anthony. if you'd like to donate to anthony's go fund me page. we have that link on our website...fox five vegas dot com. world leaders gathered in china f

abby then dyke -- van dyke is a seventh grader. you may have seen the orange flamingos all over town to remind abby that she is loved. ther air at dartmouth college and it is attracting spectators. these are live pictures of the infamous corpse flower named morphy. the seven and a half foot flower is in full bloom. if you want to visit, the greenhouse will be open on sunday from 10:00 until 3:00. that makes people want to smell it i guess. hayley: that thing is huge. i don't know if i have ever seen it is a sensitive plants. there may even be some frost in the upper valley and in northern portions of this age. i will show you how cool it will get, coming up. cherise: ahead, in sports, we >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your storm watch nine forecast. hayley: take a look at this beautiful web cam image from warner. the last light of the day, 58 degrees. winds out of the northwest at about seven miles per hour. clear skies. a recipe for cool air tonight. we call it radiation no cooling. never you have clear skies, we got tod

. >> i am abby huntsman. >> let's get straight to this news. the national guard moving to charlotte north carolina. the city under a state of emergency this morning after a second night of violent police protests. rioters throwing fire on another protester. >> we have the breaking details. what can you tell us is happening right now. >> now is the calm after the storm. a pitched battle on the downtown streets of charlotte. different than any we have seen in any of the anti police rallies. a souvenir shop of what they call the epicenter. this is where the restaurants are, the hotels are, the clubs are and a number of the sports stadiums are as well in this downtown area. this is where the protestors turned to rioters. this is the ritz-carlton hotel. on the streets this will be something that folks who are thinking of playing a conference in charlotte they are thinking about doing business will realize. this is not something you see often. the police needed the sal carry. the government declared a state of emergency. they have started to deploy w

abby: absolutely. the clinton campaign is sort of smiling to themselves, because they have been preparing for this for quite some time. from the very beginning, clinton advisers have known that trump would be tempted to go down the road. >> they would never be sure that he would find a way in that would never be sort of ham-handed, but they have been preparing for this, and i think they believe that it is easy to make -- to defend hillary clinton's against someone who himself has a long history of infidelity and multiple marriages and so on and so forth. i think they feel prepared to go down this road, but they also recognize that trump is less likely to do it in a way that is skillful. charlie: the interesting thing about this too is that he has had, in a strange way, is strong support from the evangelical community. al: he has. they have decided that issues like abortion and gay rights -- even though he has not said much more about that -- i agree, though. it is not just the thrice-mary donald trump

we wonder who dear abby is going to pick for us. she'd love to go home with you for the animal foundation. so, let's see who dear abby picks between the two, tennessee and houston. she's walking the yard there, let's see who's she's going to go towards... and the winner is... houston! ((kirsten joyce)) >>> if you'd like to adopt call at the number on your screen... 384-3333./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> forget mission to mars .. now, we're taking moving to mars! tesla and space-x ceo elon musk wants to colonize the red planet. an unmanned trip will first happen sometime befo2 plans to send the very first humans to mars by 2024. he says traveling to mars needs to be more cost effective and efficient .. so humans can become what he calls a 'multi- planet species.'/// sherry, how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) beautiful skies with sunshine and rain showers and possibly thunderstorms today. could get some gusty winds around thunderstorms. ........... temps are staying mild because of the clouds with mid 70s right now and more humidi

abby avenue abby avenue, tremont closed until 6 am twins griffen road and west 11th for construction purposes. toward lake county we have smooth traffic toward the south toward parma. and toward downtown cleveland the inner belt bridge is closed so use 490 and 77 instead. we're doing construction and oversight -- overhead sign work. >>> west 44th west of lorain avenue in ohio city could delay you because of a fallen tree. we yesterday route 82 enabled further south to route eight ramp on 271 trying to get onto route 8 closed until 6 am. everything we opens at six some of the construction concerns >>> new overnight three people were sent to the hospital last night after a car was hit running a red light vehicles crossed saint clair one another vehicle ran the light. that car was clipped on its back end and spun out of control. it went half a block before stopping between two utiliity pole >> no word if any drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash. >>> we are tracking the more than a decade. hermine made landfall about 1:30 this morning. tiffany tarpley has the latest. the governor i

we wonder who dear abby is going to pick for us. she'd love to go home with you for the animal foundation. so, let's see who dear abby picks between the two, tennessee and houston. she's walking the yard there, let's see who's she's going to go towards... and the winner is... >>> trending now... every state has some crazy laws that make you just shake your head. and some of them.. are just downright nuts. in new york, you can't wear slippers after 10-pm. in tennessee, you'll be fined 500- bucks for sharing your netflix password. north dakota says beer and pretzels can't be served at the same time. here out we riding a merry- go- round on sunday is illegal. and right here in nevada... this bill was repealed, but don't think twice about taking your camel on the highway. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) just seeing a little light off showers are coming from. ............ we'll be on the lookout for more but not looking f

"virtual kidnapping" - criminals claiming a loved one is in danger - and demanding money - abc's abbie boudreau has one mom's frightening story [gfx #1] "you want me to hang up on you? that's what you want? this is the voice of a man who calls himself a "professional kidnapper." man: "are you in your car? judy: "yes." man: "honk your horn. i want to listen to your horn." he says he's kidnapped this woman's daughter...and he wants only one thing... 21;14;19;06 kidnappers want. they want money." judy asked us to hide her identity to protect her family. she says a man called her cell phone - first, claiming he had her daughter - 21;19;08;49 ab: you thought you heard your daughter's voice. 21;13;04;36 // she just kept i'm scared. i need your help." then --- he gave judy only (keyable) 60 seconds to get in her car and drive to the bank. [gfx #3] nats: kidnapper it's a terrifying scam called (keyable) virtual kidnapping. 21;13;59;52 judy: i heard my daughter crying he says," do you want me to cut of her fingers and send them to you?" judy ran to her neighbor's house for help -- and her neigh

for having us to do i am abby and this is man well.we are here today from open house. open house is an agency that serves lgbt older adults and adults with disabilities that leave in san francisco could we have a variety of social services that we offer and today were going to give a brief overview of our services, talk about little bit about why lgbt older adults and adults with dispose might be more vulnerable and what we do to cater to those populations in our office in the castro and also in our new building at 55 [inaudible]. so, one of the reasons why we are here today is because lgbt older adults they particularly vulnerable and lgbt seniors are often also people with disabilities. they face significant health disparities compared to their heterosexual counterparts. lgbt seniors are particularly wonderful, 50% of people with hiv our 50+. 40% of lgbt seniors have one or more physical disability. 15% have seriously considered suicide in the past you. that's also accompanied by mental health challenges and is often much higher rate

back to you. >> thank you very much, abby.s whole thing where a lot of people -- look, i went to bed last night as a libra and woke up a virgo. right over here we've got anthony, the light guy, putting on a microphone. >> he's our tattoo correspondent. >> right now there's been somewhat of a tragedy with this news that came about that you might no longer -- you might no longer be an aquarius. >> no, a scorpio. >> what's your birthday? >> november 9th. >> so you're not a scorpio anymore. >> i switched. >> to what? >> i'm a libra now, i guess. >> i used to be a libra. join the club. here's the problem. >> why does it matter to you? >> i have something on my arm. >> you have a scorpio tattoo. >> oh, my gosh. >> unbelievable. >> are you going to get that taken off? >> what's that one? >> that's a lion. >> so are you going to get it taken off and a libra you? >> i guess i'll just get a libra on this arm. >> fair and balanced. >> ian over here told us he named his child scorpio. >> there you go. >> ian was kidding. >> this is the af

abby, bishop jackson said he was glad donald trump was coming to address his cons gags. is he a democrat but he has an open mind. it is all about love and understanding and not divisiveness and that's why he's welcoming donald trump into his church. >> well, i think that african-americans want both parties to engage with them. it hasn't always happened that way. when it does happen it's notable. so i think faith communities are particularly important for african-american communities because that's the sort of center of political engagement. so donald trump is actually quite smart to start there. that's where you see people really engaging with politicians. hillary clinton goes to african-american churches all the time. part of that is because that's sort of the nexus of where people decide what they're going to do at the ballot box. to the "new york times" report, i'll just say that one of the interesting things that had revealed was just not necessarily the questions but the answers. it was how the trump campaign wants him to respond to sort of questions about his faith

live in the news room abby theodros fox5news local las vegas. the h-o-a says they plan to hold a meeting in october where it will decide on how to handle the trash problem. we have a follow up to a story we brought you tuesday... an audit by the special inspector generals office on a federal program meant to help homeowners brought to light some disturbing expenses... the company tasked with distributing federal money to nevadan's to keep them in their homes was instead using the funds on big parties, and employee gifts... fox5s miguel martinez-valle has been following the story all with the new c-o-o of the company to discuss the controversial audit... inside this 50 plus page audit... countless examples of wreckless spending and unnecessary expenses that added up to $8.2 million dollars of tarp money wasted... today i asked the coo where the nevada affordable housing assistance corporation goes from here... verise campbell started as coo of nahac in june... so she says she was more than a little shocked when months later this audit came out cl

abby wombach said she abused alcohol and prescription drugs for years. she's set to release a memoir tomorrow titled "forward." in it she said she's been wombach said since her wreck she's been completely sober. >>> david cameron is leaving the british parliament. he said as the new government comes in, he doesn't want to be a distraction. >> i have to start building my life outside westminster. i hope i'll continue to contribute in terms of public service and contribute to this country that i love so much. >> cameron said he will fully suppor his unexpected announcement will trigger a re-election for his seat. cameron stepped down as prime minister after failing to convince british voters in june to remain in the e. u. >>> let's talk cars. tesla announced an upgrade for its auto pilot that uses advanced radar to use its ability to prevent crashes. the ceo said tesla vehicles will rely more on radar and less on cameras. the auto pilot will all respond to audible warnings. it has been the focus of intense scrutiny. he said the upgrade could have prevented

. >> good morning abby and heather. it is a whole new race now with donald trump vaulting into the league. the latest fox polls confirming it in florida and ohio where hillary clinton has seen her lead simply evaporate among likely voters. trump 46 percent clinton 5 percent a one-point lead in the margin of error of three points. take a look at how close it is as well in a four-way race. clinton on top there 41 percent, 40 percent, johnson 8 percent and stein 3 percent. trump has less off-the-cuff remarks more teleprompter like we saw yesterday with a focus on serious policy proposals such as a big economic speech in manhattan where he focused relentle relentlessly on jobs. >> for the one single idea she is got will create one net american job or create one new dollar of american wealth for our workers. the only thing she can offer is a welfare check. that's about it. >> the clinton campfired back that he was very light on details as he pledged 25 million new jobs annual growth bv 3.5 percent maybe as high as 4 percent.

abby miller drowned in a stock tank two years ago. an event tonight at the iowa menonite school called "light up the night" paid tribute to th g raised will benefit an organization called amanda the panda. it helps families deal with grief including the miller family. abby's mother, dorothy, says she wanted to make something good out of the tragic incident. "07:50:56;11 i am a very, i've always been a people person. grief has changed that a little bit, but i decided i could either stay stuck and just die, i really thought i would die after she passed away but this is a way that i can throw myself into last year, the event raised more than 10-thousand dollars. about 40 people have been arrested in southeastern iowa during a protest against an oil pipeline set to run through the state. the protesters gathered in sandusky. that's a small town just five miles north of keokuk. more than 150 protesters were there to try and stop construction on the bakken oil pipeline. dakota access wants to build the pipeli running through 18 iowa counties

for "nightline" i'm abbie boudreau in los angeles. >> our thanks to abbie for that report.ch "the bachelor" right here on abc. thank you for watching abc news tonight. join us for gma first thing in the morning. we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and good night. if there is anyone here who knows any reason why these two people should not be joined in holy matrimony, let them speak now, or forever hold their peace. we will begin this morning... marie: excuse me. i need to say something. ♪ jungle love ♪ it's drivin' me mad ♪ it's makin' me crazy, crazy ♪ jungle love ♪ it's drivin' me mad ♪ it's makin' me crazy, crazy ♪ jungle love ♪ it's drivin' me mad ♪ it's makin' me crazy, crazy ♪ jungle love ♪ it's drivin' me mad ♪ it's makin' me crazy

abby theodros fox5 new local las vegas>> anthony was hit by a wreckless driver. his family needs help paying for this unexpected medical burden. if you would like to help the family... you can find a link to anthony's go- fund-me-page on the homepage of five vegas dot com. new this morning, the "maker movement" is changing classroom learning. public schools in the u-s are joining the educational movement which encourages students to direct their own education. they do so by tapping into their creativity and collaborating with others. students use a wide range of materials, from 3-d printers to simple building blocks to solve problems. the teachers observe the work... but do not direct the students. school districts in kansas and missouri have already adopted the program. its no secret our educators pay for supplies out of their own pockets. so now, teachers across the country are turning to online crowdfunding to get the classroom supplies they desperately need. right now, education donations are surging on fundraising sites "gofundme" and "donors choose." the re

boudreau in los angeles. >> our thanks to abbie for that report. watch "the bachelor" right here on abc. thank you for watching abc news tonight. join us for gma first thing in the morning. we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and good night. ?? >>> think you know everything about the chris brown arrest? >> hold on. stop the press. >> think again. only e.t. has both sides of the story. >> it becomes a war zone. the star inside chris's house. and new details from the beauty queen accuser. >> is this woman telling the truth? >> then the new bachelor re-vealed and it's a shock. >> only 800 shows. >> and behind the scenes of melissa mccarthy's musical moment. star struck over strie sand. >> and "dancing with the stars" the early years. the lost audition >> you don't want to look at it? fine. i'm the man. ?? >> now for august 31, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >> we have the information you won't find anywhere else about chris brown's arrest. he is accused of pulling a gun on a former b

i am abby huntsman. >> i am heather childers. the most watched debate in history with 84 million people tuning in. >> both candidates declaring themselves the winner taking victory in key battle ground states. ed henry joins us with the latest. we expected that. >> ladies, it is interesting because we have gone right on to the debate over the debate. it's not over. both sides are claiming victory as you know donald trump ceasing on the fact that his campaign says they have raised something like $18 million in 24-hours off what they believe was a strong debate performance. he's also siting these online polls that suggest he's the winner. they are not scientific polls and the clinton camp is laugh that long off as a barometer to who can claim victory. analysts suggest the first half hour or so was dominated by trump with his change message but clinton stayed herself and really put herself on the defense. >> last night was very exciting, and almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton big leagu

i am abby huntsman.> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your week with us. in jerusalem, a live look at the funeral for former israeli president shimon peres which is coming to a close. thousands paying their respects. >> president obama speaking moments ago. we will bring you that coming up in a live report from jerusalem in just a few minutes. >> a desperate search in the horrific hoe boek ken plane crash. >> swarming the scene to try to figure out how there was a crash at the height of rush hour. >> the impact killing one person and injuring more than 100 others. let's get to david lee miller live at the scene with new information that is breaking overnight. hoeb wokhoe boek ken across the river from new york city. >> the train station behind me completely shut down. it is going to remain that way indefinitely as this massive investigation continues. a train originating about 30 miles away in spring valley, new york barrelled into the station at a very high rate of speed. should have slowed

the i hosted after abby's death. abby's mother, dorothy, says she wanted to make something good out of the worst situation any parent can endure. "07:50:56;11 i am a very, i've always been a people person. grief has changed that a little bit, but i decided i could either stay stuck and just die, i really thought i would die after she passed away but this is a way that than $10,000 dollars. more protesters face charges for trying to stop the construction of the bakken oil pipeline -- this time in southeast iowa. more than 150 protesters were in the town of sandusky iowa yesterday. that's in far southeast iowa -- along the mississippi river and north of keokuk. law enforcement arrested 40 people during a demonstratio n there yesterday. protesters say they successfully shut down construction for the day. protests have been near boone -- in central iowa. yesterday's arrests come after police arrested people at a pipeline protest in boone county just a few weeks ago. authorities arrested 30 people. most of them have appea

abby? jose sanchez is still trying to figure out what happened last night his daughter is on life support with two broken legs and severe brain damage after her 19 year old boyfriend raul espinosa -crashed their car on the way to a cousin's house. police say he was drunk at the time. we talked to jessica's dad about the situation. hes' at a loss for words. jose sanchez: " : i didnt know what to say or what to think all i was praying for my daughter.i can tell you i was upset and angry. just waiting for something to happen. " espinoza was seen weaving in and out of traffic at a high speed when he hit a car near charleston and eastern, took off, then hit another car near maryland parkway. espinoza eventually stopped after slamming into a traffic pole. he walked away with out any serious injuries. and tonight he's at detention center for d-u-i. he's due in court next wednesday. jessica's family says she has a long road to recovery. if you'd like to donate to their gofund me page and help with

that is a long time. >> the video was scare ary looking, to abby's point.hat you look like when you're fainting. when all you've been told in the morning is she overheated, left and feeling much better now and see that video, i think it was jarring for people. >> we make a lot about the transparency issue in relation to this. obviously donald trump also has real questions about transparency, tax returns but just, you know, the same protective pool. all that sort of stuff. i mean, you think back to the convention, you know, we heard multiple things coming out of the campaign for, stifometimes would go on for days, con flickiflic flikting things coming out. >> he doesn't have a protected pool. clinton's campaign is much more open on this in terms of the press. they basically have a full protected pool. not totally. the trump campaign does not. they are trying to work on expanding some of these things, but they are not there. this is a campaign that had until recently banned news outlets. >> right. the "washington post." >> including the "washington post." thi

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