annette: john adams did. ron: george washington and alexander hamilton were so extraordinarily bright and they never seemed to turn that searchlight of their intelligence on themselves. when they reveal themselves inadvertently, i could give one small example with george washington. everyone noticed he had this poker face. it was very difficult to read his emotions. i found myself wondering was this accidental or deliberate. during the second term, as he was approaching the end, the british ambassador said, i can see the happiness on your face. washington said my face never reveals my emotions. he directed someone for suggesting that it could reveal his emotions. we are so different because we all pride ourselves now i'm showing emotion. in the 18th century, we would consider silence if you had a troubled childhood. we see that as a lack of mental health. in the 18th century that was a strength. you are not constantly stewing about what your mother did to you when you were five. it was a very different world.

annette: may i ask a question? in a sense different -- i wrote a biography of johnson as i said as a one off but i am not interested in writing about anyone else other than jefferson or monticello related things. what is it like writing about wildly different people in different eras? i am fairly sure i will never write a biography about anyone else that is not related to jefferson or hemmings. you guys play around. [laughter] you are promiscuous biographers. jon: i protest. it is fun. monogamy is great. [laughter] is this taped? [laughter] me, it is what is fascinating. what draws me to subjects is their complexity. i am not trying to write books statues --ill build it is so they will bring them down. think that to me, the perennial human drama is -- the people i write about our flawed powerbeings that sought over the lives of others. what drove them to seek that power and how did they wield it and to what affect? ron: it is an excellent question. the most difficult aspect of jumping around -- it is fun to jump ar

annette: i think it is necessary. there was a biographer, fawn brodie, who got into trouble for writing a biography about thomas jefferson and calling it a psychohistory. all biographers do that. the book most blessed of the patriarchs is out now. it's out in the hallway. what my co-author and i tried to do is to be responsible in reading jefferson's words and looking at his actions and making inferences about hat. you can look at the patterns you discern help you see what the person was attempting to do in the world. i don't think it's possible to present a picture of a subject without trying to get into their mind. that is what all biographers do. whether they are doing psychology or not they are psycho analyzing person. jon: ralph waldo emerson said there is no history only biography. if you don't practice psychiatry without a license, you should find another line of ork. ron: there has to be psychological understanding. hat is very important in general is not to introduce anachronism. we love about biography is th

((annette magnus/ex. dir., battle born progress: "but also the state makes money on this alan, and we've talked about this before, just like colorado and washington, the state will make a lot of money if this is taxed and regulated the way it should how the vote will go? recent independent polls show the initiative passing by a margin of 8-9 percentage points. of course... the election is still three months away. patrick walker... 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) >> the d-e-a will increase the amount of marijuana available for research, as well as open testing up at more institutions. currently only the university of mississippi is allowed to supply marijuana for research./// ((christianne klein)) >>> we showed you the flooding in zion national park lastht major rock fall forced the mount carmel highway to close. it happened near the pine creek bridge in the park and the blockage affected both sides of the road. a hazard geologist has been called in to remove the rock and assess the road before it reopens

((annette dawson-owens/parent: "our group wants to break free and not be dead last in education. i feel like our kids are important and we don't need to wait any longer. ' )) ((mauricio marin)) annette dawson owens wants

((annette dawson-owens/parent: "our group wants to break free and not be dead last in education. i feel like our kids are important and we don't need to wait any longer. ' )) ((mauricio marin)) annette dawson owens wants c-c-s-d to break free already. she has six kids who attend public school in southern nevada. ((annette dawson-owens/parent: "how we think this helps students is the money directly flows to the school then the school can figure out what they're actual needs are.")) ((mauricio marin)) tonight---nearly every truste concerns about the latest plan to re-organize c-c-s-d. ((deanna wright/trustee: "i still don't think that we are adequately addressing student achievement." )) ((mauricio marin)) among other issues...is there enough money to move through with the plans. and how will implementation effect day to day classroom experience for students. ((senator michael roberson: "if there are legitimate issues about implentation yes we can still address that in the language absolutely.")) ((mauricio marin)) state senator michael roberson tonight's meeting to help address co

>> annette. >> why start with me? >> this means, annette, you're going to have to leave monticello. >> that's a tough one. i don't know about carving people on mount rushmore. >> good point. >> i put f.d.r. and eleanor. >> two-fer. >> creative modern america. >> i think that that would -- if i had to pick people, yeah, that makes sense. >> i think jackson would be more -- >> can't do that. >> what about you, ron? >> i'm tempted to say grant. i know, you know, prepebbublican of the book that's going to seem like a stretch to most of the people in the audience, but i will say this. you know, americans are probably the single most written about and read about period of american history is the civil war, but americans are shockingly ignorant of reconstruction and what happened in reconstruction, and you can't understand the civil war without understanding reconstruction, and you can't understand modern american politics without understanding what happened, you know, with reconstruction, and grant was the figure really --

annette: it's difficult to do because we are under siege. when you start thinking about joke orike it's a freedom within slavery, you know that has real political consequences for african-americans. people will seize upon that an use that as an excuse for constructing a particular way. it's absolutely clear there were people who made jokes, that people experienced something called happiness that we could recognize among themselves. it's difficult to do it from a society that is still hostile to african-american humanity. if we were in a different space, if we were among ourselves or people who believed in black humanity, we can have those kinds of conversations without fear. it's difficult to have that without fear knowing how it would be used. walter: i think that's what i was trying to say. happiness in slavery, it immediately slips into this idea of the happy slave and that's why we haven't talked about that. i should reference adam green, these are his ideas. if the headline it comes out, put adam's name on that. thavolia: i learned some

.-------- annette ahrens is a busy mom with another baby on the way. but while her kids love these hot summer days,she worries about mosquitos. (sot) "it's a little nerve wracking!" with zika virus making headlines daily, annette won't go outdoors without preparing. (sot) "i typically up as a routine every morning when i get up...i spray myself with mosquito repellent." but she wants to know best way to fight these now frightening bugs. (matarese field standup) the good news: your local hardware store these days should have dozens of products to help you fight mosquitos." (sot) "every day people are asking us what they can do to keep mosquitoes away." kevin johnson, of ace hardware, says backyard sprays from cutter and off -- that hook up to your hose -- are the hottestt sellers. (sot) "you spray it before you start the evening, a few hours before hand, it will kill the mosquitos that are around and also repel them for up to 12 weeks." he candles. finally, he says spray your arms and legs with repellent. in its 2016 tests, consumer reports gives its to

>> annette? >> why do you start with me? >> this means, annette, you're going to have to leave monticello. >> that's a tough one. i don't know about carving people on mount rushmore. >> good point. >> i put fdr and eleanor. >> a two-for. >> created modern america. >> if i had to pick people, yeah, that makes sense. if one must have. >> jackson people are popular. >> how about you? >> i'm tempted to say grant. i know prepublication of the book that's going to seem like a very big stretch to most of the people in the audience, but i must say this, you know, americans are probably the single most written about and read about period of american history is the civil war, but americans are shockingly ignorant of reconstruction and what happened in reconstruction. and you can't understand the civil war without understanding reconstruction. you can't understand modern american politics without understanding what happened, you know, with reconstruction, and grant was the figure. really, he was the figure after lincoln died who really

. >> i'm annette, i'm from studio city, california. i'm a mother of three, i weight 155-1/2 pounds. this is the heaviest i've ever been. i'm a size 10. ...and this is me now! i lost 25 pounds and went from that size 10 to this size 2 in just 12 weeks. how did i do it? i became a food lover. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 36 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i've lost 50 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 60 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 82 pounds in eight months.

i called annette, she didn't tell me. that was kind of upsetting. [ laughter ] >> i have two tests. one is do i feel that there is a place in the scholarly and popular conversation for an argument about that person. in fact, this is wonderful that we're here with ron, because one of the reasons i wrote about jefferson was that wrron had ki of surrounded jefferson both from hamilton and from washington's perspective. our friend david mccullough had done john adams, and i think jefferson was sort of -- had been more of a foil and more of a supporting character this the broader his torigraphy in the last decade or so, so i felt it was important to talk about jefferson on his own terms. then i try to make as much use of archives as you can so you can justify a new look. >> what about you, annette? where do you start? >> every generation of historians asks different questions about the subject, and jefferson i think is the most interesting man in the world. i mean there are so many aspects of his life, and we've learned so much more about him. slavery at monticello. his political life an

fifth grade math teacher annette dawson owens making last-minute adjustments to welcome a new batch of students at pinecrest academy. >> i put out different things on the to spearment and play with and enjoy. >> reporter: they are one of many prepping for the new school year. they will welcome more than 900 students. >> we are lucky to get the chrome books on every desk. >> reporter: a school full of new challenges and opportunities. >> it is fulfilling to work with children and see them succeed and grow. >> reporter: as hundreds of thousands of students get ready to file into the classroom even more motorists >> you look both ways, right? you make sure there is nobody coming. >> reporter: local law enforcement agencies are trapping to patrol school zones. >> you are not going to get a break, folks. if you are going over the speed limit you will get a ticket and it will be a hefty fine. >> reporter: annette is looking forward to a fresh start in the classroom. >> every year is different. every group of students is different. oftentimes you teach different things and you may have a diff

: annette osborne told me she's not worried about what other people think. >> you are more comfortable answering the door naked? and you sit outside naked a lot? >> yes. yes, i do. >> reporter: even if it's making her maybes -- neighbors and the families who live next door uncomfortable. porch on tv. you think it bothers me is this. >> arrested days ago, for sitting on her porch naked. >> you sit on the porch naked all the time? >> yes. >> reporter: she told me she'll continue to do what she wants, wearing what she wants. which is nothing at all. and denying that what she calls self expression is negatively affecting families raising children around her. >> you sit out here when there are >> we were told there were kids and families and that it was really offensive. >> no. >> reporter: annette osborn is scheduled to appear in court later this month. but she told me, this won't change how she lives her life. she'll continue to sit outside in the nude. we talked to elyria police and they said they monitor this neighborhood closely. and the second they get a call, they respond. carol moli

((annette magnus/ex. dir., battle born progress: "but also the state makes money on this alan, and we've talked about this before, just like colorado and washington, the state will make a lot of money if this is taxed and regulated the way so is there any indication of how the vote will go? recent independent polls show the initiative passing by a margin of 8-9 percentage points. of course... the election is still three months away. patrick walker... 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> now to the weather... and will the valley see some rain tonight? ((christianne klein)) >> katie boer is here with the answer.. ((katie)) another nice but cooler day across the valley...we did briefly climb to 102 -- but that was very brief with most of our afternoon spent in the upper lots of blue sky but we do have a few clouds this afternoon -- we did see a few briefly intense cells south of boulder city and searchlight -- instability stemming off some of the sporadic storms we've seen in nearby mohave county. but those

always been bad in annett's backyard. that's why she built this screened in porch, but just beyond your backyard fence is this -- an abandoned pool. you could call it a zombie pool. after the bank began foreclosure abandoned. >> i don't want to have a risk for zika. >> reporter: we first reported on abandoned pools in june when we discovered this pool festering with stagnant water. after our report, the parks department cleaned it up. there's been a 117% increase over the same period last year >> we really need city department of health to come up with a better policy than they already have. >> reporter: in light of our i-team findings, a city council member is calling for a hearing on how the city health department can do more to clean up abandoned pools. state law is unclear on whether health inspectors are allowed to do anything more than toss would you be in favor of draining some of these pools? >> yeah. we have seen other municipalities taking measures to drain pools. the city is giving you a licensed permit to buil

annette scott with safe house supports the measure: (( annette scott/safe house: "we're not saying people shouldn't have guns, i'm a registered gun owner. we just don't want people that shouldn't have guns to have them." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> opponents of question one say st correlations between background checks and reducing violence. both sides of the question one campaign are well funded... which means we'll be hearing much more about gun background checks in the lead-up to the election./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the n-r-a has launched a three-million dollar t-v ad buy in nevada... aimed at hillary clinton. the ad, titled "defenseless" calls clinton "hypocrite hillary"... claiming she'd leave americans defenseless with strict gun control measures. the n-r-a says a clinton justices who would overturn the second amendment. the ad is also being aired in key battleground states including pennsylvania, ohio, and north carolina./// ((christianne klein)) >>> donald trump is feuding with the media again... tonight, he's taking aim at c-n-n over a report that the secret service spoke wit

to prove a point, but neighbors and police are not impressed with her naked tactics. 48 year old annette osborn is charged with a misdemeanor count of public indecency. she's got her clothes on there butgo elyria police arrested here arrr sunday evening, when neighborsnn complained she was completelyg, nude while sitting on her front porch.she was completel according to police, annette says she was protesting drug activity in her neighborhood. nobody's getting hurt, i'm not getting hurt, nobody around here is getting hurt.t, nobody we're all just- it was a peaceful thing. all jus but you think calling the police wouldn't work? no, no. well that's not how you protest against that, that's not theat't right way to go about things. signs maybe, no drug activity, but naked in front of their kids, that's not cool. signs would be good. that's a neighbor who did noteit want to be identified. suggesting signs and not the nakedness.gestint the osborn pleaded not guilty to the indecency charge and is out of jail on a 250 dollar personal bond. indecfn pld not okay. much more still to come on fox 8 n

annette scott with safe house supports the measure: (( annette scott/safe house: "we're not saying people shouldn't have guns, i'm a registered gun owner. we just don't want people that >> opponents of question one say statistics show no correlations between background checks and reducing violence. both sides of the question one campaign are well funded... which means we'll be hearing much more about gun background checks in the lead-up to the election./// ((paul joncich)) >>> the republican national committee chairman is apparently concerned about the direction of donald trump's campaign. sources tell c-n-n reince priebus spoke to donald trump about the direcon down-ballot races. a trump advisor shot down the notion that priebus threatened trump, as time magazine reported. priebus reportedly pointed out that if g-o-p senators don't win re-election... --- the outcome will be worse for trump because his administration would have to deal with a democratic senate./// ((paul joncich)) >> hillary clinton will take part in a time-honored tradition among presidential candidates. the democratic c

annette scott with safe house shouldn't have guns, i'm a registered gun owner. we just don't want people that shouldn't have guns to have them." )) ((brian loftus)) >> opponents of question one say statistics show no correlations between background checks and reducing violence. both sides of the question one campaign are well funded... which means we'll be hearing much more about gun background checks in the lead-up to the election./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the n-r-a has launched a three-million dollar t-v ad buy in nevada... aimed at hillary clinton. the ad, titled "defenseless" hillary"... claiming she'd leave americans defenseless with strict gun control measures. the n-r-a says a clinton presidency would stack the supreme court with anti-gun justices who would overturn the second amendment. the ad is also being aired in key battleground states including pennsylvania, ohio, and north carolina./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the state treasurer is looking to reign in payday loan companies... by proposing new regulations. right now... there's no cap on the interest ra

williamsburg has been open for a decade and, for the last five years, owned by carla brinkman and annette boland. carla said that she dreamed of owning a "fabric shop" and, a few d one question that we did ask was whether sewing has become a lost art -- especially for these specialists with fabric and creating. 1:04 we talk about that a lot in the shop because there is a generation of mothers who don't sew so their children have to pick it up on their own. you used to be able to produce your clothes cheaper than you could buy them. " ahead at 6:20, we'll take the full tour of the woolen needle in williamsburg -- where annette and carla leverage their location thriving. iowa's largest cooperative energy provider is unveiling its future today. a year-long solar project is finally finished for central iowa power in urbana. the 70s. actual air all locations. plan on a chance of scattered storms, primarily after 10am. unfortunately, these will be so poorly organized, it's tough to time out favored areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained un

annette aarons is a busy mom, another baby on the way. while the kids love the hot summer days in her loveland backyard she worries about mosquiit's a little nervewracki >> reporter: with zika makes headlines daily annette won't go outdoors without preparing >> i will typically lather up as a routine every morning. >> reporter: she wants to the best way to fight the now frightening bugs. the good news, your local hardware store these days should have dozens of products to help you fight the mosquitos. >> everyday people ask. >> reporter: kevin johnson says backyard sprays that look hook to your hose are hottest now. >> a few hours beforehand, it will kill the mosquitos. >> he suggests that with a fogger and citronella candles. with repellent. in the new 2016 tests the top is off, deep woods, sawyer, keradin and benz 30% deet. standing water in your yard where mosquitos can lay eggs? kevin showed me pellets that kill the larva that grow there. >> if you have rain gutters or plant water accumulates in, you can put it in there and it will pr

she's announcing annette thicks plan -- an ethics plan. >> so you're not make those deals while you're still a sitting member of congress. >> reporter: pros outlined her plan for cbs north carolina. richard burr saying he voted against the stock act of 2012 which was designed to combat insider trading. >> he put his own interest ahead of the people. >> reporter: insider trading was already illegal and a redundant law. they're critical of the 2011 bill that burr cosponsored that re vehicles while he had stock in some natural gas companies. burr said that never became law and could not change the value of any stock. >> on education, on veterans issues. he's chairman of the senate intelligence committee. that's something that north carolina voter really care about. >> reporter: the burr campaign also voiced their own concern with ross' record looks at ross' time in the statehouse of >> the creation of the sex offender registry in north carolina she doesn't have an answer for that. >> it sounds like politics as usual. i voted for it. i voted to strengthen it 18 times while i was in the gen

. >> with the zika virus annette won't go outdoors without preparing. >> i will lather best way to fight the bugs. >> the local hardware store should have thousands of products to fight the mosquitoes. >> every day asking what they can do. >> kevin johnson says cutter and off that hook up to the hose are the hottest hours. >> a few hours beforehand they will kill the mosquitoes. legs with repellant the top ratings go to off with deet. finally if you have any standing water in your yard where mosquitoes can lay eggs you can kill >> consider hiring mosquito joe or squad. they will do a thorough spray for one hundred dollars and you can call local pest control companies and they have added packages to the bugs and termite programs. >>> all right. now, to rio olympic organizers say crews have started to clean green. someone mistakingly added carbon monoxide. they are cleaning it from a nearby practice pool. >>> team usa continues to dominate the olympics. including michael phelps. jim has the report from rio. >> the end of an era. michael phelps caps the career with helping the 4 by 1 medly

executive director annette magnus on the left debate what he meant >> week for trump is his second amendment comment essentially saying the second amendment people can take care of doubleday could do something if hillary clinton was elected. how do you take that comment? >> i was pretty horrified. i don't care who you are. i don't care what party you are supporting, those comments have no day place in this day and that. one of the secret service tweets came out that the now looking into it because those are the things that incite violence. those of the things that cause violence in our society and this hateful rhetoric that trump has been. >>steve: is unacceptable. we need to call that out. again, i don't care if you're a democrat or republican. if that were democrat doing that republican i would feel the exact same way. we have no place in our frankly it encourages people to do stupid things. >> the sarah palin treatment is the focus to just on donald trump. as a springboardblown out of proportion? >> there been threats made to the trump campaign as the result. >> that's not good too. >> we

. >> annette day owens making last minute adjustments. >> i've put out different things on the students' desks for them to experiment and play with and enjoy when they come to school. >> just one of many prepping for the new school year. >> we're lucky to git these duet thes chromebooks on the desks. >> even more motorists and pedestrians are staying to the roads. prepping to droll school zones for traffic law breakers. >> you are not going to break folks, if you go over the speed limit in a school zone it's going to be ahefty fine. >> every group of students is different. oftentimes you teach dimp things, you have a different elective, that's the beautiful thing about teaching. >> and there were many families around nevada who were hoping to use that controversial school voucher program which would allow parents to decide where state money would go for their child whether it was a public, private or a charter school. supreme court still deliberating on exactly what will happen with that program. reporting live i'm nathan o'neil news3. >> we'll continue to monitor that situation nathan

. >>> it has sam, annette, and you use your feet. gets another popular brazilian sport, next on the "olympic zone." >> hi and welcome to the "olympic zone." i'm drew soicher. just a day after emma coburn meddled in the steeplechase and made olympic history, fellow see you but jenny simpson became the first american to earn a spot on the women's 1500 meter podium. and jenny simpson is here. >> really been focused on that last lap. >> three and three-quarter laps of the track here for the 1500 meters. the metric mile. >> a very, very slow first lap. >> it went so slow. and i just thought, that's okay, that's okay. you don't have to make anything happen tonight. >> simpson at 29 has great experience this olympic games, her third by her sister, emily who is in the u.s. army, who basically all -- told her to run with the mantra of, be brave. >> the 1500 meters is unbelievably hard. >> so dibaba with the lead. keep the egg and in second, now simpson comes and forth. -- kimpyegon. >> simpson could sprint. >> my coaches told me just be a

((annette magnus/executive director, battle born progress: "i think it's a huge disruption, and i think the court should have decided this already so that we the decision is.")) ((patrick walker)) and if the program is struck down... those who have already pulled their kids from public schools could be on the hook for the bill if their child has been accepted into private schools. for parents... it's a gamble that may or may not pay off. ((alan stock/supports school choice program: "it's a crapshoot in many ways, they're waiting to see how it does come down.")) ((patrick walker)) patrick walker... 8 news now. >>> ((denise valdez)) >> the court will also rule on an appeal by the a-c-l-u. a clark county district judge previously dismissed a lawsuit that the program allows for state funds to go directoy to religious schools -- which woud constitution./// ((weather toss)) <<< tedd florendo looking outside showing some hazy skies still at this hour due to smoke from wildfires burning in california. air quality advisory winds still remain gusty at times from the southwest and do expect some g

i am annette.o bee: one thing friends, turkey's president mates russian president, saying he wants to rethink ties. another blow to donald trump's presidential campaign, with 50 republican national security ,xperts opposing his candidacy while criticizing his foreign policy. anro

annette's son was a 16-year-old honor student killed on his school bus.s son was in his second year of college and working two jobs when he was shot dead leaving a party. >> the pain that you get from losing a loved one never goes away. it's going to always be there forever. it's just heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking and sad to see this continues to happen each and every day. >> reporter: trump says he can fix it and knows a guy inside chicago p.d. with a plan. though chicago police have denied this. when you hear someone like donald trump say he talked to a top cop in the chicago police who knows how to fix it in a week, he didn't exactly share what that plan was or even if he knows the plan but do you buy that? >> no. he's wrong. >> no. >> if he knew how to fix it, why is he talking about it? do it. >> reporter: do you think donald trump has a point at all given that the democrats in leadership here have not been able to fix it? >> he don't have a point. he don't have a clue. it's hard enough to lose your child but for somebody to take it lightly and m

. >> the reporter: annette goodman still struggles when she speaks of her sister donna. it's been just a month since donna died in a tennessee lake on a boating trip with trouble in the water. >> jumped in immediately to go save him. >> the reporter: annette says after zachary was safe in the boat, everyone noticed donna was still in the water. >> she didn't look right and she asked if she was ok and she just shook her head no and dropped her head. >> the reporter: that's when a neighbor, 74-year-old randy, jumped into help. he too was a strong swimmer. >> this jam was swim -- gentleman was swimming and literally stopped and he was districted they died of electric shock drowning or esd, which happens when an electrical current leaks into the water. cs and kill. according to the electric shock drowning prevention association, 43 people higher. that some esd victims are simply listed as drowning victims. >> really want to be at if you are swimming. >> the reporter: bill young runs marina services on a north carolina lake. he said any water with an electric source nearby is

. >> and we interview annette clapsaddle, executive director of the cherokee preservation foundation. we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this "native report." >> production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation.

. >> annette bock and her family first got on their bikes in 1999 for her mother, who lost her battle with cancer just weeks before she was supposed to ride in this event. >> we do this this bicycle ride because we saw how she suffered through the chemo treatments. we thought if she can do that, we can ride bicycles for her. >> more than 800 people got on healing, a ride that brings people together who have been down a similar road and say the support makes the journey a little less lonely. >> 2, 1. >> and this balloon release, a moment to remember those who lost their fight against cancer. in menomonee falls, thema ponton, wisn 12 news. sheldon: wisn 12 news is a proud sponsor for 'wheeling for healing.' ch meteorologist lindsey slater was today's emcee. in addition to the bike ride, there were also carnival games for kids and massages for the cyclists. and right now, lindsey is monitoring our weather. lindsey: i got one of those massages, too. rain should be good to go. next week, more chances of thunderstorms and how much rain we could see, coming up. , in florida nearly loses her

thema: annette bock and her family first got on their bikes in 1999 for her mother, who lost her battle with cancer just weeks before she was supposed to ride in this event. >> we do this bike ride because we saw her, how she suffered through the cancer, the chemo, the treatments and everything, so we figured if she could do that, we can do this bike ride for her. thema: well, despite the misty conditions outside, more than 800 people got on their bikes to road and say the support makes the journey a little less lonely. and this balloon release, a moment to remember those who lost their fight against cancer. in menomonee falls, thema ponton, wisn 12 news. adrienne: wisn 12 news is a proud sponsor for ?wheeling for healing.? check that out. meteorologist lindsey slater was today's emcee. lindsay is joining us now. we started -- soggy with showers, but we cleared up your -- cleared up. lindsey: we cleared up a little bit, but what is next? because we started out with some rain this morning, the ground is still saturated, and at the temperature starts to drop, we will get close to the dew

((annette magnus, exec dir. of institute for progressive nevada once you get involved with one of these organizations, show up to the community meetings that we're having, go and find your legislator about ((sharie johnson)) the organization is made up of nine 9 profits including chispa nevada, to reach the minority community. ((rudy zamora, program director, chispa nevada our communities of color, latin, african american communities sometimes don't get the message because we're stuck working 2-3 jobs to make sure we're making ends meet and we're missing out on crucial information that's gonna help our kids not suffer from asthma )) ((sharie johnson)) healthier families, renewable jobs and energy solutions. sharie johnson, 8news now. >> ((dave courvoisier)) and look for this story to see who's involved and how you can help./// ((christianne klein)) >>> we are just a few weeks away from back to school... and we asked the man in charge of clark county schools the questions you want answered. we sat down with super

baring it all to prove a point.that neighbors in place are not impressed with her taxes, 48-year-old annette osborn is charged with misdemeanor count ofof all the indecency she was arrested sunday when neighbors complaine porch,o according to police, sh says that she was protesting drug activity in our neighborhood. >> n nobody is getting hurt, i'm not getting hurt, nobody here i getting hurt, it was just a piece of fine. >> is not the way that you protest, activity naked in front of kids, that's not cool. >> on that is a neighbor who do not want to be identified, she played not guilty to the indecency charge and is out of jail on a $250 personal bond. >> b elyria man accused of breaking into an adult store in stealing hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise, the video shows and climbing downhe from ceilingow on saturday morning grabbing got locked out,e this he came back into the store through the roof stealing american, the suspect took offh the mannequi clothing and put a blonde and burgundy wake on it then he walked out withth the top half the manikin,t employee reported as much as $150

the rescuers waded through knee-deep mud to wrestle the seven-foot dolphin into i annette, drove thehe ocean. >> we assume we'd do better letting him go there than on the ocean side where there are tons more people. >> neighbors said it's the first time in 30 years they remember a dolphin getting stranded in a creek there. the mammal may have been looking for food before getting trapped during low tide. >>> delta will hand out refunds and travel vouchers today. >> this is a result of the delays and cancellations caused by yesterday's computer outage. delta canceled more than 700 flights and dlied more than 2,600 others after a computer failure at atlanta headquarters around this time yesterday morning. customers whose flights were canceled or delayed more than three hours could get a refund and $200 in travel vouchers. >> former illinois governor rod blagojevich will be resentenced in federal court this morning. he's served four years in prison but five of the original corruption charges against him were thrown out on appeal. he's serving a 14-year prison sentence for corruption conv

annette dawson-owens/parent: "we have no place to go but up so we need to start making changes for education here in nevada.")) ((brian loftus)) >> state senator michael roberson says.. parents will have more input about what goes on with their child's education. the state committee in charge of the plan.. matter next week. if all goes as planned, the changes will be implemented for the 2017-2018 school year./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> we're getting a first look of the monkey.. that caused quite the stir at mccarran airport earlier this week. this is security video from john glenn international airport in columbus, ohio... of the monkey and its owner at a t-s-a checkpoint. frontier tells us the man did not alert the airline.. that he would be flying with the a airport ahead of landing at mccarran.. that the monkey was on board. metro responded, but determined criminal charges were not warranted.. since the man provided documentation for the animal. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> several candidates are in las vegas.. making their voices heard on the campaign trail. the event bill clinton and gar

in fact, when news channel 5 went to talk to annette osborne, she opened her door completely naked . even though it is making her neighbors and the families who live door uncomfortable, she is not going to change for anybody . >> i'm standing in the door naked talking to you . do you think it bothers me? >> it is inappropriate are young kids out here. my daughter is always out here. >> osborne will not be in court until september and says until then she will continue to sit outside naked. >>> a man is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from this adult store. he climbed to the roof, crawled through the vents and stole merchandise. surveillance video help to report of in a smash and grab. someone drove a car into the side of union i care in akron -- eye care in akron. april vision was hit as well and someone took -- a pearl vision was hit as well. they took worth -- $150,000 worth of designer frames . >>> a local sexual girl in the fight of her life right now. now she is also starring in attaching video posted by the wayne county -- six-year-old girl in the fight of her life righ

needle -- steps from the square in williamsburg -- where, for the past five years, carla brinkman and annette boland... " ... we all love to do things with our hands, to be crafty." ...have turned an extension of a passion for fabric and creativity into a successful business that covers the " when i was 12, i lived out in the country, south of indianaola and i wanted to have a fabric shop on the corner of my parent's property out there. it's always been a dream of mine. but many many years of raising kids and having my own custom sewing business and then a quilt pattern design business shop, it was all kind of leading to opening up a shop." as the front door swings -- colors... those fabrics -- the hand- dyed wools, penny rug & quilt kits, rug-hooking supplies, yarn and designs... all of the designs...all stick out. " we are known for our kits - a lot of customers come in our door and large kits, the pattern designs and the kits that we create in store for the designs. we had to ask -- is sewing a lost art? <" we talk about that a lot in the shop because there is a generation of mothers who d

in fact, when news channel 5 went to talk to annette osborne, she open naked. she says even though it is making her neighbors, the families who live next door uncomfortable, she is not changing or putting on clothes for anyone. >> i'm standing in the door naked talking to you . do you think it bothers me? snack it is inappropriate. there are young kids out here -- snack it is inappropriate. are young kids out here. >>> a man is in trouble this morning accused of stealing thousands of dollars from the store. he climbed to the roof, climb through the vents and stole choice. officer say the surveillance system help them track him down. >>> there is another report of smash and grab. just after 5 am yesterday someone drove a car through the side of union i clear pearle vision and cuyahoga falls was hit as well. somebody took off with more than $150,000 worth of designer frames. >> they touch me. they do the fingers like this to make sure i can see very well and they do hearing test to make sure i can hear. >>> a little girl that is in subject of a video that one vir

licensed massage therapist annette scott says it is a tool to relieve pain and get a greater range of motion using suction cups. >> you can literally see the blood being drawn. >> she says it is very healing. >> and very quick. >> it's what you will see it it is a nudge and in immediate reaction. >> i know you're thinking, does not hurt? >> it's not painful, it's more what i would say is sensational. you feel pressure. the sound is a bit jarring. still, he says it is starting to catch on in her wellness center for anyone. >> we were asking for it and more. >> that she has been doing it for athletes for years. and said she wasn't surprised to see him sporting purple spots. >> this is a guy that once the flow like he is a piece of the water. i would imagine he is swimming prior to that and feeling a strength of restriction. that helps to reduce that. >> by the way, he is going for butterfly. >> interesting stuff. a local disabled couple facing eviction is getting much-needed help from our viewers. here's an update to a story we brought you. they live in a mobile home and they are on a f

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. -- as annette smith -- azenith smith is live.>> reporter: in the student union, it's hard to miss statues of tommy smyth and john carlos, known for their black love salute at the summer games in mexico city. >> they mean so much to the university and the statue, that sculpture is one him of the most iconic in sports history.>> they call it the spartan spirit.>> reporter: the pair returned to campus as the school announced it is reinstating track and field. it was cut in 1988 due to the recession.>> to come back, your humbled to be back, to realize that san jose state felt they did a tragic thing for the legacy of the school.>> reporter: 48 years ago, smith won the 200 m, setting a world's record. the two were kicked out of the olympic games for raising their fists and bowing their heads, protesting civil and human rights. tommy smyth says he stood for his beliefs. >> a quality is not a way to go but is the only way to go. we fought for that.>> reporter: a move that was meant for -- met with back glad --é. >> it doesn't matter, everyone is going through trials and tribulations.>> reporter: