. >> the confiscated artwork of america's most infamous inmate. your business needs better technology to drive better performance. so you need it to be reliable and fast. really fast. introducing the comcast business summer savings event. fast internet speed to drive performance, plus cutting edge wifi for your employees and customers, and voice mobility so your calls find you wherever you are. get some of our most advanced products at a great price with over $500 in savings. call today and ask how to get these savings plus a $250 prepaid card. comcast business. built for business. >>> while some inmates might spend their time behind bars creating mayhem, we've met plenty of others who choose a very different path. they use their time in prison to do something constructive. for many, that means turning to art. paul majors had been in and out of prison for most of the last 23 years when we met him at the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. >> well, it's therapeutic for me, because it gives me a chance to escape, and to release a l

, the veterans that should be benefiting from the display of artwork. nobody tells a better story than the veteran. and certainly that they will need a new policy to stop the extravagant expenditure tens of millions of dollars on pricey artwork. >> and what is the solution? >> reporter: so if people come to open the books, so that they could follow us on social media as we have start -- we started a hashtag. veterans need to show the va what they are missing, upload the art through the hashtag and let's show secretary robert mcdonald, secretary of the va and what they are actually missing. >> all right. ceo and founder of openthebooks.com. thank you. >>> well it is tech tuesday. today we are talking about protecting your computer. >> that's right, ryan eldridge is here with nerds on call. coming up, he'll break down the things you need to do today to protect yourself from viruses, hackers, thieves. really important information, folks. >>> our pleasant weather continues this afternoon and into your wednesday. i'll have a look at what to expect coming up.

not find this very flattering and has a huge fight with fitzgerald in which she burns all of the artwork she had produced and the couple very much, tail between legs, had to leave hollywood, very, very soon after they arrived and move to a country house where hope any they would be better in terms of damage control. as we continue, we find out that zelda soon dedicates herself to ballet. under the tattoo tallage -- tutelage of a woman whoa was acting as an instructor at the russo i parissan ballet school. the relationship between madam and her apprentice student, zelda, would be the equivalent of a modern celebrity, such as miley cyrus, retiring from her career and taking up the life of a professional athlete. today modern scholars see this as the first major showing of zelda's bipolar nature. for the next two years, zelda practiced ballet as if she was meant to be a prima ballerina. however she was 28 years old when he began, and it ends two years later with a mental breakdown in paris in which she tries to take her open life. for the information 14 months she is at a clinic in switzerl

we had a chance, christine, to walk behind the swimming venue where the artwork was fluttering in the wind. they have removed entire panels of structure. five if they can repair or rehang it. >> it is artwork by a brazilian artist commissioned to do the outside of the structure and they were going to sell some of the stuff off at the end of the olympics but now parts of it are missing and even if they want to hang it up i don't know. >> despite that, this is the place to be. michael phelps warming up with kathy ladecky. we think will be gold medals do you know what they will do with the events that were canceled. how do they fit that into the schedule. >> reporter: weather ahead of times they know it can be a factor so they have time slots to change things in. it will change for athletes that are rigorous in nutrition but th d weather is always a variable at the winter or summer olympics. >>> russia will not be able to compete in next month's pair olympics in rio. the committee banned all russian olympians. there was state sponsored doping across the system. several committees call fo

all are meant to challenge teens to identify and address issues-- through large-scale artwork. reporting in the newsroom -- after a partly cloudy day, cloud cover will increase overnight, helping to keep us on the warmer side. lows will stay mainly in the 70s. a chance of scattered storms will work its way through in the overnight hours, continuing through early tomorrow morning. highs this is all ahead of an approaching cold front. the greatest chance of storms will arrive with the front on saturday. once the cold front passes, we'll be much cooler, with highs back in the 70s and dewpoints in the 50s for the weekend. tonight: increasing dewpoint: 70 wind: sw 3-7 mph friday: partly sunny. warm & humid, feels like 95. high: 89 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-10 mph saturday: cloudy skies. rain and storms likely. am low: 70 high: 76 dewpoint: 66 wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. cooler. am low: monday: mostly sunny. am low: 55 high: 77 dewpoint: 56 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 63 high: 84 dewpoint: 61 wind: sw 5-10 mph wednesday: partly sunny. chance t- storms.

and not all artwork is beautiful." a town in upstate new york has known as "scary lucy." lucille ball -- star of the hit show "i love lucy" -- was born near celoron , new york. the original statue of her was put up seven years ago -- but it took so much flak online that a group of people raised money to swap it for a new one. the sculptor who created the new lucy says the statue showcases her energy and confidence. [ tires screech ] flo: [ ghost voice ] oooo! [ laughs ] jaaaaamie, the name your price tool can show you coverage options to fit your budget. tell me something i don't know -- oh-- ohhh! ahh! this is probably more of a breakroom activity. ya think? ? when the oil billionaire koch brothers how the koch brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. edf action is responsible for the

his friends came to the spot where he was hit and sold artwork they made. all the money will go to a project to honor cole's leeacy. >> our family has just been honestly blown away by all, not just the love the incredible creative talent, like today these guys are selling artwork that making tirelessly. >> cole's mom says supporters have already raised $40,000. >>> if you have not seen this video, you have to take a look. this is a woman driving on i-25 who recorded this driver. she has her leg up. not only is she doing that while driving down the interstate, but texting on her cell phone. denver7's man manned is live with what troopers had to say about this. obvious that driver is breaking the law, but filming it isn't the solution. you risk putting yourself in danger as well. numbers show driving while texting is six times more likely to cause an accident than drunk driving. drivers going 55 miles per hour can travel the entirr length of a football fielin just five seconds. the list of possible dangers coming from distracted driving is endless. catching t

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but tonight this artwork may be just hours away from being removed. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live in the castro, where people have been flocking all day and night to get a glimpse of trump in the buff. katie? >> reporter: ama, time is running out for people who want to take a picture of the naked donald trump statue. this might be their last chance. the department of public works is going to take it down. but i spoke with supervisor scott wiener tonight, and he says he is working to save the statue, and the owner of lefty o'doul's says he'll give it a new home. >> donald trump in the castro showing off his shortcomings. >> reporter: this man brought a magnifying glass. pets were also popular, as long as trump was the butt of the joke. >> healthy ridicule, after all we've had to listen to from the donald. now we can see hi here completely exposed for what he really is. >> reporter: the statue turned up at castro and market, one of five commissioned by activist group indecline. the others in los angeles, cleveland and seattle. new york too,

but tonight this artwork may be just hours away from being removed. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live in the castro, where people have been flocking all day and night to get a glimpse of trump in the buff. katie? >> reporter: ama, time is running out for people who want to take a picture of the naked donald trump statue. this might be their last chance. the department of public works is going to take it ddown. but i spoke with supervisor scott wiener tonight, and he says he is working to save the statue, and the owner of lefty o'doul's says he'll give it a new home. >> donald trump in the castro showing off his shortcomings. >> reporter: this man brought a magnifying glass. pets were also popular, as long as trump was the butt of the joke. >> healthy ridicule, after all we've had to listen to from the donald. now we can see him here completely exposed for what he really is. >> reporter: the statue turned up at castro and market, one of five commissioned by activist group indecline. the others in los angeles, cleveland and seattle. new york to

but at another california prison, one inmate's artwork is either immediately confiscated and destroyed or kept in a secured location. the inmate is charles manson. >> we have some manson memorabilia that charles manson has created since he's been incarcerated here at corcoran. >> during one of our shoots at california state prison corcoran, our crew barely got a glimpse of manson before he covered up his window. a recent mug shot shows how much he has aged since first coming to prison in 1971. but his artwork provides a unique insight into his life behind bars. >> here a scorpion that he's made. basically just taking thread from various types of items, socks and t-shirts and towels, and he creates it and uses -- looks like a marker to color it. this is probably one of the items that he makes the most of would be scorpions and spiders. this is, i would, assume something like a harp, and he's made it out of toilet paper and newspaper. this looks like some dental floss, a small stick, and probably for the coloring he used kool-aid to get the coloring for it. >> why do you guys have it? >>

pumpkin will demonstrate original artwork our penguins do and you have the opportunity to buy it as well so let's paint can we paint. >> absolutely. >> let's paint. >> pumpkin here will use orange and this is penguin safe, correct. >> absolutely, everything is penguin safe absolutely. >> help we got pumpkin out here she almost right away wanted to walk on the paint because she knows, she loves life. >> she knows what she is supposed to do so she's raring to go. >> pumpkin what will you make for to us day. >> i will make an original artwork. >> good girl. >> sometimes they do miss they have their vision and we are trying to figure it out. >> i do too. >> go ahead girl. >> she's so good at it. >> right here. she's gun shy now. >> yes. >> she's air balling, but you can come down here obviously adventure aquarium and do with the cool penguins we have here. >> it is great cause, jim and brooke isn't this so awesome. >> i want you to bring the painting penguin back with you. >> look at that, picasso the penguin here. >> yeah. >> thanks, pat. >> all right. so you're on your computer and then it

i have created. >> want to see more of walter hamilton's final artwork you can check out his website with a link kent fox 8.com. >> oonto thank all the kids who came out to thenk spiegel socc a great job that all the kids did this past week. this time yesterday we were rocking the world into lotski of storms out there with plenty of strong trees toppled all over. >> >> we see some pockets of sunshine, and we don't want to seem like yesterday with some people still cleaning up . >> the shelf cloud was scary enoughwa and did cause damage their still some cleanup, the atmosphere today looks more stable. we got a middle layer deck ofw we do not see yesterday. the storms are farther and fewer apart, non-severe and currently keeping an eye on it. most activity in western ohio. it is somewhat scattered. a badge in area on i-90 in ashtabula county. the county. and wayne scan it, holmes county, most of it is ou west and see it s it went throu cedar point it is much more scattered than yesterday and nothing severe. this is what i looks like an cedar point. for about five minutes then moved alo

can take up to several months. >> > see more a walter hamilton's final artwork check out his website we have a link kent fox 8.com. >> > o h back. >> il dee snider knows about eight tracks , his band twisted sister toiled in mars for decades, or a decade before striking a big. >> or 's granddaughter also does things the hard way. >> my wife just had a baby in the car.i way to the hospital, parker pride. surprised. >> we waited a little too long to leave. the baby is healthy and breast-feeding, the traffic light is changing, awesomeme. >> er hospital in la but the baby cannot waitre they made it hal before she made her t grand entrance. dee snider tweeted, parker pride snider, 8 pounds, delivered in the car on the way to the 405 while the dad drovev. >> >> she seems very call for someone who does give birth in carr w. suspected miami car thief comes up with aa twist to get the jud attention. >> calvin griffith's attitude twerk during his monetaryry of judge is not amused. >> ff been charged with burglary and trespassing . >> coming up we will be making goat cheese. a man love the look

the artwork changes every two months. and we do just a little bit of everything. sometimes it is more of a photography style, sometimes it is a landscape, sometimes it's abstract. it really just kind of depends on what we're going for. - and i see these are up for sale and people can actually buy these, - exactly, yeah. everything is for sale here. and the thing i'd like to mention is i'm a no commission gallery, so the winery, sensory winery, doesn't take any commission from the artist. all the proceeds go back to them. - [natalie] and when you were putting this together and you were thinking about putting art with the wines, were you trying to figure out a way-- how am i gonna make certain wines that would go with this gallery atmosphere? is there something that goes into that? - [kevin] yeah, there is, really. when i'm developing the wines, all of our labels come from artists, as well. so when we have-- - [natalie] interesting. that we're coming up with, it's a new label from one of our artists and we try to match the label, the artist's personality, with the w

else one of a kind in the united states some of those trees do come down and they make beautiful artwork so we try to utilize that rather than destroy it."while the program is still in it's infancy with the hope is it will grow as large as the source material that inspired here's a live look outside... meteorologist brian gotter is back with the storm team forecast right russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! this morning remained warm and humid with lows near 70, and today is very humid day for awhile with highs in the lower to mid 80

lemonis: who does the artwork on them? sam: mark. lemonis: i think the artwork is unbelievable.rk: thank you. -sam: he's so talented. lemonis: candles are all about the packaging. -mark: yeah. -lemonis: what does this cost? mark: wholesale is $20. lemonis: and so it retails for $40. mark: yeah. lemonis: i usually like to invest in products that have mass appeal, and this particular product doesn't really hit that mark. it's got kind of a gothic, tortured artist feel to it, and it's also missing the price point. it really should be under $30. now, mark's a good artist, but this product looks like he's designing it only for his own taste. what kind of revenue do you do? how much do you make? sam: we haven't made a profit yet. lemonis: the company doesn't make any money? -mark: yeah, we -- -sam: no. lemonis: how have you made a living for the past -- sam: ha! mark: well, yeah, so -- lemonis: have you made a living? mark: no, i've spent more of my savings. lemonis: but how do you guys pay your bills? sam: i -- i do tv hosting. lemonis: do you make a lot of money doing that? -sam: no

. >> that would be the best species of artwork to display in your house, but around brazil, there's artists everywhere, and some of them country. our visiting country at the team usa athlete house. >> reporter: we had to show you the mow say sick house. it's mesmerizing. there's team athletes like gabby douglas, and the tiles were broken to depict the athletes. they are right on the mark it will remain a gift to the schoolat the city of rio after team usa leaves at the end of the olympics. inside there's a big picture of all 500 athletes, and that will stay in the school as well. certainly what everyone is talking about, the olympics, but normally brazil and rio de janeiro are referred to about carnival. now 6 months before it is set to start, teams are designing and working and planning on the we got a rare behind-the-scenes look at what goes into it. >> it's part of the story that we are going to tell it will be beseen the floats. >> reporter: jay works with grande rio. they build floats that are judged during the competitions, and the warehouse they do this in is amazing. every inch of t

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mcwilliams park and sold artwork. all the money will go to a project honoring cole's legacy. >> our family has been honestly blown away by all, not just the love, but the incredibility creative talent. like todaa these guys are selling artwork they've spent the last week making tirelessly. >> cole's mom says supporters have already raised $40,000 through the gofundme page. president albus brooks presides over his first meeting. he underwent two surgeries to remove a 15-pound tumor. doctors say he is ancer free. while he waa out his fellow council members elected him as president. hearing the news he says gave him a boost in the hospital. >> so awesome to go through that kind of near death kind of experience and say i get to go back and live my purpose and my encouraged by the messages and flowers from denver residents. >>> these bronze wings are getting attention. they're one of nine new sculptures on display. this is called wings over mexico in commons park. the artist hopes it generates peace and reflection. >> what

>>> a suspect defaced artwork in the crosswalk of the chinatown.the suspect is 60 years old and police accuse him of writing anti-semit anti-semitic words on the artwork. >>> a county executive and the leadership to resign or be removed. it's a story you heard first on twitter from bureau chief tracee wilkins. tonight, tracee, you have new reaction? >> reporter: yeah. we are actually hearing from the school board members who have been asked to leave. first of all, it's the first day of school and some say they want them out. >> i'm angry and, quite frankly, i'm frustrated that this would happen in prince george's county. >> reporter: he says he's angry about reports of 3 to 5-year-olds being able to wander away from head start and for being physically abused. he's not going so far as removing the school board leadership. >> i have all of the confidence in them both. >> reporter: in a letter, five prince george's county school board members are calling for the chair and its vice chair. this, after federal investigation into the system's head start p

"it's functional artwork. it's something people can come to and enjoy these beautiful sculptures while wi geology" tomkins hopes to finish the ninth cairn by hike milwaukee on september 18th. but you can see the other eight now outside the urban ecology center's riverside location. and don't forget to sign up for hike milwaukee on september 18th. just ahead...another traffic alert for you if you'll be traveling the milwaukee county freeway system this weekend. and up next, a tragic accident in florida has police departments here taking a welcome back. a live look now at afternoon traffic on the freeway system. ((ad lib)) ...and a ?traffic alert? for you...about one of the busiest stretches of highway in the state. i-94 eastbound at highway 100 will be completely closed starting at 11 tomorrow night. ramps from i-94 and 41 are also is installing new girders.the highway is expected to reopen sometime, sunday morning it made headlines last week... a florida woman particpating in a police citizen's academy was fatally shot by an officer. the trainning senario has many asking questions of s

we'll explain how this artwork could warn your loved ones...before you decide to drive drunk. and here's a look at what's coming up in tonight's primetime lineup right here on abc... at 8:00 ...it's battle bots. followed by...greatest hits at 9:00. after that...we'll be back right here.... but stay with us for abc's world news up next. we'll see you back here in 30-minutes for action news... live at 6. until then.. thanks for watching and have a nevada is one of the worst places in america for the sex trafficking of teenage girls. as attorney general, she made sex trafficking a felony crime and increased sentences. she gave victims the right to sue their captors. and expanded the sex offender registry to protect kids. catherine's a problem-solver. that's what she's all about. isn't that something we need more of in washington? >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. president obama taking on donald trump just moments ago, asked about trump's contention that the election could be rigged. asked if donald trump can handle nuclear weapons. and what hillary cli

thousands of artifacts from prince's personal archives, like his wardrobe, musical instruments and artwork. prince sold more than 100 million records worldwide, making him one of the time. the daily public tours start october 6th. "the king and i" is returning to theaters for its 60th anniversary. the five-time oscar winner, with songs like "shall we dance" and "getting to know you," will have special showings around the u-s on sunday, august 28th, and wednesday, august 31st. check fathom-events dot-com for details. check out this feel-good moment-- dozens of navy officer marched to the home of a wwii veteran in california and honored him with the famous navy song- "anchors aweigh" the 98-year old pearl harbor survivor stood in salute of his visitors and watched the performance from his porch. video of the surprise serenade was shared by the vet's grandson on facebook and has been viewed more than four point five million goodbye to u.s. cellular field. beginning november first, the home of the white sox will be called "guaranteed rate field", named after a chicago- based mortgage lender. t

. >>> you may see new artwork around san francisco soon. >> muni officials say 10 finalists have beenhosen to compete and have their artwork displayed across dozens of san francisco is the buses next year for the >> the lucky 10 will compete for top five spots of your program but only one will be picked to have their art splattered across 52 100 muni buses. the winner of the competition will also win $2000 while the remaining finalists take home about $1200 each. >>> coming up, students take to the internet to vent frustrations about lack of air conditioning at their school. the parody video you just have to see. >> an oil tanker catches fire and was caught on camera. find out where it happened after the break. >>> and oil tanker exploded and caught on fire in southern california and it was caught on camera. this happened in ventura on friday morning. officials say almost 2000 gallons of oil burned in the tanker almost collapsed. >> just as we were begin to bring air crash truck into foam the tank to put it out, he'd reached water at the bottom of the tank and cause what we call a boi

ed: also new at 5:30 the man police say ruined treasured artwork at the new hampshire statehouse faced a he faces felony charges. police say he fled after the break-in. the key piece of evidence is surveillance footage which they say shows him walking around inside of the building. >> it was generated as a result of that video which told us where this person went and what they did while they were in there. ed: he tried to break into an atm. he $100,000. estimate yet on how much it will cost to repair any damage. heather: new york is ending its battle with fantasy sports websites. the governor has signed a bill legalizing the sites after months of contention. the law calls for companies such as draft kings and fan duel to pay an annual fee of up to $$50,000 with a 15% tax on their revenue. but the new law does not settle a key question, whether the games are considered illegal gambling. zika virus. heather: aerial spraying began today in miami. the other steps also now in place against the specific mosquitoes now being known as little ninjas. ben: in your health, the items many of us ha

i would think that the best deal people make artwork out of this. it's not ripped. so you pull the bag out of the dumpster. it's just laying on the sidewalk. i was thinking about ironing it to make it look better. so is just a bag? i actually came walking in here and people thought i went shopping. it would actually do pretty well. the can be worth anything. people will spend on this box. i listed it for 99 cents. but i have heard of people's spending $30. right in that area. >> you were not allowed to give out bags unless they purchase something because a lot of people would come and say can i just had a box or a bag for security purposes e can you can just let them have that. if someone is moving that type of box around you know that it was properly disposed of. >> does the high-end designer trash smell better? >> it was better than jumping into a dumpster. i say usually beautiful because right now it's downright scary out here. about 11 miles of wooded trails. they take their kids but carefully place dangerous booby-traps to seriously injure elders. it seems like

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at this point it is not affecting the artwork or the tapestries or any of the collection that we are aware of a we have air monitoring systems throughout the castle that would sound should there be significant smoke but so far that has not impacted us that bad. >> what would happen if the alarms go off? >> at that point our collection folks would assess them but really a significant of that would be the actual wildfire itself. fortunately refill given the fact that hearst castle is primarily concrete and freeware and was designed in a manner that did have fire in the design right now securing it and sheltering it in place is the best way to protect the collection. >> have you been considering packing up the most valuable items of getting them out of there are when we you wait -- when will you make the decision? >> our fire management plans as well as the collections contingency plans so that is our planning effort and fortunately we have a wonderful group of staff members who are there to ensure the safety of that art if we get into a point where we feel that it is necessary we do ha

. >> some of the students left behind incredible artwork for the athletes to enjoy. look at this particular piece i thought was stunning. it's a depiction of the christ the redeemer statue, and the kids made it by rolling up and glueing strips of plastic from incredible things with what they have. >> that was cool to see out there, and when you talk about the culture of brazil, art is a big part of it, so is dance. specifically somba. -- samba. it's believed samba was developed in rio de janeiro. learning speaks portuguese, it's not easy. >> reporter: is in downtown rio. monika zarra, and her dance instructor. [instrumental music playing] >> reporter: they share the history and culture of their country through dance. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: samba is a dance invented by slaves on the >> [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: that does not make it any easier to learn. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: while cheryl got into the samba stride in about 5 minutes -- >> others did had a samba struggle. >> reporter: which requires more drastic steps to

public is invited to vote in the winner receives a $2000 price plus the opportunity to have their artwork displayed on multiple buses. it was so successful last year that muni has doubled the buses displaying art. >>> still ahead. concert chaos. overnight doesn't hurt during a snoop dogg concert. what went wrong as fans spilled over a ledge. >>> opening ceremony is in the books and now the games begin. i am jamie lucas with the latest coming up. >>> a live look outside this morning at the bay bridge. shrouded in low clouds and fog and drizzle along the coast. your weekend forecast coming up and you are going to be chilly. first you can check out the 22nd annual watsonville strawberry festival that opens at 10:00 a.m. in downtown watsonville. also today the santa clara county failed this fear continues and saturday check out the italian family fest at history park and that starts at 11:00 a.m. ,,,,,,,,,,,, through a bar. investigators say so far, the blaze appears to be accidental. 80-firefighters rushed to the "cuba libre" bar in normandy. people were celebrating a birthday party when the

but they are asking for the artwork to be 'revised.' this.. by the way.. is the same billboard that's prominently displayed along i-15. stories that are trending today.. just head to our website, ktnv.com coming up at -5-...a gas station shootout is all caught on camera.... take a look... you can see a man with a gun and another on the ground. we'll show you what happens after a powerful earthquake strikes central italy. the damage is widespread this devastation. buildings have been reduced to nothing more than rubble. on your right is a map of where this happened. the epicenter is near the town of norcia (nor-cha) ..about 2 hours from rome. the mayor says nothing is left of the town. the 6 point 2 magnitude quake struck in the overnight hours while people were sleeping..scaring many people right out of bed. sot audio only the first thing i did was panic, wonder what was going on. i spoke to a husband in relatively colorful language who told me it was an this morning, the search is on to find survivors. officials fear the death toll will rise. the area is

. >> all of the artwork that i have in the va committee room is art on loan from the department of defense. i don't have a problem with the art. >>reporter: but miller does have a problem with this $1.3 million rock sculpture and courtyard project. art work he says comes at the expense of wounded vets. >> the thing that both most is va keeps saying they need more and more money, yet, they're not willing to prioritize and use the money that they have for the appropriate thing. ie, healthcare for the veterans. >>reporter: so as the va recovers from a scandal involving dozens of veterans who died waiting for care, it's spending $300,000 on this arc. >> certainly those that control the purse swings, the congress flexibility is the last thing that we need to be giving to the va. >>reporter: the va says it has developed a new approval policy that should be finalized within the next 90 days. still ahead on full measure, former house speaker newt gingrich talks about early "credit karma, why are you checking your credit score!" "credit karma huh?" "yea, it's free." "that was easy." "credit karma.

this his artwork. murals he painted under the name bits can be seen all over denver. >>> you can soon be seeing big changes at dia. city council just approved look into renovating the big determinal -- -- terminal. what will this mean for passengers? >> reporter: for the next six months things are remain as they are. after that things will be mmving starting with a security check line many people are familiar with. that will be moving pass by to the north end of level six. they'll be consolidating ticket counters on and upgrading the baggage system turning the main floor into a public ppaza. that could include a climbing wall and zip line. we'll go through the changes as the morning progresses. i'll be live at dia all morning long. >>> the body of a colorado man killed fighting isis is finally on his way back home. syria. he died in july. yesterday his famill was told his body is on his way to iraq then it will be heading back here to the united states. >> i don't ive a (bleep) what you think. if you s

officials at the burbank airport say they haven't artwork to be 'revised.' this.. by the way.. is the same billboard that's prominently displayed along i-15. a golden retriever that went missing..... after a roll-over crash..... near the stateline.. has been reunited.... with it's owners! it's been a long search.... for "nala". last week... joey beltran's vehicle flipped.... along eye -15-..... near primm.... as he was headed to california to see his.... dying mother. after the vehicle rolled... nala jumped out of a window. since then... there have been volunteers out there..... looking for her. and then today.... she was found.... near "whiskey pete's". nat ( reunion) tonight.... it's still a mystery..... as to who discovered.... nala. we're told.... that she jumped into a woman's car.... at a gas station.... near the casino. when she took the dog inside... security recognized the pup immediately... and... got in contact.... with joey.. county tonight.. where the blue cut wildfire is 100-percent contained. it's been one week since the massive fire started.. leaving dozens of f

visitors can tour the rehearsal room and sound stage and take a look at his artwork and musical instruments and cars. he died there in april in his opioid overdose. >> reporter: i will put that on the list. >> the produce -- producer said she is going to do the same thing. >> reporter: maybe we can go together we'll have to work on that. near the zoo there's a broken down vehicle taking out the left lane. there's a tow truck on on the scene. pennsylvania turnpike westbound work between mall swrern -- malvern and downingtown. right lane out because of overnight construction. that should wrap soon. no delays on septa regional rails, no delays reported but david they likely will come. >> reporter: for the commuters sunshine at 69 degrees at 7:00 a.m., 70 degrees at 10:00 a.m. we'll see the heat and humidity build this afternoon. we'll get up to 90 degrees around 3:00 p.m. and be on or about 87 degrees by 5:00 p.m. it's going to be a hot one, a little stickier today. on the big board at the airport, hoping for all green aircraft. no signs of precipitation in our big travel destinations. >>> a h

they took down the artwork late last week because the artist did not have a permit for the statue. but the owner of the restaurant says he wants the statue put on display at his restaurant and we will talk to the owner about his plan and the offering is made to the artist that created the statue. >>> the numbers may not be good that they are hoping that donald trump is turning a torn or as the republicans continue to campaign in ohio.>>> we have more about the hillary clinton foundation.>> reporter: there are recent polls that suggests the race may be tightening, but the swing states are another matter as donald trump hits ohio and virginia. >> reporter: donald trump heading to ohio today after trying to hit the reset button in virginia. his campaign and party officials say that he is back on track. and it made a high-profile visit to love ravaged louisiana, and obama criticized for continuing his vacation during the catastrophe. his campaign suggest it has been a turning point. >> this has been a big week in the campaign.>> reporter: pushing back on reports that trump is softening

. >> the artwork in the middle, i think it only brightons the haarer. >> terrific story, terrific mural. we called parks and rec about the vandalism and they got right out there to deal with it. >>> we are taking an extended look at the denver district attorney's race, starting with whether the city will continue to pursue death penalty cases. one of these 2 women will become a powerful voice in the discussion of criminal justice, beth mccann and helen morgan, they sat down with whitney wild and we discussed capital punishment. >> it is the law, while it remains the law and we have a victim right constitutional amendment that says you must consult victims before making decisions on their cases, i must be willing to kr the extra ordinary measure of the death penalty. >> i have a moral objection in the sense that i don't think the state should be in the business of putting people to death. of time they take is just not-- it is not an appropriate use of government resources. >> our conversation continues later on next, including how mccann and morgan plan to mend relationships between the

magnificent and just how he lived here and turned the street in front of his house into this beautiful artwork. >> reporter: in rio, you've got to step up and get a feel for some remarkable street art which has become a part of the fabric of this south american city. >> any big city in america or somewhere else, but the people there are very nice. the food is great and the culture is amazing. >> reporter: the artist died in 2013, but not before the brazilian artist made his mark. city landmark in 2015. i looked everywhere, but there was no david ushery tile to be found. >> oh, my god. >> are you sure? did you look closely? bruce beck, you are covering your seventh olympic games and you bring as much enthusiasm as you did to your first. thank you. we look forward to your reporting. nbc 4 is your home for the 2016 olympic games. it begins friday at 7:30 with rio de janeiro. you can watch it right here and follow the games on the go. >> did you say rio de janeiro? >> did i say it right? >> janice, i think he's going to have a tile. >> i think now he will. >> i think he will. when you go back, you

the track memorabilia, trophies and artwork will be donated. emily: tense moments aboard united airlines flight to london. the injuries on board after the flight is forced to make an emergency landing. emily: florida readying for a possible hurricane. the storm preps happening now is a tropical depression moves closer to the gulf of mexico. cindy: i am tracking that tropical system. through the holiday weekend. erika: history made in the air. a new era of travel between the united states and cuba. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the narrator: funded by kelly ayotte's special interests backers, "a vile smear," and "trash." the truth... david dubois: maggie hassan has been hands-on working with local police and community organizations. narrator: working across the aisle to secure millions in emergency funding for treatment and recovery. susan mckeown: maggie hassan. mark mitchell: to governor hassan, i know this is about people and families. mckeown: she's putti

. >> reporter: days ago a tribute to cole, his class mates selling artwork to help his family. >> and the family telling us the new facts of drinking and driving don't change the fact that a little soul was lost that day. live in the news room tonight, denver 7. >> such a tragedy, and even though younger people by the way are responsible for most of the deadly drunk driving case us, officials are madd have so more younger drivers are using ride sharing services like uber and lyft. >>> and a body found on the side of the interstate near 136th this morning, and brighton police needily to find out how -- need to find out how she got there. she may have collapsed after an accident, or hit by a car. police don't know, but if you know give them a call. >>> >. and keep your eyes on a ticket. the douglas counny sheriff's office is keeping their eyes out for distracted drivers. they tweeted this out saying already today they ticketed 124 people, so put the phone down and be safe. >>> finding new ways to attract beam to denver's 16th -- people to denver's 16th street mall after recent violence.

. >> reporter: the creator was back today to resurrect their artwork, even spoke to trump at the new sign. >> and it is going to be bigger that it will be huge. >> reporter: they were here to control the crowd as they would show up for their show. this protester drove by rallying up the crowd. >> we've got a hillary clinton supporter over there, god bless you. >> the respect. just resp my opinion to vote for who i wanted. it is a freedom of speech. >> reporter: he would have a final message to the crowd. >> the neighbors, keep an eye on this baby. >> reporter: they say that they will be individual lent as police are still investigating. on staten island meg baker cbs2 news. >>> a bike theft bust. a couple people caught red handed. how they discovered the thieves. their health at risk. >>> can their town do anything about it? lonnie, hello. >> you've got it, i'm live here in the weather mobile app. a little delay there, sorry. the fact is we've had a day today not very typical of august. we had typical august weather starting tomorrow. i'll tell you what that is in a bit. >> thanks. >

singing, dancing and artwork. the festival is in its second year. >>> well, it is all about fishing at the camden waterfront today. the first pro-am bass fishing tournament kicked off today. prices were awarded to those with the best catch. families got to enjoy carnival games, music, and sample some food. >>> and taking a look at our temperatures, we're still on the warm side, especially down in atlantic city. still 89 degrees in atlantic city. 87 here in mount holly. close to 90 in philadelphia. look at a little bit of rain. 76 in allentown. a severe thunderstorm moved through an hour ago, cooling things off just a bit. but our weather story is a 50/50. scattered thunderstorms continue for the early evening hours tonight. and then clearing out, leading up to just a nice day tomorrow. we're looking for plenty of sunshine tomorrow. not as much cloud cover as we saw today. the current radar satellite showing us just where the clouds are and where the heavy cells are right now. moving very quickly. this is just a pr

no more catchy slogans, extra messages or artwork is all is now charged with five counts of invasion of privacy. the charges against reverend paul monahan come from an incident at a high school track meet in april. the iowa attorney general's office did not release the details of what happened. monahan served from 1960 to 2004, when he retired. the diocese of des moines suspended monahan on july 8th after learning of the investigation may be receeding, but it's showing the damage left behind. and now the winneshiek county sheriff's office has a warning for drivers - stay off closed roads-- they're shut down for a reason. this is a picture law enforcement posted to facebook earlier today. you can see someone drove around a barricade-- over the bridge and ended up in the muck left behind. the sheriff's office does not say what road this is, but it is near decorah. and as flood waters move down river, iowa's closed george wyth state park. this is file video from the park in waterloo. the d-n-r also closed brinker lake nearby because flood waters are across the road. the d-n-r hopes to r

all are meant to challenge teens to identify and address issues-- through large-scale artwork. fest-- there's a lot in store to keep you busy in milwaukee this weekend. we'll break down all of the events you can do before the kids go back to school. new details about the officer-involved shooting that sparked protests across the sherman park neighborhood this week. what a friend is saying about we continue to track a low moving intou tomorrow. right now we are moving through the warm sector of the system and that means highs in the upper 80s and dewpoints in the upper 60s near 70. we have a chance of rain and thunderstorms today and storms are likely saturday as the cold front pushes across wi. that front will bring in cooler and far less humid air but as it passes, there is a risk of strong and possibly severe storms saturday. highs fall to the low 70s sunday and dewpoints slip to the 50s for a very refreshing day. today: partly sunny. warm & humid, feels like 95. chance of rain and storms. high: 88 dewpoint: 70 wind: sw 5-10 mph night: chance of rn and underst1 = major delays