amy: that was ava duvernay, director of the new documentary "13th." the first documentary ever to open the new york film festival, to rave reviews and standing ovations. let's turn to another clip of "13th." >> the war on drugs have become part of our popular culture and television programs like "cops." >> w when you cut on your local news at night, you see black man being paraded across the screen in handcuffsfs. >> black people, black men and black people in general are ovoverrepresenteted in news as crcriminals. n asat means t they are show criminals than is accurate,e, based on fbitatatistics. >> i am a big beliliever in the power of media, fufull of these cliches that basically present mostly black andnd brown folks o seem like aninimals in cages, tn someone can turn off the tv thinking it is a good thing for prisons, otherwise crazy people would be walking on my blog. >> peoplple are afraid. whwhen you make e people afraidu can always justifyfy people and garbage e cans. ticketes are you can run a waiting to relieve you of your wallet or purse.

ava is older than you. >> ava is older. >> guess what ava was born first, one minute older than alexis, one minute. >> but i want to be bigger. >> you want to be older? >> i want to be a big girl. >> romona: she starts to pout when she find out she is the younger twin. alexis cries in disappointment and says she is growing up to be the older one and finds out she is taller and all is right with lexie's world again. not with ava's world. >> she is upset. she has the height on her. >> you could tell. they are cuties and a handful. >> for the next 18 years. >> or 21. >> right. >> as we know in ohio early presidential voting is going on right now. hear from a cuyahoga county >>> our top story today on to title tuesday. cleveland indians fans hope to end the world series drought tomorrow night in game 6 at progressive field. more than 20,000 faithful watched the tough loss in chicago last night at the watch tougher during our championship run and just like last week, the cleveland cavaliers moved up the start game against houston to 6 p.m. tomorrow so fans can watch cavs and indians afterwa

. >> ava and alexis have had it up to here. >> dad ate all of your >> all of them, yeah. >> all of them? >> she's got into a lot of this next, not just the goldfish. >> i get hungry. >> yeah, so what if you get hungry, then what? >> then i go hungry and dad ate all them. >> mom's stirring up trouble here, man. dad's going to come home and why. >> currently under the bus. >> mom just continues driving the bus. >> was he supposed to eat ava? was he supposed to eat -- >> dad is supposed to eat salad, not snacks. >> oh, my gosh, poor dad. >> what are you going to do? >> put him in the guest room. >> put him in the guest room? >> yeah. >> he's got to learn to hide a few snacks. like i'd do with tear through snacks, i'd squirrel a few out and hide them. >> who buys the food? >> mama. >> uh-oh. >> is dad supposed to eat the food that i buy? >> no! >> no. does he go to the grocery store with us? >> no. >> does dad ever go to the grocery store? >> no! >> dad is not even around to defend himself. >> going back and forth to work bringing home a check, this is what i get! goldfish. long day of work

every few days ava and minnie mouse come here for chemotherapy. after a false mom melissa learned about the drug shortage she was ready to cross borders to get it. >> we talked to hospitals in canadao it there. >> reporter: after calling more than 50 places the manufacturer and fda, melissa got nowhere. >> i don't understand and 2016 when we have great health insurance other could be a shortage of a key component of a leukemia drug. >> reporter: the type of erwinia. >> anytime a drug is on shortage in a has to be omitted from the regimen as a physician you can't counsel families about the curate because the studies incorporate that.>> reporter: a helpless feeling for melissa.>> this hinders her chances for success and that's her chance for survival. >> reporter: and frustration for doctors. >> there's nothing i can do about it. i can't make it or order more. >> reporter: doctors and melissa said the shortage came after a shortage at a warehouse where the drug was made but luckily she got a call this mog treatment but ava needs more than three dose

it's a prequel to the movie ava tar. ava tar fans will get some questions answers that they have been wondering. slight mentions of things in the movie and you're going to see new creatures on the of panner toa -- pandora and it's been a great collaboration to bring the acrobatics with the sinia -- cinematography and we have projections to see here that just really fill up the arena space and we have a story teller that takes you on amazing journey with the trio of kids that are going to save the planet. >> and you did the makeup. >> i did. >> and which is amazing. you did it about, what, 20 >> yeah. >> and big difference. >> when we started learning it, i couldn't finish it in two hours. >> and all of the performers do the makeup. >> incredible. >> and we go through a lot of training to do this and look like not be -- novi on the stage. >> yes. >> and how does it feel? >> it feels awesome. and it's like i am going to go to a sweet hallo >> canny hold this for 30 days? >> yes. >> and i am sure -- . >> you might have skin

named ava who was recently diagnosed with luke and and -- leukemia and she start aid fundraiser. >> i could use the money for myself, but i know she needed the money. >> reporter: the young athletes paid $5 with all the proceeds to -- going to ava's family. . >> rocky river residents showing their support injured in a car crash last movement a fundraiser held today for the two at magnificat high school. she was reportedly texting at the time of the crash. >>> you won't find any clown masks as at target stores on on -- or online. she pulled the products because police in several states including ohio have dealt with threats with -- from people wearing those masks. >>> you need to know about a new scam that could drain gift cards. we show you what to watch out for so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: have any gift cards. >>> these have just developed a new scam for stealing the value of your card. they do steal -- sell your card. it's not at the rack or store. while most of us like a gift card, some people want cash. he posted the card on craigslist. >> he asked me how much i wan

. >> reporter: every few days, ava and minnie mouse come here for chemotherapy. but after she and her mom alert about the drug shortage -- learned about the drug shortage, she was about to cross the borders. after calling more than 50 place -- places, the manufacturer, and the fda, they got nowhere. rate but that is when this drug is used. >> you are not able as a physician to counsel families about what to expect about the cure rate because all of the studies incorporate disparaging ace. >> reporter: luckily she got a call this morning saying there is enough days of treatment but ava needs more than three doses. >> i have talked to the manufacturer and have been in close contact with them and at the fda and they tell me this is not the first issue. >> reporter: doctors have been communicating with the manufacturer about the shortage problem and said in the meantime, they are looking for other ways to treat their patients. reporting in st. petersburg, jana jones, news channel 8. >> we understand the hospital received a shaman of the drug today but it was only hal

. >> was he supposed to eat ava? was he supposed to eat -- >> dad is supposed to eat salad, not snacks. >> oh, my gosh, poor dad. >> what are you going to do? >> put him in the guest room. >> put him in the guest room? >> yeah. few snacks. like i'd do with my dad, he'd tear through snacks, i'd squirrel a few out and hide them. >> who buys the food? >> mama. >> uh-oh. >> is dad supposed to eat the food that i buy? >> no! >> no. does he go to the grocery store with us? >> no. >> does dad ever go to the grocery store? >> no! >> dad is not even around to defend himself. >> going bringing home a check, this is what i get! all i want is a damn handful of goldfish. long day of work. this is what i got to deal with. that's all i want! >> well, the girls have a plan of attack. >> they are going to give him the silent treatment? >> i think we've learned shade real early in life. underestimated dad, because trust me, being ignored, everyone being quiet, is exactly what you want. >> great. >> according to these pictures, going t

lou: up next, donald trump's running mate, i forgot to say hi to ava, the sheriff's great wife. anyway, running mate -- so hi, ava, sorry i forgot. >>> mike pence is reacting to news the fbi is reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server. >> we commend the fbi for having the courage to reopen this case because no one is above the law. lou: no one should be, and perhaps that is one of the issues that's being fixed in this country. we're going to be talking about the mood of the agents, what this means within the fbi that's been assailed. and i have to say i've been immensely critical of the leadership of the fbi, but the agents in that great institution deserve all our respect and support. we're going to be talking with a former assistant director of the fbi in new york, bill gavin joins me next, as we await donald trump's speech from cedar rapids, iowa. we're coming right back. stay with us. how's it going? hi. today we're gonna be comparing the roll-formed steel bed of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. wooo

ava is around 92 degrees w.'er going to see things start to warm-um leitner the week, the weekend and next week. beautiful sunset out there. this is in tucson. futurecast tells the story. we have changes rolling in. clear skies for friday. the temperature is going to climb a bit and a chance of rain starting to roll in saturday more thanking. we'll see the threat again until sunday morning. keep that in mind if you're making plans over the weekend. here is friday, 96 degrees. saturday 92. a big day for asu. they have ucla at the stadium locally and we'll see temperatures around 9 approximate degrees. seven day planer temperatures staying above average into next week. there is your seven day >> it's 10:10. don't go anywhere. a cbs 5 investigation is coming up that you don't want to miss. why homes are exploding in the valley. >> i don't think people knows this occurs. >> we're talking about a new ?? with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomput

and co-star with ava green who plays miss peragrin. >> she is going to offer you a very loving character as well. >> they were both peculiar kids themselves. >> very, very shy. >> i watched monster movies, and i sometimes would play in the local cemetery. but that's like a park. i didn't -- that's not peculiar. that's not that weird. >> but this is. this is tim burton's lab i'm in. >> testing my powers of peculiarity with the electric chair, bed of nails and trying to rip the phone book in half. which i failed. >> you have a corner. >>> coming up -- james cordin going boy band crazy. >> the cute one, funny one, nice ones, the other one and the maverick. >>> then -- >> i'm on the set of "code black" with the one and only rob lowe. >>> and the age-list stars with our fountain of youth secret. >> like licking the inside of a lawn mower. >>> this is what 50 looks like if you're halle berry. plus, a.j., the magnificent seven. what on earth sparked this. >> denzel washington, black guy, actor. >> that's coming up. ♪ extra, extra >>> it was a big day for the late, late show james corden. he and

everyday i say thank you god for emma and for ava. i can't -- i can't imagine life without either of them. [music playing] >> wow. that is powerful stuff. thanks to that family for us at 7:00. we will see you at 11:00. the news always on at wkyc.com. ?? >>> the billy bush brushoff. new signs he may never return to the "today" show. >> do you think it's fair you've been suspended, billy. >> more fallout from the infamous leaked video with billy bragging about it. >> his agents are in >>> kim kardashian accuse of faking the parisian rbry. her sister breaks the family silence. >> she's not doing that well. >> taraji p. henson kidnapped as a child. what you never knew about empire's cookie. >> people are going to judge, but who are you to judge me? >> only we are behind the scenes with carrie underwood's video. >> ben affleck gets real about

. >> are ava magos died from cancer this past january. two weeks before she died she made a prediction. >> we're going to get arpaio. this is the beginning of the end for arpaio. >> reporter: and daniel magos prosecutors will file an obstruction of justice charge against the charge and that would be a felony. >> reporter: taxpayers going to be on the hook to defend the sheriff from the charges and what happens if he's convicted? answers coming up in ten arpaio's opponent reacted today. >> he tells us no one is above the law. >> the sheriff, for too long, has made the office about protecting himself and not the community. everyone is going to hold him to the standard. >> this is the second time paul penzone has run against sheriff arpaio. >> there have been many reports done on the contempt of court trial reports can be found on cbs5az.com. >> we are tracking breaking news out of phoenix right now after officers shot a man. amanda joins us live are with the latest. >> reporter: no police officers were injuryed in this but phoenix police ar

in it she mentioned their little girl, ava. it read, come get ava. i cannot face everyone with this. please forgive me, it is too much. please raise them to remember me as their loving mommy. >> how concerned were you when chris told you about this e-mail that his wife had sent that heather had sent? >> i was concerned. it did not sound good to me. >> kent thought the e-mail was open to all kinds of interpretations. all bad, it seemed. >> it basically sounded like i'm throwing in the towel. >> reporter: throwing in the towel? detective kemp asked chris if heather might be suicidal. >> has she ever talked about wanting to harm herself or anybody else that you -- since you've known her? >> not that i recall. >> reporter: friends and family police spoke to were adamant that heather would not take her own life. not after striving so hard to transform it for the better. but there was another possible explanation for what might have happened to this woman who had built such a promising future. police were about to uncover a secret she'd kept hidden from al

. >> was like wow, ava chance to help them and get the car back. >> he said the help came 72 hours after they launched new page. >> they started in response to a spike and stolen cars. >>> according to the fbi crime report, a car is stolen in the united states every 46 seconds. florida ranks third in the nation with more than 40,000 that just last year. >>> still to come, another piece of bad news for obama care. premiums are said to go up but you don't have to pay more for health care. dangerous trend police are >>> you updated on the breaking news a two-year-old balls 20 feet out of a window. he landed on concrete at the world pond ter., apartments in bradenton. the mother tells us that she was cleaning and opened up those windows to let the fumes out. natalia was alert when the emergency crews got there. >> and caught a standoff between deputies in a man wanted today as a s.w.a.t. teams surrounded a room in new port richey. michael putnam was held up and threatening to shoot out with law enforcement. the teargas eventually worst him out. deputies were him for allegedly shooting a woma

. >> and ava the cow. >> hi, ava. >> to explain how it is done. >> first to get to where milk is stored. >> can everybody say utter. >> utter. >> and then they learned where it comes out of. >> all right. >> and now, with time to see how it was done, two word. >> milking report report these cows are trained to visit the robots one by one each day fed and milked. once they are suck out like a vacuum it then travels from a jar to a refrigerator. >> it doesn't hold what you keep in your fridge, it holds milk. >> reporter: holding 1,000 gallons of the stuff that makes us big and strong. >> having learned a lot, it is time for a taste of the final product. wheat, fresh, vanilla. >> ice cream. >> ice cream. >> here. >> and a tractor ride recap of what they have learned, like what can be made from milk. >> butter. >> butter. >> yes. >> what else. >> it all comes out of again. >> butter. >> what does the machines do. >> what do you think about this. >> he knows everything, everything. >> this trip to the farm sure was out of this world. it did feel like farmer charlie knew everything in the who

. >> krystal: olivia and ava. mom there is too. hello everyone. okay. we're oi going to be right back on the other side of the break. actually we have a tease coming up. this is a fun one. >> michelle: police make a why are they jamming inside of this elevator? we'll explain. >> kelly: that is so funny. >> michelle: and halloween chic. how you can ditch the traditional cobwebs, fake blood and do something different this halloween. we have local party planers in studio to talk about that. >> kelly: we are tracking hurricane matthew. also keeping up to date on your local weather. we'll have details after the break. >> michelle: and we are watching thi r sky 3 over the henderson pavilion where donald trump is there speaking to a pretty large crowd. we do have a crew on the floor, on the ground, we're going keep checking in as we listen to donald trump speak and we'll have more updates throughout the donald trump speak and we'll have more updates throughout the rest of the half-hour. there's the nevada way. work hard. play by the rules. pay your taxes. and

. >> reporter: before heading off to school, five-year-old keira and three-year-old ava are watching educational tv. their parents, robert and amber field, allow just a half hour each day. >> we're practicing our words. we're reading. we're having dance parties. and so we wanted to have a lot more family time. how many did you start with?. >> reporter: parents like the fields wrestle with how much cell phones is appropriate for their kids. >> one day i remember my husband and i talking and thinking, we really need to not allow for so much ipad time. it felt like they were so attached to that it didn't feel healthy to me. >> reporter: because of the changing digital landscape, the american academy of pediatrics is relaxing some of its o recommendations for screen time. for children younger than 18 months, screen media is still discouraged, but video chatting is okay. kids 18-24 months should only use educational programs or apps with their parents. and for children 2-5 years of age, screen time should be limited to one hour a day of educational programs. dr. karin cross is with the a.

wake up ava in brown deer-- it's your birthday! she likes ballet, playing with her doll and being a big sister to her little brother. here's a big birthday smile from aurora in burlington. she likes gardening, cooking and spending time with the whole family/ there's six candles on olivia's birthday cake today! with her brother and american girl dolls. to find out how to wish your child a happy sixth birthday on fox six wake up news - just log on to "fox six now dot com" for all the forecaster 6 year old ella "the fox6 day planner. on sunday it will be 75 degrees and partly and sunny all day long. on tuesday it will be johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson support

. >> steven made calls and found ava in a shelter. she's on her way home. >> coming up next, remembering the man who >>> a big loss for the vietnamese community as they mourn of loss of a man who introduced lee's sandwiches to the bay. >>> a man who wanted the best for his family. >> he had to put business aside and focus on the family. no matter what. >> company co-founder henry lee passed away thursday, at age 58 following a tloo-month battle with liver cancer. family members are devastated by the sudden loss. >> he really cared about the success of everybody in the family. not just his own. but all my brothers and sisters and we felt that from him. >> this picture from the 1980s shows henry with his older brother in front of their original food truck on santa clara street. the two of them would turn lee's into the largest ban-mi chain. >> everywhere you look in san jose, you can see the symbol of success from a vietnamese american family. henry was a big force in that. >> he donated time and energy to charity. it was important cons

and there are ava right of different types of the health users out there. for instance, we can now just snap on a sensor and come out with an ecg of our heart health at home without having to go to the physician's office or hospital and use the incredibly expensive equipment. we can identify our heart health at home with wearable sensors that can then collaborate with our health care practitioners. so doctors out there, do you or don't you recommend these types of technologies? a recent study showed on the right-hand side in the red, 40% to 50% of physicians said they are recommending digital health and mobile wearable sensors. but when patients were asked, have your doctors recommended any of these sensors, only 4% to 5% said yes. so there is a gap here which is really causing a slope uptick of these digital wearable sensors to help the health care practitioner. now, the reason could be there really is no approachable intuitive technology with actionable outcomes. perhaps the physicians would be more likely to strongly recommend these products or the patie

. >> steven made calls and found ava in a shelter.'s on her way home. >> coming up next, remembering the man who alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> a big loss for the vietnamese community as they mourn of loss of a man who introduced lee's sandwiches to the bay. >>> a man who wanted the best for his family. >> he had to put business aside and focus on the family. no matter what. >> company co-founder henry lee passed away thursday, at age 58 following a tloo-month battle with liver cancer. family members are devastated by the sudden loss. >> he really cared about the success of everybody in the family. not just his own. but all my brothers and sisters and we fel

.>> reporter: before heading off to school, kira and ava are watching educational tv. there parents, feel, allow a half hour each day.>> we are practicing. we are reading. we dance party's. we will have more family time.>> reporter: family like the fields russell with how much screen time in tv and ipads and cell phones is appropriate for there children. >> i remember my has been i talking and thinking, we really need to not allow for so much attached to it it did not feel healthy to me.>> reporter: because of the landscape, the american academy of pediatrics is relaxing screen time. her children younger than 18 months, screen media is still discouraged. video chatting is okay. children 18 to 24 months should only use educational programs are asked with her parents. for children 2 tookie five years of age, should be limited to five hours displace physical play, it can't displace family meals and social interaction. those are really the jobs, if you will, of a young child and they need to do those before they're using media.the takaway message here, is for parents to fi

ava brad bought the team, be a well the man in cleveland. >> tell me how the great depression affected the team. it affected everybody, it but how did it affect the team specifically. >> it was a terrible thing for the indians, because we started to build municipal stadium right before the stock market crashed. seemed like great opportunity. a beautiful stadium in downtown cleveland. everything was perfect, and then the stock market weren't down, the depression hit, and it was very questionable, how stadium with the economic conditions we have. >> what do you think was the most surprising thing you you found out about the indians in your research? >> there were two things. a gentleman filed a lawsuit to stop construction of the stadium. he believed the lake front was meant for the relax space health of the general people and the stadium shouldn't be built. that lawsuit took over a year before it was thrown out of co an outclause built into the lease, meaning he could leave the stadium if the conditions weren't right, and in 1934, they left mondayis. a stadium and came back to league pa