i know you're barnes. go ahead, sir. welcome back. >> i said i wasn't going to come back, and i'm back. i let myself down. yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always stuck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, it's like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of this situation, and how long my going to be here? >> barnes hopes to leave jail within a couple of days on bail. but life at hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> all i have to do is use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was simply going to the community library. and was -- she was assa

the barn, built in 1891, was once used as a stable before being converted to the dairy barn, but for the last 20 years, it held a different purpose. >> since 1997, i for use in that building when we finally fix it up. rachel: he says more than 70 piles of lumber, fuel for the flames. >> it's a big loss. lots of years, lots of trees. rachel: the hope was to fix the barn up and convert it into a residential learning center. >> we still have those plans, and someday, we may be able to build something that replaces what was here. rachel: until then, farm us appreciate the amazing barns that are still here. cherise: many of you are sharing your pictures of storm damage later -- with us. this picture was taken in the stillwater neighborhood of rhode island. came crashing through the roof. we love seeing your photos. >> now meteorologist hayley lapoint and your storm watch 9 forecast. hayley: these were some intense winds that moved across the state, part of a line of thunderstorms that moved through. you can see the last 12-hour loop of the satellite and radar, circles indicating where the

owners of this barn let the nonprofit us old storage spot. mother nature looks to again have taken a toll, though. the barn leaks. it's full of pigeons and bats. "it's just getting to the point where it's too old. repair is going to be too costly." client coordinator owners have decided to tear the barn down. that means animeals has to go. officials have got 60 days to find a new spot that's at least 1-thousand square feet. their budget, find something--- "we don't know. we're afraid that it might be the end of animeals, honestly." animeals put out a call for help on social media. at last check, no takers. for now, the group is considering getting storage garages, but that will likely only delay things a month. it something long term isn't figured out soon... animeals may be on it's last leg. in cedar rapids, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 news. stay with your 24 hour news be like! wednesday was a beautiful day and thursday starts off on a good note as well. we are, however, tracking our next storm showers and storms, with a heavy rain threat, de

a hundred year-old barn with a century of old secrets. the new owner told me she was digging around when she spotted a standup air drier on the top floor and while up there -- >> i saw i was like, yeah, this is kind of creepy, i should probably ask my husband. >>reporter: her husband check it had out and called police. >> i walked over with an officer and realized they were human remains so we had a crime scene immediately. >>reporter: femur, ribs, skull, 79 bones in all believe today be female. >> missing a little over a hundred. that's a concern to us also. >>reporter: prison carefully dock nighttimed every one. nearby ash land and richmond county couldn't have been worse. >> what just happen inside ash land with the woman getting kidnapped. kind of crazy. >> this is the trend we don't like to see. >>reporter: new london police have no missing person cases that could match with these bone ands hopeful that the skeleton could have something to do with a doctor's office that used to be next door. it could be weeks before they have answers

used to be a tobacco barn. and my granddaddy built that. >> reporter: so it was a tobacco property, huh? >> uh-huh. he did farming and tobacco. >> reporter: bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts, and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty, good ole girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents' a lot growing up. we gardened and we had a big yard. you know, a huge yard. >> reporter: you're a country girl. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: but she'd endured her share of heartache, even at a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just six. mom remarried. then a few years later came that terrible day she will never forget. >> my daddy and m

all animals were out of the barn and no one was hurt. it took more than five hours to contain the flames. a milwaukee mother is accused of child abuse... allegedly subjecting her child did not need. 24-year old kiara key-are-uh patterson is charged with one count of 'physical abuse of a child.'prosecutors say she took her infant to four different hospitals and urgent care facilities a total of 21 times since birth. doctors say the child was fine. according to the criminal complaint, many of the tests and medical procedures that the infant underwent were invasive, painful and exposed the baby to radiation. the child was also allegedly 'given medication that may not have been necessary.' her lawyer said our story was too soon... and declined to comment. an off-duty milwaukee police officer is arrested for drunk driving-- and accused of rear ending a squad car. mpd confirms it happened saturday afternoon near 76th and florist. the squad car was stopped at an intersection-- when it was hit from behind. the driver turned out to be a 48-year-

look at this barn, you see that the wind took the roof right awch offof the barn, and i'm noe that one is going to be able to be >> a lot of barn roofs and a lot of fences down t's going to be a long clean-up. >> is it still technically a tropical storm? >> it is and it will probably cause big trouble in the southeast for labor day or tuesday, and all of the impacts that were bad were caused by a category 1 hurricane passing two miles to our west, this is not to scare people but imagine if citrus or pasco county, and you take the damage we had now and multiply it by 10 or 20. it would not be good at all. but the good news is it did not make land fall here. we've gone 3,966 days in between land falling hurricanes in florida. wilma, back in 2005, and hermine did it yesterday, the last time we had a hurri landfall in fella in a was wilma, a huge storm that caused all kinds of issues in south florida. and with these feeder bands, you don't see it like you did last night but there is definitely a pool of moisture over the pins peninsula, witne and with the hg they are going to move inland,

. >> reporter: the ce barnes stores has been a staple. this store owner said equipment, fertilize tore snack, soda and souvenirs. >> in the past two years we've done lot of work. >> reporter: the biggest change is the sale of a new product. >> deep river. >> reporter: the old country store is the first to spell alcohol. >> i think it's a wonderful thing. this store was here when i was said until barnes approached the subject he wasn't aware that alcohol could be sold in town because of convoluted county regulations. >> they had them research everything and found it was illegal to proceed. >> reporter: earlier this month barnes started selling mostly beer and wine and customers are happy to have the choice. >> they thanked us that they don't have grocery store to get it. >> i was looking at that blueberry wine and that looks awesome, so i will try that today. >> reporter: the town hopes to bring a restaurant to the hear soon and they know alcohol sales will be a factor. so they hope the work they have done will lay out the road for other b

luckily all animals were out of the barn and no one was hurt. it took over five hours to contain the blaze. shooting a teenager in the parking lot of wisconsin lutheran high school. last year police say 37-year-old michael riley shot a 15-year-old boy in the knee-- and grazed a teacher. according to court documents-- it all started when riley's daughter got into a fight with another student after a basketball game. riley faces several charges including first degree reckless injury. riley is scheduled to be in court at 8-30 this morning. an update now on the bomb attacks in new york and new jersey from over the weekend. the man suspected of planting bombs in those attacks has b ahmad khan rahami was arrested yesterday after a shootout with police in new york. rahami now faces 5 counts of attempted murder after that shootout. he is being held on a 5-point-2 million dollar bail. 29 people were injured after the bombings in new york. coming up later in the show we will have more on the charges rahami may face-- as well as the ongoing terror investig

. >> we spoke with political analyst stan barnes about the debate. tomorrow night is the first time the nominees will be debating in the same room. this is their chance to leave an impression on voters. the stakes in tomorrow's debate is higher than any other debate. here. there might be actual news being made here. there height be a reason to judge differently for a future vote so i think the stakes are higher with this race than any other debate we've had in our lifetime. >> as that debate takes place tomorrow, fox 10's john hook is live in new york giving us reports throughout the day and giving us reports online as well. you can go to fox 10 news now. you n live on monday night starting at 6:00 and stay with us for a special edition of fox 10 news right after the debate. >>> meantime, a tough day for cardinals' fans after the team took on the buffalo bills earlier this morning. >> let's get over to jude lacava with a look at today's game. >> reporter: cards fans want an explanation. this was the worst performance bruce arians said most of the wee

used to be a tobacco barn. my granddaddy built that. >> it was tobacco property? >> yeah, he did farming and tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for, because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents' a lot growing up. we gardened, and we had a big yard. a huge yard. >> you're a country girl? >> mm-hmm. >> but she had endured her share of heart ache even at a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried, then a few years later came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my granddaddy passed away on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> al

there is a beautiful barn. it is a red barn but it is all done in the distillery area a beautiful have a good time i can buy this and taken take on? >> you can taste it you can buy it and take home or you can sit here and consume craft beer. >> on friday and saturday you are were open until 11. >> yes. they open at noon check it out. >> there are all different types of bed and breakfast in the area. we always thought it is better to have a place of people come to that is better than when will come back to new day. why not make it a long weekend here in grand river valley stepping back in time explore the us state of the poly harper in. poly harper was the wife of robert harper we always make jokes about the dollar look on their faces and say let's see little over 18 years we've been open. the world comes to you which is interesting. initially, most of it came from that ring of youngstown overnight and do something different by the leg or visit the wineries. that is initially how it started with the bulk of the

barnes and another teenager in the car survived. barnes just got his license and they were coming back from playing basketball. patrick: a huge day for donald trump. first, meeting with mexico's president. then, delivering his address on immigration. tonight, he promised policy specifics. abc's lana zak has more. >> this was the speech undecided voters had waited to hear. >> i'm going to deliver a detailed policy address on one of the greatest challenges ng >> donald trump with his definitive plan on how he would handle immigration. >> we will enforce all of our immigration laws. >> trump focused on the deportation of law-breakers. >> zero tolerance for criminal aliens. zero. i am going to create a new special deportation task force focused on identifying and quickly removing the dangerous criminal illegal immigrants in america. to say he could work together with mexico's leader, but how that would ultimately shape up is still unknown. >> we did discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall. >> mexico's president, enrique

police say barns was speeding in a stolen car when he ran a red light and struck barns, sending her car into a building. morning and is being held on a $1 million bond. >> tia: 18 months probation and fines for the man accused of egging a euclid house more than 100 times. jason kosan received six months in prison but the judge then suspended that. the 31-year-old plead guilty to the charges last week. >> brian: a former stanford swimmer and convicted sex offender brock turner arrived at the greene county sheriff's office this morning. he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman year. now, he served three months of his six-month sentence, was released. turner returned home to the dayton area and must now register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. that is the mug shot right there that he posed for today. >> tia: well president obama is on an historic visit to the country of laos. >> brian: he's the first sitting president to visited isolated nation and is already in the middle of a diplomatic dispute. >> nobody but nobody -- >> reporter: it was a shocking insult

"how did that rooster get on top of the barn?" she wondered. "well," said peggy, her best hen friend, "i supposed he walked. he could not fly because the poultry protection league made "hmmm," said curious cow as she wandered into the barn, "let's see." she walked to a steep set of wooden stairs. "you can't go up there!" said friend hen, "because cows can't hop." "i wonder," mused yvonne, and she clattered up the steps like a mountain goat! then walked to the open door. yvonne had never seen the farm from this high up. it was then that farmer marv and son roger came out the kitchen door. yvonne saw their mouths make an 'o'! yvonne and peggy watched from a safe distance as the men constructed a long ramp out of plywood, old boards, tar paper and drywall screws. they had to set some hefty support posts in the muddy ground. "what do you think that is for?" wondered curious cow. "maybe it's a ski jump for the kansas barnyard olympics," suggested peggy. peggy was wrong. it took two plastic whip to push and shove yvonne to the door, over the edge and

the barn is not that clean, unfortunately. you have vast ungoverned spaces, even though isis is being rolled back in iraq and syria to some degr you have isis, an organization that didn't even exist when he became president, new forms of terrorism, on the other hand, you have to say this, and you say this about george w. bush, too, after 9/11 it's somewhat miraculous, but we have not had a 9/11-sized terror attack in the united states. and i do think that's somewhat miraculous given how far behind we were. so he is not handing off a perfect situation to his manageable situation still i think. >> miraculous, but the miracle didn't just happen. it's because of the work that lots and lots of people did to make it happen. i think we ought to acknowledge that today. >> dickerson: let me ask you, you write in your piece, "our imagination is limited to the day's headlines." policy-makers fight the war that made those headlines, not the war that might come next. you mentioned assault weapons. that's something that's been talked and bu

a 17-yead is facing charges in a deadlycrash that boys.a criminal complaint says donte barn was dring at spds of up to 80-miles an hour when he lost contol of his car.his car hit a tree and spt in half near 35th and keefe friday niit.two passengers died.barnes and a third passge four were all reled.family membs say barnes didn't lose control... they believe anothecar may have been involved. 1:01-1:14"a driver in another car... she was about to merge raffin t when she saw dante driving towards her which caused him to swerve around them and ich caused him to hit the tree." tree." the family says poli aren't aware of this other driver. barnes is facing two counts of homicide by negligent use of a 3 milwaukee police are investigating how a woman's car ended up wrapped around a tree.it happened dotown at the corner of jefferson and knapp just after 5 this morning.flight for life transported the driver, a 28-year-old woman, to the hospital.we're told she has serious injuries. 3 the milwaukee county medical examiner is investigating a poible co-sleeping death. police confirming for us that t

the woman tried to cover up with one of barnes dresses and barnes snatched it away. the naked burglars ran off... the woman was arrested. it appears they took jewelry and appliances... but fortunately they left the couch.<<<))) ((paul joncich)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. ((denise valdez)) >> the late show with stephen colbert is next with night./// >> and now on voter registration day, an important message from "late show"." listen. >> you need on vote. >> you need to vote. >> you really need on vote. >> you need to vote. v cause nose bleeds. >> it doesn't cause nose bleeds. >> it almost never causes nose bleeds. >> all those people in 2004 already had nose bleeds when they went in there. >> voting makes you strong. >> strong. >> strong. >> strong. >> i was strong enough to move my house. it's by the beach now. >> voting made my kids proud. >> proud. >> my kids were really proud. >> joseph gordon levitt's kids were really proud of me.

barnes: mr. president, would you describe your religious beliefs, noting particularly whether you consider yourself a born-again christian, and explain how these beliefs affect your presidential decisions? president reagan: well, i was raised to have a faith and a belief and have been a member of a church since i was a small boy. in our particular church, we did not use that term "born again," so i do not know if i would fit that particular term but i have, , thanks to my mother, god rest her soul, the firmest possible belief and faith in god. and i don't believe -- i believe, i should say as lincoln , once said, that i could not, i would be the most stupid man in the world if i thought i could confront the duties of the office i hold if i could not turn to someone who was stronger and greater than all others. and i do resort to prayer. at the same time, however, i have not believed that prayer should be introduced into an election or be a part of a political campaign, or religion a part of that

a judge hand down the sentence for caleb barnes.arnes stabbed 54-year-old cheryl slavonik while her 14-year-old daughter jamie watched. jamie pled guilty earlier this year and is serving a sentence of 35 years to life. barnes' attorney says his klein the will appeal. >>> 5:35. three people are recovering after being shot in philadelphia's point breeze neighborhood. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon at 1 th and wharton streets. a mother carrying her baby was hit along with a woman in her 60s. police took a man with a semiautomatic weapon that custody for questioning. the man has not been charged and police are still trying to figure out if he is the shooter. >>> the nation's oldest income plan is the offline this morning. this was scheduled, oyster creek plant was shut down so workers could do maintenance and refuel. oyster creek will close permanently in 2019. ♪ for the ramparts we watched >> if you watched the eagles game in chicago, you saw them all stand for the national anthem. three players did so while raising fists in

plaa who will be there.o will be the >> tucker barnes me, holly morris, allison seymour, kevinn mccarthy, your mom, your m, tad, your kids, we're alle're al going to be there. >> your cousins.>> you c >> your cousins too. t >> and your neighbors. >> them, too. t come join us. join us. it's going to be a lot of fun of and yes somebody is going to win that sweet ride. r it is nice. >> hope it's dry when theyit get out there gary mcgrady mra 'cause we got some storms.e s >> i'm going to stay hereer tomorrow morning i'm going tongo get this all buckled down.uc >> holding down that fort. that. >> exactly. make sure we can keep thishi crazy tropical system away awa from us for the holidayhe hol weekend. let's talk local here. we've had some showersen swe obviously we've had some some thunderstorms move through astor well. most of that strong activityct is moving off to the east andast to the northeast.th. here's where we are going nowoiw in terms of everything moving mv off to the east. e and as it does so, those -- i- think the thunderstorm threatora this morning is mainly over.ve of thunder

killinger, duncan-barnes was a 49-year-oldsh mother of t from maple heights, she's on he way home from a high school reunion when the accident pushe her car into a building killing her,wd in court today the prosecutor asked for the high bond . on september 3 man had his car stolen at gunpoint in one hour later , he was driving the vehicle crashin and killing a 49-year-old femal on the side of cleveland after the carjacking at west 33rd, ask that nobody 1 million bond cash assurity. is also brought out today that he had no prior felonies, he has been assigned both medical and psychiatric help.e bressi white house is tighteninghi its kitchen of the home stretch here in cleveland hillary clinton donald trump arrived within hours of each other monday appeared was carrying donald trump's press corps had to pull over as hillary clinton's went travelin by. on its way to luke easter park.. >> just look at the facts, educate yourself,, your friends or colleagues, because the kind of f bluster and while claims he makes about everybody and everything,w don't stand up to she spoke at luke easter p

. >> tyhir barns was shot in a west philadelphia basketball court. barnes had a passion for music and jonathan that you will helped develop his sound. two months after his death hall released a 16 song mix tape recorded by barnes titled legacy. >> i have always been supporting and pushing the music because he was that individual, he was that good, he was that individual. a lot of people talk nicely about people after they passed, and put on a show. i'm not putting on a show for nobody. this is the truth. i'm telling you about tyhir. >> reporter: for more information on how to purchase the mixed tape visit cbs philly.com. some of the proceed will go to his family. >>> from their rise to fame to the toll it took, new documentary the beatles eight days a week the touring years is hitting theaters. >> film contains never before seen footage. >> ♪ >> thanks to academy award winning film maker ryan howard a whole new generation will experience what the beat were also all b documentary includes a very familiar face to our area former channel six and veteran

a judge handed down a sentence for caleb barnes.s stabbed this woman to death last year while her 14-year-old daughter jamie watched. jamie pled guilty earlier this year and is serving a sentence of 35 years to life. barnes' attorney says his client will appeal. >>> three people are recovering this morning after being shot in philadelphia's point breeze neighborhood. the shooting happened yesterday at 18th and wharton streets. a mother carrying her baby was hit along with a woman in her 60s. right after the shooting police took a man with a semiautomatic weapon into custody for questioning. the man has not been charged. police are still trying to figure out if he is indeed the shooter. >>> 4:36. philadelphia cuts the ribbon on an innovative new middle school. this is in west philadelphia. the school will start with 90 students in grades five through eight. the science leadership academy high school is one of the highest-performing schools in the city. the new middle school hopes to follow into its footsteps. a permanent school is be

there are two barnes that you can see. day atd, i look every those barnes and think i might not have been here. this is theuess trade of a small town -- talk to some of the people from somerset county. they don't think they did anything great. their response was just phenomenal. people from any small town would have done it. maybe. maybe not. you don't know. the point of the story that is in the book, too, i think we all ask, what would we do in a situation like that? we are under pressure. how would we react. tom burnett is certainly one of the people. he talked to his wife about gettysburg and he said, i wonder if i would have the courage to do that. obviously, he did. i think all of us ask that question and you don't know. i wrote about the other three but i don't think in any way be people on the other three flights were less brave. they didn't have the information. they did not have the time. the people on flight 93 did have the time. they did have the knowledge. it is awe-inspiring and incredible and bewildering but

. >> both presidential nominees met with benjamin netanyahu political analyst, stan barnes about the upcoming debate. it is the first time the nominees will debate in the same room. barnes says it will be their chance to leave an impression on voters who haven't decided who they are going to vote for. the stakes are higher at tomorrow's debate than any other. >> i think voters believe there might be history made here. there might be actual news being made here. th judge differently for a future vote. i think the stakes are higher than with this race than any other debate that we've had in our lifetime. >> we will be there to cover the debate. john hook is live in new york and he will give streaming video on the sites and on the air at fox 10 news right after the debate. >>> certainly feels like fall outside. nice, crisp air out there. we could see a chance for rain in our forecast. i will give you the details >>> we're getting to the time of year where your job is just fun. >> you get to tell people how nice it is going to be, generally speaking. >> i get to be the bearer of good new

everyone wishryos tucker barnes a happy birthday. you want onyou ca your birthday.y. i morning so my hair is a little l flat. we're all having our own own problems today.lemsay. if you're heading out on thisn labor day morning trafficff looking good on 295 bw parkway inbound. we have lanes blocked on new york avenue out in the northeast section of the d on new ohe district. we'll look at that next. keep it to fox5 newews'l mornini we got you covered. >> ♪ although just 4 foot 8, simone biles is packed with power. that's why she trusts tide pods. she knows small can be powerful. tide. number one rated. taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. for all your sides. steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. america runs on dunkin'. >> ♪ >> straight ahead at 7:000 hermine putting a damper on on millions of labor day plans asls she s

it's an eight-sided barn. so now there's something new in here, and i can't figure out what it is, so we're gonna discover this together. it's an odd-ball place called malted meeple. well i'm starting to untangle this mystery right now, of the malted meeple. - [jim] jim reed. - [david] you're jim reed, are you in charge of all these people here? - i think in charge might be a little too strong of a term, but yeah, something like that. - so jim, i remember this barn from when i was a kid, i was telling them outside that this octagon barn, and this is sort of an octagon idea you got here, right? what is the malted meeple? - [jim] well the malted meeple is northeast ohio's first board game cafe, and we strive to give people a great place and a great way to spend quality time with friends and family. we have a library of over 150 board games. hand-crafted milkshakes. - are these kid's games, adult's games? - these are a little bit of everything. there's actually a huge variety of games, that are called hobby games

that god is going to take care of this student, i mean, he is going to take care of it. >> shirley barnes leaves behind a seven -year-old daughter and a grown child. the teen suspect is due in court tomorrow morning. >> no information tonight about a standoff between twinsburg police and a barricaded suspect who took his own life after killing a summit county man. the standoff unfolded on sunday identified as 58 -year-old bob waltzer, shot a northfield man, 57 -year-old jerry robinson, who had shown up uninvited. robinson was taken to the cleveland clinic, where he was pronounced dead. neighbors say by the time police arrived bobblehead barricaded himself inside his home. after four hours, tear gas was fired into the home and the swat team discovered that walser had taken his own life. >> neighbor say it appears that walser and the victim wore in love with the same woman. and they believe that is what triggered the violence. in just 63 days in areas will head to the polls to choose a new president. as always, ohio is a key battleground state in the race for the white house. both candidate

today with fred barnes, next.s, next. and it's no smooth sailing for ♪(banjo) ♪ooooh ♪i hope the days come easy and the moments pass slow♪ ♪and each road leads you where you want to go♪ ♪and if you're faced with a choice and you have to choose♪ ♪i hope you choose the one that means the most to you♪ ♪and if one door opens to another door closed♪ ♪i hope you keep on walkin till you find the window♪ ♪if it's cold outside, show the world the warmth of your smile♪ ♪but more than anything ♪more than anything ♪my wish for you ♪is that this life becomes all that you want it to♪ ♪your dreams stay big, your worries stay small♪ ♪you never need to carry more than you can hold♪ ♪and while you're out there gettin where you're gettin to♪ ♪i hope you know somebody loves you♪ ♪and wants the same things too♪ ♪yeah, this is my wish ♪may all your dreams stay big david hillary clinton is going to be traveling very soon on same plane with the press who cover her, that begins next week. it's been 273 days since mrs. clinton last held a

today with fred barnes, next.oth sailing for ♪i believe, i believe ♪believe we're still worth the fight♪ ♪you'll see there's hope for this world tonight♪ ♪i believe, i believe ♪yeah ♪rock guitar david hillary clinton is going to be traveling very soon on same plane with the press who cover her, that begins next week. it's been 273 days since mrs. clinton last held a news conference. democratic nominee avoiding not just the media, but also theic,s in august, all of august, and attending at least 37 fundraisers. donald trump, meanwhile, held at least 37 rallies and attended 15 fundraisers. joining me now, fox news contributor fred barnes. well, fred, i guess with news hike today, you don't want a press conference, do you? [laughter] >> no. she obviously doesn't want one. you know, the strategy of hillary clinton has been to have a low profile, to stay in the background to make donald trump the issue, that he'll be front and center, and she can just take pot shots at him. well, that's not working right now, because h

but the owners are planning to tear the old barn down because of the cost of repair. that means animeals has to find a new place, on a tight budget. " we're very, very concerned about getting this ready in 60 spreading the word. seeing what they can do for us." the group delivers food to about 410 cats and dogs in the area each month. one linn county flower shop spread kindness through the gift of six roses. pecks in hiawatha hosted its annual good neighbor day yesterday. the shop gave participants six free roses all day until they ran out. it encouraged people to keep one rose for themselves and hand out the rest to a neighbor, friend or stranger. "it's a very happy day. we have a lot of repeat customers that come every year. we kinda threw them off a little bit by changing the week. but they started calling and saying 'when is good neighbor day?' " participants were also encouraged to bring in donations for the linn community food bank. good neighbor day has been a peck's tradition for more than 20 years. the galaxy note 7 recall might be just the beginning for sams

matt barnes said he banged rihanna. >> drake is weighing in on the matt barnes feud? >> yes, if drake's going to be mad at every person she had sex with, he better buy a lot of jerseys! [laughter] announcer: and now we return to our list of things we thought would never happen but did! what can we add today? >> taylor swift and calvin

an organization that helps feed pets feared the loss of a barn would close its doors. quick-thinking and a generous offer is now allowing ani-meals to continue morning thunderstorm s over extreme northeast iowa and southwest wisconsin through the early morning hours. while not severe, some heavy rainfall is likely and may lead to localized flash flood concerns. highs will be tricky sunshine, but low 80s northeast and upper 80s southwest should be a good compromise at this time. later tonight into tonight, areas of thunderstorms should blossom again, especially towards northwest iowa. this activity should sink south into the area overnight carrying a heavy rain risk with it. dry weather is still on track for partly cloudy and humid, with a chance of storms, mainly north. wind: s 5-15. high: 87 tonight: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. isolated heavy amounts possible. wind: s 5-15. high: 83 tom. night: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 64 cedar rapids non- told you ani- meals was in danger of shutting down. the owners of its current

greg barnes is showing us what's happening in fayetteville... but we start with joel brown live in raleigh. we were there for that eagerly- awaited gas delivery... and another one on capital boulevard tonight. ---ad lib--- --rob tanker nats-- we don't typically use breaking news one to following gas tanker trucks... but we trailed this one from highway 70 to i-40... because on this night-- it was carrying what felt like liquid gold. when arrived to resupply the empty exxon at the handee hugo on road in north raleigh-- it could barely squeeze into the parking lot-- -- because the line of cars trying to fill up at the valero next door. - "i guess i lucked out. i really did. somebody was watching over me. because i don't know, i wouldn't have been able to make it home - laugh-" andrew brockl just arrived from new jersey-- and his raleigh girlfriend hadn't warned him-- about the alabama gas pipeline break-- that touched off the crisis. - "and i was coming to visit her and i was not expecting this. so, kind of surprised." to the speedway gas station

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a 71-year-old man and drove the stolen car for miles before crashing into it into shirley duncan-barnes car killing her. her family is working to make sense of it all. >> come from your and someone take your life. >> heartbroken and grieving after losing his older sister. charlie duncan can't understand why someone would do this. >> they took someone away who is dear to me. >> 19-years-old brian burnes , jr. carjacked a man at the festival at gunpoint and drove the stolen car across town and ran a red light and crashed into shirley duncan-barnes car on lee this building. a memorial of teddy bears and flowers sit atop the boarded up brick. >> everything about her was right. nothing wrong or out of place. >> the night of the crash shirley was home from her 30-year class reunion. >> people are so cruel. a life has been taken. >> reporter: duncans tell me shirley leaves behind a young daughter who charily says is staying strong. >> right about now. burnes faced a judge with a swollen and bruised face. >> i am glad they got you. i will be there to see you. >> he has been charged with aggrava

simpson says someone stole a chain saw and leaf blower from his barn. they found a wallet belonging to the man. he says he was in the barn but didn't steal anything but was a chain saw found not far from his home. >>> this is a live look at i-4 at mcintosh road. one lane of traffic starting to move slowly after a box truck overturned. the driver has minor injuries. small containers of antifreeze spilled on to the road. just last month, abc action news uncovered new numbers showing crashes in the area have gone up 50% in just four years. >>> all new at 6:00 are, the dozens of stolen debit card on the university of central florida campus. officials saying in the past few days, ten people filed fraud reports and there are dozens more who have been victims but have not filed a report yet. ucf police think the fraud is happening on campus, including the student union. the news comes avenue -- comes after the data breach last year at the school. people should check accounts immediately. >>> sorry i tased you. it is a sparking a lawsuit. the woman was shot by

burns junior frame burns junior sped through the leave harvard area, crashed into shirley duncan barnes and knocking her into a building. >> she was a good sister to me. she was there for me. i almost died in january and shirley was there every day. >> yet he has learned the suspect had to go to the at first please had no idea who he was he had no id on him. and it seems this could have been worse. listen to a woman in another car here at the time of the crash. >> my daughter was coming up the road when he came by so fast he shook her car. my question was why was you going so fast? what was your hurry. >> to a man went to a church festival, a woman to a high school reunion and now a teenager may have to pay for causing so much pain >> and violent kind of guy. you know. penitentiary for 20-30 years. >> that god is going to take care of this student, i mean, he is going to take care of it. >> shirley barnes leaves behind a seven -year-old daughter and a grown child. the teen suspect is due in court tomorrow morning. >> no information tonight about a standoff between twinsburg police and a

barnes & noble lowered future guidance citing challenges in the consumer sector. we have scott martin and james freeman of "the wall street journal." makes me very sad. i love books, an bookstores. you go there, looks like they will be dinosaurs pretty soon, right? >> well it is tough to compete with amazon. it is tough retail market generally. they're blaming the old regime. they fired their ceo a few weeks ago. david: that is always what they say, right. blame the guy who is out of there. >> basically saying he cut in the wrong places. took people off the shop floor. he cut inventory. maybe better way to go was look in the back office. david: what about these nooks? i would like to believe the nook sales that drew barnes and noble down, not the bookstores? >> yeah. i mean the nook has had a tough time due to competition. amazon fire caught up or had a fighting chance. i appreciate your sentiment about bookstores. david: yeah. >> the other problem with that, david, tell you what, man, 10, 15 years have they really changed that much? that is the funny thing they s

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