he says -- his name is john barr. he says they're sort of stuck between a rock and hard spot when it comes to guests staying here and trapped behind me. floodwaters. here, let me explain why. the road you see in front here is las vegas boulevard. on the other side is nellis airforce base. suites use this easement to enter here. they pass through a private property with an empty bar called the 25 club. you can see it over here. he also explains that this bar has been empty for years. barr tells me they're trying to figure out if it's the sole responsibility of the 25 club's owner to clean up the water or theirs or if it's shared. barr also explains another issue is this retention basin on the other side of the wall that you see right there is that retention basin on the other side of the wall. and when that spills over it gets too full. >> on the other side of this wall at the v.a. hospital there's a retention basin. and as you can see drainage that drains into this area. it's seeping through the wall as well right now

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. >> reporter: this is the site that michelle barr came into thursday morning. five tale investigates -- tailgates missing from the lot. >> we're a small business and when this happens, it is kind of devastating. >> reporter: as you can see here in the surveillance video during the early morning hours around 2:30, thieves stole the five tailgates. them taking them off and lining them up while another person driving a black toyota 4runner backs up to load them. >> the delay of selling the trucks and finding the exact color and model of the trucks to replace will take a while. >> reporter: they are offering a $5,000 reward to anyone arrest. >> we have a solid look at the vehicle so the vehicle is not a standard vehicle. you can see it on the video, it kind of stands out. got a good chance of finding the guys. >> reporter: barr says the cancel is in the process of hiring a security guard to patrol the grounds here of their dealership because of this incident. if you have any information on this theft, you're asked to call police. reporting live, danielle miller, fo

. >> up next on american history tv, rutgers university economics professor jason barr discusses hisk "building the sky line: the birth and growth of manhattan strikers whose -- skyscrapers." we hear about the economic history behind the skyscrapers and lower and midtown manhattan and learn why there's a gap in the iconic sky line. the skyscraper museum of new york city hosted this event. it's about an hour. >> first i would like to thank

and as n-b-c's alice barr shows us -- the education goes experts stress this is not about diagnose or treat mental illness... it's learning to recognize the signs, then refer to professional a rare sight in italy albino sea turtle was born! even more rare - this little guy was a conjoined twin when it hatched. unfortunately - only one survived. this turtle has a tough battle ahead of it. they can grow up to three feet long. but without the ability to use color as camoflauge, albino turtles can't hide from predators. this is considered a "loggerhead' sea turtle -- which are also an endangered species. scene from a different era... a tall ships festival is underway in duluth, minnesota. well -- except for the giant rubber duck -- that's not exactly historically accurate. other than that - the ships are all replicas of vessels that are centuries old. they sail into the harbor behind a water cannon ship - and pass right under a lift bridge. the festival runs through this sunday. 4:30... but we hav unrelenting -- rising waters in louisiana now moving south. at least 13 dead thousands of ho

so jayson, it warms up by monday. >>> big problems around barr lake and brighton. i'm seeing now from airtracker7 they foundda vehicle here just off the side of the highway. so this is i-76 near they have it closed down. this is the first time i'm seeing it as well as you llve on tv. they found this blue vehicle here up against the trees. they have a death investigation that they're -- okay, we'll go to b then. go to the map. this is the eastbound -- sorry, eastbound side of i-76, westbound. westbound is what's closed down here at 136th avenue. they're investigating a death most folks are going to sable, heading south to i-76. you can get over to i-85 to get around it that way. that is wide open basically all the way past 104th. this area will be closed down for many hours. expect a big delay here coming down from that section of brighton. everything else around town is typical. minor accident around colorado and virginia, but that's now gone. 225 very typical as well. the big story now is up along i- 76. going on there. >>> thank you. uber is helping you donate to

guillain barre is associated with a number of viruses, influenza, bacteria like campylobacter to see an increase is guillain barre is not surprising in something we always expect to read what about zika in the united states? united states as you know also includes puerto rico and i learned a lesson in that when i was briefing president obama in the situation room at i was talking about the united states and he said timeout tony, puerto rico is in the united states. sorry mr. president. the reason is there are are american citizens having a terrible time right now. they are in the middle of an outbreak that is going to be or already is bad and is going to be a serious situation because what happened with them in 2014 is that 25% of the population got infected. if you look at the potential importation so here's the quick of the problem. there are 200 plus million who journey back and forth from united states to areas of local transmission of zika. which means in this is something people are starting to appreciate now, the difference between a travel related case and a local traveling c

and bunch of girls around the barre. it was the first place i felt at home. >> reporter: at 10 auditioned and was accepted at royal ballet school, white lodge, a boarding school in richmond park, up until then he kept his dancing secret from class mates. >> i want to an all boys prep school. my head master was so proud one of his students had been accepted into the big institution. he announced it in school assembly one morning. i still had six months to go at the school. so, my secret was out. it was, it was a pretty, pretty hellish six months. i was teased yeah. >> reporter: wheeldon lived at white lodgeet it was competitive and grueling. students here spend four to five hours a day dancing and have to reaudition every year. in his time, wheeldon was taught by a tough old school russian ballet master. >> he was strict with us. he picked me up by my hair once, wasn't jumping high enough. i don't think i will ever forget that. >> reporter: did you ever want to quit? >> i don't think so. and i knew that. ? ? >> reporter:

zika preparedness...while also adding to the scare, the c-d-c says the link between zika and giullain-barre syndrome is growing stronger. this syndrome can cause total paralysis. today president obama will be in baton rouge to take a look at the deadly and destructive flooding there. 13 people died in the flooding and tens of thousands of people were displaced by the high water. the president declared a major available for home repairs...temporary housing and other assistance programs. the white house says the federal response to the flooding has already been much more effective than the initial response to hurricane katrina. just in this morning...stanford university officials say hard liquor is now prohibited at undergraduate on- campus parties. beer and wine is still o-k. the change comes after former stanford swimmer brock turner was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman after they both drank at a campu uproar when a judge sentenced turner to six months in jail. good morning las vegas... time now is x:xx --- :01-03"nats of rain" take a look at the rain and hail coming down in the nor

first down nathan hale, quarterback michael johnson throws a bomb to receiver brandon barr for the touchdown. that was an impressive catch. hale up 7-0. johnson hands off to running back thomas hines for the touchdown. over in sussex tonight, hamilton hosting the cedarburg bulldogs. early on, on fourth down, the chargers go for it, and it works. vick mirasola, a 30-yard touchdown run. hamilton in front 7-0, but the bulldogs bark back in the second quarter. patrick hoffman with the nice bounce, and look at him go. cedarburg in front 10-7, but a big second half for hamilton and jackson colap. two long touchdown runs. a 56-yarder and this 49-yard run touchdown run to put the chargers ahead for good. hamilton wins, 28-24. still more to come on week two of operation football, including memorial. >> you are watching operation football on wisn 12. announcer: you are watching operation football on wisn behave for uncle pete. bye, see you guys later. [boys screaming] now time warner cable makes your internet go faster. up to 50 megs. are you having fun? yeah it's ok. it's good. in-home wifi powered b

right now i have pretty steady rain in barre and royalston over to brookfield. we will have to watch for any flood advisories issued because it is coming down pretty heavily in those spots and very close to the worcester area. worcester at 63 degrees right now. leominster at 64. and you will see those showers move in. still dry in spots like marlborough at 65. mid-60s in lexington and 68 degrees in boston. dry weather southeastern mass, and this is likely my dry spot for most of the day. patchy rain at 7 a.m. noontime, 73 and mostly cloudy. slow clearing during the afternoon and likely dry. i will take to you the hot spots today coming up. back over to julie for live drive time traffic. >> julie: no hot spots quite yet in the traffic department. things looking good north of the pike. route 1. average speed 66 miles per hour. just a mile over the speed limit. we will take it. expressway also looking good the live drive times. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 10 minutes on the expressway. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the we

he was forced to land on the sand barr in the middle of almost 39 square miles of water. a landing that the pilot says was no easy fete. >> once i touched down i sank into the soft advantaged inches with the helicopter skids so it was a soft so he was lucky that he was able to roll it and gets it slowed down enough before he sank into otherwise he would have flipped it over. >> ryan: once the plane was hooked up it was a quick flight about 15 minutes back to the orange airport. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> jadiann: next -- >> reporter: a chance for rain but the weekends is looking great. >> reporter: next it's been a busy weekend. the patriots making a trade but the trade ads depth to the pat's defensive front. we'll tell you who is heading to new engla kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and he

jose gonzalez, among 34 on the island with zika, who then got guillain-barre syndrome, which then causes paralysis. >> it's like having chrone's. >> reporter: on friday, one man with zika died with that syndrome. today florida's governor asked for federal dollars for the fight in miami. the president had requested 1.9 billion, >> the president had requested $1.9 billion. but the funding got caught up in partisan politics, meantime dr. fauci says louisiana and texas may be the next areas where zika may be revealed. >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> to presidential politics now and questions swirling around donald trump and his stands on immigration, one of his signature issues. is he backtracking on his so-called deportation force to round up 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. and force them to leave the country. >> reporter: in 14 months of campaigning, donald trump has made one thing abundantly clear. >> we will work with them, they have to go. yes, they're going to be deported. either we have a country or we don't. you're going to have a deportation force and you're going to

barr: grateful for the opportunity to discuss my research and the book itself. today, going to give -- i'm going to give one slide on the book itself. very quick overview. just talk about some of the ain topics and the key themes. one thing. could you keep me on time? perfect. the majority of the time we'll focus on one specific question, which is, why does the

m armed new drilling technology, producers struck black gold in the field bumping out record barrs of crude around the clock. all of the rigs required worker and they went on hiring spree. i remember first time i made $50,000 a year i thought it was amazing. but, the first time i made $200,000 a year, you know, i thought i was donald trump. you know? >> lone star state alone 2009 and 2011 story of u.s. pro tireses is for the last four decades has been one of unmitigated production and enthusiasm. very enthusiasticcly producers borrowed and indevelopment and continued to grow their production in the u.s. and there was market for that oil. until there was not. >> all of that texas tea flooded the market and the basic law ofs supply and demand kicked in. too much oil brought prices crashing down. so while drivers celebrate cheap gas, williams is one of 72,000 texans who are out of work as the rigs have disappeared. and piping underway at blue chip energy companies which reported 58% drop in fourth quarter earnings. chevron reported fist quarterly losses in 13 years. and b. p. says it wil

it's th josh: henry owens was supposed to pitch for the pawsox against the scranton wilkes barre yankees last night. probably wishes he did, because major league hitters owned owens all day today in detroit. after making it through two innings unscathed, jd martinez, who has worn out sox pitching all weekend, dunks this in the corner. 2-0 tigers. the run hit the top of the wall this shot. now 5-0 tigers. two guys on base in the fifth. now 8-0 tigers. owens gives up eight over 5, 5 walks. andrew bening follows up his major league triple, cutting it from 10 to five. fans are cheering they will home runs against their pictures. he finishes with 23. the blue jays, big heroes for cleveland on friday night. jose ramirez give the indians a lead and no offensive heroics in the night for toronto on this day. the indians win it, 3-2. more ground. they are two games back. the rays are 17 back and will host the red sox and a four-game series tomorrow night. tomorrow -- tonight on sportscenter five ot, we talk about the death star battle in new england, and the injury roster and what positions are lo

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una vez que pasen las tormentas de frente frÍo barre el calor y la temperatura van a bajar unos cuantos. bienvenido ese fresco. conductor: en puerto rico autoridades cuestionaron porque no se ha dado conocer la cifra exacta de bebÉs nacidos con encefalitis. >>le saludaba silvia conde, divo de juÁrez recibe un merecido tributo. seguimos el paso a paso el Último adiÓs a juan gabriel. conductor: estatura de la salud estÁn investigando porque no reportan los bebÉs con encefalitis. >>el departamento de salud ordenÓ investigar a los ginecÓlogos, porque se teme que no estÁn reportando los casos de mujeres embarazadas, cuyos retos Éste presenten daÑos. esta orden surge despuÉs de la conformaciÓn de la isla de tres infantes con trastorno estos casos no coincidÍan con la informaciÓn que tenÍan apartamentos solo. uno de los mÁs importantes nexos comerciales de puerto rico y el pÚblico mexicana estÁn paralizado. provocÓ que mÁs de 500 pasajeros abandonaron la nave. busco una nave sustituta, tratÁndola siempre personas que prefieren usar esta opciÓn de transporte mucho mÁs econÓmica que un aviÓn, te

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weekend celebrity supporters, ashton kutcher and jason george helped out clinton's campaign while barre baa streisand hit send to raise cash. clinton has been carefully preparing her responses to meet debate time limits. her advisers call tr adversary. >> it's going to be difficult. you're going to have to prepare for many different trumps. well-behaved, modest trump. i doubt we'll see that. kind of off the rail trump. >> holding fewer public events right now as ve raises money, clinton will call on her most famous surrogates, president obama and joe biden campaign without her in the next couple weeks. >> there are going to be a lot of eyes on those debates. now to the tropics where there are several systems threatening parts of the gulf and east coast. meteorologist raphaelmy ran did is tracking it for us. >> we're tracking three storms in the atlantic. one a major hurricane. that's gast tone moving out to see. but depressions 8 and 9 will affect the southeast. this is the one we have been tracking day after day. it finally got better organized today. winds at 3 waters of the gulf of m

going back to the west, we are seeing a couple of 60s around fitchburg and barre and auburn. 70 in worcester this morning and the dew point down to 62 there. that is not too bad. but you see those 70s. chatham, nantucket, the vineyard. again that is where it feels on the tropical more oppressive side. the hour-by-hour foca temperatures will warm up quickly. we will have partly cloudy skies. a mix of clouds and sun for the morning, and then you will see temperatures in the upper 80s by noontime today. and then hitting those highs right around 90 in places like lowell. in worcester, not as warm. of course higher elevation here, and you will see temperatures at 80 degrees at 10:00 in the morning and highs in the middle to upper 80s this afternoon at best. so the afternoon numbers four. warmest here around lawrence and brookline. you should get a little breeze at the coast. rockport, only the upper 70s for you today. we will be around 80, nantucket, 89, plymouth. way better than the upper 80s than you had yesterday. right now tracking a few leftover clouds and a couple of big rumbles in the even

don says 1.15 and in barre mass a inch and boston ended up with 9/10 as well. we have not had that much in a long, long time. these are the current temperatures close to 80 southeastern massachusetts. with that patchy if youy clouds and nothing to worry about the rest of the day or all of this week of the as cool dry air comes out of canada. dew points have been dropping the low and middle 70s. yesterday we knew the system would pack punch in the early morning hours but never suspected it could produce a tornado. it was going get a shot of energy in the atmosphere and did do that and got energized this morning. dew points in the 40s. it's going to feel refreshing this afternoon watch dew points go down and time stamp and down in the 40s and stay in the 40s tomorrow. and may go bag up to the 50s getting into wednesday and that's how nice it is going to be. hi maybe higher to the south but look at the low temperatures tonight as they fall down to the upper 50s around boston and many of the suburbs low a middle 50s but some of the places in the deeper valley areas

reported increased cases of guillain- barr? syndrome. it's a neurological disorder that causes muscle weakness and numbness. this year, 34 patients with the syndrome also had evidence of zika, or similar virus infection. in the u.s., the c.d.c. has set up a registry to follow pregnant women who have been infected with zika, as many as 580 so far. james, around the country, 16 babies have been born already with zika-related birth defects. >> brown: david begnaud, thank you so much. in the presidential campaign, republican donald trump holds a private fund-raiser in nevada tonight. trump has spent the last few days walking back from some of his positions on immigration, but in doing so, does he risk alieng dean reynolds is following the trump campaign in las vegas. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> reporter: donald trump handily won nevada caucuses earlier this year back when his stand on illegal immigration was simple-- mass deportation and a big, new wall. >> we won with young. we won with old. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educate

chilly in spots like barre at 48 degrees. worcester at 55. 58 in leominster. 48 in londonderry, new hampshire and new boston, new hampshire, 49 degrees. upper 40s r new hampshire as well, and reading at 51. lexington and natick at 53 degrees. walpole, 54. of course the city center always a little warmer and boston is in the 60s. more 60s over the cape and the vineyard down to 59 degrees. duxbury down to 58. i think on average, most of you are going to see 50s out there this morning. 7 a.m. temperature about 54 degrees. so a little bit cool. i am not going to say cold out there, but it will be cool enough that a lot of you end

. >> reporter: paul rose says there are also ideas floating around the country about barr r barriers to separate the operators from customers. that hasn't been discussed in san francisco. >> pretty stressful job. there's more good passengers than bad. >> reporter: for the bad ones, if they're caught, they could face up to five years for assault. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> san francisco police are investigating an armed robbery on muni last night. it happened about 8:45 p.m., in the bayview district. where they woboarded a bus and held a knife on a 23-year-old man and demanded his backpack containing a cell phone and tablet and they forced the victim to get off the bus. >>> tweeting out this picture of a stolen car, police arrested three people and found quite a bit of property, as you can see. all traced to several car burglaries in the city. >>> a warning tonight for iphone users, update your software immedia immediately. a vulnerability could allow hackers to take complete control of your phone. they discovered company selling malware that could infect your pho

this happened on i-76 near 136th, not far from barr lake state park. her body found a half-mile away from the crash scene. cbs 4's melissa garcia is life there now to explain exactly what happened. melissa? >> reporter: police say after that woman crashed her car along i-76, just down there, that she actually started walking along the interstate when you see the pole that she took down, it is hard to believe that she walked away from the first crash. police are trying to figure out why the woman behind the wheel of this blue subaru drove off the interstate early friday morning. she was driving eastbound on i- 76, just before 136th avenue, when she had a huge metal pole with this signposted, and quite literally, took the next right, right off the road and into the ditch. when she crashed into the brush, police say the woman who was around 50 years old, got out of her car and started wandering down the interstate. >> we did not have any original report of an accident this morning, we just have a report that 4:26 and 4:54 of the female walking along the r

for that plane to be able to, it appears to have skidded along the sand barr there in the middle of the reservoir. so it appears this pilot was able to bring the plane down. contact mass state police and now the question is what exactly happened? how are they going to get the plane off of the sand bar? we'll keep an eye on things here. this is on the quabbin jadiann, you have more information on this. >> jadiann: mass state police tweeted out in a the pilot reported engine problems prior to landing. they pull in all caps the plane didn't crash. he wasn't planning on landing there but it wasn't a crash. he did put the plane down on the sand bar. they're getting authorities involved. >> anchor: see how they get the plane out of there. of this and keep you updated. >> jadiann: coming up wildfires burning out of control out west. what's making the blaze even harder to contain. >> reporter: fantastic late summer day. more sunshine for tomorrow. forecast up next. >> anchor: more than $200,000 stolen from a car dealership, police concerned this could be connected it a narrator: let's put this

barre at 79 and for the cape and islands chatham 75 and edgartown at 78. looks like a great beach day. again mostly sunny skies water temperatures low 70's with the air stretch in the upper 70's to around 80 degrees. low tide at 9: 35 "the eyes of tammy faye" tomorrow morning. high tide at 3:50 in the afternoon and seas running about one to two feet. so there you crisp and dry and comfortable wednesday lots of sunshine. it will be noticeably warmer on wednesday so here comes that warmup. again this touch of fall is just come and go. where did you go. it's gone? upper 80's wednesday afternoon but low humidity. tropics this is the time of year where tropics wake up and would have topical depression fee ona at 35 miles per hour. this will stay a depression and stay out over the fish between bermuda and not carolina and two other areas of disturbed weather. this clump of thunderstorms may depression over the next several days. this one became a tropical depression. this is tropical depression number 7 and this likely goes on to become gaston over the next four

chilly in spots like barre at 48 degrees. worcester at 55. 58 in leominster. 48 in londonderry, new hampshire and new boston, new hampshire, 49 degrees. upper 40s r new hampshire as well, and reading at 51. lexington and natick at 53 degrees. walpole, 54. of course the city center always a little warmer and boston is in the 60s. more 60s over the cape and the vineyard down to 59 degrees. duxbury down to 58. i think on average, most of you are going to see 50s out there this morning. 7 a.m. temperature about 54 degrees. so a little bit cool. i am not going to say cold out there, but it will be cool enough that a lot of you end dress in layers because by noontime, 75 degrees with sunshine. about 80 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. humidity is going to be perfect today and down to 72 degrees at 7:00 this evening. so today's forecast going anywhere from the upper 70s to lower 80s. it is not a huge range around new england. a little cool to start, but sunshine ruling again today. a town by town look at some of the hot and cool spot

left locked in the car for about 30 minutes while his mother shopped at the price chopper in wilkes-barreridget banneck said she saw people gathered around the car. >> i saw the little boy with his hands up against the window. he was saturated. my first thought was get that kid out of the car. >> he noticed the window slightly cracked open. she was able to reach in and unlock the door. the boy is in the care of luzerne county children and youth and is doing fine. police plan to file charges against the mother for child endangerment and leaving a child unattended in a vehicle. >> also new, two men risk their lives to save a stranger in the sinking car. police say the driver had a medical emergency and trove his cadillac into the michigan lake yesterday. the rescuers saw what happened and dove into the water. someone on the shore threw rocks at them tow they could try to break the car windows. >> somebody needed help. just kind of, you know, got to help him out. >> reporter: you didn't even give it a thought. >> not even a thought, nope. >> police arrived a few minutes later using an ax to

their van broke down and it is barr-reeve cars to make shuttles to those activities. >> we had a little difficulty >> reporter: despite that crunch, they have not stop services. that daily pickup is the only option. >> we are having to take more vehicles out and use our own personal vehicles. it is a challeege to find one that's in our budget because we areefunded through medicaid. >> reporter: there holding fundraisers to try to buy a new car and they're pick out that you van pretty soon.>>> if you would like to help them out, we have a link on www.thedenverchannel.com it is back to school vaccination time but not every parent is on board with their mandated vaccinations. what group is circulating this online petition. there fighting some of the language used in the opt out form. some parents believe they have >> the wording compels parents to have to admit somethiig that is it true. because of their choosing what they think is best for their own child.>> we reached out to the health department about this petition but they did not respond. >>> the controversy continuing over the robber