though get a shoe shopping trip to bloomingdale's with parker in a seated new york city ballet. for spots for the act tober six tour are available on tuesday september 26. money will go to the new york city ballet. that's a look at the headlines were chasing. >> what we saw over the weekend was more than 200 nfl players deciding to take the political protest to the field and take it out on the national anthem of lake. i think it was an absolute disgrace. what was worse was the steelers coach, mike tomlin asking his team to stay locker room. i guess to stay out of it but if you're not standing up and respecting the country then he was man not at the protesters disrespecting this great country, instead, he was mad at his left tackle who was a former army ranger decorated, serving his country. the guy earned a bronze star serving us in our liberty and mike was mad because he didn't get a hundred% in the locker room. that's outrageous. i'm done with nfl, there's plenty of other choices out there. if you want to look at the real problems in america those problems are economic. it's a

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you'll start off at bloomingdale's before grabbing fro-yo. >>> we go to the best and worst dressed athletewton. he looked like he visited three different prom tux shops and each time took the first thing he saw. >> i don't think the outfit would win for best dressed. this is carson palmer for the cardinals. he showed up in a unicorn uniform to which i respond, what's wrong with that? >> this is typical. that's you when you walk in the office. >>> making news in america this morning, crisis in puerto rico. conditions there are growing desperate as the governor pleads for help. plus maria is not going away. now setting its sights on the east coast. >>> breaking overnight, a fast-moving wildfire rages on in southern california. threatening home evacuations under way as firefighters struggle to control this fire. >>> a possible kidnapping caught on camera. new video appears to show a woman grabbed off the street and forced into a car. hear what investigators are saying. >>> and the cowboys, america's team, taking a knee with owner, jerry jones. the latest show of solidarity, and why one player

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they get a free pair shoes at bloomingdale's and they will had to performance of the new york city ballet. there are only four spots available for this tour and it cost $400. all the money will be going to the new york city ballet where parker is a board member. >> there's still time to see the legal part people art exhibit in downtown la. due to popular demand the exhibit will remain open to the end of the month. a feature six human forms made entirely out of legos. they will sit down and interact with the sculptures. the exhibit is free and open to the public. >>> coming up lebron james maybe welcoming an old friend to cleveland. mark will have the news on the new is cavalier a little later in sports. >>> a marcus here was sports and people still talking about the tough game that the raiders had on sunday. >> it was a blowout. >> i think that is what a lot of fans are still doing about that performance on national television. yesterday the offense took a beating. derek carr turn the ball over many times even on their first possession. a couple interceptions the defense did not have anyt

you'll start off at bloomingdale's before grabbing fro-yo.ap off the evening with new york city ballet. >>> let's talk fashion and move on to the nfl's best and worst dressed athlete. cam newton. he looked like he visited three different prom tux shops and each time took the first thing he saw. >> i don't think the outfit would win for best dressed. but not this week. check this out. this is carson palmer for the cardinals. he showed up in a unicorn uniform to which i respond, what's wrong with that? >> this is typical. that's you when you walk in the office. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." puerto rico's governor is calling for more help. recovering from hurricane maria. he said the island isitarian worst catastrophe in history. >>> and "monday night football." the dallas cowboys knelt down on the field before the game with the cardinals. the cardinals stood arm in arm through the anthem. the show of unity followed president trump's critici

we talk to people here in the bloomingdale neighborhood where 46-year-old tricia mccauley lived and worked at a yoga studio. cynthia, a yoga instructor colleague said she was pleased something happened to duane johnson. the 30-year-old man arrested for abducting mccauley last christmas day, raping her and strangling her with a neck scarf she wore. johnson reportedly drove the victim's car around d.c. for two days with her dead body in backseat covered with old clothes until someone spotted the car on m street northwest, alerted police and they arrested johnson. the car keys in his pocket. >> she was one of the most positive, who was a helper. she wanted to help everyone. besides yoga she was a stake actress at washington. many friends lamented her death with a candlelight vigil. today, the head of the bloom ingdale civic association considered the 30-year sentence. >> that sounds like a long time but for someone victim of a sex crime for someone who lost a loved one to a violent crime, that sentence is life. sam: first-degree felony murder carries a maximum of 60 years in prison. minimum o

sam: yes, in fact, we are outside district yoga in bloomingdale. the most common reaction was relief that duane johnson is going to be put away for a long time. he pleaded guilty to first-degree felony murder. and agreed to accept a 30-year sentence. yoga instructor tricia mccauley age 46 who lived and worked in the neighborhood was in her car on her way to a party around 5:30 christmas evening when she vanished. two days later before her whereabouts were known. but someone spotted her car arrested 30-year-old duane johnson. the car keys in his pocket and mccauley's body in the backseat of the car underneath a pail of old clothes. authorities later learned she had been rained at least twice, beaten and strangled to death with a scarf of she had worn around her neck. yoga instructor colleague today expressed relief johnson will be off the street for a long time. >> justice does work. i know her family would like to see life. 30 years? i don't know. it's better than nothing. sam: first-degree felony murder carries a maximum 60-year sentence. by takin

there's an air bnb tour led by parker at bloomingdales after shopping they'll head to performance at york city ballet. you can try to get on parker october 6 tour when it goes live this morning only four sports. cost $400 reach all money goes to new york city ballet where parker is a board member. ♪ >> time now for facebook fan of the day. good morning nikki young. happy birthday as well. we hear you're turning 43. so we hope you have a fantastic and wonderful day. >> nikki says she's a huge "fox5" fan and would love to be fan of the day we're glad we can make that happen to you and thanks so much for being a loyal "fox5" viewer. >> looking good nikki. all right. time to close thought hour >> who also looks good on this tuesday morning. >> i try. >> you two look fantastic as well. all complements and smiles here. >> showing maria spiping off the coastline worse of thunderstorms east and hitting showers in outer banks of north carolina only an inch or two tropical system wise is not much. here locally not much but clouds. after school headed back to 80s. we should not touch 09 today.

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