boone, iowa, on flat land just north of des moines, is a company town, headquarters for one of the chains in the midwest, fairway. it's a family owned company and rick beck with is a family ceo. he and his wife raised a family of five, their youngest daughter emily. the sweet but quiet one. >> a shrinking violet? >> the older sisters said she never got spanked. >> she didn't. it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend said she never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less in her presence or anyone in our family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date. according to her friends. >> could have any boyfriend. >> all the guys were ga ga over you've seen pictures of her, even in high school, she was gorgeous. but it wasn't her thing to date. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy names alex spotted her from across the that girl. >> after a few days, he said he knew

and a year later, alex took up emily's parents on an invitation to move to boone. wanted to come and work for fairway. >> her father offered alex an opportunity as a family member to move way up the ranks, and at my husband's encouragement, he went. >> alex took an entry level job at a fairway store near boone. the beck withs gave the couple this house, just a five-minute drive from their own. soon there were two more additions to the family, ricky and cocoa. is to have a family and be a wife and a mother. >> it all seemed perfect until the night of january 29th, 2012. it was close to the kids' bed times. emily had gone up early to take her nightly bath, and alex was doing things his wife normally did. >> i was helping with laundry. i helped the kids with their bath. >> alex said he heard emily start her bath, as he and the kids there was a lot of sword fighting and things like that, and music, and it was really loud. and when it got quiet, i could hear the water still running. >> alex says the water was running for about 20 to 30 minutes, so he went upstairs to se

liz: boone? >> boone. his people tell us no plans for fund-raisers.planned to reschedule for an event early june. not happening. never rescheduled. you have too ask yourself why boone pickens hasn't given yet. sheldon adelson who promised $100 million, very annoyed at ted cruz in gop convention, wouldn't let him in a party after ted cruz pulled the stunt where he didn't endorse donald. said vote your conscience. sheldon adelson hasn't given trump a dime this is like, this is a big story. how these guys, that could bundle a lot of money, basically stayed out of the campaign. on republicans. maybe because of the latest stuff with donald. maybe it is donald changes as it looks like he is pivoting now. maybe they're back in. liz: charlie, thank you very much. charlie gasparino. "countdown" coming right back. we've doubled our losses. 9 dow is down 23 points. (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number.

rick boone is live in san leandro with what they want to tell the artist. have a long list of things they want to tell the artist, some things i can't repeat on television, but i can tell you this though, the legs are the only thing that are standing right now of this woman but this is not the only of its kind of statue. there are a few out there by this particular artist, but as this woman is under construction, as she is about to go up, some of the people around here want her to go back down. >> that represents really bad stuff. >> reporter: she is a grandmother of six who believes in old-fashioned values. >> it ain't okay for me. >> reporter: now has a problem with these legs are going. >> not to go here to let kids by and see that, that's not good. that's all pure naked. >> reporter: it will soon be an illuminated nude statue similar to this nude woman by artist marco cochran, part of an art exhibit on the san leandro tech campus, to attract more people including tech companies to the area, an exhibit feet from the b.a.r.t. station. >> this is the origi

>> yeah. >> sergeant john weeb old of the boone police department got the call and arrived at the house with two other officers. his body camera was rolling as alex led >> as we entered the master bathroom, emily was laying on the floor, face up, and she had a bluish tint to her. >> please help me. >> how long's she been in here? >> i don't know. she was taking a bath. >> could you tell whether he was still alive? >> i checked for a pulse and breathing, didn't feel any, so i instantly started cpr. >> how long? >> she's pretty cold. >> blood? forehead. >> what was around? anything? the bathtub was full of water, and there were oil droplets on top of the water, like bath oil. there was music playing from an ipad on the sink area. >> emts loaded emily into an ambulance and raced to the hospital. when her mother cindy got the call, she went straight there. >> and they told me she was in emergency room and then a >> emily was dead at the age of 32 and known new why. >> when you went home that night, what did you think this was? >> i didn't really know. sfs suspicious death for sure. we didn'

rick boon, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you, rick, for the latest there. new at 11:00, search is on in martinez for a suspect who escaped custody. the woman made a run for it as the van transporting her to the police pulled to the county jail. while the helicopter served from above, officers and canines searched from the ground. only a vague description to tell you about the suspect. she is an african-american female, about 5'6", about 145 pound and was last seen wearing gray pants and a sweat shirt. >>> within the the past hour, police releasing to us this sketch of a man wanted for beating a woman in pacific heights last saturday. the attack was caught on this surveillance video. here it is. the suspect punched the woman repeatedly and walked away. investigators think it was a random attack because they say the suspect did not rob the woman. >>> and the bay area's most prominent luxury high rise is sinking. the trouble surrounding san francisco's millennium tower are getting deeper. our investigative unit has now uncovered new documents that show what th

lake boone trail, moving right along. lightly traveled westbound. i-40 to the wade 40 merge on the west side, 13 delay-free minutes. no big trouble there. let's take you to the live commute map. pretty quiet overall, a disabled vehicle in garner. i don't think there is a big, and a report of a crash on 40 eastbound at chapel hill road. in the past few minutes, we have heard them start to clear up, and heading to the northern barham siding road, a crash there. allow extra time as you head out of zebulon. and then a crash on 40 eastbound between chapel hill road between raleigh and cary but moving along well. no delays eastbound. westbound i-40 out of south raleigh to the fortify work zone, no trouble, and wade avenue, delay freeway. over to it's been quiet and i-40 through south durham, looking good, the eastbound ride from 1550 one-to-one 47, only 7 to 10 minutes, delay free there, and looks good 85. bill? >>> we begin with breaking news out of milwaukee, a second night of protests following saturday's deadly shooting of a black man by police. one p

boone pickens.you? >> good morning, harry. >> let's go ahead and head into the trophy room, if you don't mind. >> sure. >> t. boone pickens was a texas oilman who became the original corporate raider. he would buy a bunch of stock into company, talk about how the executives needed to be tossed out and make a play for the executive. >> the company is only 1/20th the size of phillips, buys 5.8% of the stock privately. now he wants to buy another 15% from the shareholders and gain a seat on the corporate board. >> there's one thing i want to put in place is that stockholders own companies and management is employees. >> phillips agreed to buy back its stock from t. boone pickens. the profit to pickens and partners, $89 million. >> you've made about $500 million losing on your attempted takeovers. >> you never like to lose, but if you lose and make money, well, it makes it a little easier. >> i remember the guy got up and said, i have a question. he said, you're making a lot of money out of this. and i

in boone today to protest an oil pipeline that will run across the state. a judge rejected a restraining order against protesters that dakota access, the company building the pipeline, filed. governor branstad says the iowa state patrol will help arrest anyone who vandalizes the pipeline. the linn county board of supervisors might give the first green light to give people more green. at 10 this morning, the board is meeting and will vote on raising the minimum wage to 10-dollars and 25 cents by 2019. this is the the first commercial flight from the u-s to cuba in more than 50 years takes off this morning. it will take off from the fort lauderdale- hollywood international airport in just less than 2 hours. the plane will land just more than an hour later in santa clara, cuba. now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... plan on a great day in all areas. highs will drop into the upper 70s today with lower humidity levels as well. our wind will generally blow out of the north as high pressure coast will be in for soaking rain as a tropical system moves

the show is here in boone.. iowa.. as it is every two years.. there are hundreds of displays from agricultural manufacturer s and dealers.. with field demonstrations.. and ag marketing seminars.. in a 75 acre area.. around 30 thousand people are started off with some rain.. the show is ready to go.. at the show i found our regular market analyst dan hueber and asked him what the show does for his business. "the farm progress show is kind of the big kahuna of the outdoor summer festivals. i mean granted we do go to a lot of smaller progress shows or farm shows around the country and of course the winter circuit is probably the most active. but you know, absolutely, if you want to see anybody in the midwest and of course you name the company be it machine or seed or fertilizer or precision farming, you talk about it, everybody's if you really want to run into run into producers." ---- the iowa crop progress report is out.. and wet conditions haven't stopped the crop from being ahead of schedule. ninety-four percent of the corn crop is at the dough

rick boone, nbc bay area. i love that money. >> i'm with you, rick. >> the biggest eye sore in rio should be gone by tomorrow morning. we're talking about the green water in the olympic diving pool. crews drained the pool hours ago and plan to replace it with water from the warmup pool. it was caused by a chemical imbalance. our olympic coverage just getting started. lester holt anchoring nightly news tonight from rio de janeiro. that begins right after this newscast. >> and right now, turbing to our forecast. it's been a hot day all around the bay area. temperatures are on the rise. we want to give you a live look right now at san jose. really beautiful day outside. but there is a lot of haze. you can see sitting on the hilltops there. today is a spare the air day. so with that, let's send it over to anthony in our weather center. funny, if you talk to people in san francisco, even they seemed warm. >> you can see behind me, we have fog rolling in. that's indicative of a cooler day and better air quality head

we're live, rick boone. >> thank you. tonight of family of man found dead at the west field san francisco center is helping with the investigation, 28-year-old frank ent found dead inside of a (sqáh @r(t&háhp &hc erstannesday morning. his family traveled from l.a. =sothis brothers spent the day cia sag with sfpd. luis says heç doesn't understa why it took so long for mall security to find his brother. >> that's what i fear, that he was just there over night for hours and possibly breathing÷ú s last breath. >> he says he also met with his brother's coworkers hoping to pop more clues, frank worked as a chef at the popular sons÷ú an daughters restaurant in san francisco. down e aren't saying how he was killed. >>> a trip to popular park turns into an emergency for a san francisco family. a largz! tree limb snapped whathing down on a mother below. gene has more from washington square park in north beach. >> this playground was closed for hoursym after a tree limb snapped, landing on to have 0 a need a who was watching her ch

sheldon: boone, her relatives, even some strangers have started working on zalayia's garden near 15th and meinecke, across the street from the home where a stray bullet hit zalayia back in may. she died 11 days later. >> when they hear zalaiya's name, i don't want them to think about her death. i want them to think about her legacy. and that's my goal. this is her legacy. sheldon: cindy hudson came from >> i can bring my plants. i can come and work and help do all of this. sheldon: but others from farther away were also moved to help. >> somebody stopped through from detroit on her way through the highway. she brought plants. we have someone who came from up north in wisconsin. sheldon: some people wore purple, zalayia's favorite color. >> we are actually going to plant a purple lilac bush and the majority of the flowers will be purple. >> physicash spiritually, she'll grow there. so that's like her home. sheldon: zalayia's great-aunt says the city donated the vacant parcel of land. she's very grateful for it. adrienne: we're heading into the final day of the wisconsin state fair. met

nbc bay area's rick boone joins us from oakland this evening with the warning for pet owners. rick? >> reporter: yeah, what a heartbreaking story tonight. this couple tell me that it is starting to slowly sink in that their little bud tdy is gone an say what makes this even worse is no one has explained to them why. >> he meant everything. we've had him since he was, you know, 8 weeks old. >> reporter: emily and christian say they'll never trust an app again. this after going to chicago to visit family and leaving six-year-old pippen with a sitter they found on dogvacay, an app that allows anyone to sign up and watch your pet for a price while you're out of town. >> had to be strong for her. >> reporter: less than 12 hours after dropping off their pet last wednesday, the sitter called saying pippen had died along with another pet after both were left in a hot car outside of a dog park. we tried talking to the pet sitters to explain what happened and why did they leave the dogs in the car, but no luck. >> my gosh, sorry, i'm not giving any interviews right now, i'm sorry. >> reporter

their way to a honeymoon.c yet wonder how nobody died here, charges filed against 19-year-old molly boon on-o saturday morning, i-480 ne west 150 that she drove the wrong way t barreling into a couple going to the airport for they got out just in time befor it s erupted into flames. when you said that she saw a car the wrong way and got out of the way. >> wrong way driver palooza olmsted falls, molly boone pleaded not guiltyy and is fighting the charges , mr. maher for drunk driving and going the wrong way,, check the suspects record just three minor traffic tickets in a crash last year in the year before. >> investigation continues into an accident involving a cleveland water truck would hav a nonstate route 176 and i-480. they say that a van hit the truck from behind. spun off an called fire the person in the not hurt because backups and before they clear the same basic police reports say the incident happened in july 11 during aa team camp at john carroll, then it is not associate with university,t but the police are investigating, the scope out a statement that reads in part when the

. >> nbc bay area rick boone joins us on how the recall guest the judge is very much alive. rick. >> reporter: that's right, raj and peggy. peggy and raj, what a great explanation to explain the whole setup, why this case is so controversial. i'm outside the courthouse here in palo alto where right now persky works but not for long. as you say, his critics are delighted by this sudden move but not enough to them. they want a lot more. in fact, they want this judge off government payroll. >> these crimes against women and sex crimes are not treated by this judge like they're felonies. he treats them like their minor misdemeanors. >> reporter: not letting up now that the judge decides to step out of the courtroom. the women's group ultraviolet says the judge needs to be completely ejected from the legal system. >> his record is what it is, and he is accountable to the voters for his record. >> reporter: persky asked to be removed from criminal cases, which means he will now handle sif cases and do so from san jose instead of palo alto. >> so you don't want public opinion to di

the show is here in boone.. iowa.. as it is every two years.. there are hundreds of displays from agricultural manufacturer s and dealers.. with field demonstrations.. and ag marketing seminars.. in a 75 acre area.. around 30 thousand people are expected to started off with some rain.. the show is ready to go.. at the show i found our regular market analyst dan hueber and asked him what the show does for his business. "the farm progress show is kind of the big kahuna of the outdoor summer festivals. i mean granted we do go to a lot of smaller progress shows or farm shows around the country and of course the winter circuit is probably the most active. but you know, absolutely, if you want to see anybody in the midwest and of course you name the company be it machine or seed or about it, everybody's here. so this is the place to be if you really want to run into run into producers." ---- the iowa crop progress report is out.. and wet conditions haven't stopped the crop from being ahead of schedule. ninety-four percent of the corn crop is at the do

sister rose hacker of sacred heart parrish in boone knew both women. she helped start project mississippi in 2007. it's an effort by students to collect school supplies to send to mississippi. when sister sister rose joined her. "we lived together for 4/4 years and that's when i met sister paula because they worked at the same clinic so we became friends " " sister rose says her faith is getting her through this difficult time. sanders, the man arrested for the nuns' murders also has an iowa connection. he was in prison from conviction of 2nd degree robbery. sanders also served time in iowa for a third degree o-w-i and theft. the clayton county supervisors have approved rezoning more land for a sand mining company that has been mining silica sand for years. the pattison sand company wanted the change for more than 700 acres of land, giving it the option to mine the property in the future. the supervisors passed the second and third readings of the rezoning yesterday, industrial. the supervisors are also requiring the mining to be underground. pattison

boon joined soon after, followed by queeny. she is still a little insecure.tlantic city her moments. she is better than when we got her. being with the other two dogs she is learning from them. >> with gotti as the alpha they make for a good time. gotti boon and queeny were adopt the from hemlock edge, foster based rescue in bluebell. the whole point to have a foster based rescue to socialize and train and be in a normal home environment. >> claudia is crate trained and house broken and learning manners. she is great with children and cats and dogs. she can mold to just about any lifestyle. basil is a 14 week old hound mix. she is on her way to being trained and puppy, funny lab and smart lab and hound. >> reporter: this is sippy cup, a sweetheart a pit mix, she is looking for a forever home. she would prefer to be in a house where she is the only dog, but gets along with other dogs, swell. visitor the hemlock edge rescue website if you would like to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the "fyi philly" facebook page using hash tag 6abc shelte

((josh))both colon and boone are in jail a& bond set at around 15 grand each. we're live in tampa josh cascio fox 13 news >> the home has been condemned no one can live in it again. five children were living here according to the tampa police department range nothing age listen to the conditions they were in. again. this come from the tampa police department. there were ropes. there were rats and insects. no electric ity to the home and apparently they had to use buckets to go to the bathroom. there was spoiled food. holes in the room and mold about every where. hard to believe everyone let along 7 people could live like that two adults were placed jose cologne both face child neglect, contribute to the delinquency of a minor and aggravated animal abuse this investigation started after a tip to dcf was call in the saying things were not right inside. >> back on july 28th we got a warranty. went to the house and what we saw was deplorable. it was alarming. what we did was arrangedor house. >> back out live again both cologne and boon are in jail. bond set around

. >>> first, a live look at the >>> we would like you to meet boone. he's a chow mix that's very affectionate. he has lived with other dogs. he would louk a backyard so he can get plenty of exercise. if you want to make him part of your family, visit him at the animal shelter in castle rock clars. >>> it can be alarming to the most experienced driver to see debris flying at you on the road. debris contributed to 300,000 crashes in four years. many of the wrecks were deadly. >>> heidi will never forget the moment she learned her husband was gone. >> the state patrolmen there told me that he hadn't made it. he didn't survive. >> gavin was killed in a highway cr shelving unit that fell off the back of a truck on the road. >> just taking a few more minutes to secure a load -- i would be in a completely different situation today. >> reporter: a new study finds stories like heidi's are too common. between 2011-and 2014 debris on roads caused hundreds of crashes resulting in 3900 injuries and from other vehicles. >> that means a driver didn't secure their loa

. >> bonigerian woman accused of driv i-480 is hardly that anybody survived to see that molly boon was driving the wrong way on i-48080 terrance west 150 a newlywed couple going the airporta for the hymen when the were struck head-on escaped before it was engulfed by flame she has pleaded not guilty to charges including ovi. >> investigation continues int an accident involvingnv a clue water truck this morning on place tell us that the van was hit from behind and then caught fire. the person in the van died the city of what injured the accident causing heavy backups as they cleared it. th robbers on a final rampage in a little italy were sentenced victims occluding a priest come da'shaun newton, johnchez phillips, david harrisonon i go said the three robbed a woman, then pistol whipped the priests and robbed a witness tried to intervene and then they robbed fourth victim, a woman in a nearby parking lotur the priest spoke in court asking that his face not be shown. >> > a they backed up and in my mind it look like a firing squadd in western. thought is going to b rather loudly. they ra

boone... and westwood. school leaders just met with parents to discuss an improvement plan, that has already been submitted to the state for approval. it includes adding academic coaches or more teachers at each of the schools. the district has also set aside one-million-dollars for extra resources. if the state does ?not approve the district's plan... closure ?isn't the only option. a third party could try and help manage the schools... or the schools can opt into a and ?another polk county school has addressed its overcrowding. the capacity for "citrus ridge civics academy" in davenport is 14- hundred. but more than 15-hundred students enrolled last week. students who enrolled and started attending classses ?will be allowed to stay at citrus ridge.. the school district will now bring in portable classrooms within the next 4 to 6 weeks. in the meantime.. they will use lab rooms as temporary classrooms. an update now, on the flooding in louisiana. ?worst natural disaster, since superstorm sandy. 13 people h

the men were in a bucket when the truck holding a boon tipped over. rescuers brought in a position. >> apple fans are getting excited and they'll show off its next generation iphone. apple set september 7th as the product launch. tim cook is expected to release dates for ios 10 and other apple operating systems. >>> tim tebow gets a shot at major league baseball. he'll show off his baseball skills for teams inos includes its rockies. tebow has been training for month and he last played baseball in 2004 as a junior in high cool. there is a descent chance a minor league team will pick him up because he can put him in the stands. >> fun to follow this. >>> new video gives us a unique perspective of the this was the smooth successful landing. i like it better down here on the ground. >> i love when they do that. 6:26. coming up, a fight to get rid of beer pong tables from ,, everyone complains about millennials. nonsense. millennials, i salute you. you save money like no other generation. you share cars, wifi passwords, canoes, deodorants. my grandson bou

. >> tv show boon dock. i always have ice cream i guess if anything. people find it face off. i would say superman. yeah, he's powerful. but he has the limited weakness. old school rocky 4 the whole sound track. >> reporter: if you love adgenteur travel rio has options to offer. throughout the games. this time hitting the water for fun in the sun.. >> reporter: just one mile off the coast of rio a small group of islands where adventure awaits. the uninhabited trail of picturesque rocks offer natural beauty, breath taking wildlife, and wild man made fun. adventurer's paradise for myself. the gang at bay sports club took me out for a day on the water. i got my life jacket on. i'm ready. my guide diago. we jumped in a boat and headed out to sea. first stop paddle boarding. no big deal. islands. if you're feeling ambitious you can paddle all the way to the islands and back. 90 minutes each way. >> there's a giant turtle. do you want to go see it? once you circle the island still more breath taking scenery is revealed. you just want to linger. all right so what's up now. >> now we

the show is in boone. and it gives a chance for people to see what's new in the industry. events for the weekend include cattle and equipment demonstrations as well as seminars on farm topics. organizers anticipate 20 thousand vehicles and 200 thousand people for the three-day event. city leaders in mount vernon are crafting an ordinance to crack down on large parties. but with so many renters, they're trying to determine who should have to face consequences. the party's host, or the landlord? stay with tv9. landlords of mount vernon rental ordinance. city council members are considering a social host ordinance. it would impose fines on people who host parties where underage drn occurs. but kcrg t-v nine's sarah mccarthy explains that some landlords want the city to take a second look at who it would hold responsible. 16:02:50 "people are not just gathering for the use of alcohol, they're gathering for the use of controlled substances which can disrupt neighborhoods." disruptions police say have become more frequent over time. a problem for small departments like this. 16:

here is a look at the temperature, 88 in raleigh. 72346 boone and asheville. -- 76 in boone and asheville. you can see the trail of thunderstorms. trying to show you the line sort of around this high pressure system. the train of thunderstorms is going to come into south carolina through the mountains and on up into pennsylvania. while it is just going to be hot for us, you can see here is futurecast. looking at upper 90s to low 100s for the heat index. as we get into the weekend, it will only 93 today. 94 tomorrow. 96 on saturday. boy, that heat index is really going to climb. it may climb up to 105 for us. we'll let you know if they issue a heat advisory for the weekend. 89 is our normal. but we'll be uncomfortably close to it. >> i dope like hearing that. but it is what it is. thank you. >>> a woman way rare genetic condition has found the help she needs to get through the day. >> meet luca and her service dog jasper. what she is now doing to raise awareness about the assistance these types of dogs provide. >> also ahead, our pet of the >>> the benefits of protein are many but can you

result of that, basically home construction, remodeling, is approaching the highs we saw in the housing boon back in 2007. there's a lot of money in all of those home repair and remodeling spots and it is driving the real estate market. it's one of the big stories of the day. you're up to date. have a great afternoon, guys. i'll send it back to you. >> you too. thank you. >>> moving to louisiana where governor john bell edds wards has asked president obama to delay his trip now to the water tomorrow. the governor wants to wrap things up and into in into the recovery stage. donald trump was there over the weekend. hillary clinton has yet to visit. 13 people have died in flash flooding there. fema has opened three disaster recovery areas. >>> record rain fall. this is out of austin. officials had to make several rescues as high water across bridges and streets. >>> the cdc has grave concerns about the spread of the zika virus. dr. anthony fauci says the gulf coast states are the most vulnerable. he also said zika could stick around for another two years. not good news. >> no, up fortunately. w

an anti-pipeline protest leader says people will gather in boone. governor terry branstad is calling on law enforcement to stop any more vandalism to the pipeline. he has asked the iowa state patrol to help county sheriffs with future protests. a trooper says he hopes it doesn't reach that point. ""we're starting to see just hoping that it doesn't escalate into something so big that county can't handle it, that we have to be called in. but if we're called in we'll be there." " the man leading the anti-pipeline movement promises protesters will be non-violent. "".. none of us involved with this are supportive of violence, are supportive of arson, property damage. he knows that and the state patrol knows that as well." " fallon says the exact location of today's supporters say it's a beautiful symbol for parents who have lost a child. people in dubuque hope raise enough money to have an angel of hope statue. they say it's a way to help parent grieve the loss of a child. but right now, here's a look at morning! it's ---. areas. highs will drop into the

want to see it up close, and computer, you can go to my facebook page and make sure you credit james boone for that. and we have talked about the perseid meteor shore, and you are not going see it around the meet bbay area any time soon, bt hopefully later on tonight this rain will collapse, but we have a way to go for sure. this is what have the sea breeze developing late in the day and the rain doesn't get going under 7 sie7:00,8:00. here the rain is povertying back rain in dade city and up near the green swamp. a couple in lakeland right now, nothing really heavy but hey, it's raining. and we look south and naples has a big thunderstorm. lee county is mostly dry, and if we clear up we'll have the perseid meteor shower tonight, and judging by the cloud cover now, you may want it get up early late. look to the northeast and find -- really, even in the city, if you can find a spot where you have a clear view all around, that is your best choice of action. and this is going to cause trouble in louisiana and mississippi where rainfall amounts could exceed half a foot up here, this was our we

natural history, adventure stories, tales of western adventure, people like davey crockett, daniel boone, george washington president lincoln, , most of the books in the family library are books the family would have owned and he would have had access to and read. as i mentioned, as you enter the room, the house is lit by gas lighting. from the chandelier you can see there's an extension rose down to the lamp, which is also original to the roosevelt home, that was to transport the gas for reading. beautiful pocket doors, the dumb waiter system, the home had all the modern amenities that were available at this part of the 19th century. the pocket doors are also a great example of the roosevelt family business. as a common question we get here, obviously the roosevelts are doing pretty well for themselves, they are able toir fe sons. how did they make their money. it pays to get on the ground floor of anything in life, the roosevelts were very fortunate, they arrive around 1646. so by the time t.d. is born in 1858, they're well established both socially as well as financially on the island

sister rose hacker of sacred heart parrish in boone knew both women. she helped start project effort by students to collect school supplies to send to mississippi. when sister margaret first moved to mississippi, sister rose joined her. "we lived together for 4/4 years and that's when i met sister paula because they worked at the same clinic so we became friends " " sister rose says her faith is getting her through this rezoning more land for a sand mining company that has been mining silica sand for years. the pattison sand company wanted the change for more than 700 acres of land, giving it the option to mine the property in the future. the supervisors passed the second and third readings of the rezoning yesterday, making the decision final. it changed from agricultural to heavy industrial. the supervisors are also requiring the mining to be underground. pattison has to implement a and it also must pay for any well damage from the mining. pattison still needs a conditional use permit from the clayton county board of adjustment. dakota access has aske

emma if >> boon was picked up just before midnight near richmond, virginia. they have been looking for him stolen car when he left greenville. the murders were not random but still working to figure out a potential motive. they say he used to live in the townhouse where he's accused of murdering four people and may have been in a relationship with that female victim. they still haven't released the name of the victims yet because they say they're still waiting to notify family members. investigators are working together to put together a time line when the family was killed. another kerned family member tipped them off that something might be wrong. >> they were called by concern family member earlier in the evening. concerned for the welfare of the mother and children. >> greenville police hope it release more information later this morning. russ? >> thawmg. is such a disturbing story. tomorrow we could learn more about the relationship between a durham man and three young girls he's accused of kidnapping. tomorrow 51-year-old juan geut resident. >>> today a

alex boone: you have to show some respect. especially in this position we're in. playing a game for a living...it's shameful. [butted with] grfx i think it's a terrible thing. maybe he should find a country that works better for him. let him try. it won't happen. people want to pick and choose what rights people have." when asked about the issue, kaepernick is free to express his perspective. an arizona man is now turning to social media for help. he says his dog is being held ransom-- and there's nothing the police can do about it. the man says someone stole his dog "beautiful" while he let her outside one night. then the "dog-nappers" texted his phone using a hidden number... saying they weren't going to give the dog back until he handed over two thousand dollars. he calle doesn't have a number for the thieves... police don't have much to go on. "it's like a piece of your heart is not there.the worst part about it is her wondering where i am." now the owner is posting pictures of the dog all over facebook hoping someone out there will spot her. he says as long a

boone, kathleen, dennison, and west wood middle schools are considered failing because they have been given d-grades. at dennison middle school, parents sounded hopeful that a >> that's why we're committed to doing the work and sharing the information of what it's going to look like and what we're going to be doing within our schools. we'll continue to focus on improving our entire district. >> reporter: the state district. >> the state has submitted a new plan. >>> today, governor scott will be in tampa to announce jobs. at 10:00 this morning, he with ill make the anno ? [music] ? >>> good morning. >> i'm awake. >> that'll wake you up. metallica releasing its first album in eight years. it will be november november download. >>> tonight, multiple grammy winner seal will perform. last november he released his ninth album and tonight's show starts at 8:00. >>> how is the weather looking, ivan, for us going out to party? >> it doesn't always matter. >> that's true. >> in fact, we're looking good. i think rain chances are going the other way, lower the next few days. we'll have a lot of

it's been a boon to their bottom line... they made more than 2- million dollars last year... a 16% increase from the year night tours of many of the famous neon signs saved after casinos shut down over the years. tours are offered everyday of the week... and locals receive a discount./// ((denise valdez)) this week it's back to school for not just the little ones, but for tens of thousands of college students. and 8 news now anchor paul joncich says business is booming at the college of southern nevada. ((paul joncich)) enrollment goes way up at csn when the economy is bad. the economy in pretty good shape right now, but they still have which is more than unlv. and this week they're welcoming everyone back. in fact they threw a little party at the henderson campus today. <<< ((paul joncich)) even though college of southern nevada students are typically older. the average age is 26, the staff knows the first week can be difficult. dr shellie keller/csn interim v.p.:"one thing that hasn't changed is you come in and your really anxious and don't quite know what's happening at th

which still remains unsolved. 3 ramona boone, zalayas aunt: i'm hoping that people see that she was somebody important. she was somebody's family member. people are mourning her so i'm honestly hoping that through all of this that somebody's going to give themselves up." they'll be planting weekend, they'll be planting every weekend, focusing on purple flowers and ornaments -- za'layia's favorite lor. live in milwaukee, ad, cbs 58 news. the hunt for 9-1-1 dispatchers in milwaukee police department . continues...today -- they held the first of two open house to spots....the department wants all qualified people to apply...they're looking for folks willing to help their community when it's needed the most. 3 the minimum qualifications that we're looking for is 6 months experience in the relevant field." field." "if not, we're looking for two years of work experience where a person has worked in a fast- paced environment." the next open house will be this tuesday, august 23 from 4 to 8 p-m at the emergency operations center at m-p-d district three.or information on this opportunity -- visit our

. >> they say boone was picked up before midnight. he'd within looking for him since tuesday when they discovered the bodies of a mother and her three kids. police say the murders were not random but working to figure out a motive. he used to live at the townhouse where he's accused and may have been in a relationship with the female victim. they still haven't released the name of those victims yet. that i say they are still waiting to notify family members. investigators say they're also working to put together a time line of when this family was killed. they say another concern relative tipped them off that something may be wrong. >> after the officers forced entry into the home they did in fact find the mother and three children >> they hope to release more information later this morning. >> all right. thank you. tomorrow, we could learn more about the relationship between a durham man and three young girls he's accused of kidnapping. they are all safe. 51-year-old is expected to make his first court appearance in johnston county a

live in the castro, rick boone. >>> the wildfire on the central coast picked up overnight triggering more evacuations and it is threatening the hearst castle. right now the fire has burned about 24,000 acres and destroyed dozens of homes. containment does stand around 35% tonight. >>> if you are noticing extra haze here in the sky this is a live picture over san jose this is why. the fires that are burning to the south of the bay area are impacting our air quality creating the hazy air outside. this is from the tower camera over fremont. you can see the smoke lingering overhead. jeff ranieri has a look at the conditions. you can really see the smoke. >> it is getting funneled up here from an area of high pressure across california. clockwise circulation is helping to drive up the smoke from southern california and the counter clockwise circulation is pushing the smoke up into california. the fires continuing to contribute to the hazy skies across the bay area. air quality throughout the rest of tonight will remain moderate for the north bay, east bay, peninsula and the south bay. but

posivite to come out of her tragedy. 00:27:45the idea for the garden started as a small seed in ramona boone's head. she told family. they told others. which blossomed into a whole community of helpers. many of ese people she's never even met. 00:29:30 we actually that's going to donate benches so we can sit and have a piece of mind. we actually have a man who's putting in a little library. donate a book, take a book, sit and read. 00:29:43 00:29:45 interact with people you've never met before. its a happy place and everybody is more than welcome to come into this place. 00:29:54with this garden there's hope from zalayia's family...not only for unity.. but honesty too. 00:30:04 im hoping people see important, somebody's family member. people are mourning her i'm honestly hoping through all of this somebody is going to give theirself up. 00:30:19 her mom deserves to know who did this the lot where the garden is located is owned by the city. zalayia's family milwaukee will help them maintain it. but they ask that anyone who wants to plant a flower to donate. they're in the business of fixing car

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boone, kathleen, lake alfred, adair and west wood middle schools are considered failing because they have been given "d" grades. at dennison middle, parents sounded hopeful a new plan could make a difference. >> we have faith. we're going to have faith on the teachers and the system. >> that's why we're committed that's why we're sharing the information on what it's going to look like and what we're going to be doing within our school. we'll focus on improving our entire district. >> the state already rejected an improvement plan for the five failing schools. so the district made changes and submitted a new plan this week. >>> happening today, the final discussion on the final resting place for the remains of dozens of young boys found in unmarked closed dozier school for boys. today at 9:00, we're expecting a task force to tell where to move the remains and build a memorial for the children. it stirred up a controversy in the small town. many are demanding the boys be buried off school grounds. >>> an 89-year-old navy veteran will receive several service medals today that he earned

nbc bay area's rick boone joins us in milpitas this evening with the exclusive interview. rick. >> reporter: good evening, raj. this starts with a mom who came home from work and happened to pick up the phone and find out she was the latest victim of a nationwide scam that seemed real to her. i have to tell you some of the information is a little disturbing. >> whom, help me. they have me in a van. i don't know where they're taking me. mom, help me. >> reporter: you can't see this mom's face but you don't need to to hear how she fell for the latest scam, virtual kidnapping. >> we don't like to kill innocent victims but, you know, they were requesting i do a little something to get her back alive. >> reporter: crooks have been hitting up families all over the country, especially here in the bay area. a woman in union city was a victim last month. >> it was very scary. i'm still shaking. >> reporter: and every con on every person is played other the same way, crooks forcing families to wire them money to stop the kidnapping. >> we tried to call and call my daughter, she was

nationals for browns receiver yesterday at ohio state the former buckeye t made and lakewood a native alex boone is not a fan turkey as a guard for the vikings any name came up with the interview in minnesota. >> unfortunately, i -- i could not stand. >> why is that? >> i mean, the kid was so arrogant at the time. i mean, i hated everything about him. >> [ laughter ] still playing? oh my gun. >> for the browns. >> wow. strong words there. all right. they put on a show with the orange and brown scrums, 6-4, and he caught two touchdowns, 75 yarder from josh mccown, and this is what he said when he was asked about earning a roster spot. >> i am worried that i'm not worried about that. i am here to do my job and whatever the coach decide is what happens. >> i know he is excited to back. he finished it off, the right way, and he played it really well. >> and you will be able to see him friday night, browns and packers, first pre-season game for the browns, the packers play their first pre-season game tonight and the schedule -- we will have 7:00 p.m., live pregame show from green bay and kickoff at 8

a coach in kansas city says she sees a boon every time the olympics rolls around. >> i think it's inspired a whole generation of girls to have dreams, to work hard, and shoot for the olympics. >> this one gym here has sent 16 young gymnasts to nationals and it's only 32 years old. >> all the gyms say theer classes fill up every time the olympics comes on. you've probably seen with your girls. >> the wait lists are unreal. my daughter is a huge simone fan, but loves gabby douglas. beautiful start. sunshine across the northern plains from our viera wireless cameras. this is near sterling. beautiful sunrise. it's a bronco sunrise. temperatures in the 50s as you walk out the door. low to mid-60s as the kids are heading off to school. and this afternoon chance of a 80s. today is the coolest day on our seven-day forecast. details coming up soon. >>> we have a nice drive near highway 119, up to loveland, longmont, points to the north. we had police activity. we'll have details later on. all e activity well off to the right shoulder. no delays up this way all. take a look at the overall drive. dri

rick boone is live in the neighborhood where it's been tense for some time now. rick? >> reporter: exactly, janelle. residents say they heard a big boom, and that sound all made from a san francisco city paramedic. and what makes this even stranger for some residents, they say this guy allegedly has a temper problem. 32-year-old james novelo busted, a san francisco paramedic. police say he exploded a device in a neighbor's planter in the middle of the night. a shock to some neighbors who can't believe this happened on their block. >> oh my god, i can't believe that's happening in my neighborhood. yeah, that's not good. >> reporter: neighbors say when they ran outside, they saw novelo and noticed the house was egged. novelo was arrested after police found explosive materials in his home. it's not known if he sought of jail yet, but neighbors say they're just hoping for a few nights of a good rest. you've been here 15 years. this never happened? >> that never happens over here. >> reporter: now, you heard in there in that story, that guy said it never happened in his nei