((erin breen dir. vulnerable road uses project/unlv: last year we had the worst year on record for bicyclist. so thankfully that trend did not continue." our first tip of the month that you've gotta really pay attention. )) ((sharie johnson)) >> breen goes on to say they will be out raising awareness on road safety this tuesday at >>> last year "making a murderer" became an instant hit on netflix. the documentary follows steven avery... who served 18 years in prison for a wrongful conviction of a sexual assault. shortly after his release... he was arrested and convicted of another murder. now... dr. phil is sitting down with avery's new fiancee for an exclusive interview: ((dr. phil: have you picked a dress? i did pick a dress. did you pick a ring? i have. i had an absolute amazing surprise of the same dress i had picked out. dr. phil: huh how about that? i was elated. i was so surprised it was the )) ((sharie johnson)) >> the exclusive interview airs on doctor phil monday at 3- p-m right here on chann

. >> reporter: for little ones like is 17-month-old dill breen, it's a blessing. he and these two other children are from northern eye iraq, attacked by isis, losing limbs and suffered severe burns. breen will be tweet the here at shriner's hospital. >> he's have to have plastic surgery to restore his nose and he's going blind, so it's really vital. >> reporter: these kids are setting out on a scary road lined with many unknowns. that's where maya comes in. >> here, i'll show you the other leg. i'm here so they can look at me and the parents can look at me and say my child's gonna be okay, i'm gonna be okay. >> i'm so grateful to shriner's and the u.s. for doing what >> and again, little dill breen will be treated at shriner's here in boston. the other two children who were with him will be treated at shriner's in minneapolis. i did speak with someone from shriner's here in boston tonight who said it is their mission to help kids like this. right here in boston so far they've treated children from 70 different countries. live at logan airport in boston tonight, er

((erin breen >> dir. vulnerable road uses project/unlv: last year we had the worst year on record for bicyclist. so thankfully that trend did not continue." our first tip of the month that you've gotta really pay attention. )) ((michelle mortensen)) >> traffic and road safety is going to be a big topic for poliece this week during national night out ... which will kick off on tuesday.// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> meanwhile .. life after a vicious stabbing over the weekend. according to polce ... 30 year old lakisha hooks stabbed a man in the neck and head after a confrontation early sunday morning near main street and foremaster lane. police arrested hooks and charged her with attempted murder. the victim is at u-m-c in critical condition. /// ((nia wong)) >>> residents from the lantern gardens neighborhood near spring mountain and tenaya say the expansion of a nearby plant will ruin their air quality. 55 people protested in front of ((steve williamson, homeowner )) "can't go out in the backyard, for any

((erin breen dir. vulnerable road uses project/unlv "i would use the word terrified to tell you the truth because used to be that august and september where our dealiest months of the year but for the last three years in a row that carnage really started in october and didn't let up until march")) >>> yesterday afternoon a 28-year-old motorcyclist was a factor in two deadly crashes yesterday morning. a man was killed near desert inn and theme road. metro believes the driver was impaired. and a 20-year-old man was killed on owens and h street after running a red light then crashing into a truck. 84 people have died in metro jurisdiction this year. 54 have died in n-h-p's jursidiction. ((sharie johnson)) >>> neighbors of a gravel pit on the west side of the valley say they've had enoudu homes. and as the gravel pit looks to expand-- they demand something must be done. brittany edney spoke with the areas homeowners during a protest this afternoon. it's really windy out here today and kicking up a lot of d

((erin breen dir. vulnerable road uses project/unlv "i would use the word terrified to tell you the truth because used to be that august and september where our dealiest months of the year but for the last three years in a row that carnage really started in october and didn't let up until march")) killed after crashing into a home near mojave and vegas valley. and police believe alcohol is a factor in two deadly crashes yesterday morning. a man was killed near desert inn and theme road. metro believes the driver was impaired. and 20-year-old man was killed on owens and h street after running a red light then crashing into a truck. 84 people have died in metro jurisdiction this year. 54 have died in n-h-p's jursidiction. ((sharie johnson)) >>> an elderly man is not expected to survive after being stabbed in the head early this morning. this happened just before seven in the area of main street and foremaster lane. police arrested 30 year old lakisha hooks on charges of attempted murder. police believe t

was arrested on suspected of driving impad about why it's especially unerving to this spike: ((erin breen dir. vulnerable road uses project/unlv "i would use the word terrified to tell you the truth because used to be that august and september where our dealiest months of the year but for the last three years in a row that carnage really started in october and didn't let up until march")) ((denise valdez)) >>> on saturday afternoon a 28-year-old motorcyclist was killed after crashing into a home near mojave and vegas played a role in two deadly crashes saturday morning. a male passsenger was killed near desert inn and theme road after the car was speeding and hit a barrier. and a 20-year-old man was killed on owens and h street after running a red light then crashing into a truck. 84 people have died in metros jurisdiction this year./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> this week the campaign leads to a few stops in southern nevada. over the weekend donald trump announced he will make a stop in henderson wednesday. henderson pavillion at 11-30 a-m. then on thursday senator tim kaine will stump wit

. >> reporter: all right, jeff breene field.hanks sfield-- greenfield, thanks so much. >> pleasure. >> sreenivasan: this election day, five states will vote on legalizing marijuana for recreational use, with opinion polls suggesting they will join four other states, plus washington d.c., where it's already legal to grow, buy, and sell pot for recreational use. among the states voting november 8th is the nation's largest, california. with medical marijuana already approved in california and half the 50 states, pro-legalization forces say california's vote on recreational pot could lead to the day when buying pot in the u.s. will be no different than buying a bottle of wine. in tonight's signature segment, "newshour weekend" special correspondent mike tabibi looks at both sides of the debate. >> reporter: beyond a winding country road out of the mountains in central california, a half-hour drive from a store of any kind, 63-year-old farmer simon caleb tends his crop. >> we bought seed from a guy in town. >> reporter: his crop, for

. >> she sold some of her own items and breened her brother's bedroom to make money. >> d room? >> no. >> that was a big deal. >> you must have wanted that. >> she made $150 in all and used every penny to buy 18 pairs of pjs, she donated some of her own stuff and one of her favorite dolls. >> my aunt made it for me. >> this other coyed would love to play with hit and braid their kindness is proof if you cannot foster or adopt a child, there is something we can do to help. >> there is the greatest gift she can give is her own bee longings. she thought of another child to do that. >> one of the things that makes grace so amazing. >> no wonder. >> grace wil other kids. >>> mike is in. when i threw to you i went into the weekend. >> today does not matter. it is about the weekend. >> we have changes. more of the same what we have been seeing but the weekend. there are some changes not for the better. we'll talk about that but look at the and the beach camera. clear skies now. clouds and low shallow top cloud cover out there. and looking over tampa. could see a sprinkle through the ar

i'm elizabeth prann in for shannon breen. >> thanks for being here at home. i'm leland vittert. welcome to america's election headquarters from washington. >> a very sad fox news alert. at least 13 people have died in a tour bus crash in southern california. this is according to the riverside county coroner's office. they say 30 people have been injured. california highway patrol says the bus collided with a tractor-trailer on interstate 10 in desert hot springs. rescue crews are on the scene right now searching for more victims, but as of now all westbound lanes of i-10 are closed. of course, we're going to continue to keep an eye on this story. we'll update you on any breaking news as it develops as we still are getting new information. >>> and back to politics. with just 16 days to go, the presidential candidates are hitting the campaign trail for a battleground blitz. donald trump will hold a rally tonight in florida where voters begin casting ballots tomorrow. our own peter doocy is outside trump's campaign headquarters in new york city with the very latest. hi, peter. >> r

. >> the reporter: trooper michael baker, trooper mcdonald and trooper cardos shot down sam breen, after he shot officer darren teen. trooper cardos was hit by a .45 their pain is still sharp. >> i still thought everybody misses them. >> the reporter: but officer tarentino's parents say they needed to be here today, to shake the hands of the heroes who were trying to bring their son's killer to justice. they know all too well the risk of putting on that uniform every day. >> we knew that something, you know, that they just never really gave it any thought, never focused on it, so when we got the call, it was like walking into a wall, >> the reporter: while sharon tarentino calls their grief an ugly process, moments like today are healing ones. >> now my life and their life is sort of linked forever, but that's ok. it's ok to be reminded of those things from time to time. >> the reporter: that trooper's injury has since healed and he says he plans to return to work in next few weeks. during ceremony here today, state police also recognized others involved in the zambrano operation, includ

morning, lynn police are now confirming to fox 25, they were called to a shooting at the corner of breen square and western avenue last night. this story was breaking during our news cast last night. a viewer sent us this video, in it, you can see half a dozen state police cruisers responding to the scene there. we'll bring you an update when we learn more. >> jason: new this morning, this is all that's left of a car involved in deadly crash along the pike, in westborough around 2:00 this morning. six people in all were involved, state police say, one of them died. five others suffered very serious injuries. two people were trapped and three were thrown from the car. this did not happen in one of zones that we've been showing you all morning long. we're working right now to get more information on this crash. we'll bring it to you as soon as we get it. >> heather: to election 2016 right now. right around the corner. in fact, a little more than a week out now from the big day. and hillary clinton is being hit with fresh problems regarding her e-mail server. the fbi has now launched a new

we didn't get to talk to supervisor breen-breed but spoke to her aid connor johnson. we wanted to make sure they were clear on the report and reviewed the highlights and cover letter and provided a matrix and left them with the opportunity to ask any questions. generally, they didn't have a lot of questions. i think we were very thorough in our response and in that number of the recommendations made by the civil grand jury were either agreed with and already implemented or in the process of being implemented. and, they were all very pleased with the fact that we received additional staffing from funding from department of building inspection for community resource officers in the form of a fire prevention inspector and fire investigation additional spot, so generally they didn't have a lot of questions because they were well versed in the report we had given ahead of time. >> thank you, chief. chief gun gonzalez a cup ouple question. we have fire inspectors what does it bring the total number 2? >> total number, i have to refer to fire marshal decozeia. >> brings us t

breene. she lives in new hampshire, 5 a.m. she's a committed loyal viewer. good morning. >> thank you for watching. >> always good to know that >> we tried that trick before and figured out how much were watching and found out. >> yeah, surprising. >> do you remember? >> yes, i do. >> what are we looking at for the weekend? >> okay. weekend coming up. it could be worse, it could be better, but overall i think it's relatively satisfactory. >> let's go to the ws. >> see what's happening. in fact 3 high schools in the ws here we go high school also 41 and out at westin it's 38. these are the numbers around the ridge gone right now and lower than yesterday. the 24-hour temperature change is down about 10 degrees than this time yesterday morning. the storm came up over us and brought the warm air up, got us in the 50s for a while yesterday. and the cold air rushed back in and temperatures started falling during the day back in the 40s and that's where we are right back in the 50s in cleveland and 60s in chicago. so a little surge of warmth here and looks like tha

and her allegation that she was sexually [ chanting ] >> reporter: the article and its author have breen that rubin erdely highly critical. >> she went to the administration and told them she had been gang raped and the administration did nothing about it. >> reporter: the dean becomes public enemy number one. you were scared. >> yeah, i thought -- i was sure i was going to be fired. i was sure that -- i just didn't know and i went to work every day and i tried to do it but i wasn't sure i could do it. >> reporter: but the story was later discredited with "rolling stone" acknowledging mistakes in its reporting process and the charlottesville police make a blockbuster announcement. >> we're not able to conclude any -- to any substantive degree that an incident consistent with the facts contained in that article occurred. >> reporter: sea now she is "rolling stone" and the reporter of that article, sabrina rubin erdely. >> portrayed her as callous, indifferent and became a false friend of jackie in order to coddle her and to not reporting her sexual assault beyond the bounds of dean eramo'

not legal to do that in tennessee at the polling place, he is among 10 million people, and shannon breen. this is one of those things, 2016 election story because everyone wants to do this. 30 days in jail, a misdemeanor, doing the right thing to encourage people to get out and vote, they appreciate that. it across the country was mixed, states where there may be some guidance on this or may not be, this is where they are mixed, tennessee is in there but where ballot selfys are allowed, all those in green, not allowed, you can stay out of trouble, read, don't -- there was talk about whether he would be in trouble, this is what we have from communications director, a statement released regarding justin timberlake and an investigation was incorrect, no one is investigating this, escaping jail now. you see on the map? >> it is illegal in the red. >> if something happens i will bail you out. be change you are watching a lot of social media interaction which is a huge part of life and elections during the course of that. anyone who wants to be part of our coverage check it out. use hashtag fo

. >> rebecca: of the club had a six museums exhibit area breen snout for the sierra is another so pushingn the bay area tomorrow and another chance of rain always demand by 10:00 tomorrow morning more rain and also if we do get this out in the bay area more rain than what we experience today. you can see coming to the area around in time 1:00 we will see touchdown places like severances " he space and more cars coming through then tomorrow and go clean out. >> rebecca: alicea releaser the kick up with in the afternoon and then anywhere from 10 to 15 on our wins ever sent for san jose 16 san francisco and then into the evening hours that's only see things really kicking out into the 20 mi. an hour marks special along the coasts and francisco today. 54 about an 54 for 60 degrees open 59 for a word. amid upper sixties around the bay and then also '70s for inland allocations. sunday renovate planning forecast looks like a chance of showers continue and to smile the mostly sunny conditions for tuesday and for the rest of the wheat which is great because its fleet in san francisco gorgeous. >>

the most important thing though, and i believe ed breen talked about this the other day is we're gainingime on the other parameter, which is readiness, synergy readiness, organizational readiness and speed to spinning these three businesses out readiness. we're gaining time on that as we lose time on the regulatory process. >> all right, andrew, we're almost out of time. one last question. the buffett prefer, which is hung over your stock forever really kind of a massive roadblock to 54, 55 level, what's the story with that? is it a few more days and we're okay here, or is that thing going to be with us forever? >> well, i have a whole viewpoint on that that my team's quite aware of and that is keep performing like this is 16 quarters in a row now of eps growth year on year, 12 quarters in a row of year on year volume growth, you've already noted our business mix performance. we're stunningly performing despite everyone's predictions. and as you keep performing, people are going to say, you know what, nothing's going to stop this equity keep going north. and with the deal value in front

>> tremendous, tremendous turn by ed breen at dupont. fabulous growth from proctor.e places really kind of stunning in light of how weak so many other companies are. under armour talking about unplanned investments to keep their growth up. certainly don't want to hear that. unplanned investments. we want planned investments that don't require that to keep the growth up. i think gm is probably being sold down more than it should be, but then again i think the stock has outperformed ford so maybe people just taking some profits. i like this proctor, i like this dupont. these are remarkable quarters from old line companies with very energized managements. >> so that was it, huh? ken, we were looking at ua. so unplanned -- what does that even mean? >> unplanned investments to maintain the growth which they cut from 22% to 20%. i love ken. i love blake so much, i just feel bad for blake because you know that he put this team together and that's one of the better guys. >> look, frank was fabulous and frank did a hell of a job, but i'd have to be totally objective in saying

we didn't get to talk to supervisor breen-breed but spoke to her aid connor johnson.ed to make sure they were clear on the report and reviewed the highlights and cover letter and provided a matrix and left them with the opportunity to ask any questions. generally, they didn't have a lot of questions. i think we were very thorough in our response and in that number of the recommendations made by the civil grand jury were either agreed with and already implemented or in the process of being implemented. and, they were all very pleased with the fact that we received additional staffing from funding from department of building inspection for community resource officers in the form of a fire prevention inspector and fire investigation additional spot, so generally they didn't have a lot of questions because they were well versed in the report we had given ahead of time. >> thank you, chief. chief gun gonzalez a cup ouple question. we have fire inspectors what does it bring the total number 2? >> total number, i have to refer to fire marshal decozeia. >> brings us to 42. >>

we didn't get to talk to supervisor breen-breed but spoke to her aid connor johnson. we wanted to make sure they were clear on the report and reviewed the highlights and cover letter and provided a matrix and left them with the opportunity to ask any questions. generally, they didn't have a lot of questions. i think we were very thorough in our response and in that number of the recommendations made by the civil grand jury were either agreed with and already implemented or in the process of being implemented. and, they were all very pleased with the fact that we received additional staffing from funding from department of building inspection for community resource officers in the form of a fire prevention inspector and fire investigation additional spot, so generally they didn't have a lot of questions because they were well versed in the report we had given ahead of time. >> thank you, chief. chief gun gonzalez a cup ouple question. we have fire inspectors what does it bring the total number 2? >> total number, i have to refer to fire marshal decozeia. >> brings us t

we didn't get to talk to supervisor breen-breed but spoke to her aid connor johnson. we wanted to make sure they were clear on the report and reviewed the highlights and cover letter and provided a matrix and left them with the opportunity to ask any questions. generally, they didn't have a lot of questions. i think we were very thorough in our response and in that number of the recommendations made by the civil grand jury were either agreed with and already implemented or in the process of being implemented. and, they were all very pleased with the fact that we received additional staffing from funding from department of building inspection for community resource officers in the form of a fire prevention inspector and fire investigation additional spot, so generally they didn't have a lot of questions because they were well versed in the report we had given ahead of time. >> thank you, chief. chief gun gonzalez a cup ouple question. we have fire inspectors what does it bring the total number 2? >> total number, i have to refer to fire marshal decozeia. >> brings us t