nancy chen shows us how he prepared for rio. >> anchor: sean burrows has a motto. he happens to have a tattoo of it. >>> so this one here says dream it, do it. once you have a dream it's not enough to dream about doing something or enough to set goals but once you set goals you have to actually create small little significant consistencies to reach those goals so once i make a dream of something, i want to accomplish it. i don't want to just have a dream and never attain it. i want to do those things so dream it, do it. >> anchor: jordan burrows twitter handle is all i see is gold. with three world championships and an olympic goad medal, he hopes to one day be known as the greatest u.s. wrestler of all-time nebraska where distractions are few and the work is plentiful. >>> i never feel like i will make it when i'm in midair. we train for hours and hours a day just for a 6 minute match. so you think about all of the hours i put in for the olympic gales, i will probably wrestle four matches and that's four times since is 24 minutes. i have trained 5,000 hours for 24

burrows, the alleged stalking begins early this month with a letter sent to the car dealership where his ex-girlfriend works. it threatens to "take care of her myself...in front of your employees and customers." there were also two threatening voicemails with a woman's voice. detectives say it sounds like she's reading a script because she "appears to stumble over her words...and then restates it." then a suspicious package showed up at the victim's apartment complex. police were made aware and when they checked it out, they noticed something was moving inside the box. they took the box to the hospital and got it x- python inside. its a little upsetting just to know that people treat reptiles like disposable animals. heather pekrul-gulig runs a reptile sanctuary. she says ball pythons are relatively harmless. they actually will curl up into a ball instead of striking at someone. prosecutors say when they found burrows' phone, his search history included "what is stalking a person" but it's what's in the box that makes this case one of a kind. its definitely the first time i can remem

more than 170 people filled out forms to adopt a desert tortoise and start the process to build a burrow or habitat for the it is a process to adopt.. after filling out paperwork one of the volunteers will come out to your home and consult with you on your yard, placement for a burrow, plants, food, or any other care tips.. and once you have a proper habitat then it's safe to introduce a desert tortoise to your backyard.. even with the successful drive.. there are still tortoises that need a home.. and the group also wants to remind those who may already have a tortoise or several in their yard- if you can't care for your tortoises- or if you're moving out of state.. their main goal is to educate and advocate on behalf of these endangered species.. and make sure they're cared for properly.. ((christianne klein)) tortoise group encourages people that still are interested to check out their website- tortoisegroup dot org for information on how to care for a desert tortoise.. we also have a link on our website lasvegasnow.com and .. i'm also adopting a desert tortoise- we started the proces

if burrows is convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of 3.5 years in prison. haberman says the investigation is still ongoing as authorities are still trying to determine who that female voice was on some of those calls. reporting outside the sheboygan county courthouse, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. a powerful earthquake leaves hundreds dead in central italy. the damage and injuries after a multiple tornadoes hit the midwest. how residents are picking up the pieces he may have lost his major endorsements... but there's one company who wants to stand behind ryan lochte despite lying about a gas station incident in rio time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. some sun and a few clouds today. less humid and cooler with highs in the upper 70s. right now . your wakeup news. were looking dry through the day. friday will be mostly sunny and cooler, with highs in the mid to upper 70s and dewpoints in the 50s. the long. our next round of rain and storm chances arrives early saturday morning and continues through the first half of the weekend. we ar

if burrows is convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of 3.5 years in prison. haberman says the investigation is still ongoing as authorities are still trying to determine who that female voice was reporting outside the sheboygan county courthouse, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. it's a story that's become all too common. a teenager in a stolen car causes a serious crash. this time it was all caught on dash cam. we'll show it to you --next. plus-- every year bristles from grill brushes land people in the emergency room in tonight's contact 6 it's a calm night out here, and it looks like we have a beautiful day ahead tomorrow. but the weekend brings back our rain chances. i'll tell you when still ahead- y23eiy yvpy new video tonight of a wild chase through brown deer and into milwaukee. police say a 17-year-old was driving a stolen van. they say he hit over 80 miles red lights. eventually he crashed near 84th and carmen-- and was taken into custody. meanwhile in milwaukee-- a crackdown on street racing. it's a big problem on the city's northwest side -- but police a

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. >> reporter: jordan burrows went a shocking loss in the quarter finals ended his dreams of a repeat. nancy chen has more on borrows. >> reporter: he has a motto. he happens to have a tattoo of it. >> dream it do it. that's one of the mottos i live by. it's not enough to dream about doing something or set goals. once you set goals you have to create small consistencies to reach those i want to accomplish it. i don't to just have a dream. dream it do it. >> reporter: with 3 world championships and an olympic gold medal he hopes to 1 day be known as the greatest u.s. wrestler of all time. >> never feel like i'm going to make it in midair. day for a 6 minute match. you think of the hours i put in the olympic games i wrestle 4 matches. so i've trained 5,000 hours for 24 minutes. >> he said all i see is gold. now the world will see gold around his neck jordan burrows an olympic champion. >> the fruits of labor come from preparation. they come from the work, the commitments, the it's necessary. a lot of guys want what i want. there's only one spot on the top of the podium. >> reporter: he'

burrows' first competition is august 19th here in rio. when it comes to the olympics, there is so much excitement and businesses are booming with all the things people are buying. not here in rio, but also back home. we can tell you that a lot of swag is being sold here. e-mail me your size. >> i was about to say -- >> back to you. >> thank you so much for being thoughtful. >>> let's take another look at the nbc 10 radar. talking about our weather. you can see the storms just off to the west. the first alert weather team is tracking them very closely. >> let's get an update from meteorologist sheena parveen. sheena, you're also keeping an eye on that heat, right? >> yeah, the heat is the first thing. the storms aren't here just yet. but we could see some of them try to move in later tonight. the heat is dangerous. as we go into the next several days, we have a first alert out for this. the pennsylvania suburbs temperatures currently feel like triple-digit heat. this will be the case thursday through about sunday now. if you look at the su

man is arrested for stalking after sending his ex-girlfriend a python in the mail. 37-year-old eric burrows is facing several charges, including felony stalking. the criminal complaint says the packaged ball python was left outside an apartment complex, addressed to burrows' former >> that's pretty scary conduct. to rise to the level of putting a live animal, a snake for that matter, in a box leaving it for someone. kathy: investigators say the delivery was the final act in a month-long barrage of threatening messages police say had been sent to the woman's work and apartment. new information in the death of a racecar driver who crashed during a race in manitowoc county. the coroner says 27-year-old matt schuh likely died from a medical condition, not from the schuh was racing at the manitowoc speedway last night when his car hit a guardrail, went over the rail and ended up on a concrete barrier. his friends say schuh was doing what he loved. >> he loved racing it was one of his passions. and unfortunately that's the way we had to see him go. but we all know he left us and went to a better

a man is accused of sending his already investigating eric burrows this month. he was suspected of being responsible for a series of threatening letters, e-mails, and phone calls to his ex- girlfriend and her ex-husband. then last week, a suspicious package was dropped off at the woman's apartment. inside...a live ball python. authorities say it's an extremely disturbing pattern of behavior... sometimes crimes, you make one bad decision and you steal something from a store, for example. in a case like ths, who has calculated a move, has done it again, and then planned the next move. we also spoke with a woman who runs a sheboygan reptile sanctuary. she says ball pythons are popular pets because they ball up when they're scared instead of striking out. if convicted, burrows faces a maximum sentence of three-and-a-half years in prison. and another python problem - this one in spokane, washington. two pet burmese pythons keep snakes in his home...and treats them like any other pet. one is 11 feet long...the other is 7 feet long..and they aren't kept in a tank. but

habitual felon "michael - burrow" was sentenced to five years for breaking and entering in surrycounty. he lost his temper and shouted out curse words when the judge told "burrow" and his wife to stop interrupting the pro to impose more prison time. the judge took him up on that dare... and gave him the maximum of six extra months. the "governor's crime commission" -- 'offering money' tonight -- to the "city of goldsboro" -- to help 'fight' gang violence. two grants.... worth '25 thousand dollars' each -- could be available to 'police' and the 'sheriff's office' -- to 'combat' gang activity. 'law enforcement officials' -- will meet on 'monday' -- to talk about 'how' the money 'could' be used. 'goldsboro' has had 'eight' -- 'gang-related murders' -- so far this year. a raleigh man raleigh- after trying to fight back against a gang that beat him bloody and bruised. he says- he was leaving a downtown raleigh bar last weekend with a couple of friends... when the gang jumped them. he tried to defend himself... but was outnumbered. we're not using the victim's name... but he tells us he was

sara goldenburg is getting answers from streets burrow. >> reporter: we poured through dozens of pages of personnel documents on documents on the band directors and found several complaints and warnings. allegations of hazing at band camp hang over students' heads as they get ready to go back to school. from pushing the under class students into the lak night and tieing up students with plastic wrap to trees the school board made it clear that that won't be tolerated. >> this is not the way it will be in the streets burrow city schools from now on. >> reporter: cleveland 19 found this is not the first time the marching band leaders have been under fire. it shows gretchen weaver was issued a letter by school officials for bringing a dog to work in 2003. in 2011 weaver was given a verbal warning for missing several lunch duties duties for being given the middle finger. she got a verbal warning for failing to provide a safe environment. administrators say students were goofing around under her watch. using profanities and sexually suggestive gestures. they show a complaint filed against h

first tonight streets burrow high school has named a replacement for a suspended marching band director. >> romona: this after some students were involved in hazing, but not everyone is happy with the superintendent's decision. sara goldenburg is getting answers on why that is from portage county. >> a lot of developments out of the school board meeting in streets burrow at the interim building. i can tell you that band tomorrow. take a look behind me. these are students and parents out here in support of the band director and the assistant director hoping they will get their jobs back. in the meantime i can tell you they did approve an interim band director who was the former band director at kent state. this is temporary and we are seeing he will be making about $190 a day to fill in. filled the room holding up signs in support of gretchen we ever and shane e llsworth. they interviewed a dozen students and con officialed hazing took place at band camp. allegations are pushing students into a class lake at night and mocking students during a skit and tieing up students with plastic wra

prosecutors say police were already investigating eric burrows this month. he was suspected of being responsible for a series of ex- girlfriend and her ex-husband. then last week, a suspicious package was dropped off at the woman's apartment. inside...a live ball python. authorities say it's an extremely disturbing pattern of behavior... sometimes crimes, you make one bad decision and you steal something from a store, for example. in a case like this, you have someone who has calculated a move, has done it again, and then planned the next move. we also spoke with a woman w sanctuary. she says ball pythons are popular pets because they ball up when they're scared instead of striking out. if convicted, burrows faces a maximum sentence of three-and-a-half years in prison. now the latest on u-s swimmer scandal in rio. brazilian police are now charging olympic swimmer ryan lochte with falsely reporting a crime. this is surveillance video from the alleged incident. lochte had originally said that he and three other swimmers were robbed at gunpoint at a gas 'over-

prosecutors say police were burrows this month. he was suspected of being responsible for a series of threatening letters, e-mails, and phone calls to his ex- girlfriend and her ex-husband. then last week, a suspicious package was dropped off at the woman's apartment. inside...a live ball python. authorities say it's an extremely disturbing pattern of behavior. sometimes crimes, you make one bad decision and you steal something from a store, for example. in a case like this, you have someone who has a done it again, and then planned the next move. we also spoke with a woman who runs a sheboygan reptile sanctuary. she says ball pythons are popular pets because they ball up when they're scared-- instead of striking out. if convicted, burrows faces a maximum sentence of three-and-a-half years in prison. get a car wash anywhere you want. in today's tech report....the on- demand car wash app that eco-friendly way. plus the wisconsin humane society is here.... how you can help "skittles" the kitten find heidi boyd from the s skittles, th

prosecutors say when they found burrows' phone, his search history included "what is stalking a person" but it's what's in the box that makes this case one of a kind. its definitely the first time i can remember a snake being involved in a criminal case, thats for sure. from the voicemails and whether she did this willingly or was forced to do so. police tell me the snake is now at the sheboygan county humane society. a disturbing story from racine. 29-year-old michael martinez is accused of sexually assaulting - and waterboarding - a woman. a criminal complaint says he forcibly put a towel over the woman's face and then poured water on it to try to get information out of her. she says she felt lke drowning. and it went on for quite some time. if convicted -- martinez could spend up to 40 years in prison. a waiting game in manitowoc county. we are waiting for new motions to be filed by the attorney for steven avery. kathleen zellner says the motion would retest d-n-a evidence in the avery case and possibly present an alternate theory on who killed theresa halbach in 2005. earlier this

. >> american wrestler jordan burrows, dealing with defeat. they came with a record, but match, burrow, will leave rio empty handed. the team giving all of their medals to their head coach whose brother passed away unexpectedly days before the games began. >>> and david avia who are already won silver at the games took partner steel johnson placed after a 4th missed entry in the 4th round. johnson barely made it through the semis, after a -- >> and british diver tom daily is currently in the lead heading into saturday's semi final. at rio nancy chen. >>> we have exciting news about the 7 news. at the start of next year we are expanding the amount of news coverage we are bringing to you everyday. 7's dan hausle with a closer >> reporter: don't touch that remote. boston television is headed for a change next year when whdh becomes rained station. but viewers will find the most things change, the more they will remain the same. >> they're going to see in large part of the same station they have ever seen, 7 news. >> reporter: yes, 7 news will sti

advisory for the five burrows. third heat wave for most, the second in central park. we are looking at the thunderstorms in the evenings. heat and humidity will crank out a thunderstorm or two but there are not that many. 77 in long branch. 76 wrightstown. up to the north 76 in monticello. the wind profiles you see out of the southwest here light, 4, 5, 8 miles per hour. at times calm to the north and west. that will keep warm air masses riding over us. heat advisory through saturday. so we have this line from the high pressure ridge across with clouds. and at times in this soupy air mass, a shower and thunderstorm gets fired up. but not a whole lot. when i was talking about looking at our guidance, this is our futurecast. looking at 80 to start the day. look at the afternoon, we get to 90 there is not many thunderstorms firing up in this air mass. there are some north and west here inland areas away from the beach. the beach is one of the best places to be today through the weekend but the rip currents will be hig

prosecutors in sheboygan say police were already investigating eric burrows this month. he was suspected of being responsible for a series of threatening letters, e-mails, and phone calls to his ex- girlfriend and her ex-husband. then last week, a suspicious package was dropped off at the woman's apartment. inside...a live ball python. authorities say it's an extremely disturbing pattern of bad decision and you steal something from a store, for example. in a case like this, you have someone who has calculated a move, has done it again, and then planned the next move. if convicted, burrows faces a maximum sentence of three-and-a-half years in prison. meanwhile... another python problem - this one in spokane, washington. two pet burmese pythons keep escaping their owner's home. andrew ryan sayh snakes in his home...and treats them like any other pet. one is 11 feet long...the other is 7 feet long..and they aren't kept in a tank. but ryan's neighbors aren't as big of fans of the pythons. they say they're a nuisance because the snakes keep sneaking out of the house. joanna d

. >> american wrestler jordan burrows dealing with defeat. he came into rio with a record of 129-2 in international competition. after an upset in the quarterfinals and another loss in his next match, burrows will leave rio empty-handed. >> the u.s. wins gold again. >> the u.s. women's water polo team made a splash, grabbing tlir second straight olympic to their head coach whose brother passed away unexpectedly days before the game began. david boudia dives in the 10 meter platform. boudia who already won silver with his partner faced 4 nt the qualifier after a missed entry in the third round. johnson barely made it through to the semis finishing 18th after a faulty fourth dive. >> doesn't get battled. >> british diver tom daly is in the lead heading into semifinal. nancy chen, 7 news. >>> we have exciting news about the future of 7 news. at the start of next year, we'll expand the amount of news coverage each and every day. it's all about giving mour options in coverage, coverage you won't see anywhere else. here's dan housley with a closer

we're going to tell you why burrows says winning isn't his most important goal.s next. >>> back here live in rio de janeiro. tomorrow the man who's arguably the best wrestler in the world hits the mat here in rio. his name is jordan burroughs and he's from sicklerville in camden county. >> every time i step on the mat, i get to see what i'm made of. >> reporter: he's confident. >> i think my best stuff is better than anyone else in the world's best stuff. i'm not afraid to make my plans and goals public. >> reporter: he's going for his second consecutive gold medal in the olympics. he's not just trying to win, he's trying to create a legacy. >> someone told me they were like, man, if you win this gold medal here, you are an absolute legend. >> reporter: despite his four world championships, there's one title he cherishes above all. >> it's harder to be a dad than an olympic champion. >> reporter: burroughs and his wife lauren have two children. burroughs posted this photo on instagram saying, my babies made it to rio. wouldn't want to do it without them. >> i wan

. >> edward burrows came outside to express outrage. >> if you're trying to build public confidence and trust, you don't do it by hiding. >> one of might have board of education members, calling for the resignation of vice chair boston and chairman. they accuse their leaders are covering up findings of abuse in head start program. even though it was included in the discussion april 14th, burrows said that wasn't good enough. >> what they're saying is that because another body -- and none of us with this exceptional device here, had discussed this in their meeting minutes, wd and i would say something as serious as child abuse and neglect. something as a settlement for $4 million deserves a full discussion. >> tells me that the leadership needs to resign. at the end of the day, the federal government, giving us multiple opportunities to correct the issue. and we failed to do so. it's important we hold individuals accountable at every level. >> so the board of education meets at 7:00 tonight. that is a public meeting. so if there is more stone- walling, it will happen, at least on camera.

been 4 years since the red rock gathering that led to jacksons adoption and now blm is gathering burrows from spring mountain ranch state park to ensure both the animals and visitors to the park are safe, kirsten cannon is with burros are congregating on the road and eating their restoration projects there vegetation. 214818 standup : and even though you see signs like this all along route 159, it doesnt stop people from feeding them and cannon says it could be one of the main reason why you are and whiile blm hopes to relocate 40 burros ..they hope thye will find a safe home, with a loving companion like jackson did. marti glaser 13 action news time now.... for the latest consumer if you're an a-t and t customer... there's a good chance... you could be getting a refund.... from the company. the f-c-c has ordered the company to pay..... nearly -8- million dollars.... after a bogus charge. the feds say... a-t and -t- allowed scammers to -9- dollars a month.... for a directory service.... that didn't exist. a-t and t says... it plans to send refund checks to affected customers.... with- in

. >> reporter: ground hogs are burrowing below, leaving big holes, popping up on the cook side of the fencing. see them coming out from behind the hose tas, walking -- hostas, walking along the pool. >> reporter: filling up now, because ground hogs hibernate early and will be getting ready to slumber under the 's play. i decided maybe i should try to catch them. i don't know if this cage is sufficient. i think maybe it's too small. we have to be very careful not to get ourselves bitten. >> reporter: ground hogs may carry rabies. >> tough remember they are wild encroaching on their lands we will come across them requester if they are becoming a nuisance, spca says use ammonia or cayenne pepper, or human hair or kitty litter to thwart the invasion. >> monday start of the week, a nice day, a lot of sunshine, lonnie is here to tell us about a chance of storms. >> >> i think so. >> ground hog day going on here. >> sorry. >> bill murray was the weather man. i loved it. dana was talking about the sunshine, there is your picture, it's a little bit of partly sunny skies at times. currently you

edward burrows is among the five of the leaders calling to be fired. >> the leadership needs to resign. at the end of the day, if the federal government has given us multiple opportunities to correct the issue and we fail to do so, it's important that we hold those individuals accountable at every level. >> several are punishing the county by $6.4 million used to fund the head start program for the county. >> county school administrators of abuse, humiliation. kids some as young as 3 years of age. >> county administrators will go ahead without the fund. >>> women in northern virginia need to watch their backs on a popular trail. we'll tell where you and how to protect yourself. >>> first what drove this waiter to start shooting up a >>> customers ran for cover, when shots were fired inside of a crowded san antonio restaurant. investigators say it all started when a customer, upset about his food, punched a waiter. >> the customer went toward the waiter. hit him, said you have been messing up my order since the beginning. and that's where he started hitting on the waiter. and the waiter

a long-term problem has been the harvesting of guano, the penguins used to make burrows in it.ncome from the boat trips helps fund a penguin and sea bird sanctuary at gansbaai on the mainland, with a rehabilitation centre for the injured and sick. xulani lawo: he's got a seal bite wound. and then now we've just cleaned , the wound. so he's going to be with us for three weeks, and then we'll release him as soon as he recovers. now we are going to feed him. reporter: when he is fit again, he can go back home. penguins play an important role in the region's ecosystem. other sea birds often settle near their colonies. like these cormorants. this interrelationship, interconnectivity. we find that the penguins are plunge diver who then coopt and hunt in packs to actually bring the food to the surface and allow the other seabirds to feed. this dependence is very important between all seabirds. if you lose the one, you lose the others. reporter: at stony point, the public can observe penguins up close, and learn about their life and the region's biodiversity. on the boardwalk, humans c

we have in the city the five burrows, nassau county as well, temperature could reach as high as close to 108, 109. upper 70s and rain cooled. the rain washed the city out a little bit. that was nice. lower 70s north and west, even 60s. 68 in monticello. didn't see that yesterday morning. live right now, we've got showers working over delaware to warren. there's a indicating pretty decent downpours but they have been deepening as we move east. that's good news. they will die out as they go throughed it morning. as the afternoon heats up, temperatures work into the 90s. >>> if you're getting on the l while. no service between the broadway junction but you can take the free shuttle buses instead. a, e, d, f and 6 train are having overnight track work. >> thanks to much, lauren. >>> police are looking for someone who attacked a woman in a park as she walked her dog. luckily, she fought back. how that may lead to the suspect. kat? >> reporter: it was a fierce fight. she bit her attacker, kicked him below the belt. it happened right here in riverside park. police released a photo of the sus

. >> byes are investigating cyber attack again "new york times" burrow in now, saying that no internalsystems was compromised but authorities suspect it is part of a continuing attack by russia. officials tell abc here's the same hackers would located unanimous,000 e-mails among the democratic national committee. >> if you details in the olympic swimmer robbery scandal in rio another athlete is responding saying he is "sorry for the serious distraction," they caused and say he left out facts like urinating behind the building. he maintained a gun was pointed at them, and he said he paid the $11,000 fine. lock look originally said the group was robbed. >> the kids probably went become to school or soon will so a teacher put a creative twist on the back-to-school blues. >> a look at our camera at pier 15, meteorologist mike nicco is. can up with the >> first time teacher discovered a sure fire way to get students excited for the first day of school: check this out. ♪ hello ♪i'm your teacher >> the whole thing is worth listening to. this is dewayne reed, the 4th grade teacher this chicago

after getting the box x-rayed they found the python inside. , 37-year-old eric burrows is facing several charges, including felony stalking. toya: new at 6:00 tonight making to school healthy. the milwaukee health department is preparing for the second of two health fairs. you're looking at video of last weeks' event. services at each fair include vaccinations, lead testing, vision, as well as dental screenings. >> we're here to make sure that the kids are healthy. the reason that's so important is if a child is healthy, they are going to miss less school. if they miss less school they're , going to do better in school, so we want to make sure they're happening at south division high school tomorrow. parents can bring their children in between 10:00 in the morning and 3:00 in the afternoon. free backpacks and school supplies will also handed out. kathy: we are now just one week away from the first day of school for many students. and thanks to your generous donations, many mps students will be prepared for the classroom. our class act phone bank raised more than $67,000. that fills 4400

american wrestler jordan burrows came to rio with a record of 129 and two in international competition but the reigning usual self-today losing two matches in a row including this one in the quarter final to the number two ranked wrestler in rio. he will be going home without a medal. more heartbreak this time in men's volley ball. the u.s. was up two sets to one in just three points away from beating italy for a chance to go to the gold medal match. but italy made an impossibly come back rattling off six points in a row then winning the final set. the u.s. will play for bronze on sunday. now to tonight's must see moments. the fastest man bolt will compete in the men's 100 meter relay for a chance at another gold allison felix will lead american women in their 100 meter relay and in the pool david boudia will be diving in the platform qualifier. we'll have all of the news tonight coming up on 7 news. we start this up for you right now, kim, and adam, take it awa. >> anchor: we do have some exciting news about the future of 7 news as well. at the start of next year, we will be expanding

the races off to that's burrowing in the gulf of it is a picture of a college football player and a kid at and it isn't blowing up the internet. and nfl cornerback it's a line of protection here's gabe with trending. >> trending now, support for colin kaepernick coming from a surprising group of people, veterans. veterans for during the national anthem said he cannot support the country that continues to hold people o color down, that was friday tha many americans said thata how could you not honor the sacrifices made. people began burning his jersey, san the isco police union manner that the nfl denounces foolish statements. veterans say that he has every right to free speech, and air force veteran wrote that i am a veteran i care about people's right to take a stand and makes us better and smarter and many said that we fought for his right to say whatever he wantsn whether you like it or not. is getting a lot of traction people say that don't dishonor the flag by not standing. i've never been a florida state football fan butt i am no at least of wide receiver travi rudolph. he and som

. >> reporter: american wrestler jordan burrows came in today with a record of 120 and two but the reigning olympic i don't know lost two matches in a row including this one in the quarter final to the number two ranked wrestler in rio. burros just want his usual self he is coming home without a medal. more heartbreak this time for the men's volley ball team. the u.s. was up two sets to one in just three points away from beating italy for a chance at the goad medal but italy made an improbable come back rattling off six straight points then winning the final set. the u.s. will play for bronze on sunday. the u.s. women men's basketball team will play for its third straight olympic title after defeating 82-76 in the semifinal game. kevin durant and irving scoring 13 for team u.s.a. they will face the winner of the australia serbia game in sunday's gold medal game. to tonight's must see moments the fastest machine man on earth will compete in the 100 meter relay for chance at a mother gold. allison felix will lead the american women and their relay and in the pool david boudia will be diving i

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ed burrows told wusa9 the board found out about the allegations by watching the news. the board chairman, dr. ubank he says it's categorically false to imply or state there were attempts by the administration or board members to mislead the entire body. we will keep reading the next story. >>> frustrated people living in a apartment complex have had enough. a demolition company is working on a building across the street, throughout the night in to this morning and hillary lane joins us live. >> you get home after a long day out of work and school and you want to relax and have a good night's sleep. people telling us they cannot do that. they have been kept up demolition at all hours of the day. the company doing is work isn't doing anything wrong and has the permits to continue for the next month. sl's been a frustrating and and her children in northeast dc. this is what she hears all day and all night long. >> i don't get time to rest to go to work. when the night comes, the noise comes from the construction. >> reporter: the burr corporation has been contracted to de

the good news, pest control workers say these types are ants are not the harmful ones that burrow in wood. randy: target is investing 20 million dollars to build single stall bathrooms in its stores after feedback on its new bathroom policy. in april, target announced that transgender people could use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity. the company says it has heard from customers who approve of the move, and those who do not. they're adding singe-stall bathrooms to make sure all guests are comfortable. emily: a 100-year-old north reading woman celebrates her birthday by getting her high school diploma. clare picciuto left high school more than 80 years ago during the great depression to support her family. yesterday loved ones surprised her with an honorary high school diploma from the superintendent. she even got a cap and gown. picciuto says even though she left school, she never stopped learning. randy: practice is paying off for president obama. but after a few swings he let one rip, and was apparently very happy with it, we, of course, can't see where the

. >> 7:47 north wildwood wood may get a new name, 100 people signed a petition to change the burrow namegle sea. that was the name back in 1885. city council has decided to let the residents decide the name come november. ♪ i was on my way to work, the next thing you know, i was on the ground. ♪ the trash truck ran over both my legs. ♪ i had sixteen surgeries. ♪ i don't sleep through the night unless i have my medicine. ♪ my medical bills was piling up. my employer stopped paying me. pond lehocky has put me back together. ♪ i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. the barnes foundation is exploring cultural barriers to convey a powerful message. david murphy has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter