. >> reporter: cassie is a car share believer. she sold her car a year ago and got behind the wheel of a blue indy electric car when she needed to get around town. >> it doesn't serve all of my needs, but it does a large portion of it, especially when i'm downtown. >> reporter: the program started last year. a french automaker and the city of indianapolis are investing a combined $47 million to build a network of 278 electric cars that charge at 79 parking stations throughout the city. >> we've already been able to show really positive early growth. so we're off and running. this is about a year old now. it's overachieving expectations on every category you can imagine. >> repor so far, blue indy has just over 2,000 annual members, spending $9.99 a month and 20 cents per minute to drive around in one of the program's small electric cars. but blue indy is still in the red and is unlikely to turn a profit until thousands more join the program, which could take se which is why people like joe are not sold on indy's car sharing progra

cassy grulke / st. john's school.7.51.26- 29 they could see it coming. creeping up little by little. it's the most rain people in this community have seen in years -- forcing educators to evacuate 2 schools. chief brad marx / mayville fire dept. 7.38.23 it was definitely more than 6 inches. we have low lying areas here. i would more than 200 workers and volunteers plugged away for hours creating a wall with these concrete slaps and sandbags to block the water. 7.51.56- 59 it was amazing. it was truly amazing.today as employees work to clean up the school.nats kids 7.56.03 the students had a day off. some were dropped off at a nearby church for daycare. 7.50.40-45. we're making do. we're going ahead with our day. we're just trying to keep the inside of st. john's. water did creep into the gym. right now they are hoping classes will continue tomorrow. the principal says she will post the most up to date info on the schools facebook page. ann sterling tmj the other school that was evacuated, park view primary, resumed classes today. the storms drenched the

here today are some of those family members, many of them widows, cassie, who works on my staff, who lost her son. mindy, monica, carol are here in the chamber and have pushed so hard for this legislation. not here but here in spirit kristen, patty, sheila, mary and frank, also with us. they lost their son brad. these are people who said, never again needs to mean never again so no other american would suffer what they have endured at the loss of their loved ones. this is why this legislation is another measure -- major step forward. you look at the foreign sovereign immunities act, and the impediments it has placed. some of my colleagues have said earlier, we just want in court to be able to get at the truth. who was part of the facilitating, financing of the 9/11 murderers, the terrorist that is killed some 3,000 people? 50 of whom, more than 50, who lived in my congressional district. this bill also would amend the anti-terrorism act of 1987. the bill opens -- will open foreign officials to accountability to so-called secondary liability such as aiding and abetting or conspiring w

cassie white was fishing at palo. madison nelson holds on to the first fish she ever caught. this is lane votrobeck and his ten pound channel cat. colton omrmiston scored the daily double. big frog, big fish. and a crappie closer. how about the slabs caught by andra this is john campbell team meteorologis t justin gehrts for your final forecast. warm, muggy weather is here for the next couple of days, and that will fuel the potential for heavy rain. skies are partly cloudy tonight and a few storms are possible late, mainly northwest. that slight storm chance ends in the morning, but more storms may fire up again late in the day. once again, the most likely place for that is in northern and central iowa. heavy rain is possible. so, howard's really in space, huh? mm-hmm, international space station. 250 miles that way. right now, howard's staring down at our planet like a tiny jewish greek god. zeusowitz. sheldon: i must admit, i can't help but feel a twinge of envy. he can look out the window and see the majesty of the universe unfolding before his eyes. his dim, uncomprehendi

. >>> add -- headed home from work, cassie rene sackrider was speeding and plowed into the back of angel's car. >> hit him. never tried to stop. >> reporter: the crash him in a wall. angel couldn't survive. sackrider was combos -- combative with the police. she had a record a mile long for multiple violent crimes in florida. yet the judge let her out on her recognizance. she was accused of taking two carry on with hers. she did have surgery. her scompleen -- spleen removed. i spoke to her grandmother tonight who said she is remorseful. meantime the son is asking anyone who is willing to e-mail or call and ask the judge to revoke the release order by the 15th. that's when they are back to court. >>> in phoenix a man hunt under accused bank robber. he made no attempt to even hide his face while knocking off the chase barge off carefree highway this morning. the fbi is hoping someone will recognize the tattoos. >>> a teenager accused of plotting a terror attack. say wanted masses casualties and he was talking to a terror group online. layer -- lawyers say false evidence for april -- abdul kar

in court today, cassie sack rider pleads not guilty during her arraignment. she's accused of causing a fatal crash killing two people in the east valley last month. police say admitted to drinking and taking drugs beforehand. they say she consumed alcohol, marijuana, xanax and cocaine before she eventually got bhooind behind the wheel. her next court date is set for november. >>> the national guard now patrolling the streets in charlotte, north carolina after a second night of violent protest there. the governor is declaring a sfrmz. the chaos erupting last night after a man was shot during the protest. police say the victim was shot by somebody in the crowd, not police. but demonstrators say no it was >> we are reviewing video, and we are assessing our people who were there as well because an allegation was made that one of our officers might have been involved. as i said before, guys, we are here to seek the truth. >> the police chief released new information on keith lamont scott's death. now, that's the man who was shot originally by a police officer that

meanwhile floridian marilyn cassie is no stranger to this algae phenomenon. >> had an idea that something was going on because there was nobody on the beach. >> reporter: the real concern for manatee county public safety department is breathing problems. >> it's harder to breathe yesterday. as far as inhaling. but it's much better today. >> reporter: there weren't anyone with respiratory problems like asthma to avoid the area. and although beachgoers tell me the smell does seem to be getting better experts could take a couple weeks before the dead fish stop rolling onto the shore. according to the conservation commission, at least one recent took a full year to clear out. for now most especially children seem to look at the aftermath and wonder. >> the kids were like poking at them because they didn't have eyes. >> the fwc is while it is safe to swim in these areas, they advise against touching or swimming along dead fish as they can carry harmful rosales, abc action news. >> thank you. >>> you could put some cash in your pocket if you can help polk county deputies track down a man who he

and tonight the suspect cassie jail. we talked to the family who want the suspect back behind bar. >> this crash took the lives of a father and grandfather and friend and the families are beside themselves. let me show you how the crash happened. the victim sit agent a red light this is at mckellips and gilbert. they were sitting in their car right here. the impact was so violent, that car was actually pushed over 100 feet all the way across the circle k. >> she took two people from this world and left a huge hole in our hearts and it's wrecked our family. >> julie reid gets emotional as he talks about her father-in-law. >> he was an amazing christian man a great grandfather to our kids and he taught my husband how to be a father and how to be an amazing husband. they were killed in last month's crash. police say the driver who hit them w she admitted to falling asleep behind the wheel. police say she also told them she had been drinking, taking xanax and smoking marijuana and taking cocaine. she is now facing two counts

.>>> cardinal playing cassis date. .>>> the giants at wrigley field trying to figure out how to beatthe cubs .>>> ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. mark is here with sports, giants, cubs and the giants, they have to win . >>> someone just said on my way to end here, -- in here, slipping away, feel it's slipping away and i have this four-game holiday weekend series red lettered about a month ago. measured against the cubs, the best team in baseball and if they could do anything against them to be that will help them rebound but there are certainly -- giant glass night and tonight they have 40 hitters without getting a hit, last night and last night game in today's game david -- david ross and the third, scoreless shot, albert suarez, rbis double one-zero cubs, coupled batters later did not hit it hard that hit in the -- that hit in the right place, god himself an rbis two-zero and jon lester and the mount -- amount, that's the guy that giants wanted to my brandon crawford gets one o

cassy grulke / st. john's school.7.51.26- 29 they could see it coming. creeping up little by little. it's the most rain people in this community have seen in years -- forcing educators to evacuate 2 schools. chief brad marx / mayville fire dept. 7.38.23 it was definitely more than 6 inches. we have low lying areas here. i would more than 200 workers and volunteers plugged away for hours creating a wall with these concrete slaps and sandbags to block the water. 7.51.56- 59 it was amazing. it was truly amazing.today as employees work to clean up the school.nats kids 7.56.03 the students had a day off. some were dropped off at a nearby church for daycare. 7.50.40-45. we're making do. we're going ahead with our day. we're just trying to keep

the officer was responding to row be brie outside cassie sars when he ended up shot and saturday. police arrested two suspects. >>> grocery shopping with your children with special needs just got a little easier at one delaware county supermarket. our bruce gordon is just back from brookhaven. bruce it's such a small change but it makes such a big difference. >> reporter: you got that right, lucy. it's no secret that markets put product that is appeal to children in just the right places for little hands to reach them. but what if uri couldn't figure things to give moms and dads a break. it's a classic supermarket strategy stock the candy at the check out counter. kids are enticed. parents are frustrated but not at counter 14 at this new shop rite. it's been restocked with parents of special needs children in mind. autism in particular. melanie tanner's nine-year-old son aj has asberger's she remembers fighting over sweets when all she wanted to do was pay for groceries and go home. >> when you tell a kid with asberger's no, they can really just shut down and it's a complete fight

josh cassy is live with this story. josh, that's scary stuff. >> reporter: yeah, we use our phones every day. no one thought this could cause samsung note owners and there is a recall but unfortunately he did not know about it until it was too late. >> it was surprising out quickly the dash was fire. i had a 6.4 liter. it was not a regular vehicle. i did a lot of work on it and it hurts. >> reporter: it's >> that's the first thought that something as simple as a phone is going to burn down my car or hurt my family. >> reporter: that phone was the samsung 7 that just came out. >> i have had every new note from an i-phone. >> reporter: he says he has gotten the runaround from the company. samsung has stopped selling the phones and is offering replacements saying quote the safety and satisfaction of our customers are our top priority. >> i was enjoying it and did not have any point. >> reporter: he's thankful that no one was hurt including his 8-year-old daughter that played with the phone. >> the insurance company will pa

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louder >>> with no clear direction, the horsesalready rounded up are held in pens like the ones in cassis cared for by -- four -- dollars a year >>> -- . >>> apple has received complaints that the iphone seven along with iphone seven plus are producing a strange buzzing orhissing voice voice. -- fit know is. >>> move over facebook, google launched its own messaging app people and add photos, google %- said that app can leaan from youu conversations and suggest things for you to say overtime, google can even learn to mimic your speech talked >>> -- talk. >>> everything changes so quickly i can keep up. -- typing words put in emoji -- cap inwards put emoji's, thht correlates to the words you're using. >> yours is fancy. >> . >>> today is the last day of summer. we are looking forward to paul. we head into tomorrow, still teeperatures will be above normal both today as wallace on thursday, more cloud coverage expected today than tomorrow so do expect mostly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon, coer ready for the fall i temperatures. it will be with us friday and the weekend . >>> incceasin

after chase showed symptoms of a fairly common cold for about a month, his parentings, chris and cassie, took him to the doctor for tests. unfortunately those tests showed that he had an acute type of childhood cancer found in bone marrow. mr. carter: since that time, chase has gone through many more tests. medicines and painful procedures, including chemotherapy. he's set to complete his treatment in 2018. in true south georgia fashion, i'm proud to say that chase's local community is rallying behind him. in his honor, on september 23, red finish village in st. simon's is hosting a block party called red fern goes gold and the proceeds will go toward funding childhood cancer research with september being national childhood cancer awareness month, i rise today to wish chase buzby all the best in fighting this disease. chase, we're here to power is every step of the way. madam speaker, i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. fo

here today are some of those family members, many of them widows, cassie, who works on my staff, whoost her son. mindy, monica, carol are here in the chamber and have pushed so hard for this legislation. not here but here in spirit kristen, patty, sheila, mary and frank, also with us. they lost their son brad. these are people who said, never again needs to mean never again so no other american would suffer what they have endured at the loss of their loved ones. this is why this legislation is another measure -- major step forward. you look at the foreign sovereign immunities act, and the impediments it has placed. some of my colleagues have said earlier, we just want in court to be able to get at the truth. who was part of the facilitating, financing of the 9/11 murderers, the terrorist that killed some 3,000 people? 50 of whom, more than 50, who lived in my congressional district. this bill also would amend the anti-terrorism act of 1987. the bill opens -- will open foreign officials to accountability to so-called secondary liability such as aiding and abetting or conspiring with t

city's future if the district cannot resolve the financial crisis the state could take over the wing cassie is a coach at normandy high and has four children in parma city schools.ty >> when we were told were in a financially safe situation six months ago and then all of a sudden now they're talking about redistrictinghe 15 ?-dash $19 million in the hole depending on who you talk for the next two years it's scary. >> think you the next parma school board meeting is tuesday october 4ex as for the summer and walkout rumors are swirling on social medialk data will happen in the coming days possibly next week at normandy high school reports of mysterious clowns are spreading coast-to-coast when two people int northeast ohio another smartphone goes up in flames at this time in northeast ohio would fire officials are saying that led to led to a phone causing the spirer at of the death of a locl highc school football player raising concerns about the safety of students playing the gamescotye we had some sunshine earlier today notes above the clouds in the rain that swimming in and in the rain's me

and goating serious with his girlfriend, cassie bennett. >> so you'll be married soon it seems. >> no. my mom wants me to get married. give me sometime. >> is your girlfriend pushing you on it or no? >> no. >> then yeah, it's up to y'all. >> that's what's happening. >> she's not saying put a ring on it. >> she might be thinking it. you never know. but she's not [ laughter ] >> we all play that game. usain, the things that go on inside girl's minds. catch all of ellen's interviews. usain bolt. he's been on a few times actually. he's a fabulous interview. not only is he good on the track. he's good performing. he knows how do a an interview. adopting a cheetah. question of the morning surveys found that up to 80% of men share this secret. oh we got a hint. for married men, their wives usually know this secret. oh. for guys in long relationships their significant other always knows this secret. what is the secret? and why do so many guys try to keep it a secret? >> gosh. >> rico said eyebrows. that they get >> tweezing waxing. >> a lot of people said manicure, pedicure, that they enjoy i

. >> that crash, police say, was caused by 32-year-old cassie who judge releasing her on her own recognizance even though in the arrest report police stated she was a flight risk. the male suspect didn't even 24 hours in the jail for the crime. >> it was almost like a slap in the face to our family, that the judge would release her with her extensive history of breaking the law and with the crime that she committed. >> w we tried to catch up with we couldn't reach here. the wife and mother has a long history of arrests including prostitution, armed robbery and burglary. reid is hoping justice will eventually be served so this doesn't happen to anywhere else. >> it was a horrendous accident, and i don't understand how they could say here you go, you did something wrong but we are going and we hope you won't be breaking anymore laws. >> she will be drug and alcohol tested, has a curfew, and will be back here on september 22nd for a preliminary hearing. >>> a woman who pretended to have cancer and received money from the state to basically pay for a late term abortion, chalice zeitne 24 years in

reporter: chiang is also appointing a blue ribbon panel of people from business and consumer add voe cassie to state and federal legislation urs and regulators. wells fargo and its top executives are at great risk now. >> this is something they have got to clear up and they have to do more than saying they are sorry. the question really before the house is what is wells fargo culture. >> reporter: wells has surely brought the wrat of regulators down on the entire business. >> it is going to be for authorities to look at all banks to see if they are doing this. >> reporter: all banks. the chairman and ceo of wells testifies in front of the u.s. house of representatives tomorrow providing he's still in one of those two posi. >> what if you have a checking or savings account at wells farg oh is this going to affect you. >> reporter: if you didn't have ill leem accounts created, it is not going to mean a thing to you. but if you are one of the many thousands of people that an illegal account was created, that account cost you fees which you can't recover. it may have lowered your credit. you wi

we'll show you how to transition your summer wardrobe into the new season with lifestyle editor, cassie post. thanks for joining us. i've been tempted as well just to put all my summer stuff away. you are saying we shall not do it. >> we should not do it. we can hack it. we can hack it. >> the white jean. one of my favorite staples of white after labor day? don't believe them. >> i don't either. >> say you started with a tank. we put in a fabulous chunky red sweater, bright pop of color. then we added one of the biggest trends of the season, a little cropped military jacket. love the buttons. people wonder about bulkiness of sweaters with a blazer. you just drape it over you. it also gives you a nice klein and you just look cool. >> this is over $100. add a little scarf. i should have done the hair a little bit better. but you get the idea. instead of a turtleneck. she looks smokin' hot. >> i love this bag. love the love bag. >> we can't forget spencer. he is a fabulous super model. with the guys we're going to hack the favorite summer polo. started with the white shirt. he has the summ

. >> diddy hand in hand with r&b star cassie. >> apparently taking their relationship to the next level. >> usher donning a fake fro on the dance floor. the party, so amazing queen b had to postpone a show. doctors ordering her on vocal rest. >> all right, lopez, you've been waiting all summer to saying it. >> oh, you're talking about "dancing with the stars". >> i have >> the entire cast quick stepped into new york and a.j. was right there. >> he's hoping his sparkles outshine his scandal. >> this is like a second chance. >> olympic swimmer ryan lochte coming clean hoping to rumba his way to redemption after rio. >> i want people to see a different side of me than what they already perceive me as. >> lochte showing off his moves on gma and admitting it's not as easy as it looks. swimming or dancing? >> oh, dancing. i should be in water. >> are you on the market or off the market? >> i am off the market. >> kayla ray reed. >> is she going to come to root you on? >> definitely my mom. she gets the first ticket. >> hoping his golden ticket to the mirror ball trophy is amber rose. >> he ma

. >> they've even adopted princess loving braley, cassie and gracie after fostering them along with their three biological children. need love? >> they need love so they feel happy and feel safe. >> so when they come to our home we give them as much unconditional love as we can. >> reporter: with demand high and no more room in their house. >> there will be two boys per bedroom. >> reporter: the degarmos are opening a group home for teenage boys, the most vulnerable and, sadly, unwanted of foster children. >> because when a boy hits the age of 9 or 10, nobody wants him. they all want a baby or a girl. >> i feel like we have all this extra love. i want children to have the best life they can possibly have. >> reporter: the degarmos encouraging others to try foster parenting. there's roughly 450,000 children in foster care and there are not enough homes. you don't have to be rich. you don't have to have a big house. you just have to be able to provide a child a safe home and love. >> they're smiling. they just look healthy, and you can see them transformed before your eyes. it is just amazi

countless victims, including the former miss teen usa, cassi her house. >> you would never think somebody would be watching you in your room and this guy had been. so the thought of that just was -- it gave me nightmares. >> how did you find out about this? >> i received an anonymous e-mail from an anonymous person. it basically was extorting me and blackmailing me. i saw that he had attached nude photos of me that he had taken in my bedroom. >> reporter: the hacker was later arrested and sentenced to prison. it can happen to any of us. while the fbi director now says lens, most of us don't. to show you the danger, before his announcement we had set up an experiment using this new jersey family. with the dad's permission, this stranger thousands of miles away broke in to their laptops and turned on their web cams. spying as the family eats dinner. spying on the teenage daughters upstairs. >> people who are victims generally have no idea that they are victims. >> reporter: luckily, that man is working with computer expert jim stickley. he sent them this innocent looking e card with a virus

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