((arlene christensen/resident: if i had a million dollars tomorrow, i'd stay right here.)) ((vanessa murphy)) arlene christensen has lived at the casablanca condominiums in las vegas for more than a decade.... ((arlene: it's amazing. i love living here.)) ((vanessa murphy)) but what she describes as usually an oasis....is anything but these days. ((arlene: no power. no nothing.)) ((vanessa murphy)) for more than a month....that me the hot summer days in ten units of this age 55 plus living community. ((arlene: i kind of thought seniors were special. (laughs))) ((vanessa murphy)) instead there are extension cords in the hallway to at least keep the fridge running.... ((arlene: i've got it in here... )) ((vanessa murphy)) while residents like arlene are displaced.... ((mary ann berry/board director: this is the meter that blew out. )) ((vanessa murphy)) and the homeowners association scrambles to fix electrical damage caused by a fire on a august 13th. ((mary ann: this one! (sound) completely destroyed!)) ((vanessa murphy)) sparking from an electrical meter. acting board pres

((arlene christensen/resident: if i had a million dollars tomorrow, i'd stay right arlene christensen has lived at the casablanca condominiums in las vegas for more than a decade.... ((arlene: it's amazing. i love living here.)) ((vanessa murphy)) but what she describes as usually an oasis....is anything but these days. ((arlene: no power. no nothing.)) ((vanessa murphy)) for more than a month....that means no air conditioning during the hot summer days in ten units of this age 55 plus living community. ((arlene: i kind of thought seniors were special. (laughs))) ((vanessa murphy)) instead there are extension cords in the hallway to at least ke ((arlene: i've got it in here... )) ((vanessa murphy)) while residents like arlene are displaced.... ((mary ann berry/board director: this is the meter that blew out. )) ((vanessa murphy)) and the homeowners association scrambles to fix electrical damage caused by a fire on a august 13th. ((mary ann: this one! (sound) completely destroyed!)) ((vanessa murphy)) a clark county fire report decribes smoking, popping, and sparking from an electrical

((arlene christensen/resident: if i had a million dollars tomorrow, i'd stay right here.)) ((vanessa murphy)) arlene christensen has lived at the casablanca condominiums in las vegas for i love living here.)) ((vanessa murphy)) but what she describes as usually an oasis....is anything but these days. ((arlene: no power. no nothing.)) ((vanessa murphy)) for more than a month....that means no air conditioning during the hot summer days in ten units of this age 55 plus living community. ((arlene: i kind of thought seniors were special. (laughs))) ((vanessa murphy)) instead there are extension cords in the hallway to at least keep the fridge running.... ((arlene: i've got it in here... )) ((vanessa murphy)) while residents like arlene are displaced.... ((mary ann berry/board director: this is the meter that blo )) ((vanessa murphy)) and the homeowners association scrambles to fix electrical damage caused by a fire on a august 13th. ((mary ann: this one! (sound) completely destroyed!)) ((vanessa murphy)) a clark county fire report decribes smoking, popping, and sparking from an

and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect our defenders.ant to thank you all for being here. this is a story that we've been following and working on for a long time. it's really hard to get attention on this subject, and, heath, something terrible happened to you when you were just a young man in the military. so -- so, tell me. let me start with you. >> um... i joined the military at 17. um, boot camp and everything was everything that you were told it is. once i boarded my ship, that's when the nightmare began. i was sexually assaulted by six fellow shipmates. my command chose to ignore me instead of help me out. i... tried suicide. i tried running away. i went awol. with the help of my parents, we did a congressional investigation. but... something that most people don't understand... when you're not on base, it's different, but once you're back on your base, that's the law. >> you're going back to where your attackers were? >> yes, ma'am. >> yeah. what happened to you? >> um... >> how did it affect you? >> [ sighs ] >> i was... a drunk

in boulder, eric christensen, cbs4 sports. >> so do do you got? 52% of you are saying csu. looks like it will be a tight race. not sure where all the votes came from. >> just voted once. [ laughter ] >> don't believe it. >> i vote for the fans. they could have close to 70,000 >> charles scherbel sents this in. a hint of autumn in the ohio city foothills up there in larimer county. >> pretty. >> gorgeous. >> a kaleidoscope. >> it is. >> thanks so much for watching. cbs4 news tonight. the late show with stephen >>> coming to you from hollywood, comics unleashed with your host byron allen. he welcomes jimmy door. john cavarillo, melinda hill. and deon cole. and now, a man still ready f savings, byron allen. [ applause ] >> thank you. welcome to comics unleashed!

in boulder, eric christensen, cbs4 sports. >> so do do you got? 52% of you are saying csu. looks like it will be a tight race. not sure where all the votes came from. >> just voted once. [ laughter ] >> don't believe it. >> i vote for the fans. they could have close as a school superintendent, i saw how unnecessary regulations from washington made it more difficult for teachers and principals. and as a dad, i know we must empower those who spend every day with our kids. that's why i worked with republicans and democrats to replace the no child left behind law and increase local control of schools. i'm michael bennet. i approve this message because i believe parents and our communities these are grillers. and we make them at johnsonville. they've got way more flavor than ordinary burgers. flavors like bacon and cheddar and steakhouse onion. people who try 'em, love 'em. >> charles scherbel sents this in. a hint of autumn in the ohio city foothills up there in larimer county. >> pretty. >> gorgeous. >> a kaleidoscope. >> it is. >> thanks so much for watching. cbs4 colbert is

tony summers and dan christensen, a journalist and blogger with the florida bulldog, broke the story on sarasota which i will discuss in a moment. finally howard rosenberg was producer of the "60 minutes" segment which in many ways was the end of the withholding of the 28 pages. the release of the 28 pages received a variety of interpretations. there were some said this confirmed the saudi link to the 9/11 hijackers. the foreign minister of saudi arabia said the matter is now finished, and the aspersions cast at saudi arabia for the last 14 years will end. i believe there is a different interpretation and that is this is removing the cork from the bottle. that there is a significant amount of information which like the 28 pages has been withheld and it was necessary to get this first block of material to the public in order to build the support that will be necessary for the balance of the material to flow. the unanswered questions still remain largely unanswered. did these 19 people, most of whom did not speak english, most of whom had never been in the united states before, most of

hosting solon and we will be covering 15 games tonight on friday night lights endzone inc josh christensen joins us live from manchester and this should be a good one josh. thanks, scott. we'll be right the holiday weekend. highs pressure continues to dominate the weather throughout the state. highs will slowly climb as we approach labor day, from the 70s on saturday to the middle 80s on monday. more active weather with showers and tuesday. have a great night and the big bang theory: who says something like that right in the middle of sex?! i don't know. it was the heat of the moment! no, the heat of the moment is "ooh, yeah, just like that." not, "will you marry me?" nasa really wants my telescope up on the space station, so they're putting me on an earlier launch. when? a week from friday. what? we're getting married that sunday. your dad's going to be furious. there's no way he's going to let us (chuckles): postpone this wedding. well, we tried. i'll talk to him. he won't say no to his little girl. no! i, uh, i should talk to him. man to man. all right, look, i'm going to level with you

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josh christensen joins us live from cascade and this should be a great one josh. ... that's right scott, here to talk about the matchup is cascade head coach tim frake. ... coach this game features two ranked teams that love to run... let's start with you guys, austin already... how has he been so successful? ... we know how much north fayette valley loves to run the ball... the brothers, tanner and trey... how do you slow them down? ... is it really going to come down to who wins the time of possession battle? ... once again, 6th ranked cascade hosts no. 1 north fayette valley... i'll week on kcrg 9.2 will be city high hosting ames in the junior cy-hawk series. and remember you can watch all the highlights on friday night lights endzone from 10:30-11:00. the hawkeyes are a 15 point favorite over the cyclones tomorrow night at kinnick. but numbers don't mean a whole lot in the cy- hawk series.. the visiting team has won the last four games.. heres what the players have to say on the eve of the big game. i've been a part of it so i mean i kind a have an idea of what it

josh christensen tv9 sports. skies eventually clear tonight with lows returning to the 40s. sunshine is back again tomorrow with somewhat lighter winds and highs back near 70. we'll hover close to 70 into the weekend, although more clouds return on saturday. dry weather should continue until wednesday. have a good night! tonight: turning mostly clear. wind: n 5-10. low: 48 tomorrow: i was reading about this jellyfish that never dies. instead, it reverts to its asexual state and then grows up again. we thought my 90-year-old grandfather had reverted to an asexual state, but the lawsuit from his jamaican caregiver proved us all wrong. point is, immortality is not only a possibility, it is real. only if you're this jellyfish which periodically reverts to a mass of undifferentiated protoplasm. if i could keep my gmail account, i'd be okay with that. hello, fellas. others: hey. remember when we were trying to figure out what that smell coming from professor tupperman's office was? yeah? turns out it was tupperman. dead at his desk for two weeks. oh, my god. that's terrible.

josh christensen tv9 sports thanks scott. team meteorologis t joe winters for your final forecast. this is what september should be like! wednesday was a beautiful day and thursday starts off on a good note as well. we are, however, tracking our next storm heading across the plains. showers and storms, with a heavy rain threat, develop thursday evening. rainfall chances end later on friday with a dry forecast through the weekend. temperatures are looking to trend above normal next week. have a great night! tonight: they are not. they are, too. your hypothesis is completely disconfirmed by all the data. you're just clinging to it out of intellectual stubbornness. no, you're displaying a shocking ignorance of the subject matter. mummies and zombies are the exact same thing. oh, yeah? mummies are wrapped in bandages. that's called a fashion choice. all right, you brought this on yourself. don, get him. if a zombie bites you, you turn into a zombie. however, if a mummy bites you, all you turn into is some schmo with a mummy bite. so, like a zombie, that's been eaten from the waist down

cheryl christensen lives near by and says she almost became a victim one day prior. as walked her dogs mila and maxine--she says one of the pit bulls lunged toward them. 34:30 like a mother, i screamed because im worried about these girls getting hurt. the dog eventually was called back by its owner. but thursday-- it was a much different story for the girls at this home. the girls suffered serious injuries. they were treated on the scene and taken to local hospitals. live at the brown deer police department, ashley sears fox 6 news. bev thanks ashley three hours! that's all a jury needed to come back with a guilty verdict for a man convicted for his role in the death of laylah sitting on her grandfather's lap. one family member tells our ben handelman, the little girl is finally getting justice. ben's live in the newsroom. carl barrett jr. is guilty on all four charges he faced. barrett, with two others, shot into the wrong house. the family says emotions are mixed tonight. i look at her everyday and give her a kiss every day laylah petersen's aunt, she looks at a p

cheryl christensen says just yesterday one of them charged at her two little dogs. >> i turned around and i see this dog running up to us, so the three of them did kind of look at each other and did a little gnarly stuff, and then the young man called his dog back. >> both girls were taken to the hospital. they do have serious injuries. investigators here at madacc well now test the deceased dogs for rabies. joyce: trying to settle a score, shooters spray a milwaukee home with gunfire, but they got the wrong house, killing an innocent five-year-old girl. today, the first conviction in that case. >> a five-year-old child sitting on her grandfather's lap was murdered in cold blood. shots were fired first, and people thought about it later. >> in closing arguments, the prosecutor argued carl barrett and some friends drove to 58th and fairmount two years ago to get revenge on an enemy. laylah petersen died instead. barrett's lawyer argued someone else could've used the gun. >> these guns are almost traded like i would trade a baseball card when i was a kid. joyce: laylah's family cried an

videos like this are so vaulable.police chief eric christensen says his department has a special surveillance cam program for residents >>:"because of the amount of value that video cameras provide in investigating different kinds of crimes, we actually allow the ability for residents to come and loan cameras from the police department" his says the idea is to make it easy for residents to experiment with surveillance cameras around their properties and inspire them to make the security investment "one of the most unique things is when you look at this video here it was recorded by a camera that cost less than a $150- dollars" these two burglars got away with close to 3000-dollars in personal property. investigators have limited descriptions of the two suspects other than what you see here. lafayette police are asking for the community's to catch these two men. in lafayette haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:in tonight's follow up file. we are learning some of the gruesome details in the murders of a canadian tourist in golden gate park and a sex therapist in marin county last year. lila alligood

cheryl christensen lives near by and says she has seen at least one of the dogs before. 34:25 i was walking down 48th street here and then all of a sudden, a dog ran out of a vehicle. she says as she walked her dogs of the pit bulls lunged toward them. 34:30 like a mother, i screamed because im worried about these girls getting hurt. the dog eventually ran away-- 35:07 im just so glad the guy was there and called them back. but thursday-- the girls at this home were not as lucky. police say when they arrived-- an officer shot one dog-- to protect the 14-year- old girls. that's when they say the other pit bull tried to attack and that dog was shot. one dog died-- the other was turned animal control. the dog owner requested it be euthanized. the girls suffered serious injuries. they were treated on the scene and taken to local hospitals. live at the brown deer police department, ashley sears fox 6 news. ted thanks ash new at nine -- a long time educator -- busted on child porn charges. prosecutors say 68-year-old kenosha's "all saints academy." the principal prompted the investigation -- sayi

videos like this are so vaulable.police chief eric christensen says his department has a special surveillance program for residents "because of the amount of value that video cameras provide in investigating different kinds of crimes, we actually allow the ability for residents to come and loan cameras from the police department" his says the idea is to make it easy for residents to experiment with surveillance cameras around their properties and inspire them to make the security investment "one of the most unique things is when you look at this video here it was recorded by a camera that cost less than a $150- dollars" these two burglars got away with close to 3000-dollars in personal property. investigators have limited descriptions of the two suspects other than what you see here. lafayette police are asking for the community's to catch these two men. in lafayette haaziq madyun kron4news a big story we're following tonight--protests following a deadly police shooting near san diego. it happened late yesterday in the suburb of el cajon. the man who was shot. is black. grant lodes is here wi

project and that the large are market-rate unions are prioritized but as my fellow commissioner christensen said we can honor the affordable unit project and if not we'll deal with that at that time. >> so the 5 expectations don't bother me in granting the 5 exceptions obviously since i asked about it device my greatest concern is low income housing my experience with being on the late redevelopment agency gives me faith in the mayor's office of housing when they write letters as they did yesterday and the supervisors and we know the quality of housing built in the city low income housing on similar sites and we certainly need it i will certainly supports commissioner lazarus direction to deny the appeal but i would like to make a comment to the da that in the future where and maybe enappropriate to you but in general you're the on one here in the future where such a key element as low income housing where low income housing is a key elements of a project and really a driver here and makes it is important would really love to have someone in the mayor's office of housing attendss meetings a

. >> christopher christensen, [inaudible] also sit on the waterfront working group. i think going last is not too great as everybody said everything that needs to be said. i just want to thank the port and everybody for putting this responsibility in our hands of 33 people to create this policy for such a wonderful port. i have said it before i am born here and family was and this port has a special place in my heart. it isn't just about creating policy but a all around great experience for all of san francisco and all san franciscans and everybody kind of already said anything so will end with saying thank you to all the staff. looking forward to phase 2 because phase 1 was amazing. thank you to rudey and janis and diane and everybody. >> anymore more public comment on 10 a? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner woo ho >> thank you diane so much. wanted to hear this update for some time and i think that this sound like a terrific really amazing progress report and i think we had fears and apprehensions putting such a diverse group of people together wh