. >> we have jp more dan and city. they have been laggards in this market for the reasons you mention. 90% of the time when they outperformed maybe even more importantly if you take something like a jpmorgan, what those banks can do is adapt. they can use technology and cut their costs. the capital positions are the strongest they have ever been. i expect jpmorgan will continue to cut costs. and if rates do go up because of the new requirements and liquidity requirements. the federal funds rate of 1% would generate 1.4 billion to pre-tax profits. >> that's incredible. >> you always have a few esoteric names in your portfolio. anything out there you could suggest to us? >> we have that and we have names people want to throw up when they hear we own them. valeant is down 90% from the peak. we didn't own it then. but we own it now. maria: you are not worried about a criminal investigation? >> i'm always worried about a criminal investigation. but companies have been investigated criminally for a long time. it looks like i

remaining members of the department who under extraordinary circumstances protect and serve the city with great honor. >> dane gang is believed to be involved in a number of crimes including assault, extortion, narcotics, trafficking and more. among items seized are handguns and $200,000 cash and one alligator. >> ama: jeffrey kristina is on the council and he is accused of battery and false imprisonment. lil -- lilian kim is live. lilian? >> reporter: ama, jeffrey christina was elected six years ago and he even served as mayor at one point. now he faces three misdemeanor charges. campbell city councilman jeffrey christina has been arrested on suspicion of battery and false imprisonment and preventing a significant other from calling 9-1-1. it started at the couple's home. officers say christina grabbed his fiancee's arm and kept her from calling for help and leaving the home. >> it is a few hours old. i plan on waiting to get all of the facts. >> reporter: police say christina and his fiancee were together for years and have two small children. they started investigating when she showed up in the back gate

remaining members of the department who under extraordinary circumstances protect and serve the city with great honor. >> dan: the gang is believed to be involved in a number of crimes including assault, extortion, narcotics, trafficking and more. among items seized are handguns and $200,000 cash and one alligator. >> ama: jeffrey kristina is on the council and he is accused of battery and false imprisonment. lil -- lilian kim is live. lilian? >> reporter: ama, jeffrey christina was elected six years ago and he even served as mayor at one point. now he faces three misdemeanor charges. campbell city councilman jeffrey christina has been arrested on suspicion of battery and false imprisonment and preventing a significant other from calling 9-1-1. it started at the couple's home. officers say christina grabbed his fiancee's arm and kept her from calling for help and leaving the home. [no audio]. >> it is a few hours old. i plan on waiting to get all of the facts. >> reporter: police say christina and his fiancee were together for years and have two small children. they started investigating when she showed up i

but he and dan dalziel lost to stith and mccarty iowa city 3 and 1 ... back to the 3rd hole, a huge par putt to halve the hole... but he and ryan gass lost to rogers and hedlund of iowa city 3 and 2... and iowa city has the lead 6.5 to 5.5 ... the iowa wrestling team is going into enemy territory and succeeding... today, the hawkeyes picked up a verbal commitment from pennsylvania state champion max murin for the 2017 class... he's ranked 7th in the country at 132 pounds... he's the third wrestler from don't forget, tomorrow night, get ready for kickoff with the iowa preseason football special on kcrg-tv9. scott saville hosts a talk show with coaches and previews what you can expect from the hawks this year. it airs tomorrow night after the kcrg-tv9 news at 10. thanks josh. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis forecast. skies will turn partly cloudy later tonight, and those areas that do see some clearing could possibly be dealing with some overnight fog, lasting into the early morning hours on sunday. a mix of sun and clouds can be expected fo

we are discussing tech equity today and local efforts to increase connectivity and access in the city. joining me today is dan noyes princ and prince charles. let's get more information on nonprofit. we think it's incredibly important that everyone has access to the tools and resources to succeed in all aspects of life. we run courses all throughout the city. we target people 3 to 93. they take a 15 hour is all about internet skills. how to e-mail, how to find a job online, access city resources. at the end of the 15 hours we try to help them get internet access. they have the option to purchase a brand-new computer for $50. that is often the incentive that gets people in the room. we find at the end it is not what people take away. parents report the best thing is being able to spend time with their children. it is about a lot more than technology. karen: dan has just talked about how essential it is for children to have access to computers. how important is it for parents and older people? guest: parents need to know technology. we find it is very important for the parents and kids to know. kids are 100% ad

but he and dan dalziel lost to stith and mccarty iowa city 3 and 1 ... back to the 3rd hole, mason linn of cedar rapids makes a huge par putt to 3 and 2... and iowa city has the lead 6.5 to 5.5 ... the iowa wrestling team is going into enemy territory and succeeding... today, the hawkeyes picked up a verbal commitment from pennsylvania state champion max murin for the 2017 class... he's ranked 7th in the country at 132 pounds... he's the third wrestler from pennsylvania to commit to iowa. morning. however, once the sun comes up over the horizon it will help burn off some of this fog and we'll start to warm. partly sunny skies late morning and into the afternoon and a southerly wind will provide us will high temperatures into the w will stick around today as well. throughout the day a stray shower or storm cannot be ruled out, especially along i-80 and south. a few showers and storms are possible as well through the evening and overnight hours. low temperatures will drop into the upper 60s. today: fog early, then partly sunny. slight chance of afternoon s

paolantonio, weather watch 12 chief meteorologist mark baden, and big 12 sports director dan needles. 10:00 p.m. curfew is now in effect across the city, for anyone 17-years-old and younger. we are waiting for a police conference with the police chief tonight. this was the scene tonight, as officers put up a fence around milwaukee's sherman park. joyce: the park will be closed from 6:00 p.m.-6:00 a.m., until further notice. part of the effort to restore calm to that area. wisn 12 news' ben hutchison joins us live from near the park . they're afraid closing the park will make things worse so far -- words, and so far tonight we did see somebody arrested. you can see the orange fencing, it stretches all the way around the park. i would estimate 50-75 deputies started arriving shortly before 6:00 p.m. they told everyone the park was closed and it was time to leave. after that the fencing went up

city today. the fire at 29 summer street so intense that 5:00 neighboring homes and buildings were damaged. mayor dan rivera tells newscenter 5 homeless people stay in the abandoned building. the city has been fighting to get it demolished. we're trying to figure out our homeless issue here, so trying to get places for people to go, and when you don't have that, anchor: the residents of surrounding buildings were evacuated as firefighters battled the flames. a woman and two dogs safe tonight after being rescued from this fire in portsmouth. flames broke out in the home overnight. crews pulled the woman to safety. she was hospitalized with smoke inhalation. the dogs were not hurt but a garage was destroyed in the fire. maria: police are still searching for the vandals behind this explosion in salem. the target, a newspaper box for a gay-friendly publication. it's being investigated as a a group of 7 people was captured on surveillance leaving the explosive in the box for the rainbow times. the editor says it's not the first time the boxes have been targeted since going up three months ago. trump rescu

. >> and i'm dan ashley. the cityil is debating whether to declare the state of emergency, the step that will allow it to redeploy investigators from gang task force officers to do street patrol duties. >> david louie is live at city hall with any decision coming down yet, david? >> reporter: the city council is still meeting and busy grilling the police chief and listening to members of the public but so far have not taken a vote. some council members do have some reservations. here is what would happen if an emergency is declared. city council action means on september 11th the police chief eddie garcia could reassign 47 officers from specialized tasks such as investigations to fill vacancy as officers. they believe they need 500 officers on patrol for a city of more than 1 million residents but routinely has 348 shifts unassigned because of the staffing shortage. the shifts have been covered by voluntarily and mandatory overtime but they say that leads to fatigue. >> no resident, no chief wants to have a lot of off

getting in and out of the city is bad. dan, what do yo >> >> dan: we are able to see because you are able to see and you are everywhere. take a look at some of the pictures to cleveland 19 already. i was talking it our meteorologist team. this is a shelf cloud. this picture is on the west sighted. take a look how ominous that was as it came from the west side into the downtown area. take a look at this. this was taken from the hilton. it is again the shelf cloud looking out over the lake one of hilton building. the shelf cloud coming in with the fingers that looks like it will suck up the rest of the lake water and deposit it on the west side and get to one more picture in the marina, maybe whiskey island. that's incredible photography. if you are seeing these kinds of pictures and you have video send it into us. we will be on this quite awhile to get it to the big board. send beth, i will get back to you. i heard bells. is that a new warning. >> beth: we are in the same severe thunderstorm warning which means heavy rain, big

philadelphia's most powerful boss john dougherty of the ibew and action news reporter live outside the fbi offices tonight in center city with more on that, dan? >> reporter: quietly behind the scenes federal agents swarmed in on powerful union boss john dougherty and some associates at a dozen locations all along johnny doc maintains he has not done anything. >> i've been under scrutiny my whole life and don't understand maybe it's because i win too much. >> reporter: johnny dougherty stood outside the fbi and irs agents raided his home and sisterer next door in south philadelphia and an army of philadelphia carried box after box of box of potential evidence from his offices at local 98 of the electrical workers union. >> the government has a job to do and let them do their job. i'm very comfortable with where we are at right now, once we get this ugly scenario by everything will be fine, i'm comfortable that is it. >> reporter: the probe also reached philadelphia city hall. there they raided the offices of city councilman bobby henon and head of local 98 since 1993 and last year he took over the philadelphia trade council and mad money to j

city whether you have been there for a day or lifetime. dan roseman. 9 news. >>> the city first put up the signs about a week ago and if your old-fashioned, regular maps are still available at the visitor center. >>> regular maps? >> yes. i love my regular maps. so much fun to navigate, they should never go out of style. >> agree. a cool concept. >> campaign shakeups. a lot going on. >> you saw it on 9 news. what happened to the olympic at stocks. >>> big changes donald trump's campaign. will it help with the poll numbers. >> hillary rodham clinton supporters are trying to draw a comparison. thank you for your time here. ted, let's be real. the average voter does not give a rip who's running the campaign, do they. but when is it this ridiculous, it is like the beverly housewives. manaford is out and racist is running the campaign and kelly con is running the campaign manager that advised i am not a it is ridiculous. >> your thoughts. >> donald trump is having trouble with the polls and he needed to do something and he did. and i think one of the things is that donald trump is in louisiana attacking the people that are flood victims and gu

city mandate. carolyn tyler is live with that story. >> reporter: dan, there are 562 buildings like this all around the city. and only about half, including this property, are having the work done that the city is requiring. time is running out for some san francisco property owners to do this seismic retrofitting. so-called soft story buildings, multi-story wood frame structures with garages or other openingsond ground floor are vulnerable during earthquakes. senior centers were the first to start safety improvement. and now owners with buildings of 15 or more units must apply for a permit to set row fit by september 15th. >> the longer you wait and you have to fire an engineer to file the permits and the contractor to do the work. >> reporter: tom is director of the department of building inspections which will slap a placard like this on properties that are in violation after the deadline. the san francisco garage company has about two dozen soft story projects it is working on. >> there is activity and people calling trying to get things do done. >> reporter: the city mindful of the earthquake in 1989 passed

city's safety questions where the guards are. dan deroos is in the map center. >> dan: an interactive map center. these were vacancies and we are waiting for an updated map for the city for updated positions. we know more than 80 positions are open. where it is a concern is when you get in a neighborhood like tremont where you can see each one of the dots as a vacant position. on this one stretch of scranton road, which is very have three positions vacant as we click through at scranton and clark and extremely busy intersection and just a couple blocks away. if you have a kid walking a couple blocks in this stretch they have gone through three busy intersections in one neighborhood that the city is not addressing that the cleveland school district is not addressing and this needs to change and we are keeping on it. we want to make sure this changes. this is early in the school year. crossing guards definitely need to be out there. paul orlousky and the rest of us at 19 will keep on top of it until we get all the answers to satisfy and keep the chips safe on their way to school d.a. niece? >> denise: thank you, dan. >>> a

tree limb crushed her spine and now the city is taking a closer look at the trees in washington square park. carolyn tyler has more on this story live tonight. >> reporter: dan, the rec and park department in san francisco faces a $1 billion deficit when it comes to deferred maintenance for things like irrigation or infrastructure upgrades. but the director said the trees here at washington square park are well maintained. but now they will get a closer look. today san francisco's head arborist began a visual inspection of all 60 trees in washington square park. this, after a massive 100 pound branch fell on friday, critically injuring a 36-year-old mother of two as she watched her children play. helen and her young daughters were sitting on the same bench and quickly moved to another spot. washington square in the heart of north beach is one of san francisco's oldest parks. established in 1847. the director of rec and parks said the canary pine involved in the tragic incident was healthy. >> we'll have to figure out if there was anything unique about this tree. this is a park that actually has had a lot of tree maintenance and assessments and there was an a

and the rest is history. >> we'll go to dan joining us from cambridge city, indiana. od evening. >> caller: good evening. you pretty much answered my question. i wondered what goldwater thought of the way reagan gave the speech that night and also mr. goldwater and mr. reagan and william f. buckley, did they ever have any difference of opinion as far as conservatism or they were pretty much in accord? and with that i thank you for taking my question. >> thank you. >> william f. buckley was shut out of the goldwater campaign. late in 1963 by a power play by a fellow by the name of bill marudy. it was power politics. he leaked the story that bill buckley was trying to take over the campaign. william f. buckley on several different occasions said he didn't think barry goldwater would make a good president. that he wasn't ready to be president, that he wasn't smart enough to be president. that -- now ronald reagan's relationship to william f. buckley is fascinating, complicated, they went to logger heads on a lot of major issues. the panama canal, they had famous debate in

and the rest is history. >> we'll go to dan next joining us from cambridge city, indiana. od evening. >> good evening, sir. you pretty much answered my question. i was wondering what mr. goldwater thought of the way reagan gave the speech that night and also their -- mr. goldwater and mr. reagan and william f. buckley, did they ever have any difference of opinion as far as conservatism or they were pretty much in accord? and with that, i thank you for taking my question. >> thank you. >> william f. buckley actually was shut out of the goldwater campaign late in 1963 by a kind of powerplay by a fellow by the name of bill baroody, who was the head of the american enterprise institute. it was power politics. he leaked a story that bill buckley was trying to tame over the campaign. william f. buckley said he didn't think that barry goldwater would make a good president. he wasn't ready to be president that he wasn't smart enough to be president, that -- now, ronald reagan's relationship to william f. buckley is fascinating and complicated. they were at logger heads on a couple

dan. and it is that anniversaries that we mark the important events in our lives and in napa that is the 6.1 quake and the $1 billion regional damage and in this city, no speeches or ceremonies, just a community moving ahead, getting back to normal. back to school in napa at pueblo vista elementary, some of the kids may not remember the quake two years ago. but the remedies are all around. >> if it saves one life, $500,000 was well worth it. >> the director of the napa schools remembers how cabinets and desks fell and blocked doors and now they are all locked down. how appropriate that today the california senate approved a bill requiring such work for all schools in quake zones. >> did that sit here. >> yes. >> did it start with your work? >> yes. we did it without being told. >> reporter: it is a step toward prevention in a community still recovering. yes, tourism is back, but two years later, damage remains on historic buildings downtown and for plenty of homeowners tooxt the last time we visited elizabeth emit her family knew this rv in front of the house for all too well. >> for a while it was our home. >> reporter: at this time the real home

and because of the lawsuit we're unable to mention any other additional facts. >> thank you so much, dan. >>> berkeley police are looking for the suspect in the city's first homicide of the year. officers found the victim near mabel and burnett streets near midnight. he died later at the hospital. the shooting does not appear to be random. the victim's identity hasn't been released. a woman who was hit by a falling tree limb will probably never walk again. she was sitting in san francisco's washington square park a week ago when that large branch fell crushing her. for the first time today we're hearing from her family about how their lives have been changed. >> reporter: yes, the city is inspecting that tree here in this park and a number of other trees throughout san francisco. meantime, the victim's husband talked to us about what happened and how the family is coping. >> i was so sad. i don't think anything would happen to my family. >> reporter: he is still processing everything his wife is going through right now. >> the police told me that my wife dropped by like a -- got hit by a big branch. >> reporter: she was here in washington square park watching her

and apple? dan: the tale of two cities, full at first was really to with smart phones and out samsung, from innovation a great job trying to gain that chair. you have seen headwinds across the board, growth, innovation on some of the newer product areas, and you have also seen another thing that has happened is the hardware refresh cycle that extends to two years, potentially three years and can be an opportunity for samsung to gain share. we see in as synchronize, so how do innovations of the software and services and that is something samsung has done a good job with great david: why is it that samsung -- great job with. isid: why is it that samsung [indiscernible] at thert of it is based gold standard. it is all about stimulating that smartphone demand with consumers, but smart -- but samsung means to shorten that up. when they come out with a new product, they talk about the switching cost, giving the hardware some commoditization and that is where they have benefited and gone after that. the it is battle royale in smartphone markets, but you have seen apple talk about it. the focus is on the clou

and valentine avenue. steve: presidential hopeful donald trump giving himself a new nickname in alison: hillary clinton in new york city meeting with the nypd's top brass. dan bowens here with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: and old clinton controversy, the monica lewinsky schedule making a first appearance and it's a new talking point not being pushed by the trump campaign. instead, it's a re-examination of old comments from hillary clinton's own running mate, tim ka but that's now 20 years old. >> reporter: democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine downplaying the feelings he had years ago. in 2002, he said former president bill clinton, husband to his running mate, should have resigned because of the monica lewinsky scandal. >> it was a feeling i had at the time. now i'm thinking what do we do to help the country be strong. so the past controversies don't have anything to do with that question. >> ghosts re-emerging as she is pressing forward, meeting with nypd commissioner bill bratton and speaking at john jay school of criminal justice in manhattan, focusing on relationships between police and the communities they serve. >> recent

and segregation forever. it is laid out. you can see a lot of the different exhibits here in the city as well. next call for our two guests, dan carter and joe reed. new york, nick, you are on the contenders. okay, we are going to move on. we'll move south to kennesaw, georgia, you are on the contenders, please go ahead. >> caller: many question is for mr. carter getting back to the the the '72 election and his choice of curtis lemay, i am curious of their relationship, thank you very much. >> that was in '68, right? >> well, he thought that general lemay would bring in a lot of veteran voters. in the 1960s there were still a huge number of votes from world war ii and korea and even vietnam. he thought putting a respectable general like lemay would help him draw these veoters. governor wallace was sometimes bevolant. >> he did not get close to picking the vice candidate. >> also, governor of kentucky, channelling some of his folks. welcoming and at least bringing jackie robinson into a baseball because chandler was the commissioner of baseball. when jackie robinson was brought in, chandler was with it. >> some spojoe reed, do

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monitor. >> reporter: city officials and several say it was never about the money but about holding p g and d accountable and been pleased that that has now happened. --pg &e >> pam:thanks, dan: a close call for a pilot and his student in san jose this morning, when their plane missed the runway and ended up on a city street. >> steve: it happened at tully and king roads. right near reid hillview airport in east san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe explains what happened. >> reporter:this was the chaotic scene just south of the airport shortly after the mishap. the single engine plane after crashing through a perimter fence. no one was worse. >> reporter:captain chris salcido/san jose fire dept >> reporter:an airport spokesman said the single engine cessna 172 was coming in for a landing and may have been trying to go around but simply over shot the runway >> reporter:it's not clear whether instructor or student was at the controls but the pilot and owner of 20 years experience. it was windy at the time but the that was not a factor in the crash. the plane's prop and wheel system sustained minor damage. in san jose rob fladeboe. >> steve: thank you, rob. >> steve: air-crash in

and drove to oklahoma city, dallas, to america. itself. >> okay. >> he finished college and wasn't sure what to do right after so this is what he decided. dan is a blogger and plans to rank the mini golf course and write a book. all he will say about colorado is we are in the top 25. we have a link to his blog at 9news.com. the only state he has yet to visit is hawaii and according to his blog, he leaves on wednesday. >> serious miniature golf there. i don't know. i have no idea. why not? >> he was surprised montana he said, "this is such a big state and you guys really don't have any miniature golf courses here." >> hmm, yeah, okay. it is 6:27 right now. >>> a platform for protest. or a sign of disrespect? everyone is talking about the nfl player's refusal to stand for the national anthem. we'll let you weigh in on a >>> there is a statewide manhunt this morning after a father took his newborn son. they need to -- i will tell you what you need to know to be on the lookout for this couple. >> why are we running? >> security said to run. >> security said to run. okay. >>> travelers sprinting for the exit. police rushing in with weapons drawn

and because of the lawsuit we're unable to mention any other additional facts. >> thank you so much dan. >>> berkeley police are looking for the suspect in the city's first homicide of the year. officers found the victim near mabel and burnett streets near midnight. he died later at the hospital. the shooting does not appear to be random. the victim's identity hasn't been released. a woman who was hit by a falling tree limb will probably never walk again. she was sitting in san francisco's washington square park a week ago when that large branch fell crushing her. for the first time today we're hearing from her family about how their lives have been changed. >> reporter: yes, the city is inspecting that tree here in this park and a number of other trees throughout san francisco. meantime, the victim's husband talked to us about what happened and how the family is coping. >> i was so sad. i don't think anything would happen to my family. >> reporter: he is still processing everything his wife is going through right now. >> the police told me that my wife dropped by like a -- got hit by a big branch. >> reporter: she was here in washington square park watching her

dan bronis is standing by.... near desert inn and maryland. but first we begin with bryan scofield...with the latest on effect until friday 5am for the city and most of southern nevada. local flooding and pooling on road ways are likely to continue through the overnight. heavy rain and lightning has already occurred and we may have another chance for wide spread rain and thunder as we

dan bronis is standing by.... near desert inn and maryland. but first we begin with bryan scofield...with the latest on effect until friday 5am for the city and most of southern nevada. local flooding and pooling on road ways are likely to continue through the overnight. heavy rain and lightning has already occurred and we may have another chance for wide spread rain and thunder as we wide spread rain and thunder as we move into the evening. bryan scofield tosses to dan bronis and we may have another chance for wide spread rain and evening. bryan scofield tosses to dan bronis dan bronis ad lib in flames! now fire investigators are looking into the cause! the say... this...just outsiden dean martid hacienda. so close that the fire actually damaged part of the building. firefighters were able to keep it from spreading any further. your voice your vote in the race for the white house.. and a new national poll by fox news shows hillary clintong opening up a 10-point lead over donald trump. but it comes as the obama administration tries to explain a 400-million dollar cash payment to iran that many say looks like ransom for 4 u-s hostages. abc's l

. >> reporter: dan and kristen, just in the last few minutes we've been watching some city crews examiningbranch. they've been looking at where it snapped, trying to figure out what caused it to snap. and if you look over at the bench right there, there is still a bag. that is where the woman was sitting that could potentially be her bag. let's show you the scene from sky 7 hd earlier this afternoon. emergency crews were called to washington square park more than an hour ago. police tell us the woman was watching her two children playing on the playground here and for some reason or another, that tree came down. we're told it fell about 50 feet or so. >> the report was that a tree branch had fallen off the tree and landed on her. >> it would be a big branch. >> the branch fell and we believe hit her in the head and so with we were arrived she was in and out of consciousness. >> the battalon chief with the fire department said the woman was bleeding from the tree

dan: thanks a lot, marcus. ♪ lemonis: here in the middle of new york city, park avenue right here, madison there, all the fabrics andnd here. dan: totally different energy. lemonis: so, are you ready to move in to your new home? -dan: absolutely. 100%. -dave: let's do it. lemonis: we finally got out of the lease and moved out of the retail space in brooklyn, and we've moved into a brand-new showroom in manhattan. these tables can become desks. dan: i'm liking it. liking it. i love it. this looks like a real showroom. lemonis: the benefit of inkkas operating in manhattan in the middle of the fashion district is that they're closer to the action, where buyers from around the world can come see your product. you need to be in the heart of things. they're not gonna drive out to brooklyn. dan: this is honestly, like, the dream that we set out upon when we arrived to new york three years ago to create a footwear company. it's perfect for us. lemonis: so, what i want to do is i want to have this ready by friday so when the new shoes show up on friday, i have some buyers coming, and they can come see all the different shoes

. >>> the city of clearwater has fired a fire inspector for faking reports at places like this. report that is you paid for. forecast and sports with dan lucas coming up on news channel >>> right now on news channel 8 at 6:00. >>> a man looking for love is lured to his death. see how charged in this crime of passion. >>> on the run and now captured again. how this guy took advantage of a deputy's mistake to make his great escape:. >>> and you paid for him to do his job. a fire inspector answers tough questions about why he's accused of blowing off inspections. i'm keith cate. and i'm stacie schaible. a warning tonight after an online dating connection turned deadly. hilarie fritd night. police -- friday night. police believe a woman he met online lured him in and then after going on a date took three men to his home who robbed and killed him. melissa marino joins us now at the victim's home in auburndale. what a terrible occurrence that's happened here. can you tell us more? >> the victim brought his date back here to his apartment and she came back several hours later with company. >> reporter: story from a hollywood movie but this ni

and the indians home stand continues. >> dan: it is a good problem to have. then we have browns football returning to firstenergy stadium. >> reporter: you have heard this all before. the city of cleveland is pretty clear about the do's and don't's for thursday night's preseason home opener. the eastern portion of the lot the western portion will not be open for game day parking until 5:00 p.m. motor homes and r.v.'s will not be allowed in either lot before the designated times. scutaro officers will patrol the lots making sure drivers who need the lot for work or city business can do so. open containers and public intoxication are not allowed. 50 port-a-potties are available with trash cans and dumpsters. so clean up after yourselves. >> there will be lots restrictions in downtown over the next several days and look for signs attached to poles and parking meters because you don't want to get ticketed or towed. dan? >> denise: all the rules. you have to abide by them or else. >> dan: from browns to indians, cleveland has the second best winning percentage in the entire american league. >> denise: it is bringing out fans. the indians are in the middle of a record home stand.

dan, and the humidity gets out of town as well. >> speaking of weather, here is the video from intense flooding in missouri. heavy rains this weekend soaked the kansas city area. two women and a dog were trapped in their car. the second rescuer of trapped people by flooding and even more rain is in the forecast tonight. check out these photographs two, people are rescued by the u.s. coast guard from an uninhabited island in the south pacific. after crews spotted their s.o.s. they wrote in the sand. the couple's 18-foot boat was reported missing a week ago, and the coast guard air lifted them to safety and they are both okay. now, the growing controversy er the company behind the allergy device bumped up the cost dramatically over the past few years. public outrage over the increase forced them to offer a discount but we found for many patients this is not enough. >> this is not an epi-pen issue or a mylan issue this is a health care issue. >> the ceo tried to reframe the the pens rose from $100 six years ago to more than $600 today. >> look, no one is more trust frustrated than me. >> you raised the price, how can you be frustrated? >> there is a list pr

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wisconsin, as is preseason finale septber first in kansas city against a sad story from the last day of badgers fall camp. dan voltz, a fifth-year senr and likely the best offensive linen on this badgers team, is walking away fro because of injuries. voltz toreis a-c and missed much of last season, and he's dealt message for teammates is ?not? goodbye. 3 3 voltz: it's hard. this programreally been a big part of my life going on five years now, so telling them that i would longer be playing anymore, it was difficult for me. but what made this easy is i made it clear that i'm going to remai a big part of the program. my from playing to helping out in other ways. good non thebrewers injury frt. junr guerra will make a rehab start in the minors saturday, with the hope of returning late next week. week.chase anderson's first start since getting hurt last week against the cubs? not what he had in mind. it was going fine until nolan arenado spoiled the party with this three run homer in the third. those were the only runs anderson allowed in five inning. innings...but for now, it's enough to put the it was time to hit the hardwood and show off

the lake havasu city doctor she has vowed to retire mccain today and she is trailing in the polls. let's move to sheriff joe arpaio. his main opponent is dan saban. whoever wins tonight will face paul penzone in november. it has been a contentious race since arpaio faces his toughest race yet. state route 51 and scottsdale road. a federal judge found arpaio in contempt of court and that judge recommend he face criminal contempt charges. andrew hasbun is live with how voting is going. >> reporter: marc, no problems we can report, at least no major problems. during the presidential preference election there were lines that wrapped around places at this salvation army. at this spot, voters were waiting in the early morning hours to cast their ballot. unlike that professor election where there were only 60 polling places, this time around there are 724 polling places that is one polling place for every precinct. according to the county recorder there were some polling places that opened late because when voters showed up t workers were not there. they got to the polling place late. some reinforcements were september in to get the ball rolling

and misconduct in public office. fox 6s madeline anderson has more on how police say they caught her. when dan stanhke found a 25-dollar parking ticket on his windshield earlier this summer... he headed to city hall. 53:20 i went in to put the money in the box on the side and the lady at the desk said, i can take it here. so i went over there and paid it. :28 stahnke tells fox 6 over the phone... he reminding him he still had to pay the fine. 53:30. so i called them up and i said, hey i paid it. you can check. police looked through surveillance footage of that day.... according to court documents... cameras captured melissa mueller taking stahnkes cash at the lobby desk... but failing to properly record the parking ticket payment. a half hour later... she pockets the money. to find a ticket on your window, its bad. and to know that someone is stealing that money, its even worse. found mueller had engaged in number instances of suspicious behavior. she was arrested tuesday and resigned from her position as a dispatcher thursday. cudahy residents are relieved mueller no longer has access to their money. these are people that were supposed to be trusting. you want the city to use your money pro