. >> david manning put a sign on a church saying he wants to burn gay flag. >> they. [inaudible] >> what you got? >> i don't agree with you on that. >> you said you're completely. [inaudible] >> men at some times are masters of their fate. unfortunately, this 80-pound pitbull was on death row since may for attacking and killing a 12-pound chihuahua. his fate may be sealed in the latest court ruling. on tuesday the judge of the supreme court of new york donate denied the owner their appeal to release him based on the grounds that the city procedure does not match the state regulation of handling a dog who has attacked another dog. >> that leaves him on death row. >> i came here to speak with the family's attorney, richard rosenthal. he makes numerous leaps of faith as to what exists. there is no in-depth analysis here of statutes or the law. quite honestly i believe she's wrong. >> the family has been fighting caesar's return saying it will take extra measures for his safety and the safety of others including muzzling and sending him to a special obedience school. this

david: man. >> that thing is dinosaur. i know you have yahoo! email address, david or your moaning i was prom king, either way yahoo! is past. google and many son are the future. david: jonathan, 500 million accounts. there are a lot of prom kings and queens. verizon is about to complete the purchase of this division of yahoo!. who pays the price? out of 500 million accounts, there will be a lot of lawsuits. does verizon pay for it or go back to yahoo!? >> this is still being determined. this breach occurred we understand in late 2014. good news as i understand, at least no financial records specifically were stolen but david, you're right, given yahoo!'s impending merger with verizon raises a whole lot of questions. david: this could be albatross for verizon. >> there is -- david: could turn into an albatross. >> there is always breaches but who is the state sponsor her that infiltrated? that is another question for firms looking forward. david: another question. my bet is romania. that is just my bet. i don't know. guys, appreciate it. melissa.

as for david johnson, man, you know he is poised to have a remarkable second season in his nfl career. michael floyd and the most arguably in the nfl. let's not forget about some of the rookies like brandon williams. what will they do now with the addition of marcus cooper, the trade that they conducted over the weekend with kansas city. we'll see how that plays out, and there he is right there. cooper, no. 31, 6'2", 195, drafted in the second round out of rutgers. he's got experience. he's long and he brings an interesting skill set to that cornerback position. as for carson palmer, well, we know the options are many in this remarkable last year. could it be even better this year when it comes to scoring, when it comes to a top five ranked offense and when it comes to an mvp-type candidate. let's not forget about the depth at tight end with the likes of darin fells. you look at troy nicholas coming on having a very, very good pre-season. no question about that. protecting carson palmer will be a key issue. keeping him upright. keeping him healthy all season towards game week. >> offe

now speaking of david johnson, man, fantasy league players are loving this guy. when you look at what he brings to the table, to the offense, his skill set, he can do so many things for bruce arians and carson palmer. david johnson looks ahead to the start of the season and why he may be destined to have a fabulous second season in the nfl. back with more cards at 6:00. >>> thank you. coming up, big news for shawn handling and being here for his world tour. >> mr. clean needs a replacement while he goes on vacation. we will show you which heart throb actor has applied for the usher hits a milestone in >>> usher hits a milestone in his career getting his own star the eight time grammy winner has sold more than 65 million albums, several musicians were there to celebrae with him including stevie wonder, and kelly rowland. usher is seth to release his eighth studio album one week from tomorrow. >>> the highest paid hip-hop artist was announced. someone who hasn't made any music in awhile. diddy for the second year fla row earning the top spot. bringing in $62 millio

. >> reporter: this man, david hickman, decided one banner should be taken down, this one, the black and blue, honoring police officers. >> the state property is not supposed to become billboards for the general public. anybody can put something there. >> reporter: he said he supports police and yesterday on 9/11, he was caught taking a police officer caught him. >> he saw the guy fitting the description we were given before of the guy who takes down the flags and pulled over. the guy was literally in the act of trying to pull down the police memorial. >> reporter: this banner was put up by the yarmouth police chief whose son died in afghanistan. hickman went to a pal jiz but for legal reasons, it was impossible. >> this is their us doubt hickman's story saying he is responsible of four incidents of someone taking down the flags and banners. >> there were three previous incidents where he was taking up a total of six flags. >> reporter: hickman maintains it's all about public space but still, he opened wounds on route 149. i'm bill shields, wbz news. >>> tonight, two teenagers are un

david: oh, man, that would be nasty surprise. liz, jason, thank you both. >> sure. melissa: to avoid this looming threat. we'll take you live to the white house. david: meanwhile house republicans are divided over whether to impeach the irs commissioner. house freedom caucus member john fleming leading the charge to remove john kiss ken none from his post. he joins us later this hour to make his case. melissa: donald trump firing back to her calling half of his supporters deplorables. former candidate mike huckabee weighs in. >> hillary clinton called tens of millions of americans deplorable. people like you, you, you, deplorable? you know what is deplorable? hillary clinton viciously demonizing hard-working people like you. remember here at ally, nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's tina? doing the hand thing? yep! we are all in for r customers. ally. do it right. everyone thought i was crazy to open a hotel here. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but

. >> reporter: this man, david hickman, decided one banner should be taken down, this one, the black and blue, honoring police officers. >> the state property is not supposed to become billboards for the general public. anybody can put something there. >> reporter: he said he supports police and yesterday on 9/11, he was caught taking

we heard mike pence call david duke a bad man.does the campaign have to lose by calling him deplorable? you've denounced him. why not call him deplorable? >> because what we have to lose is we don't want to validate and i think this is what mr. pence said is validate the kind of name calling we're seeing on the left. that we're seeing hillary -- even americans whose ideas we find reprehensible, we don't need to call him a deplorable as though he's an object. do we repudiate his hatred? of course, we do. david duke only matters to the media. i don't think regular americans give a hoot about him or his nonsense he spews out of his mouth. if he happens to support mr. trump, we did not endorse him. >> the campaign over the last day or so, few days rather since secretary clinton made those comments, you guys have really been taking her to task for her choice of words, the language and there are a lot of folks who would point to the irony of the trump campaign taking issue with something that another major party candidate has said. the

david: police stop a man in new york city with a meat cleaver. at a possible serial killer >> these women want the truth about their fathers. university professors killed in the plane crash over vietnam. why had our government asked the men to go there. they will offer you a replacement devise. stop using them. 's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. v.o.: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that, defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: well i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. v.o.: ayotte and trump, wrong for new hampshire women. planned parenthood votes is responsible for the >>> tonight, breaking news. the scare here in new york city a short time ago involving police officers. the suspect with a meat cleaver. police rush to the scene. officers injured. gunshots fired. and we are on the scene. >>> also breaking, the

there waiting the fate of david miller the man accused of killing sabrina houston last october. the panel went into deliberation yesterday after the prosecution and defense both made closing argument. struck where learning what to do about the man suspected of carrying out the attacks in new york and new jersey. cbs2 news anchor scott joins us now with surprising information from the fbi.>> as more details come together, 24-year-old a modest coming corporative berryville to back in 2014 his father called the agency to say his son was a terrorist. the call came after he was arrested for stabbing his brother in the lake later retracted the common saying he made them because he was angry. federal fishes of now been searching to his life. law enforcement tell us they discovered a handwritten note in a small notebook which reveal he may have been radicalized by terror ideologies provide officials say he is not cooperating with the investigation with a looking into any ties with terror. >> his first acting on this to all the records of social media. rahami is a us citizen from afghani

. >> david ortiz pulled out early, henry owens on the mound. you can kind of get how this man went. david ortiz honored by the yanks, riviera among those on hand to give him the proper goodbye. went through a series overhit though. pulled from another ovation from the fans at yankee stadium. jacolby gets what turns out to be the game winning double right here. four touchdowns to help the patriots start the season 3 and 0. he credits the >> he's always had my back from the beginning. i like everything that he does. i respect him a lot. he's just going to be one of the best -- i think he'll go down in history. talk about the 1972 season, the undeneated dolphins and among he was feeling when the pats tried to go to 19 and 0. >> if anybody was going to do it, it felt good that he was gonna do it, but, you know, it wasn't meant to be. we're still the only team -- it's tough to go undefeated. anybody at any given time can beat you. >> the history of football, this is the fox 25 boston.com sports page. if you're a football fan and want to learn some great guests. some fascinate be insight w

david duke. "go home, duke! go home, duke!" police officers used barricades and man power to block protestors from accessing the immediate area surrounding the monument. (nats) nopd officers arrested 7 people in total. six or disturbing the peace... and one man--43- year-old david clark--arrested for aggravated assault and illegal use of a weapon. "we gave them that moment we saw that there was something where an ordinance was violated, our law was violated, we were able to make those extractions, bring those people out safetly." when the protestors were unable to break through... they continued their march down decatur street. and for now-- the andrew jackson monument remains in tact. (nats) it's been two days since unlv's devastating loss to idaho... and head coach tony sanchez....is not a happy man. "i'm extremely pissed, i am beyond frustrated, i'm embarrassed, i'm pissed, i'm sick to my stomach right now, this is as angry as i've been since i've been sitting in this chair, we have to get better, it's been a long time coming and at some point we have to find ours

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our sergio avila reports just five minutes ago a jury reached a verdict in the sentencing of this man, david frostick. >> marie: the jury sentence will be announced in just an hour at 4:30. frostick was convicted last week of killing his fiancee robin jenkins seven years ago. we'll have a full recap of sentencing on "news 3 live at five." >>> president barack obama was period. >> marie: republican presidential candidate donald trump confirming what his campaign announced earlier. that he believed the president was born in the u.s. good afternoon and thank you for staying with us. i'm marie mortera. >> reed: i'm reed cowan. this is as we know a complete reversal of what donald trump said five years ago. but the issue isn't likely to go away soon. it may have just gotten a rebirth. trump continues to falsely blame democratic nominee controversy. president obama refused to answer a reporter's question today about donald trump's recent remarks. >> i jonathan have no reaction and i'm shocked that a question like that would come up at a time when we got so many other things to do. i'm not that sho

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david is our man on the ground there. i believe you have mr. ed rogers with you, david?matter of fact, i do. let's talk with him right now. we are right outside the boj. are expecting their latest policy decision a few hours from now. there is a lot of uncertainty over what can happen. two questions, what should they do and what do you think they will do? >> the second question is probably the more interesting. ist we think will happen relatively little in the short-term. has done a job of creating the environment , and they havege taken a lot of actions as far as qe2 create the right environment . what can they change today? incremental at best. what needs to happen going forward is the far more interesting question. we think the policy discussion is about the structural change at a societal level. the boj has change the structure fxwhat effects -- dollar-yen. this is incredibly impactful. that, maintaining the structure of dollar-yen exchange rates. going forward, we need to have a dialogue about structural change -- aneating and him environment that leads to that 2% i

david: ralph nader calling it like he sees it. as he always does. a new book, breaking through power. that is a man knows what those words mine. >> thank you very much, david. david: catch kennedy's full interview with gary johnson 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. melissa. melissa: republicans pressuring the white house over a ransom payment. lawmakers are demanding answers why $1.7 billion was sent to iran. representative nick mulvaney grilled officials on the issue today. was he satisfied with their response? he will join us next. >>> plus, hillary clinton has a new defense for her email controversy. uh. >> to try to pin it on colin powell is down right shameful. best defense for hillary clinton after lies she has told time and time again about this, if your best defense is colin powell, come on, you have no defense. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep p

for that they arrested this man, 52-year-old david holm, a homeless man who has lived in grass valley for years. when he was arrested he had burns on his legs. smoke inhalation, one of his cigarettes started this fire. if that's true, home may be facing charges not only for the damage but the building and the porta potty stored but for putting firefighters lives in danger. >> we did have one firefighter initial attack from nevada city fire department get smoke inhalation. >> reporter: there were evacuations. highways near the empire mine. >> the police came and said we need to evacuate the tollroad. >> reporter: amanda and her mom becky left in a hurry and were left hoping the historic empire mine survived the fire. >> literally had the town shaken up right now. >> reporter: this is fire country. used to seeing wildfire and firefighters. but not in their backyard. >> that was ben reporting. >>> animal cruelty case in el dorado county involving a family horse. the owners say someone shot the horse twice in the past few months. most recent shooting was last week. they even recovered the

the milwaukee county sheriff's office says sheriff david clarke detained a man on an airplane over the weekend. charlotte, north carolina saturday afternoon. a man on the flight got up from his seat several times and was harassing passenger and flight attendants. as the plane landed...the man got up again so the sheriff intervened...holding him down until airport police could board the plane. he was charged with being intoxicated and disruptive in public. a reminder from the chief of marquette university's police department today. today."if you see something suspicious or you're feeling threatened in any way, contact three robbery incidents on or near the campus since sunday afternoon. in one of the robberies, a gun was shown. the chief tells us one person suffered a minor injury during a struggle. while those crimes are under investigation, the chief insists the campus remains a safe place. 3 the safety of students and staff is a focus at uw- milwaukee this week.today is the first day of "campus and information tables designed to make people more aware of ways to avoid problems. campu

that's exactly what david paris did, the man that you see there. he is a veteran who is making a transfer to civil -- civilian life. >> it brought out the skills that i had already. it enriched those skills and showed me areas where i was strong in. >> kind of taking the guesswork out hiof ng. taken the test. but time is now running out. this test will help identify the jobs that are really right for you and the ones in demand right now. head to abcactionnews.com/yourfuture and click on this logo and you can take the free test. >>> we're going to take you to north dakota. protesters are chaining themselves to graffiti and machinery hoping to stop a construction on a pipeline. take a closer look. this graffiti includes the message water is life. down this pipeline at six separate work sites in the past week. a local tribe there says they oppose the pipeline because it could affect the drinking water. >>> remember this woman here, she is the professor who was fired from the university of missouri after threatening to have journalists removed from cam

one man with his -- with first-hand experience of that is u.s. general david petraeus. he was at the forefront of america's fight against terrorism for years. he commanded troops in iraq and afghanistan and he later led the c.i.a. dw spoke to him as america prepares to mark 15 years since 9/11. our next report begins with some of those americans, most the families of soldiers who r died in action. >> just two hours east of new york, the cemetery is a place where soldiers are laid to rest. william and michelle were both police officers on duty on 9/11, 2001. they here to visit the grave of their son jimmy. >> our son was james mcnaughton, and he was 27 years old, jimmy. and he was a staff sergeant in the united states army, and he was killed in action in baghdad, iraq, on august 2, 2005, by a sniper. >> their home is full of reminders of jimmy. but here there is no criticism of the war in iraq. to them, their son is a hero. >> what did my son die for? what did obama do? pulled the combat troops out. we went over there, we kicked ass, did what we had to do, we did it with

reporting live..david schuman..13 acti in los angeles -- a man is arrested after a stand-off on an amtrak train. it all began last night -- when 46-year-old darius palmer -- gets on the train -- and pulls out a gun. authorities evacuated the entire train. police-- using tear-gas to force palmer to surrender. nobody was hurt. someone up to no good -- misses their mark -- after a small pipe-bomb explodes before a marine-corps race. police -- shutting down a four-block area -- in seaside park -- to investigate they race route for a marine-corps charity run. (al della fave/ ocean county prosecutors office) "what the intentions of the individual, we don't know at this point whether it's criminal or terroristic. i mean, it's obvious it was meant to affect the run, the fact that it went off at 9-35." and no runners were nearby when the bomb blew up.. authorities -- reportedly -- found a second device. investigating. in philadlephia -- a woman is shot and killed. two police -- and two civillians -- wounded -- in what police call and ambush-style attack. the gunman -- late last night -- opening fi

. >>> police say this man, david lee russell tried to kidnap two women this past week. now is talking from jail. >> welcome to the four on 2 >>> russell is a convicted sex offender and eluded police for days. >> reporter: we sat down with russell. he said he had no idea he was ain wanted man and when he found out he said he wanted to set the record straight. russell said all the accusations against him are lies. he was arrested yesterday after parentally switching -- apparently switching vehicles, shaving his beard and coloring his hair. after a friendly conversation at a good will store he tried to offer a young lady home. he said he may or may not have hugged her. prosecutors say he tried to throw sweatshirts over the victims' heads and force them into his suv. >> i never -- i don't understand how -- if you talk to somebody and say you need a ride and she freaks out. i didn't do anything. i didn't grab her. i didn't touch her. i don't understand. >> reporter: both of the crimes occurred in the same way. mr. russell put a sweatshirt over their heads and tried to drag t

. ♪ mark: we are back with david hillary a man that says clinton has a 100% chance of winning. re's no scenario where david -- were donald trump could win. so we thought we would look at these areas republicans are talking about. explain why they are not just him possible but impossible. just implausible, but impossible. democrats concede iowa is probably going to be a trump state. all possible scenarios throw the big three plus iowa. that gets him to 259. with look at the first scenario to get trump to 270, which is adding in pennsylvania. pennsylvania path, doesn't need to win anything but the big three. you concede trump could win the big three in iowa. david: the two states he's doing best in our iowa and ohio. mark: is it impossible that he wins florida? david: i think it's very unlikely. he's doing better in the public pulling than we ever did and the state has become more demographically friendly, so we went by 2.5 now. mark: can he win north carolina? he can, right question let's put florida aside. tell us why pennsylvania is impossible. david: it is the easter bunny. it

a 911 call from a woman, while the man was in the home. >> thank you, david. >>> a look at the reasons flu mist won't be available this year, plus other possible options for your >>> two high profile bay area shooting deaths are prompting action by an east bacon gre-- b congressman. requiring to store weapons safely. kate steinle's death, in both cases, the alleged shooters used weapons stolen from federal law enforcement officers. >>> if you're t-mobile customer on the iphone, you may want to wait to install ios 10. in a tweet, they warn users of the iphone se 6, and 6 plus to hold off on installing the latest software update. t-mobile says getting the update is causing connectivity issues. if you want the new iphone 7 plus or jet black colored iphone 7, don't get in line outside of a napa store tonight. presales began last friday, and they've sold out ahead of tomorrow's official release date. the 7 plus has dual cameras, and apple said they'll work hard to get the new iphone to get into everyone hands. >>> landmarks going green, while maintaining a look around the globe. >> millions

. >> right now, jurors are trying to decide the fate of david miller. he's the man accused of stabbing and strangling his girlfriend last octd. the prrks insists that miller should be convicted, considering the evidence revealed. investigators found miller's blood on her and the defense argues that the state debate peru a motive and there was a significant lack of evidence. miller is charged with first he degree murder and two counts of theft. new details kontd to develop after weekend bombings in manhattan and new jersey. police are questioning 22-year- old amad. they arrested him this morning after a gun battle in new jersey. he's alsos main suspect in new jersey bombing. another explosive was found late last night in manhattan. six other bombs for found in liz betd, nng, where the suspect lived. police say he is a naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan. they have not linked him to isis and he is not listed on counterterrorism databases. officials are trying to figure out why he chose to terrorize several communities. >> i think it's important to remember wh

. >> reed: took just a few hours for a jury to convict a man named david frostick. guilty of killing his fiancee in 2009. he is waiting to hear his fate in the form of a sentence. frostick faces life without the possibility of parole for that crime. but they sentenced him the jury is listening to testimony from people put on the stand by both the prosecution and frostick's defense team. e members of frostick's family take the stand and the defendant himself is also set to speak today. news 3 will be there for that. earlier today the jury heard from a former metro patrol officer who met the victim a month before she was killed after she called 911 to report she had been in a physical fight with frostick. >> she was physically shaken. her face really red. her eyes bloodshot. she had tears coming down her >> reed: it was ap emotional day in court and it's very much to be expected on both sides. the last time the jury was in court they took a few hours to come up with that guilty verdict. so will be interesting to see what they say about sentencing. we'll follow the sto

police believe this man, david russell is responsible. >>> and some closures to tell you about for theday holiday. the parking lots at either end of the golden gate bridge will be closed from 11:00-5:00 today. for bart riders no rides for several areas. >> reporter: i'm jackie ward in aquatic park, and of course many people will want to get out on this last day of summer, but the coast guard is reminding people to play it safe. this happened at 12:30 yesterday afternoon when a man was found face down in the water at aquatic park. two visitors, one who is from the coast guard of the uk was there. >> he was face down with a life jacket on and we thought he was going to go under. >> reporter: an hour after the rescue, the coast guard searched for other people falling from a boat, but they didn't find anything. this is the third major bay area rescue since thursday. the coast guard is still trying to determine how he ended up in the water. >>> let's take a quick look at the bridges. here's the bay bridge looking clear through the plaza. a beautiful image of the golden gate bridge heading i

left about a dozen police officers injured.the unrest grew after the fatal shooting of a man tuesday afternoon. david begnaud reports from char. charlotte. community leaders in charlotte are calling on african- community leaders in charlotte are calling on african- americans to boycott the city. a rally is planned for later this evening. protesters in tulsa now want killed an unarmed black man last friday night. night.officer betty shelby was responding to a report of a stalled vehicle when the shooting happened.officials say 40-year-old terence crutcher did not have a weapon on him or in his s-u-v. shelby's attorney says she had reason to fear for her life -- but attorneys for crutcher's family disagree.the family says crutcher was not reaching in his car to get something at the time of the shooting- because his window was up. tulsa police say a vial of the drug p-c-p vehicle.officer shelby is now on paid administrative leave. the justice department is now investigating.crutcher's funeral is scheduled for saturday. in our vote 2016 coverage today- today-republican presidential nominee donald trump s

thank you david. >>> developing this morning, a black man was shot several times by police in a san diegob has died. el cajon police say the man's sister called them yesterday saying he was not acting like himself and walking in traffic. they say the man was not armed but pulled an object from his pocket and pointed it in a shooting stance toward two officers. that prompted one of the officers to open fire. the man died several hours later at the hospital. the shooting spurred protests at the scene for several hours. >>> a suspected drug lab may be behind a deadly explosion in the bronx. it killed a high ranking new york firefighter yesterday morning. debris flung by the blast struck bat italian chief michael fahey. he was the father of three described as a rising star in the department. 20 people were hurt including nine other firefighters and six police officers. police are questioning a person of interest to determine to if propane tanks that were being used for a marijuana growing operation had exploded,. >>> first ponders came together to help a woman who had a medical emergency behi

issue, when governor mike pence was asked about this today and said i don't know why this man referring to david duke keeps coming up, called him a bad man but did not want to pick up hillary clinton's word "deplorables" but i followed up with a question about how those who have like-minded ideas with david duke and white supremacist notions, why they're attracted to the trump/pence campaign. here's part of our exchange. are you concerned there's something about the trump/pence candidacy in these political times and the rhetoric used that draws them to you? >> look, we live in a free country. and people of ill motives can associate themselves with politics. i would draw no more conclusion of that man's expressions of support than i would the fact that the father of a terrorist who killed 49 americans was seen at a hillary clinton rally cheering her on and said he was there because she was good on national security. >> reporter: part of what pence is trying to do is what donald trump is trying to do. tactically in terms of politics and that is to keep the focus on hillary clinton. their campaign

man in the cabinet. the power is shifting, because the public did a brexit vote. davids the man who campaigned to brexit. was in supportay of it, she was in the remain camp. francine: when do we find out? i think they are try to look for a lawyer to find help for the government to shape their teams. svenja: it is not just lawyers, you've got to create the whole bureaucracy. you've got to move that bureaucracy from brussels into the u.k. government. that is no small task. triggers -- until article 50 triggers, we won't know what negotiations are like. francine: svenja, thank you so much. one of our lead reporters for the u.k. elections. up next, bombs explode in new york and new jersey. how will this shape the rhetoric in the run-up to the u.s. election. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: "the pulse." this is "the pulse." -- this is "the pulse." nejra: australis stock market was hit right glitches in today's session. traded started an hour late because of the problem. that was followed by two further outages after investors were unable to buy and sell shares. the issues, as

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man. they found david miller guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of sabrina janish. miller was originally charged with first-degree murder. police found janish dead in the she'd been strangled and stabbed multiple times. cedar rapids police say they never found a specific or credible threat to jefferson high school. their investigation was related to a 15-year- old boy who shot and killed himself at the high school, earlier this month. after the suicide, police investigated the student's social media posts for credible threats of a mass shooting at the school. they found none. it'll take at least one more night. the iowa city board of delayed its decision on the construction of a house resembling kinnick stadium. that's because- for a second week in a row-- a hearing over whether a couple could build the home went all night. reed and sandy carlson - who are from decorah - want to build the 7- thousand 500 square foot replica at 101 lusk avenue. that's in the manville heights neighborhood, not far from the real stadium. but neighbors say the home would create safety c

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. >>> it's all in the hands of the jury now in the case of david miller. he is the man accused of starving and girlfriend last october. the prosecution insists that miller should be convicted considering the evidence revealed. investigators found miller's blood on the victim and in a still to come on cbs 2 news - the hawkeye defense -- looking to regroup after saturday's heartbreaking loss -- what they say the solution is to a tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. for two fifth-grade boys, one lunch period change their bond forever.the quick action from one of those little boys that saved his friend's life. tomorrow at 5 a-m, on cbs 2 this morning. >>> perry has been very focused on a cap over our area. talk to us about the cap. >> it's not the kind you wear on your head but it is important in the world of weather. a lot of parameters going to severe weather including heating and moisture, or the fronts are located and the time of day. but this afternoon, we have a lot of potential out there but it hasn't been realized because of what we call a cab. if you took a bottle of po

like a mascot costume was taken....and the owner is heartbroken. 13 action news reporter david schuman talked to the man under the mask. this is oreo. he walks around...he waves...and he loves to dance. music nats for years...oreo has been steavphan feasel's alter ego -- a character he himself for a while -- and a way to make friends with other self-proclaimed "furries." 04:04:32 "we just see it as a comfort zone because a lot of us are shy." butt with 04:11:04 "feeling free basically, away from the whole human thing." the suit isn't cheap. it's worth 26-hundred dollars. and now....it's gone. 04:08:02 "they got away with the whole body, the head and the hands." oreo was stolen from steavphan's unit at public bicycles..r-c cars and construction equipment. it wasn't the only unit burglarized. cory ausiello says his heart sunk when he discovered what had happened. 04:21:49 cory ausiello "it's really hard to know that the stuff is gone." the manager wouldn't answer any questions about the burglaries. we left a message at their corporate office that wasn't returned. as for oreo... david schuman "a friend of

chief jeff davis acknowledges the man was not armed but he was assuming a shooting stance, you can see in this surveillance picture, david says one officer tried to subdue the man with a stun gun before another officer fired his gun several times, the man died several hours later at a hospital. >>> still ahead, the concept of bias is a preschool problem. we will talk about that. >>> it is almost october but it feels like august, danielle tells us how long the summerlike temperatures the >>> welcome back i hope you're having a wonderful wednesday how could you not with all this sunshine, across the western slope you will be watching a few more clouds other than that a quiet afternoon, across parts of the san juan, bridgeway just a stunning shot. the clouds. plenty of blue skies, downtown denver much of the same, up in boulder not a cloud in sight, a great start to the day and temperatures already in the 70s, fort collins, boulder greely at 77. i-76 warming up nicely also. right now out of the airport plenty of sunshine the winds have been common client turning out of the east temperatures at 75 here in the backyard are th

david louie. >>> a young man must register as a sex offender. a judge vilified and recalled because of a sentence he handed do down. >>> the time was 6:09. rock turner reached an suv waiting for him. he ignored questions the entire time. turner was driven to a mountain view hotel, where he disappeared, never to be spotted again. he and his cell mateses' crimes make them potential targets for attacks. >> rapists, child molesters are some of the crimes where we keep people separate. >> if the police believe you and prosecutors believe you, and if jurors believe you, that can be undermined by a judge whose objectist is clouded by rape culture. >> i call on not only judge persky to resign but his colleagues on the bench to stand up and not hide behind a claim of judicial independence. >>> today, they want him to go. it is important to point out he did what the probation officer suggested. >>> the case inspired new legislation now only needs the governor's signature to become law across california. team coverage continues in the newsroom. >> the majo

david: bob was the biggest loser in atlantic city. he was a con manob guy, not a made guy, but a mob associate who i spent a lot of time with. and donald was fined for moving black women and asian dealers and cocktail waitresses because he thought it was turning favor with bob because bob was losing money would let loose with violent, crazy language. and bob, when i interviewed him, he said, i did not know donald trump was doing that. that is outrageous. i say these terrible words, but i am not a racist. donald trump is the racist. if bob calls you a racist, that is pretty bad. brian: where is he now? david: he died a few years ago. donald tried to seduce his daughter. and someone else told bob and then they told the story to me. he got to keep all the way from your daughter, because you will kill him, and i will lose my best customer. bob, as he told a story to me, went to donald and said, after donald had given her a cream-colored mercedes and had a video made for her birthday and other things, if you approach my daughter, i will castrate you withou

david graham is standing by. he's a staff writer for the "atlantic" and penned a piece today called colin powell the last reasonable man welcome. >> thank you. >> based upon the e-mails that we have seen, we see a bit more about how secretary powell came to his thoughts on donald trump. talk to me about that. >> that's right. it's a very interesting thundershower r tour through his personal inbox. you see him talking through his objections to trump, you see he says the entire birther movement was racist, he says trump's ideas of getting 95% of the black vote are delusional and calls him a national disgrace and international pariah. you see him getting progressively more upset. he talks about his objections to the media covering trump so much saying that by talking about him we're essentially giving him oxygen and driving his popularity. >> so he said these things or wrote these things, that he thought would be private, on e-mail. but he's clearly frustrated with hillary clinton and her campaign writing "sad thing is, hillary clinton could have killed this two years ago by merely telling everyone honestly what she had d

vice president candidate tim kaine told a crowd in michigan that mike pence refused to call david duke, a mans to the ku klux klan deplorable. >> if you cannot call out racism, zeno phobia, if you can't call it out and you stand back and you're slept around it, you enabling it to grow. >> what he's avoiding is the context here, what we said in that interview by mike pence was that donald trump disavows david duke, that the campaign doesn't want the support of david duke or think like david duke, they didn't use the word deplorable but they did disavow him. >> and he says that trump got it wrong when he described the military as a disaster. >> kaine said he was dis'ing the military members and their families and that's not the case. >> trump has made it very clear on many occasions that he does not criticize the men and women of the military, but the officials that have left the military depleted. >>> now news out of trenton, a new housing scam involves crooks trying to run out on apartments they just don't own. it's getting complaints from real estate agents and property owners, immigrants wh

david duke. "go home, duke! go home, duke!" police officers used barricades and man power protestors from accessing the immediate area surrounding the monument. (nats) nopd officers arrested 7 people in total. six or disturbing the peace... and one man--43- year-old david clark--arrested for aggravated assault and illegal use of a weapon. "we gave them that space. it did not get violent, but the moment we saw that there was something where an ordinance was those extractions, bring those people out safetly." when the protestors were unable to break through... they continued their march down decatur street. and for now-- the andrew jackson monument remains in tact. (nats) the sawmill fire in california has scorched more than 15-hundred acres. the blaze was reported shortly before noon. residents in the geyserville area were forced to flee their homes. no word on any injuries. the cause of the fire has not been confirmed. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty the hottest day we'll see for some time is expected tomorrow at 91 degrees with a light bree

man was boating with friends when he jumped into the water but never resurfaced. wbz's louisa moeller is live in plymouth where crews have to return tomorrow morning. louisa? >> reporter: david and and lisa, the man's friend threw him a life jacket but sadly it wasn't any help. pond in plymouth thursday afternoon as the search for a missing swimmer turned into a recovery mission. >> first responders say three people were out in a boat, two of them swimming when wind gusts blew the boat away. a 26-year-old man was unable to make it back to the boat or the shore. >> helped one other person get out of the water. dropped the movie there so they know where the starting point would be for the search. the scene. they scoured the surface of the water and the edges of the lake. facing a unique set of challenges. >> over 100-foot where they are at right now. it's all mucky down below. it's very hard for visibility don't be later. >> reporter: a chopper searched for the sky. with no sign of the swimmer. thunderstorms and pouring rain brought the search to a halt. after the boats came out only a to comfort the missing man's loved ones. >> you've got to feel for the people, the parents.

erupted at the islamic center of fort pierce surveillance video captured a man at the building as the fire broke out. (maj. david thompson/st. lucie sheriff's office) "the video shows a lone individual, either white or hispanic ancestry// walking up indicating that a fire did occur." authorities want the public's help finding the man in the video. (maj. david thompson/st. lucie sheriff's office) "he had a very distinguishable pair of pants on. they appear to be blue jeans but on the backs of the pockets there is distinct embroidery on the rear pockets of the pants. also, the shirt he has on appears to be like a button-up smoker-style shirt, for lack of better terms, and he had like the mosque .... attended periodically by omar mateen, who killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando. in addition to searching for a suspect, they're trying to determine a motive for the crime. (maj. david thompson/st. lucie sheriff's office) "right now, we're not sure exactly whether this is a hate crime or just an arson.//because this is a place of worship and of course, because this incident occurred on the anniversary of 9

david duke deplorable. >> i have no idea why this man keeps coming up. we denounced david duke repeatedly. >> pence still won't use the word deplorable. we will show you what he did say and what it might mean. all that and a lot more ahead. donald trump out on the campaign trail today as hillary clinton revs for a second straight day following that health incident on sunday. clinton represented on the trail by president obama. trump meanwhile continuing to play up clinton's comments at a fund-raiser calling his supporters deplorable. trump now trying to connect that to her e-mail scandal. take a look. >> her comments display the same sense of arrogance and entitlement that led her to violate federal laws and hide or delete e-mails. 33,000 e-mails. that's just one batch. that's a lot of talk. >> on the subject of health, both candidates expected to release medical information this week. donald trump set to appear on the dr. oz show and will have the results from a physical he took last week, but his campaign manager may be hedging on what we can expect to

david. the family of the dead man -- mohammed robinson -- is outrag suspect handcuffed in this building....but somehow he got away. 00:03:55 magdaliene nestor-robinson, victim's sister "i want him found and i want him to pay for what he did. it's ridiculous. you need to think about your actions. you could've walked away from the argument, you didn't need to start the argument, you didn't need to take it any further." robinson's sister says alonso perez -- you can see him here -- shot and killed her brother perez escaped police custody friday morning. perez has a small neck tattoo of the air jordan logo. he's considered armed and dangerous. police are looking into whether detectives made any mistakes in perez's getaway. robinson's sister says her brother leaves behind four children. reporting live..david schuman..13 action news. a local teen is fighting for his life. anthony orozco.. just 16-years-old - is in the icu tonight. reckless driver wednesday after school.. right outside his home near deer springs and grand montecito parkway. according to the family.. the driver admitted it was her fau

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the gift david ortiz had for the man who gave back a home run shelley the nation's first and : oldest lighthouse is turning 300-years-old today. boston light sits on a small island in boston harbor. built by the british in 1716. it was destroyed during the american revolution but later rebuilt by the u.s. in 1783. the coast guard re-lit the lighthouse during a ceremony earlier today. what a beautiful site out there. tonight, a red sox fan is celebrating after a memorable moment. tom rob jordan caught red sox : player david ortiz's 536 career home run and gave the ball to him. mickey mantle, for 17th on the career home run list. jordan says that him and his friends were on the way back to their seat when they stopped on a ramp. >> the ball is in the air and i just see it tracking and unlike that's coming right towards us. it took one bounce in the bullpen and was like chest high right into my hand. tom: jordan said he and with the boston slugger and ortiz gave him a sign that. shelley: that's awesome. >> new hampshire tackles hunger is back. basically, if you are going to one of the hi

man. >> david fahrenthold is here, he will join us with the latest expose of violation of new york state law with regard to the trump foundation. and the continuing stream of trump. and the first guest is kurt eichenwald on how donald trump violated the embargo against cuba, a crime that kellyanne conway actually confirm today in what she said about kurt eichenwald's reporting, it was one of those wonderful trumpian tv moments where the trump person had no idea what she was actually admitting to, and that it was a crime. >> today we learned about his efforts to do business in cuba. >> i never did business in cuba. i would tell you very openly if i did. >> the check was cut in february of 1999. >> we have laws in our country. >> believe me, i beltuilt a gre great company. >> he is the monster republicans built. >> bernie sold out to the devil. >> look, he can say whatever he wants to say as we well know, we have seen it. >> jobs, jobjobs, jobs, hands, choice, choice, big word. >> he's a frankenstein monster. they own him. >> you know you're going too far when the fox news staff is cringin