bodies were found this morning in a vineyard near the city of low die from our partners at cnn, doug johnson tells us what happened in this horrible accident. >> family and friends watched through tears as a corners and remove the bodies of two men who skydivers early this morning. they located a tandem jump into the impact of the ground without the chute deployment. check they believe one of the two men is in his 20s and instructor at the load i jump center. friends of the other jumper tell us he was just 18 years old and this was his first time skydiving, coming out to celebrate a friend's birthday. what exactly went wrong is still unclear. >> the corners investigation and they will handle what controlling factors were to that. >> it's a dangerous sport. check of this is the 15th and 16 parachuting death as a drug sentences opened in the 1980s. fa rolled to suicides. the last fatal accident happened here in february. >> most of these divers should push the limits. >> even after today's death the jump center continue to operate sending planes and jumpers into the sky. >> parachute center ow

fox's doug johnson reports. george says: "i've seen a lot of things this is one of the most bizarre." this is how authorities say the willow fire started... the back right tire of this 2002 kia rio. butzler says "a vehicle driving down the road on a flat tire, basically, with a shower of sparks coming out behind it." chp officer toby butzler says the driver, 44-year-old renee hogan was oblivious to what her car was doing... starting a dozen spot fires along mountain ranch road. a good samaritan had to intervene. butzler says: "eventually, a person behind the car tried to get her attention, couldn't for whatever reason, got around behind her, blocked the roadway with his vehicle. she came to a... that made her stop basically." george says: "and the rim was ground down to about right here. that much of it was actually missing, so she drove it for quite a distance." big john george was one of the first to arrive on scene with his tow truck. george says: "now, when i got there it was still steaming and smoldering an

doug johnson spoke so some residents who saw the aircraft, feared the worst was about to happen. >> flewover the top right here at an angle and then down. randy king says he was in his front yard when a large military transport plane buzzed overhead. >> probably not more than 200 feet above my house. maybe 100 feet above the treetops. >> reporter: he says the noise was deafening. >> it was odd because then all of a sudden the engines just quit. >> you heard it before i saw it. you always do, you know? >> reporter: king wasn't the only one who heard it. dozens of calls started pouring into the 9/11 dispatch center. others in the area heard or saw it, as well. most feared the plane was about to go down. >> ran up on the hill thinking i would see black smoke. i was taken back by it that much. >> reporter: but that plane did not crash. a travis air force base spokesperson confirmed the aircraft similar to the one shown here did take off from the base flying eastward and may have been in the area around king's home. that aircraft flies out of mcguire air force base in new jersey. the travis a

doug johnson has the latest. >> this voin yard southwest of the lo die -- vineyard southwest of the lodi airport. >> deputies responded to the scene and locate add tan dpem jumping -- tandem jumping pair that impacted the ground without the chute deplaying. >> sheriff's deputies believe one of the men is in his 20s and the a friend of the instructor. friends say this was was first time skydiving. what exactly went wrong is still unclear. >> handled the coroner's investigation of that. and then the saa will handle the contributing factors. >> according to to old reports this is the 15th and 16th deaths at the lodi drop zone since the early 1980s. two were suicides. the last fatal accident happened in february. >> most of these divers pushing a little bit further limit. which could cause accidents. >> even after today's death the jump center continued to of rate sending -- operate sending planes and jumpers into the sky. bill dosz couldn't speak to our cameras but said his is the busiest diving center north of l.a. the business is safe according to neighbors. >> according to numbers we may

bodies were found this morning in a vineyard near the city of low die from our partners at cnn, doug johnsons what happened in this horrible accident. >> family and friends watched through tears as a corners and remove the bodies of two men who skydivers early this morning. they located a tandem jump into the impact of the ground without the chute deployment. check they believe one of the two men is in his 20s and instructor at the load i jump center. friends of the other jumper tell us he was just 18 years old and this was his first time skydiving, coming out to celebrate a friend's birthday. what exactly went wrong is still unclear. >> the corners investigation and they will handle what controlling factors were to that. >> it's a danger

doug johnson from our media partners in sacramento.explains what went wrong. >> reporter: they did believe that one of the two men in his 20s instructor at the jump center because it is just 18 years old his first time skydiving conneaut to celebrate a friend's birthday what exactly went wrong is still unclear. according old reports the 15th and 16th her shooting death at the drop zone since the open in the 1980's. their role to the suicide last relaxin happen and february. >> marty:in national news. a memorial for the 16 people crash in texas. hundreds of neighbors, friends and family members of the victims were there. the crash happened last weekend. and is the deadliest hot air balloon crash in u-s history. family members of a newlywed couple on board say they were posting photos of the flight on snapchat right up until the crash happened. all 16 people aboard the hot air balloon died in the crash. officials said 15 of the 16 victims have been positively identfied, and a medical examiner is working to identify the final victim. in t

. >> but as doug johnson reports, some residents are sneaking back into the area to see what's left.> reporter: bryan shaw >>> past the roadblocks desperate to see if his parents home is still standing. >> my brother was recently living there. we wanted to go check it out, see if the property is fine. >> reporter: but his family's home was lost in an instant. it's not just the house. >> that's metal from a car. >> reporter: his family hasn't heard from his older brother and they are not sure if he evacuated in time. >> it's worse than what they showed on tv. >> we can't stand to our animals. i'm afraid my animals haven't eaten. >> reporter: this ranch owner refused to evacuate but when he left for supplies -- >> i've got like 30 pigs, goats and deer, horses, dogs. >> reporter: he wasn't allowed back past the roadblocks. not sure when he will return or what -- or what he will come home to. >> my high blood pressure is getting higher all the time. >> reporter: jim mallard found his way home pick >> they wouldn't let me come in so i walked in. >> reporter: his is still there. >> they sa

doug johnson brings us the story. you can find the latest >> reporter: french owner refused to back later in the prior question delight over the weekend left for supplies. he was allowed to pass the road blocks inoculates net yield the millennial return or turn to. you will find his way but his home. one of the lucky ones has a still there. street after street some palms stand alders burned to the ground. information on the devastating clayton fire. on our website. there you can also find out. how to help those who lost everything in the fire. it's all on kron-four-dot-com. i'm mad. i'm mad. i want some the water is still rising in some areas. >> catherine:fourteen thousand people have been pulled from their homes in a region that has never seen flooding this bad. catherine heenan is here with an update on the disaster in cajun country. the death toll reached ten today with the discovery of two more drowning victims. 36=thousand people have registered for help with fema. we really need help. i haven't been to my home

doug beardsley, johnson county public health director11:34:00 there are some things in e- cigarette vapor. such as volatile organic compounds, formaldehyde, heavy metals and the nicotine that can be harmful to health. health. department is hoping to make significant progress on this in the next few weeks and months. some tobacco stores in eastern iowa will soon see a major overhaul. tobacco outlet plus stores are changing into kwik trip express convenience stores. the company says they're making the change because of shifts in trends. they say not tobacco outlet plus stores are express convenience stores. the company says they're making the change because of the shifting african-american voters took a hit after a racist tweet from one of his supporters.while clinton faces new calls to separate the clinton foundation from ties to foreign governments and corpora. corporations.craig boswell has the latest from washington. washington. (nats) "it's not racist to be proud to be an american!" pastor mark burns is a donald trump supporter and frequent warmup act at trump rallies. (gfx)but he's no

doug beardsley, johnson county public health director11:34:00 there are some things in e- volatile organic compounds, formaldehyde, heavy metals and the nicotine that can be harmful to health. health.beardsley says the department is hoping to make significant progress on this in the next few weeks and months. some tobacco stores in eastern iowa will soon see a major overhaul. tobacco outlet plus stores are changing into kwik trip express convenience stores. the company says they're making the change because of shifts in trends. they say not but sales of fresh and prepared foods are soaring. the company will also move all tobacco products behind the counter and update their product line to follow a more market feel. right now -- linn county authorities are investigating a shooting in palo.the sheriff's office tells cbs 2 news deputies were called to palo auto salvage just before five monday afternoon.they say 59-year-old david mcvay admitted to shooting 45- year-old melvin roberts.mcvay told deputies roberts was trespa roberts in the leg during an ar. argument.no charges have been filed.rob

but there is big problem when it comes to the offensive line and the possible suspension of lane johnson. doug pederson talks about that in and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> today a free community resource fair for local families, the day was full of family friendly activities including music, face painting and kid, even learned a few circus moves. participants also had a chance to participate in basketball clinic helps ted by philadelphia native neil jefferson. health screening were provided for those interested. >> it looks like it didn't get in the way of a good time. >> leslie joins with us sports. day of after preseason game number one. >> yes, you

wentz number 11, third stringer making his first appearance under his new coach as well, doug pederson. lauren johnson was there tens of thousands sweating it out last night. >> it was hot, friday august 12th, 2016. that is what happens in august, right. >> we're in the middle of the heat wave, hot for august. >> it is hot for august, heat index close to 110. we don't see that often, yeah. eagles hats. buddy has it this morning. muggy start. temperatures in the 70's and 80's. heat continues to build up. we will be hotter today. that trend continues tomorrow. one thing is moving out, the rain, ultimate doppler radar tracking rain right through bucks county, lehigh valley, fairly heavier at times. last two hours saw it move right through lehigh valley east on 78. areas with rain last night got additional rain leading to more flooding. clearing out now though allentown is all clear, last little shower right along 202 in parts of the bucks county moving into new jersey. future cast shows we can see a few more showers developing mainly north and west. they will be isolated. two or 3:00 o'clock right there

. >>> offensive tackle lane johnson worked out with the second team as doug pederson prepares for the potential ten-game suspension of johnson. johnson tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug. this would be his second suspension for a p.e.d. use. his sample is currently being tested. johnson was asked how confident he was that the b sample would come back clean. >> not very confident. but i'm just here to say that i've done everything on my part to -- i gave everything i had to be tested sent off to the laboratory, so that's all i've got so far. the first time i knew i was at fault. and there is no -- there is no worse feeling than have to go through this again. i learned my lesson and i feel like the players have no rights. i feel like the supplement industry is not regulated so you do not know what's in it. it's hard to believe coming from a second-time offender. but i want that to be clear, that the nflpa does not stand up for players. >> johnson is upset with the players association because the supplement he took was approved by an app provided by the nflpa, but the nflpa

. >>> offensive tackle lane johnson worked out with his second team on saturday. dougson prepares for a potential ten game for johnson. he tested positive for a ped. >>> it has been a nightmare. i mean, i've known this for a couple of weeks like nothing is wrong, and you know, that's been the hardest thing. and you know, last thing i want to be labeled is a cheater. my son look at me in my eye, hey, daddy, what you been doing. i have nothing to hide, so from that standpoint, i'm moving forward. >>> the phillies a knocked eflon on the disabled list has a fracture in his foot. they found it while reevaluating his knees. adam morgan will start. >>> wolves throwing out the first pitch. he officially retired yesterday as a philly. see the wolf pack there. bottom first, mike el franco, a three run home run, 21st of the season for franco. up 3-0, just like that. franco stares him down a little bit and anderson was ejected. benches cleared, but nothing else happened. phillies win, 6-3. sweltering sunday. >> that's exactly right. this is dangerous heat. being outside is really

. >>> offensive tackle lane johnson worked out with the second team, as doug peter prepares for a tename suspension. he tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. >> it has been a nightmare. i had to come out here like nothing is wrong, and you know, that's been the hardest thing, and you know, last thing i want to be labeled as is a cheater. my son says hey, daddy, what you have you been doing. from that point, moving forward. >>> fracture in his foot, reevaluating eflon. >>> the first pitch before last night's philly's game. officially retired yesterday as a philly. you see the wolf pack there. mike el franco blasts a three run home run, 21st for franco. phillies up 3-0. franco staires him down, phillis win, 6-3. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying

eagles next game is saturday against the colts doug pederson trying to figure out his offensive line. johnson lurking and isaac is at left guard this is a big week coming up with starters playing into the 3rd quarter. >> it's getting there. i think more and more reps we get through practice it's always a little different and in training camp and this is the first real week we'll have of going through scouting and things we'll be more prepared for the team we're plague. >> for them to have a full game and half of football and get more work this week will be even better now going into the starting season. >> final day of olympics usa men's basketball team brought home a gold beating serbia 96- 96-66 kevin durant led with 30 points. this is third straight gold medal. yesterday women's basketball won sixth straight gold medal. deladon scored ten points. closing ceremonies are tonight. we'll talk more about the signing of steven tuluk and green beckham and paul jolovitz joins me after the late news on cbs3. >> thank you lesley we're back in a >> lightning back everyone, fun games in northern liber

doug pederson is going to say are you ready for that? steam bath. a report says eagles lane johnson flunk add drug test his agent has something else to say. don't miss that, the reason why doug pederson won't be able to i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. >>> the monday after thanksgiving. if it's true, that's the next time the eagles will see lane johnson on the field. according to spot chat.com johnson is the seventh highest paid offensive tack knell football. as we recap one of our top stories lane johnson is reportedly facing a ten-game suspension for violating the league's policy on a performance enhancing drugs. this would be his second offense since joining in 2013. is he the b

. >> reporter: eagles head coach doug pederson says they're awaiting word here if lane johnson's suspensionld for reportedly testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug a second time. pederson says they have to anticipate there's a chance he's suspended and they would be disappointed if those allegations are true. he is reportedly facing a ten-game suspension. johnson did not speak to reporters after this game. but the gallons anxiously awaiting word to see what's up with their starting right tackle. we're live at linc, jeff skversky, "channel 6 action news." >> all right, jeff. thank you so >>> jim thome back in town and he's set to receive one of the highest honors. he was at the alumni luncheon. tomorrow he goes on the phillies' wall of fame. he was not just a great player. he's a great person. a lot of it had to do with his passion and team-first attitude. >> there was an old, old saying "we before me." it's so true, in anything. if you put your -- your team or your group before yourself, all the other things kind of just happen in place. >>> one of the game's all-time greats. >>

. >> reporter: eagles head coach doug pederson says they're awaiting word here if lane johnson's suspension reportedly testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug a second time. pederson says they have to anticipate there's a chance he's suspended and they would be disappointed if those allegations are true. he is reportedly facing a ten-game suspension. johnson did not speak to reporters after this game. but the gallons anxiously awaiting word to see what's up with their starting right tackle. we're live at linc, jeff skversky, "channel 6 action news." >> all right, jeff. thank you so much. stick around, more sports. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >

doug pederson is going to say are you ready for that? steam bath. a report says eagles lane johnson flunk add drug test his agent has something else to say. don't miss that, the reason why doug pederson won't be able to prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. today, guns can be bought or at a weekend gun show. and if the wrong people get a gun... we know what can happen. pat toomey put our safety ahead of partisan politics. toomey crossed party lines twice, first to support background checks, and now to stop gun sales to suspects on the terror watch list. no wonder pennsylvania cops endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. everything naand it doesn't take is so wholesothe whole paycheck. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my giant. >>> the monday after thanksgiving. if it's true, that's the next time the eagles will see lane johnson on the field. according to spot chat.com johnson

so, as the eagles go, no comment from doug pederson or rest of the organization. news about lane johnson did not break until after practice today. so on the field it was business as usual. bird are preparing for a thursday night home preseason game begins tampa bay buccaneers. pederson will call plays and talk directly to the the quarterbacks through headsets. >> so, your focused not only offensively but when defense is back out there, you are looking at how your players are playing and, you know, you are kind of that quarterback on the side line and being in that position for, you know, so many years, that is really kindf what this is all about. >> so you want to be a head coach in the nfl, right? does he not have enough issues on his hand? he is a rookie himself. he will not sleep wednesday nighting in the game on thursday, just nerves. then he has his right tackle potentially in a situation here. tough job. >> tough way to start a season. >> yes. >> wow. >> thanks, don. >> bird might want to break out pickle juice like they did years ago, for hydration, it will be hot. >> now they hav

johnson. the right tackle did play last night. according to reports he's facing a 10 game suspension for a second failed ped test. head coach dougson is aware of the report. as of last night pederson said he had not talked to johnson about it. >> they're grown men and i got to treat them like grown men. if something like this happens you know it is unfortunate but sometimes you learn the hard way and, you know, we'll cross that bridge when that time comes. >> to baseball. the rockies are in town as the phillies begin a nine game home stand. before the game gets under way a former philly great will be honored. jaime apody joins us live from the park with more on jim thome. >> reporter: jim thome will be inducted as the 38th member of the wall of fame. take a look at this. this is the special jim thome banner that actually was just unfurled moments ago in center field over the ivy. thome a fan favorite here. he wasn't here for long but boy did he make an impact. he hit .260 with 101 home runs 281 rbi's in 391 games in philadelphia. let's not forget he also paved the way for ryan howard to take his job at first base and i talked to

. >> doug peterson kind of taking the injury approach when it comes to the offensive line tonight. lane johnson, is expected to be suspended so they are planning on life without lane, so tonight right tackle will be allen barber. sliding over from left guard. we'll see how sam bradford does with his makeshift offensive line with the steelers. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. jared gets the ball for the phillies. he has pitched better and the phils are trying to avoid a sweep. the rookie took one right on the chin, adrian gonzales hit a first inning homer. and ramos in the seventh, the phillies lost 7-2. >>> the latest medal count has the u.s. with 95 and the next closest country is nearly 40 medals behind. it's all red, white and blue in the women's 100 meter hurdles last night. it was the american's first sweep of an event. philadelphia's mia ali won the silver meadal in that event. >> congratulations to her. >> it was fun to watch. quick break and cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced beca

. >>> offensive tackle lane johnson worked out with his second team on saturday, as doug peterson preparesor a potential ten game suspension. he tested positive for peds. >>> it has been a nightmare. i've known this for a couple of weeks, and i have to come out here like nothing is wrong. that's been the hardest thing. i don't want to be labeled as a cheater. my son look at me in my eye, hey, daddy, what you been doing. i have nothing to hide, so from that standpoint, moving forward. >> the phillies announced efloh has a fracture in his foot. morgan will start in his play today. randy walls throwing out the first pitch. he officially retired yesterday as a philly. you see the wolf pack there. mike el franco blasts a three run home run, 21st of the season for franco. phillies up 3-0. franco stares him down a little, and anderson ejected. benches cleared, but nothing else happened. that does it for sports. >>> this morning, people and their dogs are up for a run. the shirley's 5 k will happen at 8:30 at the maple manor, and it serves animal organizations in montgomery county. >>> south jerse

johnson's second time, failing a test. news of the suspension became public, after head coach doug pederson addressed the media today. so at this time we have no comment from the bird. local reporters reached out to johnson via text and he denied the report, however, "fox sports" nfl guru jay glazer tweeted this just heard from lane johnson and said he took an amino acid that was approved but tested positive for peptides, he is filing it as well as the company. you're responsible for what goes in your body, but he insists, it was approved. waiting on, the b sample. >>> if the report, guys is true, eagles will lose one of the best players on the team and johnson, stands to lose a small fortune, big time amount of money and we will talk about just how much he could lose, coming up later in sports. >> probably a clause in his deal. >> that is right. >> if you test positive. >> that is a shame. >> all right, thanks, don very much. >>> day within of the testimony is complete in the perjury, obstruction industrial of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. she's accused of leaking grand jury information to embarras a r

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johnson. >> reporter: ouch this hurts more ways than one, eagles quarterback carson wentz could miss the rest of the preseason with a hairline tractor in his ribs. eagles coach doug peterson is hoping to have the second overall pick back by the preseason. there's no guarantee. he attempted a practice yesterday you can but was way too sore, a scan revealed the fracture. >> lane johnson calls it a nightmare, he expects to be suspended ten games for taking a supplement he said was approved by a phone app given to him by the nfl players association. the union that's supposed to to protect the are players. johnson said the amino acid he took was okay because the app of the nfl gave him approved the subpoena meant. that's not the case -- supplement, that's not the case. the eagles player is plameing the association for not testing the supplements saying they are approved. >> i want to be clear nfl pa do not stand up for players, they give us an supplement on an app and it is not approved. i've known this for a couple of weeks and that's been the hardest thing, the last thing i want to be labeled as is a cheater. >> reporter: nfl say in part -- moving on to baseball, th

the lane johnson debacle, but carson wentz out with a hairline fracture in his ribs, and hopes to be back against the jets september 1. i have to ask you, people are talking about this. did dougeterson leave wentz in the ballgame against the bucks on thursday too long? >> no. no, no. an injury can happen at any time. what he left in were bad offensive linemen too long, and that got him killed in the game. but we wanted to see carson wentz. we needed to see carson wentz and he needed to play. so no, i don't blame doug petersen too long he could have played. and the problem is we will not see him through preseason and i doubt he will even play the last preseason game. so when he plays, he is going to be playing fresh. like right in there with a lot of preseason experience. >> i agree with you, but you have to look at the fact he was getting drilled. lived over and getting hit. and petersen has to say i can't let them kill my preseason quarterback. >> we wanted to see carson wentz and had to see carson wentz. he had to play in the preseason, that's the only time he is going to play the whole season until we get to the eighth or ninth or 10th game when they have to play him. no,

johnson joins us for talk around town. >> right now, though, we're going to go to doug, who has a nice day today. i think change is on the way. >> couldn't last forever. >> i know. >> as nice as it's been, guys, temperatures low 80s. today, for the most part. we saw temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s in the mornings. yeah, getting back to more summer-like weather instead of that taste of fall that we've seen. out there right now, nothing but sunshine across the area. we've seen a lot of sun. few clouds from time to time. more sunshine, high temperatures today. around 84 degrees. current temperature winds out of the south. notice weather underground numbers here. 86 in leesburg, 83 mt. vernon. riverdale. chevrolet coming in at 84 degrees. looking very nice there. heading down to the nationals game, taking on the orioles, yb one of these guys. as we look toward the east, 81, 7:00, very nice night for a ball game. does not get better than this if you head down towards nats park. we see high pressure just sitting over us. take a look what's going on over at indiana right now. big-time storms ar

. >>> no news is good news with the lane johnson situation, well no news is no news. he is yet to be suspended. dougson said he doesn't think he will be able to sleep. and they take on tampa bay at the linc the play book will be kept pretty vanilla, the play calling will not. >> being a little more aggressive in the preseason in certain situations, if i feel like we are in the middle of a drive and it's fourth and 1 and we'll go for it. in those situations, it helps your football team i think. once you get to the regular season to get to themportance of those situations. >> the soul play for the championship in jacksonville in allentown, their third time in four seasons getsing to the final four. >> it's an accomplishment but not the ultimate goal. we are proud of what we have done but the goals are still in front of us. it's our weekend practice and came out and had a good day today and keep building on it and have an opportunity to play in a football game. >> if you are like me you hit up a local wawa quite often. next time pay extra attention to the employees, they are making interesting hires li

doug benevento announced his resignation today but has yet to give a reason. the resignation takes away the board majority, leaving it gridlocked. >>> denver international is getting help from magic johnson. he attended the city council meeting yesterday to help pitch the renovation plan for the terminal. >> you have already changed downtown. i want to be a part of the change. >> the airport wants to spend $1 million to remove security checkpoints and provide more restaurants. officials hope to use private money. >>> in one week leaders will set a ordinance to help boost the building of affordable housing. new housing sounds good that there are some concerns. >> reporter: there is no doubt there is a demand for pay for it. >> i am so grateful for the opportunity to live here. >> reporter: after a year on the waiting list. she can call this apartment her home. sheeonly pays $350 a month. they place she otherwise could not afford. her new home is denver's latest affordable housing project. building more housing is part of the mayor's goals. >> we are all working overtime to keep denver assessable and affordable. >> reporter: in a project that members of the housing committee have been disc

doug pederson claims he learned about it last week when it became public. pederson will address the media today. there is no timetable on when johnsonsuspended, although, he has stated he fully expect it to happen. so stay tuned. scary moment at the olympics last night when a camera suspended over the crowd fell. seven people were injured when the camera came down at olympic park. the camera was reportedly the size after motorcycle, and fell about 65 feet, injuring seven people. two children were hit by the cable, none of the injuries was described as serious. the camera belonged to the official olympics broadcasting unit. >> to the games, where american gymnast, simone biles lost her chance at five gold medals on that stumble right there. she was favored to win the gold on the balance beam, but finished with a bronze behind gold medal winner send a weavers, and silver medalist, lori hernandez every team usa. biles will get a shot at fourth gold today in the floor exercises, and check this out. sean a miller of the bahamas dives for the gold. down the stretch of the women's 400-meter it was a dead heat, and miller dive put her ahead

doug peterson, his first game at the linc. carson will start the game. take a look at lane johnson, the right tackle arriving here at the linc within the last hour. there's a cloud hanging over lane right now. multiple reports say he is facing a ten-game suspension for testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug. he will play tonight, and he will start. now, take a look at carson wentz. he's been waiting for the opportunity. eagles fans, they are anticipating this as well. carson said he will not be nervous for tonight. >> i feel very ready. like i said, it seems like a long time coming mentally. i feel definitely prepared. i feel very good with the playbook, with the protections, all that stuff. i'm just really excited and ready to go play. >> have fun. if you're not having fun, we find something else to do. take one play at a time. don't try to make the play if it's not there. be who you are. you've been successful for a reason. >> reporter: the main thing is you want to see carson get out there in the second half and move the ball, take command of the huddle. in the first

with doug barton out of the line-up saturday night, the young running backs had he an excellent chance to show what they could do. the bucs finished with 158 backs peyton barber, and storm johnson. >> i know a lot of things go into making that happen, but how did it feel to just get in there and really contribute? >> we work on the preparation all week, and then you go against a team all week, and you watch film and stuff. it really helps out a lot. so it felt like a real game preparation-wise, and we just went out and executed. going up to the line and opening holes, and making it happen. >> the rays taking on the deshields ruins his quality start. that's a big term this summer. a two-run shot, 2-0, but the rays open up the fourth inning with two runs, and then bobby wilson lays down a bunt. rays up 3-2. we're still in the 4th. logan forsyth back from that little tweaked back, a three- run opposite 0 field shot. 8-4 your final. the rays take two out of three al west. the rest sox come into town, and the cleveland browns are coming to town. >> the bucs won! >> rod is holding on to that. >> everybody is give member a >>> a final look at our forecast. >> we'll get more dry condit

reid: superintendent eddie johnson spoke today, admitting that there are still a lot of questions to answer to help build trust with the community. newscenter 5's doug meehan has more on the video. doug: a closer look at those a chicago police officer opens the door of his patrol car, raises his gun, then open fires as suspect paul o'neal speeds away in a stolen jaguar. a second angle captures another officer firing. o'neal races down this neighborhood and crashes head on into a squad car -- enjoy squad car. o'neal flees on foot, officers chasing him. cam and dash cam videos, our first look at how things unfolded july 28, when chicago police fatally shot the 18-year-old car robbery suspect. officers running through backyards, pinning him down, and handcuffing him, all after an officer shot him in the back. missing from these images, bodycam footage of the fatal shot being fired. authorities say that camera was not recording, and are now investigating why. officers on the scene seem concerned about fallout. >> i swear to god. doug: o'neal died shortly after the shooting. he was unarmed. o'neal's family now demanding justice. >> it was distrubing, ver

antoinette: johnson and wells are hoping to break the 15% in the polls in order to get into the next presidential debate. right now, they stand at 10%. doug: the death toll from a devastating earthquake in italys 284 people confirmed dead. three more bodies were recovered from that rubble overnight. at least a dozen more people are still missing. italy's president met with rescue workers and toured the damage this morning, following overnight aftershocks. the hill top town was the hardest hit with 224 deaths there. antoinette: five on the opioid crisis this morning. local mothers grieving after losing their children to addiction. sadly, they know their story is becoming all too common. newscenter 5's mary saladna reporter: purple flags, 1,531 of them, fill the front lawn of the walker building in marlborough, each representing a life lost to opioid overdose last year in massachusetts. >> when you look at it and see there's a life there, that was somebody's child, that was somebody's brother, somebody's sister, somebody's mother. reporter: this sad but powerful tribute is the brain child of ka jonathan, to heroin two years ago. >> he was v

johnson is addressing his possible suspension. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: ouch this hurts more ways than one, carson wentz could miss the rest of the preseason with a hairline fracture in his ribs. dougerson is hoping to have the second overall pick back by the end of the preseason. carson wentz was hurt in the preseason game. he was attempting practice yesterday, but way too sore, a scan revealed a fracture. lane johnson calls it a nightmare, he maybe suspended ten days for taking a supplement that was approved by a phone app given to him by the nfl union association. he was under the impression the amino acid he took was okay because the app that the nfl gave him approved the subpoena subpoena -- supplement. johnson is having a sample and the amino acid tested again for hidden ingredients. >> i want to be clear that the nfl pa does not stand up for players when they give you an app for supplements, when you test positive for a substance and they don't approve. it's the last thing i want to be labeled as a cheater. >> reporter: nfl pa fired back saying -- moving on to baseball, the phillies have won three straight for the first time in more than a month. they do it last night withou

johnson and 2% for the green party's jill stein. yet the clinton foundation controversy is not going away, such as efforts to get tickets to a lunch with the chinese minister. huma abedin and dougd discuss possible guests at leveralunch with the chinese president, including with people who had donated to the clinton foundation. the head of the dnc says it's no big deal. >> somebody who's a donor or activist saying, i want to come into a room and meet people, we all see criminalized behavior that is normal. i don't see what the smoke is. >> other well-known democrats have called for closing the foundation or stopping foreign donations to it now, heather. >> mike, tell us about the video, switching gears a little bit, that fox has tracked down of another controversy that involves the clintons and attorney general loretta lynch on the tarmac in arizona, this of course as the federal government was investigating her. tell us about that. >> reporter: the meeting was widely reported on at the time. now we've tracked down surveillance video. it was when attorney general loretta lynch met with former president bill clinton on the tarmac in phoenix, at the time when the justice departme

doug peterson is hoping to have him back by the end of the preseason. he was hurt late in the preseason game on thursday, a scan revealed a fracture. >>> lane johnson callse, the eagles lineman expects to be suspended ten games for taking a supplement that's was approved by a phone app given to him by the nfl players association. the union that's supposed to protect the players. johnson said he was under the impression that the amino acid was okay because of the app that the nfl gave him approved the subpoena meant. he is blaming the association for not testing the supplements the app approves, johnson is having the sample and the amino acid tested again for hidden ingredients. >> i want to be clear, the nfl pa doesn't stand up for players, when you call them if you test posttive for something they don't approve, they don't care. >> i've nonfor the last few weeks -- i've known this for the last couple of weeks, last thing i want to be known is as a cheater. >> envelope fired back -- nfl fired back and said -- males. they're talking about my or notes. inner city. not the people j.d. is talking about. that's the problem with the party. a problem with econo

director of supportive services oh del johnson, director of resident engagement and supportive services, cheryl thomas washburn. from mercy housing we have the president dougemaker and project manager sharon christian. the architect team from [inaudible] we have principal william levy and associate principal greg novikov. simpson drew the ocii project manager for the shipyard team and pam simpson elizabeth: hello development specialist and sewer development specialist for the housing team are also here to answer any questions. >> well-prepared, thank you. before we entertain questions from the commission, we need to hear public comment. mdm. clerk any speaker card? >> if you can please make your way to the podium when i call your name. line up to the right of the podium. >>[calling public comment cards] >> >> good afternoon. >> i am don faulk, ceo of tbc tenderloin neighborhood development corporation. chairperson rosales, commissioners, director, i am grateful and honored for us to be considered for 10 a. first, i want to thank the staff as well as the cac for the hard work and for their support. there are many many elements of the project that are really

director of supportive services oh del johnson, director of resident engagement and supportive services, cheryl thomas washburn. from mercy housing we have the president dougemaker and project manager sharon christian. the architect team from [inaudible] we have principal william levy and associate principal greg novikov. simpson drew the ocii project manager for the shipyard team and pam simpson elizabeth: hello development specialist and sewer development specialist for the housing team are also here to answer any questions. >> well-prepared, thank you. before we entertain questions from the commission, we need to hear public comment. mdm. clerk any speaker card? >> if you can please make your way to the podium when i call your name. line up to the right of the podium. >>[calling public comment cards] >> >> good afternoon. >> i am don faulk, ceo of tbc tenderloin neighborhood development corporation. chairperson rosales, commissioners, director, i am grateful and honored for us to be considered for 10 a. first, i want to thank the staff as well as the cac for the hard work and for their support. there are many many elements of the project that are really

director of supportive services oh del johnson, director of resident engagement and supportive services, cheryl thomas washburn. from mercy housing we have the president dougemaker and project manager sharon christian. the architect team from [inaudible] we have principal william levy and associate principal greg novikov. simpson drew the ocii project manager for the shipyard team and pam simpson elizabeth: hello development specialist and sewer development specialist for the housing team are also here to answer any questions. >> well-prepared, thank you. before we entertain questions from the commission, we need to hear public comment. mdm. clerk any speaker card? >> if you can please make your way to the podium when i call your name. line up to the right of the podium. >>[calling public comment cards] >> >> good afternoon. >> i am don faulk, ceo of tbc tenderloin neighborhood development corporation. chairperson rosales, commissioners, director, i am grateful and honored for us to be considered for 10 a. first, i want to thank the staff as well as the cac for the hard work and for their support. there are many many elements of the project that are really

johnson. but he's not there yet. looks like these debates will be between hillary clinton and donald trump assuming trump shows up and we don't know yet whether that's going to happen. in washington, doug luzader fox news. >>> to the unrest in make over the shooting of an armed black over the weekend >> sucks people overnight what police say were isolated heated confrontations: fox is in make this morning. >> reporter: much calmer this morning after two days of violent protests. the sherman park neighborhood damaged amid the unrest over the weekend after a police officer shot 23-year-old seville smith who authorities say was fleeing with a stolen gun. both african-american went to high school together. >> he knew exactly how my brother was and you shot and killed him >> she's among many asking for calm. hundreds held a peaceful vigil monday. >> the faith community had responded to the of the mayor's office. they along with various community leaders did an excellent job of seeing to it that the vigil that attracted hundreds of people remain peaceful. >> reporter: officers in riot gear were brought in the break up the crowd after an arrest curfew is now in arrest for teenagers. >> report