she made it clear she blames dr. julie for her loss. >> i think it's incredibly important that we get this d this type of heartache. because my mom is gone, my mom is gone, and she doesn't have to be. she just does not have to be gone. >> the family is encouraging anybody with elderly relatives to look for red flags when it comes to care. if you know anything about where dr. julie may be hiding police would like to talk to you. >>> howdy, welcome to denver. broncos. we're excited to kick off the 2016 season and compete for another title. the team appreciates the support from all the fans across the nation and we're looking forward to another great year. go broncos! >> von miller continuing the tradition at dia. you'll be hearing his trains at the airport. in the past, peyton manning, john elway, demaryius thomas have all recorded a message. >>> on the field, thomas has been one of the kind of an emotional time for his family. his grandmother's prison sentence for her role in a drug ring has been commuted. she'll be out of

the victim called her dr. julie and was taking homeopathic medical advice from her but she has no medical experience. adult protective services stepped in as the house was going to be put on the market. many think she was going to take all of the out young 29th. nine days later, the female victim died. >>> an apparent marital argument led a man to jump out of a car to his death in lakewood. police found him near garrison and kent. and they found damaged power lines. his wife said he jumped out of the car. she tried to control the car they have not decided whether the wife will face charges but they are testing for drugs and alcohol. >>> an update on the deaths of twin girls found in a hot car in georgia. the father faces charges of involuntary manslaughter. it's not known how long they were left in the car in 90- degree heat. police say he started screaming when neighbors tried to cool them off but it didn't help. the twins are the 25th and 26th children to die after being left in cars this year. that's twice the nu

. >> reporter: they call her dr. julie. into their home, even wrote herself in the will for 50%. >> why? you know, why do this? >> reporter: lafayette police say julie steenhoek took advantage of an elderly couple. she's wanted on a felony charge of at risk exploitation and nowhere to be found. >> it just felt really bizarre. >> reporter: a cousin close flags and contacted authorities. he explains how dr. jjlie prevented his loved ones from seeking proper medical care, taking them off meds, trying to treat the woman's cancer with holistic holistic methods. >> the longer it goes on, the worse the outcome. point to problems. one person wrote diagnosis she took 7,000 dollars from me and destroyed my body in the meantime. relatives believe the fake doctor wrote this telling e- mail pretending to be their mom, saying, julie has been staying with me and caring for me without payment in order to preserve high future and my -- my future and preserve my health. >>>i think it's incredibly important we get this woman so she stops doin

. >> she was called dr. julie by many in the community. court documents slow she moved -- show she moved in with an elderly couple and tried sell her house. the elderly woman later died. now lafayette police have put out a warning for her arrest. >> i think it's incredibly important that we get this woman so that she stops doing this and save other families from this kind of heartache. >> if you believe a loved one is a victim of elderly abuse, there are resources available. we have those links on thedenverchannel.com. >>> in denver a foreclosure attorney is being fined $1.8 million. a judge says the attorney and his firm billed thousands of clients for title insurance policies. but those policies didn't exist. to make things worse, the victims of the scam were all facing foreclosure. a judge tried to fine him more, but state law caps a payout in these cases. >>> a physically disabled got trapped in a burning home near florida and kearny. this morning he's alive thanks to quick work by police officers there on the scene. >> denver police d

he's going to vigorously defend himself juli:. dr. patel was arrested after the patient left the office. the attorney says medical privacy laws prevent them from releasing information that could clear patel. >> a lot of things we want say about this case. sera: dr. patel is free on $1000 bail with orders to stay away from the patient. the prosecutor says she was a longtime patient of the dr.. emily: we are following breaking news. down today. he had been expected to stay on through next year pasta mayoral election. bratton has twice served as new york city plus police commissioner. he has been the li police chief and boston's police commissioner in the early 1990's. three massachusetts men are charged with selling 200,000 dollars worth of stolen gillette razor blades on ebay. stole the blades while he worked at the boston-based gillette facility. the men face up to 15 years in prison if convicted. new claims about free rides on the tst agency confronts more troubling finances. the mbta's unions as fare gates were left open and collect

at least 30 people have died from overdoses in the akron area since the july 4th weekend. dr. nick jouriles. is this the most powerful drug you've seen people taking? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the treatment drug narcan can be used to save people if they overdose if they get enough. >> reporter: how much more narcan do you need to save a opposed to heroin? >> it starts at five times the amount. >> reporter: starts at? >> starts at. >> just this morning we were able to get on the internet and get a quote for 100 grams of carfentanil. that was $400. >> reporter: $400 for an amount that would... >> i mean, it would kill thousands of people. >> reporter: kevin mccutchen escaped that fate and has been sober since his overdose. addicts about it? >> it's going to kill you. it's going to kill you. >> reporter: well, this drug is so dangerous first responders are being told to wear protective gear and not to test it out in the field, james. they say any accidental exposure could prove deadly. >> brown: thanks, anna. coming up next, nuns go to the and later, a hollywood star is targete

carfentanil abuse is at least 30 people have died from these overdoses in the akron area since the july 4th weekend. dr. nick jouriles is with akron general hospital. is this the most powerful drug you've seen people taking?in through their heroin use? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: the treatment drug narcan can be used to save people who overdose on carfentanil, if they get enough. >> reporter: how much more narcan do you need to save a person who took carfentanil, as opposed to heroin, or heroin and fentanyl? >> it starts at five times the >> starts at. >> reporter: keith martin heads the local office of the d.e.a. >> just this morning we were able to go on the internet and get a quote for 100 grams of carfentanil. and that was $400. >> reporter: $400 for an amount that would... >> i mean, it would kill thousands of people. >> reporter: kevin mccutchenut escaped that fate and has been sober since his overdose. so, what do you want to tell the addicts about it? >> it's going to kill you. it's going to kill you. >> reporter: well, this drug is so dangerous that first responders are being told

and at least 30 have died in the akron area since the july 4th weekend. dr. nick jouriles is with akron the treatment drug narcan can be used to save those over doesh if they get enough? >> it starts at five times the amount. >> reporter: start at? >> starts at. >> reporter: keith martin heads the local office of the d.e.a. >> just this morning we were able to go on the internet and carfentanil. and that was $400. >> reporter: $400 for an amount that would -- >> it would kill 10s of thousands of people. >> reporter: he's been sober his since over dose. what do you want to tell addicts? >> it's going to kill you. >> reporter: first responders are being told to wear protective gear and not to test it out in the they say any accidental exposure could prove deadly. >>> coming up next, nones go to the beach in their habits. so, why is france banned the burkini? >>> and later, a hollywood star let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuac

tom: oil has been a backstory for july. dr. york as a really twisted in unique perspective.ts, screws, bolts, nuts, and the rest of it. what is the number one of thing -- number one thing that wall street gets done -- gets wrong on hydrocarbons? dr. york: the speed at which oil supply does not recover. it seems like a lot of the financials just think you can flip a light switch and crude comes back. tom: you have to move some valves around interns and wheels. dr. york: you have to move riggs into the field. tom: i watched giant this weekend, i'm an expert on oil. everyone is supply, supply, supply. we have a heated debate about the band -- about demand. dr. york: we think we're more on this. the u.s. is going to see growth this year. slower than last year, but the u.s. is still growing. china's growing, india is holding up well. we are seeing a decline in europe, but they have been getting off oil for decades. they are back on that trend. , demand will hold on to a point where it can support those -- i know those onlinen get quickly compared with they did 15 years ago. dr. y

dr. fata, his michigan practice, and three hospitals he worked. in july2016, the 43 patients who sued were awarded an $8 million settlement. the state agency that didn't take any action after nurse angela swantek's complaint has also drawn ire from his victims. >> all we ever see is ignore the report. she could have broken the case there, saved a lot of lives. >> long before you came in. >> yeah. and it didn't happen. >> the bureau of professional licensing told "dateline" there was not enough information available at the time to substantiate angela's allegation. in a statement the bureau's director said after dr. fata was arrested, new measures were implemented in order to better protect the health of michigan citizens. investigators recovered about $13 million of dr. fata's 17.6 million in fraudulent profit. whistleblower george karace are entitled to that money foray lerting the authorities. the rest is slated to go to victims. individuals are waiting to hear how much, if any, restitution they will receive. in july, 2015 they were able to have their da

and at least 30 have died in the akron area since the july 4th weekend. dr. nick jouriles is with a general hospital. the treatment drug narcan can be used to save those over doesh if they get enough? >> it starts at five times the amount. >> reporter: start at? >> starts at. >> reporter: keith martin heads the local office of the d.e.a. >> just this morning we were able to go on the internet and carfentanil. and that was $400. >> reporter: $400 for an amount that would -- >> it would kill 10s of thousands of people. >> reporter: he's been sober his since over dose. what do you want to tell addicts? >> it's going to kill you. >> reporter: first responders are being told to wear protective gear and not to test it out in the they say any accidental exposure could prove deadly. >>> coming up next, nones go to the beach in their habits. so, why is france banned the let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anywa

dr. derek kerr. your july 19 meeting was canceled and today dir.arcia's report omits the log of medical staff appointments at laguna honda hospital at that was present in her july canceled reports. in the past this information would be shared at the laguna hondas joint conference committee, but no longer. instead, it is only distributed here far away from the laguna honda community. unless it vanishes when a meeting is canceled. what is remarkable about the missing laguna honda data is that two members of the medical staff were suspended in july. that is the kind of information that laguna honda administration should disclose to their approximate community to which they are accountable. laguna honda relevant information should be shared at the laguna honda joint conference committee. not doing so is a type of concealment that degrades and trivializes the joint conference committee. thank you very much. >> thank you. any questions or comments on the directors report? two questions? first of all, thank you for report. certainly come i read it on pape

dr. gina. and fox news contributor and democrat strategist julie and former miss california usa trump supporter. >> and we are talking about the latino vote. you have experiences with donald trump in an emotional way. you hear he is a mean guy and doesn't like latinas. >> i had a personal friendship with donald trump when i was miss california. he stood up for me at a time when it was not popular to stand up somebody who was outspoken about being politically incorrect. he speaks for the majority of the people in this country and how they feel. and as far as the latinos go, i think he will win them over. >> you really do? >> i think that they want job security and they want you know, as far as putting a wall up. what kind of country doesn't have borders. we don't have country if we don't have security. >> we don't have olympics oirth. >> and to call him race ichlt. donald trump is not a racive. he married a immigrant for god's sakes. i don't buy it? >> you think the donald can rebound from the terrible numbers with latinas when he talks about safety and jobs and values? or do you think he's too

and at least 30 have died in the akron area since the july 4th weekend. dr. nick jouriles is with akron the treatment drug narcan can be used to save those over doesh if they get enough? >> it starts at five times the amount. >> reporter: start at? >> starts at. >> reporter: keith martin heads the local office of the d.e.a. >> just this morning we were able to go on the internet and carfentanil. and that was $400. >> reporter: $400 for an amount that would -- >> it would kill 10s of thousands of people. >> reporter: he's been sober his since over dose. what do you want to tell addicts? >> it's going to kill you. >> reporter: first responders are being told to wear protective gear and not to test it out in the they say any accidental exposure could prove deadly. >>> coming up next, nones go to the beach in their habits. so, why is france banned the burkini? >>> and later, a hollywood star let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuac

dr. derek kerr. your july 19 meeting was canceled and today dir. garcia's report omits the log of medical staff appointments at laguna honda hospital at that was present in her july canceled reports. in the past this information would be shared at the laguna hondas joint conference committee, but no longer. instead, it is only distributed here far away from the laguna honda community. unless it vanishes when a meeting is canceled. what is remarkable about the missing laguna honda data is that two members of the medical staff were suspended in july. that is the kind of information that laguna honda administration should disclose to their approximate community to which they are accountable. laguna honda relevant information should be shared at the laguna honda joint conference committee. not doing so is a type of concealment that degrades and trivializes the joint conference committee. thank you very much. >> thank you. any questions or comments on the directors report? two questions? first of all, thank you for report. certainly come i read it on pa

dr. said that everything was pushed upo had to bring that back down wit broken ribs and broken pelvis. >> on july 23, the police say that 46-year-old donald watson junior oaron purposely rammed his pickup truk nto the cruiser. >> police say that watson made this 911 call threatening to kill law enforcement officers shortly before he crashed into several part cruisersofof in th fled and then crashed into the davis cruiser. the guys were tere and the firemen, didn't they needed and got me to the hospital andid everything fell into place. >> and he connes to recover with frind and family at his side. is looking. >> it's great that he gets the chance, i know that he has be supported in all bu this is his home away from home. t >> when people in cargo fall say that their hearts break for other offics ertionwide will been attacked. >> happens close to home it tears at your heartstrings, spore that we we have seen from people just helpse the officer. >> says he will be forever grateful to hifa officers a the communty. >> we start your shif you know that it could be us in the positiononmm we all are one

dr. gina louden, and fox contributor and democratic strategist julie rachinski and also trump supporter kerrild trump, and when you hear that he is a mean guy, and he does not like latinos, give us the background and how would yous assess that? >> well, had a personal friendship with donald trump back in 2009 when i was miss california, and he really stood up for me at a time when it was not popular to stand up for someone who is outspoken about being politically incorrect, and that is what i love about him, because he speaks the truth, and he speaks for the majority the of the people in the country, a how they feel. and you know, as far as the latinas go, i think that he is going be winning them over, i do. >> you do? >> i really do. i think that they want job security, and they want, as far as putting a wall up, i mean, what kind of country doesn't have borders? we don't have a country if we don't have security. >> we continue have the olympics if we don't have borders ooeith. >> right. >> and to call him a racist and that is the furthest thing, and donald trump is not a racist, and look, h

dr. gina loudon and fox news contributor and democratic strategist julie roginski and former miss californiatrump supporter carrie prejean bowler. we're talking about the latino vote. you had experiences with donald trump and more emotional way. when you hear people say that donald trump is a mean guy and doesn't like latinos, give us some background. how would you assess that? >> i had a personal friendship with donald trump. in 2009, when i was miss california, he stood up for me at a time when it wasn't popular to stand up for someone who was, you know, outspoken about being politically incorrect. and that's what i love about donald trump. he speaks the truth. he speaks for the majority of people in this country and how they feel. as far as latinos go, i think that he's going to win them over. i do. >> you do? >> i really do. i think that they want job security, i think they want, you know, as far as putting a wall up, what kind of country doesn't have borders? we don't have a country if we don't have security. >> we don't have the olympics if we don't have borders either. >> that's what

dr feinberg invitational. lots of fox5 folks. christine maddela, alyssa deitsch, maria silva... her partner dave hall was camping. adam our new reporter....and julie our producer. and nikki with the steelers shirt in sales. and as you can see dr feinberg carefully was cheated. did anyone cheat? she claims i did... but thats here nor there. coming up in the more back to school news. including a brand new school in newtown. see how kids and parents embrace a new beginning after the horrific mass killings of students and teachers 4 years welcome back to fox five news this morning. we'll have the morning. we'll have the latest on all your top stories... but first let's check in with les krifaton for a look at your weather. and we have warmer than normal temperatures returning to our area. a ridge sets up creating dry conditions. daytime temperatures will increase tuesday and then starts to dip wednesday. by thursday a trough will create breezy afternoon weather generate cooler temperatures. moist air from arizona could spread into our area by the end of the week and into the start of the weekend. the uv here is a look at your drive here are the accide

all this despite a letter released in july last year from clinton's internist of 15 years. dr. lisa bardak describing clinton as healthy, listing her medical conditions as hypothyroidism and seasonal pollen allergies. the doctor ended the letter saying clinton is in excellent physical question and fit to be president of the united states. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> you don't want to miss the panel discussion about this right after the break. >>> i want to talk more about the growing conspiracy theories over hillary clinton's health with kayleigh mcenany, trump supporter, bakari sellers, clinton supporter, andre bower former lieutenant governor of south carolina, supporting trump. carl bernstein, author of "a woman in charge: the life of hillary rodham clinton." welcome to the panel. kayleigh, you first. you heard the report from randi kaye. hillary clinton appearing tonight on jimmy kimmel. joked about her health. reportedly took her pulse and gave her a test of strength. take a look. >> can you open this jar of pickles? this has not been tampered with. this is -- oh, oh, yo

dr. said ever back downng for my chest cavity with a couple of broken ribs an . on july 23, 46-year-old donald watson junior of akron ran his pickup truck into davises cruiser. they say watson made as 911 callth threatened to kill law enforcement officers. shortly before he crashed into several part cruisers in the parking lo >> and fled in crashed into davises vehicle. >> i just liking the guys i wor with where there and the fireme did what they needed to and i got to the hospital. >> he continues to recover with his friends and family at his another guys have been supporting him, but this is his home away from home. >> many in cargo falls see that their hearts break for other la enforcement officers nationwide that have been attacked. the support that we as seen fromm the community really help the officer. he said he will be forever grateful to his family,sa fello officers andy, community. >> when we start our shift, knew that it could be us in my positions and we are one great big family. >> he has a long road of recovery aheadad but he said th his goal is to be back

dr. practice medicine in the city for more than a year, he appeared in court today where he was formally advised about the charges against him. julie was there joins us live earlier this afternoon, for victims they know of, today, receiving more from more potential victims. hernandez hernandez, today, surgical assistant come work in local hospitals. he's accused of setting up a faint medical practice. the website shows he specialize in cosmetic surgery. his performing a tummy tub, procedures in one case, a cosmetic surgery to a leg prosecutor say he did not use anesthesia for the surgeries, cause serious bodily injury to the victims are not only practicing medicine without a license, he has surgical procedures performed, that could could've put them at great risk victims complain the state medical board. it was action performing an illegal surgery care when they came to talk to him and he was arrested. >> he is out right now, and a 2,000-dollar bond and will be back in court next month. meanwhile his surgical assistant, the suspended, he is not and cannot work at the hospital. i knew voter registration effort is focused on making s

dr. said that everything was pushed up into the chest cavity had a couple of broken ribs and broke pelvis.d >> on july 23, police say that of akron purposely rammed his pickup truck into davises cruiser. police say that watson made this 911 call threatening to kill law enforcement officers. shortly before he crashed into several hard cruisers and the department parking lot . >> then fled the christ into davises vehicle. the guys at work with were have to care what they needed t andnd everything fell in place. >> 90 continues to recover with his friends and family at his side were worried that will not be able to see him up and running as he is looking. is great that he gets a chance to see some guys, this is his home away from home. >> many working and living in gouda file save their hearts nationwideh who have recently been attacked and brings you close to home, the support that we have seen is just really helping the officer. >> said he will be grateful to his family, officers and the community. >> we start our ship, we know that we could be in my position so that we are just one great big family sp

dr. anthony from fauci. we are halfway through the u.s. trading day. julie hyman has been tracking the moves. s&p on track for the biggest loss in a month. back-to-back declines in more than a month. down for seven straight sessions. it has still been a pretty tight trading range for stocks the past couple of weeks even with today's decline. we had been moving incrementally higher. one of the things putting pressure on stocks today is oil. energy stocks had been holding up their games but now we are seeing below $40 a barrel. we will get the weekly inventory data from an industry group after the close today. from the government the official data tomorrow morning. 500of the groups in the s&p are now lower with the decline in the oil price. technology shares also putting pressure on stocks today. apple was downgraded. samsung is introducing a new phone today about a month before apple is expected to introduce its next phone. we are seeing facebook and amazon decline. there is a story today about the uber sale. interesting take as we see tech shares under pressure. companies reporting earnings t

. >> on july 10, 2012, dave said he got to lubbock around 4:00 in the afternoon. he snuck into dr. sonnier's backyard and waited for the doctor to come home. shorts, and i have my bag. in the bag is a gun, a knife, and a belt. >> three and a half hours went by. nothing. and then, dave said, a rapping on the window. joe sonnier was inside his house, looking right at him. >> i wave at dr. sonnier and get up. and i walk to the window, and he this far from the top down. >> what happens when you walk up to the window? >> i pull the gun out of the bag. i point the weapon, charge it several times. after three or four discharges, he's backing away. he trips on his feet and falls to the ground. discharges a couple more times. he's running across to the -- to, i believe, the garage. >> so he runs down that hallway? >> what did you do next? >> i push the window in. i don't know if he's going for a gun. i don't know if i've ever hit him. i -- i don't know what's happening, so i push in the window and crawl in. >> so -- so you're in, and you have an empty gun? >> yes, sir. >> when you go in the

dr. carson is right. i think the record we have is the most -- the last one was july 2015. it's a year and so after, and that picture that you showed going up the stairs, people helping -- >> you think it's vertigo caused by brain -- >> it was an honor to look at senator mccain's records. it would be an honor to look at her records. it's her life. i want to see it. and donald trump's as well. >>> when we come back, we have more coming up straight ahead on "hannity." >> he took a lie detector test. i had him take a polygraph, which he passed. >> wow, hillary clinton laughing. disturbing clinton scandal resurfacing reported by the daily mail.com. back in 1975, hillary literally helped a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl avoid major charges and then laughed about it and pretty much indicated she thought he was guilty. >>> also tonight, according to a new report, department of justice stopped the fbi from investigating corruption ties between the clinton foundation and the state department during hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. in other words, the state d