also want to show our viewers a quick clip of "dr. ken." >> it's three strikes! >> i'm not a baseball guy! >> it's three strikes! you don't have to be a baseball guy! >> i was homeschooled. >> where?! outer space?! >> as we watched that, elise, an interesting thought came to me. you mentioned that you do enjoy seeing asian-american characters on tv but their role needs to send a positive message. >> absolutely. i started watching "fresh off the boat" at the beginning of the season. i was very excited about it. and i just felt like, as i see in a lot of shows or movies, the reduction is that the men are always emasculated somehow. they fit into this stereotype that the asian man is not a strong man. and i find that really frustrating. >> mm-hmm. well, masashi, what can we do to diversify the storytelling of asian-americans and make the experience more true for the viewer? >> yeah, absolutely. and i do think there are so many stories within the asian-american communities that haven't been told, and i do think that "fresh off the boat," "dr. ken" may not be for ever

she was critically wounded and the other was dr. ken atkinson. in the recordings, you can hear him trying to relay his location to the dispatcher. he tells the dispatcher say he's been shot in the leg. followed by multiple gunshots and silence. two investigators talked about the witnesses they following the shooting. all talked about how kevin was talking crazy while firing the gun. he was acting strangely and then he snapped. that's what the defense seemed to focus on. dr.ken atkinson's wife was joined by a large group of family and friends who have been supporting her through the proceedings. she declined to talk on camera. the prosecution has a list of call to the stand. the judge plans to get through all of them. and he'll then determine if there's enough evidence to send the case to trial. officials say that's likely going to be the case. >>> developing right now. police hope somebody knows where to find this woman. she's accused of stealing from a senior citizen. jeff todd explains what >> reporter: it all started here at the spiritual cent

we're join by dr. kenristen from six flags great adventure, thank you for beings lion cubs. >> they are calm. >> we just fed them, they are in a milk coma. >> i know they don't have names yet. >> they are one month old, born july 8, and at six flags safari, mom of the not taking care of them, we had to intervene and now we're hand raising them. >> we have two males, they will be over 500 pounds. >> when do they turn from so cute, let me hole th hold the li am not a meal. >> we'll stop going with them around 6 months of age, they are still cubs, they are playing more rough. that is when they are dangerous. we'll stop going in and start introducing them to the rest of the pride. >> can i hold one. >> sure. >> do you want this one? >> yeah, ale take this one, i file a need to hold him up like this. ♪ ♪ >> i got a friend. a friend. >> where can our viewer see them. >> in a couple weeks, wild introduce them at our camp in ventura, or at our safari wild walkway. >> all right, you are awesome. >> thank you. >> no

dr. ken atkinson was killed. jennifer brice joins us live from the arapahoe county courthouse. and you heard new details about this case. >> reporter: that's right. detectives testified though there were some issues in the marriage between the suspect and his wife. they could not find a clear motive a shooting happened. the suspect was channelling and dancing at times when left alone. he tried numerous times to hug officers and told them he loved them. at the time of the arrest, lyons allegedly asked an officer, are statements are bizarre. his wife told police that her husband just snapped on the day of the shooting, that he came at her and started shooting, and that is when ms. lyons went outside and encounter herd two neighbors who tried to help. dr. atkinson was shot in the head and died. and liz lyons also testified that her husband had been acting weird for s times. she even suggested that he go to the hospital. >>> a pastor is being extradited to colorado on child porn charges. he was arrested in portland, oregon, where he works as an executive for the united methodist ch

dr. ken -- encountered her, trying to help her. and you're going to hear some of the comments he made during his arrest and after the arrest in the interview room. all interesting stuff coming up tonight at 6:00 on >>> here's the latest on a bizarre deadly accident in lakewood. an injured man found playing in the street. he died. he was in the car with his sister-in-law when the two got into an argument. he jumped out. the vehicle hit power poles and traffic signals. no word on who was driving at the time. >>> developing tonight, video of another attack along denver's 16th street mall, and the man witnessed much more than this. it is just the latest string of incidents that we have reported along the mall this summer. in this case, the man seen charging others with a pipe, that man there was arrested. howard nathan live in the mall for us tonight. and you talked to the man who recorded this latest incident. >> reporter: that man witnessed the assault that took place over here. he's observed people walk around, picking up using them

dr. ken 9:00 20/20: in an instant 10:00 boston ems 11:00 13 action news thank you for joining us... we'll be back for 13 action >> the dog charged at me. >> announcer: she put up her best defense. >> i was on the ground. i had this stick, saying, "get, get, get," when i fell. >> announcer: now the dog's owner... >> judge judy: she was injured as a result of your dog not being under your control. >> announcer: ...goes on the offensive. >> my dog was not under my control. she was chasing a squirrel. if the plaintiff would not have been swinging a stick and yelling at her, she'd have never went over there. >> announcer: "judge judy." you the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution louise lockett is suing her neighbor, amanda stevens, for medical bills, lost wages, and bicycle damages due to a dog attack. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number

remain breezy through wednesday as pacific systems pass to our north. 8:00 last man standing 8:30 dr. ken 9:00 20/20: in an instant 10:00 boston ems and then coming up tonight on action news live at 11... some bar tenders.. are looking out for the see how a washington state bar is keeping customers safe from predators.. all with the help of a simple card! that's our news for now... thanks for joining us... we'll be back for 13 action news live at 11. < > >> we were just arguing about... >> judge judy: he's gonna tell me. >> ...'cause i was going to smoke weed. >> announcer: a mom's high... >> he just kept coming towards me and getting in my face, and so i would continue to push him. >> announcer: ...takes their relationship... >> judge judy: you put your hands on him. >> announcer: ...to an all-time low. >> i said, "call the cops. call the cops." she didn't want to call the cops 'cause i just threw her weed all over the floor. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases

i recently spoke to dr. ken davis. he's president and ceo of the mt. sinai medical center. >> the opportunity biology is providing us is giving us amazing compounds. the case studies, the hepatitis c drugs, we have that can wipe out this horrible disease and wipe out an epidemic, but the cost is so prohibitive, so we will never stop the epidemic in this way if we can't afford the drugs. are the drugs so expensive? >> the gillead people will say downstream, but that's a new conceptualization of how to imagine if we priced polio vaccin wa p if we used that as the basis to charge foe vaccine we couldn't have given it to everybody. i was in second or third grade and we got it free. what's happened is the question? how have the values of some of the companies changed so drastically that w will do good and well at the same time to we are going to do good and charge whatever we can charge because that's what the market will >> it probably makes sense to look at what's happenening a with drug companies and get profits from here in the united states. >> that's

here's tonight's primetime lineup on channel 13... 8:00 last man standing 8:30 dr. ken 9:00 20/20: in an instant 10:00 boston ems and then coming up tonight on ac thank you so much for joining us... we'll see you right back here... in 30 minutes ... for 13 action news ... live at 6. until then... have a great night. < > i'm one of them. yo tambien. i'm one of over 300,000 nevadans who rely on social security. social security helps us pay the bills... ...and enjoy the retirement that we've earned. that's what makes joe heck so dangerous. his plan to privatize social security means billions in profits for wall street... ...risking retirement security on the stock market. what if it crashes again? wall street has given joe heck over a half a million bucks. i wonder who he's working for? because it's not us. afscme people is responsible >>> welcome to "world news tonight." let the medal count begin. the first gold in rio and it belongs to team usa. an opening day hitch. lines so long people waiting for hours. tonight security on high alert as olympic dreams are made and das

i recently spoke to dr. ken davis. he is president and ceo of the mount sinai health system. >> the opportunity that biology is providing us is giving us a lot of these amazing compounds and the case studies of course, the hepatitis c drugs. we have these drugs that can wipe out this horrible disease and wipe out an epidemic, but the cost is so prohibitive. so we'll never stop the epidemic this way if we can't afford the drugs. >> why are the drugs so expensive? >> the gilead people will tell you that they priced this drug as high as they did because it saves so much money downstream. it saves the health care system so much money. but that's a new conceptualization of how to price drugs. imagine if we had priced the polio vaccine that way. if we had used that as the basis to charge for the vaccine, we wouldn't have given it to everybody. i remember i was in something like second or third grade and we got it free. what's happened is the question? how have the values of some of the companies changed so drastically from w

actually as that includes dr. ken atkinson, whose voice aapears talking to a 911 dispatcher saying "he's coming at me with a gun" and we hear shots fired and silence on the other end of that phone. there was also presented today by the prosecution a next day interview with lyons' wife. she said her husband had been acting weird and crazy and snapped and started shooting. lyons is facing 14 felony counties in this case, degree murder of dr. atkinson and several others of first degree attempted murder. he's had outbursts ii the court in the past, so far none today. there are several more witnesses we expect to hear from and more evidence to be presented, ultimately to decide if trial is the next step here. that will be decided by a judge. reporting live here in arapahoe county, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> big headaches this morning for drivers as crashes knocked out power to hundreds. >> nicole is here with new information on a bizarre crash that led to a hour outage in lakewood. >> a crash at garrison and 10th,

state leaders denounced the findings saying dr. ken rudo lied. dr.zach moore has been named the asking state epidemiologist. >>> a public hearing today over the proposal to bring minor league baseball here to fayetteville. the city council will discuss negotiations with the astros. leaders don't want to spend more than $3 million on a new stadium. >>> the candidates are talking about the economy and jobs this week. >> coming up, the new e-mail scandal facing hillary clinton and donald trump tries to link president obama and clinton to back. transparency trance parents. >>> hillary clinton make a major economic speech today. tracie potts has more. >> friends don't let friends going after republican votes as she prepares for today's economic speech near detroit. >> i am determined that we are going to build more and we are going to be able to create more businesses and more jobs. >> reporter: donald trump calls her record unimpressive. i don't she promised the world and it went like this. it went down. our jobs got sucked away from us. >> reporter:

state leaders denounced the finings saying dr. ken rudo lied. dr.zach moore is now the acting state epidemiologist. >>> atlantis public hearing today over the proposal to bring minor league baseball to fayetteville. the city council will discuss negotiations with the houston astros. leaders don't want to spend more than $35 million on a new stadium. tonight's hearing is from 7:00 to street. >>> with these summer days, we all spent a left time often times at the baseball -- folk go to the durham bulls i hope you get a chance to go out there. >> i can't wait to go. probably not a good day to go. >> you want to be on the shady side. >> you want to be shady. >> pick your tickets wisely. by the time the games kick off, unless it is a day game, sup okay out there. -- sun starts to go down and it is okay out there. if you stay inside all summer because it is hot, you are missing out. wilson skycam showing more sunshine than cloud cover this morning. we have some some low clouds in a few spots. right now, it is 77 here at the tv studios and in durham. 7

. >> reporter: strong words by dr. ken maxwell, the head of the school system here,s saying he will deal with the teachers appropriately. many are under investigation and off the job tonight. 932 low income, 3 and 4 year olds attend the county's head start program, that will begin next monday. the school system has 30 days to appeal this decision and try to get the federal funding restored. now they have no plans to file an appeal, they tell us they are still weighing their options. >>> a tip of the hat to some lifesavers in washington. they were honored at engine company 29 in northwest, saved the victim who had a heart attack at folgers theater. a college student and nurse practitioner used cpr and defibrillator to save a doctor that suffered cardiac arrest. fire and ems came to the rescue. >> i have been prepared for this moment, for that moment. i never have been in the situation where i needed to use my cpr training aabilities, i realize i need to do as much as i could. i'm happy michelle was there as we so we can wor

. >> there is a lot ever shady things going on and dr. ken rudo and miss megan have stood up for us when nobody el would. >> we basically have a disagreement among scientists. an where we disagree is one group of scientists, which i support, believe that the public ought to get all the information about not limited information and one opinion. >> reporter: today was the first time governor pat mccrory personally addressed the allegations by the two state scientists. mccrory insists his administration is providing all the information necessary to ensure residents have safe well water. >> thank you. >>> it is up clear what caused a driver to run their car up a guide wire from a fayetteville power pole. however t did cause quite a scene this morning as can you would catch your attention. this was on grow street around 80:00 this morning. no report of any major injuries. -- 8:30 this morning. part of an intersection what shut down while first responders got that car down. >>> german officials are proposing sweeping new security laws after several

. >>> 8:24, at 7:00 it's last man standing followed by dr. ken at 8. at 9:00 boston ems, and abc15 news at 10:00 with kim tobin. >>> parents and students moving into the dorms at u of a will see more police around campus. the officers are beefing up their presence and helping to jump start a conversation about staying safe. 6000 students will move in over the next few days. classes start on monday. >> the irs wants to make sure they don't become victims of a apparently telling parents and students that they owe nonexistent taxes like the federal student tax. that person will demand payment over the phone or even threaten arrest. >>> a new warning for the next time you fly. a threat to your personal security that's hidden right there in your boarding pass. >> abc15's fay fredricks talked with security experts who say do not leave it in your seat back or just toss it in the trash. >> reporter: business traveler a mistake that could cost him his identity. tossing his boarding pass after his flight. >> there's not a whole lot on the ticket that can identif

we are devastated by the loss of our sweet smart and kind daughter ken dr.d on helping our older daughter heal from her traumatic injuries. greatful to the community for the outpouring of support. >>> nicholas dirk sent a letter to uc berkeley staff saying he will resign as soon as the school find some one to replace him. dirk is embroiled in misuse of funds and athletic services. i have come to the personal decision that the time is right for me to step aside and allow some one to take up the financial and ns substitution challenges ahead of us. cal will begin a search for replacement medley. >>> people in san francisco get their say on who should be the city next top cop. police commission holding a series of public meetings to get community input on who should be the city's next police chief. acting chief chaplain has headed the department for three months now and told 7 news that he is interested in becoming the permanent chief. next community meeting set for tomorrow from 6 to 8:00 p.m. at gordon law elementary school on clay street. >>> we have much mo

damage pat mccrory and his administration has done to our state and to the professional careers of ken rudo and dr. megan davies. >> reporter: the group was out here for quite a bit. they said the state leaders need to make sure clean drinking water is a priority. we spoke with the governor just a short time ago. he called this a disagreement among scientists but he said his administration and state leaders have always made sure the public has information to ensure their drinking water is safe. he said they will continue to do that. we will have more on that and some of these residents coming up tonight in our evening news. >> strong words coming out in this controversy. we look forward to the following report. thank you so much, julia. >>> donald trump is defending his decision to label president barack obama the, quote, founder of the islamic state group. in a cnbc interview, trump blamed the president for his which some argue created a power vacuum in which extremists groups like isis thrive. we have more on this controversy surrounding trump and also surrounding hillary clinton. >> reporter: i

but there was something intriguing about ken and today we'll talk with ken meares, along with dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified physician specializing in preventative medicine and clinical research. we're going to discuss why omega xl is so important to your health and your quality of life. all this and more coming up next on a larry king special report update. >> announcer: pain can ruin your day.

. - ken burns has another series on pbs soon. - [dr. gates] that's right about jackie robinson. - about jackie robinson which he says is as much a race, or more a raced film than a baseball film. - it's true and you know much of ken's work. - [evan] deals with race. - the subtext is race without a doubt. but i remember vividly, i was 10 years old when jfk and nixon squared off. - [evan] yes. - and my parents were republicans. many black people were republicans, we're still the party of lincoln. and there was a liberal wing of the republican party. and jackie robinson begged presidential candidate richard nixon to intervene when martin luther king was in prison. - yup. - and there were black democrats lobbying jfk. - [evan] right. - and nixon refused to do it, jfk did it. daddy king, who had committed all of his tremendous resources. you know, when a black preacher, particularly in the old days, says the lord spoke to me and said we should vote republican, it was yes, republican. (audience laughs) well he had done that. - yeah. - but afte

ken press. tonight's speech as dr. capaluto indicated, will continue a series of talks i have begun on past u.s. senators from our state. our commonwealth his a rich heritage, and has contributed much to the nation's development. as such i hope to convey a bit of that political history to the lives of some of the most distinguished individuals who have served as u.s. senators from our state. the house of representatives and the senate are two profoundly different institutions. the size of the membership of the two bodies is different. the house having almost 4 1/2 times more lawmakers than the senate. the term of office as we all know is different. house members are up for election every two years. senators every six. the rules are different. the house is a majorityian institution. the senate gives much more deference to the rights of the minority. the history and mores of each chamber are distinct. as a result success in each body requires different skills and take place in quite different context. lyndon johnson, for

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dr. wieder, continued success with the school. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we're coming right back with a program called with math i can. it's working. >> welcome back to "new jersey viewpoint." i'm ken rosato. according to a survey by 50% of young adults say, "i'm not good at math." sadly, researchers have found a pronounced gap in math achievement between average-income and low-income students. and yet 93% of all americans do agree that developing good math skills is essential to success in life. please join me in welcoming meera vaidyanathan, director of curriculum products for amazon k-through-12 education -- tara beams, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction for pre-k to 5th grade in the edison public school district -- and 5th grade teacher at lincoln elementary school. good to have you all here today. >> good to be here. >> well, tell us all about this with math i can project. what's this all about? >> it's a campaign that we launched earlier this year to change mind sets about math. so, in partnership with leading education organizations, amazon education is challenging the nation's 3 million-plus educators to take the pledge to embracing a growth mind set. >>

me via twitter at ken smith tv, or you can e-mail me at ken dot smith at fox 5 vegas 1961, pearle vision has p with expert eye care.od that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. officals.. one man was born on december 31, 1870.. making him 145- years-old. his name is mbah gotho... his paperwork hasn't been verified by independent sources. but if it holds up.. he would be the oldest man alive. outlived all of his siblings... his children.. grandchildren.. and even some great grand children. he says his secret to such a long life... is patience. nats at the begining this duet is pretty good.. but singing well isn't enough to get over a million views on facebook. what's special about this song.. is that these two people had just met! a pastor was visiting hospital patients.. and decided to just start playing. to his surprise.. he soon had a musical partner. vera swain was just having fun.. and apparenlty just learned what "vir

ken smith will be doing sunday night... britney spears will be doing something she hasn't done in 10 since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. will be scouting for a fresh new face today. tyra will be hosting a round of tryouts starting at 9 a-m at the venetian. banks will also be showing off her cosmetic line "tyra beauty" and giving an inspirational talk. she says the winner will be the face of her company. you must be 18 years old to enter. britney spears new album "glory" was leaked over the weekend. the album was