err i would have to agree with them on that. overall, it's such a long year and when you learn everyday, you learn something new. you act like a sponge and you does. kelly interacts with the fans and works hard in practice. he shows up to the rink every day ready to work. we have a guy like that to look up to. we have known each other quite a bit and we push each other along the way.>> the chemistry you have on and off the ice, you know each other since 17, you have lived together for a while, roommates on the road. house that play into, how you perform together out there together?>> it goes a long way. part of playing with understanding them and their game. being familiar with each other and how you are on off the ice is a good way of getting to know that guy better. we have a lot of fun together on the ice and off the ice as well. >> ever get sick of each other?>> a borak, these guys are being counted on, they are both young. max, i will ask you about stroke. is this kid ready to participate and contribute we played against hi

liner five's were pulled from service on july 1st, after hairline cracks spotted in the equal lies err beam. this morning, septa officials say there is still a loft work needs to be done, showed us process of what it takes to fix those beams, which helped distribute weight throughout a train car. the beams are cut from american steel, and created at the pen fab facility in bucks county where plasma cutter precisely slices into the high strength metal. there is that inspected and painted before the final steel foot is installed. finally beams are transported by truck to septa facility where workers install them into the actual train car. four equalizer beams are required per car to fix the problem. the creation process from cutting to foot installation takes 12 hours per equal lies err beam. >> transit agencies, we do a a lot of work with them, but having us work in pennsylvania particularly bucks county super important. this project is just one project alone, at any one given time, probably employs 200 people, talking about truck drivers, transportation, all of our different machining

err i'm not very loud school.>> reporter: in just one week, two christian schools refused to take the field unless the girls sat out. last i checked, we lived in 2016.>> reporter: in the first game, the girls sat out. >> we didn't want it to affect the boys on our team. we thought they should just play.>> reporter: the second game is a different story. the team took a vote. of the girls don't play, they don't play. >> i don't feel like we should have to give up part of our team to play.>> school opted out because of religious issues. their next game. >> they are supportive of us. i think it brought our team together more than we were before.>> reporter: jeff fan sent, cbs five news.>>> a quick look at the forecast. some stray showers out there. the threat of moisture for tomorrow. as you can see, showers in to the fountain hills area, very light rainfall. cooler temperatures today hit a high of 91. clouds passing by. the threat of cloud cover and showers will be with us through thursday. we have a system south of us that will continue to spin in some moisture our way. for tomorrow mor

err i would be remiss if i didn't say is going to be hot. maybe 90 degrees. be ready. >> drink a lot of beer.>> or water.>> or both.>> thank you. we have all the information you can ever want about oakland's festival on ktvu.com. it is also on our ktvu mobile app. >> yesterday morning, we told you about a teenager from belay hope who has been working two hours to and from work. that's a total of four hours. police stepped in to make his commute a little bit easier.>> jordan duncan works at venetia and has been making this for our wall since may when his car broke down. he says he doesn't want to inconvenience people by asking them for a ride but wants to keep getting to work so he can save up money for school and the new car.>> an officer got to know him after noticing him far track and offered him a ride. the officer was so impressed that he and other officers surprised him with a brand-new mountain bike. he joins us live after getting a ride from belay hoedown oakland.>> good morning.>> i have to ask you, your story has received a lot of attention here on t

that will can only mean one thing, another responded mod err dom. the expert we spoke with home-grown threat like the suspect in the new york and new jersey bombing cases also represents the current threat we're dealing with in the case of thomas, we are told, she will be facing a judge in january and could face 15 years, up to 15 years, behind bars, back to you. >> dave, thank you so much. >>> surrounded by dozens of fellow officers, philadelphia police sergeant sylvia young left penn presbyterian hospital and is now recovering at home. a gunman shot at young 18 times friday night in a west philadelphia rampage. he culled killed a young woman sit hadding her car, hurt five other. he died in a shoot-out with police. >> doing very well. obviously overtaken with emotion right now, being all her comrads out here, wishing her well on her route home. but it is what she deserves. i mean, she went through a horrific experience, and she survived. large part due to her training, and through god's will. >> among those showing support for young, officer jesse

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i kindly ask the press to give them the space they de is err of during this challenging time. you might remember the two met on the set of the movie mr. and mrs. smith, and now the rumors are circulate that he had an affair with an actress on the set of a movie he's filming now. >> "tmz" has really knocked that one down. >> down what my mom always say, how relationship starts is usually how it ends. didn't angelina meet him on a movie set? and started dating? >> very close when you work together. >> that's true. >> how are you? >> great. how are you. >> i'm fine. mr. and mrs. johnson. >> hey. >> that's right, brad and angelina met on a movie. that will happens a lot. >> right. in the trailers, you know? >> in the trailer in. >> yes, in the trailer. >> oh, it happens in the trailer in. >> that's what they say. not on the set. >> all right. >> ya. >> not in the film, in the trailer. >> yes. >> are you here to entertain us? >> dadada. hey the wentz wagon, a lot of people on the wentz wagon. now, i remember back when president obama said i'm on the wentz wagon. he wasn't. he was c

the class action lawsuit says that wells fargo encouraged workers to cheat cuss tonight err ers so the ceo could driver up the stock price. >> twitter followers jumped 20% friday on reports that tech companies like sales force anal if a bet, parent company google, close to offering formal bids to buy the company. twitter has been struggling to gain new users. and snap chat's introducing it first hardware. glasses, that would record and share video. they are called spectacle, record ten secretary every video at a time, up load it to snap chat. they go on sale later this fall for 130 bucks, the company is also changing its name to snap, because now it has more than one product. but snap chat will still be called snap chat. the app. >> i don't know about these glasses, i lose sunglasses regular sunglass glasses let alone these. >> i could never imagine would you spend more than 8.59 on a pair of sunglasses i agree. she knows me very well, jill. >> like there is no way. >> they got lost, you sit on them. >> also wonder if anybody would wear these, because google, remember, they tested glas

ten year old kayla sidewalk died riding a raft on the wad err slight.eveal he died after neck injury. two women riding in the raft with caleb were also injured. >> nasa's bold mission to brink pieces of asteroid down to earth has taken flight. osiris rec spacecraft lifted off from cape canaveral yesterday. will take 23 months to arrive at this asteroid, expected to lands on it and take some samples. >> moving at a glacial pace. >> exactly. >> let's check in with -- unfortunately, not glacial worthy. >> not at all. not even close. it will feel more like we're in the throws of summer here, the worse of it, with these temperatures into the mid 90s, today, but you'll have to go with feels like values, as we take you out to the live neighborhood network outside palmyra cove nature park, expecting these temperatures will start to spike pretty readily here throughout the course of the day. it is 80 degrees right now out in live neighborhood network. cloudy beginning to the day, had couple of showers moving through this area, as well, modest breeze out of the w

journals show desire formatter err i am, and references to top al quaida in isis figures. the fbi is looking into rahami's frequent overseas trips to afghanistan and pakistan and whether he had any contact or training from terrorist organizations. the guardian reports rahami spent time in a religious seminary in pakistan closely tied with the taliban. investigators are zeroing in on his family looking for any possible motives behind the bol action. rahami allegedly carried out. fox is told rahami's family is cooperating and are not suspects. his wife, asia, arrived in the u.s. wednesday night. she left for pakistan in june, she is cooperating and is not considered a suspect. >>> investigators say the afghan born terror suspect had planned this attack for months, ordering bomb materials on ebay, in june. in new york, brian yanis, fox news. >>> today president obama spoke at the opening ceremony for the museum of african-american history in washington, d.c. the museum documents the century long struggle of african-americans through slavery and the civil rights era. president

who is err snuck. >> my son. >> i love this. remember that. >> okay. >> magic saved my life. and there have been plenty of times where i was lost. i didn't have the answers. and i didn't know where to go. so what i it, i turned to magic. and it helped me find myself. it simply taught me don't hate. don't blame. and forgive. and with that, i think we can all find ourselves. don't hate. imagine if we take all of the hate out of our lives? i believe we will find ourselves. >> wow. >> may we all take the blame out and fill our hearts with love. and i believe we will find ourselves. >> wow. >> heidi. i've had a lot of things happen in my life. and forgiveness has given me the most beautiful thing in the wormed. that's happiness. may we all forgive a little more. and we will find ourselves. wow. >> simon. we're going to shuffle these cards face up, face down. and if you think about it this right here, this is life. when everything is going so perfect, and yet tragedy, they strike us when we least expect t it is what we all have in common. we all face this. but i think the differenc

after an err. rocks can't hold on late. is there an echo in here. >> . it's an episode of ground hog day. with the rockies and that bull pen. >> . we have the broncos to look forward to. >> thursday can't get here soon enough. can't wait. >> . hoping for a repeat. >> . cam newton doesn't want a repeat. >> i'll take that echo. judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... llaguno: i been with nicole almost seven years. i need to get married. i want to go on with my life and make a future and a family. diaz: i love julio with all my heart, but i'm just not ready to have kids or get married. and i just wish he would respect my wishes and be patient. llaguno: i need to move on. if she's not ready to get on the ship, i'm off, and i'm gone. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here with nicole diaz and julio llaguno. the two of you have been dating for seven years. this is one of my favorite kinds of cases. it's "before your vows." you two have come to me. you're thinking about getting married. you're not quite

in a that the err of hours president obama will be if philadelphia encouraging people as meisha said to vote for hillary clinton. >> meantime clinton making the rounds explaining why she didn't tell everyone she was sick with pneumonia. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live on eakin oval where today's democrat rally is happening. good morning, jan. >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning, a lot to talk about today. i want to start off real quick with the traffic. flowing freely right now, as meisha mentioned, it will be very difficult to get around this part of center city today. lane restrictions around eakin's oval have already taken effect, went into effect at 6:00 a.m. this morning, then the entire area including all of the lanes leading into the oval area close at 9:00. president alabama lands in philly 1:00 this afternoon, the event at the oval start at 2:00. >> eakin's oval, the center of campaign 2016 today, the stage is set and seats in place for president barack obama. symptomming in philadelphia for the clinton-cane ticket. his focus the economy and voter registration

err he is the kind of fellow that would know if a drug would make you feel funny, he would take it. >> reporter: menefee will be back enjoy -- jail tonight. bob jones, news five. >> menefee was arrested in lancaster county and went before a judge today. the judge set bond at $1 brought back. that could happen at any minute. >>> new developments in the case suspected serial killer. sean great, a man accused in the murders of three women, pleaded not guilty. he was arrested after a woman called 911 telling the dispatcher she was being held against her will. and that her captor was asleep next to her. when police arrived, she directed them to the bodies of two women inside. police say great later confessed to killing two women, one this year, one in 2005. they are investigating a connection to a fifth woman's murder.>>> mark johnson tracking rain this afternoon. >> we have a nice little bow of rain. yellows and oranges and reds stretching from just to the east of canton and louisville and lions up in the downtown akron swinging in towards this band is going to swing north and westward an

and then this is tom louden now overview err of "the q" show.an emmy last night. >> that's his wife. >> yes, and two years ago he won an emmy for good day. >> so were you there. you're there, experience all of this, the glitz, the glamor. looks like our people dressed up nicely. >> very nice. >> did we represent? >> we represented, yes. and afterward a lot of us went over to the after party at fieldhouse, and let our hair down, and danced. >> who got out of hands? spill the beans. >> no, no. >> he's not going to spill the beans. >> night at the open, a another thing where people dress today nine's, let's take a look. >> that's what i really loved. the opera philadelphia, gala was at dilworth park on friday night. and they really dress up to the nine's. and so it starts out with a cocktail party. i mean, lack at this outfit. that's what i love about it, and the opera always bridges out the people, really the fans yes, sir, and there was like 300 people there. they started out with a cocktail party on dilworth park. then they went inside the tent

from hayrides toto welcome patc there's a lot to keep you busy it is the fall fun guide go to fox 8 errs on the mother goes to the institute 3-year-old daughter of the importance of seatbelts, her daughter unbuckled her seatbeltlt a ride home so the mother called polic scott still offers backed up th most message telling her how important it is to buckle up, the plan worked, the girl has promisedd it will not happen again. it takes teamwork to make a dream work in this case two teams joined forced to make a football players dream come true,fo robby heil is the water boy for his high school footbal team in michigan, he was allowe to suit up for the game, he got the chance to play he took a handoff and ran 20 yards for a touchdown both tubes arranged the special moment, even keepin it a secret from his mother. team even recognized him for hi dedication to the sport that he loves so muchsp. behalf of selfie covering present you with his number one jerseyg . >> because that is more important than football >> it was incredible, i did not know about this.. >> he has been the key manager for th

ump err 90s for heat index tomorrow, back to 11 on saturday. so, ya, until cold front comes through, and knocks this down, this is our weather pattern. >> pools aren't open and working, 72 getting started, 73 lancaster and wilmington, 73 wildwood. >> dew point close to the 70s, there in some cases so that's what makes it feel so sticky outside. start of the heatwave yesterday, 10 degrees above the average of 18 our high temperature, today, 95, tomorrow, 94, and saturday, around 94, but as you just saw it, will feel a lot hotter than that. by sunday, might mention, also, that you could hear rumble every thunder, saturday night into sunday. and pop up thunderstorms are possible any time it is hot, humid, but with cold front it will be less humid on sunday, than weather pattern will continue into the early part of next week. >> live look from skyfox, the scene, of the accident, early this morning, at around 2:00. when that tractor-trailer crash in the construction zone here, live look from i995, northbound lanes still closed, the accident happened

again, just to err on the side of caution. i want new yorkers to be confident when they go back to work on monday that new york is up and running and we are doing everything we need to do. listening to new york governor andrew cuomo talking about getting briefed on the explosion in new york city that happened last night. reiterating what the mayor was saying. there has been no evidence of a connection to international terrorism. the investigation into the explosion is still very early. also saying the second device found, the pressure cooker will be inspected. todd: and taken to quantico. the fbi has investigation is starting. he said there was no connection to international terrorism, and that builds on what the mayor said yesterday. this obviously was intentional. this was no accident. we have more details as the day goes on and we will bring those to you. just to confirm, 29 people have been injured. the vast majority of them have been treated at hospitals and released. antionette: 10:21 and we are injured falling a stabbin

err i said that's amazing. of course, let's do it.>> reporter: she is held two bake sales and raise $1000 and given the money to steve's family. >> it gives you a new sense of oh.>> reporter: steve's daughter showed this photo of paxton. >> he didn't say much. i could tell in his face was very appreciative. >> reporter: every tuesday, paxton still runs out to the garbage truck. he knows the collector won't be steve but hopes to be able to talk to his friend again.>> reporter: i wouldn't say are you okay, see. i hope you feel better. >> reporter: amber lee, ktvu fox 2news.>>> a mother and father of dan -- from danville have worked to get california to join 14 states to check before writing prescriptions for narcotics. troy pack and seven-year-old a lot of pack died after being hit by a car that ran up onto the sidewalk. their parents, carmen and bob pack were shocked when the driver had a mix of alcohol and muscle relaxants in his blood. the driver had received prescriptions from six different doctors, all unawa

. >> i would err on the side of caution. let them come there and work things out. >> she did turn to her school for help. she went to telling them she was hit by a car and needed a nurse. they gave her a bag of ice, without calling police. what's upsetting to her mother this vague voice mail left on her phone failing to mention the accident. can you give us a call at [bleep]. this is regarding tekela. injured and afraid to skateboard to school. >> i don't know if i want to do that ever again. >> reporter: i reached out to the school district asking why they didn't call police. despite being steps away from school, the child was not on school grounds. her mom has filed a report. the driver is described as a white male, blonde hair, driving a >> the mom's issue was that it was too vague and wasn't urgent enough? is that the issue? >> imagine thinking your child has a stomach ache and realizing she was hit by a car. >>> a woman charged with trying to have her ex-husband killed. investigators say she wanted him we are live in th

. >>> errs a couple of things that i wanted to focus on. one is the tremendous rains that have been occurring in our northern counties and they are saturating the ground. yesterday we had a massive rainfall event. upwards of 10 inches of rain and higher amounts in other areas. this is serious. you can see there are birds that are covered with water in the town. this is some of the rain that will be affecting us. >> obviously a tremendous bed situation. a water dish the water is filling up. i want to show you rainfall estimates that are coming out of felipe and butler counties. >> a lot of the rain came in about four hours time yesterday afternoon and then there were additional storms let but to the higher amounts. these are estimates. 11.25 inches of rain to be moving all the rain down strain into the cedar river and that is why we have these flood warnings in effect. >> with the flood warnings in the north, primarily these are smaller streams in this area but this is the river which extends all the way from charles city toward cedar rapids

the loss of former israeli president, shimon peres, the prime minister and know bet peace prize wine err died at the age of 93. how world leaders are responding to the sad news. >> good day everybody, it is wednesday, september 28th, 2016. >> 4:01 is the time. good morning to you, lauren dawn johnson. >> good morning to you. >> look who came? >> i saw. >> hi, scotty. >> good morning, chris, lauren. i'm doing well. sue is a little under the weather so i'm filling in for her. perfect ten for today. weather by the numbers for your wednesday, on a scale of one to ten, we give it a seven. looks to be a dry start across part of the area, but the cloud cover, it will roll in, afternoon, evening showers, and that will set the stage for a very unsettled pattern across our area. so as we look at ultimate doppler on this wednesday morning, we are dry. we are quiet. yesterday's system that brought the clouds and showers out to sea, that's stalled, then keeping tabs on the upper level low around the great lakes. that will move toward our area, setting the stage for the increase in clouds, later on in

the new super pac known as save the day is led by the writer and director of "the avenge errs." video comes days before a national voter registration day on tuesday. >> not major celebrities, are they? >> i don't recognize most of these people. do you recognize all of them? >> no. >> who is that? >> julianne moore. >> i saw her. the next one. >> hoping for high turn out. >> i wonder if it moves the needle. everyone expects hollywood. we got a good glimpse of this at emmys. they assume hollywood comes out for hillary. >> we harken back to brexit a lot, but the establish. was encouraging high turnout thinking high turnout was encouraging for their vote. we got super high turnout, and it was a big push for the brexit vote. >>> in n out is opening up a burger store in the uk for four hours yesterday. one londoner who missed out saying not being able to get in the in n out pop up yesterday pains me more than words can describe. i think you're overplaying it. it's not all that. >> you're the only one. it's such a cult favorite. >> i think it's like another fast food place. >> are you

just to err on the side of caution and i want new yorkers to be confident when they go back to work on monday. >> this new supreme court posture is after weekend spent analyzing an unexpected i.e.d. that was detonated in a controllen environment by authorities who also pours over surveillance video from a pair of crime scenes in manhattan neighbor last night. police sources tell us yesterday that shortly after the blast that sent 29 people to the hospital, someone placed a suspicious sunday -- 9-1-1 call i am looking at the explosion there will be more and that does not mean in the eyes of authorities there is an official claim of responsibility, yet. >> right now we do mutt have enough information to make any no one am concludes. >> and political and social motivation but we had a bombing last night at 23rd and street and a suspicious device at 27th street. all the fire department did not find any structural damage in the building near blast but there was certainly a lot broken glass a lot of people were freaked out and an area witness who specific to reporters said she spent time in

the bottom line, if you're uncertain, always err on the side of caution. information over the phone unless you absolutely know who you are talking to. anchor: if you have questions about these kinds of scams, there's information online. you can also call your local sheriff's department directly. anchor: a judge has ordered a former brookfield central choir director to have no contact with the elmbrook school district. phillip olson made his first court appearance this morning. police say he set up a secret choir bank account and took out cash advances at casinos, purchased groceries, a judge will decide next month if olson will stand trial on the theft charges. a 16-year-old girl is among the dead in a plane crash in door county. the sheriff's office says olivia dahl of sister bay was taking flying lessons with ralph keller, also from sister bay, when something went wrong near peninsula state park. a witness called 911 after seeing the plane disappear and heard the sound of a crash. the federal aviation administration and the national transportation safety

err he got in a little bit of trouble.>> we need to find that video and put it on your facebook.>> no, we don't.>>> weatherwise, i just got in trouble. it's time to talk weather. we don't have a lot to talk about. that's the good news. i love what you can see those raise coming off through the gloominess. the rainfall moving out other than a few sprinkles. the northern winds, 12 miles an hour, ushering in the additional fall feeling. we are quiet, rainfall about into a quarter of an inch on average. lake joe, as a beulah, you missed out. -- ashtabula, you missed out. additional rainfall expected to add to no. we will see more sunshine before it sets 7:00. that it cools down. if you want the fire at the stake on the grill, remember the northern winds. weather not an issue. by 8:00, looking at 64 at 10:00. really cool down is our cold front continues to the south. high-pressure dominating today and tomorrow, which means we will stay rain free. planned events this weekend. the rain try stage back in. the best opportunity for getting wet start saturday morning. eight, 9:00, moderate pocke

. >> but the effects link err on. >> still a lot of work to do following this storm. we'll continue to assess damage. have as people in pass co do their best to dry out. and it's not over yet. the storm could strength been back into a hurricane by labor day as it moves north. >> good evening, everyone. breaking news. the polk county sheriff's office is looking for a teenager who was swept away. the mother and 18-year-old son austin we will of jumped in to save the daughter. austin was swept away. mother and daughter were able to get to safety. >> we have team coverage tonight. first let's start with coverage in pac-12 -- in pasco. >> reporter: the blue hair areas affected by high water where first responders helped residents to safety, one without even a shirt on his back. >> i'm going to a hotel, on 19th, where i stayed when i first got here, and wait and see what they do tomorrow and the next day. >> what exactly did they tell you? >> they shut off thin leave, but you'll be without power. well, how are you go willing to stay without power? >> reporter: residents of

o charlotte is in err recovery mode after the protests out there last week. tim? >> the people of charlotte, north carolina waking up without a curfew that was put in place on friday and lasted from mid night until 6:00 a.m. it all startd with a police shooting that happened a week ago and lead todays of unrest and some of the protests turned violent and now the city officials are encouraging the people to come together. new this morning, unusual crime spree in missouri, police say a hundred cars had their windows shot out in a st. louis neighborhood. some victims say that the windows were broken by pellet or bb guns. the police are not saying if anything was stolen from inside of the cars. >> six people are hurt after a fight outside of a club in boston. the people were stabd with a the police have not arrested any suspects in this case. >> movement in new orleans so take down an i conic statute. they want to jackson monument taken down. another group gathered supporting the monument, including former kkk leader david duke. trump supporter in trouble with the law

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and just out of an abundance of caution, to err on the side of caution, we now have state police and national guard at the airports, bus terminals, et cetera, as part of our normal protocol and we will increase it by about 1,000 people just to make sure that there is no continuation. . and frankly, so new yorkers feel that their government is to go everything that they can. and we go about our business on monday morning. we have a nice sunday today and then tomorrow morning we go back to work. >> and governor, earlier today you said this is obviously an act of terrorism, but then you hear different language coming from the city of new york, the mayor saying while this act was intentional, the city is not quite ready to call this an act of terrorism. what is behind this kind of conflicting language and someone leaving an explosive device many people in the city have arguing doesn't that terrorize a city? isn't that terrorism? >> frankly, it's semantics. the mayor and i viewed the site together. we have the same information, the same observation. and the same conclusions. there were tw

again, just to err on the side of caution. and i want new yorkers to be confident when they go back to work on monday that new york is up and running and we're doing everything that we need to do. and i feel comfortable that this additional deployment will help do that and is prudent on this occasion. the bottom line on this is number one, whoever placed these bombs, we will find and they will be brought to justice. period. you have the finest police agencies in the world when you come to new york. and we will find who planted these explosives and they will be punished. thumb two, we will not allow these type of people and these type of threats to disrucisrupt life in new york. that's what they want do. we're not going to let them do it. this is freedom. this is democracy. and we're not going to allow them to take that from us. so feel safe. everything that needs to be gun is being done and more. and we're going to enjoy new york and we're going to go back to work tomorrow just like we do on any monday morning. [ inaudible que

matt law err hammered trump on his ties to russian president schrat mere feud glenn welshing he does have 82% approval rating according to the different pollsters who by the way some of them are based right here. look, he's also a guy who invaded ukraine, supports has add in syria, supports iran, is trying to undermine our influence in key regions of the world, and according to our intelligence community probably is the main suspect for the hacking of the dnc computers. >> well, nobody that's for a fact. i wantyou me to start naming sof the things president obama does? >> but do you want to be complimented by that former kgb? >> when he calls me brilliant, i'll take the fact. >> trump defended him calling him good leader. says if americans elect him president, he would not go easy on the russian leaders despite any admiration. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton was grilled about her use of private e-mail server. you new this was going to come up. this is what she said. >> your communicating on highly sensitive topics. why wasn't it more than a mistake? why wasn't it disqualifying if you

driver ellen saying err pulled over after colliding with the deer. this happened all the time by the way, i've actually hit a deer. her car came to a stop 100 feet away, but the 200 deer came running back at her, and leaving her with bruises, bumps, and a and the letter it, damaged the side of her car. >> he's literally right there. and i just grabbed ahold of his and the letters, and put my foot in his chest to try to keep him from, you know, coming in more. >> still can't believe it. i'm glad i did catch it on video because i wouldn't have been able to explain to people what happened and how it happened. >> well the deer did die. police say collisions with deer happen all the time. but a deer out for revenge? that's a first, right? >> i don't know. was it out for revenge or trying to like help me, help me? >> oh, ya. >> that's so sad. >> that's scary, can you imagine? >> yup. >> 4:43. president barack obama opening up about some of the biggest threat facing our country including recent violent attacks. why he says he will not be using the term radi

. >> but not everyone is happy about this, chris, that's because big time builds err wants to demolish five buildings on samson street. bruce gordon with more. >> reporter: fred shaver has been cutting diamonds, and designing jewelry on the 700 block of samson street for most every his adult life. >> i have to leave because they want to build a 08 unit 16 story condominium complex. how does that make you feel? >> not very happy whatsoever. >> reporter: prep work already underway in front of the five buildings right in the heart of jewelers row, which will be torn down to make way for the new toll brothers development. development that has divided this iconic retail stretch. the oldest diamond district in america. >> 721, 729, 726 -- >> neice are all people actually supportive of this toll brothers project? >> plane stupid english. >> roberto shows me the petition he's generated to gauge community approval. >> you believe there is real support for this? >> absolutely. >> reporter: he sold three of the buildings to toll brothers, says the condo complex would revitalize a dying block. >>

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. >> highlight err, right, so pretty, see how i'm just taking it here. >> one of the things you said love about the instagram buying. >> yes? >> because they don't have storefront all of that, you buy it through their instagram account, much less? >> i think the sale is still on at girard, three lip gloss cents for $20. and it is all at girard cosmetics, at lip land, and at house of lashes. >> you just kind of go with what their instagram is? >> follow them. you will get their deals and steels. >> you look amazing, not that you didn't before. but that's pretty cool. thank you very much. we have saved you time. saved you money. and you look fabulous. we'll be right back. my work here is done. for senate, katie mcginty will stand up to the big oil polluters. she'll work to protect our air and water and make us a leader in clean energy jobs. and millionaire pat toomey? he's for the big oil polluters. toomey voted to protect twenty-four billion dollars in tax breaks for oil companies. and they've given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. pat toomey: he's not

. >>> from the front page of the intelligence err, the hatboro horsham school board unanimously denied revised application from charter school, to operate in the district. >>> the board says they found good earth charter school did not meet all requirements at the pennsylvania school code. among the concerns, the propose school financial plan was not physically responsible. >> the news journal, under standing gang signs, lingo, isn't new law enforcement but getting it in front of teachers is a new step, delaware educators and minute strayed ores taught how to recognize gang signs at the investigators association, in rehoboth. >> and, that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> still ahead, the feds meet today watch it means for your wallet if they raise interest rates. >> plus, the man accused of planting bombs in new jersey, and new york is in custody. finds out what's next in the investigation. justin? >> brooke, jim, last saturday we first brought you the story of two officers gunned down here in west philadelphia on sunday, one went home,

in red rock, beautiful blue skies across the err a. one thing, we started off at 65 degrees and overland, 92 and the rest of us, the temperatures well below the normal this morning, not going to be as cool overnight tonight, so certainly temperatures, mostly in the 90s, you can see, but 89 degrees for summerlin, 93 degrees at the lakes and 98 for sunrise at the moment and the winds 10 miles an hour for the rest of the neighborhood decreasing a we get closer to midnight. a look at the lows across the region, 51 degrees at mt. charleston and the upper 60s for lake mead and 57 degrees for primm so quite a variation. 69 for mt. charleston, 95 for pahrump and 93 for boulder city and moderate winds across the area there. we're going to see dry weather continue for next few days, expect lots of sunshine, not much happening on our side of the satellite, but moving farther southward south, we're per hour winds. it will continue moving northward, again, making an impact on the mainland part of mexico and across the southwest, bringing abundant r

there's a number of support errs who believe that muslims are a problem and mass. they believe that western value rs not compatible with muslim values and that it's not a bad idea to have a muslim ban. to say that's half of trump supporters might be taking that too far, considering a good portion are as casey was mentioning, supporters who believe this country is going in the wrong dres direction. some of those when they say wrong direction, they mean western value, but many believe the economy is not on track and they want to make sure their jobs come back. but this is something that the donald trump campaign is trying to take every last drop of juice out of in order to try and put hillary clinton in the same vein as mitt romney. somebody who is out of touch with americans. >> was there a certain sense of irony to dt u calling out hillary clinton by saying she could stand somewhere, shoot in a crowd of 20,000 people, kill someone and not be prosecutoreded, i would call him saying something about 5th avenue? >> what he said is that he could shoot something on 5th a

the office err's attorney alleges she was afraid crutcher was reaching for a weapon when she pulled her gun and shot him. >>> the recent police shootings in both oklahoma and north carolina are grabbing the attention of both presidential candidate as they campaign in key battleground states. here's hillary clinton. >> but we do know that we have two more names to add to a list of african-americans killed by police officers in these encounters. it is unbearable. and it needs to become intolerable. >> clinton acknowledged many police chiefs around the country are committed to reform. she did credit police officers in new york, new jersey, and minnesota, for showing courage and skill in responding to attacks over the weekend. her opponent donald trump spoke about the recent police shoved shootings saying the shootings in tulsa appear to be a mistake. >> police are trouble by it, too. they look at it, now, did she get scared? was she choking? what happened? >> we all respect our police greatly and they will just have to get better and better and better. >> donald trump is also calling for a

tropical storm julia sitting off, southeastern coastline, going to hang out, there kind of me around errhen eventually dissipate. not causing a problem for the united state, also tropical storm ian, headed out to the northeast, open waters of the atlantic, not issue, newly formed tropical storm karl, west coast of africa, so still well off in the distance, but something will have to keep an eye on in the coming days. keeping an eye on sunshine, headed out to the ballpark, 71 degrees, comfortable sunshine, and the poconos looking great, mostly sunny and pleasant. watching out for afternoon storms on saturday. then morning showers sunday, followed by some clearing, we do have that rain chance along the i95 corridor. mainly sunday afternoon, meisha, a get the umbrellas ready, it will be warm, humid by sunday with a high of 85. >> all right, lauren, thank you so much. good morning, everybody, happy friday. so looking outside, your commute is actually looking really good this morning. schuylkill included. schuylkill westbound at city avenue. this is what you are looking at. i can tell usually

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and so, it's a different take and a different tactic on reaching out for those independent vote errs. >> aing a lot of people are comparing this to mitt romney's 47% comment, but what people are forgetting is that nobody thinking the comment is the reason mitt romney lost the election. so you go back to 2008, president obama was caught saying people cling to religions and guns and he wins. i don't think this is going to have any lasting effect. >> what about this because trump tweeted this morning that clinton was so insulting, there's a quote to his followers, but he's literally a billionaire. how does he keep selling himself as the pop u list candidate? >> i think it's something we underestimated, his ability to connect with working class voter, people feeling unsteady because of this economy. who feel it's left him behind. he's connected with them in a way that's shocked everybody in a way that hillary clinton has not been able to do. >> holly, to the "new york times," which predicting the electoral map won't look a lot different than it did in 2012, expect clinton could flip north

but in the eighth, harm err did not miss this pitch from pat shoes err.ht field line. to the nats beat the phils three-nothing, adam morgan will be on the mound for the phils this afternoon in the series finale. >> to the pitch we go. union hosting montreal, both teams vying foreplay off. barnetta left with a strike, 25 yards, back of the net, that gives the union one-nothing lead. stays that way until the eighth eighth minute. header beat andre black. to the union will have to settle for one-all tie. have five regular season games left. that's all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdale, have a great day, go birds. >> go birds. >> that's right. >> justin, forecast for the game? >> should be good. warm, short sleeves, shorts, all of that stuff. but at least the humidity will be out of here by the afternoon. so it will be comfortable if you are headed to the link to watch the game. enjoy it on cbs-3. eighty-five, still warm, but getting rid of the 90s, and humidity really drops this afternoon. you will feel a huge difference. very pleasant monday. tuesday, wedn

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elect the scenarios, most of them don't but, of course, they have to err on the side of caution. one of the things we do know that they do to any situations is get everybody to shelter in the event that there actually is an active shooter into that she had no means of communication they were sending one another messages and she says she was in lockdown hiding in her bosses office. she's good at this point. anybody hears of a potential shooter in the building it's a very scary situation. if you're around the area from hail and ninth avenue there. they're asking you to avoid the rest of the situations need to take. the first thing is to get to a safe place. secondarily, oftentimes they will activate slut even with where that there has been thought that he spotted with a weapon. still, i need to activate, so it wouldn't be surprising if we start to see a swat team members swarm form this area. just a cautionary move because they don't know what exactly is going on. could you block enough of the intersections there if they coin this is happening once again at the rose founders buildi

they are locked in secure errs under camera surveillance and parts that show any violation. >> i don't know how you could do that to five hundred machines and get the secrecy to do so. i don't believe that's possible. >> but the professor insists it is. >> the good news is it's not something you can easily do from russia. the bad news is that it really is possible to do locally. >> the voting machine company dominion said the demonstration is not a credible test it was not an actual election. watch our series of investigates search fr craig patrick money, power & politics and click subscribe. we investigate problems in the healthcare system. rich shows us how democrats in congress are responding. >> in president obama's first year, congress overhauled the american healthcare system. even before the end of the obama administration, democrats are pushing a change to obamacare. it's called the public option. the creation of a government run compete with private insurance companies. hillary clinton and a large group of congressional democrats are pushing if idea. >> i think we're seeing th

the bottom line if you're uncertain always err on the side of caution. >> don't give out your personal information over the phone to anybody unless you are 100% sure who you are talking to. joyce: if you have questions about whether you owe taxes, there's information online. you can also call your local sheriff's department directly. an off-duty milwaukee police officer is arrested for driving drunk and hitting an mpd squad car. within the hour, the department confirmed a vehicle driven by the 48-year-old officer rear ended the squad near 76th and florist saturday afternoon. she was arrested for operating while intoxicated and has been suspended from the department. the officer has 22 years of experience, the officer she hit in the squad car was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. convicted in a hit and run crash that killed a germantown father and husband will spend in jail. in july, adam neuhaus plead guilty to charges connected to the crash that killed 50-year-old keith habenicht last august. habenicht was riding his bike home near the intersection of appleton avenue and mequon