the dogs suffer from heat exhaustion and 2014. >> i have so sorry. -- i am so sorry. it's horrible. >> back in gin they pled guilty to charges of animal cruelty and for the -- to commit fraud. some of the plot thickens for a man stealing hundreds of -- stealing hundreds of thousands of jewelry from a tour bus. >> the suspects seen here king, was not just arrested on the campus of asu but he was caught in one of the doors of the stolen jewelry. king can best a student worker at the honors college dorm to let him in. that's when police said he went around checking doorknobs, looking for one left unlocked. he went into a room where a woman was sleeping and he made a sexual pass at her when she kicked him out and called jewelry from greg's tour bus tuesday night at talking stick resort arena. here is a video of drake upset about what happened. the droopy long -- the jewelr belonged to drake's personal dj who occasionally worked as a janitor for the arena. >>> scary moments for the valley when a small airplane went down after takeoff. the iv people on board brush to local

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during formal talk throughout the early morning hours, the general found the president exhaustive in for details on the war. they explored three dozen circuits pertaining to the fighting in southeast asia. before the president introduced general westmoreland to the press, he let one of the perennial favorites have the floor. ♪ for most of the press conference, the president turned the podium over to his guest. in addition to commenting upon troop levels and the war in general, he indicated high prospects of a successful election in vietnam in september. the viet cong, he cautioned, will do all in their powers to disrupt the democratic process but the vietnamese armed forces, he promised, will provide security for the voters. free elections and a self determined government was one of the basic requirements essential for security in southeast asia and a point determined a month earlier in the president's speech. captain bill carpenter, recommended for the medal of honor and hero of vietnam, accompanied general westmoreland during the weekend briefing session with the president. carpent

a firefighter was taken in with smoke exhaustion. and, take a look at the amount of firefighters here. not just the size of the flames, but they tell me it's also because of how hot it is out situation. no word on the condition of this woman, or the firefighter. we will be on top of this and let you know immediately as soon as we have any details. >>> thank you. to ourryfederal prosecutors are preparing to file charges by the end of the day against this man, suspected of planning the weeken bombings in new york and new jersey. >> and here is new video a he is alive, but injured. he was getting loaded into an ambulance. investigators are considering him as the brains behind the bombings but are still looking into whether he acted alone or maybe part of a terror network. he was the subject of an intense manhunt after 29 people were injured on saturday. anhere's a map pinpointing those locations. and, saturday night, chelsea neighborhood of manhattan. another set of explosives was discovered overnight a new jersey translation in elizabe

not to bed rest, but away from exhaustion and stress. get that, it is probably going to take a lot longer to recover. instead of 10 days to two weeks, three or four weeks. mighther thing that happen is, your body is going to get so exhausted and worn down, it is going to tell you it is over, i am going to make you relax. i think that is what we saw, her body got to the point that it said, i'm going to make your relax. i think that is what happened. mark: let me ask you about the contagious this question -- contagious question. the campaign says that she is not contagious. but we have reports that multiple staffers are also sick with a similar thing. chuck schumer saying he has pneumonia. oflain the contagiousness pneumonia. dr. john: it is the chicken and the egg thing, who gave what to whom. she is doing a lot of handshaking, baby kissing, where germs spread. this happens often, and we all are encompassed by germs during out of 10 -- germs. i have 10 people who touch the germs, one might get pneumonia. givere not trying to someone else

i'm not talking bed rest but good rest away from exhaustion, away from stress.you don't get that, two things might happen. number one, it will probably take a lot longer to recover. instead of ten days to two weeks, three or four weeks. number two, the other thing that might happen, at some point your body is going to get so exhausted and worn down it will tell you it's over. it's time to relax. i'm going to make you relax right now. i think that's what we saw there. her body got to the point it said you're not choosing to relax. i'm going to make you relax. i think that's what happened. >> what about the con tanlousness question around k w pneumonia. the campaign says hillary clinton is not contagious. we've now had reports that multiple campaign staffers also are sick, maybe with similar or exactly the same thing. chuck schumer now is saying he has pneumonia. just explain the contagiousness of pneumonia to the extent it exists. >> it's always kind of the chicken and egg thing. who gave what to whom? and you can imagine during a campaign she's doing a lot of ha

she's been swimming around for hours, she's exhausted, she's cold, and there's no place for her to get any rest. but she found she's been able to get her paw up and take a break. thankfully, the folks at animal aid ropes going, and lower themselves into this yucky dirty, filthy, trash infested pit. >> it is kind of gross, but when you think about the positive aspect of doing it, it is totally worth it. >> the dog very happy to be getting assistance here, doesn't put up any struggle at all. they get her up and a few hours later she's much happier. thank you, thank you. i needed some help. >>> some other animals need this cow needed help because of a human being. the streets are packed with onlookers here in pakistan. the cow basically getting to rappel down this large, tall residential building. >> how, why, how? >> someone -- did they take it up there as a little calf and grew into a big enormous monster? >> you are exactly right. in fact, you might even be more shocked to learn that a man brought it up there and raised it for four years. they do call in somebody to help with a crane a

i'm exhausted. i'm just exhausted. i had my good day p week at a different high school every week. it's always great. the kids are so enthusiastic but it really wears me out. i don't think i have the energy to answer mail this week to be honest with you. i really need some coaching up. one of those locker room speeches or something like that might do it. i don't even think if that happened i could possibly muster the energy to go through all of this e-mail. you guys are really loading up the e-mail box, which is great. mail bag at yahoo.com. i appreciate that. >> what's going on in here? get fired up. this is mail. the most popular segment of the show. you can do this. >> i don't know. i don't know if i'm good enough. i lost my mojo >> we have the best running back in the whole league. >> nobody reads mail better than you. nobody tells jokes better than you. you can do nobody wears that jersey better than you. >> nobody else is going to fit in it probably, anyway. >> you getting to the playoff? >> playoff? >> i know. you have that eye of the tiger, man. the edge. now you've got to

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the dogs died from heat exhaustion in 2014. police say they tearfully apologized to the judge and dog owners. >> i am so sorry all of these gorgeous dogs died. >> back in june they plan to charges of animal cruelty and facilitation to commit fraudulent scheme. >>> 4 people heard after their small paint -- playing crashed the south of wittenberg, the plane was taking off from the airport when it went down near highway 60 it. -- 60. was having mechanical issu the plane hit a dumpster as it went down your waste management company, coupled on board are from wickenburg, they recovering in the hospital tonight. >>> new tonight one of our most popular tourist attractions, hiking, turned tragic today. a hiker died near the phoenician resort. phoenix fire tells us the 26- year-old from switzerland was out on camelback with 3 friends, he somehow lost them employees heard him, he almost made it off the trail when he collapsed and stopped breathing. he was taken to a local hospital where he died. >>> the tight race for arizona congressiona

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he was -- exhausted or having trouble breathing. he is in the ambulance. >> the home was once a schoolhouse. years ago it was recently sold >> there was a moving group inside the building helping the person move. they get a report they smelled smoke. after that report about 20 minutes later they noticed smoke in the living room area. they evacuated. >> fire crews spent the late afternoon knocking down hot spots. neighbors still shaken but glad it wasn't worse. >> i heard the men screaming and i did think -- wow, that is pretty harsh the way you scream. at first i thought he might been mad at his workers. >> >>> other news tonight the new bedford man charged with murdering his own daughter is being held without bail. they say he shot and killed his 19-year-old daughter outside her home in july. police have said he was angry that she was dating an older man. a decade ago he was convicted of trying to kill her mother and was deported to brazil. into the united states illegally. today marks one month since the young woman was brutally m

she's been swimming around for hours, she's exhausted, she's cold, and there's no place for her to get any rest. but she found she's been able to get her and take a break. thankfully, the folks at animal aid unlimited strap up, get the ropes going, and lower themselves into dirty, filthy, trash infested pit. >> it is kind of gross, but when you think about the positive aspect of doing it, it is totally worth it. >> the dog very happy to be getting assistance here, doesn't put up any struggle at all. they get her up and a few hours later she's much happier. thank you, thank you. i needed some help. >>> some other animals need help, but in this case, sadly, a human being. the streets are packed with onlookers here in pakistan. the cow basically getting to rappel down this large, tall residential building. >> how, why, how? >> someone -- did they take it up there as a little calf and grew into a big enormous monster? >> you are exactly right. in fact, you might even be more shocked to learn that that cow lived upstairs for four a man brought it up there and raised it for four years. they

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runners suffered from heat related issues like dehydration and exhaustion. wisn 12 news' adrienne pedersen is live at arrowhead high school in hartland. a scary time for many people. adrienne: that is for sure. good evening, joyce and ic was 84 degrees at race time. 19 students needed hospital attention, four of them went to the hospital. >> they were so exhausted mentally and physically. adrienne: when we got to the school we saw one of the runners on a stretcher getting wheeled to an ambulance. the hartland fire chief tells us 19 students, mostly freshmen and sophomores, needed medical adrienne: most of the students treated just got extra water and time to catch their breath at the end of the 5-k. four though needed iv's and a trip to the hospital. mason durst: the humidity was pretty bad today. it was pretty tough. breathing was hard. adrienne: one of the arrowhead coaches tells us he's not shocked some kids struggled but is just happy it wasn't worse. >> it is good not w and get enough fluids back in them. adrienne: to put it in perspective, there were a

everyone is exhausted and does not want to be involved anymore.that a show like "hamilton," keeps interest peaked, makes teenage kids pay a little bit more attention to what happens in civics class, what happens before i was born so i can understand the context. john: coming up, we talked to will leitch about controversy around the quarterback colin kaepernick. ♪ ♪ john: there are few events in the annals of politics, they will never forget where they are when the first man landed on the moon, when president obama was inaugurated -- here is what kaepernick said. >> it was not a timing thing, nothing that was planned. but i think the two presidential candidates we currently have also represent the issue that we have in this country right now. >> do you want to expand on that? >> you have hillary, who has called black teenagers super predators, you have donald trump who is openly racist. we have a presidential candidate who has deleted e-mails and done things illegally, and is a presidential candidate. that does not make sense to me. if that was any

not very exhausting. campaign now so she has to get out there and did what she has to do. i have other patients that are working and they need to put put a -- put food on the table. if you do not rest chances are you are going to extend this and you might get to the point where your bodies as we will make you rest. back at steam -- full stain. there might be a risk that she has the kind of -- this kind of returns and gives her problems further down the road? dr. torres definitely. because she has not recovered. and a on antibiotics great medical staff taking care of her. her body needs a time to recover and if she does not give her body time it will fight back. it will take time to recover or we might see it happen again. john: do plane flights retard recovery from pneumonia? dr. torres: you do get some jet lag -- jet lag. -- wee into these trips have been into these trips where you get there and you are tired. it gives her the opportunity to get away from the crowds and the public and all the things you

>> we have exhausted the senate. are there any particular targets? mr. trumka: exhausted by the senate. [laughter] >> any targets in the house you would like to take out? mr. trumka: where do i start? [laughter] you have an element in the house that is just corrosive. they cared little about the problems or the country, they cared more about ideology. they did not listen to their own leadership. those people are not responsible legislatures and the electorate should look at them carefully. and try to put somebody in who is responsible. that does not meet someone who agrees with me all the time. that means somebody who looks at the problems of the country and says solving those problems should come first before ideology or blowing up the system. some are more interested in blowing up the system then they are solving problems. that is given rise quite quickly to the candidacy of donald trump. i don't want to start naming right now. >> huffington post. then the national journal. >> i tagged along with the canvasser outside of cleveland. he's knocking on doo

one on one with -- >> no breaks, no distractions, no ads. >> standing up. >> it's exhausting. >> reporter: these strategists predict that monday's debate could change the contours of the 2016 race. with over 60% of voters high. >> it is the super bowl of american politics. >> and if it were hillary clinton against jeb bush, or hillary clinton against marco rubio or whomever, sure, it would be the first debate would be a big deal. but hillary clinton against donald trump, it's a show of epic proportions. >> and maybe unlike anything we've ever seen. >> yes. >> reporter: now, already this year's debate is unprecedented. this is the first presidential debate ever between a man and a woman. >> cbs news will have primetime coveragef debate beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern. john dickerson discussed the event with the vice presidential candidates tim kaine and mike pence for "face the nation." >> some of hillary clinton's supporters say there is a different standard for hillary clinton. what is that different standard in the debate? >> well, i'm not sure -- i'm hoping there isn't a different stand

with respect to getting some sort of remedy on the violations by the secretary of state, are they exhausted? >> unless you have a trump administration who appoints a new attorney general and reopens this case. there is a statute of limitations that's ticking and not passed. they could reopen these charges. no matter how petty they seem to some. charles: would it seem petty to you? >> no, but it would be highly partisan. as a former member of the law enforcement community, for me you follow the law and see what the facts do and you investigate the entire crime and not just pieces and portions that it appears they did in this instance. i don't think it would be petty, but i think there would be partisan charge on both sides. charles: this is an election issue. it's not going away. whenever it's polled across the board, people are just curious. because it dovetails with the notion that the clintons have always been above the law. it's not just a recent thing, but something that goes back multiple decades. >> the outcome probably won't change. they probably most likely won't reopen the case. bu

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combination of his interrupting, a combination of his body language, the sighing that showed an exhaustion that then turned into absolute and complete incoherence over the back half of the deeblt. there's a saying used in the military, the seven ps, and it stands for prior proper planning prevents poor performance. his campaign talked about the lack of preparation as a virtue. but you saw somebody on the stage tonight talking about critical national security issues that was somewhere between incoherence and babble. and never has there been a presidential candidate on the stage talking about national security issues in a presidential debate that's just fundamentally unprepared and incoherent as you saw on the back half of this debate. so this was a huge night for hillary clinton, certainly in a divided country, there will be elements of this debate that republicans will say that donald trump did well. he scored some points on her. i don't think it was a complete shutout. but i think in the middle of the electorate that's undecided, particularly with suburban women voters, as we look at a ra

so we really look at all these policies that exhaust the capital that we have. small businesses have really two important pieces of capital. one is the financial capital that we have, and the other is the time of the entrepreneur, how it's allocated and what it's used for. now, what we have seen in the past eight years, of course, is huge amount of regulatory change and it's very -- it really exhausts, if you will, a lot of the time which is a very valuable asset of the entrepreneur, trying to comply, find out where it is and work with it. i'm the chairman of a small bank in new jersey, and i have to tell you that our rising cost continues to be just hiring people to keep track of all the nitty-gritties that the regulators want us to keep track of. i don't know how much value that's adding, but it certainly depletes our resources and i think that's probably one of the main concerns that we have. number two on our list is the regulatory piece, not access to capital, but what they're making us do with our capital or not letting us do with our capital. >> go ahead.

less exhaustion. and hopefully keeping them fresh tim tebow launching his baseball career. today. looking at his first at bat. of his instructional league career. first pitch he saw. high up in the zone. he takes advantage. drives out. center field. >> . his only hit of the game i add. he finished one of 6. hockey is back. almost. exhibition season. game two of the young preseason for the avs. cute right. fans love out there. hosting the stars. trailing in the third two to one. gets it to go for the equalizer. that tied the game at two a piece. now a 4 minutes to play. avs get a couple redirects right there. the assist. ben smith gets credit for the redirect goal. avs come back toet and tacked on one more. victory final score. 4 to 2. >> . buffalo. today. always count on head coach of the bills to keep things interesting. and funny. today he rolled in on the media conference call. he knew something was up. and a round about answer. >> . he's not giving away the game plan. judge lynn: today on "divorce court." walter: i have some issues with my wife, and she has some with me. and w

but after four long years on the road houston was exhausted and increasingly frustrated with the inside politics of the new york office. rogerwilkins: i think there was turmoil inside of the naacp about who gets the credit. how do you market this through our public? they wouldn't use these terms, and i think, you know, i think there were, yeah, i think there were jealousies. thurgood marshall: walter white was the front man. he met with the president. the real problem would come because walter white always thought he was a lawyer. and he would interfere with my legal business and he would get his head chopped off. because i didn't believe in letting laymen telling me what i had to do. roger wilkins: i mean these were nasty fights. thurgood would win a case and walter would have a press conference. narrator: by july of 1938 charles houston had enough, and he returnd to washington dc, leaving young thurgood marshall in charge of the legal arm of the naacp, now known as the legal defense and education fund. marshall would now be in charge of the entire national naacp legal campaign, alone

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we just did an exhaustive search, the charity wrote to cnn, and did finally find a record of it.third donation apparently the "washington post" missed as well. $1,000 donation to a group down in florida that the "post" said didn't get received. it was received. it just opens the door, ashleigh, for trump to criticize the media, but the bottom line is the reason we have to go through this exhaustive searching is because trump's campaign strategy is to not release any records. he could tell us exactly where the tens of millions of dollars in donations went if they exist simply by telling us and we could go check it out. >> yesterday the president himself said that donald trump used his own foundation money to buy a six-foot painting of himself. there's been other reporting saying he used his own foundation money to buy a tim tebow helmet, a football piece of memorabilia. i don't know that to be true myself. i was not there. i did not see that happen. but if it did happen, is it legal? >> that is a legal question. okay? it appears that based on the reporting he bid on these things a

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is, wet i mean by that plausibly exhausted conventional tools.the lower interest rates, we have exhausted those because we're starting to see the negative consequences from them. i feel like i have been hearing hedge fund managers with the endgame for a long time in regards to monetary and fiscal policy. what, specifically, is different right now with the bank of japan that, in your view makes it a pivotal moment to watch? >> may be the easiest way to think about that is i don't know what good news is. in the past, from a risk standpoint, if you had a monetary policy meeting, you knew what easing looked like and what good news for the market was. it was maybe more quantitative easing. we have reached a point in the japanese case. the first quarter move to negative interest rates. a lot of market reaction is what you associate with monetary tightening. when i say the endgame, we have of what haspoint become the conventional tools of monetary policy. they're having detrimental side effects. the side effects mean that not only are banks under pressu

coming up -- we'll take a look at the expensive - and exhaustive - "western sugar mill." according to the boulder county website - the building has asbestos -- and has sat empty since the late 70's.. crews fought the fire from the outside. although it's near the longmont city limits-- the mill is actually in unincorporated boulder county. three years and almost four billion dollars later -- some colorado communities are still cleaning up -- after floods washed through parts of the state. back in 20-13...more than 18-thousand a lot of the damage spread across boulder county.. boulder county faced a long recovery -- so they created the "flood debris clean up program" to try and help. crews worked on more than 100 properties in unincorporated boulder county...and sent more than 200 tons of trash, plants, sand and rock to the landfill... boulder county expects to spend 282 million in the clean up effort -- which includes road work and an 11 year old boy died on a rafting trip...and the company that took him - was on probation. the denver post reports that the "adventure compa

and jesse hughes were in charge of a gilbert area kennel where more than 20 dogs died from heat exhaustion back in 2014. they both have accepted a plea deal in that animal cruelty case. the deal requires a few weeks in jail, three weeks probation and volunteer service. >> this morning a judge will decide if hundreds of contested ballots will count in the republican primary. unofficial results has state senator leadin by nine votes. a superior court judge is expected to rule sometime today before the official canvass of the primary election results. >>> sunday marks the 15th anniversary of 9/11. as always, tempe beach park is being transformed into a healing field attributing the nearly 3000 victims of the september 11 attack. there the names of each person killed in the attacks will be read at 7 am. >>> silver alert. police are looking for this man. 66-year-old edward butler last seen near dobson in may cell. he has increased memory loss. his family is concerned he is lost. >>> doug ducey has a big change to his senior staff. his deputy chief of leadership post for goldwater institute's a

the good samaritans say they noticed the deer was hurt and would eventually die of exhaustion. so they jumped into action,,, with the help of several others. "it feels good to see the city coming together in the midst of something like this to be so, we're able to help an animal, and that feels pretty good." not knowing what to do with the deer hold of it -- drive it out of town -- and let it free. anchors adlib and toss to bryan .tonight...clear. lows 63 to 67. north winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .monday...sunny. highs 86 to 89 on the west side of the valley... 88 to 92 on the east side. east winds 10 to 15 mph. lows 65 to 69. west winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the east after midnight. .tuesday...partly sunny. a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 83 to 86 on the west side of the valley... 85 to 89 on the east side. east winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. lows 64 to 68. east wind evening becoming light. .wednesday...partly sunny with a chance of thunderstorms. highs around 84. .wednesday nig

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he seemed just like fatigue and exhausted. that's it. he didn't look drunk. he was totally exhausted. >> did he ask you for help? did he tell you anything? >> no, no. he didn't say anything. he just said, sorry, okay, i'll move to this side. that's it. that's when he moved to the other side. he wasn't even like startled, looking at me talking to him. he was just exhausted. >> was he hidden where he was or pretty much anyone could see him there? >> no, no. he was a little bit in the enclosure. if anybody's passing by, nobody will see him. that's my bar. that's why i could figure it out that somebody is sitting right in front of my bar in the vestibule. >> you think there was any chance he was waiting for somebody there? or did he look like he was just trying to get some rest? >> i can't say that. i don't know. he was just there, you know. it looked like he was tired. >> so what happens after you make the phone call to police? >> after i made the phone call to police, they came in three, four minutes. when the first cop came, i think he was waiting for the back