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remembering the legacy of james foley. a panel was held yesterday at marquette to discuss the life and work of the late journalist and alum. foley was a reporter in killed by isis while on assignment in august of 2014. not only did the panel discuss the dangers and challenges of combat reporting that foley faced... but they also reflected on his motivation. meanwhile -- a documentary on foley's life and work will be featured at this year's milwaukee film festival, called "jim: the james foley story." you can also watch it on h-b-o. a teen -- stabbed to death in a pennsylvania neighborhood. a texas man is behind bars following a shootout with police. details on the multiple charges he's facing. a big win on sunday leads into a week off for the green and gold. how the packers are using the mostly cloudy with showers again today as a low slides over lake michigan and into indiana. a trough of low pressure will rotate across us to keep showers going this afternoon. well stay chilly with highs in the low 60s and as winds pick u

bill foley isn't just a great a businessman... he's a great show-man.... every time he gives an interview he always leaves you wanting and asking for more.... and he did it again this past weekend...almost teasing us....giving just 50-percent of the team name... "the team will be something knights, k-n-i-g-h-t-s, something knights." in an interview on sportsbook radio with host brian blessing, las vegas hockey owner bill foley painted us the most descript picture to date. with not just a name....but the jersey's and logos. "red rocks, that red color, vegas oriented. it almost looks like a steel mesh with another color underneath the steel mesh that brings out that knight look, these are going to be great looking jerseys and great looking uniforms this is going to be a name that our playrs can rally never give in, we're going to create a culture." and that culture is something fans are chomping at the bit to be a part of. "we're excited to rally behind a team, locally it's a big thing for vegas, so being able to attach ourselves to a jersey and color scheme

joyce: the james foley story is now available on i-tunes and amazon. kathy: an effort to keep baby patrick is here looking ahead to what's happening this week in your community. patrick: a call for higher wages. tomorrow, county supervisors will detail new legislation to raise the living wage in milwaukee. the bill would increase wages to $15 an hour by the year 2022. rallies have been held across the country in recent years calling for higher wages for , workers. right now, the minimum wage in wisconsin is $7.25 an hour. that's been the rate since 2009. also tomorrow, we'll learn about the next chapter in milwaukee's strong baby campaign. mayor tom barrett and health unveil a new home visiting program for expecting families in milwaukee. the goal of the city-wide strong baby campaign is to lower infant mortality rates. and looking ahead to thursday. you can raise a glass to the animals. the milwaukee county zoo is hosting a zoo brew. it's this thursday night at 7:00. tickets are $60. money raised will benefit the zoological society of milwaukee. joyce

n-h-l owner bill foley says it will be called "something knights." vince sapienza talked with local hockey fans about the team's new name. <<"the team will be something knights, k-n-i-g-h-t-s, sportsbook radio with host brian blessing, las vegas hockey owner bill foley painted us the most descript picture to date. with not just a name....but the jersey's and logos. "red rocks, that red color, vegas oriented. it almost looks like a steel mesh with another color underneath the steel mesh that brings out that knight look, these are going to be great looking jerseys and great looking uniforms this is going to be a name that our playrs can rally around, perserverance, never give up, never give in, we're going to create a culture." and that culture is something fans are chomping at the bit to be a part of. "we're excited to rally behind a team, locally it's a big thing for vegas, so being able to attach ourselves to a jersey and color scheme is going to be a great time for everybody." foley says the colors are done. the name is trademarked. the domain name

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a documentary on foley's life and work will also be featured it's called "jim: the james foley story." tom wachs called them "the winds of change" yesterday -- and that change has taken effect today. the cooler fall-like weather is here -- and it doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon... weather expert tom wachs is in the weather office with more. weather tonight: mostly cloudy with rain dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday: lingering showers. windy and cool. high: 60 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 10-25 mph thursday: partly sunny and windy. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. dewpoint: 54 wind: ne 10-20 mph weather anywhere, any time -- just download the fox 6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. cedar rapids, iowa is still feeling the effects of last week's heavy rainfall in wisconsin and minnesota... get away from the rising cedar river. plus... making the cost of college more manageable. how the u-w credit union is working with the state to make debt less they say a lot of thi

now the story of james foley is on film. the documentary was featured at the milwaukee film festival and today at his alma mater, marquette. wisn 12 news' mike anderson was there. >> i believe frontline journalism is important. will be. >> aided by an hbo documentary, the world is now seeing and hearing why journalist james foley risked his life. foley went to school at marquette, and his documentary was featured tuesday in a special presentation of on the issues with mike gousha. >> jim foley was a journalist working in syria in 2012 when he was kidnapped by isis, and two years later, he was executed. >> and classmate at marquette. he appears in the documentary and took part in the discussion. >> if there is a silver lining, it is that jim's legacy as a live, and it is doing good things in terms of journalism, especially in terms of safety. >> also helping to keep jim's legacy alive is meg jones, a journalist who has covered wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> he was a sweet, nice guy who wanted to do what a lot of people don'

army and marine corps armored mv a three person panel is discussing the legacy of journalist james foley -- the marquette grad who was beheaded by isis.the discussion is taking place at marquette university law school and is a collaboration between the school and the milwaukee film festival.this year, the festival is showing the documentary "jim, the james foley story"foley was kidnapped and killed by isis in 20-14 four schools in sun prairie are closed for a second straight day -- as crews continue to monitor mold concerns .eastside elementary is closed today, but classes middle school is closed today and tomorrow.cardinal heights and prairie phoenix are closed today, but both are expected to reopen tomorrow.officials say the mold was found at eastside last week.mold and high humidity levels were found at patrick marsh. starting saturday, it will be illegal to talk on a handheld mobile device while driving through a construction zone in wisconsin. the d-o-t says the rules are simple ... if you see orange cones .. put down the phone.. violators face fines up to 40 dollars for a first dol

that was david foley.antst: sheryl sandberg women to lean in, but according to a new report, they are not necessarily getting anywhere when they do. why women are still being held back in the upper echelons? ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. i am scarlet fu. time for walk the talk, will be looking at a pressure point of social change in corporate america. hillary clinton aims to defeat donald trump to become the first female president of the net estate. whether you are a critic or an admirer, her ambition is well known and well documented. that is not the case in corporate america, where a new study has found there is an ambition gap resulting in women trailing manion c suite jobs. joining us to discuss this is it seems like the problem is not at the start. when you look at the number of women and nine at entry level positions, it is pretty even. the gap start to widen as you move up the ladder. lareina yee: absolutely. by the end, we see 19% women. what is really surprising is we see the equity -- the

reporter: journalist james foley died in 2014. since then his parents have made it their mission to help protect other journalists, something his mom diane says would make him proud. nearly a thousand people crossed the finish line at the rochester fair grounds in ooct of 2015. the first annual run to remember, journalist james foley. really wanted to give voice to those who don't have a voice. reporter: in august, 2014, foley was murdered by isis in syria, after being held hadn't for more than 600 days. >> i felt compelled to continue his legacy of wanting to make a difference. reporter: the run raise z money for the james foley foundation, which advocates for american hostages and works to protect conflict journalists. >> we've brought together all the stake holders to world, because i truly feel that protects our democracy. reporter: the foley foundation office is located in rochester. a place walter is spending his time preparing for in year's event. >> we've send to -- reporter: people from all over the world join in on a vir

remembering the legacy of james foley. discussed the life and work of the journalist and marquette alum. foley was a front line reporter in the middle east. he was captured by the terror group isis while on assignment. the group beheaded foley and released a recording of it in august of 2014. panelists discussed the challenges of combat reporting - and reflected on foley's motivation. "the people on the ground, the civilians that were living through war and what they were experiencing and he felt like we don't pay attention to that. you see about death tolls, you see about bombings but you don't see what the through and i knew that that was what was driving him to go to places like that." a documentary on foley's life and work will be featured at this year's milwaukee film festival. it's called "jim: the james foley story." a fire captain is dead and nine other firefighters and six police officers are hurt after a house explosion in of a gas leak, at a two-story bronx residence. they discovered what appeared to be a possib

((chris maathuis)) that's right, when bill foley first approached the nhl... the league wanted to see if he could actually gena actually generate some interest in a team. he did generate a bunch of interest by people putting down deposits on seats in the first days of the sale.... putting down deposits on a team that didn't even exist. before ya knew it, he had 12 thousand deposits, that number grew to 13, then 14 and 15 thousand. people putting money down and waiting to see if foley would be awarded a franchise... and today the team released a number that's maybe not all that shocking... but season tickets are sold out. by league rules, foley had to cap the season ticket number at 16 thousand.... they've reached that number... so if you were too late, the thing to do now if put your name on a waiting list. but season tickets are capped at 16 thousand. ((chris maathuis)) might also mention that foley hopes to release the teams' name and logo next month. thinking the middle of the month... something with the word gh or what ever. ((weather toss)) ((paul joncich

a documentary on foley's life and work will be featured at called "jim: the james foley story." a fire captain is dead and nine other firefighters and six police officers are hurt after a house explosion in new york city this morning. fire crews responded to reports of a gas leak, at a two-story bronx residence. they discovered what appeared to be a possible marijuana grow house" and called police. that's when there was an explosion, and fire. the captain was rushed to a local hospital after getting struck by he later died. police say there were renters living in the house. wait until you see this surveillance video from georgia. three men burst into a home with guns drawn - wanting money,. but they didn't realize - the homeowner was there -and she was armed! surveillance video showed the woman opening fire on the suspects. they ducked the bullets as they ran out of the house. one man was found shot to death in the driveway. the other two got away. gwinnett county police say the surveillance video has led still on the loose. the homeowner will not be charged. this is national vo

but owner bill foley-- isn't ready to reveal the whole thing.... this weekend foley announced the nhl's 31st team will be called "something" knights. vince sapienza spoke with local hockey fans about what the name could be.... "the team will be something knights, k-n-i-g-h-t-s, something knights." in an interview on sportsbook radio with host brian blessing, las vegas hockey owner bill foley painted us the most descript picture to date. with not just a name....but the jersey's and logos. "red rocks, that red color, vegas oriented. it almost looks like a steel mesh with another color underneath the steel mesh that brings out that knight look, these are going to be great looking jerseys and great a name that our playrs can rally around, perserverance, never give up, never give in, we're going to create a culture." and that culture is something fans are chomping at the bit to be a part of. "we're excited to rally behind a team, locally it's a big thing for vegas, so being able to attach ourselves to a jersey and color scheme is going to be a great tim

today, a three person panel will discuss the legacy of journalist james foley -- the marquette grad. who was beheaded by isis.the school and is a collaboration between the school and the milwaukee film festivalthis year, the festival is showing the documentary "jim, the james foley story"foley was kidnapped and killed by isis in 20-14 new this morning -- samsung trying to boost its own image. this after issuing a recall for their note 7 phone because they can catch on fire -- the company sold more than 2 and half million of the phones. still samsung insisting all of this is a good thing -- thepeople afected by the recall are sticking with the note -7.that is, they're replacing the defective phones with the new design that is not prone to catching on fire. samsung also saying this morning most people have already turned in their phones. some are having to wait for a replacement --- but the tech company says more than 60 percent of users in the u-s have been able to get a tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and yesterday had plenty of sun with highs in the upper 60s (no

jennifer: remembering slain journalist james foley, the upcoming event that will honor his legacy. josh j.: you notice the raw, chilly air today, and how much will we warm up tomorrow? we'll take a check of that and your next chance for rain. >> who will start at quarterback for the patriots, that's the big colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. no sales tax, no income tax. we need to help small businesses and startups grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. and expand clean energy. let's take the next step forward, and keep our young families here. there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. ments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses. targeting millions to fight the opioid crisis. all with no income or sales tax. working across

jane foley, rabobank group stateless.ing up, we find out why one projectionsks fmoc will fall hard. that is coming up. time,0 am in london theresa may says the uk has not turned inward. aboute fed ceo speaks inflation. and of course, we will bring you extensive coverage around the fed policy decision. with the boj out-of-the-way, at least to some extent, we will hear from the fed. from half an hour later, you can watch janet yellen's news conference live. bloomberg customers can follow all that on top life go. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back everybody. it is 6:21 in london. a lot of the action mode has been in tokyo, of course hearing from the boj no change to the negative interest rate policy. but they have moved to target the yield curve, away from the monetary sinless per year. estimates may fluctuate in the short term as they seek, to control the yield curve seeking inflation above 2%. we will have a conversation about the stability built in the this is the reaction we are seeing in the markets. we have seen t

and the milwaukee film festivalthis year, the festival is showing the documentary "jim, the james foley story"foley was in 20-14 a federal judge has refused a union's demand to block the state's right-to-work law. the law prohibits businesses from forcing workers to join a union as a condition of getting hired. the international union of operating engineers filed the suit .. claiming the law was unconstiutional. ... but a judge upheld the law on monday. a dane county judge struck down the law in april, but a state appeals court reinstated it while it considers an appeal up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--teachers in one of the country's largest school districts about to go on strike.the key issues that could force a walk-out.and - anger in charlotte.what protesters are demanding one week after police shot and killed keith scott. and taking a live look yesterday had plenty of sun with highs in the upper 60s (normal for this time of year), and a westerly wind at 20-35 mph. the wind died down a bit overnight to 10-15 mph, but it is chilly with lows in the 40s and lower 50s under

bill foley is coming to town and he's talkin' hockey... details coming up here on channel 8. <<< news music i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. at sam boyd stadium... it's a chance to right the ship against an inferior team. idaho is also 1-2 on the season... but blowout losses to washington state and washington. the rebels could really use a win... coming off that awful 2nd half against central michigan they need a little pick-me-up. even though unlv got pounded in the game against the chippewas, don't think for a second the program took a step backwards. tony sanchez/coach; "central michigan we knew coming in they're good, they're 3-0 beat a top 25 team the week before. they're coming offa bowl season, we knew coming in it was one of the tougher teams we'd face the entire season, so we knew that going in.. again we're disappointed in some of the things we did and that occur on the

franchise owner bill foley will join general manager george mcphee and county commissioners for the ground- breaking. the event is open to public. the c-e-o of space-x and tesla motors -- elon musk -- outlines his plan for a mission to mars. musk announced his colonization plans at an international space exploration conference in mexico. he believes mars will be colonized within the next 50 to 150 years. musk says any

i'm nick foley. >> and i'm sarah phinney. coming up this morning, hermine is no longer a hurricane but it is doing a lot of damage along the east coast. >>> plus, police using a digital doorway into your medicine cabinet with no warrant required. temperatures back in the 70s. my 7 day forecast and when the ? dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. >>> good morning. it is all about nick today. he tells me there is a big college football game. ohio state, 75 degrees. headed to columbus looking at northeast ohio and even southern ohio with temperatures in the mid-70s. slightly cooler. pleasant and breathable air across the board. by the noon hour, 70

joining us for the hour is james foley -- jane foley. great to have you here. let's talk a little bit about what we have seen coming out of the g, what caught your attention. ande has been a lot of news bilateral talks taking place on every front. jane: one thing that really stuck out with me was the mention of the gini coefficient. there was a mention that this has extended beyond the warning up to seven. this is really, really timely. , you take theeen u.s. election, the lead up to you go toion -- if europe, we see far right, far left, we see unhappiness over the weekend in germany, too -- as the spanish prime minister pointed out this weekend, there is a rise of unhappiness that is perhaps based on income and wealth inequality. we have seen that come through in politics. the g-20 are recognizing this position, where wealth inequality is seen as populism and a movement away from establishment politicians, which is affecting a large part of the world and this is a really big topic in the world. manus: if we look at g-20 and the side conversations, she's in and

nick foley for news 5. excuse me. >> thank you. >>> and man accused of kidnapping and raping's young girl will be in court today. >> and he posed as an officer top tice the 9-year-old girl into the car and this is a mug shot of him and you are about to see photos. he was taken to jail last night. his criminal past includes 1999 -- manslaughter conviction out of wyoming and he served 9 months in ohio for a robbery case. >>> the driver indicted for killing ken vellez. josh gas par is face twoing counts of aggravated homicide and misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence. the trooper was standing outside of his cruiser at the time on e-90 and lakewood. >> and hear shot out and her back window got hit, too. >> right now, police in two communities are looking into a bb gun shooting spree. dozens of windows shot out in the middle of the night, 28 cars and five businesses hit and then up the road, painesville had 35 reports of damage. dozen -- dozen says of people are -- dozens of people are left with a cl

. >> he named it after his friend matt foley who is a diocesan priest. there he is. that was a couple days ago. >> is he here? >> no he is in arlington heights, he's a diocesan priest. he was a rugby player at marquette with chris and, actually a huge spiritual friend for farley. that's what, like my conversation with matt foley was so great was just hearing -- you know are both marquette grads they have their jesuit connection, but what i didn't know is chris farley was actually deeply religious and you know, obviously there is things we know about his life, but what i think is more beautiful is the conversation i had with his dear friend matt foley is that tender side that you would occasionally see in movies, but was very real. >> that's sweet. you also talked to brian announcer. was that a good convo? >> oh, yeah. >> stepping out of your zone a little bit with musicians and artists in talking to brian. >> i have gotten to know brian a little bit so i was comfortable. some of the conversations i don't really know the person so when i sit down i just t

((chris maathuis)) nhl fans in vegas are sittin on pins and needles waiting for bill foley to reveal his team name and logo. probably a month away from that. we're also less then a month away from ground breaking on the new practice facility in summerlin. we learned the date could be october 15th, but that date could be pushed up, which is good news. also foley and other officials had a meeting with the nhl and adidas on uniform colors and logos and from what we know tonight, they need one more review... henderson gold medalist connor fields has a heart of gold. he posted this video visiting a 5th grade friend he made named charlie at green valley christian school charlie is recovering from brain cancer. (( )) connor fields/gold medal winner;"this guy is super cool, when i met him he coulnd't even walk and he's doing so well today. right now i'm in second place, but like charlie i'm not giving up. ((chris maathuis)) that was a nice surprise visit... conor didn't give uan when connor first met him... he couldn't even walk. ((denise valdez)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news now at 6. ((d

story"foley was kidnapped and killed by isis in 20-14 startling statements from the president of the milwaukee bucks. according to a report in the wisconsin state journal... peter feigin told a madison audience that segregation and racism remain problems in milwaukee, pete details. bucks president peter feigin made those remarks while speaking to the rotary madison. he said: "very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place i've ever experienced in my life." you may recall... a 2012 study by the manhattan institute claimed milwaukee is the most racially segregated city in america. feigin said that as he sp the milwaukee bucks have to make a difference in struggling parts of milwaukee. the team's president envisions the construction of a new arena downtown breathing new life into the city. the bucks previously made an effort to make sure construction jobs on the project are available to minorities and disadvantaged milwaukeeans. feigin also said he wants the bucks to continue being involved in community programs. the team also has a partnership with local barbershop gee's

isis kidnapped and killed foley documentary screening at the milwaukee film festival. >> looking ahead, learn how to use a life saving drug, narcan can reduce the effects of an overdose. there is free training on how to use the medication. you can reserve a spot by calling the health department. >> wisn 12 news time now is a campus icon going up in flames. the game celebration turns into a manhunt and how a student helped to track down the person responsible and the charges he's facing this morning. >> police use a tool to keep this man safe. translation and quick thinking >> 20 minutes before 5:00. tuesday, september 27th. live on the network, temperatures this morning upper it is a cool start. take a look at this. 35 days until halloween, including day. 59 until thanksgiving and christmas three months off. you want to windows up in the car this morning. everybody touching up to 60 by noon. becoming overcast and breezy west winds. a few evening sprinkles. thst later this evening and overnight. >> sal, thank you. >> new this morning, while millions of people were watching the president

foley said one of the main colors will be red... something like the "red rocks." he also says the name has been trademarked... and a domain name has been reserved. but the name before frozen fury weekend as previously planned. frozen fury weekend kicks off october 8th. the rebels were looking for their first season- opening road win since 2007 and their first 2-0 start since 1999. the rebs were on the road in pasadena saturday to face the u-c-l-a bruins. u-n-l-v's defense struggled... allowing the bruins to jump out to a 21 point lead in the first half.... but the rebels to whittle down the lead to a one- point game by the third quarter, but fell short in the fourth, losing 42- 21. fox5's kevin bolinger has more. closed captioning will resume shortly the u-n-l-v celebrating its best start to a season in school history. the ladies are 9 and "oh" so far. the team taking down the u-t arlington mavericks 3-1... and with a three wi this weekend... the rebels claimed their third tournament title of the season.... they have won ten straight games dating back to last year

. >> honoring the life of james foley. > dangers of combat reporting. he was killed by isis while reported in syria. foley is the focus of a documentary screening at the milwaukee film festival. back here live at the marquette campus, if you would like to come to the law school for the discussion, it is beginning at 12:15 and you have to discussion. >> thank you, thema. >> later today you can find out how to use narcan. there is free training on using the medication. there is a session today and another in october and one in january as well. reserve a spot by calling the fond du lac health department. >> wisn 12 news time now is campus icon goes up in flames. a manhunt at a university and how a student helped the police track down the personal responsible and the serious charges he's facing this morning. >> plus, police at an airport use an unexpected tool to keep a >> we are 20 minutes before 6:00. tuesday, september 26th. we get a look from the milwaukee institute of art and design. the temperatures are showing up in the 50s. winds are now southwest a

foley's parents will speak at umass where foley had earned fast master's degree. foley went to syria in 2012 to cover the war but was captured and killed by isis militants two years later. he has several events scheduled in new york this week. the president will first attend a fund-raiser for the democratic senatorial campaign committee. then will meet with the prime minister of iraq. he will then hold a meet-and-greet at the u.n. headquarters. president obama will deliver remarks to the u.n. general assembly tomorrow. >> christa: ought con camera: fast plane crashing into a home in arizona. police say that a group of sky-divers was riding in the small plane when it started everybody jumped out before the crash happened. no one onboard the plane or inside the house was seriously hurt. and a plane off the runway. authorities say a united airlines flight was taxiing sunday. the plane's brakes failed. they sent the aircraft into the grass. the pilot used an emergency reverse engine maneuver to stop the plane from going into a ditch. no one was hurt. passengers safely

las vegas hockey owner bill foley is telling his fans what mother used to tell me.... when it comes to picking a team name... not only is it the decision of the nhl's newest expansion team.. but you only get one shot to get it right... so where do we stand with the names..... here is a list of nicknames bill foley... the man many fans are calling "the creator"... has already filed trademark applications for..... desert hawks... red hawks.. nighthawks...dese rt knights.. silver knights.. and golden knights.... now foley stated this week he has a preferred name already approved by the nhl....and he likes a two-word name.... an announcement is not expected until mid- october...but like mother says...patience is a virute... donald trump takes a visit to an african american church in detroit. we'll bring you the latest from from the democratic side of the campaign trail. and a look at jupiter like we've never seen before. what these images tell us about weather conditions up on i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's cl

bill foley and summerlin are making a long term committment with that practice facility. share the details next here on channel 8. ((chris maathuis)) horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will not stand for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government ump. they're just not for us. saturday. might be a lock if you're a betting man. both teams are 1-2 on the both are coming off big loses.. and both teams can run and pass the ball. it's ironic the similarities. (( )) isaiah saunders/running back; "we've got to get the run game going, pass game.. they run a lot of man.. so coach told the recievers lets get it going, lets get some wins some releases and make some big plays." ((chris maathuis)) the concerns over concussions in football is overwelming and should be. local high school making a concerted effort to protect its players at all costs-- and looks. we are attracted to the gladiators in the arena..the courage, the cal

nick foley is tonight. good morning. >> reporter: the push for ohio continues with the vice residential visit here at the ua w. just important is ohio? we are certainly learning that because this marks the 6th straight week since the rnc that one of the candidates has campaigned here in ohio. mate tim kaine. biden returns to ohio after a stop in cleveland earlier this summer. the summer visits to ohio by presidential candidates and the contingents is nothing new over the years. a goes to show you how important winning this battleground state will be come november. >> when you look at the polling numbers we're still within a few points of marginal error and that means we're so that around. they will still -- battleground. they will keep visiting and still coming because there is a lot of -- in ohio. . >> if you're not registered to vote, you can to get a postcard in the mail. the ohio secretary of state plans to contact 1,000,000 1/2 people. those mailers will cost nearly will come from a grant. the last day

and our team is getting you the latest information and nick foley is live in the county where police are working to identify another victim. >> and first, let's check in with meg shaw live in akron -- >> reporter: we're told that for the killer in this case. the 40-year-old grate has been charged with abduction and this case if of the broke on today afternoon after a woman called police from a home on covert court saying that she was abdub -- abducted. when police got there, they found her and the bodies of two other women and grat, admitting to killing both and admitting to another murder from june and that happening in county. the coroner has yet to identify either body from the covert court home and that it could be a lengthy process and grate6 pictured to be in court to face a judge for the horrific crimes today and we'll keep you updated on what happens in court and as well as the investigation into the two bodies discovered in that home. and well-of-in ashland, meg nick, he has more covering this story. >> as i mentioned, i am in madison township. and none of the bodies were id

foley has said one of the main colors will be red.. like the red rocks...and that the name has been trade marked...and the domain name has been reserved. the name announcement is set to come sometime after october 8-th. the rebel football team gave ucla a good scare saturday night... but to quote the late great dennis green... let em' off the hook... unlv ralled to within 28-21 in the 4th quarter... but an iffy penalty call swung the momentum back to the bruins... they go on to beat unlv 42-21... tihs drops unlv to 1-1 on the young season... central michigan... who pulled off the craziest win we'll see all season... it's the last play of the game... down 3... they need a miracle... they throw up the ole hail mary... it's caught... then lateralled back... corey willis grabs it... sprints across the field... and dives in for the game winning touchdown... insanity... central michigan upsets oklahoma state... off of that... they host unlv saturday... kickoff set for noon. we also had some high drama in the nfl... back and forth battle with

i'm nick foley. >> i'm sarah phinney. strong storms rolled through last night so let's get to the >> did they. i'm waking us a lot of us from the afternoon naps. i'm meteorologist somara theodore. time 8:00. let's check current temperatures. 63 downtown cleveland. a lot of clouds covering the skies out there. but you look at the radar, so franc quill compared to the storms you see in the image. tranquil. even along the lakeshore winds picking up so small craft advisory issued along with the beach hazard, keep that in mind. and still cloud coverage along 77 to downtown. currently cooler than what we saw in cleveland in the neighborhoods, 62 chagrin falls. 58 streetsboro. 55 ashland. 56 in mohican state park. a brisk start and it's only going to get cooler as we head through much of the week, but today the temperatures really on the struggle-bus, ok? highs going to make it to the low 70s at best. as we head into the overnight hours, with those clear skies and no clouds to keep any of temperatures starting off in the upper 4

foley also said one of the main colors will be red.. the name announcement is set to come sometime after october 8-th. meantime.. the rams kick off their 2016 n-f-l season tonight on "monday night football" taking on the division rival san francisco 49ers. the game marks the n-f-l's official return to los angeles.. ending a 21-year absence. the rams moved 1994 season. tonights game kicks off at 7-20 p-m local time in san francisco. skip the o-j-- it's national chocolate milkshake day! and if your sweet tooth has you craving more after that-- we have the craving more after that-- we have the details on a chocolate extravaganza happening this week. and.. a french island is drawing crowds.. still to come.. we'll show you one of the world's i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. twenty five thousand jobs. that's how many jobs nevada's created in clean energy.

also foley and other officials had a meeting with the nhl and and from what we know tonight, they need one more review... so everything is coming together nicely... it's getting close. ((denise valdez)) >>> our strange stories for ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. strange stories for friday. ((chris maathuis)) >>> a boston anchor got into a surprise wrestling match on air. w-b-z-tv sports anchor steve burton was leading a segment when the alligator in his the reptile was apparently spooked by a nearby crocodile. the alligator started to flail in an attempt to escape burton's grasp. but the gator was no match for the anchor. burton held firm until another herpetologist could take over./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> here's another strange sto

james foley was killed two years ago, beheaded by isis mill tapts in syria. now his family, friends and co-workers are honoring his life it will feature a screening of the film "the james foley story" and followed up with panel discussions and readings. >>> muslims throughout new england will gather here in massachusetts for the first-ever muslim festival. the day-long event will happen at city hall in malden. it is a celebration of diversity and an opportunity to create awareness about the can youture. the family event will contain >>> just about 4:48 and show you how the maps are doing. west and south of the city. the pike 128, expressway doing fine. moving up a little bit. you see north of the city, 128, 93 doing fine in that direction as well. a look at the pike moving smoothly through brighton. route 112 minutes. 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls a nice smooth ride there, 23 minutes. but shiri, know that rain i encountered a few raindrops moving in this morning. >> shiri: light stuff early this morning and the real pain in the neck drive is

. >>> still ahead, keeping the memory of slain journalist, james foley, alive. how you can help continue his legacy. sean: also a plea to the hall of fame. we'll tell you about pete rose's latest effort to get to cooperstown. erin: ahead at 6:30, cold case investigation. how police are tracking two murders from more than 30 years ago. it is now 6:07. you are watching "news 9 out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me. and i want to say, "thank you, annie." i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan first, we should cut inefficient state spending, just like a business. no sales tax, no income tax. we need to help small businesses and startups grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. and expand clean energy. let's take the next step forward, kevin: star

foley and general manager george mcphee will host a q&a. we'll find out details on the team nickname and logo. ((chris maathuis)) and it's time to vote... go to our channel 8 facebook 'fans choice game of the week' the voting is tight... and you can see the three games... vote for the one you'd like to see us feature. and remember to send us your smart phone video of the game you are attending. send your favorite clip to pix at las vegas now dot com. ((denise valdez)) >>> our strange stories for tuesday right after this./// congressman heck's become part of the problem in washington. heck voted to protect perks for politicians like himself, allowing congressmen to travel on private jets and voted members of congress, like himself, taxpayer-funded healthcare for life. heck even voted to allow congressmen to take their pay during a government shutdown. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible ((chris maathuis)) >>> how's this for creative parenting? a scottsdale, arizona mother couldn't get her 3 year-old daughter

organizers are getting rochester to honor the slain journalist, james foley. erin: he was killed by isis in 2014. it was the second year for the run which raises money for the james foley legacy foundation which advocates for american hostages and worked to protect conflict journalist. this year's run is set for october 15th, three days before foley's birthday. >> a lot of his friends and all of us felt compelled. we had to keep his spirit alive. make something good out of the tragedy. >> we've got such a difficult world out there. these reporters and freelancers in a dangerous situation. it is not getting any safer. they need support and help. erin: nearly 1,000 people took part in the run and raised 75,000. you can still sign up to take part or to do a virtual run. if you can't be in rochester, and you can find more information on our web site at wmur.com. sean: pete rose is making an baseball hall of fame. his attorney sent a seven-page letter, asking him to chance his stance. rose is the all-time hits leader. he was banned from baseball in 1989 for betting

bill foley is really good at keeping secrets. he has said he team is the "something" knights for sure... and that the team's colors are like the red rocks.. he also gave us a sneak peak of the team's jersey's and logos.. saying they'll be a steal mesh.. with another color underneath. "it's something the fans rally behind, something we're going to wear on the front of our jerseys, back of our jerseys it's something cities bleed, it's imporant to have a good team name, something people can rally behind." foley also said that the team is planning to break ground on a practice facility today. it will be located summerlin. it's estimated to cost nearly 20- million dollars. the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee is meeting again this thursday... to discuss the proposed 1-point-9 billion dollar stadium.. possibly sending a plan to the state legislature. metro will also be there.. to discuss how police protection for the possible stadium would be funded. many of us are guilty of it. some one accidentally dials your number a

((chris maathuis)) when businessman bill foley first approached the nhl... the league wanted to see if he could actually generate some interest in an nhl team. he did by people putting down deposits on a team that didn't even exist. grew to 13, then 14 and 15 thousand. and today the team released a number saying season tickets are sold out. by league rules, foley had to cap the season ticket number at 16 thousand.... they've reached that number. you can be put on a waiting list if you still hope to get tickets. ((chris maathuis)) and don't forget to vote our fans choice game of the week. right now palo verde and legacy along with basic and canyon springs are close in the voting. pahrump valley at desert pines is also an option. go to our facebook page to vote >>> our strange stories for monday right after this./// ((chris maathuis)) what kind of person would misuse the topic of rape in a political campaign? joe heck, that's who. the truth is, as attorney general, catherine cortez masto led the fight against crimes like sexual assault and worked with republic

good morning, cleveland, i'm nick foley. several developing stories including the best pilots in the world preparing to fly high above cleveland today. we are live at the air show. >>> we got to get a check on the beautiful forecast with janessa webb. >> good morning, good morning, everyone, perfect 10 weekend across northeast ohio, you can see not a cloud in the sky this morning, off to a fantastic start, but i suggest you have a light coat handy, inland location, wayne county, pressure will allow for sunshine to build throughout your saturday and sunday afternoon. this is just an ideal weekend to be across northeast ohio, nearest cloud coverage is well to the south as we watch the tropical depression make its way across the sea board. temperatures across the board, darker blues, that's a little bit of cooler air for greater cleveland, 59 degrees, summit county, good morning, 56, there is the cool spot, wayne county, worster, 54, the temperatures will continue to rise throughout your afternoon, daytime highs, they are defin

i nick foley. coming up this morning, the u.s. finally has a deal with pressure on syria. we will share the details. >>> and people are walking to a bowling alley all for the chance to become a millionaire. janessa of course has >>> we are waking up to wet conditions. i will show you what the next round of severe storms is >>> good morning, everyone. i power of 5 meteorologist janessa webb. we saw the rain moves across our viewing area early. right now as we are putting on the latest, gang affected from jefferson to geneva on the lake. we are not seeing any hail, folks. but these are heavy downpours moving across ashtabula county. it is moving in and out here very quickly. we do have another round behind this moisture you are currently seeing. the big set up here is this is going to be an equal our major concern throughout the afternoon starting around 3 pm is heavy downpours and winds up to 35 miles-per-hour. with this rain that will move through here, we could see some heavy downpours. we are going to track that minor flooding. the good news is this is a cold front makin

let's go to nick foley. nick, do not have air conditioning. >> >> reporter: yes, this is growing by the minute. 20 school campuses are now closed because of this oppressive. we're just learning from district officials that the schools will be closed today and will be back open tomorrow when temperatures are expected to go down just a bit. a lot of these buildings like this one are older buildings. they don't have central air. they don't have window units. they are hardly relief for these teachers and students that are affected are these 90 are these 95 degrees temperatures in these classrooms. this affects at least 13 schools in northeast ohio including 6, tuition schools. this is not including those cleveland metro school districts that have just announced they will be closing. hundreds of students with extra time at home while the school officials wait for these things to change. many of the schools don't have the central air or the window unit with the heat index expected in the 90s it becomes a safety is

nick foley joins us live. nick, still a lot of unanswered questions. >> reporter: that investigation continues today including more talks with the bus driver, maybe more interviews with witnesses as well is looking at the cameras. this community is still trying to process this community. this accident happened really in front of the high school shortly after classes let out yesterday. the bus full of 8th graders from the middle school when it happened. witnesses tells the boy was riding a skateboard down the sidewalk along the exit road that feeds into greenwich road. when he got into the intersection he tripped and fell into the path of a turning bus. first responders live here as well and are part of the community. >> this will hit our community hard. >> you are looking at a makeshift memorial on the norton high school sign right on greenwich road near the high school. as you can imagine, emotions are still very rough. classmates already know the identity of the 16-year-old victim release his identity at som

were going to go to nick foley who is live this morning. nick, many of these classrooms do not have air conditioning. >> reporter: many of them do not have air conditioning. we are now over 30 schools that have closed in the area because of heat. like this building at the old brooklyn constellation campus, it's windows are available but not enough relief for some these teachers and students in the classroom. some of the parents we spok high as 95 degrees at some point yesterday. at last check, more than 30 schools in northeast ohio affected by this heat. they will close today including 6 constellation schools. kids have extra time at home as officials wait for conditions to be in the low 90s, it all becomes a safety issue. parents we spoke to are not happy but our understanding the issue. >> the windows don't open all the way so we understand it is a safety issue. how can you expect children to focus on class work when it is hot expect there are more than 30 campuses -- >> reporter: there are more than 30 campus is expected to close. for a