the practice regarding foster children were foster agencies are taking the children's funds there is legal question that has not been addressed across the country that is a breach of fiduciary obligation. the state is taking on the fiduciary role as guardians in their state roll in the system but then they take on the represented to manage the children's money that's a fiduciary role much like a viewer to minister of an estate. if you have an estate that takes that fiduciary obligation and says we are going to take the child's money and apply it to pay back the child has no obligation to pay for it how is that not a breach of fiduciary obligation? it hasn't been decided yet but i hope people will bring attention to that fact. who regarding some of the other common practices child support enforcement when the government is taking child-support from children hopefully it's a law that will change rates a failed effort is what is called welfare cost recovery and one of the past legal journals that provide policy concerns in legal analysis from a pure fiscal standpoint. even if you are ju

can -- with foster families. there is only about 100 homes for these kids here, but last year nearly 600 children were removed from their parents compare that to less than 200 2013 -- in 2013. >> i believe this is the drug epidemic. next week in an effort to recruit more foster families. >> people can be foster parents if they are single, married, it doesn't matter. >> but you do need to be over 21, have a clean criminal record and be willing to spend a few hours day intacting th a child. >> it's the benefit of knowing that you have changed the life. the first introduced you tlyte this week. she is asking us not to use her identity, but the child she is caring for has drugs instem. >> it makes me want to take in more, i wish that i had a bigger home. >> the goal is to eventually give them back to family. >> this is not ideal for families who want to adopt. foster parents are really committed to providing that > e town hall at the dream center in braden 10 this tuesday night at 6 pm. >>> missing a school bus turne

making up 68 percent of the milwaukee county foster ce systm system"if 68.2 percent of our foster care community was made up of white children, we would see an intentional, strategic, agressive reponse for child who are in power."that's part of the reason reed's black homes for black children plan.. an iniative he believes will utimately help black kids succeed iall aspects of life. it's also an issue he feels the state has not properly handled. "placing a child in foster care, is a traumatic life event. in order to reduce that stress, you place children with relatives, communities and schools that they're familiar with." this isn't the only organization paying attention. back in may we spoke with packers wide receiver ty montgomery.. who shared with us the benefit of growing up with 17 foster siblings. siblings."it gave me some new perspectives.. some new perspectives.. reed is hopeful that the numbers will go down in due time. "somehow, someway, we really do need to raise the issue that black children's lives and black family lives really do matter. this is how fresh start family ser

foster was growing ill. so the staff here at the hospital really started to work hard, try to figure out how to bring mrs. foster down south to pinellas county to be with her husband. so the crew here, including a registered nurse by the name of supervisor, diana henry, started working closely with american medical response and the transport company agreed to pick her up and take her to florida hospital north pinellas free of charge and the result is that amazing and touching picture, cherishing every second they had together. the family wrote a letter to everyone involved. the transfer allowed their nana, quote, to have her last moments with our you would ever meet. he acknowledged nana with a squeeze of his hand and then pappy passed away 48 hours later. and upon leaving the room, nana said to the staff, i can't believe you did this for me. as a family, we would like to say we cannot believe you did this for us. just again, just a heart wrenching and just one of those stories that will melt your heart. com

. >> children removed from homes in state strained to find foster parent, all new tonight. we dig deeper at numbers and getting a sad perfective of a foster mom of the impact that heroine has on the bay area. michael has more on an infant born addicted to heroine. >> this guy is 11 weeks old and look just like a normal healthy baby. she's asleep right now, really cute guy. unfortunately he was spontaneous with drugs in his system. he still has drugs in citizen almost and there are a loft bay >> because the state is so heavily induce window so in children that they continue have the means to really protech these kids like they should. >> we are protecting that foster mom and baby because she's not allow today discuss her case publicly because there were so in children removed from memo, mary as we will call her is a rarity because there aren't enough foster parents to keep up with demand. >> some of them because of our system it should be bad, have six getting waivers to handle he has children because we strong enough placement. >> the number has skyrocketed in manatee count

to help you learn more about fostering a child. you can hess to our web site, abcactionnews.com, and click on the story. in the story, we have a link to my fflfamily. com -- myflfamily.com and will give you everything you need to foster a child. wooing minority voters during his visit to tampa. his main promise is that he would create jobs. >> the african-american voter, great people, to the hispanic voter who have been absolutely treated unfairly, i say, what do you have to lose? >> he says lax border controls cost minorities jobs. later he visited mississippi and launched into attacks on hillary clinton. trump also focusing attacks toward the clinton foundation. clinton's team oning back against a report saying more than half of the meetings she >> i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right. >> clinton is also blasting trump saying he took a hate movement and brought it mainstream. she apologized for using a private e-mail server saying she would do it differently if shoo he could. >>> the clinton campaign is openi

more than 500 foster children age out of the foster system, without finding a permanent home every year. unemployment, and even incarceration. >> all children need a safe, permanent, and loving family. both now, as they're growing up, but into adult hood. children do best when they grow up in the cop text of a family. and right now, far too many children are not having that opportunity. and when children age out of foster care, without a family, their opportunities and outcom of north carolina launched a new campaign to raise $25 million. the money will go to help boost adoptions, and increase the size of its foster care to permanency program. if you'd like to learn more, we have more information on our website, wncn.com. >>> kids spent time splashing away before summer vacation ends in just about a week now. a raleigh church held its annual community event, inviting members, and nearby this 25-foot water slide. a tug of war station, and of course some food. the church says it is a great way to reach out. >> no matter what we belief, no matter what our backgrounds are, we're trying to l

children are staying in foster care 15% longer. more than 500 foster care without finding a home. >> all children need a safe, permanent, and loving family. children do best when they grow grow up in if context of a family. when children age out of foster care without a family their opportunities and out comes are not very good. >>reporter: children ho raised a new campaign to raise $25 million to boost adoptions. we have more information on our website wncn.com. >>> today an event in durham to bring the african-american community together and talk about it's stake in the city of durham. the event had food, music, and dancing. insert their value in the community. >> a party to say this is not a space for me. we wanted them to know this is a space for them. we want you to belong here. we want to provide opportunities to plug into businesses of black people. >> organizers say black august has been going on for decades. today. throughout the day 178 people got a haircut at twisted beauty shop. >> it's important for my kids. when my so

foster "no." foster..is working. but he's looking for a second job. "i thought it would be a lot easier than it is." like so many other people who live here in the valley..foster..is under-employed. "it's tough--it's very frustrating." right now..life..is a financial struggle. "it's really tough to make ends meet." foster..isn't alone. a new study..by the websitet 24/7 wall street state to find full-time work..with an under-employment rate of about 13 percent. "i agree--i see it--i feel it--absolutely." about one in four nevadans work in the arts..entertainment.. and service sectors..for casinos..hotels and restaurants..often finding only part-time..or seasonal work. "it makes you down--kind of--it demoralizes you--it depresses you." noimot murray..is totally unemployed..trying to find work for two months. "it's almost impossible." she doesn't land a job..and can't pay the rent? "i'm going to be i serious trouble." "i don't know--i'm just confused really." now what about the official unemployment numbers? according to bureau of labor statistics--nevad

yeah" abby was a foster child through "saint a" for about two years. as we mentioned, she attends st. coletta day school which is a non-profit school for students with intellctual disabilities. school there. after a weekend of really pleasant temperatures--- the heat and humidity are back. but, some cooler weather is coming. let's check in with chief meteorologist john malan. high pressure has given us a quiet start to the work week with some sun finally burning through the low level cloudiness and fog. temperatures have rebounded back into the 80s which is where's they've landed all but a couple days this month. in addition, the humidity levels remain rather high with dew points returning to the mid and upper 60s. the warm and sticky conditions will continue through tonight and system approaching from the west during the period. low pressure to our north will drag a cold front across wisconsin helping to trigger some scattered showers and storms especially during the afternoon and evening hours. still, tuesday will not be a washout by any means. in fa

(liese foster/resident ) "i'm like, you got be kidding me. that's ridiculous." their move from folsom to el dorado as far the neighborhood agreement they'd just signed, they might as well have been worlds or maybe i should say decades away. (liese foster/resident) "they're just really kinda awful and racist and terrible." a few people we spoke with used similar words to describe clause 13 of the lake hills c- c-and-r. it's similar to a homeowner's association agreement and leaves no room for misunderstanding. "no person except those of the white caucasian race shall use, occupy or reside upon any residential lot or plot in this subdivision, except when employed in the household of a white caucasian tenant or owner." (liese foster/resident) "...and you have to sign off that you agree to these things." some longtime lakeside residents were aware of that rule, but didn't pay it any mind since there are non- whites in the neighborhood and there doesn't seem to be any effort to actually enforce the law, but the fosters say that's not the point. (liese foster/resident

the same thing with the practices with foster children. child support is going to make a broader change because there is a federal and state law. i know that many of the leaders of child support agencies around the country agree with what i'm saying. they realize that so much of what is called child support is owed to the government. this is being collected and it's harming kids and they are said ever do at the federal level to improve the rules with the office of child support abortion and there has been very good progress along those lines at the federal level. the problem then is if you can get the states to act on those opportunities. much of what is happening at the federal level is giving states options that they can take to make improvements so it falls back to us to inform our state leaders about why these changes are helpful and necessary. in maryland as an exam for one of the things maryland could do is and this gets a little complex, but the way in which we collect child support for low income populations the most we get is thro

it says trump is involved with jodie foster. he tried to assassinate the president in an attempt to protect jody foster. the question is, does the sign threaten the presidential candidate, wch federal law? >>> the mother of the so- called affluenza teen got a job and why she says it was her only option. [yelling and screaming ] >> a waiter opened fire inside of a texas restaurant. why one witness says the customers actually started this whole thing. >> rays come up and you've got to see how they got it done. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped fall milk shakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped fall milk shakes at half- price... ...during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five... >>> 4:43. north korea is responding to annual joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea with missile launches. yesterday, it launched two submarine-based missiles. one in japan's identification zone. the latest launch shows the technology continues to improve and improve more rapidly than american defense

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foster farms corn dogs. news out of tampa. >> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of tampa. a now former officer has been arrested for sexual battery. fox 13 aaron mesmer is live at headquarters. aaron, what can you tell us. >> well, linda, to say that the chief eric ward is disappointed that's probably an understatement. former charged with sexual battery on a woman in her 20s. we'll show you his mugshot. he was arrested and turned himself in and since been released on $15,000 bond. this happened we're told on his way in to work on february 1st. the chief says york pulled a woman over into a parking lot on westshore and kennedy. according to the arrest report, york's dna was found on the victim but this investigation we're told took a very long time so he was fired on august 4th, even though that traffic stop york was a 12-year veteran of the force, like i said. he turned himself in today. the chief says that york has denied these accusations although he does admit to having pulled this woman over

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the little girl passed away in foster kay one year ago. tedeschi talked to the little girl's foster parents they say justice has not been concerned. >> reporter: they say time heals all wounds. for david and carol, that time >> reporter: one day since their granddaughter avelina died from suspected heat stroke while in foster care. diane calls the district attorney's office weekly for the investigation. according to her the updates are always the same. >> they don't know what happened. they have -- they haven't got a clue what happened. >> reporter: ava lived in this auburn foster home with six other children. months after report obtained by fox25 suggested that ava may have been left in a hot car while in the care of her foster mom kim malpa s or her boyfriend anthony mallett. according to the report, neither provided any reasonable explanation and what really happened to ava remains a mystery. >> i want justice. plain, ordinary truth. i want the truth. there is no way in the world child died in that house. there is no way. >> reporter: o

noerevne can be a foster parent... ...but anyone can help a foster child. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticketa better night's sleep ♪ >> dan: new at 11:00, sometimes behavior on bart can be disturbing. one guy may have taken to the egg team. -- check out what malik jones put on twitter. he is wearing what appears to be a towel and lighting up and inhaling from a crack pipe. bart is looking intohis, but they say no one complained about this over the weekend when it is saido happened. ifee criminal activity they shouldeport it to a bart agent. >> ama: most people find them adorable, but some people are killing them in the bay area. they washed up at san thank cruz harbor. they are hoping a large reward will lead to an arrest. katie is live in santa cruz with the latest for us tonight. katie? >> reporter: at least three sea otters have been shot and killed. the fourth dead otter is expected to have been shot. it is an appalling crime to this ocean loving community. we found this sea otter in santa crefore sunset is a sigh thate nre oldor eant ehusiasts. >> there are babies out there rolng aund.

beth and hubby howard stern have dozens. >> 14 fosters in our house. we're getting four more today.ed tom it's probably the cutest thing ever when you see howard with the kittens. >> steve:now at eight. you've got nearly 600 homes destroyed. last year's valley fire was one of the worst in california history. we look into whether this year could bring even more destructive wildfires. whoosh nat body cameras give an unprecedented view of the pursuit of an unarmed teenager shot to death by chicago police. whoosh first, they were all over 18. stockton's mayor defends his strip poker parties with young women at his summer camp whoosh the zika scare is getting the headlines. why bay area health officials say we should be worrying about another virus you're watching kron four news in prime time. now at 8. >> vicki:it could get worse before it

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one was a foster fail. i was fostering her. and sometimes it's just you get attached the longer they're in your house. the more you get attached. >> we have a two cats and a dog. one of the cats was a foster. the other cat, a friend of ours had the cat for many months, loved the cat to death. was allergic to cats. >> oh, no. >> and the meds bill was getting a little out of control. we're like, we'll take the cat. our cats tried to kill each other for a couple of weeks. it was like death match inside our house. eventually now they groom each other and love each other occasionally. but it's okay. >> i'm glad you mentioned that because that's the same thing that happened with my two female dogs. they wanted to kill each oth. it was nine months for them to work it out. yeah. who was kind of in charge and also just letting that new one know that it's okay. you're not living out on the street anymore. you're in a home. you're okay. >> yes. >> but that's what i've noticed about newt, the kitty that you brought in last week is he now h

there are 4 foster families here with five to three children in every family. foster children. plus their own children. one house, one family. adults invite orphans if they want to be inside the family. families construct the community. it is very unusual way of taking care of orphans. >> there was no tradition. in soviet times. something is changing in the brains of people. they begin to think about children. jane: inspiring story there from the bbc pop-up team in russia. you can find all the days news on our website. to reach me and the rest of the team, go to twitter. from all of us here, thank you for watching and please tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can fi

'i foster and when kiddos, obviously with foster care our goal is to get them home and when they cant go home, we just grow a little more.' 'abby will continue to go to st. colettas day school where 2 of her siblings attend. as for ann, she says her home is reporting at childrens court - julie collins. fox 6 news.' many of the students at st. coletta day school are adopted... to learn more about that school and foster care in wisconsin, visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click "links." backpack buddies are back! help fox 6 and feeding america eastern wisconsin make sure kids get enough to eat and are ready to go to any sendiks food market to purchase your backpack buddies - now through september 6th. all the proceeds will be used to provide backpacks, filled with food to milwaukee - area kids in need... those backpacks will be restocked with food every friday throughout the school year. for more on becoming a backpack buddy - go to fox6 now.com ahead at five: an emotional mass in honor of two nuns-- found stabbed to death in mississippi. what the nun's family and frien

beth and hubby howard stern have dozens. >> 14 fosters in our house. we're getting four more today. tom it's probably the cutest thing ever when you see howard with the kittens. >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, michael phelps admits to suicidal thoughts. >> mornings waking up not wanting to be alive. there were thoughts like how would i do it. >> how the most decorated olympian in history defeated the darkness as we break down rio's opening ceremony by the numbers. >> 10500 athletes competing in rio. >> then suicide squad comes under fire. is will's action movie too viol >> are you worried some people are going to take it to extreme? >> it's absolutely a concern. >> and number three. justin timberlake and jena rodriguez can't stop the feeling. >> snapping. oh, snap. >> oh, sna >> but what got jena feeling the heat?

not everyone can be a foster parent... ...but anyone can help a foster child. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticketa better night's sleep ♪ >>> in oakland a bigger reward is being offered in a cold case killing from last year. the fbi announced today that they are adding $25,000 to the reward money already being offered in the case of a miliano novares. he was hit by a stray bullet in april of last year. oakland police released surveillance video of three persons of interest. investigators are still interested in talking to witnesses, hoping that the reward money may encourage someone to come forward. >>> the young woman at the center of the police sex scandal involving several bay area law enforcement agencies is headed to rehab. celeste guap confirms she is undergoing treatment near west palm beach, florida for substance abuse and sex addiction. guap is the teenage sex worker who claims to have slept with officers from oakland, richmond, livermore, san francisco, and deputies from alameda and contra costa counties. she turns 19 this month, but some of the alleged interactions happened while she w

but jewel never met foster and she says she never gave permission for foster to view your case file. did they promise you there could be restricted access to your file? >> yes. >> reporter: what does it say when somebody you never met was able to access it? >> it's horrible. person i was working with. >> reporter: how could a nonprofit that prides itself on trust allow case files to get in the wrong hands? >> the idea that any employee of ours would violate that trust is pauling to us. >> reporter: the ceo said supervisors must have access to case files, but they are in the middle of a comprehensive review of its information she said foster did undergo a background check. >> there was nothing that emerged in that background check that would have prevented her from being employed her. >> reporter: had she ever been arrested for anything? >> she had some history and it was not significant. it was not the same kind of history. >> reporter: richard is the commanding officer of the nassau county police crimes against property squad. was uncovered when she tried to buy a vehicle last autum

groups everyone that fosters is getting a free foster kit, that includes food, dry and wet, a litter scratch pad. >> it makes that commitment a little bit easier to get adjusted to. >> and i can say i've fostered before and it's a rewarding experience. anyone who is on the edge right now, it's a great way to see what it's like to have a pet in the house. >> as you can see some of them are a little bit more adventurous than others. >> if you'd like more information about this or any animal call the animal care and control team at 267-385-3800, you can also check out their website acctphilly.org. >>> before we go let's get one last check of our weather. >> i'm so distracted. let's talk about the forecast. we are looking over the next ten days at very hot conditions, 91 for your saturday, 89 sunday and we are sunny for your weekend. then we hit those 90s through wednesday. so looking like another heat wave. >> well, thanks, that's all for today. for myself, for all of these adorable little ones and for krystal, thanks for watching. have a great day, everyone. enjoy that less humidity. i

showing more than 10,000 children are in foster care. that's almost a 25% increase from a five year low in 2011. children are staying in foster care about 15% longer. more than 500 foster children, permanent home each and every year leaderring to higher chance of homelessness, unemployment and incarceration. >> all children need a safe permanent and loving family. both now, as they're growing up but into adulthood, children do best when they grow up in a context of a family. and right now far too many children are not having that opportunity and when children without a family, their opportunity and outcomes are not very good. >> such an important point. the children's home sa vit of north carolina has launched a new campaign to raise $25 million to help boost adoptions and also increase the sides of the foster care to permanency program. we have more details on our website if you check it out at wncn.com. >>> yesterday an event in durham aimed to bring the african-american community together and tell them they have a stake in the city of

data shows that black children outnumber every race in the foster re system.. making up 68 percent in milwaukee county. that's part of the on reasr the group's black homes for black children plan.. an iniative it believes will utimately help black kids succeed in all 3 "black families understand ack ildren. there's an age-old attitude that we need to rescue black childr from black communities and famili because they can do better the case."hat is not alwa reed says he's seen a good amount of black parents wanting to take in foster children since his campaign started. he says there's always a need.. and to find cbs 58 dot com. there's a new place to take a walk in milwaukee county. county.today they cut the ribbon for a new "health trail" connecting aurora st. luke's south shore hospital with warnimont park in cudahy. this is more than just a scenic path. you walk the trail, you'll see exercise equipment and information abo to take better care of ursel the idea is to inspire people of all ages to improve their health. to partnewith milwaukee t county parks to pr

brittany told me she's had enough of foster care. 13:10 i've been in and out of the foster care system like my whole entire life. i know what it's like to get taken from a parent at a young age but she's hoping for adoption, knowing she'p 16: 20 it's very hard. people think of teenagers and a lot of trouble. they're going to backtalk them. they're going to break all the rules. sometimes there just scared of teenagers. but that's not the case with brittany she's a fun sweet kid, she's got a good heart. brittany is mindful of rules...understa nds that life is not a handout, and expects to work for it, but she knows there "must be someone for her. 10.14 so i know that there's that one family out there who wants to adopt one child and doesn't have a child or who can't have one. of your adopting brittany, except your phone call to get things going. call the office of the adoption exchange at 702-436-6335 right now./// ((demetria obilor)) no major issues on us 95 and valley view. remember that the us 95 south exit to south rancho is closed for project neon construction. exit at mlk or traffi

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serve foster farms corn dogs, foster farms corn dogs. for monster appetites. >>> on the road to rio, excitement has been building. the games are already underway. for those wants a firsthand experience you can start in fans with watch the olympics through virtual reality. everything will be captured through first person video and samsung products division can't wait to share this technology with us. >> i think virtual reality is a transformative technology. you can be there in the center of much cheaper than a trip to rio. coverage starts tomorrow. i can't wait to hear user feedback from this. >> i don't know what the ceo said but i want one was of those voice. >>> the u.s. women's gymnastic team is getting some practice before the start of the olympics. they performed. podium training is meant to the gymnasts a feel for the equipment that's going to be using. simone biles. >> me and lor i said we're waiting for someone to wake us up and pinch us and be like you guys got punked, isn't real. we are so excited to represent. >> she's so cut

she went into foster care after 15 years of living with her grandparents. and the pain at being pulled from her home wasn't the only difficulty she faced. >> definitely scary. i mean me and my sister when we we were placed into like a group home all the way in phoenix and we went to school in chandler. so they told us we couldn't go to the same school and we had a little panic ape tack. >> she was luck -- attack. >> she was lucky. in the ends she is now in college. an organization called foster ed wants to be sure all kids have the same success. the group is working to connect foster kids with mentors from each child's educational goals, earlier this year we joined the scripps howard foundation and the trust to donate $100,000 to the program. you can find out more information on how to help at fostered.org. >>> still ahead at 6:00, we'll have even more on the breaking news we've been following since 4:00. we told you earlier in this newscast an aps worker was shocked on the job and you are looking at a live picture from air15 at this hour. investigators are

the toddler fell from the third-story window at an apartment complex in foster city. michelle roberts is there live with more details. >> reporter: it's really such a scary and heartbreaking situation. it happened at the complex behind me. police say the child was walking in an open area hallway, and you can see one of the windows. they appear to be floor-to-ceiling and the opening is at the bottom of the window. >> very sad day, and i had a lot of us in tears. >> an 18-month-old boy was airlifted to the hospital after falling three stories out of a window at the water's edge apartment complex in foster city. >> this appears to be completely accidental. >> reporter: the police captain says the toddler was in the hallway of the complex when he looked out an open window and fell through the screen. >> whether the window is low or high, there's always a concern for safety, window safety. >> reporter: foster city police say the investigation is ongoing and at this time neither the parents nor property owner are being held responsible for what's being called a horrible acc

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can no longer find fosters, they're not going to be able to pull these animals out." he says since the animal foundation is not a "no-kill" shelter, less adoptions means more animals could be put down... but the animal foundation says it's important to make sure all their adoptions are going to good and law-abiding homes. students are soaking up the last two weeks of summer... but 14 hundred new teachers started the school year at th orientation today. it was hosted by the clark county education association. the association's president says a lot of new hires are coming from out of state... and that they want teachers to know the support is there ...with a number of opportunities to get involved in the school district. "we want them to come here and stay here and be part of the education of our students because at the end of the day our students need teachers who are here and grounded in our community and want to be part of the community. clark county 29th. as teachers are preparing for the first day-- some parents are trying to figure out how they will afford to send

'i foster and when kiddos, obviously with foster care our goal is to get them home and when they cant go home, we just grow a little more.' 'abby will continue to go to st. colettas day school where 2 of her siblings attend. as for ann, she says her home is open for another foster child. reporting at childrens court - many of the students at st. coletta day school are adopted... to learn more about that school and foster care in wisconsin, visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click "links." before heading back to the classroom-- milwaukee students were able to get free immunization shots. today the city of milwaukee health department held a back-to-school health clinic at westlawn gardens. they offered free immunizations as well as school supplies for the kids. dropped for the sixth straight year. according to the department of health services - there were about 56-hundred abortions in the state last year - in 2014 there were 58-hundred. that's about a 2 and a half percent decline. of the all the abortions last year, just over 200 were performed on minors. last week plan

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matt keller is at the foster city fire station. any word on the child's condition? >> i got an update from the foster city fire department and they say the child was airlifted to stanford medical center in serious condition. this all happened at 8:20 a.m. at a complex on east hillsdale boulevard the 1 1/2-year-old was in a hall area on the third floor and looked out window and put his hands on a screen that gave way. he fell out the. firefighters arrived and started treating the child. when the helicopter arrive the measures took over and he was blown to stand for medical center. firefighters were not specific about the injuries to the boy but say they were consistent with a 20-25' fall. foster city police department is in charge of the investigation. >> thank you. interim san francisco police chief is meeting with faith leaders to reduce the use of deadly force in the department. he gave his first publication on whether he wants to lead the san francisco police department permanently. cornell barnard is in san francisco. cornell? >> we asked him if he wanted the jo

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florence foster jenkins "is a new film from director stephen frears. mer ill streep stars a new york heiress and socialite whose terrible singing voice doesn't stop her from becoming an opera singer. the hollywood reporter calls the film a warm-hearted celebration of single minded amateurism. here is the trailer. >> i'm so excited. we're going to make a recording. >> that was wonderful. >> do you want to try another take. >> i don't see why, that seems perfect to me. >> when i was 15 years old my father told me if i didn't give up music, we cut me off. of course he didn't understand. music is my life. >> that's me. >> this is a talented young man i was telling you about. >> then let's get started. >> she's remarkable, isn't she. >> she can be a little flat. >> flat? >> it defies medical science. >> maestro, do you think i'm ready for a concert. >> expand your diaphram, florence. i think mad am florence might need some more lessons. >> please, my wife is ill. singing is her dream and i'm going to give it to her. >> we have to help her, because without l

after spending time in foster her grandparents. she credits grandma nellie with her success today. >> she's always helped me find my strength and my power in and out of the gym, so i definitely wouldn't be here without her. >> shanon who has been watching the olympics from her couch in ohio says she's repairing their broken relationship. >> i'maib able to speak to her whenever i can. she's very, very busy by her being in the olympics and i'm very proud. >> america is also proud of this guy, michael phelps. week. >> the most decorated olympian ever, just adding three more gold medals to his now 21 gold medal career. >> i can look back at my career and say i've been able to do everything i wanted to. >> but it's these wild pics of the athlete igniting a firestorm on the web and it was this death stare, and now phelps giving a finger wag taunting his competition in the 200-meter butterfly, but after all of the his little son boomer a big kiss. >> it's my first day of retirement and the first day of my new life. >>> now today's cover o

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foster farms corn dogs. >>lindsay: we made it to friday and notice we have a nice sunrise in the works. a few clouds, warm temperatures but no rain this morning thanks to the northeast wind. this picks up through the weekend so as it does so, the rain will start a little bit earlier in the afternoon inland and then it will build back to the coast. it's 78 here in tampa. we're above average. it's been really hot the past few days, especially south of tampa. sarasota, you've made it in the upper 90s two days in a row. today we'll shoot to 94 if 78 in tampa. 79 pinellas park. palm harbor, you're at 76. bushnell also at 76. mid 70s north. a few areas near 80 from englewood to venice to bradenton. bartow is at 77 and sebring is at 77 this morning. through the day, look at the heat. 94 in sarasota. 93 bartow. at the beach, i think you'll have some dry times but by late this afternoon with a high of 91, that will bump down as the west. no rain this morning. a couple of tiny showers on the east coast. skytower geari