where's holly?ve her back so for me, even then, i think there was a part of me that still didn't believe it. that all changed on september 7th 2014. a sunday, when two ginseng hunters find partial human remains including a skull at the foot of a cell phone tower in this wooded area off interstate 40. the very area where holly's phone had been pinging. and just six miles from zach adams's house. >> confirmed they found bobo's remains. >> reporter: where were you when you got word? >> we were at the mall in jackson, tennessee. and i will never forget that. i once again got that same, it's her feeling. just had that same feeling, they're gonna come and tell us that's her. >> reporter: her intuition proven right. the skull is holly's. and there's a bullet hole in it. they have a body. but they lose their witness. before he can testify, shayne austin hangs himself in a florida hotel room. authorities desperately need a break. there is no physical evidence linking the adams brothers or jason autry to the

holly's nursing school classmate suzanne pratt knew something was wrong when holly didn't show up forir test. >> we waited for just a little while, because she wasn't there and no one knew where she was. >> reporter: then the instructor broke the news. she announced that something terrible had happened. police, and search dogs overrun the bobo property. >> get ready to go out into the woods, okay? >> you had neighbors, friends, family, all of decatur county, just kind of poured into this family's front yard, and they're out in the woods looking for her. >> you know, cops everywhere, helicopters flying. it was already crazy. >> reporter: holly's dad tells reporters he suspects the man who took holly had to be familiar with the area, familiar with her habits. >> it might've been somebody close. somebody that kinda knew our routine, when i left, when she left, and when my daughter left to go to school. if you see anything that's not right tell me. >> reporter: tennessee, the volunteer state, lives up to its name. day after day friends, neighbors, and strangers continue searching for holl

holly called 911.y then it was too late. >> she didn't look like my baby. >> reporter: eden never woke up. the coroner ruled her death a homicide. blunt force trauma to the head. >> the day that child went to the hospital is the day they should have been arrested. >> reporter: she had been in jimmy and holly's care for just four months. social workers noted that jimmy and holly severeliy in glectsed and failed to obtain medical attention that could have saved her life. but the report said there was not enough evident to show they did anything to cause eden's head injury. weeks turned into months, then years with no arrest. holly and jimmy moved to alaska where he served at the coast guard station in kodiak. they have two children and married. >> nothing has been done. >> reporter: then a surprise. last sum efive years after eden died, prosecutors with the coast guard filed four counts of child endangerment against jimmy barlow for failing to protect and care for eafter her injuries. >> and that makes m

jimmy was at work and eden was home with holly.ys they told investigators they didn't take eden to the doctor, because she seemed okay. they say eden collapsed nine days later. holly called 911. by then, it was too late. >> she didn't look like my baby. >> eden never woke up. the coroner ruled her death a homicide, blunt force trauma to the head. >> the day that child went to the hospital is the day they should have been arrested. >> reporter: she had been in jimmy and holly's care for just four months. social workers noted that jimmy and holly severely neglected and failed to attain medical attention for eden that could have saved her life. the report said there was not enough evidence to determine they did anything to cause eden's head injury. weeks turned into months and then years with no arrest. holly and jimmy moved to alaska where he served at the coast guard station in codeikodiak. they had two children and married. >> nothing has been done. >> last summer, five years after eden died, prosecutors with the coast guard filed

she had been in jimmy and holly's care for four months. social workers noted jimmy and holly severely neglected. and failed to obtain medical attention. weeks turned into months and then years with no arrests holly and jimmy moved to alaska. they had two children and married. >> nothing has been done. >> reporter: then a surprise. last summer five years after eden died prosecutors with the coast guard filed four counts of failing to protect their child. his attorney told us neither jimmy nor holly did anything harmful to eden to cause her death and that jimmy absolutely loved her daughter. the lynch's wondered how did the coast guard come up with more evidence. >> they both had a reasonable expectation to protect that child. >> reporter: dan scott is a retired los angeles sheriff's detective with more than 30 years of experience. he served on a blue ribbon commission to investigate crimes against children. >> you look at the injury and look at the explanation and easy to see when it doesn't fit. >> reporter: enough evidence to arrest them

thank you holly. [applause] and what they did though, they asked the then governor to have it at the state capital. so holly, thank you for opening up the state to have authors all over this building. in fact, in 204, there will be a mississippi marathon read. all day authors will be reading other mississippi authors works. there is also, and we know there are a lot of aspiring riders here, how to write the next great mississippi novel. you can pick your genre, mystery, sci-fi, fiction, the delta and the coast, pick a hero, elvis, oprah, cool papa bell, bb king and ida b wells, mix it with the subject, humanity today, catfish, cotton, magnolia, tamales and footfalls, conflicts, legal problems and the starcrossed lovers, natural war and natural disaster, and member resolution, everyone dies, hero is defeated, love conquers all and the reader is left hanging. if you haven't had enough, and mississippi is truly a literary lovers haven, you can meet with the mississippi library commission network of libra

. >> holly, yes, holly. >> what was interesting this morning we were thinking about the different playboy clubs he set up akos the u.s. and we're like i wonder if there was one in philly. >> every city had one. >> we looked it up there was not one in philly. he put money in atlantic city. >> briefly. >> there was -- steve keeley should know about this i think of steve as kind of hugh heffner type. i'll reveal something to the viewers. if he -- steve keeley has a lot of female admirerers. >> it's true. >> it's very true. >> so steve. >> look at his face. >> what are your thoughts on hugh heffner's passing. >> well, first of all i can relate to you and hugh heffner having similarities like karen and alex said is i've done math i know you 20 years and you like hugh averaged 12 young women a year since i've known you. one for each month. >> without a doubt. >> without a doubt. >> oh, geez all right. >> by the way, the last playboy club before he resurgence recently in buffalo was there for that. here's inside story. one time i'm doing the live shot at independence hall with greg on camera and

it's good question holly.to film making but also an al gory. i don't want to give too much away. if i was told you about you might be more interested in it. it's a very -- you have to kind of see it to see it. >> kevin with the sat word al goer. >> go ahead in la or san diego i should say. >> don't fall asleep. >> i'll take a nap now before jackie chan. i'll toss it back to you. >> looking forward it to. >> thanks, kev. >> is he supposed to promote the movie? >> i don't know. with kevin anything goes. >> do the movie houses know. >> i don >> we're back in just 30 seconds. we'll continue to talk about that. >> grab some coffee. i'll have to google. >>> all right. welcome back. we'll do last check of our weather. >> marketing for mother has been masterful gnats vagueness. so kevin was right on. >> it's al ali gory. >> i'm a little scad >> right. >> that was the point i guess. >> it makes you think. >> the movie was about somebody's mother. >> let's hope. >> there is mother in it. somewhere. >> a mother all right

case, the alameda county filed a child abuse case against holly.they say she was in sole care of eden and failed to seek medical help as eden's condition got worse. after losing eden erica lynch is starting again. >> i've been substance abuse free since december 25, 2013. >> and with new hope for justice, the lynch family says they can begin to heal. >> and we just learned the coast guard trial of jimmy bar low has been delayed from september 11 to september -- we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. we'll be right back. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. the man respon

>> holly i like the way you p play. >> thank you holly.> that's right. you never know what's going to happen with the real. >> okay. listen -- idris may just show up. >> i want to read this to you i was reading about you this morning this is when your show woodhull actually renewed for his upcoming season but it happened back in april of 2016. so you already knew you were going to have the season but this is what kim warner the president of warner brothers domestic television distribution had to say about you ladies. >> we love kim he said the real has carved out an impression seive home in the daytime space. the uniqueness of the series is not in its format but rather in it's its hots who's individual voices are distinctive and fun and collectively have created a unique destination for conversation that cannot be found elsewhere. >> kudos to you. >> thank you. >> that is so sweet. >> you're not going to find a conversation like ours especially with her on the ta table. >> you'll never find -- >> it's true. >> it's all going out there holl

holly, wisdom. over to you. >> 5:35 and central mexico devastated.ght now death toling in mexico city stands 248 and officials say they are expecting that number to grow. more than 40 buildings collapsed including residential structures and at least one primary school that left more than 20 children dead after collapse. tuesday's quake comes hours after earthquake drills were held across mexico in light of 30 second anniversary of monster earthquake that killed thousands. >> time 5:36 breaking news out of uk british police made two more arrests connectsed to the subway m woulding. the total number is held at 5. we do not know that if the two men -- we do know rather two men are 48 and 30 years old. they're conducting searches of her home. 30 people before hurt when a bomb exploded rush hour train in london on friday. >> let's check on own traffic erin what do we got. >> good morning to you holly and wisdom. right now dealing with a crash south of dupont circle northwest. connecticut avenue l street caution there. aside from district commute taking a

she was home with her father jimmy's girlfriend, now wife holly bar low.ccording to reports by child protective services jimmy and holly told doctors she had fallen down the steps three days earlier they claimed she was fine at first but then collapsed. hospital staff didn't believe the story. eden's death was ruled a homicide. caused by blunt force trauma to the head. eden's mother and grandparents contacted us after waiting six years for the alameda district attorney to take action. the d.a. wouldn't agree to an interview. but after weeks of our questions prosecutors filed charges against holly bar low. she turned herself in yesterday and was booked on a felony child abuse charge. authorities allege she failed to seek medical help for eden. we spoke with eden's mom erica lynch in southern california via face time. >> i hope everything comes to light. none of this would happened if you did not run the story. >> holly bar low will have the first court appearance tomorrow in dublin. meanwhile jimmy bar low a member of the coast guard faces a court martial.

erin and holly and wisdom.all coming from amazon studios and ben stiller as you saw in that scene is worried about money and comparing himself to his colleagues and he looks at their lives and this guy has this. this guy has that. i think we all do that social media wise. we look at people's lives and we can make comparisons. we almost forget to realize how great our lives are and he's married, he has a beautiful son, he has great wife, and he just for gets all thee things because he finds himself comparing himself all the time. i spoke to imbue shooting this film. his wife in the film jenna fisher we know as pam from the office i spoke to her kind of about whether or not she compares herself and her career to other actresses one of the interesting things about this film mike white the director did he has ben stiller doing a voice over the entire i i kind of wanted to know if that voice over translates what we're seeing from him on screen. watch this. >> ♪ at night my mind drifted back to college. so many frien

holly. ( tiffany ) thanks holly. thanks ( tiffany ) ( tiffany ) thanks holly. check back with you through out the morning. (james) thank you for joining us today on the kron4 morning news. ( tiffany ) james -- what are you seeing out of florida today? (james)thanks to a very hot sunday, we're seeing temps this morning still on the warm side with 70s for most locations. it's only slightly cooler a the coast this morning. as for this afternoon, look for partly cloudy skies bay area-wide and slightly cooler temps compared to yesterday. mid to upper 90s is what you'll find inland, with 80s by the bay. coastal highs will be right around 70. it will be feel muggy today as humidity levels are on the rise. we have some monsoonal moisture coming up from the south that will likely bring showers to the area late tonight and early tuesday morning. as that system tracks across our area, it might also trigger a stray thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. as for wednesday and beyond, look for a dramatic cool down for the inland valleys. highs will lower to the mid 70s by thursday.

let's go live now to holly firfer in tampa - holly? this morning - nearly 4 and a homes and businesses have lost power and that number is expected to rise. the widespread outages stretch from the florida keys up into central florida. and the governor warns.. it could be weeks - not days - until power is restored. but help is one the way. pepco is sending more than 250 employees and contractors to florida.. they'll join about 18-hundred other exelon utility workers... including more than 200 b-g-e contractors and employees. they'll work around the clock... to help florida power and light' - in what's expected to be one of the nation's largest power restoration efforts, ever. pepco's mobile command vehicle will be the base of operations. it's filled with workspaces, satellite dishes and phones to help dispatch crews. as irma bears down - two in florida closed indefinitely right now. orlando international and tampa international are both saying they won't reopen until crews can assess damage. fort lauderdale and miami international are bo

on april 13th 2011, 20-year-old holly bobo was kidnapped from her home in tennessee.achary adams was formally accused of kidnapping and killing her into thousand 14. three and a half years after her disappearance, holly bobo's remains were found not far from her home. the zachary adams trial began last week, he is only the first of three suspects to go on trial. he could face the death penalty if he is convicted. joining us now, criminal defense attorney and a former federal and criminal defense attorney. thank you both. there is a ton of public pressure to get a conviction in this case, it's been going on since her disappearance into thousand 11. with that said, the question is, is there enough evidence to support a conviction? >> you said it perfectly, this is the most expensive an exhaustive investigation in that state's history, there is a ton of public pressure to convict but there is an amount of evidence that doesn't add up. a unanimous verdict might be a long shot here. inadvertent testimony is really powerful for a jury. the former lead investigator of this c

holly williams is in istanbul tonight. holly. >> reporter: for over two decades now, a determined group of saudi arabian women have been protesting against the ban on them driving by illegally taking to the road. some of them posting videos of that online. i met with some of those women in saudi arabia in 2014, and they told me that the freedom to drive was symbolic in a country where they have very few rights. saudi arabia is, of course, an ultraconservative state. one muslim cleric claimed that driving would harm women's reproductive organs. but things are very gradually change for saudi women. they're now permitting to vote in local elections. they're allowed to play sport at school, and more and more of them are going to anthony. >> mason: holly williams in istanbul tot.nigh thanks, holly. and coming up next on the cbs evening news, the bidding war for amazon. i didn't know where i was from ethnically. so we sent that sample off to ancestry. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn

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>> hey, holly. thank you. yeah its chilly out here. out of the north and east at about 20 this morning and temperatures in the 60's. you might want to consider a jacket. i see jackets with some of the people that have joined us early. want show you the latest here and give you a heads up we'll have rain around not so much for our daytime hours but later tonight and tomorrow. 64 now in washington. look at binghamton. that's a chilly 44. upstate new york just 55 in new york. our cold front came through and that's brought us some cooler air overnight. much cooler than yesterday. daytime highs in the low 70's. all that rain you see back into kentucky and west virginia that's the remnants of harvey and guess what unfortunately headed in our direction here. i think again it will hold off for the daytime hours but as we get into the nighttime you'll be able to see that rain move in from the south and west. be prepared for rain to start our holiday week. tomorrow looks rather cloudy and a little gloomy out with temperatures only in the 60's as

anthony. >> holly williams in istanbul tonight. thank you, holly. coming up next, the bidding war for amazon. ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. introducing degree ultracle♪r black + white saves your white clothes from yellow stains... ...and black clothes from white marks still with 48 hour sweat protection. degree ultraclear black + white it won't let you down >>> amazon based in seattle is shopping around for a location for a second north american headquarters. the offers are pouring in. here is dean reynolds. >> amazon's proposal to deliver 50,000 jobs and a $5 billion investment has cities salivating in a bidding war worthy of the olympics. philadelphia, atlanta, austin, chicago, phoenix, are just a few of the contenders, coaching to land the next amazon national headquarters. all offering come-ons from the practical to the unusual. for reasons not immediately clear, tucson sent a 21-foot cactus

adrianna: also wanted to ask you about holly bobo's brother being suspected of at least kidnapping her at first. what did he say about being a suspect? never suspected of kidnapping or killing her, because he was there and house when she was missing. the story he told that morning, however, was so strange and bizarre that even to this day, actually, there are people in tennessee who find it highly suspect. it was so unusual and strange that police and the tennessee bureau of investigation thought -- they were tapping his phone and tacking his computer and laptop and accessing his bank records for as long as three years after holly bobo went missing. clint bobo, her big brother, was a person of great suspicion for a very long time. understandably, the family had a difficult time with that, and as holly's mom told me, it was hard enough to lose one child and have the other child be the target of suspicion was also more than she could bear. vargas,: elizabeth thank you for your time. "20/20" airs tonight on abc7. coming up next, daring to dream big. >> top of the catholic and that is wher

wisdom and holly. >> time is 5:49.s you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> maureen is standing by with our realtime news tracker the. hey, mow. >> good morning to you. first up an 18-year-old freshman at louisiana state university is dead this morning after potential hazing incident involving a campus fraternity. circumstances surrounding his death are still under investigation. but the lsu president says alcohol is part of the allegations. for now the school has suspended all greek activities indefinitely. >>> next up, the new york times shedding light on more white house drama. covering to the times president trump humiliated jeff sessions after the appointment of special counsel robert mueller. the newspaper says mr. trump berated sessions and told him he should resign and it all stemmed from session's decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. sessions reportedly offered his resignation and told associates the meeting was the most humiliating experience in decades. however, th

. >> reporter: good morning maureen and holly.lorida residents are being told not to wait and get out now as hurricane irma moves closer to the u.s. this morning many parts in florida already look like ghost towns and that's the way officials want it but some people are choosing to stay behind. now, this is video of the damage hurricane irma has already left behind as it blasted several islands and this morning fox news is reporting at least 14 deaths in the caribbean are now being blamed on irma including four in the u.s. virgin island. you can see all that widespread catastrophic damage after the storm brought heavy rain and very high winds to those islands. it has also left thousands of people homeless there. now, as hurricane continues to churn toward florida it's triggered mandatory evacuation orders statewide so you have schools that have been shut down so that families can prepare and thousands of national guardsmen have been deployed to help with the storm preparations. the residents ignoring evacuation orders and staying

holly. ( tiffany ) thanks holly. we will check back with you through out the morning. (james) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. mcelroy. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) (james) (james) the devastation is enormous in florida after irma... to help get the state back on its feet... there are several rescue teams from the bay area there now... (tiffany) kron 4's justine waldman tells us what... and how they are doing in florida... the brunt of the brutal storm has passedand the rescue and recovery efforts are about to begin.members of oakland-based california urban search and rescue task force 4,made it to florida just in time.sot bridges are closed, one closed right behind me fortunate to get through right before it happenedover the phone, battalion chief robert lipp tells kron 4 news..the team arrived sunday and spent the night at the orlando convention center..on monday, they made the move to fort myers a

maureen and holly. >> thank you. 5:18.k at the stories you are engaging with the most this morning on social media. realtime news tracker. hey, whiz. >> unfurled over the big green monster at last night's red sox game. three fans held up this sign that reads "racism is american as baseball." the fans were immediately kicked out of the stadium for that stunt. >>> meanwhile here in the district the health department is investigating medstar washington hospital center after reports of unsanitary leaks in the operating room. now, the hospital is the go-to location for congress and the white house. it was where representative steve scalise had his last surgery after being shot at the congressional baseball game in june. >>> widespread backlash over a startup company in silicon valley. the company called bodega launched a line of smart vending machines for apartments gyms and offices but many people say the startup is promoting cultural appropriation and will end up killing off neighborhood corner stores. >>> next up, a dress co

holly. >> holly: maurice hurst from michigan with the bbpi award from me. he's fine. he's just not going back into the game. for florida gardener has come out of this game on crutches. big question mark going forward with gardener. >> joe: that's not what they want to hear. he moved over to take the place of marcel harris who tore his achilles this summer. the stats are alarming here. 423 total yards for michigan. just over 150 for florida. to your point a race to two pick sixes. think about what you would be looking at here. >> todd: total domination. it's similar to when these teams met the last time. in that game michigan won 41-7 had no turnovers an oun gained them 503 to 73. the turnovers made it look a little more respectable today. >> joe: i mentioned the early schedule for michigan. i said something that should be managed prior to penn state. then of course look at the end of november. the top ten wisconsin team in madison and then the big one on november 25th. >> todd: big win for maryland today going to austin, texas and beating the long horns. >> joe: they

. > >> holly morris is here. holly. >> good morning, everybody, first up hurricane irma made land fall in the crib can in morning considered to be one of the most powerful storms reported in the aan reported in the atlantic ocean. irma is so strong it's registering devices to detect earthquakes. this is not up usual the same thing happened during hurricane harvey. >> barack obama is expressing frustration with end of daca program. he took to facebook posting in part to talk about these young people wrong because they've done nothing song. today we'll learn mow president trump's 1 million doe nition help sure capable havrny will be used. last week the president announced he was donating 1 million of his own money to relief efforts and asking media for the ideas how to use the money. we can expect information on why exactly those funds will be allocated celebrity filled hurricane harvey benefit telethon will be held on all major networks including "fox5". part of hand-in-hand a benefit for hurricane harvey event on

back to you holly and maureen. >> m coming up. protesters at the university of virginia express frustration at the way administrators handle white supremists rally. >> police raised alarm of missing montgomery country woman. >> a live look across the d.c. region, 5:08 now and 6 deg degrees. back on "fox news morning" after the [music playing] across the country, we walk. hat signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. >> 15:09 is the time now. police neat your help to find a missing montgomery countsy man. robby happy was seen in amber tree dmort gaithersburg. 6' 1", 190 pound happy was driving a black audi with maryland tags. call the non emergency >> senate expected to vote today on ran paul's proposal to repeal the 2001 to 200 war resolutions it's and dunkin' donuts taes vote will kill the senator's for the nationa

and the driver was not intoxicated but issued one ordinance violation. >>> investigators in mount hollyall it a heartless crime. it was more than just the metal that the thieves were after. nora muchanic has the story. >> it's just grave robbing -- >> jimmy johnson says it's as low as you can go. stealing grave markers from veterans. they estimate 200 were plucked from the graves on the property. >> they fight for our country and they are disgraced. >> it is grave robbing, they are taking the identity from the graves. >> there are military graves in mount holly that go back to the civil war and cemetery president jimmy johnson says that the thieves pulled the markers out of the holder and sticking the flags back in the ground. >> they cost $65 bran new and that is $7,000 brand new and they will get $150 scrap. >> he went to a number of scrap dealers in the area to give them the heads up to be on the lookout for the stolen grave markers, usually someone with a criminal history along the lines, easily converted to cash and cash can be used at that time to buy illicit drugs on the street.

holly harper's life for us in jacksonville with a look at all -- holly harpe atjacksonville with a look the damage that has been done. holly: while other cities are cleaning up from the devastation that hurricane irma has left behind, here in jacksonville, the st. johns river is at the highest level that has ever been and threatening to overflow the banks again. all eyes here are on the rising waters. flash floods, power outages, downed trees, just some of the damage caused by the rest of irma. -- wrath of irma. a couple of hours, i thought it was coming down. it got scary. holly: the full extent of the devastation is still being determined. authorities are working to clear roads and bridges, and to restore power throughout the region. >> most people are without power. most stores are closed. there is a asked shortage. also flooded savannah, georgia, jacksonville, florida, and charleston, south carolina. officials urging evacuees to be patient and return when there is approval. florida keys, where irma made landfall as a category 4 storm, were especially hard hit. this is the first time

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holly, wis. >> busy morning, thank you. minutes before the hour and happening today montgomery county introduce as i plan to commit nearly 900,000 in funding in law enforcement agencies and money used to hire new officers, prosecutors and other staff specifically to target gangs. this move comes after 18 gang related murders in county within the last two years. a vote on issue is next month. >> also in montgomery county a counts ill hereing for tonight could be the future. council members passe strong bill which would support raising minimum wage from 1 1.50 to $15. the meeting begins 7:0 ton tonight. >> today d.c. bowser will team up with mcauliffe for a focusing on trade mission with cap day. this is first trade mission attended by two states and district. >> the cost to respond to white nationalist rally was under 70,000. batteries, bottled water, fast food and over time and it doesn't include state police staff that responded. rally left dozens injured and two dead including two virginia state police officers kiltd when

questions erinfoxdc on twitter holly and maureen. is 5:18 is the time.at the stories media. >> hi, wiz. >> first up this morning there's evidence of three different spills at one of houston dirtiest toxic waste sites. according to associated press the petroleum waste processing was underwater with hurricane. you can see dark colored spot around the east site. the epa is overseeing cleanup. >> investigators are concerned that facebook is withholding key information from russian medaling in the 2016 election. they want a full draft report from the spring. this all come after facebook shared information about ads brought through fake russian accounts with investigate tours. but refused to let him keep the documents br for further study. nextp a hearing held today on alleged deceptive practices on nfl concussion victims a federal judge overseeing nfl 1 former mrairdz called today's hearing. more than 20,000 are involved in the caseen the judge please service providers, loyrdz and lend he of the gruchz with taking advantage of the players to get their share o

tim brando, spencer tillman and holly saunders. many thanks to all of our guys in the crew.ur crew together for the very first time. i thought that louisville clearly had issues after alexander got hurt, their best offender. it looked like purdue took advantage of that. it was david blough first, but then when he made a mistake, some exam that comes in. and then sindela defined his friend jackson anthrop who made big play after big play. >> spencer: losing about 80% of the time and that's what happened tonight. that was an indicator if he got back into that mode again, they would have problems. spin lookout for that run game. in ohio next week on a quick turnaround. his game is really good. >> spencer: this is their conference. a division within the conference. going to be a tough out for them. spoon give me your thoughts on lamar because it was really quiet 107 107-yard rushing. >> spencer: i'm not going to say he answered all of the critics questions, but i think but it was time to make plays, he did what a big-time player, heisman trophy winner should do. things that he d

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annie. >> reporter: well, wisdom and holly, it's still unclear right now if the officer received any cops is still active but the post that some found racially insensitive have been removed. we're told by d.c. police that the officer dennis sfoglia, he told this account to a different user so it remains active but those racially insensitive posts have been taken down. now, this is who we're talking about, d.c. police officer dennis sfoglia and he is the first -- he's the one who created this account. it has thousands of followers and on this account, you know, he posted what we all do, pictures of himself. there you see he was in uniform there. but he also posted these photos of racially themed jokes and memes and an activist group called law for black lives d.c. they shared these screen shots with us. they also shared it with d.c. police and the group says they're not only racially insensitive but they embrace a culture of excessive force. one of the posts shows an asian woman and apparently the caption called her sushi because they can't pronounce her name. there's another one that

holly, over to you. >> thanks, al. this week following their summer recess and lo lawmakers will be tackling very busy a jenn today. joining us with the latest david lawyer deputy news editor axios. working on this labor day, we appreciate it. >> glad to be here. >> they'll be back in session while they probably had agenda much we knew about, then hurricane harvey hit. that's scrambled the equation, right? so what's up first in terms of what they'll tackle? >> that's right. dzhokhar see kind of has to be the priority now, because fema is down there working. they need money just to keep doing what they're doing, and so steve, said they'd like to combine the funding to make sure the government doesn't default on its debt. it will move up faster because the harvey faster. if you take on more debt it comes faster. they'll try to clear those two at the same time. >> that was big thing obviously prior to hurricane harvey and so who does this benefit really? does it benefit the republicans or benefit the democrats? >> i think

holly made the face we're all feeling right now and we saw that traffic camera.he eastbound side just after 50 as you head to the beltway. we have a nasty crash scene blocking center lanes and traffic crawling by on left lane as they zoom out of the camera there in the right lanes and look at that delay as they back it up a few miles s we have a huge backup because of con just on 234, for instance, william parj way and mannasas and centerville and leaving from mannasas already give yourself 0 extra minutes get through that possess and rubber neck delay on southbound side as well. as we forward things along we is a car crash ramp upper loop that moves to other cameras right now. inner loop on cramp to 60 there and also taking a look at topside of the beltway. outer loop back to normal. heavy volume past connecticut avenue and earlier crash between georgia avenue and connecticut avenue cleared and inner loop looks good past that point and also keep in mind metro rail lines on time. questions erinfoxdc own twitter and the wig story is the 66 mess. back to you guys.

i still love that female player. >> holly is the best. football is back. you got a lot to choose from. except for the reporter. he didn't make it. that lousy reporter. i probably couldn't do it. but that's not saying much. there's a lot of tough stuffy can't do. thank you, broked divment a mack dond 's menu item is saying. q. by. the relic treat that is being faced out. >> they're getting rid of the mack rib? >> no. >> no. it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides. the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus 36 month financing. ends monday! >> do you remember mic pizza. apparently the it was a huge hit for some in the 19930s. mcdonald's ditched the item years ago. a couple of restaurants, one in ohio and one in west virginia still kept it on the the menu all this time. mcdonald's has told the franchise openers to cease and desist. when they heard the news

holly was the last person caring for eden before she died. prosecutors showed photos of eden similar to these but much more graphic. we also heard testimony from two alameda police officers. they say the barlows agreed to hand over their cell phones and two laptops after eden was taken to the hospital. barlow avoided our cameras but they maintain she died from an accident fall down concrete steps. the barlows say she was fine at first but collapsed nine days later. last week a tearful hollie barlow appeared in court for facing a charge for failing to seek medical help for eden. the d.a. declined to comment why they had not pursued the case for six years. >> reporter: jimmy and hollie face separate criminal charges in connection with eden lynch's death. eden's family say they are hoping someone will be held accountable now after they have waited six long years. >> okay. thank you. we'll kopcontinue to follow thi. >>> hurricane maria is unleashing on puerto rico. plenty of people in the bay area are having a difficult time reaching their loved

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back to you maureen and holly. >> 5:07 is the time.g up, it's been a taboo topic before but the catholic church is address sexual abuse head on. >> new guidelines to protect children. we'll have details after the break. >> and as we are heading to reak, a live look across the d.c. region. it's 5:08 and 71 degrees. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. it's 5:09. new this morning germ chan chancellor angela merkel won a historic fourth term. supporters greeted merkel with cheers and applause and chanted angie, angie, merkel conceded she and her party would have a preferred better outcome voters sent the right wing attorney. that party ran on an anti-immigrant platform with an emphasis on closing germany's borders to immigrants. >> the kurds in iraq will vote vote. the u.s. iraq and several other countries are against the ref vote for independence will destabilize the region and damage the coalition fighting the islamic state. and the united nations have condemned the referendum. >> vice president mike pence set to tour nasa and army faciliti

this is holly. she doesn't beg for treats, she pays for them. she started eating cash.er started basically bribing her with treats. give me back the dollar, i will give you a treat. well, apparently -- >> it worked. >> holly got smart to finds cash and pays the owner to give her a treat. >> quite the side hustle. >>> look at this g >>> this morning on "world news now," the republican effort to kill obamacare is near collapse. another key senator announces she will vote no. this as protesters packed the hallways of the capitol with hundreds arrested. >>> and the governor the puerto rico begging the united states for help after hurricane maria, saying they're dealing with a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. while in the caribbean island of dominica, reports of widespread looting following the deadly hurricane there. >>> and new this half hour, see the surveillance video of a deadly crash involving a speeding police cruiser. the car reaches speeds of 80 miles per hour, then slams into a suv with a family

. >> holly morris is here with the r >> mass devastation and death in mexico capital city after a 7.1 earthquake struck a mexico city gas lines sdmroded and dozens of buildings collapseden ud klooing a school which killed 20 children. the death toll stand at 248 nationwide and they fear that number will continue to rise. >>> moving now to hurricane maria which is now on track for a direct hit on puerto rico. category five hurricane lashed dominica and u.s. virgin islands. devastation left behind -- the devastation left behind is mind boggle boggling, maria is set to hit puerto rico in hours. presidential residents were told to he vaikiate or die. >> and pulling the push forbe a bipartisan bill to stabilize the individualizeed health insurance market. republican senator lamar alexander says he and key democrat were not able to re nextp a new study shows that children who start playing football before the age of 12 have mood and behavior problems later in life. researchers say young football players are two times more likely to have problems with behavior. apathy, problem solving than a

child protective services show eden was in the care of holly when she fell unconscious and later died. her death was ruled a homicide. >> holly, her family and her children are a unit that's dealing with the loss of eden and moving forward with their lives. this will now be an opportunity to put to rest some of the issues that are still resolving. >> hollie maintains her innocence? >> absolutely. >> eden's father faces child endangerment charges filed by the coast guard. you can get caught up on our report on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> new at 6:00, puttingjua on . santa clara county has approved a moratorium on selling pot for anything other than medical purposes. the temporary ban will last for 45 days but could be extended for up to two years. the county says it made this move to address concerns surrounding potential recreational marijuana businesses. as of january 1st of next year, california law makes it legal to sell pot for recreational purposes. >>> don't even touch the water. the reasons for the warning for bay area community and when tests may come back clean. >>> it's

i'll toss it back to you, holly. >>> hey, erin, thanks so much.n as we're having fun, our hearts are heavy of course for the people in texas. the washington area has been so giving. coming up we'll show you first hand what the washington area is doing in the relief effort, plus we'll show you a way you can still help it's called hearts for harvey and we've got three groups that are going to give you the inspiration you need to go ahead and give. it's all part of our grand finale for the fox5 zip trips live from national harbor on good day d.c. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪♪ shawn evans: it's 6 am re waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best

holly, 63. dover, 67. koetsdsville, low -- coatesville, low 60s with the calmer winds west of the city. as the day continues, more sunshine. that's good and kind of bad. lots of sunshine means lots of daytime heating. conditions may be primed for any cold air that could make it here. the case in this -- for today is that irma just to the north, the upper level row, hovering over southern new england,. bring us cold air. while the day will be mainly ideal, i think that later this evening we could get one or two isolated thunderstorms for parts of the delaware valley. just a heads up, not a washout. here's your three-day high temperatures. we'll see 70s, upper 70s to low 80s for tomorrow. a few mid 80s, as well. same deal on sunday. monday, i have rain showers in the forecast. i'll keep it like that for now. we'll keep updating you. we're tweeting a lot of updates on what's going on in the tropics. here is why. we have tropical storm jose now, that's the big story across the delaware valley. here, rather acr