. >> immaculate, i will just say immaculate, i love it, you can't miss anything, if you miss a play you must have been asleep. >> and it w it wasa it it waa but it's definitely awesome now. >> put together the bucs have the third most video in the entire league. and of course they have to win and most fans are optimistic this year, with winston at the helm and dirk koetter but things are looking up especially here at home, guys back to you. >> thank you so much, josh. of the field. >> no one is looking at the field right now. >> recent airline outages have left passengers stranded and demanding a fix. >> the push from passengers and lawmakers pushing to get this technology together. >> and could this be the break to understand why a college teen would brutally murder a couple ?? 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, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, gs with a history of seizures.

kitchen counters are immaculate. i love when those things get blue and goopy. monica is outsiode the fox5 studios getting goopy from the heat. but thats not stopping her from collecting school supplies for the kids. mj how are we doing out there? we are partnering with subaru of las vegas, nv energy and henderson hospital...for our annual supply our students drive. today is the final day we need backpacks, pencils, notebooks, crayons and so much more. cc to resume shortly in a couple short weeks... the kiddos will be heading back to school. which means it's time for our annual today, we will be live at n-v energy on west sahara collecting school supplies for some of the valley's most vulnerable students. day two of the drive starts at 7 a-m we are looking for backpacks, pencils, notebooks, crayons... anything you can think of to help these kids be successful in the classroom. keep in mind...backpacks are always the number one need. you can find a full list on our website at fox five vegas dot com. mickey-d's is stepping up... to get kids active. what will be in

the shrine of the immaculate conception provided the setting for the mass. for lucy, now ms.rick nugent, the whirlwind summer international spotlight is over. she will quietly head back to school and assume a new role as a campus housewife while pat finishes his education. and the father of the bride will also slip quietly back into his role as president of the united states. ♪ they agreed in february during the honolulu conference to meet as often as possible to discuss developments in vietnam. on 13 august, the first opportunity arose. general westmoreland was attending formal conferences in honolulu. the president asked the general to meet him at the ranch over the weekend to discuss the overall situation in detail. ♪ the meeting was unheralded and the visit was not announced until the morning after the general arrived. since the chief executive put the river on the map, there is very little that surprises the residents of the texas hill country. at the present, the most publicized soldier of the decade, attending a simple church service with the president, is something th

here are what some fans think as immaculate, i love it, you can't miss anything, if you miss a play you must have been asleep. >> and it w it wasa it it wae but it's definitely awesome now. >> put together the bucs have the third most video in the entire league. and of course they have to win and most fans are helm and dirk koetter but things are looking up especially here at home, guys back to you. >> thank you so much, josh. and those big screens thousand, iou bching that instead of the field. >> no one is looking at the field right now. >> recent airline outages have left passengers stranded and akers pushing to gethis technolo tether. >> and could thise b break to understand why a college teen would brutally murder a couple to thrive in an ever-changing environment, companies must adapt. understands and cares about your business. pnc corporate and institutional banking offers strategies tailored to your company's needs. know that our dedicated teams of local experts offer insight to help you achieve your business objectives. see how working with pnc can help your company grow at pnc

use words like pristine and immaculate, they will not be good candidates for a lowball offer. explain the home may be clearly worth a higher price in a different neighborhood, but not in the want that it is in. if they don't want to come down in price, so that you have another house. your goal is to get sellers to see your point encounter with a lower price. happy negotiating and let me know if you have a consumer dispute. hover over the local news on the website. it takes you to my submit it to be directly. i will get back to you.>>> coming up, a special american flag stolen from a valley home. the veteran gave the ultimate sacrifice and a family is making a plea to get back with no questions asked. >>> this generation learns different as technology takes over. for one valley tech guru the is >>> we continue wall of dust blowing through the southern part of the valley. this is a live look from the when aaron plumbing news chopper, they have in-flight this afternoon keeping an eye on the storm. there is a blowing dust advisory in effect with the southern part of the urban area

he went to the immaculate conception school before his family moved to california. riley, he was a freshmen where he played for the basketball team but on saturday he was playing the popular pokemon go shot in the back. he was there with a friend on a crowded night in that popular tourist spot. a family friend says it came out of nowhere. >> from what we know there was no confrontation or nothing said. just senseless. just came up and shot him in the back and ran away for nothing. >> police say that riley was not robbed. his friends say they noticed someone watching them from nearby, but since so many people were playing that pokemon go in that park, they didn't think anything about it. come forward and provide them with clues. riley was known for teaching kids basketball here just like his dad did for years. live in lowell this morning, doug meehan, newscenter 5. >> thank you. right now a man is getting ready to face a judge as he faces scrutiny in the death of his teenage daughter. he was arrested on friday in connecticut. he was charged with being a fugitive from

calvin riley went to immaculate conception school before his family moved to california. he was a freshman at san joaquin delta colleg on saturday, he was playing that popular pokemon go game in san francisco's ghiradelli square when police say he was shot in the back. riley was there with a friend on a crowded night in that very popular tourist spot. a family friend says the killing came out of nowhere. >> from what we know, there was no confrontation, the resulting said back-and-forth. someone just came up, shot him in the back and ran away, for nothing. emily: police say riley wasn't robbed. his friend says they noticed were playing pokemon go in that park, they didn't think anything of it. police are hoping witnesses will come forward and provide more clues. erika: right now police in lowell are investigating after bullets fly through the window of a home. this happened on fayette street last night. two rounds went through that window. one person was inside at the time, but they were not hurt. a man will face a judge today after the death of his teenage daughter. 45-y

the immaculate deflection take >> how could you forget it. i was going down the seam 20 something seconds left in the game the ball gets tipped up i just remember looking at it and saying i think i might have a chance to catch this. and i caught it and then i was shocked that nobody was around to tackle me so i just take off running. and i see linebacker or two chasing me and the guy kinds of gave up on the play that's when i decided to run down the sideline. thank goodness that linebacker did not catch me. >> you're trying but how did you come up with that right in the moment? >> because i saw the guy quit on the play and i realized nobody was behind me. i thought let me run a few seconds off to make sure we're going to win this football game. >> you were telling me you had a little ptsd about that you started having dreams. >> i started having nightmares were you a hundred percent sure nobody was behind you probably should have just got in the end mailed you fumble you would have been on football follies. >> where does that rank on the bran

searching for suspects after this lowell native is shot and killed he is calvin riley and went to immaculate conception school before they moved to california. on saturday he was playing pokemon go in san francisco when police say he was shot in the back. police are not sure if riley was robbed. they don't know if somebody was watching from nearby. since so many people were playing in the park at that time they didn't think anything of it. police 40e7 witnesses come forward and provide more clues. ed: investigators are not treating the death of a 10-year-old at a kansas water park as a crime. >> he was the son of a kansas state lawmaker and he died after riding the world's tallest water slide. you can see it here. 168 feet tall and it dropped to 70 miles an hour. it is not clear exactly how this boy died. the riders have to be 54 inches to ride. they have to wear a very velcro strap on the ride. the family. i understand that you want a lot of information right now. >> the slide opened in 2014 and encountered problems early on including practice tests that had sandbags in place of people goin

immaculate..we definitely didn't have the graffiti because more baseball was played...it was respected" randy hogan remembers when the diamonds at 9th and brown made him feel special. he didn't just love the game of baseball, he loved how it made him feel. "it changed my life then" it also gave adult role models gave me a father...by the time i came here i had a coach strong who had a two door grand am...and he would pick up as many kids as he could because he just wanted us here playing ball...what did i gain here...father figures.." which partially explains why hogan is back on that same field coaching kids who are much like he was. the infield is full of weeds, the "the homeless us that as a shelter" but in a city in need of pockets of peace, it'll do. the plan was to be coaching elsewhere--after a career in both the marines, and national guard, he moved his wife and two sons to phoenix. "i wanted to get away from the violence..of the community...and see an environment more diverse..."but two years ago as he watched the violence in ferguson...and baltimore... "i'm thinking wow this

youth baseball, who had some perspective on the chaos in his neighborhood. 47:07 "the fields were immaculate..we definitely didn't have the graffiti because was respected" randy hogan remembers when the diamonds at 9th and brown made him feel special. he didn't just love the game of baseball, he loved how it made him feel. "it changed my life then" it also gave adult role models that were lacking at home. 49:30 "in so many ways baseball gave me a father...by the time i came here i had a coach strong who had a two many kids as he could because he just wanted us here playing ball...what did i gain here...father figures.." which partially explains why hogan is back on that same field coaching kids who are much like he was. the infield is full of weeds, the concession stand smells of urine "the homeless us that as a shelter" but in a city in need of pockets the plan was to be coaching elsewhere--after a career in both the marines, and national guard, he moved his wife and two sons to phoenix. "i wanted to get away from the violence..of the community...and the segregation...i wanted them to see a

. >> reporter: generally an immaculate course leads to low scores but it may not be the case if it stays windy. >> when the wind blows here, that's one of the defenses. and i can see that because mid irons and a couple greens and some hole that were short. going to be fun. >> reporter: the field isn't as strong as an olympic tournament should be in near ride remains. six of the top 10 pulled out due to zika virus concerns. including the americans dustin johnson. however team usa has a strong shot to medal. ever. >> it's a different feel. not. i'm pulling for the guys but not if i'm trying to beat them for a medal. >> reporter: we can't get used to golf. they'll do it in 2020, after that it will be reevacuated. one expert used to measure the strength says this one stacks up like the 2015 sony open where i think golf fans would >> yeah, no kidding. okay. paul ryan reporting live from rio. thank you. >>> a smart watch can do more than keep you connected. >> still ahead, how one boy used a smart watch to save his life. >> yeah. >>> plus, one man's solution to missing his flight caught on cam

if it's immaculate and it smells, that looks funny. if it's dirty and it smells, people go, nice motor home. they stick their head in and go, wow, what a pig. >> butterfield claims he kept the body in hopes that a miracle would raise rebecca from the dead. >> the bible says, heal the sick, cast out demons, and raise the dead. jesus did. christianity is all about basically it's all about believing that your daughter could be raised from the dead. that's kind of the basis of christianity. jesus was raised from the dead. a lot of people were. it is possible but you have to have faith. >> back at orange county central jail facility, it's been less than 24 hours since brian james brutally attempted to strangle an alleged sex offender in the orange county jail's intake unit. sheriff's deputies have completed their preliminary investigation. >> this is holding cell 7h7 in the booking loop. as related to inmate brian james, this is where the alleged attempted murder happened early on a sunday morning when he was booked into the orange county j

it was deliberately, designbly written as perfectly immaculately acceptable from a camelist and from a western point of view. as these are central, legitimate, moderate people. it was written by the gulenists and that night and in the true moral of the next 24 hours or so their best hope was that the real camelists within the army, that is to say the general staff, et cetera, would move over and align themselves with them. when that failed the coup went. thank you. [ applause ] >> just to remind the question to dr. duran, did the camelists support the coup at the beginning of the oc party and the populist dimension of the democracy movement and the future of civil military relations in turkey. in the future. well, starting and talking about is there any alliance of camelists and gulenists behind this coup d'etat. actually if there was a real alliance between camelists and guleni gulenists this attempt would be much more bloody and more difficult for the government to suppress this attempt, but, of course, there can be some people and some soldiers who were expecting promotion in thei

liz: this is not the immaculate recovery.mic recovery has not been so state-of-the-art under obama administration. that is all he needs to focus on. kennedy: david webb, does he have the ability? that is the most important thing. does he have the ability do you think, to focus and take that message and lay out a logical path to victory for, not only himself but for the economy and american voters? >> look i think he has the ability but does he choose to use it? look, we've seen different versions of donald trump come out. they're all donald trump. he comes out, gives a great speech at rnc he focuses on key issues that matter to the blue-collar folks. he is the billionaire gets blue-collar and i get that, but what he has to do ask show a little bit more restraint. pick your targets, talking about hitting back in negative campaigning, pick your target. kennedy: who should he target? >> instead of "crooked hillary," how about clarifying her lies. see what i did, clarifying her lies. you have something where lies have been called

lisa, a registered nurse, returned from work to an immaculate house. >> i said, what do you want? i want to talk to you. i said, okay. she said before you say no, listen to me. she said [ bleep ] wants me to come spend the weekend with her to help clean condos with her dad. and i said, shauna, i'm not going to discuss that now. and she said, well, can she at least come home and her dad meet you, and at least you could meet them? and i said, we can at least do that. but i'm not going to let you go still yet, shauna. >> later that night, kathy and her dad came over to the house to meet shauna's mother and grandmother. >> he was slick. he was, like, the girls are going to clean condos. they will make $80 a piece. i'll make sure she calls you. you can come out there any time. shauna is just begging me, begging me, begging me. i finally gave in. >> cathy's dad took the girls to a friend hse not far from where shauna lived. >> her dad took us to this house and said he would be right back. he left us there and 20 or 30 minutes after we were there, i asked for some water and i drank the w

. >> reporter: from the fruit trees to the rose bushes to the immaculate ground she tended daily. she left her mark. >> she always had a kind word for everybody. >> reporter: her death in 2015 carries its own horrible legacy. police report shows the 84-year-old olga was tied up in this chair in her home by two fugitives on the run from the law. then she was shot to death where she sat. >> they tied her up with duct tape and they shot her. >> reporter: using data compiled by a team of nbc investigative reporters located throughout california, we traced three of the guns later found on the suspects in olga's murder to guns that had been stolen from a marin county home. police say the fugitives later traded a stolen gun for a getaway car. >> it just happened for no reason. >> reporter: our investigation found that the use of stolen weapons to commit other crimes happens again and again. using this unique database, we matched the serial numbers of 4300 stolen and lost guns dating back to 2010 with the serial numbers of guns connected to crimes from the same time period. crime data obt

. >> it was one of those things where like there was so much stuff in the house and yet it was immaculate. everything had a place. and he had so much stuff, it was like an offbeat museum. >> reporter: jessica and jason lived almost 300 miles away in oklahoma city. but jessica spoke with or texted her parents several times a day. but that all changed on may 1st. >> i had called my mom on my way to work, like i always do. and she didn't answer. so i thought, well, maybe she's in the bathroom. maybe she's outside. and i called back, and i still didn't reach her. >> reporter: by noon, jessica says she still couldn't reach her. so she called the springfield police and asked them to go by the house. and when the officer did that, what did he report back to you? >> that nothing seemed out of place. they couldn't see anything inside the house. all the doors and -- were secure. absolutely no signs of forced entry or that anything appeared to be out of place. >> reporter: the officer had no cause to force his way into the house and left. but jessica says she was still worried. so she and jason jump

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having said that, i think it is important to clarify that rajoy has two months to brokered in immaculatemall regional parties. it would not necessarily mean we are heading toward dramatic elections, but the same time there is a sense that people are in spain are becoming increasingly angry at the situation. they had voted three times in december. and that is getting a bit too much. and the voters, on christmas day, an additional issue for people here. excellede economy has relative to the rest of europe, despite no government. maybe there is a bit of a hint there? maria: that is right. the economy so far has shown no impact of the political deadlock. as you mentioned last week, gdp beat expectations. in sumer confidence is holding strongly. i think the problem with spain is that the government caretaker has not been able to approve a single piece of legislation for all of the year now, and the hard work is beginning to add up. most definitely, a budget next year. spain has a deadline at the end of the month to drop this budget and sent to brussels, but there could be a case with there is

it's not an immaculate recovery. we've got a really bad wage growth.nd when bill clinton was in office? because the lack of really good high paying jobs. you saw that in the jobs sector. a lot of low service paying jobs. ashley: that's right. the quality of jobs. liz: yeah. ashley: so i guess the bottom line here, liz, is that this is the time for donald trump. this is in his wheelhouse. talking about the economy. liz: that's right. ashley: this is a billionaire who has been very successful after a rotten week or two. this is his time to shine. liz: it is his time to shine. now, the question is how would the media cover it? again, what we've never seen before in this country is the idea that socialism should be at the top of anybody's economic policy roster. ashley: right. liz: and we haven't seen that as venezuela collapses, as brazil collapses, as ireland has gone in the opposite direction with 26 year on year end growth. remember ireland had a housing bubble and they took the opposite direction of socialist europe and south america. they cut regulat

he stalks his neighborhood like an immaculate white percent cat. >> doesn't matter what year it is, 1981 with 60 minutes. 2006 with sunday morning. >> don't miss out on the big apple button. >> reporter: this summer, you'll and irritating someone who thinks they're too smart, too rich, or too important. >> i wondered if tom wolfe's famous feistiness may have subsided a little bit over the years. it hasn't. >> well, i just try to bring truth. >> reporter: latest book, wolfe argues speech, not evolution is responsible for humanities highest achievements. he scours the man who introduced darwin, along with famed linguist. >> darwin is another myth, and it's noted as saying human beings evolved from animals because their creatures of totally different powers. if you have the power of speech, that's also the p.o.ower of mem. >> reporter: it is bold and dangerous to see that darwinism and evolution is a myth. agree with me. but i try. the problem with evolution is knolls. including his most famous, bonfire of the vanities. and then there was your first novel at the age of 57. >> right. >> repo

dominic: i think that some people feel that her hope is she can do what they call immaculate tighteninghat there is some neutral funds rate and may be lower than they wanted to be, but they can somehow get there with minimal disruption which will therefore have a very limited impact on the economy. the real hope, by the way, as she gets some politicians doing some fiscal policy. tom: that would be a hope. francine: it would be a hope. but we're doing a search on the keywords used certainly of the news items and fiscal policy has been used more than 2009. i wonder whether on fiscal policy, they can only but disappoint. dominic: well, they've definitely been disappoint. it is very -- the trouble with fiscal policy as we are looking for preemptive fiscal policy and historically, fiscal policy is not preempted. it reacts to a problem pretty go through recession and then you react. we've always argue this is not a classic, the u.s. going into recession, this is stagnation. a disappointing growth trajectory. and because of that, the financial repression is driving up asset class prices and co

people to think about -- we don't believe that there is anybody in our caseload who has had an immaculate conception. so because we don't believe that, and we believe that most of the children come with another parent attached to them somewhere, that we really want to go after fathers. so what we have done is looked at one of the goals, to put families together. we're looking at noncustodial fathers really hard. we put in three programs to be able to do that. one is, in all of them provide some kind of subsidy to men. i know that is kind of unusual, because most of these guys really do need subsidized employment. a couple things we found out about it is that when we get guys jobs, many of them get married. it ought to say something to us that men don't marry when they don't have jobs. that if we can get them employment, they tend to form families. the other side is women don't marry men who don't have jobs. so it is kind of critical that we figure out how to get men jobs. go we also found out that getting them jobs is not enough. we also need to figure out -- many of them come to us, havi

the 10 purposely as immaculately acceptable from a western mind of view.hese are principles, moderate, legitimate. it was written by the groom of nests. and that night and the next 24 hours or so their best hope was the general staff and etc. would move over and align themselves with them. when that failed, the coup ended. thank you. [applause] remind -- -- iscernible] >> well, starting with the talking about is there any alliance behind this coup attempt. actually, if there was a real alliance this attempt would be much more bloody and more difficult for the government to suppress this attempt. there can be some people, some soldiers were in their a promotion offices from this coup attempt you know. in each coup d'etat or situation, military officers maybe somehings so of them asked to something from this coup attempt but it was not an alliance actually we cannot the reason for? this, you know different sectors of turkish society, including kurds suffered from the act of this movement at different times. you know, when relations between our party and the