charlotte- mecklenburg police department: "our officers, acting heroically, violent outlash is a rush to judgement: (1.mov tc 1:21-1:39) putney: "it's time for the voiceless majority to stand up and be heard. 1:27 it's time to change the so far, especially through social media." 1:39 (na-21we) tc :48-1:02 aerial of shooting scene tc :51 photo of keith scott this started after a police officer shot keith they were there to serve an arrest warrant to someone else. police say scott got out of his car , holding a handgun and refused repeated orders to drop it... his family says he was holding a book. mecklenburg police department: "we did find a weapon. the weapon was there. >> live picture once again chopper 13 over the stratsphere after the all clear was given. a backpack was found in the metro area. we will have a few update on woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives, and congressman heck called it "a blip." narrator: in 2008, joe heck called nevada's housing crisis "a blip on the radar." that's just how out of touch joe heck is. narrator: after heck sponsored a bill giving ta

why is this election so close in your judgement, when you just laid out all the virtues you think she has and all the failings that you think donald trump has. >> well, for one reason, we don't really discuss what it's about. >> rose: what are we doing. >> like even there, i was trying to explain to you what her position on trade is, is that the original trade deals were supposed to be both a fair on trade and we didn't get the money up front from the people who were for these deals, they were all people who were going to be dispossessed. and more and more companies were being pushed by activist shareholders like carrier air conditioning. you take this furnace plant in indiana. move 2-g 100 jobs to mexico in a division that is making money, where the profit margins are increasing. no one ever thought that was going to happen. it was being driven not by the trade deals, but by the dominance of short-term investors, who want their money back in a year and a day. that's what we have to thank. and what hillary is basically saying is until you get the equities right, every time we do trade

it decreases your judgement... leading to a pattern of bad decisions. it can also work or social activities. and you may have trouble understanding visual images... like trouble reading or telling the difference between colors. a man in miami is in critical condition this morning, after getting struck by lightning. the man was working construction on the roof of a building when the strike hit the building tuesday afternoon. other construction workers say they began to get away from the building when they realized there was lightning in the area. that's when the man was hit. he was flown to the hospital, and no one else was hurt. a 13- ?prove his toughness anymore. he just has to ?show it. joshua stuart has a big cut on his foot... from a shark bite! and even though it just happened a few days ago... he's ready to go ?back in the water. the attack happened sunday in indian harbour beach in brevard county. he was surfing with friends when he felt something ?hit his leg, then felt a sharp pain in his foot. joshua says he knew what it was, before he even sa

i think the main thing is i have great judgement." clinton, the democratic presidential nominee and trump, the republican presidential nominee addressing an audience of veterans and active service members aboard the intrepid sea, air and space museum. trump has repeatedly attacked clinton's foreign policy record...calling her "trigger-happy and very unst no faith in hillary clinton or the leadership...she's been there for 30 years...we need change." clinton leaning heavily on her tenure as secretary of state... saying trump is unequipped and temperamentally unfit to serve as commander in chief... clinton says: "now my opponent was for the war in iraq war. he says he wasn't you can go back and look at the record... i have taken responsibility for my decision, he refuses to take responsibiltiy for his support..." both candidates differ on how to support american troops once they are back on home soil... and on the best way to improve health care for veterans... trump says: "the va is really you could say is almost a corrupt enterprise..

jeopardy attached.basically--- so they brantner again.the defense wants a "declarative judgement"... of ?not? guilty. brantner's first trial resulted in a ?hung jury? in late june.he was charged with beck's murder... after authorities ?re-examined? d-n-a evidence.today's hearing is at 1:30 at the "fond du lac county court house." waukesha mayor shawn reilly is back home after a trip to washington d-c.he met with wisconsin lawmakers about funding for the city's 200-million dollar project to take water from lake michigan... asking the army have to pay contractors to do the construction work. so obviously if we are paying contractors then the rates for water utility customers would be decreased." decreased." 3 waukesha is also working on another project -- a proposed municipal building.the city's current one needs more than one-million dollars worth of work to keep it up and running. mayor reilly is encouraging all residents to give input at one of "it's an important decision for the city of waukesha. this building has been here for more than 50 years, whatever the city does next for it

"sitting down with them in a gentle, very non-judgemental way, talking about their concerns. again, we recommend talking directly about suicide so there's no confusion about what you're asking. and you should not be concerned that increase someones risk of suici" it is going to increase someone's risk of suicide. >> he says any mention of suicide should be treated very seriously no matter if the person has threatened it before. we do have a link to the foundation to crisis 2 hotline on cbs 2 iowa.com. we generally do not report on the decision to let you know about the teen's passing. are gathering tonight to remember a classmate who lost his life over the weekend. 20-year-old nathan twedt was found dead just before eight saturday night in the iowa rive. river.the johnson county sheriff's office is trying to find out how he ended up in the river so if you know anything, give them a call. his classmates are holding a vigil for nathan at 8 at the campanile bell tower on campus. prolific athletes protesting on the sidelines during national anthems is racial equity is a constant

and until they get serious and really give us hard evidence, we can't really make judgements about either candidate's health." doctor oz's daytime audience skews predominently female -- giving trump a platform to win over a demographic he's struggling to connect with. seems to be gaining strength as polls tighten, and a new bloomberg poll of battleground ohio shows trump leading by five points... but hillary clinton plans to be healthy and back on the campaign trail tomorrow. in washington, im scott mclean. chopper 13 fast and first over metro's north west area command center this morning where a bomb threat forced evacuations. metro telling us they found a suspiciuous package safe. on 13 action news live at 3-30 parker collins tells us -- the threat wasn't just the package. a giant billboard in the middle of boston has everyone talking! you can see news headlines of the day written on it...but it's not the main purpose of this art installation. we'll explain why it has intrigued so many plus -- take a look at this real life episode of what would you do caught on camera... first. and a lo

think talking ab leadership and who is a leader and who isn't a leader, i don't think that isa value judgement on that particular person. kaufmann said he didn't know enough about putin to say what he thought about putin's leadership.in cedar rapids... rapids......iowa democrats said donald trump's statements actually prove that he's ?not right for americans.they drove that point home with former reagan staffer doug elmets who says in 2016 -- he's voting for a democrat for the first time. republican party and he managed to hookwink a lot of voters in iowa and beyond into believing his phony tales. let's go inside iowa politics -- to talk about the people not trying to move into the white house. congress went back to work tuesday -- but... but...they leave again in just four weeks before the november election.they ?do need to pass spending bills to keep the government open past october first and both major parties haveai funding to fight the zika virus. the linn county board of supervisors approved their plan to increase the minimum wage in the county a second tim. time.it goes into effect if i

and today -- the board of medical examiners says there has to be quote, a "judgement of conviction" bfore a license is revoked. the board will do their own investigation... and see if there's any threat to health safety. the staff of doctor burgos' office has not confirmed if he is practice during the investigation. we're days away from the first presidential debate. the nominees are prepping for the big night... and so are several businesses! how one restaurant is drawing inspiration from the election season... to bring in more customers. and... it's voted one of the best companies to work for. where "raising cane's" is hosting a hiring event tomorrow... for their newest congressman heck's become part of the problem in washington. heck voted to protect perks for politicians like himself, at taxpayer expense and voted members of congress, like himself, taxpayer-funded healthcare for life. heck even voted to allow congressmen to take their pay during a government shutdown. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's

as a precautionwaves reached six feet high near the break wall more often than not just use good judgement out there. if you go out there in what looks then it probably is the coast guard cautions... 11 people died in lake michigan last month. beyond wisconsin-new details this morning in the case of a missing minnesota boy -- whose body was found 27 years after he vanished.a person of interest in the case -- already facing child pornography charges -- may have led detectives to the body of jacob wetterling as part of a plea deal.danny heinrich was named a person of interest in wettlerlng's disappearance last year.the riding his bike with his brother and a friend, back in 1989 hermine .. now a tropical cyclone ... is stalled off the east coast this morning.while it didn't make landfall ... it still managed to ruin the labor day holiday at some popular beaches.fears about waves and rip currents kept nearly everyone out of the water.a tropical storm warning remains in effect in parts of massachusetts.hermine is expected to weaken, but may stay off the northeast coast through mexico is on hurr

"just using a little better judgement about.. you know we will give up a yard for you not taking a hit, those kinds of things.. hopefully he'll do that. and greg assures me he's practiced sliding as well... i know tucker was a really good baseball player, maybe they worked over ... this weekend on it hopefull some of the ugliest slides i've seen... since i've gotten into coaching... that's for sure." this season is garrett hartwig's third -- leading the west high football team -- and one thing's for sure in iowa city -- the trojans exemplify what their coach is all about -- hard work workgarrett hartwig -- our ed thomas coach of the week week garrett hartwig -- brings it -- at west high -- "all one speed... go, go, go." with a knowledge of football -- and wisdom for life "the greatest lesson learned is that there are no guarantees. the only guarantee is that if you don't work hard and if you don't sell out then you will fail."which is why hartwig's message to his team is simple --- work hard -- --"if you want to get anywhere then

had to recognize that i, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my judgement, and i am glad to be able to stand here today in front of everyone and tell you i'm sorry." (nat-applause) in hollywood, i'm david daniel. to see more treanding headlines along with weather updates and breaking news alerts.. just download the free ktnv mobile app. anchors adlib and toss to bryan west side of the valley...73 to 77 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest to 30 mph after midnight. .tuesday...mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. mostly in san bernardino and mohave counties. highs 81 to 84 on the west side of the valley...83 to 87 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph increasing to south 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. in the evening then becoming partly cloudy. lows 67 to 72 on the west side of the valley... 66 to 71 on the east side. south winds 15 to 25 mph. .wednesday...clouds and sun. a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 84 to 88 on the west side of the valley... generally light becoming southeast up to 10 mph in th

darcy tag: nahac sent a statement acknowledging the abuse and bad judgement. the contractor's new leadership says they'll ensure this never happens again. and that they're rolling up their sleeves to earn back the trust of the state, the federal government and the taxpayers. darcy spears, 13 action news. a valley man says he worked his whole life to start a business.. only to watch it disappear. what he says happened that has his family of six in danger of losing everything. plus... more cl this is no circus act. what they're doing now that has police concerned about your child's safety. wasn't worse. take a look. a car is dangling over the edge of a downtown parking garage. position. he was rescued.. and wasn't hurt. responders plan to tether the car.. then lower it to the alley below. an outbreak of creepy clowns has been reported in the carolinas and now in yuma, arizona. this clown was seen riding his bike down the street. police are concerned because while it's been reported some of the clowns have been trying to lure children into

police say the baby's mom used poor judgement. this woman has also seen the video. >> is pretty frightening. i would not do that, but i'm a lot older. reporter: we were unable to reach the baby's mom for comment. but after reviewing the facebook post, police here will be charging 20-year-old breanna mcgrath of acushnet with reckless endangerment of a child. the department of children and families is also conducting its own investigation. wcvb newscenter 5. ed: stormteam 5, keeping a very close eye on the track of tropical storm hermine. heather: these are the pictures just as it passes myrtle beach, south carolina. ed: trees could be damaged or more easily by this tropical heather: you are looking live right now at charleston, south carolina. we are tracking tropical storm hermine. harvey will be back in a few minutes. ed: former new england mob boss frank salemme and another man both indicted today in the 1993 killing of owner. salemme and paul weadick are charged with murdering a federal witness, steven disarro. the indictment a

has had some interesting slides but that is one thing we are encouraging to use a little better judgement. you lost a big play receiver in tauvon smith how have the younger guys done or what have you seen really done a good job riley mccarron i think was a good player last year he's improved from last year and i we are counting on the vandeberg play excellent the football again and then after that we are a bunch of young guys are moving along and making progress so we are eager to see what they look like on saturday. on defense anthony nelson is kind of jumped up a defense end what have you seen from him and it feel confident that you can get to the quarterback this year right now with three guys are competing for the starting jobs we feel they were a year ago i think parker played a lot of good football last year that experience is really going to help him a lot. matt nelson was really developing as we went a long and he has had a good spring and a good summer. anthony is not a surprise but he really has done a good job in camp. brandon snieder quarterback back at free safety i was impre

in an instagram post, cotillard media and the haters who are quick to pass judgement, i sincerely wish you a swift recovery." she ended by wishing jolie and pitt find peace. she also announced she and her longtime boyfriend are expecting. coverage continues tonight on the hollywood split on entertainment tonight. it starts at 6:30, right after 12 news at 6:00. patrick: right now, a look at what's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. joyce garbaciak is in the newsroom with a look ahead. joyce: new tonight on wisn 12 news at 6:00, a warning for packers fans heading to sunday's home opener at lambeau, the scam going around that has the team urging fans to be careful. >> you can't just wake up and decide this will be cool and i will try this. you have to really commit to it. >> yeah, you do. imagine running, biking, and swimming nonstop for three straight days. that's the feat this local educator is about to undertake. why his goal is more than just physical. join us for all new stories tonight at 6:00. patrick: parents who try to keep their kids clean and healthy might want to get them a li

. >> the emotions overtake her judgement, and she convinces her husband to pre ten the child is theirs>> their moral dilemma comes into the open when they meet a grieving widow. >> and the couple sees how their choices have hurt an innocent victim. >> everything is shaded, you know, good people make bad choices, and that's life. >> those choices bring joy to their lonely island, before turning to heart break. danielle nottingham, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> oh, philadelphia's own hall and oats were back together again to receive their star on the hollywood walk of fame. muse co-duo met here in philadelphia, and attended temple university together in the 19 60s, and they rose to fame with hit like i can't go for that, and man ether. hall and oats have produced 18 studio albumns together, and have six number one singles. they now hold the 200587 star on the walk every fame. >> much deserved. stack track mission new york one of the biggest fan conventions now underway. original show aired nearly 50 years ago, but fans more excited than ever with the new movie in theatres and cbs tele

because i think he believes it's going to be against the ideology of islam and he can have that judgement, obviously he does. but what it does is it does a disservice to the people of america and actually it treats us like we're a bunch of idiots. sharyl: in 2007, you said that we, in the u.s., our intelligence services were camps and yet forbidden from doing anything about it. fmr. lt. gen. flynn: there were two training camps, in somalia, in the fall of 2007, approximately 150 per camp, training and we're watching them and there was some decisions that needed to be made whether or not we destroy this training camp. the decision was made don't do anything and i think it was because there were women and children at risk there. so, we ended up with 300 terrorists hardcore terrorists , most of them are still probably out on the battlefield conducting the types of operations we're seeing happen around the world today. sharyl: in fact, you knew one of them? fmr. lt. gen. flynn: one of them was an american that ended up committing an attack, a suicide bombing attack, just outside of djibouti,

it up does not mean that the person is more likely "sitting down with them in a gentle, very non-judgemental way, talking about their concerns. again, we recommend talking directly about suicide so there's no confusion about what you're asking. and you should not be concerned that asking about it is going to increase someones risk of suici" suicide."martels also says that any mention of suicide should be treated very seriously, no matter if the person has threatened it before.we have a link to the on our website - cbs -2- iowa dot com. students at u-n-i are gathering tonight to remember a classmate who lost his life over the weekend. 20-year-old nathan twedt was found dead just before eight o'clock saturday night in the iowa river. river.the johnson county sheriff's office is trying to determine ?how he ended up in the river.if you have any information that could help - you're asked to give them a call. again - his classmates are holding a vigil for nathan tower on campus. in a final vote today - linn county supervisors passed an ordinance to raise the minimum . wage.cbs 2 news reporter joe

more i had to recognize i along with the rest of the worlds had been superficial and careless in my judgement and i am glad to be able to stand here today in front of everyone and tell you i'm sorry. >> in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> what a night. >> really was. and julia lewis dreufuss, what an amazing speech last night, and you can tell it was straight from the heart. >> absolutely, she will always be lidge today me. >> course, how could you forget? >> i know the rain just got here. but is it too soon to talk about whether it will get on out of here? >> it might not be, you know, skipping right along, it is taking its sweet old time. >> this front is very sluggish after all, but it is eventually leaving, i promise you. actually looking ahead to nice weather as the days progress here. so we walk you through that pattern. we do have to address the here and now, of course the rain that just drenched us this morning, oh, what a rough morning drive it was. and we ended up with some very impressive rainfall totals. take a look, obviously very short list. but phoenixville over inch and a half

. >> those are judgement calls. the judgment yaulz incorrect. >> reporter: director comey confirmed they are re-examining it's contact with the father of the bombing suspect in new york. the father says he warned the fbi about his son. >> would you not have done more when rahami was arrested to question him because his dad said he was a terrorist? >> your facts are wrong about what his father told the fbi. >> reporter: but a family rahami was suspected of terrorist sympathies. by 2014 when the fbi got involved agents also knew about his travel to afghanistan and still closed.the matter was - >> if there's learning, we will learn from it. we are not perfect people. >> reporter: as military progress against isis forces thousands of foreign fighters back to their home countries witnesses warned of new challenges. >> while we've seen a decrease in the frequency of large scale complex plotting efforts that sometimes span months or years we're instead seeing much more vectors that emerge quickly or suddenly. >>> director

all three involve red facing manslaughter charges in wishham's death judgement and the prosecutors believe they know who that killed a grandmother and they have charged him with second-degree murder and felon in possession of a firearm. maria rivera contreras was shot and killed in a car with her brother and two grandchildren also in the car. >> part of a busy intersection is shut down because of a depression in the road there. here is what it looked like. as you can see, there is quite the large hole there, something you would not want to drive over with a car. workerring filling the hole with dyed green water and that is something they normally try to do when they try to locate a sewer line break. one southbound lane was recently reopened. >> the drivers are familiar with this issue. recently another pothole closed a portion of the southbound lane that was closed for about a week. there is no word on how long it is going to take to fully reopen either roadway. >>> amid reports of a possible active shooter, and pa on lockdown right now. some streets have been blocked around this campus. a

"just using a little better judgement about.. you know we will give up a yard for you not taking a hit, those kinds of things.. hopefully he'll do that. and greg assures me he's practiced sliding as well... i know tucker was a really good baseball player, maybe they worked over ... this weekend on it hopefully, but he's got some of the ugliest slides i've seen... since i've gotten into coaching... that's for sure."this season is garrett hartwig's third -- leading one thing's for sure in iowa city -- the trojans exemplify what their coach is all about -- hard workgarrett hartwig -- our ed thomas coach of the week.garrett hartwig -- brings it -- at west high -- "all one speed... go, go, go." go."with a knowledge of "the greatest lesson learned is that there are no guarantees. the only guarantee is that if you don't work hard and if you don't sell out then you will fail."which is why hartwig's message to his team is simple --- work hard -- --"if you want to get anywhere then you have got to work hard and that work may not lead to wh

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one instance of bad judgement...can have a lasting impact on person's life. some of those people convicted of low-level crimes get a second chance. joel brown is live outside the wake county justice center -- with how this program will work. joel? this has been in the works for a few months now... the district attorney working to find ways to restore confidence in the criminal justice system... from a segment in this community that feels they've paid their debt to society... but society won't let them back in. - " yes, beyond frustration." 32-year old arthur fields, raised here in southeast raleigh...currentl y employed at a jiffy lube in cary.. and in the midst of a frustrating search for a new lease on life-- a second chance. - "just an opportunity to finally start my life over again from scratch and do things the way i had intended before everything fell apart." things fell apart for arthur in 2010. police responded to a domestic disturbance call at his home... he insists he's innocent-- but says he was convinced to enter a guilty probation and no jail. wi

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i, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my judgement, and i am glad to be able to stand here today in front of everyone and tell you i'm sorry the limited series won 5 awards. including one for sarah paulson.. real-life character she played. transparent star jeffrey tambor also won two awards.. for his role in "transparent" "please give transgender talent a chance. give them auditions. give them their story the kids from stranger things also stole hearts.. performing their own version of uptown funk... and passing out sandwiches from jimmy kimmel's mom.. game of thrones won three categories.. pushing them past the world record.. with a total of 38 awards over the show's history. dog for hire! how this dog is playing duck, duck goose with these geese getting toddlers to listen can be tough. involved! the lesson she taught her daugher.. using a little tough love. ((music)) after living i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important t

be on an unclassified system, and repeatedly said she relied on state officials to use their best judgementhen handling classified information. says the materials only proof why the justice department decided not to move forward. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> lauren,? clearly, turning away from the east coast. >> yes, we keep watching this system, keep watching the model data as it rolls in, giving you updated forecast as far as the track is concern, as we head into the next couple of days, so time frame of concern will be tomorrow night and into labor day, all is calm and quiet right now, beautiful conditions for that made in america festival. down at the art museum, 68 degrees, feeling cool, wind out of the northeast at only around 6 miles per hour, so we did have breezier conditions in center city earlier today. winds, or temperatures, pretty consistent across the area, 50's in the poconos, 60s down the shore, but the wind speeds, those are not consistent at all. calm wind in the lehigh valley up into the poconos. gusty conditions, along the coast, and closer proximity to hermine, and o

assessing people's suicide was asking people directly but also kind of using your quote unquote clinical judgement. and there was a sense that as you grew as a psychiatrist, you would just know that somebody is at risk or not at risk. >> reporter: but studies, like this one from the journal of psychological science, show clinicians have about a 50/50 chance-- no better than a coin toss-- of predicting who will attempt suicide. there are certain groups with higher risk for suicide: like people with medical conditions; mental and substance use disorders; or military veterans. but, it's difficult to narrow down who of the millions of people in those high risk groups will try to kill themselves. and there are people who don't fall into those groups who may also attempt suicide. >> so we have this growing list of risk factors. where we're limited is in our ability to put them together in a way that can tell us which people are at greatest risk. >> reporter: doctor matthew nock is a leading suicide researcher and professor at harvard university. he is developing new diagnostic tools using technology and

had to recognize that i, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my judgement, and here today in front of everyone and tell you i'm sorry." (nat-applause)in hollywood, i'm david daniel. 3 your full readycast with chief meterologist drew burygone is next...stay tuned. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. 3 tonight: evening storms then partial clearing. some stroms could become strong to severe. lows in the upper 50s and 60s. tuesday: sun and clouds with lower humidity. wind: se 5-15 mph.week ahead: still warm all week with highs at least in the upper 70s. scattered few storm systems. 3 here's a look

gehenna and that's where the wicked come out at the judgement day and stand before god and are judged, according to their good works... and the way they lived - romans 2:5. but they're all found hopelessly lost. they've been suffering. now there are degrees of punishment. that's the difference between hades and gehenna. the old testament jews are there, the rabbis, the christians of the ages, but that's it. jesus and get born again, so you're ready to go. amen. oh yes, jack. now, friends do you see why jesus came? so that the old testament saints - their sins only covered - could be redeemed and go to heaven. and we can too, because of the blood. while jack was in the hospital, i interviewed a man, walid shoebat. now, he was a converted muslim terrorist. and this is what he had to say. there he is - you see him - what a wonderful, wonderful born again man he is now. this is what he said on our program, "the message of salvation islam is very, very simple; very different than the bible or christianity. the way of salvation islam is that the muslim can fight in jihad and as his blood is

and to recognize that i, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my judgement, and i am glad to be able to stand here today in front of everyone and tell you i'm sorry." (nat-applause))) ((kirsten joyce)) >> and history was made as julia louis-dreyfus won her fifth consecutive emmy for the political comedy... in an emotional speech .. she paid tribute to her late father: (( "i'd like to dedicate this to my father, william louis-dreyfus, who passed away on friday, and i'm so glad that he liked 'veep,' because his opinion was the one that really ((brian loftus)) >>> and a las vegas headliner scored an emmy last night ... louie anderson won best supporting actor in a comedy for baskets. it was his first emmy win and nomination and anderson was very excited: (( ouie anderson- mom we didt very good man, but i play one hell of a woman. this is for my mom, whom i stole every nuiance, shameful look, cruel look, loving look, passive aggressive line, i really thank her. kimmel was able to keep things light throughout the show ... and even tried to hitch a ride with none

he posted bail, and today the board of medical examiners says there has to be, quote, a "judgement of conviction" before a license is revoked. the board of medical examiners conducts their own investigation, and they will see if there is any threat to health safety. doctor burgos' office has not confirmed if he is continuing to practice during the investigation. a reno teen was reported missing after school thursday. officials are looking for 17- year-old rhonda towe. police say towe was in class thursday...where she appeared upset... but was not seen on the bus home to sparks. towe is five foot four and weighs two hundred and a mental issue that puts her at risk. police say she was wearing a green hug high school t-shirt with her name on it and pink pants. the "department of justice" will award nevada a 500 million dollar grant that will making tracking sexual predators easier. "we are challenged in many of our communities, including in our rural communities to get those sexual assault examinations for victims. i have fought for victims of right. rights of victims for sexual assault

darcy tag: nahac sent a statement acknowledging the abuse and bad judgement. the contractor's new leadership says they'll ensure this never happens again. and that they're rolling up their sleeves to earn back the trust of the state, the federal goven darcy spears, 13 action news. a dramatic and fiery rescue caught on camera you can see officers putting their lives at risk to save the family of five....but they suddenly realize the crash is worse than they knew. then -- 031 he pointed the gun at my son...and i just knew at that point i was going to give him everything. a henderson woman robbed at gunpoint with her child inside "it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours!" "going down!" "boo!" (screams) disneyland resort means there's wicked fun in both parks... and make sure to see the twilight zone tower of terror child in the car! then -- a breakthrough in the cold case of a california woman missing for two decades. and in politics-- candidates continue trading barbs...but are taking a break in honor of the 9-11 anniversary. good morning

62-year-old dennis brantner.the defense wants a "declarative judgement"... of ?not? guilty. brantner's first trial resulted in a ?hung jury? in late june.he was charged with beck's murder... after authorities ?re-examined? d-n-a evidence.today's hearing is at 1:30 at the "fond du lac the future of a milwaukee tobacco shop- with a troubled past- is now in the hands of the court. a hearing starts this morning... to decide the fate of "27-th street tobacco." cbs 58's "julie parise" is live at the courthouse with a look ahead.julie. the city wants to take over the property at 27th and kilbourne and perhaps sell it to a new business owner. in a few hours here at the court house, local leaders and milwaukee law enforcment will testify at the nusiance hearing. the storefnt a one-stop-shop for crime. the city says it has evidence that pounds of marijuana have been kept in the bathroom there and that crack cocaine has been sold in and around that business. and that illegal guns were sold at the shop. more than 400 911 calls were made from the location in 2 1/2 years.back in february,

had to recognize that i, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my judgement, and i am glad i'm sorry." in hollywood, i'm david daniel. game of thrones and veep each won their second drama and comedy respectively. as we close in on the november general election, the democrats and republicans continue to make their way to iowa. and today, that means visits from prospective vice presidents. we look where you can find tim kaine and mike pence. and there have been new developments all morning related to the bombing attacks in new york and new jersey. we have the latest meteorologist justin gehrts jersey are connected. and now they've arrested they wanted to question. we look at the reaction to the east coast bombing attacks from the presidential nominees. and as reports say waterloo police chief dan trelka is out of the job, some are planning to show their support at a city council meeting tonight. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at connected the bombings in new york and new jersey, and now authorities arrested a

darcy tag: nahac sent a statement acknowledging the abuse and bad judgement. the contractor's new leadership says they'll ensure this never happens again. and that they're rolling up their sleeves to earn back the trust of the state, the federal government and the taxpayers. darcy spears, 13 action news. a dramatic and fiery rescue caught on camera family of five....but they suddenly realize the crash is worse than they knew. then -- 031 he pointed the gun at my son...and i just knew at that point i was going to give him everything. a henderson woman robbed at gunpoint with her child inside the car a warning she has for child in the car! then -- a breakthrough in the cold case of a california woman missing for two decades. and in politics-- candidates continue trading barbs...but are taking a break in honor of the 9-11 anniversary. good morning las vegas! i'm ... the time now is ... let's get started with a check of your first alert forecast with dan bronis. good morning dan! ((ad-lib)) saturday will be quite calm and highs will be above the normal with las ve

"sitting down with them in a gentle, very non-judgemental way, talking about their concerns. again, we recommend talking directly about suicide so there's no confusion about what you're asking. and you should not be concerned that asking about it is going to increase someones risk of suici" suicide."martels also says any mention of suicide should be matter what the person has said before. before.we have a link to the foundation-two crisis hotline on our website - cbs -2- iowa dot com. cbs two news generally does not report on suicides.in this case -- we evaluated the community's response and the many questions we received about what happened -- and made the decision to let you know about the teen's passing. there's new evidence this morning that iowa -- --is still a key battleground state with voters evenly split between the top two candidates. candidates.the la from simpson college and raba research shows republican nominee donald trump has 40-percent support in iowa. democrat hillary clinton sits at 39-percent -- well within the margin of error.iowa carries just six elector

some people are saying it's not actually a fair judgement because -- >> well, michael phelps, do you remember when he was busted for dui twice? >> yeah. >> he ended up getting a six month suspension. so the question was is ryan lochte's too severe for what he did? there are two ways you can look at it. one is ryan harmed the reputation of a country and it tainted how the u.s. was viewed there at the olympic games. michael phelps was off-season. >> not that it's okay. >> he could have endangered people, obviously. he was arrest ford drinking and driving. so anyway, that's -- again -- >> we would love to know what you think if you'd like to go to our facebook and let us know. what do you think, hoda? it seems a bit harsh. >> when i was in rio and realized how devastating it was to the people there and working so hard and you're like ugh, why? let's move on from that, if you don't mind. >> yeah. >> all right. there is more fun. >> this is kind of a little bit weird. >> there is very weird. >> we don't even like saying the word, do we? >> you can a urinate if you prefer. >> do you ever g

has had some interesting slides but that is one thing we are encouraging to use a little better judgement. you lost a big play receiver in what have you seen at that position jay scheel has really done a good job riley mccarron i think was a good player last year he's improved from last year and i we are counting on the vandeberg play excellent the football again and then after that we are a bunch of young guys are moving along and making progress so we are eager to see what they look like on saturday. on defense anthony nelson is kind of jumped up a defense end what have you seen from him and it feel confident that you can get to the quarterback this year right now with three guys are com starting jobs we feel like all three of them are so better players than they were a year ago i think parker played a lot of good football last year that experience is really going to help him a lot. matt nelson was really developing as we went a long and he has had a good spring and a good summer. anthony is not a surprise but he really has done a good job in camp. brandon snieder quarterback back at fr