. >> we have ruth followed by julie chang. >> good morning directors. i am ruth and the deputy museum director of cultural affairs at museum of art. as you heard jenny is a practitioner and engaged with language as art. the main focus of the art is delivery of words and delivery in public spaces and this provokes responses in the viewers. while her subversive work often blends in in advertising and public spaces it's a resting that goes over expectations and [inaudible] and ignoring informs is the best way to fight or response is the response to these situations and have been on posters and signs. [inaudible] has seven works of jenny holzer in the collection, two from the survival series and two media works of led electronic signs from the survival series and 10-foot installation entitled "i am a man" and a truism golf stand a small sculpture with plastic balls and tees and astro it ever and those that are owned out right there are two in the fisher collection at deposit to the group and survival series men don't protect you anymore and truism. i am a m

. >> we have ruth followed by julie chang. >> good morning directors. i am ruth and the deputy museum director of cultural affairs at museum of art. as you heard jenny is a practitioner and engaged with language as art. the main focus of the art is delivery of words and delivery in public spaces and this provokes responses in the viewers. while her subversive work often blends in in advertising and public spaces it's a resting that goes over expectations and [inaudible] and ignoring informs is the best way to fight or response is the response to these situations and have been on posters and signs. [inaudible] has seven works of jenny holzer in the collection, two from the survival series and two media works of led electronic signs from the survival series and 10-foot installation entitled "i am a man" and a truism golf stand a small sculpture with plastic balls and tees and astro it ever and those that are owned out right there are two in the fisher collection at deposit to the group and survival series men don't protect you anymore and truism. i am a m

. >> we have ruth followed by julie chang. >> good morning directors. i am ruth and the deputy museum director of cultural affairs at museum of art. as you heard jenny is a practitioner and engaged with language as art. the main focus of the art is delivery of words and delivery in public spaces and this provokes responses in the viewers. while her subversive work often blends in in advertising and public spaces it's a resting that goes over expectations and [inaudible] and ignoring informs is the best way to fight or response is the response to these situations and have been on posters and signs. [inaudible] has seven works of jenny holzer in the collection, two from the survival series and two media works of led electronic signs from the survival series and 10-foot installation entitled "i am a man" and a truism golf stand a small sculpture with plastic balls and tees and astro it ever and those that are owned out right there are two in the fisher collection at deposit to the group and survival series men don't protect you anymore and truism. i am a m

julie: hillary clinton and rest of us how deman answers. what made you change your mind where president obama was born. why say today -- harris: what is that important. what is the goal? julie: goal have something answer legitimately. you delegitimatized this president. julie: said consistently you're not eligible to be president of the united states because you're not national born citizen failed a constitutional test. you have believed that for years. today i think that not the case any longer. every time he said he wasn't born. >> now my opinion evolved like hillary clinton and barack obama on earth issues. julie: saying the president of the united states -- harris: let me find it. julie: saying president of the united states not born in this country, you're a lawyer, you're inherently saying he is -- >> unqualified. julie: and ineligible to the be president the united states. isn't that what he was saying? harris: donald trump retweeted this november 2014 on 23rd obama fabricated his own birth certificate after being pressured to produce one. julie: two yea

i saw that and that is probably the most noticeable change from july of last year to now is the triglycerides have gone up almost 100 points. i've talked to colleagues of mine about this already. it is probably related to the fact that, when you get the -- when you get this blood test done, what you've just had to eat, whether or not you have been fasting, if you have been fasting, you could have a much lower triglyceride level. if you haven't been fasting and you have eaten something that's high in fatty foods it would be a higher triglyceride level. again, i don't know for certain

thank you. >> we have ruth followed by julie chang. >> good morning directors. i am ruth and the deputy museum director of cultural affairs at museum of art. as you heard jenny is a practitioner and engaged with language as art. the main focus of the art is delivery of words and delivery in public spaces and this provokes responses in the viewers. while her subversive work often blends in in advertising and public spaces it's a resting that goes over expectations and [inaudible] and ignoring informs is the best way to fight or response is the response to these situations and have been on posters and signs. [inaudible] has seven works of jenny holzer in the collection, two from the survival series and two media works of led electronic signs from the survival series and 10-foot installation entitled "i am a man" and a truism golf stand a small sculpture with plastic balls and tees and astro it ever and those that are owned out right there are two in the fisher collection at deposit to the group and survival series men don't protect you anymore and truism. i am a m

july. the biggest change is among latino voters, once strongly on sanchez side they are ever lonely divided. samsung will have 500,000 replacement devices half of the million they need to replace all that have been sold. the recall is after they reported 92 cases of batteries in the phones overheating. while it wores to get the replacement 15s, they are pushing a firm ware update when a user tries to charge or power up the phone there is a opinionup message reminding them it pose as fire risk. if you hope to exchange the phone you have to go online to find out where and when you can do that and it all depends on your mobile carrier. with have the lincoln our website at abc7news.com. >> now the new iphone 7, it will confident you $649. if you buy it with 32gigs but it could cost apple only a third of that to make the phone. research firm took one apart and estimated the production cost at $225. the must expensive part of the phone? the display costing around $43. apple c.e.o. has criticized cost estimates in the past and said that he has never seen one that seven close. >> either way they ar

for consumer watch, mary maloney. >> julie: a lot of changes. >> daniel: good ones. super mario brothers and the fact we can jump in a pool with a phone. >> julie: or drop it by accident. apple is known for innovating. it is what they do. >> daniel: and wait until next year, something new will come out. getting a little help this fall. how the state will help out companies that lost money because of the historic drought. >>> plus tom brady's suspension has officially fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? oh, absolutely. i like that. get fios with virtual tech support for $69.99 a month. . breaking now at 4:30, a young man shot and killed while standing on the sidewalk with friends. the late-night attack that shut down this entire neighborhood. >>> the driver to slammed i

we have not gotten there yet and there will be i think change coming up. julieat was part of betty liu's interview with blackstone group's stephen schwarzman. we are awaiting comments from the presidential candidates, donald trump will be speaking at washington in one of his namesake hotels, expected to address this pass remarks over president obama's birthplace. you can watch this event on the bloomberg on a live go. people are awaiting his appearance and his comments. twitterill ahead, broadcast an nfl game for the first time in its history, will this do anything to boost its user numbers? ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets, i'm julie hyman. mark: live from london i am mark barton. big night for twitter, it jumped into the live streaming game, kicking off with the new york jets battling the buffalo bills, part of their $10 million deal with the nfl. its first major foray into the potential lucrative sports broadcasting world, some might call it a hail mary way that twitter hopes will -- get more users and improve the stock price. a hold rating on twitter with an $1

. >> it was july 2015 that changed everything. >> i had symptoms of not being able to keep anything down. i thought i had a virus for the longest and i was like this is not right. >> reporter: she went on a receiver of what was thought to be a severe case of demeet reoesz. >> that's what we went in thinking it was going to be something minor and she would be able to get on with her life and it was not the case. sfwlrks lexi had stage three ovarian cancer. very rare in someone her age and more common in white women than african-american. he recommended three months of intense chemotherapy. and was deemed cancer free and a few months later, her symptoms returned. >> i watched my body bounce back and going right back in the sickness. >> this time the cancer had come back and spread stage four. he found a way in tewant to mexico that specializes in treating late stage cancers. >> i believe they can help me. i believe this treatment will be the finale. >>> the gun's owner, eugene craig was shot and killed in the saratoga home on monday. they were nilthsy called to the home to confirm his safe

chang says that testing will continue throughout the school year. live in hyde park, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. commitment 2016, a push on the campaign trail today, after a critical moment in the race for the white house. donald trump is getting some attention for his comments about russian leader vladimir putin. >> i think when he calls me brilliant i will take the compliment. the fact is look it's not going to get him anywhere. certainly in that system he's been a leader far president has been a leader. we have a divided country. >> trump and hillary clinton appeared separately last night at a forum on how they would perform as commander in chief. clinton described her vote to go to war in iraq as a mistake, one that she said she won't make battling isis. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again, and we're not putting ground troops into syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american battleground state. hillary clinton is in north carolina and missouri. donald trump campaigns in ohio, and massachusetts goes to the polls

traffic stop when a texas state trooper pulled over sandra bland for failing to signal a lane change in july of >> reporter: but it quickly esk laipted. >> i will write you up! get out! >> reporter: 28-year-old bland was later taken to the waller county jail, and three days later she was found hanging in her jail cell. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: activists questioned her death and why she was even arrested. no one was charged in bland's death, but trooper brian encina, was fired for violating department procedures which require officers to be courteous an autopsy found that bland had hanged herself with a trash bag in her jail cell, raising questions about how inmates are monitored. a year later, bland's mother, geneva, welcoming the settlement. >> sandy's death meant something. and literally, across the country, she is known now. so she's got a legacy. >> reporter: in addition to the payout to the bland family, waller county agreed to change procedures at the jail, including improved electronic monitoring of inmate inhe cells, a nurse or emergency medical technician must be on dut

july. >> certainly it changes the track. how much goes down. it changes the track conditions, which i think changes your balance a little bit. >> i think final restart important. having restarts will put you in a position to succeed. sean: qualifying will be held tomorrow. of course, i wouldn't need to qualify. i'm already a bad boy. no? no. okay. erin: you be the judge. okay. a new app is rewarding a good driver in japan. it is called driving barista. it is meant to help reduce traffic accidented caused by distracted driving. the app can tell if the phone has been lying flat or once the driver racks up 63 miles without touching the phone, they get a coupon for a free cup of coffee. how about that? sean: nice. erin: they spotted a meteor across the sky. sean: they reported seeing it in hampstead and milton. there are were sigings in maine, massachusetts, there's no confirmation that the streak was a meteor. if you have any photos or videos, we want to see them at newspics president --@wmur.com. kevin: i was going to say besides a meteor, what c

change. all right, julie, thanks. >>> still ahead, our pet expert is here with advice about your four-legged friends. today what to do when vaccines cause a reaction. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but what happens if that s >>> it is important to get your pet vaccinated but what happens if that shot leaves them with a reaction? our pet expert dr. jill chase is here to talk about it along with a friend, travis. >> travolta sis is four travis is four months old a puppy. he came from a rescue society and was recently adopted by a friend of mine and he supposedly had an allergic reaction to vaccines which is unusual for a first time vaccine puppy so we are going to keep an eye on him and we are doing a distemper parvo antibody test to see where he is at to see whether to vaccinate or not. >> he looks okay on the outside. this reaction is rare? >> it's rare in a puppy with a first time vaccine. there is, um, it's a distemper parvo vaccine. if leptois included, sometimes that portion will lead to a vaccine reaction and what that looks like usually is face swells up. >> i think travis wants to say high. >>

there are changes students and parents will notice this year. juli mcdonald is in hyde park this morning where the mayor will be welcoming students a little bit later this morning. school. this will be the first of many stops for mayor marty walsh and superintendent tommy chang and they greet students. three things of note. boston public schools will go into the year with about a $5 million cut for fiscal 2017. also, boston latin school has a new headmaster after more than 100 reported cases of racially-charged incidents. there will be a focus on water fountains at all talked to newscenter 5 about the upcoming year. among the changes, a new policy for water fountains at 24 city schools. >> we will be flushing every single morning. we know the best way to get lead out of water is to just flush the water. >> it was earlier this year that six schools tested positive for right now bottled water is supplied. live in hyde park this morning, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. >> commitment 2016. an all-out push on the campaign trail after a critical mome

be myself and run that same strategy which, julie, as you have said many times, you can't employ the same strategy now that he did then. you have got to changeck to what he's lacking in ways that other presidential candidates on the republican side have not lacked, and that is married women, right? white, married women. if you're a woman and you have your candidate calling somebody miss piggy, miss housekeeping, being -- completely maligning he it consistently, why he criticized her for gaining weight, women who have not made up their minds or even women normally voting republican don't like that because they don't like to be criticized for their weight -- sandra: and women are saying, i've got work to do, i've got a family to feed, and i care about the economy and getting the country back on track. dagen: here's what i was doing in the middle of the night as i was coming to work, i made this emoji face. [laughter] really? >>> we've got to move on. pressure is building on donald trump ten days before he faces off with hillary clinton in their second presidential debate. critics say trump was not prepared enough for the first one. now the son

but back in july, the camera changing in the locker room of an la fitness gym. she captioned the nude photo if i can't unsee this, then you can't either before posting it to snapchat. >> there is no question that by her own caption that she intended to shame this woman. and that's the nub of this case. >> reporter: if charged, she could face up to six months in jail for violating california ac in a statement, an attorney for mathers says the model never tried to hurt anyone at any time and never intended to violate any law. >> i know that body shaming is wrong and that's not what i'm about. >> reporter: after the incident, she apologized in a snapchat video and twitter. >> that photo was taken to be part of a personal conversation with a girlfriend because i am new to snapchat, i didn't realize i had posted it. and that was a huge mistake. >> reporter: for heaven sake, this elderly woman, we should be applauding her. she's at the gym trying to make you can rest assured that this is a case that is really going to cause deterrents not only for the person who took

july outside. we are watching changes for this weekend. frank clouds are starting to develop off to our west. those will built and by tomorrow morning. by the time you wake up expect partly cloudy skies across the area. and a chance for a few first of a half-day showers. will get more sunshine during the afternoon. with the sun will go back up into the 80s. another very warm day, a great start and a chance for a couple in the afternoon looks much brighter. and then another chance of showers by sunday morning. will track those for you with the timeline. >>> no lights but there will be cameras in action. a judge ruling the boston police can force officers to wear body cameras. the police commissioner are battling over this for the pass to days. beginning in taking the city to court saying body cameras put >> change does not come easy. there are a lot of what is. i think once the officers get it going they will realize it's a valuable tool that can increase their safety as well as capture some of the incidents.>> the pilot program will start this coming monday. >>> a convicted sex offender is ba

july. >>> there are changes in store for a main route through san francisco's sunset district.matter how you get around along taraval street your commute could change. kpix 5's don ford tells us. >> reporter: it's popular and according to muni crowded and dangerous, the l-taraval line. >> we have seen 46 collisions that occurred on the street, 22 people getting off the train. >> reporter: the train tracks travel down the middle of the street so when folks get on or off, they step into traffic. traffic that's supposed to stop. but in real life, often doesn't. >> taraval is on the high injury corridor. >> reporter: while most stops on taraval are nothing more than pink stripes or stop signs, muni is planning big changes. it wants to convert the stops to raised platform stops. but that takes away parking spaces like these. muni also wants to eliminate several stops to speed up service. at a hearing today in city hall -- >> i can't imagine having to walk another two blocks. >> reporter: both businesses and riders complained. >> it's going to affect the merchants in a very negative

a poll shows harris with a to 2-point lead up 15 pounded since july the biggest change is the latino voters once strongly with sanchez and now they are evenly divided. >> samsung will have 500,000 cases of batteries overheating. it works do get the replacement phones they are pushing an update to the original note 7s so when a user tries to charge or power up a device they will see a pop-up message reminding them that it can cause a fire. if you hope to containing your phone you have to go online to learn when and where you can make the exchange. we have posted the lincoln our website at abc7news.com. >> now, new iphone 7, it will confident you $649 if you buy with 32 gigs but could apple only a third of that to icement 15. republicker firm took one apart, estimated the production costs at $225 and said the most expensive part of the phone is the display this costs apple $43. apple c.e.o. has criticized cost estimates in the past and never seen one that is "even close," to being accurate. >> i am still think of the nike shoes. do you need my address? >> i an not piling them for you.

changes. students and parents notice. juli mcdonald in hyde park where the mayor is going to welcome students this morning. >> good morning. the school day gets started at 7:40 this morning at new mission high school. this will be the first of many stops for mayor marty walsh and superintendent tommy chang and they arrive to greet students and wish them luck. boston public schools will go into the school year with about a $5 million cut for fiscal year 2017. new headmaster after more than 100 reported cases of racially charged incidents. there will be a focus on water fountains. it was last year that dr. chang talked to newscenter 5 about the upcoming year. among the changes, a new policy for water fountains at 24 schools. >> we will be flushing every single morning. we know the best way to get lead out of water is just flush the water. >> it was eaer six schools tested positive for high levels of lead in the water supply. testing took place over the summer and right now bottled water is in supply for students and staff at six

bland was stopped in that county for failing to signal a lane change on july became argumentative. while in jail bland was found dead in her cell three days later. her death was ruled a suicide. the details of the settlement were finalized last night. two people are dead... another clinging to life.... after a crash on milwaukee's north side. this morning were learning more details about the driver. julie collins joins us live from the crash site with more - julie? police say the driver of the s-u-v was drunk... and didnt even have ad against the driver yesterday... while family members gathered for a vigil... according to the criminal complaint - .24-year old trejon price was driving the s-u-v. he allegedly told police at the hospital he had been 'out at the club drinking with friends' - the s-u-v rolled over and hit a utility pole. the crash left 31 - year old nielya and on a breathing ventilator at the hospital. it killed two others - 26- year old tamika washington was in the back seat of the suv at the time of the crash she was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead a

julie: bloomberg didn't change . but put somebody so separate from you, has nothing to do with it. if you're not taking foreign donations, don't take any domestic donations there. are conflicts domestically as well. only way to avoid conflict of interest not legally or optically, take every member of the clinton family out of it. give it to donna shalala to run or somebody without the influence. harris: do we have enough of a ticktock where the money went? you talked about what reporters should be asking that now. we should definitely have that with regard to the foundation. >> we don't but i predict we will. there are a number of people analyzing the clinton foundation from a economic point of view and legal point of view, those reports are about to come out next three weeks. wrris: people need to see it. ds of new concern in the hillary clinton camp after her top aide huma abedin split from her husband anthony weiner amid his sexting scandal. could he write a tell-all book about the clintons? oh my. harris: he shou

. >> there are a lot of changes even as we speak. julie said the winds would be picking up. and it has. these winds were nearly as impressive. now sustained winds 20, 25 miles per hour. north, northeast at three miles an hour. this thing is just inching its way along. it's going to sit out here and wobble. look at all of this energy that it wants to throw at us. we've had a little bit of a issue about where this thing was going. typically this storm would go to the back. all of our computer models which i cracked out here we call it the spa get iy plot because they it right on over out to sea. >> we're going to get ocean churned up more. sustained winds of 65 miles an hour. it takes on the track then it begins the right turn traveling just south of nova scotia. we do have the tropical storm warnings because of the possibility of those strong winds and also be happening on the ocean. >> it's just offshore. most of it is out of radar edge. it pushes its way in. so the tropical storm morning are up a and they will last all the way through wednesday. >> why sit so strong. it's b

the economy expanded at a moderate pace in july and august based on surveys conducted by its 12 districts. the report says consumer spending was little changedrom the previous survey in july. car sales edged down. it says it also says in most districts manufacturing activity rose slightly and labor market conditions remained tight. fed officials say the economy will continue its moderate expansion in the coming months. even so, they forecast inflation and wage increases will be modest. some financial market players expect the central bank will raise the key interest rate later this year. >>> well, wall street ended mixed as they looked for furtherer trading cues. the dow jones industrial average ended slightly lower. the nasdaq adding 0.15%. let's get all the details on what is happening here in tokyo this thursday morning. for that, we're going to ramin mellegard at the tokyo stock exchange. good morning. tell us what you're seeing at the open. >> very good morning, ai. the central bank and central bank action or inaction, if you will, will be a focus for investors, but today, of course, a lot of focus on the unveiling of apple's iphone 7 a

world has experienced 15 straight months of record-smashing temperatures amid human fueled climate change. july was the hottest month ever recorded. experts say the greenhouse gas cuts promised in the paris climate deal are insufficient to avert dangerous global warming. in oklahoma, state regulators have ordered oil and gas companies to shut down nearly 40 toxic wawaste water disposal wells afafter a massive 5.6-magnitude earthquake saturday rocked oklahoma and sent tremors through six neighboring states. scientists have warned that the waste water disposal wells, which inject toxic water used in ththe frackiking process deep io the eartrth for storage,e, may e linked to the dramatic rise in earthquakes in oklahoma in recent years. the earthquake destroyed at least a half dozen buildings on the pawnee nation and another half dozen in the city of pawnee. this is pawnee mayor brad sewell. >> welell, we had d an earthquae that was just unprerecedented in this area. i mean, this was -- we have had a lot of earthquakes in the last couple of years and they have been just single tremors. gone.ow, boo

change. it was in july he attended another meeting at the white house on the opioid crisis. we're told he is being put on indefinite paid administrative leave as this investigation plays out. again, no explanation live at the gloucester police department, sera congi. emily: the man accused of murdering a police officer in north carolina is now in custody in rhode island. police raided a home in providence overnight, searching for irving fenner. he's accused of gunning down an officer in north carolina on saturday. that officer died on monday. details are still coming in at this hour about fenner's arrest. we'll keep you posted. this murder suspect is still at large right now. murder of a methuen woman, the mother of his child. that's as we learn more about the suspect's violent history with the victim. his ex-girlfriend wanda rosa, her body was found at her home. police say she was strangled. we're learning more about the history of domestic violence. in 2011 order against delarosa. attacks included grabbing her by the hair, slamming her to the ground and threatening to kill

bland was stopped for failing to signal a lane change on july 10th of last year. she was arrested after police say she became argumentative. while in jail, bland was found dead in her cell three days later. her death was ruled a suicide. a 13- year-old boy is dead...after a police officer shot him last night. police in columbus , ohio were respodi robbery, when they approached three males...matching the descriptions of the suspects. two of them allegedly ran away as the officers confronted them. police say, the third -- who has been identified as tyree king -- pulled what appeared to be a gun from his waistband...prompting one of the officers to open fire. it was later determined, what he had, was not an actual gun. "crime scene unit investigators began to process the scene. and handgun into custody and upon further review come to find out that it was a bb gun with a laser sight on it." king was taken to a hospital where he later died. the shooting is under investigation. police arrest a man accused of starting a fire at a mosque in florida. 32-year-old "joseph sc

bland was stopped for failing to signal a lane change on july 10th of last year. she was arrested after police say she became argumentative. while in jail, bland was found dead in her cell three days later. her death was ruled a suicide. the u-s government issues an phone. there's a risk that the batteries can explode or catch fire. samsung already has voluntary recalled the devices, but the u-s consumer product safety commission is stepping in with a formal recall. samsung has confirmed a few dozen instances of the phones catching fire. two-and-a-half million of the phones were sold. ted perry joins us now from the news room with some stories coming up on fox six news at five. a sobering s today the medical examiner's office tweeted that there were 71 probable overdose deaths in the last 7 weeks. at five, why one of these terrible tragedies is hitting especially close to home for the man in charge there. also at five, wells fargo recently hit with a 185 million dollar fine for their financial fraud scandal. up next, the latest fallout in that case. those stories

traffic stop when a texas state trooper pulled over sandra bland for failing to signal a lane change in july of last year. >> i said get out of the car! >> reporter: but it quickly escalated. >> and then you -- >> i will light you up! get out! >> wow. >> reporter: 28-year-old bland was later taken to the waller county jail. and three days later she was found hanging in her jail cell. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: activists questioned her death and why she was even arrested. no one was charged in bland's death. but trooper brian encinia was fired for violating department procedures, which require officers to be courteous and patient. an autopsy found that bland had hanged herself with a trash bag in her jail cell, raising questions about how inmates are monitored. a year later bland's mother, geneva reed-veal, welcomes the settlement. >> sandy's death meant something. and literally, across the country she is known now. so she's got a legacy. >> reporter: in addition to the payout to the bland family, waller county agreed to change procedures at the jail, including improved electron

you when the clouds and showers, when the humidity all come back during the day tomorrow and changes next. julie? >> julie: things starting to move along a little bit better on 128 southbound. the concentration of volume is now focused into lexington area. 93 south sluggish from somerville. a little bit of volume eastbound on the pike after the weston tolls. here are live drive times, 35 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave. 29 minutes on the expressway. 43 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. back now to the breaking news in danvers where a woman has been hit by a car. we go right on you to fox25 jessica reyes who's live at the scene. jess, police say they may know what caused this. they say solar glare was factor in all of this and that woman we understand is in her 70s. taking look at scene now. see several police cruisers out here on hobart street and further down the street see suv hauled on to flatbed, that was the car that was involved in all of this and at this point we understand no arrest have been made. taking look at video from sky fox now, taken shortly after

. >> she is used to having her body on display but back in july, she captured an unsuspecting elderly woman changing in the locker room of an l.a. fitness gym and captioned the >> there is no question that by her own caption that she intended to shame this woman. and that is the nub of this case. >> reporter: if charged, she could face up to six months in jail for violating california privacy laws. in a statement an attorney for her said the model never tried to hurt anyone at anytime and never intended to violate any law. >> i know that body shaming is wrong and that is not what i'm about. >> reporter: she apologized in twitter. >> that photo was taken for part of a personal conversation and because i am new to snapchat, i didn't know i posted it. that was a mistake. >> we should be applauding the elderly woman >>> she is at the gym trying to make herself better. you can rest assured this is a case that is really going to cause deterrents not only for the person who took the picture but also for others. >>> following the incident made her accounts private. the city attorney's office is now reviewin

change that. >> we'll see. julie watts in san francisco, thank you. >>> today's event wasn't just about hardware. the gamers were excited about another big announcement. ceo tim cook shared the stage with nintendo's shi garro miyamoto to introduce super mario run. the game will have two options single player and battle mode. it should be available on ios around the holidays. >>> and apple also announced the apple watch series 2 today. unlike the previous mod they will is water-resistant and will also feature "pokemon go" so players of that popular app can catch 'em all from their wrist. the apple watch series 2 will start at $370. apple stock closed up 66 cents after the company's announcements today to about $108 a share. about 10 minutes before the event at bill graham apple accidentally sent out a tweet on its new twitter account including a video showcasing the iphone 7 in all its glory. it was quickly deleted. >>> the search is on for someone who spray-painted a swastika and racial slur on the side of this house

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juli: when questioned further, officers say mckeown's story changed he said he'd been drinking before leaving work just up the road. >> officers asked if he thought he was drunk. have been driving." he was very apologetic. juli: san servino was rushed to lahey hospital with injuries to his ankle and elbow. the hospital tells newscenter 5 he's in good condition, but will need time to recover. >> the ankle break was severe enough your honor that it will require surgery to attach his heel. juli: mckeown was ordered not to drink nor drive at all as this case moves forward. he's due back for a pre-trial hearing on november 2. i had at 6:00, we will tell you more about his driving network juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 . heather: sky 5 over taunton's municipal power plant, where a small explosion sent 2 workers to the hospital earlier today. a plant spokesman says the fire broke out in a switch unit located inside a large circuit breaker, causing the breaker to explode. the injured workers were taken to morton hospital as a precaution but is expected to be ok. the explosion did not affect

traffic stop when a texas state trooper pulled over sandra bland for failing to signal a lane change in july of last year. >> reporter: but it quickly escalated. >> and then you -- >> i will light you up! get out! >> wow. >> reporter: 28-year-old bland was later taken to the waller county jail. and three days later she was found hanging in her jail cell. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: activists questioned her death and why she was even arrested. no one was charged in bland's death. but trooper brian encinia was fired for violating department procedures, which require officers to be courteous and patient. an autopsy found that bland had hanged herself with a trash bag in her jail cell, raising questions about how inmates are monitored. a year later bland's mother, geneva reed-veal, welcomes the settlement. >> sandy's death meant something. and literally, across the country she is known now. so she's got a legacy. >> reporter: in addition to the ayout to the bland family, waller county agreed to change procedures at the jail, including improved electronic cells, a nurse or emergency

the fcc approved the changes in july. the new york stock exchange asked for the new rules in the wake of flash crash in august of last year when the dough dropped 100 points in a 10 minute period. >>> still to come, economies in limbo. euro group finance ministers gathering today. we'll tell you what they're saying about the future of the european block. stay with us. we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? more of a spokes metaphor. get organized at voya.com. >>> welcome back to "world wide exchange." very good morning to you. let's get you up to speed on the market action. yesterday saw a quarter of decline fdow and s&p. we're expecting declining once again today. third day in a row of declines. just slight as you can see. the dow expected to open down by 31 points. now, yesterday, energy became the best performing sector of the year. overtaking telco in terms of s&p sectors. oil soured 4%. wti having a very strong day indeed. up 7% fo

. >> julie: plus say rahami traveled to afghanistan and pakistan and changed when he came back and so far no known ties to terror groups. he owns fried chicken restaurant in new jersey and has had problems. >> daniel: handwritteno that referenced the tsamaev brothers. fox25 michael henrich is live along boylston street with look at similarities between the two attacks. good morning, michael. >> michael: good morning. several similarities types of weapons in new jersey and obviously a race just like here at the boston marathon finish line in 2013. it is the note that is really catching some eyes at this point. several law enforcement sources telling multiple national referenced in note left right near some of the unexploded devices. >> daniel: still not clear influenced new york bomber ahmad kahn rahami but intentional or not similarities exist between the weapons prosecutors say rahami used this past weekend and what the tsamaev brothers used in boston in 2013. pressure cookers variety of metals, including ball bearings. that said the top official with the fbi in boston tells fox25 th

i saw that and that is probably the most noticeable change from july of last year to now is the triglycerides have gone up almost 100 points. i've talked to colleagues of mine about this already. it is probably related to the fact that, when you get the -- when you get this blood test done, what you've just had to eat, whether or not you have been fasting, if you have been fasting, you could have a much lower triglyceride level. if you haven't been fasting and you have eaten something that's high in fatty foods it would be a higher triglyceride level. again, i don't know for certain but given that the other numbers, the total cles trol and the ldl and hdl are within the same range and just the triglycerides have gone up, my guess is she had eaten before the most recent blood test. >> david, does this raise the bar for donald trump to at least release this much information? >> it doesn't look like donald trump is all that responsive to bar raising. for instance, on the tax returns, the clintons released 39 years of tax returns and donald trump still refuses to do so. yes. i think is gives the

the fox news anchor accused then-change roger ailes of sexual harassment in july. fox issued this apology, we sincerely regret and apologize for the fact that gretchen was not treated with the respect and dignity that she and all of our colleagues deserve. more makeups at fox news. it was announced long-time leaving the network. "i'm ready so move on to the next chapter in my life." bill cosby is back in a pennsylvania state court today. two months after a judge rejected his latest bid to have criminal sexual assault charges dismissed his lawyers are can go a judge to throw out two key pieces of evidence in the sexual assault misconduct case. the 79-year-old is facing criminal prosecution accused of drugging then assaulting andrea constan, a former basketball coach at his 2004. cosby has pled not guilty to all charges. >>> movie news, are you ready for this one? "the magnificent seven" are riding again. chris pratt, denzel washington and the gang. this cast ridiculous. this is a remake more than 50 years after the original. i tell you these guys had so much fun mak