>> jill: his name is ralph. >> kay: um, esther, have robert

i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends.ly are always in my prayers. teresa. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important anymore to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i tucked you in and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the moments if i h

>> jill: his name is ralph. >> kay: um, esther, have robert

, so jill rented this very large doberman. >> kay: what is that? >> jill: his name is ralph.

. [ glass shatters ] >> kay: aah! give me chloe! >> jill: ah! >> walton: she and i had the most wonderful relationship. the one that i particularly remember that i loved was when it was discovered that phillip had left the house to jill. >> esther: that toast is for mrs. chancellor. >> jill: do you want it back? >> kay: choke on it, jill. >> walton: and i, of course, resented her little chihuahua of a maid, esther, so jill rented this very large doberman. >> kay: what is that? >> jill: his name is ralph.

rest in peace, dave mc kay. and yes, i'm wearing a goofy shirt. he would think that was funny but i'm wearing the goofy shirt because it's comic con at the convention center, kicks off today at noon and runs all weekend. i have a preview for you. and yes, dave mc kay was amazing. there you go. tie it all together for you. >>laura: do you know what? maybe this is the perfect place for you to get a little smile today, charley. i know how upset you were, too, in particular. we'll leave it there but talk to you next hour. >>charley: have a good day. >>laura: you, too. do you want to make $200,000 working from home? it's not a scam. find out how you can strike it rich. >>walter: how would you like to get pizza from an atm? introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. break the mold. go sensationally bold! new color sensational loaded bolds from maybelline new york. loaded with hyper-color pigments... for one-stroke i

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that's just what we're hearing from the scanner. >> kai, thank you very much. we want to check in with lauren. we want to point out, new jersey transit saying on their twitter page, bus service in downtown newark experiencing delays and detours. >> absolutely. that's a big closure there. a lot of them heading towards newark and penn station will be affected by on the new york state thruway, two lanes still blocked between exits 12 and 11. delays are extensive. this is out by exit 14. they continue back past the garden state parkway. if you were planning on heading down to the george washington bridge, there's a disabled truck on the cross bronx expressway making that not the best ride either this morning. delays over the bridge are over 20 minutes. picking up a lot of alternate volume. to the western spur of the turnpike, an accident southbound tunnel, an accident on 495 eastbound out by park avenue. once you get past that accident, it's about ten minutes into the tolls. like i said, 20 minutes at the george washington bridge at the upper level. at the holland

i'm kai simonsen, lauren what is the rest of the traffic looking like? >> for everybody else, we don't have major problems. this is the worst of it and it's really bad. we have one other accident the bruckner northbound out by exit 7c, country club road. that's delayed almost become to the hutch and the throgs neck bridge. if you're getting on the rails, delays out there on southbound "a" trains and rockaway park shuttle trains. that's it. >> raphael? >> beautiful day ahead. hot but without humidity. temperatures in the upper 80s today. mostly sunny skies. not feeling that mugginess that we can this time of year. that's coming, though. tomorrow is still good. 7, all of a sudden the humidity is back, it's super muggy, steamy, unsettled. showers and storms not all day long but from time to time. once we're in that pattern we say in that pattern for several days. thursday, friday, into the weekend, temperatures between 85 and 90. high humidity. could feel like 95 or hotter. scattered storms right through the rests of the weekend. even into monday. so enjoy

. >> reporter: he has a lawyer who is focused on apartment building owner's kay apartment management. >> we have information that the management company was repeatedly told, there was a smell of gas and they should do something about it. the management company responded by saying, well, that was nothing to be alarmed about, it was chemical, cleaning agents and or paint. >> reporter: authorities today announce they had used dna to confirm the identities of 3 of the 7 people presumed 7. atf investigator talked about the findings so far. >> there is no indication that a criminal act occurred. there was no incendiary or ignition device located in the blast scene and of unauthorized access to the meter room prior to the explosion. >> reporter: back live now, you are taking a look at a poignant shot of a highchair and a baby seat in the wreckage. now that the bureau of firearms and tobacco handed it off to the safety board. it will be up to them to get to the bottom of what pipe, what exactly went wrong, and lay some blame here. >>> washington gas will support the investigation, kay apartme

kay: from our partners at wispolitics.com, republican vice presidential nominee mike nce is expected to be in la crosse on thurs this will be his third trip to wisconsin in two weeks. he held a rally in waukesha july 27 and was with donald trump last friday in green bay. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kae is returning to wisconsin one week from tomorrow. he'll attend a campaign fundraiser at the madison home of a longtime democratic suppter. ckets to the event rangem $400 to $20,000. kaine was in milwaukee last friday for aly at lakefront brewery. patrick: new at 6:00, itas the first day of school for studts at milwaukee public schools 11 udents at ralph metcalfe on 34th and north got plenty of high 5s as they arrived this morning. instead of oneong suer break, students have several breaks throughout the year. the school is named after ralph metcalfe a marquette university track star who compe theted in 1932 and 1936 olympics. mps' superintendent is using the rio olympics to teach students too r the gold. >> coming off the positivi of the from the olympics, the u.s. has bee

montgomery county officials say they are working with the complex owners, kay apartment management, to find housing in some of the company's 34 properties across the region. tenants and survivors say they don't trust the company to provide safe housing, more came forward claiming complaints about gas odors before the explosion were ignored. kay has not responded to repeated requests from wusa9 for comment. >>> we are under a severe thunderstorm warning, things topper is all over this, back in 10 minutes. >>> first donald trump talking with law enforcement, after days of unrest in milwaukee. hilary clinton facing questions about her >>> police arrested anthony pa she'll connected to wild fires. among the fires,li the suspect is responsible for the one that tore through the lake california community over the weekend destroying 175 buildings and homes. >>> four soldiers killed when their tank plunged in to a river. >> military officials say the tank lost the balance during a military drill while trying to pass a bridge across a river. the driver did get out with minor injuries. the other

one survivor and his lawyer told us today he had previously reported smelling gas and building owners kay apartment management ignored his compla >> we have information that is the management company was repeatedly told there was a smell of gas and that they should do something about it. the management company responded by saying well, that was nothing to be alarmed about. it was just chemicals, cleaning agents, and/or paint. >> kay apartment management has ignored our request for comment. the ntsb is taking over the investigation to find a definitive cause with the help of washington gas. >>> d.c. police are looking for the driver that hit and killed a man early this morning. debra alfarone with more. >> reporter: it was before 3:00 a.m. when a driver heading southbound on new hampshire avenue struck and killed 29- year-old david narvaez. surveillance video captured the bright blue car but just barely. >> it's more of the same of total disres right? i mean we see it every day. >> reporter: d.c. police say this video is all they've got. the driver was driving southbound on new hampshire a

kai simonsen is over the scene now in chopper 4. kai? >> well, michael and darlene, good morning to both of you. continuing troubles out here in new jersey as lauren has been telling us. these are live pictures from chopper 4. first on the scene over route 3 west by route 120 in east police are now telling us that one person has died as a result of this accident. details on this are still sketchy. they're continuing to come in. as we get more details on what happened, we'll pass them along to you. in the meantime, the left lane is getting by. police investigation is currently under way. the delays back to meadowland parkway in secaucus. >>> lauren, what's the rest of the traffic looking like? that accident. on the gowanus bqe, you have an accident eastbound by hamilton avenue and the tunnel. delays pack to 38th street right now. a live look at the long island expressway out by the grand central parkway where it's a slow ride westbound. stop and go through the area, due to congestion. heading up to the connecticut turnpike, for 95 commute

the team used kay ax and cargo -- kayaks and cargo net to rescue the seven-foot dolphin. neighbors who lived in the area for 30 years say they've never seen a dolphin here before. >> sometimes they get lost or could be looking for food and wander and don't have enough sense about them to turn around and go back the way they came. they keep going. >> rescuers drove the dolphin about a mile down the road and released it into the delaware bay. >> job well done. >>> janice saying we better brace for humidity down the road? >> not you, david, but sabila, bad hair day -- you're lucky you don't have to deal with it. >> i'm grateful. okay. you know what i mean. >> i'm good with it. i'm good with it. temperatures across the tri-state. 81 in la grangeville. 86 in wapin g er's falls. comfortable today, 83 in the city. 84 in newburgh, 79 in monticello and islip. 70s to the mid-afternoon. humidity's not that bad. generally in the range of, say, 40% to 50%. some areas seeing 30% relative humidity. higher along the shore. overall, the temperatures weren't all that hot today. it felt rel

kai-fu: we are focused on several things. are strong believers in artificial intelligence, in changing the future of china entrepreneurship. artificial intelligence applies to both traditional industries. making things like insurance, banking, hospitals, schools become more efficient and helping users get more value. make more money from investments. get your disease treated more efficaciously. learning more in school. china has a massive amount of data that can be mined. we think that is a great way to use ai on big data. we also believe in ai applications in building computers that can see, hear and understand. a couple of industries we think are very exciting are the securities industry for commercial home, as well as government. we think robotics is very exciting, especially for certain vertical segments of the home such as watching young kids and older people. we also think robotics and commercial applications, like the amazon t the is very exciting for the manufacturing economy like china. these are probably our biggest

it is a low kay tort emergency device. and you can buy it online. it doesn't use phone towers to communicate. it uses satellite, which is more reliable. you can communicate with your loved ones or call 911 to pretty much everywhere in the world and that is what helped save her life. >> she is recovering almost a week after the stroke. >> i have a little bit of vision issue and a little bit of balance issue, but i am told that will all dissipate over time. >> she was hiking in the pacific trails near fresno when she realized she was having a stroke. the incredible rescue was caught on camera. >> when i started sort of wobbling and being unable to stand straight and walk, i sat down, tried to eat. realized that was not happening and just sort of methodically went i need to let the kids know and send out an sos. i don't want to, but something serious was happening. >> she hit this button on the low kay tort device. it has a tracking system and uses satellite to call for help. that alerted an emergency center that sent out search and rescue team. she bo

so far, executives at kay apartment management are staying out of the spotlight. scott broom is live in silver spring with more on the day's events. >> reporter: written on line communication, kay and washington gas insist safety is their top priority. six days after the tragic fatal explosion, when you walk around and talk to people, nobody i spoke with who believes them. nearly 6 days after the explosion, investigators continue to dig in the ruins. 6 bodies found out of 7 missing including 2 children. traumatized survivors tell the same story over and over again, >> do you have confidence the people that own the build can go take care of this? >> i don't think so. according to what they told me, they smelled gas for a while. they have headaches and nausea for the smell of gas. they called the office. they said they were painting some places. that's why they didn't do anything about it. it was gas. >> reporter: in this apartment, the gas is turned off. the heating system showing signs it's been worked on in the past couple of days. these are the gas fittings, the

. >>> chief investigator paul monday is getting answers with the the supervisor at kay kay jail. >> anchor: looked auto-to-see if there was any abusive behavior. >> reporter: we heard of a supervisor with bad behavior involving inmates. today we learned more about the probe and the long-time jail worker who is out of a job. over a three-day period last as a jail supervisor imploded. according to his dismissal letter, johnson without being provoked sprayed a female inmate in the face saying i told you i would get you. he was at it again, the female inmate was getting dressed, he knocked her legs out from under her and puppy foamed in the face. and unnecessary. for brenda johnson not the first time accused of using excessive force in the job in a lawsuit fired in court, the inmate claimed that johnson grabbed him from the shirt, pulled him from his chair and dragged him across the jailhouse floor. jason was suspended for three days. the lawsuit is working through the court. for johnson's co-workers, his a surprise. we looked at his employment record and could not find hardly a hint of what w

kay's home flooded earlier this year and she wasn't going to wait until the last minute to prepare for this. >> i'm not playing. i can't. i can't afford to. >> reporter: goodwin is disabled and uses a walker. so lifting the bags is not easy for her. >> that's the way. >> reporter: officials say will go down on structures. we will have trees go down on cars. we will have trees going into power line snooze the county has had pumps like this going since thursday of last week to prevent the major flooding we have seen in so many neighborhoods during a serious storm. >> i'm in a no flood zone but my backyard floods all the way to the back door. >> reporter: kay was only able to get ten bags. it is not enou a out. >> i think we're just going to get rain. i really do. but that's the problem. the rain. >> yeah. >> reporter: pasco officials will make the decision on closing school thursday by tomorrow evening. and if schools are close, government offices will be too. in new port richey, eric waxler, abc action news. >> now we checked up on other big school districts to see when they're making t

kay, you have all the pressure as chair. how much money are you hoping to raise? >> we're going to try and raise as much money as we can. >> good answer. >> yes. >> to benefit the benefit areas of the florida hospital for the west coast regional division. that will greatly benefit the children and babies in our area. >> we're not talking about one hospital, we're talking about six to seven? >> yes. wesley chapel, zephyrhills, pinellas. tampa, carolwood. >> so the theme this year is chicago. very cool. what can folks expect when they go to the event? >> it's going to be a very exciting night. having the band chicago perform live, spectacular. the decor, tampa marriott, will be like you're walking the streets of chicago. we'll have actors in chicago attire and even our appetizers will have a chicago theme. who can resist deep dish pizza? >> gosh. money for the pediatric care in the tampa bay area. >> welcome to the florida hospital family scott. just relocated from kansas? >> louisville. >> louisville, kentucky. so what do you think of the community support so far?

reporting from washington, i katty kay.m the world has stopped watching, but the migrants have not stopped coming. it is just the start of their difficult journey. a dramatic crash landing at dubai international airport. amazingly, all the passengers on the flight were evacuated as the plane burst into flame. and forget proteins. back in 1908, it was pastries that fueled this italian runner. his olympic story is one you will not forget. ♪ katty: welcome to "world news america." 120 bodies have washed up on the shores of libya. a stark reminder that the european migrant crisis is still just that. a crisis. more than 3000 migrants have died this year in the mediterranean. now italian authorities are investigating whether so-called islamic state is involved in organizing and profiting from the passage of people risking everything to reach europe. chris buckler reports from on board a rescue ship. chris: each day the mediterranean appears, tempting those who see it as a crossing to europe. but even if they are able to ignore th

i'm katty kay. republicans criticize their candidate after donald trump attacks the muslim parents of a soldier killed in iraq. the couple tells us why they are speaking out. >> in every person's life there comes a time when they choose to either say what is the call of he time or shy away. katty: 10 more people are infected with the zika virus in florida. pregnant women are now being told to avoid the area. and let the olympic countdown begin with just four days to go. we're in rio to see if the city is even ready. katty: welcome to our viewers on american television and around the globe. donald trump is no stranger to controversy but now it's his own party that seems to be furious with him. a string of senior republicans have criticized their candidate after mr. trump appeared to attack the muslim parents of an american soldier who was killed in iraq. mr. and mrs. khan appeared at the democratic national convention and today the bbc 's north america editor sat down to talk to them. >> donald trump

gre >> happy birthday kay. now for weather.ther what's up mike.what >> i love the rhymes thishyme morning. it's great. good way to wake up on a monday morning. i got.nd >> i'm a poet and i didn't didn' know it. i didn't do it on purpose.urpo >> he didn't even realize. >> never mind.ever look at your futurecast. fut ready for this? watch the the ticker.ti secke anything? me neither. neh you whether folks are going tol be very bored over the next the few days. d really no weather coming ouratho way. check out your fox5t your f accuweather 7-day forecastas here. mid 80's monday and tuesday. tud we warm it back up towards theae end of the week.end next chance of storms nots until friday but still a lottill of sunshine.sh just a couple of storms friday afternoon. afternoon. weekend at this point stillhis actually looks really good.ks ra yes, we will have 90's on but all indications are thatt humidity will not be as bad as a it was this weekend.s weekend all right, that's a check of o the forecast.ec erin como is bac

washington anchor for bbc world news america katty kay and josh green. josh, i think you're the man who wrote that steve bannon was the worst human being on the planet. i'll paraphrase. >> light paraphrase. >> i wrote that he is the most dangerous political operative in america. not clear if he's most dangerous to republicans or democrats or maybe both. someone who has spent a lot of time with bannon that he is the distilled essence of donald trump in a nutshell. >> isn't that something? i guess, katty, of donald trump being praised yesterday in some quarters certainly for a reset, but certainly doesn't -- kellyanne conway. most people think she did very good on the plane talking to donald trump and moderating some of the sharper edges of the message. but doesn't sound like that is the case with dobannon. >> he is being described as trumpier than trump. i didn't think that was possible. as we said yesterday, this looks like trump reducts. more of the same thing we are going to be getting. rare day on the calendar yesterday as donald trump went without ho

kai simonsen is over the scene in chopper 4. kai? >> good morning to both of you. this happened around 6:00 a.m. a serious accident involving three vehicles. those are the three vehicles there towards the center part of the screen. one of them, the one at the head of the line, all that damage to the left-hand side, crashed into the side of the building. we saw at least one person being worked on by ems. i'm kai simonsen, back over to you. >> now to tracie strahan with the latest on that fire that left nearly a d serious but stable condition after a fast-moving fire forced at least one man to jump. cell phone video shows what was happening here around 2:30 this morning. as a result four families were displaced. one man had to jump from the first floor window in the rear, that's where it is believed the fire started. back to you. >> let's check in with lauren. >> the meadowbrook parkway expect delays. delays on the hoboken to world trade center and hoboken to 33rd street for p.a.t.h. commuters. an accident is out there westbound by metropolitan avenue, delays back to

reporter kai reed tells us what happens next. "erika poremski" had just quickly stepped out to her car in the 68-hundred block of gough street sunday night when she turned back to find her house engulfed in flames. she could hear her eight-month-old daughter viviana inside. couldn't get to her and i tried in...kicking the windows out...and it was just...i couldn't..no one could." firefighters got into the house quickly... and came back out with "viviana"... and an incredible story. they said that they found erika's dog polo in the room with the baby...and he was covering her with his body. (erika poremski, mother) "and so that way, nothing got to her -- and he just stayed because of it and he stayed with her the whole time in the bedroom and wouldn't even come downstairs to get out the door." paramedics were able to (erika poremski, mother) "he was my first baby...and now i lost him. and i'm just praying i don't lose her...it's all i have...and it just happened so fast, i just don't understand it...i just don't know why this stuf

it's not clear how mc kay died play and suicide. mc kay spent almost three decades on the air waves and had a huge impact in the industry. he hosted countless charity events over the years. just one example of his impact, long list of country singers sending out condolences online. that brings blake shelton and hillary scott from lady antebellum. >>laura: major bay area company was hit with a $2 citigroup technology, part of citigroup bank, was not paying many workers overtime. cti denied workers time and a half when they worked more than 40 hours in a week. the investigation focused on the company's anti-money laundering division. and the violations have been between 2013 and 2015. as a result, cti had to pay 882 employee a total of $1.8 million. also received a civil penalty of violations. citigroup said, quote, citi reclassified jobs as overtime eli eligible. we fully cooperated with the department of labor and are pleased to have this resolved. >>walter: now search for some bike thieves in hillsborough county. they were made spe

. >> mary kay i can understand facebook, one othe largest markets in the the universe and google where he can nears work and probably $15 is not a big debate. but that small business owner, that really is barely making it, or the people who want to be business owners because entrepreneurship is near an all-time low. this is a huge impediment and ultimately isn't it better to happen fight poverty with first getting people a job and getting them in the work force and then talking about higher wages later? >> that's a really good way to begin but we don't believe that the 64 million jobs that are poverty jobs in this country can just wait to become a good job. that's why workers coming together are making the jobs good jobs, and small business owners in seattle, and san francisco, that have already again to 15 report they're able to ad jobs because people have more money in their pockets to spend. so, this movement isn't just delivering on the promise of good jobs. we're making good jobs, year after year after year. and it is growing. we have more workers joining at this convention in ric

kai simonsen over the scene now in chopper 4. kai snoo. >> darlene, good morning to you. michael as well. got news of this a little while ago. first on the scene over 9 east 89th street a half a block from central park and the screen. in the center, there's an ambulance out here. this is the scene of an assault. cops telling us at this point. no official word on injuries. there is an ambulance on the scene and it looks as there may be cops interviewing a possible victim or somebody else. a witness or so. of course, we'll continue to keep you up to date. no word on the conditions of the victim. live in chopper 4. kai simonsen, darlene and michael, over to you. >> two "saturday night live" jay pharoah and taran killam are leaving snl. they've both been with the show for several years. he was donald trump. brad pitt as well and jay pharoah did ben carson, president obama, kanye west. i thought they were two of the most talented performers. really going to miss them as well. >> i'm sure they'll do other fantastic things. they go on to other glory after >> as brad pitt, though

gary has a call on kay.ay. >> what's your call on kay? kay. >> does she not resemble karen greg houston. >> oh. >> i thought it was her a second. >> i know she's been gone.she' >> definitely got her --er -- >> got that little noes. noe where she shrinks up her noes.ee that does look like karen gray. >> kay, thank you for your y stickit tiffness. tif >> this was the perfect day forf you to be on -- that fan of the day. day. >> facebook fan of the day.of t. >> sorry.>> sorry >> i'm allison. all this is holly.ll. and you work at fox5. (laughter).r). >> gary has been on vacationac much that's what it is. i >> i'm sorry.. 70 degrees for manassas. 72 for culpeper. >> hey, hey, i like that shot. (laughter).. >> randomly take tha 67 for quantico.o 79 for fredericksburg and 72 for culpeper.culper here's the day's high high temperatures. plus beautiful conditions todays it's really really great.re little break from all that heatt and humidity.y 84 degrees for culpeper. 83 degrees for dulles and 81 up1 in hagerstown.erown. there's your forecast.ur f

kai simonsen is in chopper >> reporter: injuries involved in this except. these are live pictures of the northbound deegan, you can see one of the vehicles involved in a three car accident. and as i said, at least one injury. we just saw someone being wheeled away on a stretcher. in the meantime, we have the two left lanes blocked heading into this area and delays are backed up all the way to west fordham road. you can see nothing but a long row of cars. of course we will continue to live in chopper 4, i'm kai simonsen. >> jackie robinson westbound had been shut down for a while, all lanes have reopened. so delays should ease out. we have an accident van wyck expressway near queens boulevard. delays back to belt parkway. and bqe, still an accident westbound out by the kosciuszko bridge, delays back to northern boulevard. and a live look inbound lincoln tunnel, you have a 25 minute wait into the toll. 15 or less at the george washington bridge. and finally on the rail, metro north reporting 10 to 15 minute delays on the harlem and new haven lines because of

. >> meteorologist mary kay kleister, thanks, mary kay. >>> state funerals were held this morning for some of the 290 deadly earthquake in italy t. magnitude of the.2 quake was near the town of amatrice neat of rome. more than 1,000 aftershocks are hampering the search and rescue effort. >> good morning. today has been declared a national day of mourning here in italy. and the funerals today may begin to provide some sense of closure. still the longer-term questions of bu communities are only just beginning. in the hardest hit areas, key mound tony roads are still being cleared, while aftershocks continue to rock the region and catches set up for the displaced provide just a temporary fix. we have no idea what will happen next, this 12-year-old told us. despite the daunting scale of destruction, italy's government he is a deputy mayor in the region. >> this is an area two a lot of seismic activity. these buildings were not earthquake proof, why? . >> some of the buildingsle were too old. others were up to code but collapsed any aye. a recently bell tower was reduced to rubble, killing

new york, this it is is paying $4 million to settle a wrongful death suit brought by the family of kai gurley. the next nypd officer who shot and killed him in the stairwell of the pink houses in 2014 will personally pay $25000. he is working up 800 hours of community service he was sentenced to of negligent homicide. >> every day i ask about kai and it's getting difficult to explain to a 2-year-old and these tensions and what can be done to move forward in a more positive way. in the town hall after the news tonight. >> antwan: fans are inviting tribeca for conway west. >> christina: he'll been temporary locations around the world a week before his two or keep kicks off. his store on broadway will have lines wrapped around the block with fans waiting hours to get her hands on close from the pablo collection. the shop will be there through sunday. but expect but expect a long way to get inside. >> antwan: new jersey fire department is is sending a >> christina: without will get from one department to another. >> despite all the ipads and devices out there, the most popular format for c

>>and pinellas park is planning aistribute to dave mc kay. the council voted to rename a segment of 81st avenue as dave mc kay way. he was a big part of the community and the city plans to officiate reangf tt street at the barbecue kickoff and rodeo on october 1. >> he would love that. >> he would have. >>> well, a bigightor the browns at raymond james. this ishe first time the fans will see the new renovations and our sports director is there alive. how is it looking?>> not sure we looking for with two more tonight and seeing the big brand new definition boards and the renovation here and the game itself. ehey are four times the it spans t width of t field. these things are enhancinghe expeencend theget a cnce to e it the pre-season considered starters we'll see extthe playing time, they will have to ara b new bellsndl in whistlesartf t >> i dideeow it would.ow h iooke wio hefly ieard goo ings i hope to see lot ofhings a onideots awesome to see it test. one thing we'llnow we have noted the sound sys iseccusp d the cannon fire when i hear it,

kai simonsen is over the scene in chopper 4. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, two robberies that happened both at gas the same job area in newark. first location on broad, and we're over the second location. you can see investigators on the scene. now, no injuries have been reported respect, we are hearing unconfirmed reports that the description of the suspect in the first robbery matches the description of the suspect at this robbery. so could be the same person. again, no injuries have been reported. simonsen. >>> 6:18. president obama says miles per hour american forces are hitting hard against isis. the president says isis is losing territory on the ground, but has a successful online campaign. the president vows that will not last forever. >> isil turns out not to be invincible, they're in fact inevitably going >> the president also spoke about the recent controversy over $400 million paid by the u.s. government to iran. he insists the u.s. does not pay ransom for hostages. >>> nypd is touting lower crime rates. city wide shootings are done 20% for

the "papa-ha-now- mow-koo-ah-kay-ah" monument will be quadrupled in size and will be more than twice the size of texas. the national monument designation would get rid of commercial fishing an recreational fishing is still allowed- with a permit. scientists and environmentalists argue that climate change can greatly affect our oceans. commercial fishermen-- as you can imagine-- fought the expansion. seven months of savings- paid off for one five year old. his decision to spread kindness- by sharing his allowance with an entire police department. and- some unusual residents living alongside inmates. z23eiz zvpz y23eiy yvpy money- five year old william everetz junior saved his allowance for seven whole months. all- to buy his nearby police department in new jersey lunch. he decided to call it "kindness day" and department. thanks to his kindness- the police department made william an honorary officer and gave him his own badge. he even got a ride in the police cruiser- in the front, not the back. william has a long list of other good deeds he wants to next- william plans to donate clot

lucky survivor came forward with a lawyer to say he lays it at the feet of apartment building owners kay management. that survivor told us stories we heard before from other residents, there were complaints about gas over and over and ignored. when i come back at 6:00, you will hear his dramatic story. reporting live in silver spring, scott broom, wusa9. >>> in a written statement, washington gas is saying only it will continue to support the ntsb investigation, kay apartment management has ignored all attempts by wusa9 to have questions answered. >>> we got breaking news involving a possible hepatitis a outbreak. the virginia department of health is investigating a cluster oh of hepatitis a cases that appear to be linked to smoothies from tropical smoothie cafes. the cases are likely linked to frozen strawberries imported from egypt. anyone who had a smoothie from a cafe in virginia within the last 50 days could be at 6th, 7th or 8th, consider a vaccine or immune gob goblin. >>> 9 babies were transferred after a bacteria was found. >> reporter: doctors at prince georges hospital say the

the 3-time world champion from denver won her first match of the kay and took her winning streak into the quarterfinal >> dreams can come true. >> >> this evening she tweeted her congratulations to team usa. >>> our olympic coverage triathlon. >>> a preview of what's on the way. this afternoon a few showers cut across the city. it is a welcome change for what has been one of the drier months of august on record. a little bit of rain in some areas, others just clouds. apop pike's peak time of here when we see the first snows, the tree 39. it's also a case of what runners will face. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump will take part in an event prime time on nbc september 7th. >>> great news on next today. the election isn't rigged after all. >> afraid the election is gonna be rigged. >> reporter: trump's campaign director doesn't share that fear. >> if he loses her will it be because the election is rigged? >> this is not a rigged election. we have to compete. >> reporter: patrick davis is trying to bring trump back f colorado. >> trump won't lose here. >> reporter: the trump digging

i'm low kay in for matt ackland. and i'm lauren demarco. look at surveillance video answer images of a suspect accused of robbery a clerk. fox5's lindsay watts with more. >>reporter: the 7/eleven has/ee been closed for much of the and what we have been seeingeen tonight is people who saw the crime tape here earlier comingal back to find out what happened. this parking lot has been filleb in the hours that we've been out here. there are a lot of regularegu customers who are devastatedevas that this clerk was shot and killed. 31 year old tyler oh wall a had only moved here from nigeria air few months ago, but this wasas clearly a man who made a reel impact on the people he met only briefly. i'm just thankful to know that i knew who he was and that god had given me the gift that he will come across my path because heea was such a genuine, kind person. > such heart felt words from a woman who only knew odd wall idw from seeing him as she got her r coffee every morning. she was one of those who saw this crime scene earlier today.d it was just be

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we now know the warm that slammed into the side of a cvs has kai died. images from our air camera show the size of she has not been identified. police say a shooting happen when 22-year-old jorge ciniceros tried to fight with an officer, took his gun, and punched him in the face. the officer will be okay. and a man is in the hospital after he was shot at least 5 times. the gunman is still on the run tonight. police say he took off in a from the family of the woman who was shot outside of her work yesterday. she's in critical condition, and the 19-year-old suspect still hasn't been caught. police told us the woman and malik thompson may have been in rape. her family says, "there was only a brief relationship when she cut malik became blinl rent." >>> convicted felons casting thou votes. where thousands of them are about to get the right restored. and healthy smoothies making people sick. the fruit that's beenlinged to an outbreak of hepatitis a. and we're continuing to track the monsoon heading into valley. that's a look at our a-dot >>> welcome back. i'm

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the three kay's down, broader topixs down by almost the same margin. the nikkei climbed .4% on monday as investors paused after the volatility scene following the decision by the bank of japan on additional easing. investors felt short changed by the central bank for not doing more. still the markets will be looking at earnings reports. as you mentioned earlier, the three major japanese financial groups reported declines in profits, that's amid boj's negative interest rate policy, which is crimping their profit margins. that's not helping. another concern, of course, as we've been talking about is the drop in crude oil prices. wti cru futures briefly fell below $40 a barrel for the first time in about three and a half months. and that's on worries that the global supply glut may expand after the number of oil rigs increased in the u.s. now one positive factor, it may actually come from the steel sector, and we did see metal shares rising. iron ore prices or futures rallying after that private pmi day tra showta showed an expans. copper hit a one-week h