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>>jennifer: ken has more on returning a flight to its rightful owner. >>reporter: it has to belong to someone. who that is, we're trying to find out. we'll talk to the gentleman who found this in clearwater over i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. and his suits in mexico. in fact, the real donald trump outsourced his products and jobs to 12 different countries. so don't believe the hat. good morning i'm russell rhodes and i'm jen epstein in for laura moody. >>russell: welcome. i'm russell rhodes. >>jennifer: and i'm jennifer epstein. >>russell: let me say this about this. you're right. i took the dogs out early this morning. it's nice. >>jennifer: i want to use the word cool. >>russell: this isn't going to last. >>lindsay: it will last a few mornings, >>russell: the dogs were loving it. >>lindsay: further south of tampa bay, it's not quite as comfy but manageable humidity this morning. and temperatures are in check, too. let's jus

>>russell: beaches in sarasota and manatee counties are a mess and ken has been showing us all morning long. good morning. >>reporter: good morning. a couple of things have happened since we last smoke. number one, the tide is in so that's washing away some dead fish sitting out there and second thing, the sun has come up so that gives you a much better perspective by taking a look down the beach, you see a couple of things. that sea weed and a lot of dead fish. you see the birds coming in so they'll help clean it up as well but there's plenty out in the gulf. as long as that algae bloom remains out there, you'll see it killing fish and unfortunately are going to be wash ago shore. certainly not a pretty sight or good for tourism. marie a -- anna maria island is known for the beaches. many may reconsider spending time here if they have skin problems or respiratory problems. red tide exacerbates that situation. joe and i are out here and before it wasn't too bad but we're starting to cough a little bit and having a harder time of things. i was talking to some guys that clean up garbage

now - ken smith has a look at how being affected this morning.. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. this morning's crash was a desk. this morning's reminder of similar bad crashes in the past... where metro officers have rushed to be at the side of an injured colleague. metro police have not lost an officer in a crash since 2009. that year, they lost three officers within a period. also that year, a driver was arrested for driving impaired after she hit a motorcycle officer at sahara and buffalo... leaving him in serious condition. witnesses said dana saunders' jeep rear ended that officer... and check out this video-- this was from wednesday of this week near eastern and warm springs... a driver hit the back of a metro patrol car before crashing into a pole in front of a gas pump. the officer was crash. police said the driver had a diabetic episode... and wa

ken murray has been missing for three days. he was supposed to pick up his kids or thursday but never showed up. his wife says her husband's disappearance is tearing her heart. >> his two kids miss him, hi -- his older children miss him, his friends miss him. >> anyone with information on his where abouts should contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >>> a powerful storm hermine is still bringing crashing waves and rip tides to the shore. swimming is not allowed. life guards and police officers are just patrolling the beaches. hermine may still turn into a hurricane. >>> offshore the storm is churning up the water. passengers ashore the royal caribbean anthem of the sea. >>> this weekend's powerful earthquake in arizona is renewing the concern over fraking. >> this small city is the latest epicenter of concern. >> it was bad, it was going like this. >> reporter: oklahoma averages 2-1/2 earthquakes a day with a magnitude of 8.2 or higher. oklahoma geological survey have tied it to hydraulic fracturing or fraking. sunday's

ken smith has been on the ground in charlotte following protests since they broke out on tuesday. he reports on the mood following the vid of uptown charlotte for a 5th straight night. they tell me, they are still not happy with the quality and length of dash cam and body cam tapes charlotte mcecklenburg police released in the keith scott shooting investigation. what they release, it seemed very edited, they cut it down; we're not able to see the details, from what i saw, he's backing up and within a couple of seconds they shot him in a news conference late saturday afternoon, chief kerr putney agency in the investigation, that making the tapes public will not compromise the investigation. chief putney says, when officers approached scott's vehicle tuesday sept 20th, a crime had been committed. chief what crimes did he commit?.i don't think you've said what crimes he committed one of which is possessing marijuana; when you're in possession of marijuana and then you have a gun, that's a public safety issue our officers are going to address chief putney says, he stands by what the t

. >> the reporter: hingham's harbor master, ken, has his theories, either the fish are chased into shallow water or died from a lack of oxygen or -- there, his net broke and the fish were released. >> the reporter: there is no risk to the public and hingham health department is taking water samples and monitoring the situation. in hingham, chris flanagan, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a bizarre crash in westborough, hurts a person and kills a moose. it happened just after midnight on route 9. police tell us the moose was crossing the road when it was hit by a car. then a truck and another car hit the animal. all three vehicles were towed >> kevin: real mild evening out there for the start of autumn. 69 in boston, but it is still 80 degrees out there in norwood. now, the temperature is sliding down into the upper 70's in the next hour or so and by 8:25 p.m. at gillette stadium, not far from norwood n to foxborough, 70 degrees under clear skies this evening for the kickoff. slide into the 60's during the game tonight. eventually, down into the 50's for low temperatures. 60's at the shoreline and

ken macleod has her story all now at 6:00. >> andy? >> that's 5-year-old andy wearing the hat and waving as relatives watched him walk through security. they paid the extra hundred bucks for a jetblue worker to escort the boy to his flight in new york city where his mom was waiting. >> when i went to pick up my son, my son wasn't there. they >> reporter: indeed, the 5- year-old boy who arrived in kennedy had andy's passport and luggage but wasn't andy. there was confusion and hysteria. >> for three hours, she doesn't know where he is. >> reporter: turns out, there were two 5-year-old boys boarding flight as lone that morning in the -- flights alone that moring in dominican. one here at logan and one in new york. the youngsters. >> i was told to wait for police to arrive. i was desperate going crazy. i still am. >> reporter: jetblue says it quickly got the misplaced boys in touch with families on the phones and within hours put them on flights to the correct destination with an apology. "we realize this situation was distressing to the

construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk ken has a job... i have a job... but this apple engineer can't get one. this is j-k scheinberg.. a former apple engineer who switched macs to intel processors. its safe to assume with that resume.. getting a job at one of those apple genius bars should be no problem... but.. one apple store didn't seem to think so. which scheinberg believes is because of age discrimination. if you're looking for job in town.. bonnie springs will be hiring actors all week long.. for their haunted adventure bonnie screams. casting calls start wednesday from three to eight. and will last for about two weeks. the ranch is inviting anyone 18 or older to try out. they're looking to hire about 60 people... and you must come in your own makeup or mask. the haunted house opens october 6-th. think you have what it takes to run the greatest show on earth? you are in luck! the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus are looking for their next ringmaster. and their search is bringing them right here to las you can

and ken suarez has more from the complex with more. >> ken >> imagine being in their shoes or beds. tired come home from work. you can lay your head on the pillow and then it starts. , they attack. >> where will they show up. the bed bugs the terror as making their mark here. >> right there, there. all right there. it is bad.

and ken suarez has more from the complex with more. >> ken >> imagine being in their shoes or beds. tired come home from work. you can lay your head on the pillow and then it starts. , they attack. >> where will they show up. the bed bugs the terror as making their mark here. >> right there, there. all right there. it is bad. down and clean it up, she is worried their son may be next. >> i don't want to the baby to get bit. he could have an allergic reaction. >> code enforcement has gotten half a dozen complaints the problem could be bigger. this woman said she is not the only one afraid to make waves. and reporting the problem. >> i capital lose my house i live here because i afford any other place, you think there will be retribution. >> yes, we called corner stone out of indiana. they would not say how many may be infested. the manager on site told us to fet off the property. a few minutes later not one or two but three lake wales crews showed up. >>> it was a civil disturbance. >> it is terrifying you don't you're scared you will have bites t is embarrassing to tell your familie

has qe failed to take into account? ken: i would not say it has failed to take it into account.t rates you must care about are what investors pay, what consumers pay. that is the idea of qe. in europe they have failed to really deal with their banking crisis fully. they have not written down debts. they have evergreened everything, and that is what their problem is. tom: this time is different when you wrote the iconic book. i do not believe our modern theory was in there. bring up the dots, if you would. the market is down there in red. good, smart people like ken rogoff are up there in green. are the dots in your textbook? is is in your classic textbook? ken: certainly the nuances of central bank policy, which have almost become a religion among central banks of exactly how to do things. no, that is something pretty new. but the basics of monetary policy have not changed that much. religion going to change? are we going to move away from dsge and differential space of, and x, y, z modern economics, back to something we knew a long time ago? ken: what i really meant is central

large and so difficult to get your arms around, but your approach has been similar, and i think there's something comforting about a ken burns project, because you know going into it that there are gonna be certain standards, and certain visual cues and audio cues, and you know what you're getting even though the subject is different. that has been a deliberate decision on your part. - it has been deliberate. i mean style is, you could say, is just the authentic application of techniques. all craftsmen, all artists have lots of techniques at their disposal, but if you - but it evolves. - and it evolves, but if it's done organically, honorably, then people recognize. this is why you can go into a gallery and there are all paintings. you go, "oh, man. "i get it, that's all de gah." i've tried to live that way, to not let technology be a tail that wags the dog but rather control the technology to serve something that's not glamorous, but to serve a complicated story and we're always not trying to tell you what we already know, as some documentary filmmakers do, and the last time i checked that's called homework, but share

ken smith has more on one of those unplanned concerts. >> reporter: blue grass music. it is toe-tapping, picking, good old fun. >> it releases all of the happy endorphins and quite often those happy aiam session. blue grass musicians, making music together. >> you can put a bunch of hem in a room. someone will -- in a room and someone will play a toon and they know the cord we will work with it. that is what make blue grass, to me, so amazing. >> you don't know any of these guys? >> no, just met them. >> you are just jamming? >> yes. arrived last night. >> reporter: jam sessions can break out just about anywhere in the corners of motels. [music] or outside, the stage, the sidewalk. with a captive and an audience. >> waiting for everyone to play. [music] >> reporter: for is portal for blue grass. >> enjoying it. just meeting people. all ages and all kinds of -- very nice. [ laughter ] >> talk about a melting pot. a that was ken smith reporting. the best in the -- the best of the best in blue grass shined at the performing arts. [music] boys" opened up the show at the bl

at fox 13s ken suarez has the story of these stranger who is came to the rescue. good morning, ken. >>> hey, you know, no matter how you size up with these people did, bottom line is this, it's certainly proves one thing that a lot of people out there do the best they possibly know how to do in times of is two daughters were on i-75 this saturday when a tire on their suv blew out. the vehicle flipped and ended up on its roof. dozens of people who just happened to be passing by stopped to help. they pulled the mom and one daughter who were trapped inside out. now we just got of phone with good samaritan. he doesn't want to be identified, but he says the mom went he saw her was pretty banged up. her head. a cut on her face he broke my heart. >>> a second daughter was actually stuck under the vehicle. people got together they tried to lift it off. there were not enough people at first as more people gathered they were eventually able to do that. >> they were all taken to tampa general hospital. two released all doing okay at this with a knowledge base they had they di

. >> reporter: you can see that officer ken zink's has a memorial -- memorial has been set up.students do begin to say goodbye to the 53-year-old officer today. he was headed to school on his harley-davidson yesterday morning when he crashed into a truck and was hit by a big rig. that crash shut down parts of interstate 80 for hours yesterday morning. students and administrators at helms middle school say that he reached out to active teens taking on an active role to advocate for the children he protected. >> he was a rock for them, helping them bridge with their families. when there were problems, helping them at school, when they couldn't concentrate work >> reporter: -- concentrate. >> reporter: we may be speaking with the police chief later today. officer zink one numerous awards over his career. students and fellow officers agree that what set him apart was his ability to connect with and help children and teenagers. he leaves behind seven children. >>> it is now 5:35. a gofundme account is set up for the family of officer zink. we have that information on ktvu.com. go to

. >> plus wral's ken smith has another fox 50 premier week report. stars from "the exorcist" share >>> [ >> anthony hamilton, "best of me." such a good song, puts you in a good mood. >> that's good song. something maybe for a friday night. >> good song. >> if you're a sweetie. oh you're funny. >> we're getting ready. >> yeah. we are. >>> we're kind of ready to be done with the rain. the weekend is here. here, which is good news. still a lot of clouds for most of us this morning. . winds are out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour. . it is still humid, too. temperatures are ranging from the upper 60s, 72 real looking, 73 irwin, 73 may jetville. it is certainly a bit gg . here's a look at the water vapor imagery. . we look at this just to see where the dry air is. where you see these darker shades, reds, that's where the dry air is. it is making its eastward push with brighter whites as you had to the coast. that's where we have the highest threat for rain across our eastern counties. south and east. but most of us dry. as we head to the lunch hour, m

ken caryl. s >> deal has one other realist, a misdemeanor shoplifting charge. >>> learning more about the death of an 11-month-old girl in fort collins. juan hernandez is facing first degree murder charges. hernandez hit his girlfriend's daughter with aai cbs4 has learned that hernandez recently served three years in prison for child abuse. >>> an update on the search for a man accused of attacking an rtd bus driver. detectives in lakewood have arrested anthony matta. he bought got on the bus last thursday, tried to ride expired, and hit the driver, breaking his nose. >>> an update on the shooting officer. his wife has collected $3.5 million from the city. jim davies got in a friendly fire incident. a fellow officer thought davies was a suspect and opened fire. davies wife filed a federal lawsuit. the lakewood city council approved the settlement rather than taking the case to trial. >>> and some of the aurora theater victims won't have to shell out hundreds of thousands action. sin the company has agreed to drop its request for any damages after the victims agreed they would not appeal the ver

. >> maybe ken has idea here, collegeville it quan bakery looking to rename a sandwich, chip kelly goneatch would you name a sandwich after carson wentz? do you have anything? >> that's a tough one. >> the newbe. >> the newbe? >> then it wears off. >> okay. let's think of another one. >> how about -- >> the savior? >> we keep going wentz, let's go carson. >> we need your help, use the #fox29gooddayment we'll show them on tv you could be a winner. here's wednesday. today, guns can be bought over the internet, or at a weekend gun show. and if the wrong people get a gun... we know what can happen. pat toomey put our safety ahead of partisan politics. toomey crossed party lines twice, first to support background checks, and now to stop gun sales to suspects on the terror watch list. no wonder pennsylvania cops endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> i got a tweet yesterday, i walk my kids to school every day through eight grades. >> if you are able to do it, that's great. >> wonderful. this event, an ann

what has been the impact? ken: -- gavin: the decisions have not been made.icies have not been announced. we are looking at the short-term, which is favorable to us. in terms of the currency fluctuations that have been happening, very much in our favor. weakness in the pound has brought many tourists to london and scotland. there's an advantageous price now in terms of pricing for international shoppers. almost a 40% difference compared to asia or america. we are seeing a good uptick in tourism. poundwould you expect the to fall further? we've had a leg down and some say we need another leg down. gavin: for us, it helps us. i'm not going to speculate. we live with it as it comes to us. if it does further, we have stores, a head office. the reporting euros. it is favorable in terms of cost. if it does go further, we have more advantageous pricing for customers. mark: and your investment intentions? business investment intentions have fallen. have yours fallen? have they risen? gavin: we've made important investments in the uk. we have six stores in the uk now.

fox 13 ken suarez has dramatic image and story behind it from gibsonton. no matter how assize up what certainly proves one thing, there are a lot of people out there that are willing to go out of their way in times of crisis. >> a ma'am and two daughters were on i-75 saturday when a tire on their suv blew out. the vehicle flipped and ended up on its roof, dozens of people who just happened to be passing by stopped to help. they pulled out the mom and one of the daughters who were trapped inside. we just spoke with the good samaritan, who doesn't want to be identified. he says the mom was pretty banged up. >> he w she had blood coming from both sides of her head. a cut on her face. and she seeing that just broke my heart. a second girl was trapped under the suv when enough people arrived they were actually were able to live girl off her so little one was able to get out and get medical attention. now there is a controversial part of this story. that is that many medical people involved unless you are trained to do so. but people here thought they were doing

let's go back to ken smith who has been in the city all night long. ken, is that your take? it feels like there are more people. it is peaceful again. >> because it is so peaceful more people feel comfortable about being out here on the street. on describe the mood and the feeling in charlotte tonight i think i just came up with a word cautious. everyone is cautious. they are cautiously optimistic that tonight will remain peaceful. let me show you something here. that is the epi center. that is like a main nighttime spot here in uptown charlotte. restaurants, bars, you name it. just shutdown. well, come walk with me here. i will take you to the intersection where the unrest really unfolded last night. this is the intersection of trade and college. and as you mentioned a lot of people milling about the streets. basically what we are seeing tonight and -- this is another thing that you are seeing tonight. just mainly pockets of demonstrators just walking their signs, quietly moving from street to street. the national guard troops are stationed all over uptown charlotte tonight

ken caryl. s >> deal has one other realist, a misdemeanor shoplifting charge. >>> learning more about the fort collins. juan hernandez is facing first degree murder charges. hernandez hit his girlfriend's daughter with a chair last week. cbs4 has learned that hernandez recently served three years in prison for child abuse. >>> an update on the search for a man accused of attacking an rtd bus driver. detectives in lakewood have arrested anthony matta. he bought got on the bus last thursday, tried to ride breaking his nose. >>> an update on the shooting death of a lakewood police officer. his wife has collected $3.5 million from the city. jim davies got in a friendly fire incident. a fellow officer thought davies was a suspect and opened fire. davies wife filed a federal lawsuit. the case to trial. >>> and some of the aurora theater victims won't have to shell out hundreds of thousands of dollars for pursuing legal action. sin the company has agreed to drop its request for any damages after the victims agreed they would not appeal the verdict. >>> new developments tonight in a scandal that rocked wells

henrietta ken that has been charged with child abuse.elaware state the police say she hit a, 13 year-old at the manor group home. school nurse said the child suffered arm bruises and scratches on the back of his neck. >>> monday or john steven mraz is accuse of child sex abuse. sixty-six year-old was pastor at saint ann's catholic church, in emmaus for last eight years. a friend found the images while fixing his computer over the summer, and contacted the church which contacted the authorities. mraz is now suspended and can in longer present himself as a priest. he was released on unsecured bail. >>> new jersey transit is telling passengers to reframe from using their samsung galaxy note seven on it services. they urged customers to avoid charging device on board trains, buses, light rail or even in stations. this comes after samsung issued a voluntary recall of the phone following numerous reports of exploding batteries and fires. last week consumer products safety commission told all users to turn phones off. samsung says it plans to s

. >> ken wayne has the story of survival from a man who never considered he might die in today's segment 2. >> reporter: when the uss indianapolis said through the golden gate on her way to the pacific theater in 1945, harold bray was a fresh 17-year-old sailor on his first deployment. little did he and other crew members realize they were on what would turn out to be a historic and tragic voyage. on one of the hangars a large wooden crate. >> the marine guard was out at all times. >> reporter: inside the crate, the nuclear bomb that would be dropped on hiroshima to hassen the end of world war ii. the ship was ordered to the philippines. bray was sleeping under a gun turret in the dead of night when the ship was attacked. >> the first torpedo hit right on the opposite side of where i was sleeping and rolled me off the ledge of a 10-foot drop. >> reporter: the ship was already sinking as bray scrambled for a life jacket and headed for the quarter deck. >> that's where i jump off, and i was still about 30, 40 feet out of the water. somebody hit me and drove me down. and i happened to open

ken wayne has this story of survival from a man of courage. >> reporter: when the u.s.s.hrough the golden gate on its way to the pacific theater in 1945, harold bray was a fresh 17-year-old sailor on his first deployment. little did he or the other crew members realize that they were on what would turn out to be a historic and tragic voyage. in one of the ship's hangars a large wooden crate. >> the marine guards were on it at all time saying we could not go near the thing. >> reporter: inside the crate the nuclear bomb that would be dropped on hiroshima. the ship was ordered to the philippines. bray was sleeping under a gun turret when the ship was attacked at the dead of night. >> right on the opposite side of where i was sleeping. it rolled me off the ledge of the 10-foot drop. >> reporter: the ship was already sinking as bray scrambled for a life jacket and headed for the quarter deck. >> that is where i jumped off. and i was still about 30 to 40 feet off the water. when i hit the water, somebody hit me and they drove me down. and that i opened up my eyes and there is

. >> ken wayne has the story of a man who says he never even considered he might die. >> reporter: whens said through the golden gate on her way to the pacific theater in 1945, benicia's harold gray was a fresh 17-year-old sailor on his first deployment. little did he or the other crew members realize they were on what would turn out to be a historic and tragic voyage. in one of the ship's hangars are large wooden crate. >> that marine guard on it at all times. we could not go near this thing. >> reporter: inside the crate, the nuclear bomb that would be dropped on hiroshima to hasten the end of world war ii. the ship was ordered to the philippines. bray was sleeping under a gun turret in the dead of night when the ship was attacked. >> the first torpedo hit right on the opposite side of where i was sleeping. and rolled me off the ledge of a 10-foot drop. >> the ship was already sinking pass bray scambled for a life jacket and head for the quarter deck. >> that's where i jumped off, and i was still 30, 40 feet off the water, and when i hit the water, somebody hit me and drove me down, a

latest.w outside of the ewing center on lorain community college campus, a gymnasium that has for the family of trooper ken velez to receive condolences, there has been a steady stream of peoplele from away as kentucky appeared his body arrived here earlier today he was killed last thursday conducting a traffic stop on i-90 in cleveland he will be memorialized here at a pli followed by a procession attended by officers from at least 19 states and canada, he has been a state trooper since 1988, a large turnout expected langley 6-mile route on the way to the cemetery and what will b a veryry emotional day for many. >> he was a hero to our correct it is hard to find the words for this kind of thing he was a great man, he did his job he was going to retire and spe more time with his kids. i am just shocked. if anybody wants to see support and encouragement for a peace officer, state troopers, that is what you will see here tonight, the hours or until 8:00 p.m., 10:00 a.m., tomorrow open to th public at calvary cemetery, it will be a private burial tomorrow the state patrol asking anyonete who wants to line up

. >> and i'm ken wayne. rose pak has died at the age of 68. born in china and moved to san francisco in 1967. in 1974 she started to work for the san francisco chronicle as its only can to niece speaking reporter. later she was instrumental in getting issues important to the chinese community to the forefront of city hall. we will have more on her life and career tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> an additional 1000 police officers are patrolling the streets of new york city after a bomb exploded last night injuring 29 people. this surveillance video shows the moment the blast went off. investigators are treating the explosion in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood as an intentional act and have yet to link it to a group. we have more from new york. reporter: a powerful explosion rocking manhattan saturday injuring 29 people and the blast sending panicked people scrambling for cover and all of those injured were released from the hospital. >> i heard this huge explosion. i just saw endless fire trucks. >> it happened on west 23rd street. the explosio

but kent has obviously made up his mind. more with our interview with ken burns very soon.hen on monday on the heels of the emmys, legendary sitcom director jim burrows. we'll talk content with the man behind "friends," "cheers," "big bang's" pilot, all of that on "binge" on hulu, apple tv. europe is closing as we speak. >> deutsche bank really is the catalyst for today's selling news of the doj asking the german lender to pay $14 billion to settle a probe of its alleged role in the u.s. mortgage crisis is sending ripples across the broader european banking sector. royal bank of scotland, credit suisse, barclays all foreclosure today's trade. deutsche bank shares have lost more than half their value in the past 12 months. >>> politics, the eu summit in slovakia is under way without the presence of uk prime minister teresa may. francois holland of france and germany's angela merkel defending the european project and denouncing the idea of disintegration post the brexit both. both leaders continue to face uncertainty ahead of their respective elections in 2017 as we see the r

ken? >> reporter: julie, it has been a very slow recovery for the people of lake county. for some the lives that they enjoyed there before are over. >> reporter: 76,000 acres, 1,955 structures including 1,281 homes, four dead. this is what anderson springs road on cobb mountain looked like on the night of the fire. this is what it looks like now. the valley fire has not only changed the physical landscape, but altered the course of hundreds of lives. >> the race up this hill and those houses right along the ridge where it is all cleared now, those were the first homes to be destroyed. >> reporter: lake county supervisor rob brown took us on a tour of the mountain where the fire started spreading to middletown and hidden valley lake destroying hundreds of homes in its path. investigators say that faulty electrical wiring on a hot tub at a home behind this gate is to blame. the fire erupted so fast that it burned more than 10,000 acres in less than five hours. burning through dry pines, many diseased with beetles leaping from house to house. >> there were gun safes out here

the factory gauge unexpectedly rose last month at the highest level and was 10 years it ken wills hasg over the numbers. good to see on the program. doesn't it mean that china has turned a corner? official pmi gave comfort. the unofficial pmi was not so, this was not so comforting -- was not so comforting. ken: the main headline number was above expectations did it was good news but we don't want --get too excited, because expectations. it was good news but we don't want to get too excited because it was just above pmi. it has shown marginal improvement, but still has a way to go. there is a divergence in the numbers, because the larger companies are doing well while the smaller and medium sized companies showed contraction. the headline numbers to give the government the policymakers a ,it of room for moving ahead throttling back a bit on the stimulus that they have been putting into the economy. at the same time moving ahead with reforms of state owned enterprises. cutting some of the excess capacity, especially in steel and coal sectors. manus: 10, thank you so much. stay with anna

how did you become so serendipitous that every main charge, including ken starr, has been somehow blemished by history since -- >> i got lucky, because the hypocrisy of going after him, when all of these people are -- i mean, what ken starr did was, he didn't pursue these allegations of sexual misconduct. he lost his job. look at what happened to denny hastert. he's going to jail. and these people were all so self-righteous. they couldn't get over the fact that, oh, my god, someone had consensual sex. the whole country falls apart. >> some people have been divorced and have had good second marriages -- >> we don't even need to talk about the personal. >> dana, if trump goes after hillary on any of this area, it seems to me he will then have to play defense on his life's situation. i don't think that is going to work. >> i don't think he will. that was just one of his offshoots. i'm not going to speak for him -- >> jennifer flowers is going to sit in the first row and make goo-goo eyes -- >> that was funny, come on. politics is theater. everyone who is assembled in this panel is well aware p

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that. >> there is a gofundme account, and we will tell you about this to help the family of ken zink and has raised $10,000 and reached that goal in less than $100 people in seven hours. we have a link on our website at abc7news.com. >> now to the wildfire that continues to burn in the santa cruz mountains, sky 7 shows the aerial assault on the host loaf that has destroyed eight homes and nine structures and a firefighter was injured. >> we were in los gatos last night where dozens of residents take add community meeting at loma prieta elementary and some were thankful with the work of firefighters and frustrated as they waited to hear in the homes were survived. the damage assessment team has begun to identify the homes that were burned which has burned 4,100 acres and 33% contained. 320 homes are threatened. >> long time algebra teacher at a school in shows is accused of sexually assaulting a federal student on leave from the school, david graham was arrested yesterday after he taught the victim in 2007 when she was only 13. police say the former student told a friend of the assault this p

ken: good to be here. david: what has happened because of the sinclair deal? t has been a spectacular marriage. i have known david smith, the ceo of the company, for a long time. it really felt like the perfect melding of what has now become the largest independent broadcast station group, with 181 television stations around the country, combined with our emerging national footprint. that has meant a lot of growth. we have moved up the ladder. david: take our viewers through the mechanics of this. sinclair owns a lot of television stations across the country. they are getting you on cable systems. is that a quid pro quo, saying that if you want to keep your channels up, you'd better bring along tennis channel? it has become it for these discussions that you are going to talk about a mix portfolio when you talk about distribution. we felt we were being under distributed, mostly because of our independence. this level the playing field. so sinclair said tennis channel is important to us, the evidence is that the audience wanted it, and we are getting distribution

it has a motor, video cameras and can even return itself from the car to the store. ken and kate. >> kate has already ordered one. >> yes, i want in. i'm so with you. anything jill that makes shopping easier and make me have to walk lessor do any work, i think sign me up. >> reporter: and the worst is are the carts that -- the wheels are jammed or whatever it is and that okay. i will ditch that thing in the middle of the store and leave it and go find another one if i get one of those. >> okay. all right. >> don't start. >> reporter: you're that person that leaves the carts in the middle of the aisle. >> jill, thanks. >>> coming up, a healthy warning for college students. >> the surprising way studying could make you pack on the pounds. we'll tell you what you need to know. >>s public for help finding a person of interest. i have the latest on the investigation, coming up. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. narrator: "by almost every measure, public

and finally, stan wawrinka has tennis champion since ken rosewall in 1970. the 31-year-old wawrinka beat defending champion novak djokovic in 4 sets today. it's his 3rd grand slam title, but first u.s. open. the kids might be chilly tomorrow. x maybe grab a sweater. temperature starting off a bit cool but by the end of the day, [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] mike: today, on "upfront," is the race for the white house now a close contest? and are democrats starting to worry? i'll ask hillary clinton supporter wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. then, raising road revenue. the options an influential state lawmaker says are on the table. and the wisconsin races that could help determine control of congress. how the national view of them is changing. >> covering the issues important to wisconsin. this is "upfront with mike gousha." mike: hello again, everyone, and welcome to "upfront." we begin today with the race for the wh

ktvu ken wayne has a story of survival from a man of courage. >> reporter: when the uss indianapolis way to the pacific theater in 1945, harold bray was a sailor on his first deployment. little did he or the other crew members realize they were on what would turn out to be an historic and tragic voyage. in one of the ship's hangars a large wooden crate. >> marine guards on it at all times. we could not go near this thing. >> reporter: inside the crate the nuclear bomb that would be dropped on hiroshima to hasten the end of world war ii. after the crate was delivered to the island of tinan. the ship was ordered to the philippines. bray was sleeping under a gun tourett in the dead of night when the ship was attacked. >> the first torpedo hit on the opposite side where i was sleeping and rolled me off of a 10-foot drop. >> reporter: the ship was already shrinking as he headed for a life jacket and headed for the quarter deck. >> that's where i jumped off and 30, 40 feet off the water and when i hit the water, somebody hit me and drove me down and i happened to open my eyes and the moon

ryan moore and las vegas resident ken naan is the favorite, dustin johnson has had a golfer of the year type season. >> all year i've played really solid. i've played a lot of really good finishes and obviously f in the wgc a couple of weeks after that and a couple of weeks ago, the bmw championship. feeling good coming in to this week for sure. the course sets up well with me, long, tough, you got hit a lot of good shots. >> that's going to do it for [jess]quality top tier gas helps protect engines from harmful deposits.hmm... hey! ninjas! step away from my engine. kaaa! ?? ?? ?? >> finally tonight you're almost out of time if you want the try to score a true nevada artifact. >> the department of transportation raffling off the new welcome to nevada signs you would see coming back from los angeles to utah. they are being raffled off for new ones. the deadline october 21st. >> you can find a linke news3lv.com. >> what would you do with that? >> i'd love [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starrin

usa action is responsible been unblemished -- the warriors knocked off priaire, kenned >>> cedar rapids washington record has been unblemished. this week it's another test on the road against lynn mar. the lion's last win against the warrior, 2012. first quarter bryan can you finds his bff. he he breaks a tackle and walks again, connedy, missed the catch and whoop, touchdown warriors. that makes it 14-0 wash. then later in the corner, again he finds braid on wright streaking down the sidelines. another wash and last that score, they were up 35-7 in the 3rd. taking on jefferson at kinston. deer gets the cougars red zone and that's where the drg lock down. on the stop to bring up 4th down but kennedy still gets points. cougars up 38-7 in the 4th quarter. cedar rapids had no trouble 3 games into the season. the saints are averaging 42 points per game and they have in the state. the saints offense got things rolling early. first quarter, mall malachi wilson. he's headed to the house. xavier takes a 7-0 lead just 3 minutes into the game. their next possession, they go to the air. finds tight end and that puts xav

ken mccloud has that story this morning. >> meeting your teammates for the first time can be a bit intimidating when you're nine boat with us today. >> the standing o from his football crew felt good with daniel signings his letter of in -- signing his letter of intent. >> he's tough, resilient. >> it's ceremonial stuff of course but enough to bring tears to the eyes of a youngster fighting a rare kidney cancer will hang with his new big brothers at practices, games, events as part of called team impact. >> we match children with college athletic teams for benefit of the child. >> certainly the young cancer patient draws strength from the comradery the coach sees equal benefit flowing the other way >> it's great number one to make sure people understand it is important to give back. it's great perspective for our kids. sometimes they need to see the world is not an easy place. >> daniel is one of 1,000 kids through this program. his positive attitude was evidence immediately. >> going to go undefeated. >> perhaps. as daniel posed for the photo, his new coach was certain he'd be a perfect fit. >

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ken smith. this is fox5 news this morning. hurricane hermine has been tropical storm...but not before slamming into florida this morning... making it the first hurricane to make landfall in the state in 11 years! chris welch has more on how people there are trying to protect themselves from the storm. cc to resume now fox weather jones scattered showers and or thunderstorms are forecast to stay in northwest arizona today as a drier southwest flow pushes into our area for the labor day weekend.. daytime temperatures will remain in triple digits friday, followed by a downward trend. saturday's high is 98, by sunday it drops to 91. daytime temperatures will continue to trend below seasonal for next week. the uv friday is 9 or very high. the i-r-s is warning 2017 tax the i-r-s is warning 2017 tax refunds may be late. for some early filers claiming the earned income tax credit and the additional child tax credit.... the agency says a new tax law requires it to hold refunds until at least mid- february. it also said extra steps to check for identity thef

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ken: russell does have liquidity screenings and all of its indexes. russell two thousand hastry standard. not only are there etf space on it, but mutual funds based on it , futures based on it. if there's a liquidity squeeze in small cap, there are so many different avenues that investors can use, sony different tools investors can use to manage their portfolios, which adds to the overall economic structure that supports the russell 2000. small-cap etf's don't do as well after big volatility events like the devaluation of the u.n. last year with a brexit vote. flee small-cap etf's at any whiff of fear globally? ken: there's more volatility in small caps, but what i hope investors are doing is thinking through what is my long-term strategy, what is my long-term asset allocation? i'm going to try and ride out those waves. scarlet: since you are the head of the ftse, i have to ask about the china a shares. msci has not yet done that. why were you so much ahead of the curve? ken: there is new wants there. we have indexes where people started to add chinese a shares, but they aren

ken vogel reporting that the secret service has paid donald trump $1.6 million to fly on his plane withrotect him. it is standard procedure for the secret service to pay campaigns for flying on campaign planes, but this is the first time the secret service has been paying to fly on a campaign plane that is in effect owned by the candidate. and politico has identified another $8 million that the trump campaign has paid donald trump and his various businesses. joining us now, ken vogel, he's the author of the new book, "the making of donald trump ". david will try to look surprised. what you've found in the financing of the trump campaign and how much of that money getting paid to trump companies. >> yeah, it's really an unprecedented intermingling of a candidate's business and political operations. typically, when you have a wealthy candidate. and it's like the more wealthy the candidate, the more cautious they are about keeping those two spheres separate, because they're concerned that it might give rise to allegations of self-dealing. i'm thinking of a steve forbes or michael broom bel