witness testimony included driver who saw kenya driving before the crash as well as family members of the victims. the family said the crash victims were on their way home to charlotte after going to a family memorial service. >> yes, scattered on the pavement. >> kenya pleaded guilty to lesser charge in this case. if convicted on second-degree murder charges, he could spend up to 60 years in prison. testimony continues today and the trial is expected to last at least two week. >>> scary moments in fayetteville after two men were this is the seventh animal to test positive for rabies. this happened near methodist college. they jumped a fence before killing the animal with a golf club and branch. neither of the men was bitten on injured. >>> here's ali warshavsky with the traffic. >> north of i- 40, moving well, a quiet start to your commute. on our maps, we have had a street, not slowing thing down so give crews time. if you're near them, move to the next lane. durham roads good. fayetteville, no accidents to report but hope mills -- the bridge on hope mills road is closed for emergen

resume deliberation in the trial of former unc student chandler kenya. kenya is charged with second- degree murder in the death of three people killed in a crash last year. he's accused of driving drunk when he was involved in a wrong- way crash on i-85. that wreck claimed the lives of two adult and a 6-year-old girl. kenya has pleaded guilty to several lesser charges. >>> police continue to search for whoever killed a father of four. he was shot multiple times several unknown suspects. relatives tell us he was getting out of shower when his attackers broke into his home. police will review nearby surveillance video to try to track down additional leads. >>> china launched its longest manned space station mission. in two days, this rocket will dock with china's permittal space station. the goal is to have two astronauts conduct experiments for 30 days. china hopes to have a permanent manned space station in service >>> switching into international news, in iraq, ground forces are starting to drive out i.s.i.s. in mosul. several thousand militants are in

>> yes, sir. >> last week kenya pled guilty to -- a handful of charges. if convicted on the second- degree murder charges he could face up to 60 years in prison. >>> this is steve fraser and how does goody's work so fast? here's how. goody's powder races right to your pain to deliver relief...fast. and now collect four of my trading cards inside specially marked boxes of goody's narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance industry... not you. reported due to hurricane matthew. three in johnson county. >>> first responders were out responding to even more calls. we are in smithfield with recovery efforts there. steve? >>reporter: standing in the middle of highway 70 it's like highway 70 lake. officials tell us it's going to be several days before they are le

in kenya, they're being turned into art. but first, we head to turkey where the government has recently dismissed many university academics. we meet a sociologist who suffered that fate. since the attempted coup on the turkish government in july, the country has changed dramatically. there's still no conclusive evidence as to who was behind the failed putsch. but around 40,000 people have since been arrested. and over 80,000 teachers, judges, professors and other civil servants have been suspended or sacked. but many of those affected say they have no connection to the coup. [applause] applause for hakan koÇak's before he leaves the building -- along with some harsh words for the turkish government. >> we shouldn't be ashamed of ourselves -- they should be . reporter: the sociologist is one of 19 academics from the kocaeli university who have been forced to resign. colleagues, staff, students -- all have come to express their solidarity. they say none of those dismissed from their posts belonged to islamic cleric fethullah g

he said they last saw each other in august 2015 after the president visited kenya. an american businessman and his father are sentenced to serve prison time in iran. why they syria's first lady gives her first t-v interview in eight years. the offers she received that she says were an attempt to bring down her husband. and more sexualt assaults on campus. the university that's reporting an increase in violence against female say sexual assaults on one campus are on the rise. and on another college campus -- teachers are planning a strike. kim is in the newsroom with more. 55-hundred professors, faculty members and coaches at fourteen universities are going on strike. there is a five a-m deadline this morning for their union that represents staff at pennsylvania state schools. they have been working without a contract since june of last year -- but state for about two years. many students are angry classes might be disrupted. but others are sympathetic and even plan on marching with their teachers. sexual assault cases are on the rise at penn state...that's according

president obama's half brother from kenya will be a gues center. he extended that invitation after the president told him to stop hiss whining from the rose garden yesterday. we're going to see more moments on snl this weekend hosted by tom hanks and musical guest lady gaga. >> dana: michael moore has found a way to inject himself into this presidential race. he's releasing a new movie about moore in donald trumpland. we're taking a look at some of the social media surrounding tonight's debate. this is faith saying a few from the top. this is the debate stage. she'll be covering the action for us later this foreign media here in force as well. # lv debate and you can find your stuff on the air late they are morning. we have complete coverage on the air and on our website at news3lv.com. >> kim: that will be entertaining for many people watching the debate on television tonight. if you have a ticket to see the rolling stones in action at the t-mobile arena, it's not going to happen. the band released a statement saying the lead singer is back laryng

resume deliberation in the trial of former unc student chandler kenya. kenya is charged with second- degree murder in the deaths of three people killed in a crash last year. he's accused of driving drunk when he was involved in a wrong- way crash on i-85. the wreck crave claimed the lives of two adults and a 6- year-old girl. he has already pleaded guilty to several lesser chargeses. >>> police continue to search for whoever killed father of four in fayetteville. he was shot multiple several unknown suspects. he was get out of shower when his attackers broke into his home. police said they will review surveillance video to track down additional leads. >>> china launched its longest manned space station. in two days, it will dock with china's experimental space station. the goal is to conduct experiments for 30 days. china hopes to have a permanent by the year 2022. >>> iraq's ground forces are trying to get out i.s.i.s. in mosul. air strikes will face several militant in the nation's second largest city. the mosul operation is expected to be the most com

. >> kenya was yelling at responders. he was telling the firefighters they needed to [ bleep ] help him. different picture saying he was polite, considerate. >> in addition to being approximate polite d cooperative as we've said. >> yes. >> he asked him to his driver's license and he gave him a fake id. >> as i took the dver's license from him it was realized something and he tried to take them back. >> trooper foster testified from the jeep indicating he never braked before the crash >>> one of hisfraternity brother s read a text message two months before the accident saying kenya ved driving high. >>> a testing phase of body five incar camera. it will be put into place following the completion of the phase which could take up to four >> we're course of this testing phase there is going to be the opportunity and we did push that out with the public information for the community to offer input. >> the department plans to have 600 officers th technology over the next three years. >>> november is one of the most important d

he lives in kenya and plans to vote for trump. clinton bringing trump nemesis mark cuban and meg whitman both billionaires in her corner. do the mind games work? >> no. to have a stunt. >> on the strip a wall of taco trumps protesting outside trump's hotel. sources say the republican candidate will be aggressive in his approach. trump already criticizing clinton's stam sna that. >> she's -- stamina. >> she's home sleeping and i'm working. that's the way it's going to be in the white house too. >> my vis of vision of america is an america where everyone has a place. >> she's expected to take on trump directly over his claims of a rigged election and the women who have come forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. and she's ready to answer questions about wikileaks. trump expecttd to ramp up his attacks over her use of a it also shows she's winning ts. support in two key areas where she's been trailing among men voters and voetsers without a ledge -- voters without a college degree. >>> several movie theaters will show the debate

. >> they took my microphone to kenya and >> somebody is sniffing here. she's been sniffing all night. >> dana: they will be very busy after tonight's debate writing for this weekend's snl. i can see it here on channel 3 after the news at 11:00. >> kim: speaking of the debate, live from the thomas and mack, candidates will be up there. the president's half brother will be attending the debate as a guest of donald trump. he's a spore and the mother of a benghazi attack victim will be in attendance. still to come as we check in with tracy potts, who will be on hillary clip toes side. >> dana: this guy driving around and sees a snake. this d two billionaires, spending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," "highly misleading," and "false." as attorney general, it's cortez masto who held banks accountable and helped nevada homeowners. and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. you'

. >> chandler kenya face three mcfree, and beard. the two women and 6-year-old child were heading home from a reunion when the car going the wrong way crashed into them. the families cried as they heard about the loss. kenya pled guiltity to nearly a dozen charges including felony death by motor vehicle. during the opening statements, the defee kenya is not guilty of murder. the argument focus on malice and prosecutors painted picture of a drunk driver who showed no signs of anyone who thought of someone but himself. >> first responders, telling them to hurry up and help him. repeatedly, honking his horn. with a car full of dead people had no idea where he was and prosecutors will be unavailable to prove malice in this case. the defense told jurors the question for themselves is whether or not he can be found guilty of murder. thank you, robert. >>> a terror investigation in belgium this morning. a man stabbed two police officers in the country's capital of brussels. a third li shooting him in the leg. he was only slightly injured, b

malik lives mainly in kenya but plans to vote for trump. clinton, bringing trump nemes mark cuban and republican defector meg whitman both billionaires in her corner. do the mind games work? >> no, they don't work. i mean it's perfect place to do it is las vegas to have a stunt. >> on the strip today, a wall of taco trucks protesting outside of trump's hotel playing off of trump's immigration remarks. on stage tonight, sources tell abc news the republican candidate will be aggressive in his approach, similar to the last debate. trump already criticizing clinton's stamina. >> now she's home sleeping and i'm working so, it's the way it's going to be in the white trail in debate prep, but appearing in this new ad out today. >> she is expected to take on trump directly over his claims of a rigged election and the women who have come forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. aides say she's also ready to answer questions on alleged emails hacked and released by wikileaks. trump expected to ramp up his attacks over her use of a private email ser

the largest national park in kenya. on this day, a fleet of suvs was racing through the savanna. they found the body of an elephant. its dusks had been removed. it seems to have been dead for about ten days. >> reporter: in the pastt three years, more than 300 elephants have been killed in this park alone. the kenyan government doubled the number of rangers and upgraded their weapons. but the poachers also have cutting edge weaponry. and the rangers have suffered casualties. for africa, poaching is an environmental crisis. it's also becoming a threat to national security. it's believed that militant grououps and o oanized crime syndicates use the ivory trade to fund the activities. >> intelligence reports have indicated that most of those people are dealing with ivory trade and elephant tusk trade are also linked with terrorism group. >> reporter: most of the illegal ivory is believed to be smuggled into china. it is in high demand amongst newly rich people as the country's economy grows rapidly. japan's domestic ivory market is thought to be worth around 2 billion yen per year.

. >>> a hotel in northern kenya is attacked. german police launch moren the country. details from the terrorism alert desk. >> i'm michelle marsh. it is one of the deadliest attacks on pakistan security forces in recent years. militants wearing suicide vests storm a pakistani police academy overnight. at least 60 people were killed. mostly police cadets and recruits. >>> at least 118 others were injured. of the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> 12 people are dead after an attack in kenya. gunman from al-shabab are suspected of carrying out the attack. >>> police in germany launched 13 different anti-terror raids across the country. from the terrorism alert said he was beaten and robbed at gunpoint by three men and the entire time, his girlfriend watched it unfold on face time. he says three men broke into his apartment and started to attack him. his girlfriend was able to capture a few screen shots while her dad called 911. police say this was an isolated incident but don't have anyone in custody. >> i just finished an album. solo artist

chandler kenya crashed into another car while heading the wrong way in orange county. a 6-year-old girl and two adults died. >>> police are searching for the person who shot and killed two student from north carolina a shooting at a party on campu . >>> police in los angeles are called to name the officer involved in a deadly shooting. protestors took to the streets again last night. an 18-year-old was shot and killed near his home after he was a passenger in a stolen vehicle and ran from the scene and had a gun. witness said the teen did not have a gun and was running with >> and it's not right. we supposed to be god's children. why us? why? because we don't look like y'all? that's why? >> police said the driver did escape after the chase and is still on the loose. >>> a man accusedded in a nearly 30-year-old rape case in goldsboro is expected in court today. a woman was raped after leaving the pizza inn in 1987. a suspect was not identified first-degree kidnapping and two other crimes. jury selection will begin for the judge accused of bribing an fbi agent. judge arn

trump: he could have been born in kenya. can. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible >>> the original tale of frankenstein and his monster often has as much philosophy as frights. exciting new production coming from the denver center theatre company has both. as greg moody explains. >> just walking away. >> reporter: quite easily one of the most iconic characters in history. literary, cinematic and nightmarish. >> so the play is about surprises. it takes the audiences expectations of what the piece is going to be or what the story is going to be and highlights or chooses to depict elements that you wouldn't expect. >> reporter: this new interpretation of frankenstein by nick dear is not karloff's creature by any stretch of the imagination. closer to the source material but it is new and different and terrifying. and it's in its very own way. >> yes, it's scary. yes, there are shock. and it's got that in it. i think a version of frankenstein that didn't make you want to hide behin

trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. >>> four members of the cbs4 staff have been trained to run this weekend's rock 'n roll half marathon. britt moreno has an update on their status going into race weekend. >> this is the best shape i have been in in years. >> reporter: mark haas has taken this training seriously. the husband almost every training run with runners edge of the rockies and he has at the beginning of the summer. >> i've never lowered that goal by 10 minutes. >> reporter: mark can finish the can physically finish the race. now he's working on his mental game. >> first and foremost they've got to go up slowed, fight the urge to search. >> watching mark and how successful he's been, it's actually proved to me that the training works and somebody in our industry who has wacky schedules >> reporter: kelly worth simmons crazy schedule prevented her from going to most of the training runs. >>

. >> kenya, a unc student faces up to 60 years in prison convicted on all charges. wral julia sims joins us live from hillsborough with what is expected to happen today. julia? >>reporter: rene, lawyers will argue pretrial motions, one involves how they will question potential jurors. jury selection is expected to start tomorrow and what could be a lengthy and emotional case or trial. investigators say the man who was 20 had a blood alcohol of nearly twice the legal driving limit when it crashed head-on into this car. three people died including a six-year-old little girl. found the sole survivor, a 9- year-old girl trying to climb out of the wreckage. you may remember last week a judge refused the defense's request to toss out key evidence like kenya's bac and information about his cell phone. defense attorneys claimed the evidence was collected illegally but the judge disagreed. chandler kenya is out on $1 million bond under house arrest. again pretrial motions today. jury selection starts tomorrow and it could be a couple of days in the trial is expected to last

trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. service. it started with my dad. he fought in world war two, was wounded in korea. aq wars, and still serve today. the va scandal is an outrage, failing to care for our wounded warriors. that's why i took on the va: to get our veterans the care and respect they deserve. because i understand the sacrifices they made, and i'll never stop fighting for those who fought for us. for me, it's personal. >>> developing right now 31 counties in north carolina are considered federal disasters after flooding from hurricane matthew. levees and dams are pushed to the limit and many rivers are days away from cresting. rescue operations still underway right now. one man drove from michigan to help rescue his mom from her flooded home in lumberton north heard a voice and i mean, they just give us like a bunch of energy. let's get to it

. >> kenya has been boxing since the age of five. his family says he will keep on going to pushing through. they have started a gofundme page to help with his medical expenses and they will hopefully get a prosthetic eye like his idol. >> amazing. credits to -- -- he got into trouble and went back to eastside hospital and shot his wake up a video. he got the a ministration was in trouble and it's a shame. they should have overlooked their sensitivity on the scantily clad women and said we have a bona fide star committed that can actually bring some attention to patterson. to me one of the great civil rights crisis of our time is the fact that you have families living in minority areas like patterson where you can go down the street, sit in your car, or go to school with out fear of being shot. >> freddie is very good at a celebrity but he's not the perfect role model it comes to patterson. >> he is a role model. >> absolutely not the perfect role model for patterson. his songs are about cooking drugs with your girlfriend. that is not

chandler kenya has pleaded guilty in a drunk driving crash that kill the lead people last summer. now, investigators said chandler was under the influence last year when he drove the wrong way down i-85 in orange county and caused crash that killed a little girl and two adults. david hurst has been in the courtroom all morning, telling us the former unc student pled guilty in a drunk driving crash that killed three people. we'll have more from him in the next half hour. >>> covering hoke county now, a homicide investigation in raeford. deputies rushed to the scene just before 8:00 sunday night. that's where they found eric terry's body. someone shot the 31-year-old. as of right now, no word on investigation. >>> a vigil for a zebulon teen will be tonight at 6:00. the family considered gathering at whitley park but decided to host the vigil at the wreck site. she died at williams white road and pilot riley road. smith recently started college at unc pembroke and came home for the weekend >> we never think these things together to get her buried and a lot of people don't want to thi

there are only five therapy machines in kenya and this privately run facility has one of those machinesonly one machine is available in the public health sector, so for patients like mary, the only real option is a government run hospital. this one is the biggest national hospital. this is one of the surgeons specializing in breast cancer. he's as the gap between need and available resources has shocking consequences. >> if you book for therapy right now, you will probably get a booking for 2018 or 2019. reporter: a long waiting list is just one of many problems for low income earners. even with reduced costs, the doctor says some patients are unable to meet basic financial requirements. >> they come for a simple thing like an ultrasound at cost 1500 or 2500. some come back when they raise the money and by then, the disease has really spread. reporter: doing what you can is mary's mantra. she's part of a community group she says is her lifeline. today, robert starts to come watch after her. walking is one of the things that they can do, so slowly, steadily, together, they go for a walk,

trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible >>> the latest on long-overdue repairs to highway 34 in the big thompson canyon, work begins monday to repair the road. the highway was damaged first by the flood of 1976 and then again in 2013. cdot has made temporary repairs but this new construction is meant to be permanent. cbs4's andrea flores shows us the impact of the work will have on drivers and businesses in that >> reporter: if you plan to take u.s. 34 from loveland to estes park, you'll have to find another way up. a three-mile section of big thompson canyon will be getting a much needed upgrade causing detours and delays. >> what are the businesses going to do? >> reporter: many who live and work along big thompson canyon are asking the same question as crews move in to make repairs. we usually do. >> reporter: colorado cherry company a popular spot for out- of-towners sits right at the end of the construction zone. manager karen fra

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they took it to kenya. they took my microphone to kenya and they broke it, and now it's broken. >> secretary clinton, what do you think about that? >> i think i'm going to be president. >> reporter: the real life hillary clinton, today, all >> it's great, i'm so excited. >> reporter: raising a fist in the air, celebrating an endorsement from one of ohio's most famous sons, lebron james. the nba superstar writing, "we need a president who brings us policies and ideas that divide us more are not the solution." >> and cecilia vega live from akron, ohio. and tomorrow night, we all know the vp debate. what are you learning tonight from your sources on both sides about the stakes here? >> reporter: well, david, tim kaine needs to basically debate two men tomorrow night, mime pence and donald trump. for mike pence, though, the pressure is really on to overcome donald trump's performance in that last debate. most persons say he lost it. tim kaine -- mike pence, to come out swinging. >> cecilia vega, thank you. >>>

this etook it to kenya. they took my microphone to kenya they broke it and now it's broken. >> anchor: it earned the show's best premiere rating in 8 years. season 42 began with this skit poking fun at last week's debat. >> anchor: mark wahlberg didn't take the top spot at the box office it. came in second behind the home for peculiar children which brought in $28.5 million. "magnificent 7" dropped to third with more than 150 million. >> anchor: next on 7 news at 5:30 what would you do if could you go back in time? where would you go? we have a preview of the new nbc show called timeless. premiering tonight. >> anchor: at 6:00 breaking news. theser it police chief is off the job fired after an internal investigation. >> anchor: preparing for anything. hurricane matthew barreling toward land. could it make it up the east coast? >> anchor: and the wait it over. tom brady back in serving his deflategate suspension. look at this steak, just sitting there, taunting you. what's worse? it's not alone. are you gonna

they took it to kenya. they took my microphone to kenya and they broke it, and now it is broken.p somebody sniffing here. i think it is her sniffs. she's been sniffing all night. testing, testing. china, china. huge china. >> secretary clinton, what do you think about that? >> i think i'm going to be president. i mean this man is clearly unfit to be commander-in-chief. >> wrong. >> he is a bully. >> shut up. >> he started the birther movement. >> you did. >> he says climate change is a hoax invent i had by china. >> it is pronounced -- >> so, listen, tina fey, you remember tina fey and her performance of sarah palin? some people say it changed the course of the election. do you think it could happen with your brother's impression of donald trump? >> well, it has completely gone viral in 24 hours. i think we have -- i don't know how many weeks we have between now and the election, there have to be four or five more snl's, so i wouldn't be surprise field it could move the needle a little bit, yeah. i wouldn't be surprised at all. i'm sure lauren michaels is playing for a donald tru

trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible >>> it is the toogh morning to be a broncos fan. the broncos lose to the chargers. the chargers goo on the road first making it 7-0 in the first quarter. and then this miss. in the second half still no sign of trevor to jordan taylor. >> we have to obviously do a better job of getting started. the positive, i thought, was that they thought their tails off. when you look at the end of the game, having a chance to win was incredible because we had to onside kick. i thought our guys stayed in their. we have a lot of great i think we will bounce back.>> the broncos loses 121-13. they do not play again until the 24th when we host the texan so they will get a little break. >>> brandon marshall took a knee during the national anthem and players on the chargers stood fists >>> the chargers might have saved the job of mike mccoy i this win. >>> still ahead an employee is claiming discrimination made her l

they're 91 cents on each dollar gets to the poor in kenya and about 85 cents in uganda. lee: ok.faye: you select your option, uh, and go from there. lee: 91 cents and 8--you said 85 cecents--that's pretty gooood, , in t terms of how much actually goes to the person in need. faye: we think so, uh, and we think even more, um, basically, simply asking the question of other organizations--how much of the dollar that i'm donating... lee: right. faye: reaches the final recipient?--is a first step. lee: that's right. yeah. i think a lot of folks wonder about that whenever they give to a charity. all right. let's then talk about the, uh, recipient. they receive the money directly, and how does that take place? faye: that's right, so the first step is finding the e recipipie. then to be eligible for givedidirectly, you u need to be extrememely poor. uh, givedirectctly recipieient,n average, is living on about 65 cents a day. lee: wow. faye: we then go through a number of back checks and follow-ups to make sure that the person is actually poor, um, and who we think they are. uh, once that

trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible after trending section promoted kphaoetly false stories. >> . the stories start to spread like a sraeurl viral video. youhow you can tell what's reald fake. >> . become a part of the every day routine. place. probably a reason why. and the third thing is. do your research. >> ob on a desk top there's a trending side bar. for now. facebook trending doesn't know what's real and fake. >> ma lean machine learning is not there for this kind of thing. don't add fuel to the fake news kind of beautiful this morning. with the fog. low layers of clouds. the notice the rowers here. within the fog. imagine a great peaceful way to start the day. a lot of cloud cover over the eastern plains. really the system only impacting the eastern half of the stay. clouds decrease into the afternoon. >> now. 45 dillen. still 58 degrees in tkpwrapbdz junction. so a lot of warmth on the western side of the state. but the pl

they're 91 cents on each dollar gets to the poor in kenya and about 85 cents in uganda. lee: ok. fafaye: you select your option, uh, and go from there. lee: 91 cents and 8--you said 85 cecents--that's pretty gooood, , in t terms of how much actually goes to the person in need. faye: we think so, uh, and we think even more, um, basically, simply asking the question of other organizations--how much of the dollar that i'm donating... lee: right. faye: reaches the final recipient?--is a first step. lee: that's right. yeah. i think a lot of folks wonder about that whenever they give to a charity. all right. let's then talk about the, uh, recipient. they receive the money directly, and how does that take place? faye: that's right, so the first step is finding the e recipipie. then to be eligible for givedidirectly, you u need to be extrememely poor. uh, givedirectctly recipieient,n average, is living on about 65 cents a day. lee: wow. faye: we then go through a number of back checks and follow-ups to make sure that the person is actually poor, um, and who we think they are. uh, once th

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he said they last saw each other in august 2015 after the president visited kenya. an iowa trump supporter's signs prove it. dennis van arkel says vandals have egged his home in des moines... and stolen his trump yard signs more than half a dozen times. that's why he set up these surveillance "acts like this is are actually going against eth main thing we hold very dear and that's the freedom of expression." in nearby colfax another man says vandals set fire to his yard signs. hazmat crews are called in to clean-up after a campaign bus. officers with a georgia police department say a bus was illegally dumping its sewage into the storm drain. you can see the bus has pictures of hillary clinton her running mate tim kaine. a kwwl follow-up. we've learned just hours before a man allegedly stabbed two people -- police spoke to the suspect. adam jacobsen is charged with two counts of attempted murder. police say he stabbed jeffery miller and denice bennett multiple they suffered serious injuries --but police believe they are stable. police believe he chose the victims ran

trump: he could have been born in kenya. ump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible >>> a lot of news this morning. big problems on northbound i-25 happening. >> let's start with shawn chitnis who is in the field near this accident. good morning, shawn. >> reporter: good morning. we are watching the delays and the backup as we can see the ramp that goes down into i-25 where this has happened. let me step out of the way so i can show you what we are seeing for a closer look. we a happened around 5:30 pm. it did take them sometime to get there so they were waiting for denver police to begin to respond. there was a truck that lost its load spilling onto the roadway with material as well that might be part of the spill. it is a complicated situation to clean up. let's talk to joe about how to get around that. to get on to northbound i-25 just remain open in the northbound direction so you can take santa fe. we are seeing huge backups and the extent before university out to colorado. got this long line snaking back making for trouble. unf

trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. >>> welcome back. it is time for weather and we want to take a look at the travel forecast along denver with some fog and drizzle to get the day started. it will be fairly pleasant by this afternoon. the cold front responsible for our morning is in the 30s outside and it is in the midwest with kansas city in chicago having some rain today. let's check in with joel for the latest on air commute. >>> all the moisture really slowing down the drive. you are fighting that back as well. here is the drive out to dia with westbound as well in the big story right now is the a line running a 30 minute delay with an accident where a truck hit the holly crossing. between brighton and quibec they have doubled up the size of those trains to accommodate more and more passengers but rtd said there is going to be a 30 minute delay. report coming on that. it is time to meet our wednesday's child. carlos enjoys expressing himself. he rec

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trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible stage to honor one of the music's greatest performers. michelle miller was there and at prince's paisley park michelle, good morning. >> good morning. that five-hour concert was certainly a celebration of prince's life and also brought some closure after his sudden death. prince, of course, died here at paisley park six months ago from an accidental drug overdose but still a lot of questions about the future of this estate and included in that, an entire ? >> reporter: stevie wonder and chaka khan partied like it was 1999 on thursday. nearly six months after prince's death, some of music's biggest names shared the stage to help give his fans and themselves a bit of closure. the concert's 17,000 tickets sold out quickly last month. >> the concert means a lot for the people of the twin cities because they can finally together and both mourn and celebrate. ? purple rain purple rain ? >> reporter: pr

he also plans to bring president obama's half brother from kenya. and the clinton camp tonight. what they made sure would not happen right before the debate starts. >>> also tonight here, the massive gas explosion. we have the pictures. witnesses smelled gas right before. tonight, many injured. >>> the school shooting. suspects opening fire on students leaving class. and now, the urgent manhunt at this hour. >>> on the front lines tonight. our team right there, the oil burning in the fields of iraq. the assault on isis. the american troops helping. >>> and the attack elsewhere tonight, outside a u.s. embassy. this truck barrelling right into a crowd. >>> and just in tonight, the verdict in the rape case against

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trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible >>> get down. get down on the ground. >> get down. >> get down on the ground. i'm getting the taser. >> that's new dash cam video of a chicago police officer getting beaten by a suspect she was trying to take down. she says she wasn't going to fire her weapon. her and her partner detained the man and he fought back. he was high on pcp and the officer tells that suspect to stop resisting. officers -- he takes down the female officer with him. >> [indiscernible]. get down on the ground. >> the female officer who was being attacked there says she wasn't going to fire her gun because she feared community backlash. she says she did what the department or her family -- she didn't want her family or the department to go through that. shre hospital with head injuries >>> >>> an officer was shot in the by a suspect. doctors were able to remove the bullet from the officer's head. they said if this wass1 ce