kim hutcherson reports. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "the first thing i'm going to do, the first piece of paper that i'm going to sign is we're going to get rid of these people day one." donald trump returned to a common theme in his campaign saturday .... as he headlined fundraiser in des moines, iowa. this time it came with a twist. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "on day one i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country (cheering). the republican presidential nominee also promised to introduce a monitoring system to ensure no one overstays their visas.. and would immediately deport any illegal immigrants with criminal records in the u.s. (donald trump / (r) nominee) "including removing the hundreds of thousands of criminal illegal immigrants that have been released butt sot under the incompetent obama/clinton administration (cheering). trump's speech comes a week after he said there could be a "softening" of his immigration policies. his runningma

i'm kim hutcherson reporting. most of the people evacuated because of the blue cut fire in san bernardino county are now able to return home. more than eighty two thousand residents were forced to evacuate in the days after the fire started... and spread. that fire has burned close to fifty eight square miles... authorities say one hundred five homes... and two hundred sixteen buildings have now been destroyed. eric johnston's home survived. he's happy to return to it. johnston says: "this is the first time it's been a significantly extended evacuation. so, it's really nice to come home and know that everything's homes and that they're safe and that their homes are still standing. [thank you, firefighters.] absolutely. [absolutely.]" crews have the fire eighty three percent contained. american swimmer ryan lochte is now speaking....and speaking...and speaking out.. about how he exaggerated a tale about being robbed at gunpoint during the olympics in rio. but many are now wondering what the consequences will be for

kim hutcherson reports. --reporter pkg-as follows-- a new study published by the journal of the american medical association indicates that most americans with depression receive no treatment. researchers at columbia university medical center and the university of pennsylvania found that less than a third of adults who screen positive for major depression receive any sort of treatment for the disorder. for those who are treated for severe psychological distress -- less than half are seen by a mental health specialist. the new survey examined data from depressive symptoms, treatment options and other variables that incorporate age, gender, race and education level. the study also found that some people who were being treated for depression might not be depressed at all. data indicated that - among those receiving treatment for depression-- two-thirds did not report symptoms of serious psychological distress. the senior author of the study says the results indicate that care-providers should focus more on alig

kim hutcherson has more. the u-s olympic committee -- apologizing for the behavior of four u-s swimmers ... and for the distraction from the olympic games. the move -- necessary, analyst christine brennan: (christine brennan/sports analyist -- alt -- usa today columnist) "the nation's looking at this and saying you know what, you're representing us and in a country, brazil, where the crime issue was so important, to tell any tall tale, a lie, whatever it might be that ryan lochte and the others told is something that just seems so wrong, especially at these games, representing the united states" according to a facebook post from brazilian civil police, jack conger and gunnar bentz - who were interviewed thursday -- denied having been victims of a robbery and meanwhile, lochte's attorney says brazilian authorities have not asked again for assistance. but officials in brazil say they are working with the u-s to interview lochte again. even though it's likely no criminal charges will be filed, this incident coul

kim hutcherson with the latest from the campaign trail. >> the first thing i'm going to do, the first piece of paper that i'm going to sign is we are going to get rid of these people, day one. >> reporter: donald trump returned to a common theme in his campaign on saturday as he had lied an annual fundraiser in des moines iowa. this time it came with a twist. >> on day one, i am going to begin swiftly removing republican presidential nominee also promised to introduce a monitoring system to ensure that no one overstayed their visas. and it would immediately deport any undocumented immigrants with criminal records in the usa. >> including removing the hundreds and thousands of criminal illegal immigrants that have been released under the incompetence clinton administration. >> reporter: of the speech comes a week after he said that there could be a softening of his immigration policies.'s running mate, however, said that was never the case. >> let's be very clear. nothing has changed about donald trump position on dealing with illegal immigration. we are going to secure the border, bui

kim hutcherson reports. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "the first thing i'm going to do, the first piece of paper that i'm going to sign is we're going to get rid of these people day one." donald trump returned to a common theme in his campaign saturday .... as he headlined an annual fundraiser in des moines, iowa. this time it came with a twist. presidential nominee) "on day one i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country (cheering). the republican presidential nominee also promised to introduce a monitoring system to ensure no one overstays their visas.. and would immediately deport any illegal immigrants with criminal records in the u.s. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "including removing the hundreds of thousands of that have been released butt sot under the incompetent obama/clinton administration (cheering). trump's speech comes a week after he said there could be a "softening" of his immigration policies. his runningmate, however, says that wa

i'm kim hutcherson reporting. 6 teaspoons, or 25 grams... of sugar a day. that's the new recommendation on how much sugar your kids should eat each day. the american heart association published a paper in the journal "circulation", saying that's for kids ages 2 to 18. so we looked at the amount of sugar in certain foods. according to web m-d, there are 10 teaspoons of sugar in a regular can are having an impact on crops in the fields. we'll get an update on how crops are progressing toward the harvest in our agribusiness report. and find out why the u-s government plans to buy 20 million dollars worth of cheese. stay with t-v nine. welcome to the agribusiness this last week and cooler nights helped out grain and pod fill according to the iowa crop progress report. here's a central iowa cornfield from yesterday.. ninety percent of the corn crop is at or passed the dough stage.. 10 days ahead of the five year average.. with 45 percent of the corn dented or beyond.. six days ahead of last year.. and four days ahead of normal.. and there were scattered reports

for take a look at this...i'm kim hutcherson. it's not too early to start thinking about halloween.... especially if you need a job! fright dome is looking for more about halloween.... especially if you need a job! fright dome is looking for more than 400 actors and entertainers. it's the annniversary at circus circus. for those who aren't into scaring people, egan is also looking for makeup artists, management, and promotional staff. you can go in for a job interview today until six p-m, or tomorrow from two to 6. everyone is asked to leave their creepy costumes at home, but bring a portfolio if you have it. now fox5 weather 24/7 around southern nevada for your friday evening. overnight lows drop into the mid to upper 70s. any storms that form will drop heavy rain at times, bring gusty wind, and the potential for localized flash flooding. the moisture stays in place for saturday, so we'll keep the chance of scattered thunderstorms in the forecast throughout the day. the best chance will be over our local mountains, but the valle

kim hutcherson has the story. a new study published by the journal of the american medical association indicates that most americans with depression receive no treatment. researchers at columbia university medical center and the university of pennsylvania found that less screen positive for major depression receive any sort of treatment for the disorder. for those who are treated for severe psychological distress -- less than half are seen by a mental health specialist. the new survey examined data from 46-thousand adults -- including depressive symptoms, treatment options and other variables that incorporate age, gender, race and education level. the study also found that some people who were being treated for depression might not be depressed at all. depression-- two-thirds did not report symptoms of serious psychological distress. the senior author of the study says the results indicate that care-providers should focus more on aligning depression treatment with patient needs for today's health minute, i'm kim h

. >> brazilians saying the story in the us olympic committee continues to apologiz asas kim hutcherson has th latest. us olympic committee apologizing for the behavior of four us swimmers and theym distraction from the olympics, it was necessary. >> the nation is looking at thi and saying thatn you represent us and in the country, brazil with a crime issue that it is important to tell any telltale wrong. especially at these games represented the united states. >> r grind to a facebook post from , jack conger ce and gunnar bentz denied in the victims of robbery and said tha ryan lochte's version was not true. meanwhile ryan lochte's attorney says the brazilians have not asked for assistance, but in brazil they say that workingng with the united state to inter unlikely no charges would be filedrg, this incident could ca trouble for these athletes. >> standards are higher for olympic athletes than for a they are role models and they have to play by a differen set of rules the us olympic committee says it is a code of conduct that everybody signs is no jokesat. >> kim hutcherson reporting.

kim hutcherson has more: across southeastern louisiana you can see it-- evidence of the more than 60-thousand homes but a network of relief is building across the region. 26-hundred national guardsmen have been joined by volunteers from americorps and other groups. fema has already approved $55 million dollars in temporary assistance... plus 15 million dollars in advanced national flood insurance payments. the small business administration is setting up recovery centers. the salvation army has deployed mobile feeding trucks and tide is providing obama will visit the state. louisiana's governor pushed back at critics who said the president should have come sooner. gov. john bel edwards/ d louisiana "i asked them to let us get out of the response mode, where we were still conducting searches of houses and we were still making rescues. i didn't want to divert the police officers, the sheriff's deputies the state troopers and other essential resources and assets to providing security for the president." edwards also expressed appreciation for friday's visit nominee, donald trump. gov. joh

kim hutcherson. with our partners at c-n-n.some alarming numbers. >> reporter:a new study published by the journal of the american medical association indicates that most americans with depression receive no treatment. researchers at columbia university medical center and the university of pennsylvania found that less than a third of adults who screen positive for major depression receive any sort of treatment for the disorder. for those who *are treated for severe psychological distress -- less than half are seen by a mental health specialist. the new survey examined data from 46-thousand adults -- including depressive symptoms, treatment options and other variables that incorporate age, gender, race and education level. the study *also found that some people who *were being treated for depression might not be depressed at all. data indicated that - among those receiving treatment for depression-- two-thirds did not report symptoms of serious psychological distress. the senior author of the study says the results indicate that

kim hutcherson reports. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "the first thing i'm going to do, the first piece of paper that i'm going to sign is we're going to get rid of these people day one." donald trump returned to a common theme in his campaign saturday fundraiser in des moines, iowa. this time it came with a twist. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "on day one i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country (cheering). the republican presidential nominee also promised to introduce a monitoring system to ensure no one overstays their visas.. and would immediately deport any illegal immigrants with criminal records in the u.s. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "including removing the hundreds of thousands of criminal illegal immigrants that have been released butt sot under the incompetent obama/clinton administration (cheering). trump's speech comes a week after he said there could be a "softening" of his immigration policies. however, says that wa

i'm kim hutcherson reporting. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is campaigning in henderson this week. the indiana governor is set to hold a town hall- style event wednesday at the henderson convention center. the event is open to the public, but you are asked to running-mate donald trump's website. pence visited reno and carson city earlier this month. nevada voters will not be deciding on a rooftop solar measure this november. the supreme court says it's not fit for a statewide vote. solar advocates had twice as many voter signatures needed to get on the ballot. now... they're trying to use a more behind the scenes focus to get lawmakers on board. an energy task force is meeting tuesday to talk about what policy changes would work for new and a measure that you will seee on the ballot this november looks to legalize recreational marijuana. you'll be seeing pro-pot ads on t-v stations in the valley. a group called "the coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol" reserved nearly 800- thousand dolla

kim hutcherson has the story. the u-s olympic committee -- apologizing for the behavior of four u-s swimmers ... and for the distraction from the olympic games. the move -- necessary, according to sports analyst christine brennan: chri -- usa today columnist "the nation's looking at this and saying you know what, you're representing us and in a country, brazil, where the crime issue was so important, to tell any tall tale, a lie, whatever it might be that ryan lochte and the others told is something that just seems so wrong, especially at these games, representing the united states" according to a facebook post from brazilian civil police, jack conger and gunnar bentz - who were interviewed thursday -- denied having been victims of a robbery and said ryan not true. meanwhile, lochte's attorney says brazilian authorities have not asked again for assistance. but officials in brazil say they are working with the u-s to interview lochte again. even though it's likely no criminal charges will be filed, this incident co

kim hutcherson shows us how things are going.>> reporter: across southeastern louisiana, you can see it. evidence of more than 60,000 homes damaged flooding. a network of relief is building across the region. 2600 national guardsmen have been joined by volunteers from americorps and other groups. fema has already approved $55 million in temporary assistance plus $15 million in advanced the small business administration is setting up recovery centers. the salvation army has deployed mobile feeding trucks and tied is providing laundry services. on tuesday, barack obama will visit the state. louisiana's governor pushed back at critics who said the president should have come sooner.>> i asked him to let us get out of the response mode when we were still conducting searches of houses and we were still making rescues. i did not want to divert deputies and state troopers and other essential resources and assets to providing security for the president. >> reporter: the governor also expressed appreciation for friday's visit by donald trump. >> it helped to shine the spotlight on the louisian

but kim hutcherson report.. during a fundraiser this weekend, trump's stance was anything but soft. --reporter p- (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "the first thing i'm going to do, the first piece of paper that i'm going to sign is we're going to get rid of these people day one." donald trump returned to a common theme in his campaign saturday .... as he headlined an annual fundraiser in des moines, iowa. this time it came with a twist. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "on day the republican presidential nominee also promised to introduce a monitoring system and would immediately deport any illegal immigrants with criminal records in the u.s. (donald trump / (r) presidential nominee) "including removing the hundreds of thousands of criminal illegal immigrants that have been released butt sot under the incompetent obama/clinton administration (cheering). trump's speech comes a week after he said there could be a "softening" of his immigration policies. his runningmate, however, says (mike pence / (r) vice-presidential nominee) "let's be very clear - nothing has chan

i'm kim hutcherson reporting >> vicki:a newark woman is accused of cyberstalking reality star kris jenner. 36 year-old christina bankston faced several charges today in federal court. kron4's maureen kelly talked to bankston's father who says his daughter has suffered from mental problems for years. >> reporter:i'm outside the home where christina bankston had been living with her parents. according to neighbors fbi agents came to arrest the nursing assistant thursday morning. this is the indictment which lays out the 15 counts she faces. it says that over a six month period in 2014 bankston targeted the keeping up with the kardasian's star kris jenner.as well as kaitlyn jenner.two of her assistants and other unnamed members of jenner's family. it's alleged that bankston hacked into the victims personal accounts.made multiple phone calls in which she allegedly impersonated kris jenner and made false claims.like that jenner had cancer and needed help. bankston also allegedly sent threatening and often lewd text messages under several male aliases.claiming she was tracking the star and.and