kimberly: good. thank you for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. just a few weeks away from the grand opening of the smithsonian museum of african american history and culture. timed entry passes for september 24 that were available online were gone within minutes. amy aubert has more on the growing excitement. amy? amy: kimberly, the passes for opening day were gone in just 24 minutes. we checked out the website for ourselves. the next available date for those passes, october 4. the building. >> it's definitely like watching a pyramid getting built. works nearbyson and said long before the debut, the national museum of african american history and culture is already the talk of the area. >> people ask about it. >> you just on see a building like that, so it's very interesting. amy: doors officially open september 24 to the public. free timed entry passes for opening day made available online saturday morning were gone in 24 minutes. >> it's exciting to see that people are excited to learn more about african-american culture. amy: for visitors and

i'm kimberly suiters. fourr is officially over thousand's of kids, back-to-school for montgomery, howard, and charles counties in maryland. be strictlyill enforcing safety laws that include stopping for buses and not driving around them, stopping for students in crosswalks, and slowing down in school zones. district, andhool emotional challenge. some children in montgomery county are still adjusting to their new normal after the deadly explosion at the flower branch apartments. live ina gayle is silver spring, where leaders are trying to give them a b oost as they had to school. anna-lysa: girl i spoke with today has her outfit picked out, her book bag, and now she needs to wake up at 7 a.m. to head back to school. she will be walking through the halls eager and excited. your is what she had to say. first day of school jitters setting in for hundreds of thousands of students across the area. six-year-old lisa gonzalez one of those nervous students. what grade are you going into tomorrow? >> um, i don't kno

kimberly: a decisive victory. kimberly: a marathon was completed in just under four and half hours.nt more remarkable, he did it without arms or legs. on ampleted the marathon skateboard, pushing himself along with part of his left leg. a motivational speaker, he helps people overcome adversity in their own lives. this weekend he took part in a 5k breast cancer walk in little rock. that is inspirational. erin: i love that. i would love to hear one of his speeches. kimberly: how is the weather? josh: great this evening. tomorrow, the rain moves through. the timing is not really good for the d.c. united game. if you are going to the game, take the rain gear. the temperatures will become double, but the timing of the rain is from about 3:00 until 7:00. still sticky tomorrow, but tuesday and wednesday the humidity goes ray down -- goes way down and it will feel really nice. low 80's on open the windows overnight early next week. kimberly: >> the following is an exclusive of ravens n productions. >> when you think of baltimore think of football. the toughness, the defense arc gives every

kimberly: that is a baltimore police cruiser.about a suspicious person in the area. the officer in the call said he inrd a -- car heard a pop and the car became a fireball. firefighters qui down the flames. they are trying to figure out who set the car ablaze. california firefighters make significant progress against a wild far north of san bernardino. the bluecut fire is now 83% contained, but that fire destroyed more than 300 homes and businesses, including a number of local landmarks. evacuation orders are slowly being lifted right now with many residents starting to return home, unsure of what they will find their. -- there. three words kids at dread most at this time of year, back to school. classes start tomorrow for several area school districts. d.c. public, anne arundel, frederick, maryland, and west virginia students head back to class. keep an eye out as you drive for young ones biking or walking to school or heading to bus stops. when your children go back to school, we would love to see pictures of the big first day.

kimberly, back to you. nation, aaround the developing story, a deadly charter bus crash in louisiana not far from new orleans. two people were killed. dozens of others were injured. the roads were simply littered with debris. state police say firefighters responded after a pickup truck speeding on a wet interstate in st. john's parish hit a guardrail. minutes later, a charter bus slammed into the scene, hitting three firefighters. 2 more vehicles and a pickup truck. one firefighter and one person in one of the other vehicles died trade investigators say the bus driver, dennis rodriguez, did not have a driver's license and was in our country illegally. the people on the bus were headed to baton rouge to help the rebuilding efforts following the devastating floods. they were all volunteers. not in the country legally. now to the race to the white house. a pretty quiet day for both presidential candidates, with no public appearances. running mate mike pence said the republican nominee is not changing his posit

here's kimberly in for greta. >> right here and "on the record," donald trump, hello i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for my friend greta van susteren. republican presidential nominee donald trump is making news for calling secretary hillary clinton a bigot. clinton first tried painting trump as a racist as she tried to fend off attacks for a pay for play scheme at the clinton foundation. she tweeted back saying he is the one that is the bigot. thanks for joining us tonight, mr. trump. >> thank you, kimberly. >> all right. people are asking. you called secretary clinton a bigot, but you say she is the one actually using race baiting and pandering to get african-american voters. do you still stand by that statement or do you think the rhetoric has gone too far in the campaign? >> well, i don't know too far or not. i can tell you that they have done and she has done a terrible job for the african-americans. if you look at their numbers. you look at what's going on statistically. 40% in poverty. 58% of african-american youth. can't get jobs. it's on and on. you look at the crime rates. you look at ed

>> hi, kimberly. trump now here in altoona on the stage. and he has continued in pennsylvania two events today trashing barack obama and hillary clinton and sort of redoe baiting his own assertion that they are the founders of isis. today he said it's true they're the founders but i was being sarcastic when i said that he was being the founders so this has been now four days that he has been sort of arguing with himself whether they are the founders and whether he was being serious or sarcastic and today his summary statement was because it's true but sarcastically says it. here in pennsylvania he said the only way he can lose is if people are going to be cheating at the polls and he encouraged some of his supporters here to actually call the sheriff at the polling place on election day if they see anything that's irregular. having said that, this week a number of polls have come out across the country surveying the battleground states and there has been particularly from the marist polls today illust

here's kimberly becomeman with more. >> aly, aly! >> kimberly: in the heart of neton's excel gym, a cheering section so full of love you have to believe aly raisman felt it all the way in rio. >> we like aly. that's so good at gymnastics. she went to excel, of course. and excel really gave her good stuff to learn. >> kimberly: it is at this gym where the needham native got her start. >> we're so proud toe it's so amazing how she keeps going and going. >> kimberly: they are team aly all the way. >> i think it's inspiring. >> kimberly: in fact, this instructor wear patriotic sneakers raisman gave her in hopes they'd be a good luck charm during the women's individual all-around competition. this inspiring gymnast from raisman's current practice facility in burlington put her positive vibes. >> i feel like she's going to do a great job because she's been working really, really hard. >> go, aly, go! >> kimberly: rooting for raisman while practicing their own routine, there's little doubt she'd take home her pride. she took home silver, bu

how did kimberly suiters get there? leon: kimberly: i did this on the up and up.cuba is the fastest growing destination for american consumers but you have to go under one of 12 categories. i went on an educational people to people license with tour group of 22 americans. i recorded the entire experience on my iphone. antique american cars. hemingway's home for 20 years. 90 miles from the u.s. an embargo they closed 50 years ago. trading with the enemy act. to isolate the cuban government economically and deprive it of american dollars. but the u.s. law deprived americans from traveling freely. >> you hear language in spanish, german and french. two span inpeople came and asked i thought americans were not allowed to travel to cuba. >> obama legalized it and americans poured in. still an american sighting in a taxi on a hot havana night is considered novel. still, the u.s. limits what we request do. if an american tourist wanted to skip the whole day and sit on the beach can we do that? >> you can't. it's illegal for americans just to go to the beach. kimberly: wh

i'm kimberly goifl in for greta van susteren. at a rally in new hampshire trump taking swing after swing slamming clinton in what he called the crooked clinton foundation. >> this week the curtain was truly lifted. the corruption was revealed for all to see. the vale was pulled back on a vast criminal enterprise run out of the state department by hillary clinton. [crowd boos] >> as i said weeks ago, hillary clinton ran the state department like a personal hedge fund. it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins. access and favors were sold for cash. it's called pay for play. over and over and over, people who donated to the clinton foundation or who gave money to bill clinton got favorable treatment from hillary clinton's state department. hillary clinton's actions constitute all of the elements of a major criminal enterprise. you know it. the government knows it, and she knows it. >> >> the voters know it. that's the question. now former arizona governor and donald trump supporter jan

kimberly? >> kimekimberly.>> a lot of pos. >> people of louisiana happy to have trump visit. >> you are not playing golf in martha's vineyard. that's all we can say. you are not playing golf. >> means a lot just showing up here, buddy. >> somebody is. >> make america great again. >> thank you. >> build it back. >> it's a great place. i have had a great history with louisiana. they need a lot of help. what's happened here is incredible. nobody understands how bad it is. it's really incredible. i'm just here to help. >> fox news correspondent casey stegall has been in louisiana all week long, talking to residents and surveying the damage. casey? >> cism enterally, can i tell that you trump was very well received today, some people stopping their clean-up efforts all together to take a picture or wave at the motor indicated as it winded its way through the parishes and residential streets right next to the furniture and personal belongings on the curb. people's lives that were ruined in the flood

>> 42-year-old kimberly savistan is a divorced mother from the nearby town of winter haven, florida.led in her online ad as a cougar she react toth her first arrest with a growl. >> i've done nothing. i'm here for a date. >> there's a first time for everything. >> maybe i should be -- someone should explain to me what's going on. >> you offered to give somebody sex and oral sex for $400, that's what you did wrong. >> no i didn't. >> okay, well, you can tell that to the judge. >> okay. >> among her effects police find a dozen condoms and a stun gun for self-defense. >> i take that on dates. >> you take it on dates? >> testimony to the very real dangers that lurk in the underground sex trade. >> i'm not a prostitute. i'm on sugar daddy, i'm on -- oh my god, i'm on a lot of sites. with guys who are married and want to hook up and hang out, go to dinner. >> despite her arrangement with the undercover, kimberly bristles at the suggestion that she's selling sex for money. >> i'm on a blind date. >> yeah, you sure are. >> you have a date with us. >> yeah, i give the false name to guys that

were disastrous for kimberly- clark. >> cooper: what do you mean, "disastrous?" >> avenatti: well, if you look through the report, you'll see that 77% of the gowns that were tested failed. >> cooper: 77%? >> avenatti: 77%. >> cooper: at hospitals like u.f. health in jacksonville, florida, we found surgeons who told us they repeatedly experienced strike-through, with blood getting through their gowns and onto their skin. some surgeons were so upset about it they took pictures of their bloody arms and gowns and sent them to the company. did you receive complaints from nurses, from surgeons at all? >> vezeau: on these gowns? >> cooper: yeah. >> vezeau: oh, frequently. on a very frequent basis. >> cooper: what kind of complaints? >> vezeau: oh, complaints of strike-through, sleeves falling off, ties falling off. >> cooper: sleeves falling off. >> vezeau: sleeves falling off. sleeves falling off during a procedure. >> cooper: were you at meetings where these problems were discussed? >> vezeau: every time. we were the ones who were telling senior management the problem

this morning, kimberly? >> reporter: good news for anybody heading out of the door right now. all lanes here on queens boulevard we are right here at 37th street. all lanes have reopened in both directions. they are still out here dumping water on what is left of this factory. we have been watching them all morning. in terms of the air quality, an advisory is still in effect, but i can tell you in the last hour or so the smoke has eased up a lot. the fire started around 7:30 last night. more than 250 firefighters had been working this fire overnight and this morning. this inferno was so intense, because it was being fueled by tons of lumber, wood furniture and chemicals, like paint and lacquer. at its peak it reached five collapse. it was eventually brought under control around 11:30 last night. the factory was destroyed, but several businesses on both sides were saved. smoke from this fire could be seen from miles away. >> you could feel the heat through the window. coming into queens. on the train. >> repo

he worked for halyard health, which was part of the kimberly clark corporation until november 2014. at a dallas hospital became infected after caring for a patient with ebola, vezeau says he was relieved the nurses hadn't been using microcool gowns, but he was concerned by the way the company went into high gear to sell the product. these gowns were being recommended for use with ebola. >> vezeau: aggressively being recommended. >> cooper: in what way aggressively? >> vezeau: we put a full court press to drive microcool sales. we told hospitals to stock up on our microcool products. we told them to have at least eight to 12 weeks of product on hand. and that's when things became very difficult for me. >> cooper: difficult because vezeau says he knew the gowns were not consistently meeting industry standards. there's a test for this, right? >> vezeau: there is a test. and it's conducted in outside facilities. >> cooper: so did your gowns consistently pass this test? >> vezeau: no, they did not. >> cooper: was the f.d.a. aware of this? were they notified? >> vezeau: no, not that i'm a

i'm kimberly suiters. what to do if one of your players has one. >> tourists around the world are greeted with bad news at the washington monument. the elevator is broken again. i'm q mccray. i will let you know why and whether they hope it will reopen coming up. jonathan: then coming up new at 6:00 -- a cause for a derailment that blocked amtrak service through d.c. for three days. what is being blamed? it's all new on "abc7 news at 6:00". steve: one more day for the weekend. we tomorrow evening. if you plan to go in the game, temperatures are in the 80's. partly cloudy skies. winds out of the west at 5 miles per hour. we'll keep the 90-plus degree days going for now. 90 on saturday. a chance for a few thunderstorms. sunday also just around 90 degrees. i will stay warm and humid but a high risk of storms later in the day. take a look at the outlook for the delmarva beaches. upper 80's on friday. added clouds on saturday. around 85 degrees. sunday will be in the upper 80's with a chance for a few storms. i

kimberly: you cannot go to cuba as a tourist. mind you, these are the u.s.trictions on us. you have to fit into one of 12 categories for license to travel. when americans get there, americans have to do a full day of educational activities. eight hours of meeting cuban people and learning about life in communist cuba. you are not supposed to park it there on a beautiful beach for half a day. those are the u.s. rules. michelle: that was you in the hat? kimberly: that was. i was on the beach for a little while but not all day. i stuck to the itinerary. michelle: is it the honor system? how would the government know you were going to all of those programs verses sipping a mojita on the beach? kimberly: it's a special category of sanction countries regulated by the treasury department. in years past they would fine americans who didn't go under the proper license or the proper way. now it's basically the honor system. nobody is cuba is going to stop you. coming up at 5:00 we talk much more about that. who is getting caught for not following the rules? how much t

kimberly, what you can tell us, what are you se going on. >>> i can tell you that police here in the bedford area say that about 4:15 they believe a lightning strike hit live power lines. they cause those power lines to fall on to the ground and it really kind of scorched the asphalt if you will, kind of lit it on fire. you can see that in the pictures you are looking at in your screen burst into flames. they had to rope off page road where the live wires fell from for people that know that area it's several streets and it's kind of parallel to route 6 2 which is a very busy roadway here in town so packing up a lot of traffic on a friday right now. they have gotten the fire under control now just spoke and ever source has been on the scene. they shut down all of the power before they were able to get that fire out obviously and right now power is out in this area so many neighbors telling us it's awfully hot in their homes, a lot of them don't necessarily have air conditioning but they have plugged in different kinds of fans and air conditioning units and because of that it's awfully

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i'll start with you, kimberly.were on a deserted island and found a genie in a bottle that gave you two wishes, what would you wish for? two wishes. >> how well do you know me? >> pretty well. >> pick one. >> lots of salami. >> done. >> and a daily massage. >> okay. >> right? >> i could live on that. >> that's easy. now get to you. >> one of the things you'd like to be surrounded around people you love and generally think are looking out for you, right? >> okay. >> and a massage. i need somebody on the island to massage you. i should have picked that. but if no one else is on the island, an uninhabited island. it's a deserted island. not a desserted. >> kind of like lost. >> wouldn't you like the power of all seeing knowledge? >> true. >> alone? >> see what happened to tom hanks? >> one wish. >> there you go. >> that was good. get another bottle. >> rescued. >> that's true. i would do that. i would wish for barbara eden. >> who do you want to be rescued by? i would pick firemen. >> they would be very good at it. >>

. >> reporter: kimberly townsend is excited to start her senior year in college. her family is encouraging her to pursue her dream of one day becoming an ear, nose and throat doctor. >> i had ear issues my whole life and i can't hear in this one. it's fascinated me. >> reporter: her science courses are challenging. to make up for a grade she didn't think was her best, classes this summer in organic chemistry. >> this particular one has a lab portion. i needed to get an access code for the text book and lab and homework assignments. >> reporter: kimberly paid $2,000 to ocean county college for the classes and $120 for the access code. >> you had to install this program for the lab to work. >> reporter: she checked the course requirements before opening the access code. >> when i signed up, the course description says you do you need a digital camera. which i have. >> reporter: when kimberly argued the course description didn't specify the online product is for pc systems only and not compatible with apple products, she got a partial refund of $1,000. >> they gave m

wall street journal political columnist kimberly stossel discusses her book intimidation game in which she argues the left is utilizing tactics to usurp the political process. >> kimberly, thanks for doing this area this is your first book, it must be pretty exciting to have your first book out but it's a bit of a candle in darkening times area when you read it, it's compelling. what are the takeaways that you want readers to see?>> i think the point of this book is to say that we've got this new era in politics and i think it's a very scary one and it's weirdly, you can't always do this in politics. you can trace it to a date and i would make that date january 20, 2000 10.

kimberly bookman live in swampscott with more on the charges. kimberly? >>> ther of this home is a carpenter and he actually built this house and on saturday police say he stood outside here watching as it was engulfed in flames and said look at it go. fire that ripped through this swampscott home saturday was intentionally set by the homeowner. police say 57-year-old timothy brosnan admitted it "when asked if he had connection to the fire. he said i did it. my wife is moving in tomorrow. his defense attorney said his client built the home but during recent gores proceedings he was told his wife would live in the house while they split the mortgage 50-50. authorities say he set the fire to hand over the house. >>> he has been going threw a difficult time in his life. it's the end of a 27 year marriage with three beautiful children. >>> the defense said he has not taken responsibility for the fire and adds he was polite and responsive to police letting them know on scene no one was in the house including the family pet. >>> he made sure even the cat was ou

. >> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with dana perrino. this is "the five." voters heading to the polls in 14 weeks from today. trump is rallying for support by slamming clinton, claiming the election is not fair. >> it's a crooked system. it's a rigged system. we're running against a rigged system and we're running against a very dishonest media. >> remember the nickname? crooked hillary? now trump hits clinton even harder as he explains why bernie sanders made a big mistaken adoresing her. >> he made a bad deal. he should had have not made a deal. he would have gone down as done something really important. once he made that deal -- and, believe me, he has buyer's remorse. had he just not done anything. go home, go to sleep, relax, he would have been a hero. but he made a deal with the devil. she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil. >> erica, new nickname. sort of doubling down on the crooked hillary. what do you think? is the messaging working? >> i think he needed to do that. he needed to get off the con issue and that's a good way to do it. call he

if it was isis, kimberly, why use a child to carry this out?> poppy, sadly, using children is something that isis does. analysts who have looked at the numbers of people that isis has claimed have carried out attacks studying the suicide videos say something like 89 teenagers and preteens last year were noted as having carried out these attacks. they use them because no one sees them coming. this was an outdoor wedding on a street. nobody looks at somebody 12 or 14 as a potential threat. >> and when you look at the totality of what we've seen in turkey of late, i mean, this attack follows the attack on ataturk airport in istanbul just a few months ago. 44 people were killed in that attack. what is it, kimberly, that you think is leading to so much volatility within turkey? obviously, part of it is the increased air campaign against isis from turkey, but what else? >> well, there are a couple different things going on. yes, turkey is cooperating with coalition and the u.s. to attack isis. so it's put itself in isis' target sites because of that,

kimberly bookman live for news happened. kimberly? >>> well, the victim didn't look like a traditional nun. she wasn't wearing a habit and in fact she was going for a walk in exercise clothes. that is when she says she was approached and she was robbed. the nun says a 26-year-old vanessa young of somerville, the woman with the short hair, came up to her on fifth street in quincy and tried to grab a satchel she had in her left hand. the nun told the suspect she didn't have any money. she even opened the purse to to. the nun said the us at the showed a knife then she noticed another woman, the woman with the red hair who is identified as vanessa's 26-year-old wife, crystal young, standing behind the suspect doing lookout. s er it kerry noticed van essay was holding a small knife to sister kerry's right side of her stomach. again, she showed her the contents, end kayed to her she had no money and was trying to ease her to robbery. at this point vanessa stated to sister kerry i guess i will take the rosary beads. >> reporter: after the ro

. >> kimberly: we did show it going to break but we should have shown it again. our a didn't. -- apologies we didn't. the women's gymnastics team y were they there and were they presenting something? we have details headed your way. >> dana: a couple of united airlines pilots pulled off moments before they were supposed to. trouble in morn ever morning. >> dana: we have a number of systems developing out there. a tropical storm watch has been issued for a portion of the north carolina coast as a result of tropical depression eight. there could be heavy rain in south florida as well from another system. >> kelly: today marks the anniversary of hurricane katrina. here are some of the very destructive and damaging video on your screen. city. 80% of new orleans completely flooded out. more than 1800 people dying, tens of thousands of people had to be rescued. 70% of the city's homes damaged or destroyed. here it is the 11th anniversary on a morning we've talked about two systems and we'll pay attention to see if they develop into anything strong third baseman they ar

is there merit to that argument, kimberly?ou're going to give details about specific attacks, tactical details, no, you don't want to do that. but if you're talking about plussing up the number of troops in the region, the number of support -- the amount of support to allies, things like that, that can send a powerful signal that you're not letting the foot off the gas in terms of the fight toisis. and it's the kind of thing i know some of the people in the military i've spoken to who support donald trump would like to hear. how specifically is he going to step up the campaign? is it going to be more covert action? is it going to be more of a direct fight? and that kind of thing doesn't weaken the plan according to the officials i've spoken to. it >> and to be fair, he has said somethings he's talked about 20,000 to 30,000 ground troops even on the ground in syria. we've gotten some things that are not specifics. it brings to mind, when i hear something like that, like what he said in may, nixon and what he said about vietnam.

kimberly what do you know? >> jadiann, this man has been a dentist for 26 years. his attorney says he's never been in trouble in the >> this worcester dentist keeping his mouth shut. one day after a female patient claims he groped her in dental chair during an exam. >> she was now face very much in fear of him that she wanted him to stay away from her. officers charged 54-year-old within decent assault and battery writing in police report he four times touched breast female patient of his with hand and fingers. >> he categorically denies any of those charges. resident of shrewsbury, who taking care of under served people for years and done substantial community and charitable work. >> right now, the defense is looking to see if surveillance cameras inside the practice could help with the investigation. refused to say much more because of medical privacy laws. he saddened by the series of allegations this patient has made. and of course, the charges are serious. we take them very seriously. so do patel pati l woman showed up office with toos ache only toothache to