the night team's kimberly bookman live with a story you'll only see here. >> kimberly: jadiann, this bus had only bus monitor and a bus driver and still their child was overlooked. when this little "star wars" fan climbed on board his school bus, he found out the hard way that the force doesn't always awaken. >> he fell asleep on the bus and he ended up at the bus monitor's house waking up, telling the bus driver that he is still on the bus. >> kimberly: it was the second day of school, and eight-year-old lucas was supposed to get off the bus at school with all the other kids, but somehow his dad sayings the >> i just woke up and said, huh? where am i? until he said, "oh, no." >> kimberly: they drove him back to class that morning, but lucas' dad says he didn't find out about it until getting this voice mail message later that afternoon. >> there was a situation on the bus this morning. everything is fine. i wanted to follow up with you. >> kimberly: because lucas has special needs, dad got nervous. he wasn't able to reach anyone at the school and a week later still can't get to the

the night team's kimberly bookman live in quincy tonight. kimberly? >> kimberly: we now know the name of the victim, zhen li. she lives here in this duplex right where she died. in the driveway of their quincy home, police say a husband ran over his wife. >> i'm trying to figure out how that could have happened. don't know. >> kimberly: sky7 above the area as emergency crews and police investigate. >> responding units immediately requested that and the medical examiner's office respond. >> kimberly: police tell us a 54-year-old man was behind the wheel of this blue minivan when he backed up, driving over his 52-year-old wife, killing her. >> it's kind of scary and it's very unfortunate. i'm curious to know, was it on purpose? i can imagine someone bumping someone and it being an accident. >> kimberly: police say the husband was so distraught they took him to quincy medical reconstruction crews examined evidence, collected the car and marked its movement. neighbors watched it all as the body remained cover on the scene. >> it looked like the blanket wa

i'm kimberly gilfoyle. today the fbi releasing dozens of pages of documents from interviews with clinton and aides. fox new chief intel yens correspondent is here. kathryn, what is the latest? >> thank you. it is summary of the fbi interview, it is known as 302. it is 11 pages long. to be clear for folks at home, the fbi doesn't routinely record interviews, there's just a summary of the agent's notes. the key take-away from the document is more than two dozen times on many of the key issues hillary clinton told fbi agents she simply did not remember or she could not recall. for example, she could not remember when she got a security clearance. she could not remember if she had special training for the handling of classified information, and she could not remember if she had briefings for some of the government's most closely-held secrets, known as special access programs. that's things like the drone campaign as well as human spying. she is asked about that in the interview. the key headline is she is asked

stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died, and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly also had another mental diagnosis. iowa senator chuck grassley say should not be driving. he doubled-down on his stance during his weekly conference call today. grassley was talking about a man who he says had been living in the u-s illegally. that man, fernando aguilar, was involved in a crash last week that killed lea phann , a 12 year old girl from des moines. grassley says he's requested aguilar's immigration records from the department of homeland security. " 16:37 yes we're in the middle of the case, the same way we've been involved in the murder of katie stein or the p driver who was also undocumented. we're trying to get to the bottom of this " grassley says he wants to know if the government had considered deporting aguilar in the past, and if he had received any immigration benefits. people in cedar rapids can now use an interactive tool to see where the city's today, the

today stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly also had another mental diagnosis that might help shed some light on what they say actually happened. "many of her actions and the way that she behaved in front of people can be explained by that alternative diagnosis or acts as two diagnoses that she had. and we hope her mental health provider will give testimony to what that "she was a burden. the life he had with her was not the life he wanted. she had to pay. that is the reason he shot and killed his 27 year old, autistic daughter, kimberly stern. " police say they also found a this is goodbye. i will not be around much longer. god has called me home. thanks for everything, love always. bob" today prosecutors revealed, april was a server at the village inn restaurant, where stern and his daughter were regular customers. according to prosecutors, stern had become infatuated with april. they plan to call her to the witness stand l

they said robert made that clear in a goodbye letter he after he shot kimberly 17 times. april read that letter in court. "i feel bad we never got to the good times. us two only. bye " i did talk with april today about the verdict. she says she overwhelming ly happy about the jury's verdict. she told me kim can finally rest in peace. her family finally has closure. and she can finally close a chapter wiedemann, kcrg t-v nine news. a former cedar rapids police chief is under investigation in the florida town where he's currently chief. the city of ocala, in north central florida, is looking into claims against greg graham. fellow officers are accusing him of sexual harassment, discrimination, hostile treatment and retaliation. graham is not on administrative leave or suspension. graham was police chief in cedar rapids from 2008 was previously a deputy chief in ocala. he left cedar rapids in 2012 to go back to that police department. a judge re-sentenced isaiah sweet to life in prison with a chance of parole. a jury convicted sweet, who is 21, in the killing of his grandpar

the defense says kimberly diagnosis. iowa senator chuck grassley say people who are in the country illegally should not be driving. he re-emphasized on his stance during his weekly conference call yesterday. grassley was talking about a man who he says had been living in the u-s illegally. that man, fernando aguilar, was involved in a crash last week that killed lea phann , a 12 year old girl from des moines. grassley says he's requested aguilar's immigration records from the department of homeland security. " 16:37 yes we're in the middle of the case, the same way we've omaha who was killed by a drunk driver who was also undocumented. we're trying to get to the bottom of this " the senator says he wants to know if the government had considered deporting aguilar in the past, and if he had received any immigration benefits. a group focused on feeding the pets of owners with lower incomes says they may need to shut their doors. out of is in jeopardy, putting the program in limbo. but right now, here's a look at today's ope

i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's labor day weekend. in a presidential year, traditionally marks the start to final push to election day, nine weeks away. trump was in virginia, clinton in florida. trump has taken the lead in a new national poll for the first time since the gop convention, tops clinton by two points in the cnn/orc survey. so, folks, we've got ourselves a tight race right now. over the long weekend, hillary got a bigger plane, allowing press to travel with her. on day one they certainly didn't press her very hard. >> what do you think? >> i think it's pretty cool. don't you? >> i am so happy to have all of you with me. >> have you missed us? >> i was just waiting for this moment. >> how was your labor day weekend? >> it was good. >> are you ready? >> i'm more than ready. are you ready, rose? everybody taking good care of you? so they've been waiting for a chance to ask her questions and they got a few that they wanted. kimberly, you're a competitor. you got your sneakers laced up for the final spr

>> 42-year-old kimberly savistan is a divorced mother from the nearby town of winter haven, florida. billed 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 t

he wanted her to pay. " kimberly as a lively, beautiful person. they say mentally, she was much like a small child rather than a young woman. april white told me today, she's verdict. she says kimberly can finally rest in peace. live in dubuque katie wiedemann kcrg tv9 news. a former iowa legislative clerk is going to prison for putting white powder into an envelope, and claiming it was deadly. today, a judge sentenced michael mcrae to 18 months in prison. mcrae pleaded guilty in december to writing a letter threatening to kill himself an state representative ako abdul- samad in 2012. mcra the white powered came in contact with mcrae and the representativ e he threatened to kill, abdul-samad. mcrae made people think the powder was some kind of biological weapon. iowa's unemployment rate is creeping up. 4 point 2 percent of iowans didn't have jobs in august. that translates to more than 72-thousand people in the state without employment. in july, it was 4 point 1 percent. iowa's rising unemployment could impact the vote come election day. typically

. >> kimberly backman in the room with more. townville elementary school after first reports came in. just released new information says the gunman shot and killed his father before the rampage at the school. police are still on the scene which is right near the georgia stateline. a teacher is also hurt but will be okay. a teenaged suspect is in custody in connection with the shooting police say all other students were safely evacuated to a nearby church. at this time, police have not released any more information about the suspect in custody but father before the shooting at the school. we'll bring you the latest on this breaking story as it comes into the newsroom. kimberly bookman, 7news. >>> also on 7, a former priest goes to court, the charges, rape and assault of a minor. the alleged assault took place in the '80s and '90s. the victim now 38 years old came forward this year. 7's nicole oliverio has the story from boston. >> reporter: 80-year-old michael walsh leans on his cane and listens to charges that he raped a child b

off kimberly goes back on "the today show" interviewing flo rida and consider yourself a romantic over one of his latest songs dane. >> dana: welcome in on this friday. we are the wagners. check out the weather forecast on this friday. kelly curran has how it was predicted it was howling. wind gust of 50 miles per hour in one our weather stations. >> kelly: incredible conditions and a lot of dealing with hazy conditions. winds expected to diminish by the afternoon. here is what we are looking at as far as the temperatures are concerned and as you step out the door, you will notice, significantly cooler and even by 9 a.m., we are talking 68 degrees. 76 at noon, and our high today hits 80. normal is 91 for today's date. so significantly below normal. we will at that ache look at what we are expecting for the weekend coming up. >>> 4:31 now. breakingve police officer that fatally shot that motorist has been released on bond after turning herself in late last night. officer betty shelby charged with first-degree manslaughter. the charge comes less than a week after officer shelby shot and

johnathan thompson performed the autopsy on kimberly stern. he testified today that she was shot 15 times. the trial will continue on monday

prosecutors say stern, who is 63, shot his daughter, kimberly, 17 times in june 2015. she was 27. police say he admitted killing her, saying she was a burden to him. stern's attorney says kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann joins us live tonight from dubuque. katie what final thoughts did attorneys leave with the jury? prosecutors say stern's motive to kill was to get his burdensome daughter out of his life. but stern's attorney says there's no physical proof he's the one who killed her. officers testified they found several prescription confused when they arrived, so they took him to the emergency room to get checked out. that's where he tested positive for opioid use. police say while he was in the hospital he confessed to killing kimberly because she quote "pushed his buttons". but stern's attorney says that statement isn't enough to convict him of first degree murder beyond a reasonable doubt. prosecutors say stern killed kimberly so he could make more time in his life for a young waitress he was infatuated with. hi around with him and he wants to do something else. he can't becau

. >> they didn't, kimberly. today to the congressional black caucus, many of whose members i remember, but kind of rally around hillary clinton and be protectionist for her on this issue is absolutely appalling to me. you cannot act like this woman is not done and -- has not done and said things that she has in reference to the president. it's important. i know how much she's depended on the coalition, that almighty obama coalition to save the day for her. you've got to be accountable for what you've said and done. >> there's an interesting corolla corollary. the other side of the coin is president obama when he's senator running against senator clinton said nasty things about her. and now if you juxtapose what he said in '07 and '08 during the campaign to what he's saying now, it's vastly different. at one point he said she's -- one of the most dishonest politicians around. and wenta, long that vein. now he's saying vote for her. it -- >> he's got to see that, but colin powell told us all what the real deal is.

the oval, oval, kimberly guilfoyle. for being with us, donald trump among my guests tomorrow night. we'd like to have you join us for that as well, it should be a fascinating discussion. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york. . kennedy: tonight, wild new details about the suspect in the past weekend's bombings in new york and new jersey. are his trips to the middle east clues to radicalization? the party panel is here to discuss. >>> plus hillary clinton appears to be hemorrhaging support for millennials. where is the under 30 crowd going? here's a hint. not to donald trump. >>> if you use a big bank, check your statement, the ceo of one of the biggest apologized for systematically ripping off his own customers. we'll tell you how. grab a notebook. time to get schooled. >>> the afghan born new jersey bomber has so many people scratching their heads you think we'd have collective life. how does the man who received

and my co-host, kimberly guilfoyle.joining me now, pastor mark burns, a trump supporter and well-known and much applauded supporter of donald trump. great to have you with us, pastor. let's start with some of the issues that are facing the country right now. donald trump has met with two heads of state, president el-sisi of egypt and president pena nieto of mexico. he seems to be moving forward on that track and acting like there is nothing to it. it's interesting to see a candidate doing that, a man who has had very little foreign policy experience by his own admission. forging straight ahead. >> it's absolutely amazing it's donald trump being presidential for the whole world to see. right now the whole world is under attack by terrorism. the whole world is under attack. and now so many heads of state are again a candidate to see someone who has yet won the official race, but to be respected and to be, you know, welcome in as a candidate, meeting with other heads of state, it's remarkable. it's showing that the whole w

kimberly, you go first. >> all right, i will. kimberly's food court. here on "the five" particularly for the food court, because behold the greatest food invention since sliced bread. the doughnut ice cream sandwich, what happens when baskin robbins and dunkin' doughnuts mate. they make this. >> a doughnut ice cream sandwich. >> this is what's so delicious about it, you can get chocolate, you can get vanilla. >> first gay marriage and now this. >> uh-huh. >> juan, you go. >> i'll go. so tonight on show-time, check this out, john mcafee, he's the eccentric multi billionaire who was accused of murder, he's back running mcafee. >> i need you to get me out of the country alive. we just put him on a boat and run him into guatemala. >> now he's back in the united states, it was as if it hadn't happened. >> the guy killed people. >> he goes from running away from something, to now running for president of the united states. >> i don't see how he can lose, i'm serious. >> all right, so check that out, check your local listings on showtime. juan? >> today, pres

kimberly shares the latest tonight. kimberly. >> reporter: you see over my shoulder there is police crime tape up. this is part of the lincoln village. residents tell me is public housing here in worcester. police are confirming they are investigating after a child was hurt here. that child neighbors say is about 3 years old. police have a man at headquarters that they are investigators covering feet to search the town home. they seem focussed on a pillow inside. they are taking pictures and slowly removing evidence. a man painting at the complex said he heard some commotion earlier and is now troubled to see a crime scene. >> sounded like he was screaming. but i mean you know pretty much crying and sometimes screaming. i don't know -- i don't know if he was in . i don't know i have no idea. >> reporter: now this is the front of the town home that we are standing at. in the back police officers are investigating. obviously a very active scene. trying to figure out what happened here. kimberly bookman 7 news. >> anchor:

. >> armstrong: kimberly atkins, she is the cohost chair, she will join me to ask the tough questions of our fine guest are bruce fine. give us the back ground. everybody seems to have the opinion about brexit. no one saw it coming, except the people in here. need to recognize is great britain didn't join the european union 20 years after its birth. so britain operating outside of the european union, is not a novelty. after all it's supposed to be one world and one unified economic market, why not double the size of the european union. we could apply. there's not a requirement that your states be as a continent. i put that in the background. because great brittan operating outside of the european union is not something that has happened before. once it's in the european union you have all sorts of economic integration in the european institutions. this year under article 50 of the european union treaty, great britain exercised its right to now that isn't in great britain, it's not legally binding in the parliament, and de facto, no one believes that the leader of the government looks

kimberly bookman live in wilmington to bring us up to speed. kimberly. >> reporter: we understand that she worked at the cumberland farms across from the rite aid where this happened. now police say around 3:00 this afternoon the victim was aid when a driver slammed into her. police say that driver a woman from wilmington barreled into the rite aid parking lot. one belonged to a rite aid pharmacist working inside at the time. the woman who was hit taken by ambulance to lay he hospital. accident reconstruction crews were on scene taking pictures and measurements. it's unclear control. >> the lady was walking on the cross walk over there. the car blew the red light. hit her and hit other 2 cars. >> there was a car accident last week too. we watched that too. >> reporter: people don't slow down? >> i guess so. i think they should have more direction or lights or something there. there's been a lot of car accidents lately. >> reporter: now the names of the people involved in this crash are not released at this investigation. so far no charges have

the family tells us now in front bus to make sure bus monitor and driver see him kimberly bookman. tonight police are hunt in easton. woman says she was abeinged at that while walking her dog officers are trying to find the person before he or she strikes again. byron barnet is live with the byron. still a lot of unanswered questions about this alleged assault near foundry road here in easton. early yesterday morning. now, easton police say that the incident took place somewhere near this condominium complex in easton. police say around 6:00 a.m. thursday a woman was reported that she was assaulted from behind while she was out walking her dog in this area. the woman also told police she may have been sexually assaulted. police say at this time there woman could not give police a description of her alleged attacker. now the detectives are continuing to investigate this case and anyone with information is urged to contact the easton police. that's latest live from easton, i'm byron barnet 7 news. man who prompted s.w.a.t. team stand off in >> he face a judge but was not arraigned. h

kimberly. >> reporter: here's what we know at this hour. connecticut state police say there was a suspect here at fox out for his arrest. tribal police approached that suspect. police say that suspect flashed a gun which led a tribal police officer to fire at least one shot. the suspect fell off the 4th unclear if the suspect died from a bullet or a fall to the pavement below. the officer involved was not hurt nor any other people at the casino. traffic in and out of the garage was stopped as police descended on the area. back out here live at this point we can tell you this is an active investigation. you see a police officers car behind us. they have closed traffic off to that area. we will be here all evening follow the progress and bring you more this evening. reporting live from connecticut kimberly bookman 7 news. >> tonight on 7. >> i put him in the >> shed a new light on a troubled past. >> just because you make an arrest that's not where the investigation stops. >> it's the search for clues behind the terror take down. >> anchor: b

let's get to kimberly bookman live with more kimberly. >> reporter: the fire chief says the home owner had lived in the house since he was a young child. he is dealing not only with the loss of the building but also the fact that his dog is missing. >> when i saw the magnitude of the smoke coming out, obviously i called 911 and said that is a big one. >> reporter: p.j.murphy was getting his mail when he noticed the home across the street was on fire. >> it originated out of the kitchen. deck was on fire. >> reporter: no one was the flames with his phone. he was concerned because it's so dry and the flames were getting out of control. >> i want to make sure that it wasn't going to spread. >> reporter: people reported seeing smoke a mile away. crews arrive and they say they immediately needed backup. at least five towns arrived to help. >> the biggest challenge was the location. it's far enough away from the fire station and the fire had a big head start on us. >> reporter: less than an hour later the roof collapsed an the entire home damage. the family learned their pet dog was missing.

kimberly bookman live for us in worcester with details of the case. kimberly. >> yeah, police are calling this road rage and say it all happened at the bottom of the street, not only in front of the driver's two taped kids but in front of a bunch of school children. . >> reporter: alder riviera greets this judge very politely. >> good morning, bless you, sir. >> reporter: but witnesses say he was out of control tuesday afternoon when he allegedly pulled a machete on a driver who slowed down in a school zone to let students cross the street. >> i heard someone say, and i don't know who, how'd you like to get your head chopped off. >> reporter: dave reid was sitting on his driveway right near worcester's burncoat school where the alleged road-rage incident happened. it really did. >> reporter: but the defense attorney says riviera is the real victim here. he says when he tristate tried to pass the car, the other driver confronted him. >> this guy kept chasing him, swearing, the whole deal, then cut him off, got out of his car, came up to his door, opene

kimberly and -- kimberly, how are you? >> we are talking about the browns. did you t push the game yesterd? >> yes pits of our question is been the lasto time the browns were 0-3. we've had some rough years and it was such a couple years back. was. a 2012, 2005, or our first year back in 1999. >> i am going to go with c. i'm randomly going to pick c. >> i think she's right. i wasin going to say 99. >> that's the obvious year. she -- when s is that what you're saying? >> kimberly, what do you think? 's?a -- >> i'm sorry if i printed you o the wrong direction here. they finish 5-11. >> i think we only 12 games tha year. >> the last time, not all the time. me for tickets to the ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus. two tickets of my fair lady which are for performances of the greatt lakes theater. that delicate certificate and mcdonald's gift certificate to top off. >> you got it. to you talk >> that is too difficult. >> we are not geniuses here. >> let's talk to kenny. where are you today. >> and i year is saying that you've been here before will since 196

and we have and we are just 13 hours away kimberly from the big debate. live to hofstra university where they have the stage set that hillary clinton and donald trump will be facing off for the very first time and live team coverage of what the analysts are predicting. >> dana: why one podium is going to be taller than the other. he is ten inches taller than her. so her podium has to be taller. kelly is in the weather center. >> kim: no we don't, chloe beardsley. >> dana is 6'3". the same height of donald trump and i am the height of hillary clinton. >> chloe: quite a variety on this newscast and the weather. outside starting off with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. just kind of depending on what kind -- what part of town you are in. a beautiful start. reach a high of 92 degrees and enjoy the going to get a little bit crazy later on this week. that is a quick look at your weather. now look at traffic with tom. >> tom: good start on the roadways. a accident at cobalt and tropicana. and we have a camera in the area. no flashing lights. one vehicle

kimberly bookman live with us from the state's investigation. kimberly? >>> well, jadiann, here are the findings from the new hampshire state attorney general's office. they did a 7 month investigation into state rep kyle tasker. 30-year-old lawmakers did in fact smoke marijuana at the statehouse and sold the drug to at least four other legislators. but in the end, would not face charges for that because there was not enough evidence to make the case. now the state's investigation into tasker was launched after he was arrested in march for soliciting sex from a 14 yearly girl on-line and possessing drugs to sell. at that time detectives searched his home and say they found marijuana, hash, mushrooms and other derision as well as county for all of that. the state then wanted to know if tasker was just allegedly selling drugs out of his home or on state property. investigators say they used his ipad and facebook account to track down possible lawmakers involved in his alleged drug deals. now during all of this tasker was removed from his assignment on the h

stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died, and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly also had another mental are in the country illegally should not be driving. he re-emphasized on his stance during his weekly conference call yesterday. grassley was talking about a man who he says had been living in the u-s illegally. that man, fernando aguilar, was involved in a crash last week that killed lea phann , a 12 year old girl from des moines. grassley says he's requested aguilar's immigration records from the department of homeland security. " 16:37 yes we're in the middle of the case, the same way we've been involved in the murder of katie stein or the person in omaha who was killed by a drunk driver who was also undocumented. we're trying to the senator says he wants to know if the government had considered deporting aguilar in the past, and if he had received any immigration benefits. fall hasn't technically begun yet, and retailers are looking for workers for the ho

i will start with you, kimberly. to be stuck in a tv show as your new reality for two months, what show would you choose? if that became your world. >> the love boat. because it is so romantic you go there and fall in love. it's love at first sight and you have the ledo deck and the nice bar. >> julie mccoy, isaac. >> gopher. >> i would be julie mccoy. >> captain stubing. >> you would be a great julie mccoy, cruise director. >> right. >> i'm shock you picked that. what is the better show for you. >> bachelorette. >> it never ends. it is a con a stant influx of men and you never choose. >> i will choose. i will choose. i'm going to choose. yes. charlie's angels. >> too much competition. >> i'm not worried about that. >> you can live in a fictional reality tv for two months? >> i agree. this is a great question. it knock me backwards, i'm thinking when i was a kid i liked yogi bear and boo-boo. but how about andy griffith. that's a happy show. people are happy. >> mayberry. >> would they like you in mayberry? >> i can'

kimberly. >> well, jadiann, nathan carman's father says he just needs some time to mourn and said he's not capable of killing his mother or his grandfather. >> he wants his alone time and trying to get everything past. and what i want to say about that is i wish the press would leave it alone. because he was not involved with this his grandfather, with his mother. it was a pure accident. >> he's a good kid. >> nathan's mother and grandfather were the two most life. he added it's a shame that the grandfather is being brought up because, quote, there is no substance to it, referring to nathan being a suspect. kimberly bookman, 7news. >>> three missing children have been found in new hampshire and they are safe. manchester police issued warrants, though, for bobby joe gyer and michael mcmaster after the pair allegedly left with those children, who they do not have custody of. police say the kids are okay. >>> some other breaking news. two students and a teacher shot at an elementary school in custody as we speak. officials say the students are expected to survive. >> and we're now learnin

dana and kimberly make a point about we can do more.not to say this great country should shut its doors. >> no one is saying to do that. >> not at all. >> do it the right way. >> we aren't calling them candy. >> i want to stand up for green m & ms. they have to be able to have communities here and husbands have to work. >> here is the other thing. when you are a refugee, what you want as a refugee, you want to go home. >> you want to be safe. >> we assume they will come here. why do we assume that? the average length of a refugee state overseas wherever they go is -- 30 years ago it was nine years. now it's 26 years. that's a generation, which is how you get rahami here at 7 and then 21 years later, he becomes radicalized. >> so much more complicated. >> how are we going to pay for it all? you are not doing anybody anything by saying good luck. let's have another commercial to pay for this. how does juan prepare to predict one of the most unpredictable presidential candidates in history? it's a secret. scalpel. i have no idea what i'm d

kimberly tough questions about museum russ results. hillary clinton sitting down with zack galafanakis. "between two ferns" is back and the must-see moments coming your way. >> live from las vegas, news3 today. >> dana: good morning. welcome in 5:30 on this friday. a big weekend at t opinion >> kim: i may get dana wagner to stay up late because he is plugged in to the knowledge that you, too, will be performing. >> dana: how did i miss this? >> i don't know, and i am glad you are in on it and t-mobile is not the only place hopping. downtown las vegas. michelle velez ties them all together and we will check in with her with a live report in just a matter of moments. >> dana: made it to the end of the week with the wagners. time to check out weather and with the traffic, we check in with jeff maher. >> jeff: a traffic hazard 215 as you approach the mountain, not an accident but debris in the roadway. watch out for that. also an accident working at windmill and rainbow. your travel times on 215 eastbound, 95 to i-15, clear at 14 minutes.

there are issues as kimberly points out. when a tape is released and there's already been commentary about it and another tape, a cop tape that's not released by both sides commenting on it, it may supersede that privacy right in this case. also, when it spreads beyond the community of charlotte where other cities may end up in racial riots based on that tape not being released, it's time to release the tape. >> this is not about riots. this is about accountability and transparency. we're not focused on the tape. there was a tape earlier in the week from tulsa where a man is standing in the street with his hands up. nobody is arguing about that because the cop has been charged. we can go over it if you want to folk us on each case. >> we should. >> if you do -- what you are going do is you are going to get locked into the specifics as opposed to understanding what is a common issue now nationwide. >> you said something very important. i want to be locked into specifics. specifics are what tell the story. an officer has been

kimberly? >>> well, jadiann, at this hour police have roped off number 19 phillips street will i will move out of the way so you can take a look. you will see there is a blue toyota minivan in the driveway at this hour. we also have sky 7 video. now police are telling 7 news that the person who was driving that minivan is a man in his 50's and he ran over his wife the wife died of her injuries. the man was so distraught here on the scene he was transported to a local hospital and we are waiting a word from police as to what exactly went wrong. back out here live now you can see a very active scene here on phillips street in quincy. police out here examining the scene. there are many neighbors who have come out trying to figure out exactly what happened and as information becomes more available we'll bring it to you but obviously a very active investigation at this hour. for now reporting live, kimberly new hampshire. police have found two missing children in the town of kingston. there was conc

kimberly bookman spoke to her. kimberly is live in canton tonight. adam gene tells us she down this road before. but never take this long. this more than she went out to do quicker rand when she got phone call she was waiting for. >> was like somebody took a wait off my chest. 100 pounds. more than 6 months after jeanne faced her son's killer at his parole hearing asking he keep him behind bars the decision she's waited for arrives. >> phone rang and i looked on the phone and i said, it's the parole board. parole. 1986 when then 14 rod matthews beat her son january also 14 to death with a baseball bat in these canton woods. if anybody can't see what kind of animal he is, selfish, unfeeling animal, matthews was first under age person in massachusetts to be tried at an adult and was convicted of second degree murder. sentenced to life with chance parole quinn fought his release three times now at his most recent parole hearing broke down in tears about what he had done. while quinn says she forgives him she never wans him out to hurt anyone else. now w

stern's attorney described kimberly as having severe autism. stern's wife had recently died, and he'd become kimberly's only care provider. the defense says kimberly also had another mental diagnosis. whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg your first alert forecast, justin... clouds will be in and out of the sky today, with a general increase in cloudiness later this afternoon. it's going to be another nice day with highs well into the 70s. showers and a few thunderstorms move in tonight and continue into friday. severe weather is not likely but some decent rainfall am are possible. storms should no be much of a problem during the high school football games, however. highs stay in the 70s this weekend with dry weather returning. we'll be a little warmer most of next week with highs hanging out near 80.today: increasing clouds. wind: se 5-15. high: 77 alo: 75 dbq: 76 iow: 78 tonight: showers and storms become likely. low: 64 alo: 63 dbq: 63 io

kimberly bookman is live in abington tonight, kimberly. >> adam about noin o'clock in evening police appeared to search warrant. they went through home where shooting happened looking for >> crime tape surrounds abington home where authorities say two alenny-year-old boys were playing with gun when one not show in the face i saw the kid in ambulance he was just covered with blood in the face. neighbor beverly mcauliffe watched a victim was rushed to south shore hospital. she says both boys live on lynn wood street. it's sad. >> they've nevada seen anything like it in my life. >> and i'm very upset oh every it. child was later air lifted >> we believe he's doing okay right now but like i said any gunshot wound is dangerous. and anything can happen the shooting happened just before 3:30 wednesday afternoon. the plymouth county da says handgun is legal, but wouldn't say who owns it. it's unclear if there were any parents at the home when gun went off but investigators believe the shooting was accidental. >> we believe there was not intentionally be some did not try to intentionally hurt

kimberly? >>> well, jadiann, at this hour police have roped off number 19 phillips street will i will move out of the way so you can take a look. you will see there is a blue toyota minivan in the driveway at this hour. we also have sky 7 video. now police are telling 7 news that the person who was driving that minivan is a man in his 50's and he ran over his wife the wife died of her injuries. the man was so distraught here on the scene he was transported to a local hospital and we are waiting a word from police as to what exactly went wrong. back out here live now you can see a very active scene here on phillips street in quincy. police out here examining the scene. there are many neighbors who have come out trying to figure out exactly what happened and as information becomes more available we'll bring it to you but obviously a very active investigation at this hour. for now reporting live, kimberly

kimberly. >> adam video you are about to see is very clear. and now police are asking for public help in identifying people in it. >> surveillance video capture appear v f w hall vandali behind not just graffiti on wall anti trump, it's curse words we blurt out and arab references spray painted on top of an american flag mural. its deplorable. no reason. no reason for something like that everybody entitled to their opinions. but there's no reason that you have to deface especially the flag. camera caught first suspect at 4:30 saturday morning writing words then taking off. not even four hours later in broad daylight a woman gets out wall then does the same thing to a van in the parking lot. >> the area is not called for, i'm surprised it really happened post members are up yet se stars and trieps mean so much to all that served this country. this particular american flag is very special, because it was a painted last summer by scott who traveled united states painting one flag on one vfw post in every state. >> revere's police chief a decorate

johnathan thompson performed the autopsy on kimberly stern. he testified today that she was shot 15 times. the trial will continue on monday administrative leave following a deadly officer-involved shooting monday night. but the woman they saved from an attacker says police had no choice. police shot and killed 25- year-old market bivins during a domestic disturbance call at the valley high apartments ,just off edgewood road nw. raelynn finn returned home to her apartment for the first time just this afternoon. finn says she's still healing from stab wounds, a broken jaw and ruptured ear drum. she also says police had to shoot bivins because he was stabbing her right in front of them. her couch and started stabbing me in the fact. did you know he had a knife? i saw it in his hand but i was trying to run when i saw the officers. " finn says the cedar rapids officers shot bivins twice during the attack. they also used a taser 3 times after that because he still wouldn't quit his attack. reports surfaced this morning suggesting that waterloo has

kimberly: and apple is about to unveil the latest edition. today the president of samsung confirmed today 35 cases of the world. the cause he said is defective battery cell. they plan to replace all in the next few weeks but what are the consumers who use it supposed to do in the meantime? are they a fire hazard in your home? sprint, verizon, at&t and others are piecing together plans right now, scrambling to let you explain your phone if you don't want to wait. now i'm running a twitter poll at the moment. the latest, 21% of you say you will let it die and wait for the info. 40% of you say you will try to return the phone today. 39% say you are going to go ahead and use it as normal. "7 on your side" reached out to the consumer product safety commission. typically when the consumers face physical harm businesses will partner with the government to get the clear message out about who you should do. we asked american base p.r. rep for samsung why the company is going at it alone. i have heard back from her but she sa the e-mail. i'm going to h

kimberly bookman 7 news. ; over the scene of a fire in arlington today. flames broke out at a building on park street. crews were installing sealant on the roof. the roof of the building burst into flames. no one was injure 7 news now turning to our forecast. things cooling off outside compared to the weekend's muggy weather. jeremy reiner standing by with the forecast. >> reporter: city of boston had a low of 59. norwood down to 40. bedford a low of 44. this afternoon we made it into the 70s. the city at 68. fitchburg 69. bedford and norwood in the low 70s. the dew point temperatures are still low. this is like an early where we think the overnight lows may head. very cool crisp dry air. thanks to high pressure. has not moved that much today. so another clear night tonight. back into the sunshine tomorrow. this right here that stripe of clouds that's our next weather player. it is a cool front. for tonight mostly clear lows mid 40s to the mid 50s. tomorrow morning advertising the norwood 55. morning commute lots of sunshine working through the morning. t

>>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly, juan williams, mr. eric boling, and megan mccain "the five." hillary and donald like dates stuffed with blue cheese wrapped in bacon. there hillary's e-mail issue stuck to her like toilet paper on shoes. >> i had access to materials and information highly sensitive to our war fighting capabilities. had i communicated this information without prescribed protocols, i would have been in prison. >> that stung. then there was this. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again. and we're not putting ground troops into syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. >> once again, she happily tells isis all the stuff we won't do to stop isis. hey, hillary, why not tell them their netflix passwords while you're at it. oh, wait, that's too important. speaking of -- >> i have been very clear about the necessity for doing whatever is required to move the v.a. into the 21st century. we're living in a technological world. you can't tell me we can't do a better job getting tha

kimberly had autism. several people who spent time with stern and his daughter testified monday to how he treated her. "he was always on top of her. i never saw him as an encouraging parent. " friends and family described say mentally, she was much like a small child rather than a young woman. a judge has re-sentenced a man-- who was convicted as a teenager-- for killing his grandparents in manchester. isaiah sweet will serve life in prison with a chance for parole. he was serving that sentence without parole. sweet appealed to the iowa supreme court. earlier this year, it banned life without parole sentences for juveniles convicted of first-degree murder. sweet shot and killed his grandparents in 20-12, when he was 17. an organization that helps feed pets feared the loss of a barn would close its doors. quick-thinking and a generous offer is now allowing ani-meals to continue morning thunderstorm s over extreme northeast iowa and southwest wisconsin through the early morning hours. while not severe, some

case of a dubuque man police say in june of 2015, robert stern admitted to killing his daughter kimberly, who was 27 and had autism. the two lived in the same house. in court today, prosecutors rested their case after calling to the witness stand several experts from the iowa division of criminal investigation. prosecutors say robert considered his daughter a burden and that she quote "pushed his buttons." they say he killed her so he could make more time in his stern's defense attorneys also rested their case but did not call any witnesses to the stand or present any evidence. "to ask for first degree murder based on one statement? she pushed my buttons. " stern's attorney says prosecutors were not able to prove stern was the one who actually shot and killed kimberly. both major-party vice presidential nominees are days from the election. democrat tim kaine and his wife, anne holton, headlined a rally at iowa state university in ames. he talked about hillary clinton's childhood and commitment to public service. he also reached out to young voters. "millilenials are critical to this race

and kimberly sat there the entire time." that other server, named april say stern was infatuated with her. police say they found a goodbye note stern wrote to her after allegedly killing his daughter. to see her emotional testimony head to kcrg dot com and click on this story. a former cedar rapids substitute teacher accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student is scheduled to be back in court later this month. she was in jail yesterday, but only for a short time. 24-year-old mary beth haglin turn afternoon, and then bonded out. a judge issued a warrant for her arrest thursday, saying she violated her no-contact order with the victim. she pleaded not guilty earlier this month to a charge of sexual exploitation by a school employee. haglin admitted to the relationship earlier this year. the cedar rapids school district says administrator s mishandled the initial investigation. washington high school principal ralph plagman, activities director director all resigned as a result of that investigation. wisconsi

but as kimberly kuizon reports, residents say i soon enough. >> and michael would pick the beach. >> it is great. >> the change has popped up after the storm. >> it is shelly and pulled back a bit and it is a lot of the stand has disappeared. >> residents have been dealing with the emotion now more than ever a fix is needed. >> and the president of the lido key association has been waiting for the final approval on a plan to fix the problem. the city has been working with the army carp on -- corps on a long-term plan that's been in the works. it would provide renourishment every five years. >> i walk the beach a bit and i like to walk it early in the morning sometimes when the tide is up you cannot walk the south end it is against the walls. >>nd two years ago costing almost $4 million. tid did not take long for that to be washed away. >> it is was a band-aid it was not full. >> and it will be millions and the funding will come from the american corps and they hope the plan is approved sooner rather than later. >> it's not lido's problem t is now but it is the west coast of >> kimber