knitting. that's a big one here. sometimes you can look at knitting and wonder why knitting, right? why are they focusing on so many women knitting? if you think a little bit in terms of warfare, especially on the allied side, remember i told you the germans always dug up on the top? they were in nice, dry trenches. because men on the allied side, they were closer to the water table, a lot of times they are standing in water for a good part of the time that they are in the trenches. wet feet need to nasty things like trench foot which is almost a gangrene. i could show you some pictures to gross you out but i decided against that. knitting socks actually has a functional purpose in that men do need socks. but it is safe to say that american women go a little crazy with knitting. if this was 1917 -- say 1918. 1918, most of this class, you'd be sitting here right now -- you wouldn't have a pencil in your hand, you'd be sitting here knitting while i was talking to show me that in this fact you were patriotic. things got so bad that you even had notices like this where women are basical

donated all these stuffed animals for deputies to 800 animals hand-knitted, outfits, precious. don't forget to share your positive stories with us. send us details, pictures, put it on our facebook page and we will put you on the air for all your good deeds. of one share tomorrow an animal geturned hom. >> that's a good story. >> a great story we'll save it for tomorrow. >> time now for the fox 13:11 p.m. news. >> take it away. >> we're still knitting together the thread of what happened during tonight's first start to those debates. >> for the first time the two candidates went head to head. >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happen. >> why not. >> we've got complete coverage of t patrick. >> and a local charity aimed at making girls for special is the victim of the crime how burglars may have taken the sparkle out of prom night. >> and an emotional night in fernandez in their first game since that deadly axe dbt. >> you're watching fox 13 and the 11:00 p.m. news starts now. >> from tax returns to e-mails, nothing w

it's a terrific thing they do, bags and then knit, and donate them. >> it's a big difference. it gets to the point that we do two or three and use theyou see, i am making a difference in someone's life. jc: so far, they have made 88. means plastic and yard. -- yarn. jc: a mother murdered, her boyfriend on the run. >> the troubling details relieved in court documents. ben: smartphone batteries that can catch fire. harvey: from a feel of summer to the threat of storms. >> a lot of people set goals. >> the aspiration for art project drawing a lot of attention. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. ben: breaking news in the south end where firefighters are on the scene of a house fire. the flames sparked on a roof deck at a home on rutland street. jc: the boston fire department tweeting these pictures of the damage. you can see the damage was extensive a stairway to the top been broken off a propane tank. that may have played a role in what caused the fire. ben: sky 5 over large flames tearing through this home in cohasset. this is in the area of rust wa

somebody said i want t knitting circle. that is how authentic some of these local experiences are. >> 20 years ago knocking on doors trying to find a knitting circle. >>> next on "sunday today" harry smith takes a trip to memphis where one school is carrying on the city's rich legacy of music when we come right back on i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you >>> a drive through memphis, tennessee is a trip through the history of american music. you find the soul of our r&b sounds at sites like sun studio. where students are keeping that legacy alive. ?? >> reporter: now doubt these high school students from memphis can carry a tune. the music they perform so well at the op

somebody said i want to join a knitting circle. thats these local experiences are. >> 20 years ago knocking on doors trying to find a knitting circle. >>> next on "sunday today" harry smith takes a trip to memphis where one school is carrying on the city's rich legacy of music i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage maged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you sfx: door rattles.glass shatters she'll call nine one one. average response time? eleven minutes. too late. she keeps a firearm in this safe for protection. but hillary clinton could take away her right to self defense. and with supreme court justices, hillary can. the nra political victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> a drive through memph

or rachel is asking for people to help knit or crochet the hats that will go to young children. we have all the details on the links page of our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. another government shutdown could be coming this week. will congress see eye-to eye? the issues they need to agree on-- next. today is the first day of early voting in milwaukee-- -- how the city plans to accommodate people who want to cast their ballots federal government shutdown of 20-13? if congress doesn't approve a budget or a short term funding bill it could happen... fox's lauren blanchard is in washington with more. once again a federal government shutdown is looming ... congress must agree on a budget or pass a short term spending bill by friday... or we'll see a repeat of the 20-13 shutdown. white house spokesman josh earnest says the re job... earnest says: "we are once again here four days before the deadline and we are publicly wondering if congress is going to fulfill its most basic responsibility." senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today pushing blame

there was somebody who was knitting. that is from the stopover buddy program. somebody said i want to join a knitting ci these local experiences are. >> 20 years ago knocking on doors trying to find a knitting circle. >>> next on "sunday today" harry smith takes a trip to memphis where one school is carrying on the city's rich legacy of music i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so muc

. >>> finally tonight piles of hats and scarves and blankets were collected during the annual knit-in as crafters continued to work their knitting needles and the items are generously donated and given to shelters for homeless children. the ladies take great pride in their work even modeling some of their contractses today. >> abc world news is next on 6 abc and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17. with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and jaime apody and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, the rush hour horror. the deadly train crash, and we have new images this evening, from inside the crash. the train from new york to hoboken, slamming into the terminal. >> we got multiple walking wounded. >> victims climbing through twisted metal, and new surveillance from before the crash. our reporting tonight on the engineer. >>> the deadly police shooting. this time, a 6-year-old is killed. marshalls firing at an suv. the boy with autism was in the passenger seat. >>>

and, rachel is asking for people to help knit or crochet the hats that will go to young children. we have all the details on the links page of our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six increasing clouds, windy and cool this afternoon with highs reaching into the low 60s. rain showers will move in this evening and continue overnight. temperatures will drop into the upper 40s. rain will begin to taper off wednesday but we'll stay windy and cool with temperatures struggling to reach 60. there is the slight chance for showers again friday into saturday, especially a warmer in the middle and upper 60s. today: windy with increasing clouds and evening showers. high: 63 dewpoint: 40 wind: w 10-20 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with rain showers. low: 49 dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday:lingering showers. windy and cool. high: 60 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 10-25 mph thursday: partly sunny and windy. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 54 wind: ne 10-20 mph saturday: mostl

. >> an alert knit, police say 22-year-old asa brown should be considered armed and dangerous and not to be approached. it happened near desert inand >> hundreds of high school students are not on track to graduate. many of the them have stopped showing up for school altogether. seventh annual reclaim your future walk, the goal connecting students who have been missing from the classroom with not only ccsd but also state programs board trustee carolyn edwards was among those participating today. >> the reality is anyone who finishes high school typically is more successful than somebody who doesn't. >> if you know a teen or young adult who could benefit from a program such as this you can head to our website for more information, news3lv.com. >> it is the eve of the 15th anniversary of september 11th, and across are already taking place. in pennsylvania, a luminaria event was held, back on september 11th, a flight was hijacked. the flight 93 memorial wall, few images being posted on social firefighters climbed 110 flights of stairs as a commemoration. jennifer crockett has a look at t

we did have stiff competition for selfie of the night knit. david smith sent us not one but five selfies of him and his friends. we appreciate the er zambrano in the meadows band sent us a smiling selfie. that was hard work. >> that took dedication. >> maybe he's showing off a little bit. >> week 2 is in the books, but we still have some highlights from the area. >> stuff we couldn't fit in sights, sounds and scores, powered by south stream, have a good one. [ screaming ] ?? ?? ?? ?? realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- meg ryan --

there was somebody who was knitting. that is from the stopover buddy program. somebody said i want to that is how authentic some of these local experiences are. >> 20 years ago knocking on doors trying to find a knitting circle. >>> next on "sunday today" harry smith takes a trip to memphis where one school is carrying on the city's rich legacy of music i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. rotects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you [ cellphone ringing ] it's just another scandal from danny tarkanian. tarkanian was the corporate lawyer for those with an elaborate scam that tricked hundreds of seniors into donating to fraudulent charities, totaling millions. he refused to pay back $17 million, sticking taxpayers with the bill

>> someone in that tight-knit community may well have the keys to what happened, but they haven't yetence between what a blogger can do and what we do, the blogger can speculate, but in order to get -- to prove it, we have to add fact. >> we need to go back. you know, was it the same guy on all of them? we don't know. it's not just going back to the beginning and looking at it the same way you looked at in 1989 or '90. it's going back to the beginning and looking at through what we know now. what we know now is more than what we knew then. >> a lot of those individuals have been talked to back in 1989 to . to relook at them is never a bad thing. >> we're really encouraging people to come faorward and shae because we're really trying to piece this together. if the right people come forward, i think we can get this figured out. i really do. >> i think it's so important for the wetterlings to know at least something about what happened to jacob. and there are those stones that haven't been turned over. >> i think they ran straight back towards those trees, and then when they looked back

the tight-knit >> my favorite food is steak. >> reporter: the tight-knit community of st. joseph, minnesota, where weterling called home, as reeling. back then, information about sex crimes wasn't always made available to the public, sow probably wouldn't know if a sex offender was lin neighborhood. >> we were in an infant say stage of having specialized programming. >> reporter: now 3 decades later, weterling's story has proven instrumental. >> the intention of the sexual oftener registry is to identify individuals who have been convicted of a sex crime and public. it's public notification for community safety. >> reporter: megan kenka and pam richner's cases led to a strengthening of the act. >> the tree cases -- the threes cases led to national database. >> it was also strengthened after the 2005 case of gage. >> when the insurancing structure changed, it was a direct correlation between that and that horrible, unfortunate event that the brenly brothers involved in. >> reporter: there are more than 80 offenses that can land app individual on the sex offender registry, a

it's a very tight close knit community and behind me here, this is the trailer where this little girl lived and where authorities say she was taken safe. stefanny lopez-castro was found in a wooded hear chained to a -- hear chained to a -- area chained to a tree. this area where she was founds with just off river road about two miles from where lopez- castro lives. it was information from their investigation that led them there and this was a k9 unit that discovered the child. 46-year-old douglas edwards kidnapped the child. he is a gi the child. family and friends gathering at the girl's home today. >> the house is a support, let them know the people -- everybody was praying. that's why she was saying everybody was praying and believing in god that god would be doing something. >> reporter: a live look back at the home. family friends telling me that the family remained at the hospital, remains at this child's side. meantime, edwards has been charged with first degree kidnapping. authorities are being tight lipped regarding the specifics on this on going investigation. live in wilmin

you know, they understand it's about love and treating each other close and keeping it real tight knit. that was easy to do for the most part. everybody kept their mouth shut. >> they >> we've been waiting for this since the couple posted their sweet engagement announcement in march. >> she said yes. yeah. >> the guest list included kelly roland and jennifer hudson. mindy weisz had to change locations twice. first choice, north carolina. but the couple cancelled that plan due to the transgender bathroom laws. next choice, paris scrubbed because it was couture fashion and as they say, third time's a charm. >> how does it feel? different being married to ciara? >> not at all. we're just so close. best friend and madly in love with each other, obviously. but it's cool. we're the wilsons now. so that's pretty cool. >> we remember how they claimed they were remaining >> this is what we're doing tonight. >> "dancing with the stars" pro made dance partner "shark tank" the life partner. exchanged i dos on july the 31st. the bride. so pal olivia newton john at the reception and couple on the da

the murders have rocked the close-knit communities. >> people like this are nasty, in ashland is terrifying. >> the columbus attorney will be the special prosecutor. he has prosecuted several death penalty cases during his time at the attorney general's office . >>> the 2 man accused of killing a 13-year-old girl will be in jail today. 3 juveniles are also facing charges. police say they killed rihanna to keep her quie s during a bank robbery. she was killed and left in a vacant lot cleveland. >>> new information of a story or we told you yesterday: and ashtabula county sheriffs officer was charged with beating a man. this video shows the sergeant hitting edward while he was on the ground in headcounts. was charged with felonious a chart -- assault . >>> away deputy is facing charges accused of having sexual contact with the female inmate. he was indicted on 2 counts of sexual battery. allegation surfaced last year that he had sexual contact the prisoner in the wayne county jail. he resigned, he was investigated and he was arrested last week. he was just released on bond. >>> a 10-year-ol c

. >> in the past year, knitters for charity bought the stuffed animals and knitted more than 900 outfits to put on their furry friends. >> the children are sometimes frightened and don't know what's going on and they give them a calming effect and something >> 86-year-old. >> we enjoyed making the stuff. >> we enjoy giving it. we enjoy the fact it's being used in a very specific way for the children. what's not to enjoy about it? >> betsy ross would be proud of this creative group. >> we're talking just sweet things a little kid can hang on to and love on them. we just wanted to share that kind ofov >> the group meets once a week at the hudson regional library. >> we've become a sisterhood like i would never believe could happen. > women working together to help children in a difficult situation. >>> they also crochet or knit hats, scarves, blankets and other items to give to schools and other nonprofit organizations. >> what a great idea. awesome. the news keys going on on line, >> access hollywood is next. have a great night. we hope to see you back with us - marco. - polo. - marco. -

but really a very tight knit and very quiet community. so for something like this to happen thing anyone ever expected. >> dana, i appreciate you chatting with us tonight. we'll be checking in with you throughout the week. >>> meanwhile, another attack, a stabbing attack in a minnesota mall is having investigated as an act of terrorism. i.s.i.s. is calling the attacker a soldier of the islamic state, and investigators are working to figure out whether or not the 22-year-old man had ties to the investigators say he mentioned allah while carrying out the attack in the mall, and asked one of the victims if he was a muslim. the whole thing ended when an officer was stabbed and then she shot and killed the attacker. >> the attacker is believed to be a somalian. he lived in st. cloud there. >>> we are hearing that hundreds of people were mistakenly given u.s. citizenship, even though the u.s. government had ordered them deported. homeland security secretary says that the nearly 1,000 immigrants mistakenly given citizenship used fake names and b

student brought a gun to north canyon high and classes at maricopa high were canceled due you read knit the paper everyday. >> reporter: digital fly says this could be prevented. i got 599 hits in the last day. >> reporter: they're able to track facebook, twiter and instagram posts on a map of the area. >> you can zoom in to exactly where the tweet came from. police before it gets out of hand if they find something alarming. >> this particular tool has the makings of assisting. >> reporter: schools in new york city and new orleans already use the program. the company is hoping to get arizona districts on board. >> that was lauren reimer reporting. >> still to come, snapchat user, there is another way to snap your lif coming your way next. . >> welcome back everybody. sometimes getting older can be pretty tough. things just apt as easy as they used to be. >> ian introduces us to a woman who is always there from getting groceries to just being a good listener. >> reporter: if you're spending your golden years in rio know. vicki runs verde care, a small nonprofit that does it all. need a w

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and then the line of storms develops knitted day. after that, clear sailing right through the start of the weekend. sunny skies and early to cloudy wind and heavy rain. weekend, a nice start. tom: ok, sounds good. more commitment coverage ahead, jamie: the red sox and the orioles played the middle game of their series. it was exactly the opposite. five or early runs for the visitors. started with jj hardy. nine on the year, the ball bounces back. 3-0 orioles. and 2 batters later, nolan reimold with a 2 run shot the 5-0. orioles pitching walked in a few runs and then xander bagaerts hit a solo home run in the fifth. an insurance run for the orioles in the night. the orioles had to have this one and they get it. they win, 6-3. the al east division, those numbers are not going to be right. toronto and baltimore, two games

residents say this is a close-knit neighborhood. >> do you feel unsafe? >> no. i don't. >> i just didn't anticipate that to happen. i am always on the go with life and everything. i never imagined that. >> the woman describes her black or hispanic man. he was wearing a mask and a hooded sweatshirt. police are putting woman on notice and asking anyone who saw anything to call them anonymously. they can call crime stoppers. maria: a child rest of the hospital in worcester. >> ed: there are questions tonight on what exactly happened. newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at the scene, an apartment complex, mary? reporter: we are here at lincoln village. still gathering evidence inside this art meant. -- this apartment. they found a young boy who had been injured. ambulance. a young man was taken from the apartment in handcuffs. police confirmed they are questioning that man. early reports the child was that are not true. the child was hospitalized. we spoke to a workman who was painting the exterior. what it sounded like he know if he was in pain. i have no idea. wha

. >> reporter: this tight-knit community holds hands, hugs and cries together. >> i'm a law enforcement officer myself and sometimes a little immune to things like that but something like this hurts bad. >> reporter: and tragedy hits close to home for the community. several people in the crowd tell me the driver and mother have kids that go to nearby elementary school. sheriff's office and commonwealth determined whether to charge the driver who stayed on the scene. >> when these things happen it doesn't pull us apart but bonds us together. >> reporter: in lands down. >>> a local woman in critical condition after stabbed here. unborn baby survived. suspect is 18-year-old man who allegedly stabbed woman and kept running and police caught up and tazered him. haven't been able to confirm his relationship to the victim. >>> now tonight a man is in critical condition after nearly drowning in swimming pool at walker mills apartment in district call about a man in deep end of the pool. told he lived in complex and around 28 years old. police don't know how long he was underwater. >>> red light

may: very tight-knit. that's great. that's great. w well, av, with slumlove, it's all about making these beautiful hand-knit sweaters, right? ava: yes, ma'am. may: but it's not just about making the sweaters, right? again, with these women, it's about empowerment. it's about independence. ava: oh, absolutely, absolutely. yeah, and kind of how it started, i--i met this woman who made sweaters in the slum of kibera, and it's--it's funny because it's actually kind of an already--an already built industry there. um, all the children have to wear school uniforms, and sweaters are a part of it, so, i mean, there's already an industry for this there. so it wasn't--i didn't necessarily come in and teach them how do it. it was something they already how to do, and so when i met claire, it was really easy to see how i could come alongside her and--and help give her more business, and actually from there, she was able to open her own sweater shop. may: wow. ava: and so now she's making her own sweaters, and she's doing her own thing, and we're

tonight it feel like a close knit family. classmates of clans velez are supporting him a day after he lost his father. studentness spent the afternoon inflating a thousand blue balloons. they'll launch them before tonight's game to pay tribute to christian's dad. police will form a tunnel along with students when christian and his teammates run on the football field tonight. moment of silence in velez's memory. this proves to be an emotional night for the school family. >> it is a tough time. we want to do something to show our support for him and his family and help them out. >> reporter: tonight's game starts an hour from now. my colleague is out here. we'll have more on the emotional ceremonies coming up tonight at 11:00 on news channel 5. >>> we have just learned identity of the second body found inside an ashland county home. the ashland county prosecutor has confirm had the the body is that of elizabeth griffith pictured there. she was reported missing by her family in august where she was last seen shopping in ashland.

he talked about kaepernick during remarks from the g20 sum knit morning. take a listen. >> he's exercising his constitutional right to make a statement. there's a long history of sports figures doing so. but i don't doubt his sent sayrety. >> he's drone backlash and admiration for backlash. he'll sit or nooel during the song until significant change is made in the fight against racial inequality. >> we talked about this earlier during the 6:00 show. could colin kaepernick got support in form of another athlete woman on the u.s. wome women's associating team. >> megan rampino. >> she took a knee yesterday too. >> and her stance was because she as gay american feels the flag doesn't stand for certain >> we've seent conversation more of a little but it's growing and it will be interesting to see where we keep going and end up. >> it will be interesting to see when we see opening round first week of nfl games see on a larger scale. >> yep. >> politics took center stage local labor day parades across the country today. >> party in the usa♪ >> bill lynn ton sopd

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we are tight knit and we do support each other and to at least make sure this guy never gets tattooed again in denver. >> officers have not found the tattoo thief. >>> it is 5:35 now. deputies say lightning started a wild fire that has burned hundreds of acres. crews say it is now at 350 acres and 35% contained. it's grown about 50 acres since this time yesterday and firefighters have made some progress on building the line around it. more than 100 firefighters are working it while people who live in the mill creek area wait for the all-clear. >> at this point we're believing that the fire we're in pretty good shape with the fire. and it becomes hotter, drier, windier and the fire does modify, the number of evacuations may increase. >> this fire has burned 30 structures but so far there have been no reports of damage or injury. >>> park rangers believe they found a body of a climber in denver who went missing. they found a body that matches the description of 21-year-old rainy dreling on the north side. he had tea time lodge company and was reported missing on friday. rangers will try

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. >> this is a very tight knit community and the two firefighters who died serving wilmington and saving a family from fire will be deeply grieve and enormously missed. >> doctors are still treating the two firefighters. and the two who died leave behind children and family. nbc 10 news. >>> count on nbc 10 to keep following this fire investigation. and you can learn more about the firefighters who lost their lives right now on the nbc 10 app. >>> we're following breaking news out of washington state. a man wanted for killing five people in a mall is in custody tonight. authorities released photos of the person they believe opened fire inside the cascade mall in burlington, washington. four women and a man were killed. the fbi says there is no indication it was a terrorist act. >>> happening now, night five of protests in charlotte, north carolina. hours after police released their video of the deadly encounter that sparked these demonstrations. protesters had been demanding the release of police dash cam and body camera footage showing the death of keith scott. they say the new images a

they are dpef knit lee going to be a team that we have to prepare for. >> number 11 texas will inn voidrevenge after austin beat them last year 45, 44. the bears were up big, then texas came back late. had an extra point to tie the game and send it to over time. but missed the extra points. that was last year. this is now. >> we had some things from last year, but it's a different team. i don't think there is going to be any carry over from that at all. different guys, different set of circumstances. i don't think those two things are going to have much to do each other. we have to staep our own game play. play physical up front. >> high school football tonight, our game winner, emadichltin county. >> you guys are probably familiar with a depth chart. football teams release them every week, at least most teams do. but jim does not, why should i tell my opponent how my team is going to play. first glance it looks normal, but look a little closer. austin powers and scott evil at defensive end. the bottom half, you've got the dude labowski is the back up rome er dude. your back up is elmer