lauren lyster oncam close: and each couple will perform either gets eliminated. lauren lyster abc news, los angeles let's go to 13 first alert meteorologist karla huelga a strong storm system is in the windy category through tomorrow. expect peak gusts to about 35 mph tonight and to about 40 mph tomorrow. there is a lake wind advisory in effect for lake mead through 9 pm tonight. as the system pushes in, it will drag cooler air into the area and drop high temps to the upper 80s tomorrow and in the system's wake, we will a weak area of low pressure that will keep high temps a little below average through saturday. expect a high of 91 thursday, 92 friday and 93 saturday. average temps are on tap for sunday and the start to next week with a high of 95 both days. a red flag warning is in effect for the entire area through 11 pm tuesday night for strong winds and low humidity. the start to next week with a high of 95 both days. expect clear to mostly clear skies for the next seven days. a red flag warning is in effect for the entire area through 11 pm tuesday night fo

abc's lauren lyster has the latest on hermine.. madeline and lester. lyster on cam: one hurricane with 80 mile per hour winds expected to brush the big island of hawaii tonight...and then, another hurricane is right behind that..if both struck - it would be hawaii saying aloha to the threat of major storms... this mcdonald's boarded up...businesses getting prepared - covering their windows, too as not one but two hurricanes are barelling towards the island chain the big island under a hurricane warning "i know businesses have been cooperative - a lot of our community has already gone and are being prepared" abc's neal karlinsky is there... "this is very unusual behavior for the hawaiian islands they are expecting waves up to 25 feet torrential rain even mudslides" and that's just one of the hot spots facing extreme the hurricane season and boy are the tropics busy" rain pouring down in florida ... some streets already flooded... as a storm moves in there... parts of the state are under hurricane and tropical storm watches and warnings these foreboding

abc's lauren lyster has more. [[script]] ((protests nats)) protests in san diego today -- after an unarmed black man, was shot and killed by a police officer there... this comes on the heels of outrage over the police shootings of black men in charlotte, north carolina and in tulsa, oklahoma -- where an officer was charged with manslaughter after shooting 40-year-old terence crutcher releasing this image of the moments before alfred olongo was shot tuesday --saying the man appeared to be in a shooting stance -- though police admit he had no weapon sot presser -- "the male rapidly drew an object from his front pants pocket - placed both hands together on it and extended it rapidly toward the officer one officer tasering the victim...another -- opening fire with a handgun. and this facebook live video purports to show the aftermath front of me') the woman crying claims she is olongo's sister -- saying she had called police to help her brother. nats -- why couldn't you tase him - i told you he was sick - and you guys

lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. anchor: a houston lawyer shot and killed by police after they say he shot nine people this morning. they say he shot random people as they drove by. one victim is in critical condition. nazi emblems among the shooter's personal effects. the fbi is investigating. anchor: in traffic watch 12, keeping our roads safe and secure. the wisconsin d.o.t. is getting ready to seal up cracks on i-94. a 17-mile stretch of freeway from the racine and kenosha county line up to rawson avenue will be treated. it'll force lane closures overnight on weekdays, something the d.o.t. says should keep daytime drivers up to speed. >> unless you're driving late at night or very vear morning, before i even like to wake up in the morning, you probably won't deal with many of the lane closures. obviously, people travel at different times, so be aware. we will always keep at least one lane of traffic open at all times. anchor: the $1.1 million project should wrap up by late fall. a new place to enjoy craft beer is

a-b-c's lauren lyster has more. nats red carpet cotillard the actress rumored to have had an affair with brad pitt -- breaking her silence to deny it nats allied trailer academy award winner marian cotillard, who stars with pitt in the upcoming film "allied" writing on instagram "many years ago, i met the man of my life, father of our son and of the baby we the only one that i need" ... nats red carpet ...that man, actor and director director guillaume canet. nats red carpet brad and angelina sources tuesday also told abc news there was "no third party" involved in the breakup of pitt and jolie. nat mr and mrs smith jolie: satisfied? pitt: not for years the two met on the set of mr. and mrs. smith 12 years ago and on monday jolie filed for divorce from her husband of 2 years and since then more stories are coming out about the split a source close to the actress telling people magazine that days ber "she sat down, talked to brad and offered to file for divorce together." a source close to pitt telling people he had

but as lauren lyster reports -- no official recall yet. reporter intro: reports out of south korea are also saying samsung is planning to issue a software update that will prevent the phones from overheating. in response to that, a samsung spokerson here in the u-s says the company is working with u-s consumer regulators and no action will be taken without their approval. sot - nathan dornacher / samsung phone owner: "the last thing i would have thought a new device could burn down my nightstand... "i call it exploding because this did shoot pieces of whatever was inside the phone out" and fueling worries it could ignite on a jet as we've nat. on a plane warning to power down now -- consumer advocates government- sanctioned recall of the phone. sot pamela gilbert//former cpsc official: they are very dangerous//this was just not the way the process is supposed to work samsung has issued its own recall but watchdogs say without a u-s agency doing it with them, consumers are still in danger. have an official recall - it's not illegal to sell

abc's lauren lyster has more. (nats camera flashes--brad/angelin a together on a red carpet) one of hollywood's most prominent power couples splitting up...going from brangelina...back to brad and angelina court documents reveal angelina jolie pitt has filed for divorce from brad pitt, her husband of two years and partner for over a decade. jolie pitt citing irreconcilable differences...petitioning for physical custody of their six get visitation news of the split taking tinseltown by storm. sot lesley messer, entertainment editor, abc news - this was a couple that always spoke so lovingly of each other and praised each other so much for being such good parents that this was such a shock brad pitt saying in a statement (to people magazine) today: "i am very saddened by this, but what matters most now is the wellbeing of our kids. i kindly ask the press to give them the space they deserve during this challenging time." fans of the couple -- saddene most sot: 'i don't think they should get a divorce it's so sad they

lauren lyster abc news los angeles. right now we are working on all-new stories for 13 action news live at 3-30... including only on 13 action news a family displaced by an overnight fire opens up about the terrifying ordeal.... how they were able to escape unhurt! plus -- many donald trump to their facebook names and the social media giant is fighting against it! and we are continuing to stay on top of breaking news on that double homicide. the chilling new details -- straight ahead. homicide. one person has also been arrested in the case. officers found the bodies at a home near tropicana and swenson just after noon today. detectives say they were called after reports of a man hitting people with a bat.. and the victims were not shot. they've also found a hammer on scene. the victims lived together and had the same last name.. we've also learned the suspect was a man in his 50's.and did have criminal history we are on top of another story developing as we speak. our 13-first alert meteorologists are tracking rain movi

abc's -- lauren lyster -- has the latest on search efforts. overnight, a desperate search for two missing climbers ? lost while attempting to summit a peak that has never been climbed. sot - they don't have gps with them. we have no idea where they're expert alpinists kyle dempter and scott adamson disappearing after a snow storm nearly 2 weeks ago? while taking on the ultra steep north face of ogre-ii in north pakistan? the trip - expected to take five days total. but the men haven't been seen since just a day into the climb... their headlamps spotted halfway up the peak. but 24 hours after that...a storm rolling in? that storm - friends know time is running out... sot - you can imagine pit every time you get an update saying helicopters can't fly. snow. clouds. the pair attempted the same climb last year - the trip nearly killing them both after they fell hundreds of feet to the glacier below... family and friends... now hoping the men will come out alive this time too. sot - they were confident they could go back and finish what they had st

and abc's -- lauren lyster -- had a front-row seat. < script: nats from opening montage - bronco the 68th annual emmy awards kicked off the celebration of television? with some of the year's most celebrated t-v characters ((nats)) -veep // ((nats)) dragon host jimmy off with f-x's biopic the people versus oj...the two series' with the most nominations at 23 and 22 respectively. sot kimmel if your show doesn't have a dragon or a white bronco in it go home presidential politics making it into the show -- with a tv commander in chief julia louis dreyfus winning lead actress in a comedy series for veep...her eighth emmy. sot dreyfus: "our show started out as satire but now feels more like as documentary." nats 'thank you hillary clinton' the snl actress who plays clinton winning a supporting actress emmy?.there was a jeb bush cameo and kimmel... nats up: who is to blame for donald trump? ... singling out the producer of celebrity apprentice... nats we don't have to watch reality shows b/c we're living in one the show also paying tribute to a comedian the tv world lost this year -- gary t

in los angeles, i'm lauren lyster, abc news. >> and shows like the emmys are more than just a chance to honor they're also fashion shows. >> yes, let's hit the red carpet, shall we. starting with kerry washington. >> next up, sofia vergara doond pink and silver floor length gown that reviewers said accented her curves beautifully. >> james cordon said he was the only nominee at the emmys wearing a los angeles rams cheerleading outfit. >> it accentsis beautifully as well. >> there are a lot of them. >>> more news after this. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose those terrible black balloons they give you on your 50th. what's up with that? hey we hear you. that's why our members love aarp the magazine. it celebrates you. with fun and provocative content, from lifestyle and entertainment to in-depth reporting. and it's just one of the great benefits of membership. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". rg when your symptoms start... distracting you? doctors recommend taking ...non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. clariti

lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. toya: your brangelina coverage continues on entertainment tonight. they'll follow the big hollywood split tonight at 6:30. that's right after 12 news at 6:00. joyce: new tonight on wisn 12 news at 6:00, a story you'll see only on 12. >> do you consider yourself a hoarder? joyce: firefighters fo through piles of boxes and other things to pull this man from his burning home. tonight, he tells 12 news why he believes his massive piles of stuff saved his life. also only on caught on camera, 12, how police say this man stole thousands of dollars in perfume from a local department store, plus what they say he did with all those stolen bottles. that's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. toya: new research tonight parents of children with allergies will want to hear. researchers with the medical journal food allergy research and education say feeding infants a tiny bit of peanuts and eggs reduced their risk of developing allergies. they reviewed more than 70 years introduced to peanuts before

abc's lauren lyster has details >> reporter: san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick sitting out the national anthem to take a stand kneeling down and joined by teammate eric reid. this time, it was ahead of the 49ers game against the san diego chargers on military night reportedly a coincidence. >> he is entitled to his opinion. we fought for that. i just think he's a jerk. >> what he's expressed is his freedom to do what he wants. >> reporter: his perceived fan, some so upset they burped his jersey. but earlier this week, the #veteransforkaepernick going viral and he made a point to stand up and applaud during a rendition of "god bless the usa" when military were asked to std.the public debate and outra coming after the players' protest of the anthem last week before a game against the green bay packers. kaepernick protesting he says african-americans. >> cops are getting paid leave for killing people. >> reporter: even ahead of the san diego game, the quarterback igniting a new controversy by wearing these socks at practice, depicting police officers as pigs. kaepernick on

lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. >> georgetown university is taking several steps slaves. it plans to offer preferential admission status to some and creates an institute on slavery and establish a public memorial. at least a dozen universities have formally recognized their ties to slavery. historians say georgetown is the first to offer preferential admission status. >>> florida officials have u.s. they found them in miami beach. there have now been 45 cases of so-called home grown zika in florida. nearly all found in miami-dade. >>> new disturbing images from texas where school bus cameras captured shocking incidents of cars hitting young students. the children were not seriously hurt. take a look. it's the first case, a boy is seen being hit in the crosswalk by a pickup truck and the second image a teenage driver clearly cameras have caught about a thousand drivers in the first week of school so far. they released the video to get drivers to stay alert when proosing by school buses. a couple of sports notes starting with a close call on the first busy night of college

for now that's a different model but the company says new galaxy lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. >> to the east coast now and panic during the evening rush hour. new york city police opening fire after an officer was attacked with a meat cleaver. police shot a man wielding the 11-inch knife on a crowded street near penn station and was confronted after trying to remove that boot from his vehicle and pulled out the knife and started running. police tried using a taser but that apparently didn't stop him. an off-duty officer e with a 6-inch gash in his face and that's when police opened fire. >> crazy individual, honestly, brandishing a very large meat cleaver. at which point the police officers yelled drop your weapon. >> maybe ten seconds after that you heard five or seven gunshots. >> very loud bangs, something i've never heard before but i knew it was gunvots. >> the decorative listed in serious condition. the suspect in critical but to recover from their injuries. the suspect may have been living, however, in that car. >>> the navy says pilot error to blame for a fatal blue a

abc's lauren lyster has the details. >> reporter: after nearly 100 reports of overheating phones across the country reported by owners exploding on nightstands and in cars -- >> it sound like it bursted and then there was smoke everywhere. >> reporter: -- the u.s. government announcing an official recall. >> because this product presents such a serious fire hazard, i am urging all consumers, all consumers to take advantage of this recall right away. >> reporter: nearly a million after 92 reports of overheating, 26 people burned and 55 pieces of property damaged. samsung now agreeing to refunds. before now the company only offering exchanges. 130,000 making the switch meaning there are more than 800,000 phones still out there and after warning flyers about them on planes -- >> samsung galaxy note 7 phones are not to be charged or powered on during this flight. >> reporter: in the wake of the saying the only way one of these devices can be taken aboard is if they are shut off, disconnected from a charger. subway systems warning against them too. the president of samsung's american busines

abc's lauren lyster has more. stay connected to stormwatch7 no matter where you stormwatch7 no matter where you are. all you have to do is download the stormwatch7 weather app for live rardar and hour by hour forecasts. covering metro. this morning-- we are learning more about a piece of concrete that fell from the ceiling at the rhode island avenue station. metro officials shut down the station last night to investigate. right now-- they say there are no structural issues with the station. morning service will be impacted. we'll have that for you in the next half hour. an 18-year-old -- under arrest-- for allegedly stabbing a pregnant woman. police say the pregnant 19 year old woman was stabbed multiple times shortly after 3 o-clock wednesday. police tell us the victim was conscious after the incident, and told officers that her boyfriend stabbed her. they found him near his address in aspen hill not long after. the relationship between the baby and the boyfriend is not clear tonight. 7 is on your side with a hea

abc's lauren lyster is there. >> reporter: the curtain going up on season 23 of "dancing with the stars.? >> wow. okay. moment may have stolen the show. the live broadcast going to commercial break as a few demonstrators protested swimmer ryan lochte. >> we had to go to break because we had a little incident. ? >> reporter: and in our first glimpse into the cast of 13's ballroom skills. the jive, marilu henner. >> fault full of energy. ? boy, you make me feel so tired ? marcia brady actress, maureen mccormick, glided across the floor in a vianese waltz, along with country music star jana cramer. ? you make me feel like a dangerous woman ? fox trotting, james hinchcliffe, musician baby face. ? i said honey ? >> you looked right at home here. >> reporter: model amber rose. and olympic swimmer ryan lochte. cha-chaing across the ballroom, former nfl star calvin johnson jr. >> the brightest and most seen. >> reporter: former governor rick perry. and vanilla ice dancing to what else? "ice, ice baby.? also dancing the cha-cha, laurie hernandez. after the broadcast, it's up to the viewers, cast

lauren lyster, abc news. >>> that will do it for news five at five.>> what's going on at six?>> coming up. >> a drug that is supposed to cure why the fda is putting a heavy ban on it>>> the heartwarming story about a veteran 911 dispatcher who fell ill and was on the other end of the receiver.>>> also, breaking brown's news. news five at six begins in two >>> news five starts now with breaking news. >>> the browns tweeted josh gordon is entering rehab. >> the browns just made the announcement.>> it's really a setback for the wide receiver, schedu sunday against new england. the browns released that they fully support his decision to go to rehab. gordon says he needs to do it to regain full control of his life. the browns josh gordon currently suspended, will not be back for a while. he has decided to enter inpatient rehab.>>> a federal ban on the active ingredient in a popular over-the-counter drug.

they've dug a snow cave and are waiting out the weather. >> that was lauren lyster reporting.upporters started a gofundme page to fund the rescue mission. in three days it's raised more than $193,000. the goal is $250,000. >>> investigators have found the remains of a boy who had been missing for three decades thanks to a person of interest in the case. in 1989, a masked gunman abducted 11-year-old jacob wetterling. became a national story that led to stronger sex offender laws. investigators reopened the case last year which led them to child porn suspect danny heinrich. the victim's parents were led to their son's remains. he goes on trial for separate child porn charges in october. >>> nfl hall of famer lawrence taylor is facing drunk driving charges in florida. this is the former new york giants linebacker's mugshot. police say he sideswiped a highway patrol car and crashed into a motor home last night. no one was seriously injured. police say he had a blood alcohol content of.082 and .084 nearly five hours after the crash. >>> pope francis blessed spay group today includi

as lauren lyster reports, there is a solution for u.s. consumers. lauren: after reports of exploding batteries -- >> it burst and there was smoke everywhere. lauren: the u.s. government announcing an official recall. a serious fire hazard, i am urging all consumers to take advantage of this recall, right away. lauren: 92 reports of overheating, 26 people burned, and 55 pieces of property damaged, the recall was stated. samsung has now agreed to refunds. phones still out there. after warning passengers about them on airplanes -- in the wake of the recall, the federal government saying the only way one of these devices can be taken a board is if they are shut off, and disconnected from a charger. subway systems also warning against them. the president of samsung's american business saying -- i'm sorry. >> we did not meet the standard of and deserve and for that we apologize. lauren: people with recalled phones should contact the location where they purchased the advice. new galaxy note sevens should be available no later than wednesday. shelley: speaki

a fox trot, jive, cha cha cha lauren lyster abc news, los angeles a strong storm system is approaching the area and we will remain in the windy category through tomorrow. expect peak gusts to about 35 mph tonight and to about 40 mph tomorrow. there is a lake wind advisory tomorrow and wednesday. the system pushes east wednesday and we will drop to the breezy category. in the system's wake, we will be left with that will keep high temps a little below average through saturday. expect a high of 91 thursday, 92 friday and 93 saturday. average temps are on tap for sunday and the start to next week with a high of 95 both days. days. a red flag warning is in effect for the entire area through 11 pm tuesday night for strong winds and low humidity. you can soon fly directly..... from las vegas to china... for as low as.... -6- hundred -50- dollars! hainan airlines announced the new flight... to beijing.... today. wednesdays..... and fridays starting..... december 2nd. the price is only for flights booked..... between december second and -8-th... and... december -27-th and -28-th.... death vall

abc's lauren lyster joins us live from los angeles. lauren: we are counting down to the live season premiere and a brand new cast of celebrity contestants will perform on the sound stage right behind me. anything on the dance floor. get ready to rumba. another season of dancing with the stars kicking off the pros and new celebrity cast members on good morning america giving us a preview of what to expect. coming to the ballroom in season 23 fresh from the olympics, swimmer ryan lochte and gymnast laurie hernandez. a reality tv star, breaking down barriers. >> i am honored to be the first little person to be a part of dancing with the stars. lauren indy car driver james : hinchcliffe already campaigning to win. lauren indy car driver james rapper vanilla ice bringing his >> i might just clean the rust off of them and see what we got. lauren and rounding out the cast : of 13, a former governor, former nfl star, a model, two singers, and three tv stars. ahead of the big show, the stars pulling back the curtain on practice. >> everyone make

abc's lauren lyster has more. water from above...as flames incinerate the trees below this wildfire -- breaking out monday in the santa cruz mountains you can see the flames burning dangerously close to homes nats "be careful." hundreds of residents told to leave last night (take nat) okay, this is it. mandatory evacuation. and this morning, some people forced to...packing up their belongings... sot: "clothes, jewelry, passports, watching the billowing smoke...get closer and grow... sot: "there was a huge mushroom cloud, which was prettyng and tt -- the flames, just beyond those structures hundreds of fire personnel working to contain the blaze ((map of today temps)) amid a heatwave across the state ((nats river)) and further east in the middle of the country...it's water forcing people out of their homes. in iowa -- the cedar river cresting today at 22 feet floodwaters turning neighborhoods into rivers -- inundating homes...residents trying to reach them by canoe event in the history of cedar rapids officials bel

. >> abc's lauren lyster is in l.a.iew of what we can expect and who could take home that coveted mirrorball. hi there. >> reporter: hi, monica and rick. yeah, we are just a few hours away from the live season premiere a brand new cast of celebrity contestants will perform on this sound stage right behind me. we'll soon learn if a grammy or olympic gold medal means anything on the dance floor. >> ♪ >> reporter: get ready to rhumba: another season of "dancing with the stars" kicking off. >> ♪ >> reporter: the pros and new celebrity cast members on "good morning america" giving us a preview of what to expect. returning to the ballroom fresh from the olympics swimmer ryan lochte and gymnast laurie hernandez. a reality tv star breaking down barriers. >> honestly i am honored to be the very first little person to ever be a part of "dancing with the stars." (applause). >> reporter: indy car driver already campaigning to win. >> we're good at turning both left and right. helps on the racetrack as well as the dance floor. >> li

abc's lauren lyster has a picture of the scene moments before the shooting. an unarmed black man was shot and killed by a police officer they are. >> did you shoot him? >> this comes on the heels of outrage over the police shootings of black men in charlotte, north carolina and in tulsa, oklahoma in california, authorities releasing this image of the moments before an officer shot alfred olongo, saying olongo assumed a shooting stance, appearing to point a weapon at an officer -- at an officer. >> it was a two-hand hold, shoulder level, like you'd be firing a handgun. >> this facebook live vide purports to show the aftermath. >> did you shoot my brother in front of me? >> the woman crying is olongo's sister. a representative of the family said she called police for help with her brother who was acting erratically at a strip mall making sure to tell them he suffered from an emotional breakdown. >> why couldn't you tase him? i told you he was sick. responded olongo refused multiple instructions. >> he is still not complying, still not getting his hands out of h

abc's lauren lyster has the trouble in paradise. >> school is out and surf is up, but this is no vacation -- no vacation. hawaii saying aloha to the threat of major storms. on the big island, this mcdonald's boarded up, other businesses getting prepared , covering their windows as as barrel towards the island chain, now under a tropical storm warning, some stormy conditions already arriving. >> we got rocks all over the road and some houses already flooded out so we don't know , what's going to happen. >> abc's neal karlinksy found people stocking up on emergency supplies. >> flashlights, some batteries, hot spots facing extreme weather. >> we are in the heart of the hurricane season and boy are the tropics busy. >> in florida, rain already wreaking havoc flooding streets and stranding drivers. a funnel cloud spotted in georgia as a tropical storm hermine moves in. parts of the state are under hurricane and tropical storm watches and warnings to prepare, residents braving the downpour to fill up sandbags . this paddleboarder, making light of the conditions, but governor rick scott declari

abc's lauren lyster is on the for television's biggest night the red carpet rolled out for the stars. host jimmy kimmel perfecting his best jokes. ; without television what would we do, read? gross. lauren and the 68th annual emmy : awards have now arrived. for tonight's show audiences should get ready, winter is coming. >> you're not cold m'lady? lauren hbo's gamero for a second year in a row garnering 23 but is behind that -- >> you want to make this a black thing question mark not black. i'm oj lauren also at the head of the : pack netflix drama house of cards. first time nominees include abc's blackish for comedy series, its lead actors scored nods too, excitement on display when anthony anderson was announcing the nominations in lauren: then, there are repeat nominees who have yet to score. >> there are a couple who have never won who could have their figure this year. hugh laurie never won for house he's up for a nom for night manager. jimmy i think the show needs to : have energy. it needs to be funny. and it needs to end on time -- on time. press and the cameras and make their

with the frequency of these quakes on the rise, there's here's lauren lyster. >> reporter: this sudden shaking sending stone plunging from the top of this building. >> i'm going, oh, my gosh. wow, i can't believe this. >> reporter: food thrown from the shelves of this grocery the question tonight, was this 5.6 magnitude earthquake man made? >> several earthquakes have been linked to waste water disposal from oil and gas production. >> reporter: scientists say a lot of that water comes from a process called fracking. quakes last year. and in response to the eart earthquake, dozens of wells ordered to be shut down. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday, out for the season. dale earnhardt jr., what he's saying about his road to rec recovery. >>> and, danger at the fair. children dangling, flung from a popu s are these carnival rides safe? >>> and why this fishing boat started taking on water, and how my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash b