learners, and i hope that my students will be lifelong teachers." ((brian loftus)) a former e-c-t-a student, now at unlv, came back to encourage these juniors on their positive path..... brittany berrelleza 2015 graduate of program "the kids i work with now.....they are rewarding, just seeing them smile, and continue and push every day in life is really amazing." ((brian loftus)) these students will one day children, promoting their growth and development linda bouch early childhood education teacher "and when they come back to visit me and tell me that they got their credential, and they're teaching 2nd grade - that's awesome!" ((brian loftus)) and that's what's cool at school brian loftus >>> to vote for this program or if you know something that's cool at school... go to las vegas now dot com.. click on "sections".. and cool at school will be under the "community" tab. or send us an email... cool at school at las vegas now dot com. the winner will receive 250 bucks for their program./// ((brian loftus)) >>> we'll be right back./// ((brian l woman

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period they labor leaders former union officials, steve loomis and brook park mayor tom coyne a lifelong democrat supporting fox 8 official schoo closing station president believes that the republican presidential candidate has a vean to bring manufacturing jobs back to the area, then he went to a nearby family restaurant t have lunchthnt with the lunch c platform includes addressing foreign trade imbalance, seems to be courting labor endorsements ohio and seems to have it leaves earned the respect of those att his table for his willingness to listeno. unemployment is skyrocketing even the other side, admits tha the jobs are bad just another good jobs that used to have an ohio periodst >> i attended a couple of conventions during my time as a un the leadership message is democrat, democrat, but sometimes you got to look at, , you can't put all your apples into one basketou. >> this was a very unusual setting for this flamboyant republican, who seems to feed off, the energy of large crowds , the fact that he and hillary clinton are in cleveland today apparently courting the labor vote six

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. >> reporter: these lifelong republicans say they are now undecided, and winning over the voters, crucial especially for trump, according to experts. >> pennsylvania is almost a must-win state for donald trump because he's going to lose some other states he needs to win, so he needs electoral votes. >> 20 electoral votes up for grabs in pennsylvania, and the ap says no presidential candidate won here in the last 40 years without a strong showing in these four suburban philadelphia counties. the same areas where we met these voters still on the fence. and the number one concern heard from voters here? the economy. and those who say they are still undecided say based on what they've seen so far, both clinton and trump have a long over. abc news, pennsylvania. >> thanks to elizabeth there. reminder here, abc plans full coverage of the first big debate. >> tune in monday night, live at 9:00 eastern here on abc and live streamed at abcnews.com. >>> coming up, ushering in the arrival of autumn with a favorite frosty delight. >> in case you missed it, it was national ice cream cone day. and we'r

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he was a lifelong resident of lorain county father of three a father of three children for patrol officerrr fr more than two decades touching so many lives throughout his life the hundreds possibly thousands are expected to showos pay their respects while are working, he was shot from: i 90 west calling hours a large turnout is also expected along the 6-mile routed difficult day for many especially law enforcement the large turnout shows how important he was to his community. >> you have a law enforcement who was dedicated that life and to into making their community veteran to see allak it goes straight to your heart. that constrict it goes straight enforcement'se hard. for the family, i can't think there is a greater respect for the community that it is doing to honor of its own. >> they will be able to drive right past without the familiar community is shown here and support stick to fox eight and fox8.com s. >> reporting live from all areas elyria this morning. >> the north carolina national guard will take the streets of night of protest. i a heavy police presence remains almost street

. >> reporter: these lifelong republicans say they are now undecided and winning over the swing state voters is crucial especially for donald trump according to experts. >> pennsylvania is almost a must win date for donald trying because he is -- donald trump because he is going to reporter: 20 are up for grabs in pennsylvania and no candidate has one without a strong showing in these 4 counties. these are the same areas we met voters still on the fence. as for the number one concern, the economy. those who are still undecided say both clinton and trump have a long way to >> many thanks for your report. >>> in the meantime there is of the news to what as the clock toward election day. political eyes are on ohio. both clinton and trump are going after unlikely ohioans, the nontypical voters. donald trump supporters seem to be older, white blue-collar there are more people fitting that description in ohio than in any other battleground state . that explains why he has been here more than clinton and talking in what has traditionally been democratic terms. >> people are concerned about n

. >> still ahead the touching story of how students at one local elementary school turn into lifelong learning. well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. >> a incredible moment tonight. about a thousand people coming together to pray for a douglas county sheriff deputy. shot in the line of duty. a week ago. >> detective dan bright is still in critical condition. he was shot earlier this month. but check this out. his spo*rlters spwa*tar in tkro*s. outside the hospital. his friends and family say every prayer counts. you can seeis daughters and brother came to be a part of the crowd. and all bowed their heads in prayer. >> . >> tomorrow. you can help by donating blood to honor the detective. head down to the parker police 9 a.m. until 2:30p.m. >> . teachers hold the key to a staupbts bright ? ? the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the power of possible. >> a douglas county elementary schoolteacher had a life threatening experience

says he had a lifelong commitment to finding peaceful solutions. >> . he was 93 years old. >> another deadly police shooting sparking protest in southern california. onlooker posted live video of the incident. 30 year-old sister says she called 911. an hour before police arrived because her brother was mentally ill. officers say he was acting one pointed a taser. another a gun. >> the male rapidly drew an object from -fpt front pants pocket. placed both hands together. and extended it towards the officer. taking what appeared to be a shooting stance. >> witnesses say he pleaded with police not to shoot. family members say he was a father. and restaurant cook. who came to california from a camp in ewe gone tka police did not find a weapon at the scene. >> >> route 66 rest stop in missouri. now the site of a new green energy experiment. the start up is developing solar and the nearby sidewalk. each panel made of especially formlated tempered glass. they feature lights that could replace street signs and stay warm enough they don't need to be plowed during

up next lifelong democratic politician andrew stein. politician says he's voting for john. we are coming right back. >> i think the country is in trouble. i think that our economic growth is too slow, that our military is being decimatedama's cuts in sequestration. i think that our support for israel has not been a strong and i think that donald trump understands all this. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? . lou: my next guest is a lifelong democrat. andrew stein. he says he's most assuredly voting for donald trump. in his recent "wall street journal" op-ed, stein blasts the democratic party. he said i believe my party has become the party of the elites and moneyed class end quote. great to see. >> you great to see you, lou, thank you, pal. lou: in new york, this is not -- this is not n

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learners, and i hope that my students will be lifelong teachers." ((brian loftus)) a former e-c-t-a student, now at unlv, came back to encourage these juniors on their positive t brittany berrelleza 2015 graduate of program "the kids i work with now.....they are rewarding, just seeing them smile, and continue and push every day in life is really amazing." ((brian loftus)) these students will one day address the needs of young children, promoting their growth and development linda bouch early childhood education teacher "and when they come back to visit me and tell me that they got their credential, and they're teaching 2nd grade - that's awesome!" ((brian loftus)) and that's what's cool at school ((paul joncich)) >>> to vote for this program or if you know something that's cool at school just head to las vegas now dot com.. or send us an email... cool at school at las vegas now dot com. the winner will receive 250 bucks for their program./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the debate about debates is coming up as we head into our fall faceoffs. we take a

with labor leaders, i uni officials, including steve loomis and brook park mayor tom coyne who is a lifelong democra supporting trumpmp believing t he is has a plan to bring manufacturing jobs back to the area, then he went to a nearby family restaurant to have lunch in me go with the lunch crowd. foreign trade imbalance seems t be courting labor endorsements in ohio and seems to haveo ear respect to others for his ability to listen. our employment is skyrocketing and even the other side admits that the jobs are badd now the good ones that use to have here in ohio g. i attended a couple of conventions during my tenure a a union official and it usually is the message to the leadership to be democratic, democrat, democrat, sometimes you got to look at, cannot put all of your apples into one basket.t it was an unusual setting for donald trump, who appears toal feed off of the energy of large crowds, dave nethers, fox 8 news. >> if you have the day off today, it was gorgeous to be outside forf a family barbecue the forecast. >> if you enjoy them barbecue tonight it will be a delightful nightm, i

alongside his lifelong friend and rival, jack nicklaus, palme brought golf and the forefront of the nations sporting consciousness. h respond army's army. it's been decades and generations.. when people say treat other people's you with that be treated,e they don't really thi that. that is a nice thing to say. i have it be. into me. that was to doi, and i have practiced that. >> born pennsylvania, palmer grew up next door to the local worked as a golf professional and golf superintendent. he joined the pga tour for the 1955 season. he won the first of his four masters titles three years later. in their early 60s ballmer made the golf course hio personal playground.un he won 29 tournaments through 1960 and 1963, wreck for majors in a span, including a miraculous comeback from 76 dow in the final round of the u.s. open. that performance paved way for him being named sports illustrated sports but of the year.t palmer was later named the athlete of the decade by the associated press. >> i think the ultimate genius of arnold palmer is unbelievabl understanding of human beings. that's what arnold

green wood a lifelong resident and been on the force for 30 years. >>> the wife of suspected new york and new jersey bomber just arrived to the airport on a flight from the mideast. she's reportedly returning on her own accord and not consider today be a suspect. also the only thing, getting our first look at the journal recovered from ahmad rahami after his arrest. you can see the bloodstained panelings and the whole made by a bullet. that book shows he was a follower of al-qaida and isis. you're watching ktvo fox news at 6:30. >>> mark zuckerburg and his wife have a fund to help the children. >> pricilla became emotional as she described what her work is going to co. >> from making a devastating diagnose of leukemia to sharing with the family that we're unable to resuscitate their child. in those moments and in many others, we're at the limit of what we understand of the human body and disease. >> now, the couple says it spent the past two years working with scientists to develop the initiative before going public today in san francisco. the husband and wife say their goal is not to

lifelong, permanent handicaps. we want to help flint. most of all, we know that in a tree in dollars budget -- trillion dollar budget, we have a framework to move ahead. really, serious work has been done here on national security, the funding of the department of defense, the funding of other agencies that contribute to our national security, whether it is the state department in the diplomatic efforts, homeland security, and boy, did they not do a good job responding last weekend to the challenges in new york? but in every community we face these, and at the same time, agencieslook at the like the national institute of we want them to keep the lights on so they can keep the light of hope going to make sure we find cures for diseases. we will say more about this. we appreciate the republican, the majority leader for continuing conversation with us. we are a work in progress. let's get back to work. let's continue to make progress. we have taken steps forward. let's not take steps sideways or take steps backwards.

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this jacket to the premiere of -- >> it is in theaters today and it's co-produced by brian grazer lifelong beetles fan. >> i met john lennon on the set of "happy days." he wanted to meet the fonz and as a good dad, he arranged this and it was a magical 15, 20 minutes that were there. >> madonna and eric clapton as well as olivia harrison and yoko ono, the widows of george and john. and how the each other. >> like brothers. >> that's right! there are two ways you can see this movie and while it does premiere in theaters today and it will stream on hulu tomorrow. >> everybody is still talking about ashley graham and her lingerie line because she continues to turn the industry upside down with her message of body positivity. >> i had chicken fried rice last night at tao, and i woke up feeling a little regretful i worked out this morning. i'm feeling really good. >> no diet? no problem. only we were backstage as ashley hit the runway to show off her new line of holiday lingerie. >> i try to separate designer and model right now and just try to be a model. i am checking out everybody's cleavage

that's according to a lifelong friend from los angeles - who says he used to warn aleksandr khutsishvili about trying to defend other people. he says khutsishvili went by the nickname sasha... and was a twice-divorced father of three who became a u-s citizen in 2004. he as a longshoreman in california before moving to las vegas several years ago. the suspected gunman in the shooting - pedro garcia - is expected to plead not guilty in court friday. a fire today... at a strip mall in the east valley. clark county firefighters arrived shortly after noon... to find smoke rising from the shopping plaza - near tropicana and nellis. crews forced entry into the "u-s dental group" suite... where flames were extinguished. investigators say there were no injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a medical helicopter crash-landed in oklahoma this morning. it happened outside the comanche county memorial hospital in lawton this morning. hospital officials say the pilot was able to put the chopper down safely near a street. there were four people on board at the time, all of them crew me

. >> he -- they are sure on their way to a lifelong bond of loyalty. >> he is a great dog. >> maverick has had a little bit of a set back. he will go in tomorrow for an additional surgery just for some tweaking but after that he will be good to go. back to you. >> awe. that looks like one happy dog well. they saved him but you know as with dogs he will end up doing a lot more for that fam than they are doing -- family than they are doing for him. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> breaking at 6:00 a driver now facing charges months after the crash that killed two people at a local pizza shop. >> it was six month newton man's suv crashed right into the front of sweet tomatoes in newton. >> well at least one of the victim's relative als -- relatives is telling us she is eager for this one count for each fatality. and a count of driving to endanger. the d.a. said he was driving his vw stuff down chestnut street across from the restaurant when he crossed into the very busy washington street colliding with several cars and landing inside the restaurant on march 1st. seven people were

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reporter: the roman catholic nun devoted her life to helping the poor, and in honor of the new saint's lifelong mission, organizers bussed in 1500 honor at the mass and served pizza after the ceremony. mother teresa died just 19 years ago, and some say the church expedited her sainthood because of her fame and reputation. critics say her charity is not financially accountability and lacks medically train the personnel, and others have questioned the two miracles needed to meet the re for canonization, including the alleged healing of an indian woman's tumor. >> many in india don't believe the miracle. >> reporter: but mother teresa will now be remembered for i'm kim hutchinson reporting. >> this is a wonderful moment. >>> we are seconds away from 4:48. now over to leigh spann. >> many of you are taking the day off, and i know you want to know what is going to happen with the weather. this morning, it's not too bad. seasonably humid, not oppressively humid. we will take what we can get. 79degrees at 8:00 a.m., and the first few showers developing around lunchtime. if you have plans so head outsi

reporter: band members say they're also looking forward to putting their lifelong love of music on display for the world. >> i love the clarinet. but i picked the clarinet. reporter: parade organizers also brought gifts from england, including a plate for the school with the names of english kings and queens. now the real work begins -- raising money. as for how much it is going to cost, the superintendent tells me, a lot. anchor: students from mount horeb high school near madison are fundraising right now for the greendale high school marching band will be in select company later this year. the 12-time state champions will perform at macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. we were there as the announcement was made last year. this is the 90th year of the parade. anchor: tickets to next month's prince tribute concert in minnesota are sold out. fans snapped up the tickets just moments after they went on sale at 10:00 this morning. stevie wonder, christina aguilera, john mayer, and chaka khan have been booked to actor richard dreyfuss announces to the world he's still alive. during

>> no, this guy, this is a stuntman who is a lifelong emulate his lifelong hero. usually these stories end very badly. mercifully, not this time. ? the edge ? yep, eddie braun just jumped over snake river canyon, idaho, in a rocket. >> i would never do this again. it just sucked. it hurt. it was hot. it was uncomfortable. >> reporter: he nail ed an audacious leap that the great evel knievel famously failed over 40 years ago. oh, why. >> i met evel knievel as a small child, and he inspired me so much when i met him. >> reporter: really? this much? >> i mean, this was a pan with a cape. come on. >> reporter: a hollywood stuntman, 30 years. brown's doubled for the likes of charlie sheen in "navy seals" and now this. 2,000 feet in the air, 400 miles gone and done it. >> now the emotion is going to sink in, but right now it's just, you know what, we did it. listen, i got to go get a job tomorrow because i just blew $1.6 million on a rocket. >> i mean -- >> how much? >> that's a lot of money. >> $1.5 million. >> maybe he should take sara haines' job. >> and he also -- >