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leading other businesses to support each other in the area. 13.05.10 i think we're going to have a litte more security, that way, even if it's not us, we can help put these guys away 19 jill leiva neighboring business owner """""""'if you know anything about what happened, call metropolitan police. soc.""""" we're getting our first look tonight at a valley man arrested in connection with a deadly crash. police say qaadir isaam amin ended up in the bahamas after leaving the scene of the crash back in may at cheyenne and simmons. another driver involved in the collision later died at umc. amin is accused of leaving the a brutal example of road rage - caught on tape as a savage fight breaks out in the middle of a busy roadway. 13 action news reporter tom george joins us live near flamingo and eastern where the fight broke out. tom -- you can see just how busy this area is here. this video is less than a minute long but that short amount of time was at look for that fight to go from start to you can see a man get out of his car armed with a crowbar before scuffling with a crowbar. but then s

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this week, though, i think temperatures will modify a litte bit every day. we'll be in the low to mid 80s for highs and nighttime lows in the 60s. the thing is, it's funny how whn the rainy season comes to an en, it really comes to an end. precipitation or rain in the forecast for at least the next five to seven days, if not longr than that. temperatures now close to the highs of the day, 70 and low 80s, but the dewpoints are nice and low so, once the sun goes down this evening, temperatures drop quite a bit. they hold steady and then we're back in the 80s for highs on tuesday. right now 78, the dewpoint is 5. winds are off the water, southwest winds at 5. around the country, high clouds sun a little bit tomorrow, even block it from time to time and then we've got a storm over by nova scotia and the back side giving us gusty northwest winds and some rain and snow showers are likely. chicago is 56. dallas is 84. rapid city, 83. billings at 56. tonight cool, not cold. 50s and 60s and highs tomorrow a lot like today. good day to be outside. so tonight we're mos

. >> another rumor is that mariah got eye litt!!little too clos of her backup dancers and her docu-series cameras caught it. >> the hot guy on stage with me. when he picked me up and swirled me -- >> honey, i saw all of that. very jealous. loved all of that. >> it was a moment. >> it's interesting -- one of her dancers was there foo moo ma ryea's party last weekend when james was suspiciously absent. she still on her estimated $7 miilion engagement ring. ♪ we've learned the coople has been on the rocks since last month, before the bash. mariah's rep gave us these details -- "mariah and james had a fiiht in greece and have not seen each other since. the fight was not because of any cheating allegations or excessive spending by mariah. they are trying to work it out right now. stay together. they are discussing it and plan to release an officiil statement together about their future." another thing adding pressure, we hear last weekkjames lostt $600 million on a failed business deal in china. on top of that, 11 of his employees haveeb

. >> reporter: in utah a litt league accused jevon of not paying their fees. the company said once the fraud case is resolved they would pay the league the $35,000. for now the st. pete league doesn't think they are going to get any money back. >> we're going to have to have parents out here mowing the grass. >> reporter: the league says they're trying to recoup as much of the money as they can make. they're going to be selling a gofundme account. we've put all the information on our website at abcactionnews.com. michael paluska, abc action news. >>> new information tonight, a deputy getting his punishment for leaving his canine inside a hot car. deputy tommy wilcox will have to work a week without pay and spend three months on probation. canine robbie died from heat exhaustion after he was found inside the >>> parents in central florida are upset about one word that a teacher read outloud during english class. the book is called "the land." parents say the high-school teacher read a racial slur to the class. a spokesperson for the marion county school distric

it's a litt outside. 71 near. mid-70s at the moment in spring valley and here is a look at the rest of the neighborhoods. still quite a variation in temperatures. low 70s for centennial and summerlin. mid-70s for downtown. paradise and north las vegas and mostly in the upper 70s on the far east side of town. you may notice this -- your skin is like, it feels great. our humidity is way up. downtown area, nearly 60%. it doesn't feel like the desert around here. still a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. winds are fairly light 0 outside. we're coming in at 67 in mount charleston. in the upper 70s for pahrump as well as the lake mead area and low 80s for overton at the moment. also, very light winds continue outside of the valley right now. for the rest of the evening, we're expecting mid-70s by 5:00 for the las vegas valley and low losing a few clouds later. 69 degrees by 9:00 tonight. the winds will stay fairly light. nice, clear conditions are expected throughout the next couple of days. a weak ridge will keep us d

just a litt and i-25 you can still see some construction being done on one of the offramps there. onramps to i-25, excuse me. that will probably be happening still until about 5:30 this morning. but as we take a look at the drive eastbound and westbound 6th avenue slowing to about the 50s and 40s. will take about 7 minutes from simms to i-25. as we take a look at the rest of the map, quite a bit of green, which means no major problems to report. >>> thank you, joe. may not be feeling the best. there was a road loss for the broncos, and you may know this already, as the team could not get anything going until really later on in the game. there's another injury to an offensive line struggling to keep the quarterback safe. we learned russell okung was taken to the hospital after the game due to a concussion. he tweeted, thank you for your thoughts and prayers, all good. here's a look at the plays of the game as afc west. >> rivers takes the pass, throws to the end zone. caught, touchdown san diego. >> the chargers on their 12th play will go ahead and score first here. >> during the p

scarlet: coming up, jonathan litt strikes again.his campaign to shake things up at the high-end mall owner. this is bloomberg. ♪ is "bloomberg markets." i am scarlet fu. amanda: i am amanda lang. time for your bloomberg business flash. volkswagen is facing pressure to repair the damage caused by the scandal. the european union is calling on vw to start compensating consumers. regulators also want the automaker to show proof the cars will be fixed in the coming year. all this according to a letter from the e.u. seen by bloomberg. the general motors brand is the first unit to crack the top three in consumer reports' reliability rankings. gannett is cutting 2% of its workforce, that is more than 350 employees throughout the company. the move is said to help manage costs as advertising revenue for newspapers continues to shrink. it owns "usa today" and more than 100 local news properties. that is your business flash update. scarlet: thank you. jonathan litt known for targeting real estate companies is making waves again. this time, he h

a litt more than a week before we know who the next president will be and it seems like corporate america is the one thing both candidates agree on. >> we will and the cowboy culture on wall street and a rough mentality in courtrooms. we are going to defend the tougher rules. >> we are going to take on this this -- big business and big media that if enriched himself at your expense. anthony: we have asked the true business legend great american to join us for this weeks show. one of the cofounders of the retail giant home depot bernie marcus. first of all thanks for being here but what is your take on the political rhetoric against business in the united states? >> well, look i think that hillary's attack on business has been consistent with the democrats attack on business all year. you have heard it from bernie sanders. business is bad and then they talk about taking and helping the middle class and helping people with jobs. who employs people in america a? i think it's business, is not? i

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he's holding this litt soft serve ice cream cone. and he was holding it in such a non-normal way-- it's not like a normal person that would just stand and let you pass, "there you go, go ahead," and hold the ice cream so it doesn't get on you. he held it up here right in front of his face with this terrible look on his face. and i'm passing this close. and as i'm approaching him, like, every comedy instinct in me is telling me like, "pretend to trip and just throw the full his face." because he was holding it right here. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: how long ago was this? >> three and a half years ago. >> stephen: he wasn't even running for president. >> he was holding the ice cream here. and it's one of those things that has haunted me because i feel like had i done that-- and i didn't-- but had i done that, i'm truly convinced that he would have dropped out of society. he would have become-- it would have become like-- it it would have been a gasp in the stadium. page six, then bigger news, then he becomes paranoid. he feel

greg sedar looked a litt lost, like a farmer in the dells. >> sedar: it goes back to the days when democrats were alws for unions and republicans were agait. we're... we're... need jobs and we're... we're desperate enough we'll take them, whoever is going to give them. >> townsend: the idea of getting a good job likweave at a young age and working it for 30 years and getting the american dream of having a house, a car and a ilan retiring at a decent age before u're too old and too crippled to enjoy it, is gone bse of trade deals. last couple months, there's billions of people in the united st, and these are the two best people that we can get to lead us? i just find that hard to believe. i really do. >> that one is peanut butter oreo. what kind do you want, buddy? >> pelley: ohio nearly always picks the president becausit's farm, part factory. but for those shopping this time, 20 ilike making a choice when they're fresh out of your favorites. i wonder, onovembethe eighth, is there any cnce you're just going to say to yourself, "you know what? i'm going to sit this one out. i can't do it"? >>

. >> the state department was trying to have classified information our enemies could ez ooze litt ize i easily get. almost as corrupt is crooked hillary clinton is the media right back there. >> like he did at the last debate donald trump hwill have couple of special guests mike smith the mother of shawn smith will be there courtesy of the trump campaign. as will malique obama. the half brf of obama who says he is going to vote for donald trump this year. our sunday morning version of tom brady, tough, always consistent. press wallace will be moderating the debate tonight. debt an entitlement to the economy. foreign hot spots and fitness to be president, who can bench press the most. >> no de lated balls and no to be bonn begans. >>> the stakes has never been higher for hillary clinton riving in sin city on the hills of another clinton e-mail leak. mike emanuel who is live in las vegas. mike, with the thousands of e-mails being leaked out clinton has to fate hard to win over america's trust. >> the presidential debate show down in las vegas. she will be prepared for whatever comes up.

and the high temperatures will be in the 60s generally across the area tomorrow afternoon, just a litt b and west, hitting a couple of towns that hit 70 degrees. the seven-day forecast shows we stay nice right up until the weekend. yes, still the risk of a shower on sunday. still a front that has to come on through, but a lesser chance that that's going to be tropical rain or any kind of hurricane coming our way. something we'll be watching closely, of course. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. (foot steps) ?? (crickets chirping) ?? (jet engine) ?? (heart beat) ?? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ?? we have a lot of new information tonight about a train crash that left one per dead and dozens more hurt last week. it was three times the 10 mile-an-hour limit. the estimate is based on the extent of the damage. the second the train's two data recorders has also been recovered and newl

a litt painful minutes when the car he was in was stolen, and this morning, police are searching for the man who took that car and baby. >> gene: fox25's stephanie coueignoux is live in roxbury. and right now police don't have very many clues to go on. >> yeah, all they know that the thief is a man and unfortunately that is the only description that we have at this point in time. we are here where this all began on washington street. you can see that it is a busy area lined with businesses and a number of security cameras, but this is where the mother says she got out of her car and the thief got in. now we were there 12 long minutes later again as the woman was reunited with her baby. we have in this video blurred the baby's face to protect his identity, but you can see the woman in that video sitting there, hugging him very tightly. this all started around 9 :25 last night when the woman told police got out of her washington street near the walgreen's and the man jumped in and drove off. 12 minutes later boston police found the woman's abandoned red honda parked less than a mile aw

it's about how one behaves and if you're invited to an event -- >> litt >> it is about that. >> in the same way, it was odd ted cruz came to the convention and didn't endorse the nominee, it's just bizarre. >> there are moments of gracious -- you think back to the second debate, or the end of the second debate when the town hall person asked can you say something nice about the other person, donald trump came up with actually something that was gracious and i think heartfelt that she didn't give up, she doesn't quit. he ran a commercial saying the opposite a day later. and he patted her on the shoulder tonight. >> but just in terms of the comment wasn't exactly in the -- i mean, he has graciousness in him when he wants to. >> sure. >> tonight, perhaps was not the best display of that. >> there is no question there is tension there. as we were listening last night to the debate, i certainly think i heard it was the clinton campaign that requested no handshakes be given with the families, coming from the clinton campaign, so you know, why, that was sort of untraditional, too. it's just c

diane: police say a 2-year-old litt backseat of a car in a case where they believe her father was the intended target. >> i wish we had more cooperation. obviously, the father here is a known gang kid to us who also is not telling us the truth of what happened here. and it's unfortunate. diane: the police commissioner says they believe the little girl was shot in the hand and the bullet went through her leg. she is expected to recover. >> it's just sad. baby was injured. diane: a shots fired activation went off just after 4:00. when officers got to the scene, they found shell casings but didn't find any victims. they later learned the child's father brought the 2-year-old to an area hospital. >> everybody should be outraged. unfortunately, too often, we don't get the cooperation that can stop this senseless violence. diane: last sunday, a 9-year-old girl suffered nonlife-threatening injuries when she was shot o away from where this shooting took place. >> it's way too much going on throughout this community. not just in this area. throughout the whole entire city. and it just needs to

harris: see me with my tab litt. audience is always wondering if i'm emailing. >> you have breaking news. harris: that is what i'm doing. we're talking about mike pence, for the first time since the debate we get to hear him and he is in rockingham county. that is in harrisonburg, virginia. let's watch. >> and serve as the next vice president of the united states of america. [cheering] i have to tell you, ed, i appreciate, i appreciate that introduction more than i can tell you, but he knows me well enough to know the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i'm a christian, a conservative and a republican, in that order. [cheering] and i got to tell you, i joined this campaign in a heartbeat, because you have nominated a man for president who never quits, who never backs down. he is a fighter. he is a winner. until very recently it seemed like he was out there fighting all on his own, but now this movement is coming together. this state is coming together. we're going to elect donald trump as the next presiden

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. >> has been a while, but the others are just like tropical storms, whatever, this is a litt choose, evacuate or stock up. supplies running low. tempers running high. >> this is the line. i've already been to three gas stations that are shut down because they are out of gas. >> reporter: these lines are long, but these people are the lucky ones because most of the gas stations in this area already ran out of gas. the governor calling up 500 national guards groups, and the president warning residents. >> if you get an evacuation you can always repair property. you cannot restore a life if it is lost, and we want to make sure that we minimize any possible loss of life or risk to people in these areas. >> reporter: we took an all around south florida and seen plenty of gasations without any fuel at all. the governor says there's no shortage, but they are watching that closely. abc news, miami. >>> well, the quon now asking, when will matthew arrive in their area? >> justin has a look at what we can expect in the coming hours. good morning. >> kendis, mara, thanks, good morning to you as

. >> the debate coverage just happened to mention that in a little patie litt little. >> if this is what is happening on the republican side, the democratic party is going to bring the republicans back to court. well, they did it tonight. he was prescient about that. >> thank you. >>> well, hillary clinton received a late endorsement from deray mckesson, one of the leaders of the black lives matter movement. he will join us later in the program. but first, if someone supporting your campaign says something crazy, the campaign tradition is to disown that person. but that's if you're running a real presidential campaign. not if you're donald trump, and not if the crazy person is newt gingrich. >> donald trump took time off the campaign. you believe it? >> he is in washington, d.c. to open a new luxury hotel. >> not in a place where he can pick up electoral votes or a place where he is shaking hands with battleground voters. >> my team today is five words. underbudget and ahead of schedule. >> but you're a little over your word count. >> by the way, congratulations, newt. that was an amazin

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. >> hillary clinton and donald trump let their hair down a litt b fund-raiser. they spent the evening an arm's length apart, with a cardinal seated between them. but the jokes and lighthearted laughter eventually took a turn. more, now, from abc's karen travers. >> reporter: the al smith memorial dinner, is a charity event, at which politicians are expected to be charitable to one another. just one day after trading insults in their final debate, hillary clinton and donald trump put on their smiley faces. remarks at clinton's expense. >> here she is tonight, in public, pretending not to hate catholics. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a four. maybe a five, if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> reporter: clinton and trump did shake hands after refusing to do so at the last two debates. it was a sharp contrast to their caustic exchanges wednesday night. >> such a nay >> trust fund. >> i think he is unfit. and he proves it every time he talks. >> you are the one that is unfit. >> reporter: as for trump's controversial refusal t

. >> i got dinged a litt my wife for interrupting too much. he's a good debater. he's pretty smooth, but there is one thing he can't do, and that is defend donald trump on anything. >> reporter: meanwhile on the campaign trail in battleground nevada, trump tested out a new attack line on bill clinton, not the former president criticized obama care earlier in the week while campaigning for his wife. >> you have a crazy system where care, but the people out there are busting it, 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half. it's the craziest thing in the world. >> can you imagine when he walked home to that beautiful home in westchester, and he said, hi, hillary. how was your day? oh, did he suffer. bill called it a system, a crazy system, and said that it's the craziest thing in the world. >> reporter: hoping to turn nevada red, trump pronounced the state's name wrong, then tried to tell the crowd the right way to pronounce it. >> nevada, and you know what i said? you know what i said? i said when i came out here, i said, nobo

. >> bob litt co-lead continues to do with the aftermath of hurricane matthew, the charlotte observer with this picture and article the death toll has risen yet again in the ninth day of recovery to 19, most of them drownings that occurred when people were trapped in vehicles and swept away. that toll could rise even more in the coming days as rivers and five more counties are expected to surpass record levels between today and saturday. as of this morning 143,000 sites in the state are without power and 3800 people are housed in 43 shelters, some of which do not have electricity. multiple sections of interstate 95 are also shut down. that's from the charlotte observer. walter jones of north collect weeding out disinformation and picture noting the red cross is seeking volunteers saying as we continue to work together following hurricane matthew, here is a list of local charities where you can help. >> watch c-span's liv live covee of the third debate between hillary clinton and donald trump on wednesday october 19. live debate preview from university of nevada las vegas starts at 7:3

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the search is expected to go on through the afternoon everyone hoping they find some sign of the litt b >>> show us your hands. 0. >> where was the gun at? ? >> that record frg a deadly officer involved shooting in flagstaff where a man was shot five times. the toksology reports show the man was under the influence of several substances. it shows 32-year old donald myers had meth, opiates, system. the shooting happened on july 13th. the officers still under investigation. >>> the los angeles sheriff's county department is investigating pasadena officers involved in the death of register nald thomas, a father of eight who died after officers used a tazer on him. the officers say he was holding a knife and wouldn't drop it. the family has come forward this morning saying he was bipolar and he called 911 himself that night help. >>> new details in the deadly hoboken train crash. new jersey's transit safety and operation system had dozens of violations months before the accident. meantime osha not yet deeming this self-. a data recorder and camera still lost in the wreckage. one person wa

. >> i felt like mine came apart litt more than your dead. right on the cookie sheet. in the oven. 350, 375. ten or 15 minutes you are ready to go. beautifully plated corn bread and grab stuffed witch flounder. >> i think i can home. thank you. >> sarah french. 7news "today in new england." >>> coming up in the next half hour of "today in new england" working to preserve their legacy lady whose inspire the movie a league of their own holding their annual reunion. >> and also ahead hillary clinton facing a potential bombshell october surprise. the latest batch of e-mail investigated and where officials found them. and we're following breaking news from overnight. one person killed bad crash on >> tragedy on the mass pike. one person killed after devastating collision. >>> a smokey scare at o'hare airport. what we're now learning about a plane that caught on fire. >> some more e-mail trouble for hillary clinton. what the fbi just uncovered and how donald trump is responding. >>> plus crews hard at work this morning tollbooth being road now change. good morning. happy sat

in dialogue peace will break out but as we have seen in recent presidential debates, there's very litten they came to talk to sock raw tease, they actually knew what they were talking about, but after his relentless questioning they found they did not know the first thing about the crucial matters about goodness or justice, and then at that point they said we have to go back to school and we know nothing, and he said at that point you have become a philosopher, and you know when you know nothing at all, and from that we are a very aupl initialant society. everybody has suddenly become an expert of the koran. they read it, an article or something, and they know. we have got to dismantle, because sometimes the things they say are really embarrassing to listen to, and the ignorance that is involved, to dismantle us, as you said, minister, of superi spe superiori superiority, and let them shake our certaintiecertainties. >> first of all, i think that we have to have patience. this is not something one or two things or one or two clarifications is going to go away, because i think muslims a