at some of our all-time favorite fashion moments, including ones with kris jenner, kate hudson, and liv tyler. >> we're also recreating 1970s style with some help from the real housewives of beverly hills plus, joe's revealing his 15-second fashion fixes. >> but first, though, fashions may come and go, and they do all the time, but the one thing that has been a constant style feature on our show is, of course, leah's love of statement necklaces. >> oh, me? >> yeah. >> this old thing? >> your love of us too, but... >> yeah. >> you know i love you guys, but i really love my necklaces. >> i know, right? >> and i don't know how you're not tipping over. like, i feel like it's like "whoa." >> i expect leah to come out with a car on her neck. (laughter) >> and i would be ok that. >> me too. >> the bigger, the better, guys, you know? >> all right, well, on that note, size matters, and since leah loves 'em so much, we just had to pay a little tribute to them. take a look. ?? >> oh, me? i am so sorry. it's very sweet. >> (chuckles) >> make it work for you. i've done that too. (cheers and applause

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. >> reporter: the everest police officer and his wife liv in nearby salisbury, that is where police say that the alleged domestic assault happened. 34-year-old michael maury is facing charges that include assault on a family member, assault on a family member and maury's seven month pregnant wife found out he she was away. maury tried to kick her in the stomach and threatened to get his gun. the report has pictures of maury with maury's wife bruised and scratched. the couple has a 3 and a 6-year-old in addition to her being seven months pregnant. the everett police department declined to comment on the situation, dan hausle, 7 news. >> adam: also on 7 family and friends gather to say a time farewell to a woman killed out for vanessa marcotte's tune rail was -- tune rag has weld this community. >> reporter: a community comes together here in leominster this morning to remember a young woman who went out for a jog and never came home. >> i don't -- it's just heart-breaking, completely heart-breaking. (bell). >> reporter: grief stricken family and friends come together at the church va

jeremy nelson will be liv at the fair. the rain across southern wiscn and the best shot is tomo night. teeratures, upper 80s and 90 tomorrow and dry for t weekend. the storms are firing up over minnesota and the dakotas. right now 75 and gg degrees. some patchy fog is possible early and hitting the upper 80s and fair amount o clouds in the afternoon. >> newhis morning, an unusual ue aft a man gets stuck at the top of a light pol >> he was up there performing maintenance but couldn't get back down. n you see him there. there he is, right the. it happened at a footbal stadium in texas. man t dizzy while climbing rescuersnt got ha harness anenelped him climb down. >>ndewhis morning, driver caught on camera while texting and driving with no hands on the wheel. >> instead, she appears to be steering with her leg. the person who recorded this video posted it on facebook. texting while driving is bad engh, but no hands on the -- come on, come on, and looking down. >> we talked yesterday and that was a self-driving car. this is a

>>>reporter: back out here liv live, people filing into the stadium. the game is at 7:00, red sox saying that fans will have an option to get that david ortiz bobble head at a later date. hopefully, it wouldn't have the same problems this time around. they are planning to release more information on the game's website after tonight's game. >>> we are following more news at 6:00, a suspect accused of sexually assaulting an elderly woman if her home last mon. investigators say he followed her from the grocery store and broke into her home. jonathan hall live where the suspect appeared in court earlier today. john? . >>>reporter: adam, this case of a stranger breaking into a house. alot of people were talking about it on the south shore. this woman actually chased the guy from her home, arrived, they say she was visibly shakeen. police say they have arrested a dangerous sex offender who broke into a stage stranger's home and attacked her. 65 -year-old donald hopped in and gave a not so friendly wave to the camera cameras. police believe july 28th, he spot

. >> state fair sples, jeremy nels isning us liv at the look at the cream puffkitchen. >> first, lar today, catch ellen at 4:00 followed by wisn 12 news at 5:00 with toya and hi! we're your neighbors i know you! [laughs] welcome! we live across the stree thanks fors. i see you'ot gime warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the saime. looks like you're all hooked up. game's about to start. let's d it. we're watching here? oh yeah. 30 meg internet and phone. r 9.99 per month you'll get r 9.99 per month you'll get switch today y part of you is strong. time to bring that strength to your tooth enamel. ate enamel health mineral reir tthpaste. with colgate enamel health mineral repair. >> 12 news time at almost:14 and just beginning toe light and a few cds the afternoon. we going to up fo tomorrow, we f the it is hazy sune and hud. 90 on thursday. after around 4:00, aundrof showdan s a a dry a rouovernit. nowto mattor thetrc. the road nw no cplaints on rit s looking good here. the travel times are looking g

people liv the areas hit now coming together to help those affected by the storms. holmes "this is my home. this is where i was raised. so that's why i want to give back to my community." barber says: "all of these trees just kind fell around the house, on top of the house and we just kind of froze." six tornadoes reportedly touched down throughout the state... but officials with the national weather service are still investigating. have been reported. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones a very slow moving system also known as a closed low will be moving over us the next 24 hours. with it, increased rain chances for the las vegas valley beginning monday and potentially continuing into tuesday morning. the low, it's accompanying clouds will help to cool our daytime highs a few degrees below normal. the system will leave southern nevada by tuesday night and skies will begin to clear. the uv index pills taken from the home of prince were mislabelled... that's according to a new report in the minnesota star tribune. the newspaper says the pills bottles were labele

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netonight, feeding america of eastern wns s announced that it will hand out free food to people who liv the shman park neighborhoodth.t will happen tomorrow between 1 and 3 in the afteron at the boys and girls club located inside sherman park.,about 10-thousand pounds of food will be available, including fresh produce. anyone who lives in the sherman park community can get food, first come, first served....the amount you get will be determined by the size of your family.fding america calls it an effort to promote healin our coverage of milwaukee's unrest and its aftermath our website. you can watch the entire news conference held by attorney general schimel this morning, we have erview with people from the community along with pict ures and videos from the disturbance. all on cbs 58 dotcom. the investigation continues tonight into a deadly crash on milwaukee's near west side. side. it happened here, at the intersection of 27th and wells on sunday night. police tell us one car ran a red light and was t-boned by another vehicle. a 64 year old riding in one of the vehicles was died at the

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. >> liv tyler. >> i just want to let everybody out there know that you were ac >> nobody's ever done anything like this before. >> plus... come on out! kyle richards of "the real housewives." plus, 15-second fashion fixes. hi, guys. look how cute you look. (cheers and applause) welcome to our "fablife" fashion extravaganza special. >> yeah. >> right? so, today we are taking a look back at some of our all-time favorite fashion moments, including ones with kris jenner, kate hudson, and liv tyler.

. >> these people here in germany have health us and now they are helping us with theieir new liv. they support us and what i'm trying to do now is simply give something back. reporter: come evening, there's yet another meeting in a refugee home. here, everyone has been waiting for him to arrive. currently, his job is a full-time one as an unpaid volunteer. anchor: prince william is in dusseldorf as part of an official visit to mark 70 years in the founding of westphalia. they were celebrating the creation of the region by the british military. william paid tribute to the british armored 20's brigade stationed in the area. you are watching ew news. still to come, paris loses some of its allure. tourism revenues are plunging because the fear of terrorism is keeping many visitors away. now the industry is demanding action. we will have a report for you. don't forget, you can get dw news on the go. download our app from google play or the apple store. that will give you access to the latest news and push notifications for breaking news. you can send us photos and videos. we will be ba

. >>> liv from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> now at 11:00, an economics professor, husband and father gunned down. tonight san jose police say this was the man mysteriously shot and killed just days ago. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. today san jose police publicly identified 37-year-old david moglin as the man shot and killed last thursday night. how four days -- now four days later they have no suspect or motive in the death of the professor. >> they talked with moglin's widow and live at police headquarters. katie? >> i did, dan and ama. she doesn't have any idea what could happen either. she was visiting her family in tennessee the night of the shooting. >> the 37-year-old lived in san jose with his wife and two young daughters. his wife did not want to be identified, but told us they were married 10 years and david was a wonderful father. she shared these family photos with us and said david was a musician and songwriter and he released an album. he was a well-liked economic instructor. he was teaching at foothill college for the past 12 years

i talked with said they believe this house was empty-- but they werent sure if there were squatters liv inside when the fire started. one person-- said he was here right when it happened. 04:15:36 you can feel the heat from where i was right here, it got big for a second, i though the neighbors house was going to catch on fire metro is here investigating-- that could mean they are checking for any criminal activity. we're waiting to talk with them and get more details. mk-- 13an. breaking right now..unrest

saturday night liv?" star gilda radner. sadly, after two years of marriage, radner was diagnosed wi three years later. wilder dealt with his grief by establishing gilda's club, a home away from home for patients and families. the actor teamed up with his friend richard pryor for a string of successful comedies, including ?silver streak,? ?stir crazy,? and ?see no evil, hear no evil.? by the 1990's, wilder remarried and kept his career going with various projects. however in 1999, the performer was diagnosed with non-hodgkins with the help of chemotherapy and stem cell transplants, wilder made a complete recovery. acting took a back seat in his life, and except for a few small tv roles, he focused his energy on writing. in 2005, he released his memoir ?kiss me like a stranger: my search for love and art.? gene wilder will be remembered for his wit and warmth and his memorable performances that were simply unforgettable. anchor: many are mourning wilder's death with condolences and messages on social media. comedian and actor

. >> liv tyler. >> i just want to let everybody out there know that you were actually my first. >> nobody's ever done anything like this before. >> plus... come on out!

. >>> right now on news 3 liv e at 6:00 -- neighbors watch in moror horse is killed after running into a truck. >>> and a fire on the path, flames force closures on one of the busiest stretches of the i-15 where you need to go to avoid the closures. horse. good evening. glad you are with us. i'mis. >> i'm mote. mote. the neighborhood is trying to figure out how the horse got loose. christy wilcox talked to people in the neighborhood who say they see horses like this all of the time but not like this. >> reporter: no, not quite like this. we saw one man watching his rs horseback riders and people walking their horses but one person said when he saw the horse heading this way towards nellis he knew if it got to nellis, it was in trouble. people are used to seeing horseback in the area. >> there's lot more horses than there used to be. >> reporter: but as cars go by -- >> it's a 25-mile-an-hour zone. >> reporter: speeding a looming

>>> liv from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> now at 11:00, an economics professor, husband and father gunned down. tonight san jose police say this was the man mysteriously shot and killed just days ago. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. today san jose police publicly identified 37-year-old david moglin as the man shot and killed last thursday night. how four days -- now four days later they have no suspect or motive in the death of the professor. >> they talked with moglin's widow and live at police headquarters. katie? >> i did, dan and ama. she doesn't have any idea what could happen either. she was visiting her family in tennessee the night of the shooting. >> the 37-year-old lived in san jose with his wife and two young daughters. his wife did not want to be identified, but told us they were married 10 years and david was a wonderful father. she shared these family photos with us and said david was a musician and songwriter and he released an album. he was a well-liked economic instructor. he was teaching at foothill college for the past 12 years.

tonight liv tyler showers with partial clearing about 60 tomorrow in the 70s.. fighter jets racing across the sky and classic airplanes o the runway is ready for takeoff. >> kit ready to hear the roar over the shore asas maia belay at burke lakefront airport with what we can expect. there so much for your family to do at the airport about golden knights were here gettin ready to put on a showk. at fairview park high school, the going to make aboutut half a do parachute dies during the air show, the kickoff will be at the indians game friday, right now to working on practicing the performance. >> we will practice everything on the ground that we do in the airir we travel and about 120 and we practice is before we load up and get ready to fly. the stars of the show this year are the blue angels appeared they are headline of the show with an hour-long performance airedwi it was so loud moments ago imagine how loud it will be this weekend s. >> would you like to get a flight in one of those planes? >> we could put in a special >> with a place you might, we will save

connor morgan joins us liv purpose. >>>>> reporter: karen, alzheimer's is a disease that is affecting more than 5 million people at it is also a disease without a cure. something that the corridor is aiming to change. walked to and alzheimer's is an annual event and there are various locations throughout eastern iowa in the country hosting walks through october. coordinators said they hope the that money will support local alzheimer's programs as well as research for the deadly disease. the number of patients is expected to triple by the year 2015 base 2050 making this year's walk all that more important. >>> we don't continue to focus for fun and identify a cure through research. it is not going to be a matter of if you know someone with the disease it will be a matter of when you know someone with the disease >> the walk in cedar rapids begins here at mcgrath amphitheater at 10 am september 21 days 24 rather. to learn how you can get involved visit our website cbs2iowa.com right now our partners at the corridor business journal are celebrating a new space. we are live at the new hea

what he did was safe three liv lives. >> it was just a beautiful day and then it turned slipped. >> reporter12 year odd scott, describe the harrowing moment the boat he was in with his 15 year old sister brianna and family friend henry wilson took on water. yesterday afternoon they are sailing the atlantic to margate to see the lucy the elephant landmark and continue to atlantic city. but henry says a big commercial fishing boat stirred the water and sent a huge wave crashing into them. henry says the boat took on water fast. he had to send out may day call. >> i was crying, like, crying my eyes out like what's going to happen? >> it started like tipping and i was like, there's nothing else to do so i jumped off and i started swimming with the phones above my head. >> i reached over and i grabbed the boy, scott, i pulled him on board. and then his sister was on the front of the boat, and she was reaching for me for help. >> reporter: aft all of this the crew says they will go back in the water but of course they're going to need a new boat. in atlantic city, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >>

keep jo in the county.and talked about the recent unrest in milwaue. 6:34:07 violence riots and to liv ein security to live in restored. 3 meantime democratic nominee hillary clinton can't shake her email controversy. controversy.some congressional republicans are calling for a new investigation into statements she made about her private email server while serving as sectretary of state. some going as far as to say she perjured herself. the f-b-i turned over its notes to congress from an interview with clinton. the clinton campaign said it believes the fbi notes should be made them. they say the candidate has answered all questions honestly. milwaukee police are investigating the deaths of a man and a woman. woman.they were found this afternoon inside a home on 24th place near capitol.poce believe the woman was killed by the man.the man was also found dead.police are investigating the cause of his death 3 a fire that started in a vacant house that had no electrical or gas serivice is being called "curious" by fire started around 4 this morning at the home near 50th and clarke.a man wal

people make big akstes and they shouldn't have to liv with it the rest oheir life. >> it to judge. i want to beangry. i want my mom back. i want one more day at least to saygood-bye. >> officer lee coel was role-playing as criminal when knowlton was st and remains on administrativeleave. police still aren't sure why his gun was loaded with live ammunition. >> macy's feeling the pressure from e-commerce and discounters so they're closing 100 of its locations. 14% of its stores. macy's says some of those earlier they posted falling sales and slower traffic but numbers weren't as bad as some had expected. >>> that news from macy's was run reason for a milestone on wall street yesterday. all three major stock indexes reached record highs thursday. that hasn't happened since 1999 when the dotcom boom was in full swing. >>> there is a new headache for volkswagen hackers can build a wireless device that will clone a vehicle's key and say 100 million volkswagens made in the la t decades can be unlocked and driven off by thieves. volkswagen confirms the flaw but says not all models are impa

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plus, teenage social media sensation liv lange has some makeup tips that you need to hear about. (cheers) but before all that, we've got an international music superstar who also happens to be a le cordon bleu-trained chef joining us for the whole show today. >> oh, yeah. >> please put your hands together for the uber-fabulous kelis! (cheers and applause) ?? >> hey. >> hi! you are looking fabulous. >> how fabulous! >> first of all, like leah said in her introduction, you're a grammy-nominated artist, and you're also a cordon bleu-trained chef. i mean, how do you even balance those two things? >> gosh, i don't know. i mean, i think it's just... i... i signed my first deal so long ago that it kind of just went, you know, and it was sort of like album after album. then finally i had-- i woke up one day, and i was like, "i've got some time. i think i'm just gonna do it." (laughter) >> you're like, "culinary school." and we were talking backstage. culinary school is actually years. it's not a thing you just take at night. it's like a job. it's seven hours a day, five days a week, for

the let's hop outside for a live liv look on 270 as you drum you d frederick this morning traffics definitelyking up from tmoht truck scales to the spurto t s traffic still moving at speed.i i'll let you know once you you pass hyattstown you're untilti good shape getting onto the beltway. we'll look at metro next. at mer back to you. you >> 4:37 is the time. theime. coming up, u.s. olympiclymp committee members are pramtee missing to take more actionn against disgraced swimmer ryan lochte. . >> the federal government iss offering is fast pass to speed you through customs. custo >> here's a live look outsideves across the region. a lot of people going back togoo school today.scho send us pictures.tu use #fox5 first day. d this is a song from coldplay its called ahead full of fl dreams. a lodreams.drea a lot of students have a head h full of dreams.f >> and so do moms and dads. >> time is 4:37. back in a moment. >> 4:40 is the time.:40 more fallout from ryan lochte lc it's a u.s. olympic committeeomt turns up the heat and japan andj steals the show at the closing ceremony in rio. those are two

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.or they blame a change in flig paths for turning their livlea for peace and quiet. neighbors stuck living under an endless parade of noisy planes. they blame a change in flight paths for turning their lives upside-down. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. new at 6:00, business is booming at sfo. the airport reporting a record 51.4 million passengers over the past year. but that is not music to the ears of the people living under those planes. kpix 5's devin fehely in a palo alto neighborhood that's paying the price for some efficient new flight paths. >> reporter: spends any amount of time in this neighborhood and you will begin to hear what people are complaining about, the constant roar and rumble of airplane engines overhead. >> i'm very near the breaking point. >> we basically have a freeway over our heads. [ plane noise ] >> it is so wrong what the faa has allowed to do. >> reporter: the nonstop noise from airplanes flying over their neighborhood has amy crystal and mary jo doing something that's unthinkable. >> i

liv san bernardino to ?i?evacuate. the pilot pfire stands at nearly 10 square miles. >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich will be resentenced in federal court this morning. he has already u?served four c years in prison but five of the corruption charges @gxwere thr he is serving a 14-year sentence for corruption convictions including an attempt to sell an appointment to president @ehobama's old ?9u >>> three children are in a tennessee hospital after they fell from a ferris wheel at a while riding. old. no word on the conditions of the kids. this is the same company that brought rides to the south carolina fair in 2015. 5 people were hurt in an incident there. >>> the anniversary of michael brown's death in ferguson missouri. a grand jury choose not to cleared him of civil rights violations sparking months of protests. there will be a couple of events commemorating the somber anniversary including a national moment of silence. >>> a raleigh man said he was protecting his family. >> what happened in court after

they're listening to what you could say is a boring liv eight minutes in, every teacher and staff member gets a check for $500. some posted on social media the gift brought them to tears. two months ago, the board decided to cover 100% of health insurance people i didn't means. wow, to be a teacher there. >>> take a look at this photo. you may realize the guy on the just a little girl on the right, date city right, -- katie ledecky ten years ago. >> now michael phelps on the left getting an autograph from katie. that's a great moment. big smiles, lot of respect. i lightning that >> it puts nit per -- i like. >> it puts itn there was another guy that was talking about looking up to phelps. >>> he's talking about smooth music. . >>> it's got that sweet sound. you know, you may be wondering what is in my hand now. something that looks like it was made in the future. i'm fired up about what i'm holding. take a look. it's as if someone carved out the inside of a speaker, added l.e.d. light which moves to the beat of your music which of course you can turn off. it had fm road and other cool fe

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i talked with said they believe this house was empty-- but they werent sure if there were squatters liv inside when the fire started. one person-- said he was here right when it happened. 04:15:36 you can feel the heat from where i was right here, it got big for a second, i though the neighbors house was going to catch on fire metro is here investigating-- that could mean they are checking for any criminal activity. we're waiting to talk with them and get more details. mk-- 13an. breaking right now..unrest overnight..17 arrests were made. at least one officer was sent to the hospital after a rock was smashed through his patrol. another person was hurt after being shot. the protests started on saturday after a milwaukee officer shot and killed a 23-year-old man. officers say slyville smith was armed during a traffic he took off from the car on foot..and when officers ordered him to drop his weapon, he didn't comply. that's when an african american officer opened fire on smith, killing him. officers were wearing body cameras, but that footage hasn't been released. sot - police: . the gun

i had to come onto the crime scene to get into my house mac leicht liv from where police say a 32-year-old man was fatally stabbed. it looked pretty brutal my roommates car had blood on it, i dont know if this was a hand print but his car was part of the crime scene as well the grisly scene happened around 12:45 when police say an argument between two people -- who knew each other-- lead to a fatal stabbing. its just crazy the world we live in i guess people think bad things many residents here now facing the grim reality of crime. i think everyone is pretty shocked that kind of violent crime doesnt really happen in the neighborhood its in the city so you use things here or there but nothing serious like that rebecca berkshire is even more shocked by who the victim is. happening from what i know the man is kind a regular in the neighbors seemed like a pretty normal guy bar shortly before the deadly incident. while police look into a motive, many here look to comfort for his loved ones. . sad for the victims family fox 6 is not releasing the name of the 32-years old victim involved milwauke

shawn chitnis liv capital to explain how this works. it did take some time to get it passed. >>> those outside of colorado couldn't believe this is controversy but there are reasons why this took so long and why there were concerns related to it. you can use rain water on your property to water plants and wash your car. the governor signed this into get this change. rain water tech technically can keep others downstream from water getting to their land. now you can collect up to 110 gallons of rain water as long as it ends up on the ground on your property. in case there are issues with rain water being it doesn't get downstream, there's a change in effect or at least a policy in place that would allow for state leaders to make that adjustment. so those farmers still get the land water they need. live at the state capital, shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. >>> the water park in can cancer is reopening today after a ten-year old died riding the world's tallest water slide but nobody will be riding it now. rest of the season. kansas city official

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what he supports is to make sure we enforce the law, and that we are fair and humane for those who liv country. >> will that plan include a deportation. >> to be determined? >> a new battleground tracker poll shows clinton 6 points ahead of trump in ohio. a crucial state for his campaign. the clinton campaign says the democratic nominee is halfway to $1 billion in fundraising. her campaign manager is denying foreign donors to the clinton foundation that they received special treatment. >> republicans in congress and something out of nothing here. >> clinton will continue fundraising today in los angeles while trump campaigns in ohio. >>> democratic advise presidential candidate -- democratic vice presidential candidate kaine will have a meeting with leaders. >>> a popular southern colorado hike will be closed. people will have to wait 4 months. this closure is apart of an improvement and stabilizationpr crews will fix damaged retaining walls and cleanup loose debris. the incline will likely remain closed through december 2nd. people can still take the free shuttle to bar trail. >>> bea

>> they are trying everything, it is not unusual to bring people in here who den liv he don't live herend get people to feel sympathetic and vote for a certain demographic. that is it. divide everyone to vin -- have infights all of the time that give you more power, i am hopeful those who are here legally the recognize the folks that are coming in illegally will affect their opportunities to fulfill the american dream. deirdre: apple ceo tim cook repeating his outrage about fbi's request, to unlock the san bernardino terrorist iphone. here is a quote from washington post. this is from tim cook. honestly i was shocked that they, would even ask for this. that this wase is disappointing, everyone got a little bit lost in the whole thing, there are 200 us there therplus other countries in the word, zero have asked for this. but do the other governments ask or do they take. >> many of them as you know take. but, the big difference, i am aan apple stock holder, i was wrestling when he came out with that, do i sell it or not, i am still, he is a citizen of this country, outrage is the fact tha

jaime leary is liv to tell you about what's happening out there. jaime. >>reporter: it's because of a power outage in atlanta. be. it started 12:30 our time. the ticket agents working togetg corals and anticipating the lines will be out here. if you look around the corner, this is a common theme. people sitting on the ground. people have been waiting for several hours. delta published a waiver online. if you're flight is cancelled or delayed, that waiver will get you a refund or you have the abil ticket without a fee. the computer system w down, so peop are in the dar they don't how kno delayir t flig. famils aredeci d to leave.one family we ran into from london are frustrated and anticipating the chaos that will come. we're going to get -- we haven't been here that long. so [indiscernible]. >> what do you have to look going to be disappointed if you're delayed for quite some time? >> we're supposed to go to the [indiscernible] when we get back. >> in addition to that waiver if you're flying delta, we talked to southwest airlines, they're not offering ful

you cannot have prosperity anywhere in the world or anywhere in any neighborhood if you liv live in ai'm not a trump or hillary supporter. i'm an individual who is straddling the fence. but i liked what donald trump said last night. he addressed the issue. and he didn't throw the police under the bus. donald trump met with law enforcement and said we need to work together. that's before the speech last night. that's something i haven't seen or heard hillary do. i applaud him for talking to that community. maybe the audience wasn't as diverse as he would like for it to have been. but that doesn't mean that's the end of it. >> milwaukee is the backdrop of a major issue that just went down. but a black police officer in a confrontation with a black man. they were close in age and both grew up in town and one guy had a gun. law and order. the biggest victims of all the lawlessness in the black community are black people. what was wrong with what donald trump was saying about the notion that somehow that's got to be fixed before anything else can be fixed. >> there is nothing wrong with do

we are liv where the moms say the man more than crossed the line. christine? >> reporter: that's right, these moms were scared during what they call a creepy encounter here at this leominster splash park behind me. they didn't want to show their faces but tell me that the behavior by this strange man was anything but normal. >> so i was just really scared for my child. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a fun afternoon cooling off at the splash man michael brookman approached young boys approaching them picking them up running through the water with them. one of the kids just 2 years old. >> i felt a connection with his son can i spend time with him. i said no, i don't even know who you are. >> reporter: the mom of a 5-year-old had a similarly frightening experience. he walked by son and made a comment about wanting to bond with him. so i just told him to children. he started swearing some more and stopped and urinated over on the side of the building. >> reporter: that mom called leominster police who later arrested brookman. a police report says his speech w

two nuns found nouns found stabbed to deathth dedicating their livs to helping the poorest in that neighborhood whoever killed the >> this is not going to turn me in. >> that is what a high school shop teacher said after he was found bloodied and tied up in his classroom. police are making a surprise announcement and updated on the fox eight when we come back. >> cleveland clinic now ranked the c number two in the city and ranked number one for the second year in a row and get well we love him back to fox eight news in the morning.g. to nuns found stabbed to death in mississippi and whoever killed them is still on the loose summers, il love for mankind has been met with seven to the words of mississippi secretary of nuns found dead thursday. the two were strapped to death in iraq, michael jackson police finding evidence of a break in a vehicle possibly stolen from a m properties. they spent decades helping the poor. >> margaret and i have worked together for many years registration and speaking of one of the poorest and all of mississippi. o assam video capture capturing of thes sistes work was

a valley view spital nurse said moser likely saved mom and baby's liv. >>> time to take a look at your screen. what is this, alligator maybe. that's the question a family on tamarack drive is asking after smith gulch. thr two girls were aying pokemon go, obviously, when they made the scovery. >> about this big. the tail was a little bit longer. like, the legs and armm about this big, and, yeah, and the snout was like this long. >> that's not supposed to be there. last sunday aurora police captured a canaan on someone's >> makes sense. > this is a rare event, but the nver botanic gardens is lucky enough to experience it twice, if you want to call it luck. two corpse flowers have officially bloomed aa the gardens.3 the latest one bloomed on friday night. if you wwnt to check it out, maybe get a whiff of this inky flower, hurry up. it only blooms for about 48 hours. >> alys so popular. you wake up, you have plans, want to go sml a flower. >> i'm very curious as to i haven't been there yet. >> like a corpse apparently. >> yep, burnt flesh, lovely. >>> so the fog, is it going to lift at som

public convenience and welfare under the section discussion and possible action item are presenters are liv legislative aide at the office of supervisor mark farrell thank you. >> one moment let me turn on your microphone. >> okay. go ahead. >> good afternoon commissioner president dwight and members of the commission i'm a legislative aide to supervisor farrell the item before you is an ordinance by supervisor farrell it is a planning code engagement to prohibit the change of use from a professional service to a medical use on the first year or below in the sacramento street sacramento mcd a small-scale commercial districts with medical uses it runs among sacramento street from spruce to lion and medical officers and concerns that wralt and more active uses are replaced by medical uses they're prohibited on all floors except the business or professional services converted to medical at the going once, going twice with the u this change is in effect and the legislative fact to stop the active use use streets for the professional to medical services is essentially a conversion from office to

when it would be helpful for him to admit he's wrong because when you admit you're wrong, you save liv live. >> the left wing media wants bury it. >> the defense department knows that president obama wants that narrative, knows they'll be treated better, if they come back saying guess what, boss? everything you're looking for, that's happening. we're kicking isis's butt. >> who's going to say that. >> it exists in every administration and i think what you suggest is more plausible to me than they were -- >> no one's going to say that. there were five attacks. nobody's going to say it. like, yeah, we got isis contained, it's great. >> because all the facts point to the contrary, so there isn't, pattern to support the false narrative that the administration has put forth, let alone, the suppressing distortion of the administration. >> i will tell you, people will in order to achieve approval of your hire ups will kind of make things look better like you're winning. >> i don't disagree. i think that that may be the case. there's no time in the white house yet. >> i think come lg around ob

senior political correspondent mike emanuel joinings s us liv from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton says she's reaching out and asking fair-minded americans to repudiate donald trump's kind of divisive demagoguery. she wants to make sure americans are aware of her serious charges against trump. >> a man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffic in conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and these kind of white supremacist, white nationalist, anti-semitic groups, should never run or government or command our military. >> reporter: clinton defended herself on the big controversy this week over ties between the clinton-led state department and her family's foundation. she says she's sure there are no new e-mails or scandals that could derail her presidential campaign, shannon. >> all right, mike. so mrs. clinton taking the day off but she'll be getting some help from some democratic vips very soon, we understand. >> reporter: that's right, in critical battleground states. you mentioned her running mate tim kaine is in florida. on thursday, vice

not trained for life, not knowing what to start with our li li liv life. another problem, there was no man to marry them because they all were killed in the forced labor, and another terrible thing happened to me. i saw in a person my mother's dress on the street. i got hysterical inside in my empty house, but i couldn't go out or say something to her. after that we started a new l e life. by the time -- oh, i thought this is brandy. it's just -- this is just water. you cheated me. >> i have the brandy. >> oh, i could talk another three hours. >> anna, we are going to -- we're going to close the program in just a moment, and we'll soon be -- we'll be able to close our program shortly. we do have time for a couple of questions. i want you to know that, though, that it is our tradition at "first person" that our first person has the last word, so before we finish, i'm going to turn back to anna again to close our program. needless to say, we were only able to just catch a glimpse of all that anna could have shared with us, and we could have had you talk for

also here's a look at the map to get a liv picture. the off-ramp is closed due to a grass fire. out of tracy 30 miles per hour but we have a crash westbound 580 at grant line road two cars in the center divide causing a delay. dublin interchange altamont pass to the dublin interchange will take but 20 minutes. bay bridge metering lights are on. carquinez bridge to the maze westbound will take you about 20 minutes into that toll plaza traffic and also if you are headed from hayward to the peninsula, 880 to 101 westbound will take you just about 15 minutes. so looking good. "ro," i was so cold in the berkeley area yesterday. >> you were cold in the berkeley area? yeah. okay. so in the mid-60s there yesterday. you know what, roqui, if you were cold yesterday, probably will be equally as chilly today. temperatures even going down today. good morning, it's 6:04. owe figures sunrise in 31 minutes from now. but not going to see it. we are shrouded in a deck of low clouds and fog so deep, about 2400 feet deep this morning, it's producing some heavy drizzle here around the rim of the bay