they were deacons in the local churches. they were donors to local organizations. the high school band in phoenix city needed new band uniforms. one of the racketeers bought them. the county needed a new hospital. the one they had was hopelessly outdated. one of the racketeers donated the land. and they said, well, wonderful, thank you, we don't have money to build the hospital, so they gave them money to build the hospital as well. their full measure was as prominent citizens in the communities, not as embarrassments or criminals. i don't think there are a lot of devils or saints in this story. but to look at the anti-crime campaign, sometimes that's what you would be led to believe. just one more anecdote, i'll move on to the next one, patterson, albert patterson himself, the man murdered by the mob, he was a local attorney, he had done work for them in the past. in fact, he defended one of the main kingpins in a murder trial a few years before his own murder. now, he in no way was sympathetic to them. they tried to buy him off many times and he wouldn't do it. b

thanks for joining us for your only local news at 5:30. let's get you up to date with the latest local headlines. recent polls show hillary clinton leading donald trump nationwide... but nevada remains close - despite being a state that president obama comfortably won twice. maeve reston reports from reno.... on the silver state voting bloc. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning

, as you know it is made of several layers, federal, state, local, we represent a 2800 local and county health officials, and the resources, the money, guidelines, test kits, vaccinations tend to flow downstream. it sometimes it goes directly to some of our large cities, but most often the ultimate responsibility and the delegated authority to plan, prepare, respond, mitigate really lies with the local health authority. and we are seeing that play itself out in miami-dade county. so, just to remind folks, it really happens on the local level. so, if we are talking about the vaccination clinics that we have in schools and churches, related to h1n1, case detection,, quarantine monitoring ebola, west nile virus, and now, focusing on mosquito control, public education, screening, potential vaccination for zika, resources must get from the federal level down to the ground where the rubber hits the road at the local level. point number three, which builds on that, is that the capacity for local health departments for preparedness has absolutely been decimated over the last 5-10 year. so, we d

with local communities. particularly in kenya posts westgate the attack on westgate mall but also the attack on the university and where the kenyan government and terror police unit, which has been where they allegedly and i think they are pretty good evidence to confirm that they have engaged in nations of clerics and unwanted muslim access particularly on the coast and the second intervention, the kenyan government watch in 2014 where they basically did a racial profiling of somalis, rounding them up in the main stadium and i don't know how many thousands were stopped and interrogated and put in prison. but what happened was of course anger from the local muslim somali immunity towards this and i think it wasn't the smartest thing to do so to speak. most of east african, the horn of africa is not engaged in so-called soft interventions. this has mainly been outsourced to use that word, two other groups. tanzania is expressing an interest in increasing interest in engaging that an exception is we mentioned

local prosecutors are saying this is very rare what we witnessed here. this is a great local story. there are 3,000 children in the foster care system like alex waiting for a loving family. kudos to christine. looking forward to checking in >> dana: an 18-year-old subway employee in utah allegedly put meth and thc in an officer's drink. this happened monday around lunchtime. police officer in uniform comes up and orders a suband lemonade. after taking a few sips hi knew he got more than he paid for. he had trouble maintaining focus and controlling his movements as he drove back to the station. the spiked drink >> our business causes a lot of us to eat out every meal so this is terrifying. >> dana: the teenager caught on surveillance video spiking that drink facing felony charges. the officer has been released from the hospital and he's going to be fine. >> kim: we have an early heads up of what to expect this >> team u.s.a. adding to its medal haul in swimming and diving. we'll talk to the medal winners when they join us live. >> team final in women's gymnastics, we're going to catc

local. las vegas . i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they're bringing drugs, they're brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." get out! you're taking a look at drone video.... from firefighters in central italy. it shows the damage left behind...in the historic town of amatrice... after a six-point-two magnitude earthquake. at least one- hundred-twenty people are confir but the death toll is expected to rise. search crews are workinig hard - to dig through the rubble - and find more victims - as well as survivors. john huddy reports from amatrice - on the massive quake - that leveled countless buildings and homes. death and devastation in italy... a magnitude six earthquake striking as many people were sleeping...around 3:36 a-m wednesday. the quake leveling homes and entire towns in cen

in more local news this morning.. metro has released pictures of a woman who may have used gauze to disguise herself during a bank robbery. take a look.. police say this woman got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. the gauze was in her mouth.. presumably to make her look different. she is described as white.. in her early 20s.. roughly 5-foot-7. last seen wearing a dark gray hat.. a gray sweatshirt.. and baggy pants. information about this crime.. or the suspect.. you can leave an anoymous tip by calling crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55 inspired by a friend's younger sister.. "i felt really bad for her, so i said i'm going to make a wig for her " up next--- our shining star-- proves you are never too young to make a big difference... everyone wants better chicken. it's true! and that's what you get at subway with the new chicken caesar melt. rotisserie-style chicken that's raised without antibiotics. a savory caesar sauce, say "i should get involved" or "i should donate to a non-profit"... an elementary schooler i

our team has found an increased amount of cases here locally where local health departments and agencies have received complaints about standing water in backyards. how critical is local government to address this and how should they be responding? an easy thing to accomplish. for me to say clean up the bottles, it tires, is easy to say. even with the most vigorous adequate often is not not because of a lack of trying on the part of authorities, but because water gets in some places that are just not accessible. if you just go out -- i live in washington dc. igo out in my backyard and see these plants that have pools of water on them. i spend my morning, i am knocking water out from my plant spirit just kidding. the answer is authorities are trying very hard to do that. beinglance between intrusive upon an individual's home by authorities versus trying to get the population to realize that they need to do that themselves. you cannot go into every yard of someone's home and do that. that is where the mosquitoes breed. >> city-owned fountains are public pulls? pools.ublic >> right here in

the fbi raiding the home and offices of local union leader john dougherty and a local councilman. >>> and we'll tell you what helps first responders find a person that was trapped. those stories and more when we come right back. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. remember - these plans let you apply all year round. so call today. beca

we go local with this one. the accused fraud who claims to be a british duke is now giving us his side of the story. the regional justice center yesterday. that 53-year-old charged with three different crimes including burglary and filing a fake police report. he insist he is british no billty telling us the royals in london would not approve of his recent >> i'm disgusted at myself i'm in this situation. i didn't do it. >> quinn: his attorney telling us he does expect his client to expect a plea deal although he insists he didn't do anything wrong. >> dana: the man that killed a local teenager over an ipad had an out burst in court yesterday the wife of richard brian. brian sandoval released a statement say that boney bryant incredible strength living with a passion for nevada only matched by her love of her family. she was 77 years old. >> dana: las vegas crooks getting more clever, more dangerous stealing a garage door opener from a car in the middle of the night trying to get inside that home. suspects brok

in more local news... gamers can now get their fix at the valley's first dave officially open to the public. you can eat and play life-size arcade games. there's also a sports bar that promises to show any game... any time-- including boxing and u-f-c fights. it's located in downtown summerlin and caters to locals. "we wanted to be out for the locals. we didn't want to do something on the strip, we'd rather be out here for the community. we would like it to be ingrained in our community. we have local store marketing where we'll go out to some schools and some other places and bring coupons and our wheel." this dave and busters is the 87-th store in the franchise. before the kiddos go back to school... there's still some fun to be had at the spring's preserve... and it's free! free admission weekend is coming up... august 20th and 21st. everyone is invited to come in costume as your favorite comic crusader for free movie screenings of wonder woman story time and captain america magic show. there will also

local las vegas. thanks for joining us for your only local news at 5:30. let's get you up to date with the latest local headlines. the first woman judge in the history of north las vegas - lost her job after admitting she engaged in professional misconduct. catherine ramsey spent five years on the bench. her removal came in a settlement of a state "commission on judicial discipline" complaint. october first ramsey will be suspended without pay for the final three months of her term... and she can't run for re- election next year. the review- journal reports ramsey admitted improperly amending charges in several cases - against the wishes of defense and prosecution attorneys. she also admitted she had her assistant run personal errands. ramsey is required to complete an exam to determine whether she's fit for duty, and apologize to the people who filed the complaint against her. governor brian sandoval spent the nighat basin national park. here's a look at the view... from the governor's twitter account. sandoval was at the park at an official event to cele

i'm not talking about locally.'m not talking about the whole country or the whole world we are going to educate and using words like civic engagement or having a class called civic engage or at a lecture about civic engage meant. i wouldn't even try. >> host: i have just enjoyed our time together so much. this is again a great look and like you said fresh which is one of the great things about this and you know thanks for taking the time and sharing it with us. >> guest: thank you for asking out those wonderful questions. i wish i had known the answers. >> host: is great. thank you. >> guest: thank you very much. appreciate it. >> eric, thanks for talking about your book. your book is a war story, story about you as an interrogator engage didn't difficult experiences in iraq. ..

we care about the local community, expect support from them. we love to give it back. >> what a way to start. >> we'll be here all weekend. stop by. >> back to you. >> we've already been up five hours. it's okay. >> it's kind of our happy hour. >> it's lunchtime for us. >> it makes sense to put nit the bloody mary. >>> heading to the bus stop, temperatures still mild. around 70 degrees. it's friday. you made it through the first week of school. huge accomplishment. the rest of you go backt been great. this is really special. let me tell you about this. it's a really neat one. kids aren't the only ones returning to classrooms. obviously there are teachers too. this is kelly, a third grade teacher, heading back for her 14th year of teaching. her husband sent this photo and said kelly has had a back to school photo taken every year since kindergarten adding she's an amazing teacher. thank you to kelly for all she for what you do internship that's fantastic. what a way to highlight. all right. we've got another nice day on our hands. it's tgif. not

the local u.s. of course, the western support for security sectors in countries like ethiopia and kenya is something that all muslims know about. that the u.s. and the west is behind them. so they hold the western government accountable. i appreciate the undersecretary comment on the new approach but believe me there is a serious image problem and whatever western government and local government are doing because of the history of such hard interventions. so i think, you know, if i could -- the secretary isn't here but to give recommendations is that i think a country like u.s. has to put clear conditions on its support to the security sector. they have to be more diligent in terms of securing the police and the military and so on are acting in accordance with law and need to be more diligent in dealing with issues of corruption and bad management of these forces. if we don't do that, the more soft side becomes basically meaningless. and i also think that when we talk about the soft interventions it

local 98, defending against another investigation. nbc 10's drew smith live at the union headquarters in spring garden with more. drew, the state attorney general's office is involved this time around? >> yeah, this time, local 98, calling out the state attorney general's office directly for speaking to the media about reports of alleged claims and threats of intimidation. now the union spokeman came out with a statement right away. saying, that never happened. local 98 uses peaceful and lawful appropriate test a-- protest actions. it's known that local number 9 # and leader are under the microscope. we saw tax records and other evidence collected by the truck load friday. but to date union is responding to a separate possible investigation. referencing a report in the philadelphia inkwenquirer, and probe into intimidation by the union. the a.g. office has the not responded to nbc 10's request for comment. we do know the office began investigating what happened moments before this surveillance video earlier this year. a nonunion elect

michelle: should tourists adhere to local norms of behavior or should the locals make a better efforto understand other cultures? let us know what you think about that by getting in touch on facebook, email or twitter. with the refugee crisis and terror attacks dominating headlines, tales of the economic crisis that threatened to tear the europe union apart all but disappeared. the bank crisis is however still affecting parts of the continent. italy, the eurozone's third-largest economy, is struggling with huge public debt as well as a looming crisis in its banking sector. all that has has driven thousands of small businesses into bankruptcy, for instance in the northern italian town of padua. but in our next report, we show how some enterprising employees there took matters into their own hands. reporter: solimano dal corso is under pressure. he may be the production manager here, but with 4,000 books due for delivery tomorrow, it's all hands on board. the 25 members of the zanardi cooperative haven't had an idle moment since they took over their company. >> if we hadn't taken things

thanks for joining us for your only local news at 5:30. let's get you up to date with the latest local headlines. these are dark times for the solar industry in nevada. a recent court up to cost solar customers big money. but as claudia cowan explains - some people who do not use the power of the sun say it's a subsidy they're happy to see go away. every year, nevada homeowners spend $16 million dollars to help subsidize 17-thousand customers who've put solar panels on their roof. but not for much longer: in a controversial move, the state's public utility commission, or p-u-c, is phasing out that subsidy over the next 12 years: take nats of hear one more time for solar! (crowd chanting)" solar customers in nevada are blasting the state's decision to phase out net- metering: the incentive program that re-imbursed residential customers at retail rates for excess power generated by their rooftop panels. heine says: "the p- u-c and governor sandoval have backstabbed us and have gone against us the little person...." according to solar activis

local. las vegas a las vegas mom says the clark county school district was careless after her son was put on the wrong bus - and was missing for hours after the first day of

she was a local philanthropist and well loved in the community. her family just wants her remains back. >> just bring the urn back. >> they are offering a $2,500 reward for the safe return of her ashes. we checked out metro's website and there have been nine burglaries within this area within the last month. keep track of this sort of thing with alert i.d. and we'll make it easy for you. we would like for to you join the conversation about this story and so much more. you can do so by going to the kim and dana wagr page. >> dana: hundreds of people are going to have to be screened for tb after a factory worker in alabama tested positive. an employee in montgomery has been diagnosed with tb. now the alabama department of health plans to screen about 500 people for tb that work in that plant. >> this is a story that will warm your heart. it started with tragedy. a chicago teenager just started the police officer who says she made it possible, made higher education within reach. she has two young douser and she lost her own mother in january of this

a local police department used this picture to iss challenge on oil spill. the reaction it's getting now. and this bike was a gift from a local boy's late brother. thieves stole it. see what happened after the boy spoke to 7 news about this heart breaking crime. we'll have those stories and a lot more. hope to see you next at 6. >> good day for rio, our temporary headquarters. trump tries to get back ok on london attack. and the day before the opening ceremony, a look at the athletes that could steal headlines when we see you back here for nightly new s. pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attacking kelly on medicare, i wonder... ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to work together to really preserve and strengthen medicare. mary griffin: new hampshire seniors trust kelly ayotte because she has never let us down. >> anchor: a local hospital waiting room getting a

local 344 in milwaukee, the ups local, invited the candidates to debate in that local union as a request of the membership. he has docked that debate. he is not here today, either. that tells you the leadership he will provide. >> mr. hall, you have 30 seconds to respond. mr. hall: i will remind the audience that up until 2010, fred supported every issue and every policy that jim hoffa had. he didn't have these issues in previous debates, only when he wasn't selected to run as vice president with our campaign. that is when he became angry in 2010. you haven't heard him deny it, because it is fact. let's get on with the debate. we have more important things to do. let's talk about the issues. >> turning to the panel, the first question is going to mr. zuckerman. >> shifting gears, the teamsters are a union known for the independent streak. over 10 years ago, the teamsters left the afl-cio. discuss the significance of that and whether it was a good move. would you consider rejoining the afl-cio, and if so, under what circumstances? do you feel teamsters should work with other unions more t

local. las vegas . i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my patients, epi-pens surging... heading over to e-bay in hopes of finding a deal on this important allergy shot. but not only is selling the prescription medicine on an auction site unethical... it's also illegal. hundreds of e-bay sellers are offering epi-pens. some are as low as ten dollars.... others go up to three hundred and fifty bucks. but of course, customers have no way of knowing if these epi-pens have been tampered with, if they are expired, or if they are empty. e-bay bans people from selling any kind of prescription medicine, and people are encouraged to report t

our investigative team has found an increase amount of cases here locally where local health departments and agencies have received complaints about standing water in backyards and city fountains. how critical is it for local governments to address this and how should they be responding? >> that's a very good question. it is not an easy thing to accomplish. for me to say, clean up the environment, pots, pans, tires, bottle caps. it's easy to say, and even with the most vigorous effort it often is not adequate, not because of a lack of trying on the part of authorities, but because water gets in some places that are just nonaccessible. if you just go out -- i live in washington, dc. guy out of my backyard and i have plants and they have these little pools of water on them so i spend my morning, instead of exercising, i'm knocking water off the plants. just kidding. so, the answer to your question is, authorities are trying very hard to do that. and there's a balance between being intrusive upon an individual's home by authorities versus trying get the population to realize that they need

so they called a local beekeeper from this local website, tom' tom. of's. the man was stung hundreds of times, a pest control was hired to exterminate close do 700 bees. >> the bees were agitated to what happened. the technician there at the time believe the bees might have been in there for quite some time. >> reporter: we talked to the beekeeper from tom's who refused an interview. he said he hired the man for the before. >> he told me to call 911 and then he said the bees were from africa. real danger. >> reporter: this man says 80% of our bees are africantiseed. >> when we sign anybody up, they wear a suit. they are very aggressive. >> he says it's best to hire a certified professional who can help determine if the bees can be saved or if they need to be >> when it gets to a point where there's multiple hundreds of them like yesterday, then that -- that's where you want to actually just kill them instead of trying to save them. >> reporter: the beekeeper says the man he hired is still in the hospital. if you are looking for a certified professional, we'

we have scattered locally strong storms. they are not every where but if you are out and about keep an eye to the sky, have an indoor location to move to. if you have a barbecue or anything like that because here's 4:00 p.m., strong storm right over the city and then eventually down the shore around dinner time hour before finally clearing out saturday night, and sunday we're left with sunshine and much more comfortable conditions. your weekend planner, if you want to get outside here's what it looks like. tomorrow morning not a lot of sunshine, very steamy but until about 1:00 o'clock, you should be fine to be outside. definitely don't spend too much time on the hair or anything like. that it will be a steam bat h outside. 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. is time for these scattered strong storms moving from west to east, late saturday night and all day sunday we will have nice weather, lower humidity and lots of sunshine. so overnight tonight, increasing clouds, it is warm and muggy 73, definitely not a night to have air conditionin

good local partners. that is problematic. too often, we see that so-called, official bodies, such as, the supreme council in kenya , and in tanzania, are very much co-opted by the various governments and hence, have lost much of the credibility they have in the eyes of the government. but i think we need to stop talking about good muslim, bad muslims. we need to stop talking about, you have either moderate or mainstream. then you have extremists. that there is continuum here. we can easily find very conservative scholars of islam. very conservative muslims, that we, as would disagree with but who would not necessarily be people who would commit violence. so we have to see things in a broader perspective, in very more nuanced manner, and working with local governments, i think we need to be aware that there are deeper and broader structural political questions that also need toed to be addressed. for example, the question of autonomy of zanzibar. the grievances from the local coastal muslim population in k

local. las vegas first he was in...then he was out....but donald trump ended up being back in on his trip to las vegas. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. trump quietly came into southern nevada for some private meetings

the other thing we see building local power and the ability to change things locally you see states brokered by conservative folks often pushing against political power and passed laws, with control devices or police departments, the attack is happening at the federal level or state level and to vote or community who has come together and push for progressive reform, to do that based on state preemption laws, things we should be addressing. >> every action is opposite and equal reaction was interesting what you shared and content, i see this, i don't know, increased conversation, we can talk about things and also i would combine them to say this is a political sleight-of-hand, the conversations arise when you talk about race and everything and people cloaked in the duopoly of government officials who are beholden to democratic or republican parties and corporations that control them, they are talking about it more but like you laid out what is happening behind the scenes is being implement a counter to that. i have to go back to the question, we have to create an alternative political power

once you get good -- you can even add in more local news.. the 21-st annual premier u-n-l-v is scheduled for this evening. the event is set to kick off at 5 p-m and go until 9.. at the u-n-l-v intramural field. it's one of the largest and longest-running traditions at the college.. featuring food, fireworks and the giant letters of the school formed by students with flashlights.. organizers are actually attempting to break a world record for the most l-e-d lights lit simultaneously. metro is teaming up with u-n-l-v to give underpriviledged kids a seat at the rebel football season opener. head coach -- tony sanchez -- and the athletics department donated 100 and officers will escort the lucky kids -- ages 8 to 17 -- to the first game. the u-n-l-v rebels take on the jackson state tigers on thursday.. at 7 p-m. local n-h-l fans are invited to give back a little as they get ready for the new team.. the hockey website sin-bin- dot-vegas is hosting the "shirt off your back" clothing drive today.. from 6 p-m to 9 p-m. organizers are asking people to

be what does a local boxing coach have to do with it? chloe has the story this morning live from >> dana: good morning. you see clouds off in the distance but above the clouds you see hazy skies. that is smoke from that fire that is burning in southern california. >> kim: as you are waking up with us this morning we're the wagners. we have a team of people in place. kelly curran has been doing a terrific job with the local weather implication. and travel times. we begin with tom high above. >> tom: we're heading over to the east side of town right now where there is an accident we showed to you earlier at nellis and vegas valley. we're not quite there yet but it's in the middle of the intersections. as we widen out for the big shot here, you can see a little bit of haze coming into the valley. we'll hear more about that from kelly in a >> jeff: with have an accident on the 215 exit. up. take it easy and stay indoors as much as possible. you can see all of that haze out there. temperatures today will still be warm. we're expecting a high

local las vegas. the trial begins today for one of the men charged hit-and-run death of local teenager, marcos arenas. metro police say michael solid and jacob dismont tried to take the 15-year-old's i-pad back in 20-13. but the teen wouldn't let go. that's when police say the men ran the teen over and took off. solid and dismont later plead not guilty to murder, robbery and conspiracy charges. with school just a week away and in light of this crime .. we're spending time talking about your child's safety when going to a from school. so many students school with valuable ipads and tablets... the district wants to make sure your child is not a victim. fox5s vince sapienza spoke with the school district and learned what they're doing to keep your kids safe. that's right... the clark county school district tells me there were xx incidents last year of kids having their ipads stolen this year the district say 12 middle schools are taking part in the e3 program which allows students to check out and take i

local las vegas. president obama updates on the u-s fight against isis during a press conference today. a serious threat to americans. fox's kevin corke has more on what the president urges russia to do in the fight against the terror group. president obama says: "our campaign continues to hammer isil targets. more than 14- thousand strikes so far." president obama holding a news conference at the pentagon thursday... on the latest u-s efforts to combat isis. president obama says: "i last updated the american people on our campaign in june - shortly after the horrifying attack in orlando. in the weeks since, be relentless in our fight against isil. and on the ground in syria and iraq, isil continues to lose territory." president obama says: "in other words isil turns out not to be invincible - they are in fact inevitably going to be defeated." earlier in the day mister obama chaired a national security council meeting at the pentagon focused on the terror group. president obama says: "tragically howev

and traffic troubles in a local neighborhood. coming up at 6:00, the change to the lights that forced one police department to post an instructional video of how to fly through it. >>> a muslim woman says she was thrown out of a car for her religious vshing eil. and she recorded the whole confrontation. the simple request she is making from that store's pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attacking kelly on medicare, i wonder... ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. walter kolodziej: kelly has always done the right thing for seniors here in new hampshire - she has an impeccable record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to work together to really preserve and strengthen medicare. because she has never let us down. >>> good thursday morning. we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. live look at the expressway at 5:38. things moving along fine right now. northbound traffic a

bobonds: this community system r conservation system where by you, the local, make a decision. you are involved with the things you love together. and thatt makes it actuallyly a succccessu tthing, you know. the ownership that you feel.. narrator: and so s simson and hs tteam can keep on tracking. simson: as you can see here, black rhinos tend to usee the samame dung pile as they go into the water or coming fromom the water. this is very fresh. it's still wet wet. therere's quite a lot of fiber n it here. and then you found sticks 'cause theyey browse and they browse quite a lot on trees and shrubs. narratator: it's day 4 and we're on the right path. simson has founund fresh rhihino dung. andw a surprise, tutah, the cow seen on the right who c chased us off jujust two days s ago, has been joined by 33-y-year-old ben forr mating. with ben's protection, she's wary, but not so nervous. simson: our r goal, actually, is to have as many a as possibible black rhinos roaming in nthwest kununene region in ththe future. that's what we want. narrator:r: as ben and tutah wak off into not t

local las vegas. thanks for joining us for your only local news at 5:30. the debate over bathroom rig expected to heat up in states across the country. just yesterday - a federal judge in texas blocked a directive from the obama administration... that would have required u-s public schools to let students use bathrooms consistent with their gender identity. as betty cross reports - the ruling comes as many students around the country - head back to class for a new school year. the ruling came just hours as many students headed off to their first day of class. it's a day that typically focuses on change that's grabbing headlines. (claire bow/transgender attorney) "disappointed, yes." claire bow is a transgender attorney... advocating for students to pick a bathroom where they feel most comfortable. (claire bow/transgender attorney) "nothing in today's ruling says that a school cannot offer those accommodations and follow the guidance. what they said was they're not forced to follow that guidance." texas and 12 other states argue the bathroom and locker room

advocate forspect is local control. there is an understanding that if we are charging cities with innovationeaders of both local governments testelves and cities are grounds for innovation that we need to empower cities to do that. localare many concerns on governments to help them facilitate additional innovation and the economy. also one that doesn't get enough attention currently, we put a lot of rusher and expectation at the federal and making the assumption that local governments and cities are handling it here it is your responsibility. of -- part ofe how cities are any government a dance to the environment. the of it may lead to businesses with more regulations than they would like. there is --and -- [indiscernible] you find in a lot of countries especially east africa that you have quick revolution. they don't have the u.s. capital. sorry to interrupt. thank you. there is an opportunity for cities to experiment and approaches in how they manage -- for them to be able to model for the rest of the they interact wi

very much for being here i'm sure vince one of 5 public works compared angle officer with the labors local 261 and i'm a special assistant to oscar de la torre wire here celebrating i did signing of a historic agreement it is a project labor agreement that covers the sewer system improvement program so thank you. >> (clapping.) >> we'll have a few speakers but a quick program for more than a hundred years the city of san francisco as protected the public health but operating a combined sewer system it collects and cleans sewage sewage and street run off before returning to the bay and ocean over high strourld the southeast supplant that is the heart of city's system this planted and others parts are ending the years of their useful lives this is a multi billion dollars citywide investment building a seismically resident system one of the later projects undertaken by a city agency that agreement within the sf puc and labor unions will help us make sure those projects are delivered on time and on budget project deliver agreements with not uncommon for large projects what exists us the unique

a local baseball team scoring diane: a local baseball team where inclusion is the winning game plan. reid: our erika tarantal shows us how the north shore navigators and a local non-profit are supporting workers with disabilities. erika: fraser field in lynn is home to the north shore navigators a summer collegiate baseball team. their stands, one of ariana morel's favorite places. >> i love it here. erika: ariana has worked here >> i enjoy cleaning, and i love the people. erika: ashley smallwood is a career specialist with the non-profit bridgewell which helps people with disabilities find housing and jobs. she thought this would be a good fit for ariana, who loves sports and being social. >> the best thing to do is find out what someone is passionate about. erika: ashley says bridgewell found a great partner in the navigators, who right now employ 3 of their clients. >> the folks see them and they're helping out, you know >> they're getting an opportunity to show people how well they can do in an environment that's really welcoming, that's really accepting, that's really excited to

local zika case... in the bay area. and today... what local ?schools are doing, to keep students safe. ((walter plus: get ready for the crowds... get ready for the traffic... get ready for the protests. donald trump ?is back in tampa ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. jennifer has the morning off. those stories in a minute, but first.. we need to get to dave.... who has a storm system we ?really new this morning: bradenton police are searching for man... in connection with the death of a ?baby. police say they got a call yesterday about a ten month old child that was brought to manatee memorial hospital and died. the child was last seen in the patrick neri." they say he was supposed to be babysitting the ten month old and a three year old child. it's not clear if neri is ?related to them. police now want warrants for neri's arrest... for both felony child abuse and child neglect. if you've seen him... call bradenton police. developing right now in italy... a city is waking up ?buried under r

reporter: a local baseball team. how they're helping local people with disabilities. anchor: boston's police unions delivering a strong message to the mayor and police commissioner tonight. claim the city is putting officers at risk. mike beaudet live in mattapan right now. reporter: the police unions are not holding back in their letter to the mayor. they say they are outgunned and undermanned. >> bos subject in the city. they blast the mayor and police commissioner in a scathing letter saying they need better equipment including new ballistic helmets. you can walk hand in hand all day long but that won't stop a brick or a piece of concrete slamming into an officer's head that doesn't have a ballistic helmet on. >> more officers are needed and the time for action is now. morale as become an all-time low thanks to a climate of hate. reporter: this relationship is not a good one. >> as far as i'm concerned it is a great one. >> some of the words officer right now. everybody feels underappreciated. i wish some of the words he didn'tit's a hard time to be a e officer now

calls the first locally transmitted zika outbreak in the u.s. at this point the outbreak is confined to wynnewood a trendy art and shopping district located in the city's midtown section. the c.d.c. is urging expectant mothers to stay away. >> etc. what it is it's a -- it is what it is. it's a catch-22. you can travel across the street and get something it does especially dangerous for pregnant women linked to to birth defects. avoiding mosquito bites is the only defense. anywhere in the southern u.s. where we have this type of mosquito present it's really important to prevent mosquito bites that's difficult but you can protect yourself. >> reporter: since january at least 10 massachusetts residents have tested positive for zika. people contracted zika while travelling outside of the country and at this point they say there is no cause for concern about zika spreading in this state. reporting live at logan airport, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> we know have you a lot of questions about zika how keep yourself safe. on fox 25 boston right now we hav

this is a local story. metro responding to our local airport because of these reports and we have the story behind it headed your way. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> comment controversy. some saying donald trump what trump's campaign is saying this morning. >> kim: coming together. we have a local gold star mother in the news this morning. it is an inspirational story. we'll take you to this story live with kendall in moments. >> dana: good morning. welcome in on this wednesday, august 106789 monkeys on a plane. >> kim: i've heard of snakes on >> it happened at mccarron hours ago. >> kim: that is monkey business. we have real news to get to. tom is standing by with travel times. and tom, this one takes the cake and we'll get it to in moments. >> tom: i'm interested to find out the details on that. the 515 coming in from henderson 13 minute drive. no we have a big problem with a roll over accident on decatur. we'll map it

local. las vegas. tonight a teenager reached out to fox 5 after seeing last night's story on the man accused of running a teenage sex trafficking ring out of his home. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. the 18-year-old fox5's cyndi lundeberg has been investigating this story since wednesday. she's live in the newsroom to share the young woman's story. coil did appear in court this morning. and the 18 year old i talked to... asked that we not use her name... but showed us graphic text messages... and told us when she told david coil to back off... he came on even stronger. i think he should be put in jail for a very long time before he hurts this 18 year old... asked to remain anonymous but tells me she was almost a victim of david coil. coil is accused of using craigslist to lure underage girls into sexual encourters with older men. this teen says she was 17 when her and coil began talking and claims coil offered her 3000-dollars a day for work. he was explaining its about massages and sexual stuff

scott yancey's free lunch and dinner events bring you all the live local training you need to succeed in real estate. and his money partners will put up 100% of the money you need to do your deals. it's simple. you find the properties to flip. they put up the money. profits. anyone, any age, from any walk of life can do this. >> this isn't a theory. this isn't something we're trying. this is something that works, and we're doing it right now, all over the country. >> i actually phoned the hotel to see if this was for real. and they said, "oh, yeah. it is." >> scott's just made it super-easy to expand into real estate, because everything that you need is right here. >> so, what do you think of the event? >> i think it's awesome. i mean, it's, like, making me like, "yes, i have to make tha deal -- that first deal." >> absolutely. >> got to do it, like, now. >> announcer: the yancey way to make money in real estate is so effective it's grabbed headlines everywhere. and the a&e network even created a hit tv series about scott called "flipping vegas." and now, scott is going to show you ho

local.. las vegas.. the department of agriculture says they are urging customers to ask to see business licenses and pesticide licenses before having anyone provide service... the wind continues to stick around another day. let's check in with chief meteorlogist ted pr at the weather. the best shower chances stay east of us on wednesday and thursday while we enjoy a few clouds and highs in the upper-90s for those two days. we'll warm up and see full sun on friday with 104. the weekend will feature 108 both afternoons with full sun and a light weekend are 103 saturday, 102 on sunday. a 24-year-old is sentenced to four to 10 years in prison for felony dui... after police say he hit a man on the side of the freeway. "no one deserves for their life to be taken. i cannot happened every day. i pray for his family's forgiveness." that was part of the statement given by gary adair in court today. the victim's mother didn't buy it... saying he wasn't showing any remorse in the two and a half years the case dragge