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children exposed virtual violence are likely to be violent in the real world. >> jim: looking in the report for us tonight. hello. >> >> reporter: we want a peaceful world this is important to look at. amount time our kids play video games now that school started. put the video game aside and do home work. parents need to crack down on exposure to violent games. here is why. >> the violence is violence that you are not physically expert witnessing yourself. >> but you are exposed by video games movies or tv shows. >> reporter: this violence to be destructive especially exposed at an earlier age. >> early teenage kids is when -- a lot of the video games are marketed toward that age group. but -- they may not necessarily know how to control their behavior. >> pediatrician recommends parents moderate their children's activity. you think, my gosh, this is pretty intense. not a good idea for -- a preteen to be playing a game like that. >> games are not the only cause for occurrence. kids who are less than six it is important to protect them from all virtual violence. >> know the difference with pretend

for us, look at that plume of moisture that's been causing problems for us. this is fresh water, a flooding threat, right? additional rainfall in the last 24 hours, several inches of accumulation. we have more on the way today. there you see the moisture has been streaming in, and that will continue because the band is not moving that much no of course, the other issue we've had are the winds embedded into the tropical storms. in that feeder band, we have tropical storm force winds. that's why we have the warning that is still up. wind gusts in the last hours, and the farther inland you go, 20s and 30s. once you get into the throughout the morning, we'll have on and off rain coming in. everything continues moving over the same area. what heim hoping is this band shifts to the south. if it doesn't, we'll add several inches oac throughout theayhave to watch t band closely to see where it decides to go. it's difficult to forecast where they set upr as the plume of right now. early coastal flooding has nothing to do with the rainfall there. that is just the water

as for the system itself, what we're looking at is that today it's still sitting to the southwest of us. it's moving to the northeast at 22 miles per hour and it is likely still to stall monday through wednesday, in fact, just minutes ago getting in an updated look at the forecasted projection of this system showing that it may not start to really move out until about thursday morning. bad news for us because when it lingers near us that can continue to push those higher wave heights into shore and lead to the coastal flooding concerns. so locally still talking that concern in our forecast and that rain/wind mix as well lingering along the shore for several days. as you move farther inland the chance not as good for an extended period of rain although the potential will still be there, particularly on your sunday. let's take a look at what we've got going on with your tropical storm warning, it is in effect right along our viewing zone, the jersey shore as well as the delaware beaches through the delaware bay, potentially could see issues even along the delaware river. remember, 30 to 5

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, like us, we want to you look at us, like you. >> a southern california community is outraged over another police involved shooting that has left a black man dead. police now say that the man was not armed with the gun but pulled an undisclosed object from his pocket. the news continues at 5:30. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. protesters took to the streets of the california, last night demanding answers in the shooting death of 30 year-old alfred poland co. >> you killed my brother. >> reporter: video taken moments shows a distraught woman whose identified as man's sister. >> unaudible. >> reporter: she says she called police for help and told them her brother was mentally ill and unarmed. officers confirmed they received that information, and when they arrived at the scene, they say that the man was acting erratically and refusing commands. >> still non-compliant and won't get his hand out of the pocket, walking all over the lot. >> reporter: this video shows the moment, before the the shooting. >> at one point the male rapidly drew an object from his front pants

for tuesday a trough here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. all eyes on big story this morning... after she nearly collapsed into her van yesterday... and now she's canceled her california campaign swing. c-n-n's dianne gallagher joins us live from washington d-c... with the latest on clinton's health and how it's impacting her campaign. good morning dianne.. hillary clinton battling pneumonia...cancelin g a fundraising trip to california so she can rest- meanwhile, her campaign is now fighting off questions about why it revealed any sooner- all of this kind of coming to light after a bystander got this video of clinton leaving sunday's 9-11 ground zero ceremony early- the democratic nominee is unsteady and wobbly, stumbles... and then needs help from secret service to get into the car came out, the clinton camp initially just said she felt overheated- she went to her daughter's apartment and appeared a few hours la

thema is live for us this morning downtown with a look ahead. you and everyone using the parks, good morning, ben, from veteran's park. this is a place where thousands come to walk, run, and jog. officials want to make sure you can spend time in the park in the best way possible. the county launched the parks with a purpose campaign. it includes year master plan and 2050 park and open space plan. long term improvements and changes and environmental concerns are part of the discussions. back here live, if you can not make it today, no worries, next week you have two more chances. "wisn 12 news this morning." >> thank you, thema. >> we expect to learn about how water is used in milwaukee and around the country. this morning at 9 clrn 30 marquette university will release the findings from the water study. the researchers have been been looking at threats facing the water used by the american manufacturers including pollution and draught and terrorist contamination. the findings will be pse >> this comes as milwaukee mayor barrett calls for the counc

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if it stalls it could bring us more problems on sunday. looks like it rides up the east coast and affect us saturday into sunday, heavy win and coastal flooding and ebeach erosion. 82 is the high, showers and late sun. tomorrow, 82 beautiful day, increasing clouds, saturday, 77. if hermine is close enough, saturday night into sunday, we'll have periods of rain. 76 is sunday's high. monday, the sunshine returns for labor day. keep you posted on that, it gets warmer heading into next week's workweek and down right hot by wednesday. >>> police chief in the south south is off the job after a video of a traffic stop surfaces. >>> a toddler is in a body cast after a his father orchestrated an accident to kill him. >> reporter: we're blocking all lanes on i-95 when "action news" comes right back. >> 5:15 a.m., back to breaking news on i-95, all lanes of i-95 southbound are shut down and the northbound lanes are at a standstill after tractor-trailer and ladder 16 collided. at least five firefighters were injured at hanheman hospital. we are understandin

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us. we kind of stepped onto the water but the life guards were looking at us so we had to run off." )) ((brian loftus)) >> the storm is blamed for at least three deaths in the south, and residents in the florida panhandle are still cleaning up debris from hermine. it's expected to head back out to sea later this week./// sherry how's the weather today? radar and see how she's beating up the east coast...the winds and high waves still batteringg the coast and beach. ............. here at home we have beautiful temps falling into the 60s already. ............ it was a nice holiday - still somewhat warm - mid 90s around the valley. .............. today slightly warmer and 28th/charleston and alta/mlk. all is clear heading back to california this morning. <<< >>> >>> 8 news now has learned a six-year-old girl died after drowning in a pool last week. according to a department of family services report... the child was unresponsive when she was pulled from the pool. she was taken to a hospital where she later died. c-p-s notes four instances of neglect allegations involving the parents since 20

looks like all lanes are blocked. you can see the cars stacking up here. you might want to use florida or nebraska. we'll keep you posted right here and on tw at memorial highway. look at all of the blue on my map. that is potential areas for flooding and ponding on the road. so be aware of that. we have a serious crash at manatee at state route 70. northbound lanes are blocked and we're told that's for a wrecker to get on the scene and move the cars out of the way. this could cause quite a mess. morning. the sunshine sky way remains closed. bay ore remains closed. we have a lot going on. you definitely want to check twitter and tampa bay traffic. dan? >>> we're getting the rain and gusty winds for the storm that passed over the station but the panhandle, the big bend taking the brunt of it. >> michael paluska is in tallahassee right now. has the worst passed you or are you in the thick of ound 1:30, it s scary at times with the gusts coming in. we were outside in it the entire time. when you go around areas of tallahassee as we've been driving around this is what all of the roads looked like. this

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bridges that we use each day as maia belay looks at how the turnpike commission an old will make us safer. >> odot says reduce the amount of time and moneyhi to inspect bridges acro the state. >> and we are excited about creating a network to use drone safely in better then we can us people. the ohio turnpike commission partners with odot to demonstrate how using drones ca off the roads and out of harms way. >> it safer for the bridge inspector,r, he does not have t should be inspecting it. randy cole, the director of the turnpike commission says that using drones can make faster and more convenient. >> you possibly impact mourners by closing down laneses yeti scaffolding and we think that w can do the inspections more safely and efficiently.we >> that can be used for inspections like this one. they they flight crew on the ground picturesli from the drones self cameras maia belay birds-eye view without leaving the ground. >> it has sensors that give you things like proximity. they say that this drone been purchased for inspections yet in ohio they have more demonstrations planned ac

us will produce windy conditions. temperatures for the week will stay in the 80's. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. in the parking garage at mccarran airport left two people shot and one behind bars. fox5's peter dawson is live at mccarran with all the details. a man and woman flew into mccarran and were met by a third person on the sixth floor of the parking structure here at terminal 1. that's when shots were fired. both the man and woman were hit by gun fire and the suspect took off in a car. metro police and airport security responded quickly, shutting down the sixth floor of the parking structure and taking both victim to sunrise hospital. police wouldn't tell us where they were shot only that they were conscious and stable. metro believes this is a domestic violence situation and the female victim and the suspect had a relationship of some kind. after the suspect left the airport he

eric, thanks for joining us today. you look at my function. the banks fared, does that tell us there is a sigh of relief. >> i think it is one of those nothing where in doing he has done quite a lot. it is a clear signal that we have probably reach the end of the road in terms of what he can do with qe and interest rates. that is the first observation i would make which i think is very important. you're seeing it in asset prices. the observation here is that most of the impact potential bank measures are having currently are having big market impacts but negligible impact on the real economy. that is pretty clear. the second related issue which they stiletto tackle -- still have to tackle is what is the plan be? do -- uld you mark: were they wrong of a helicopter money? eric: no. mark: what should the plan b be? some there is to what they are already doing. i think you may run into some of the problems in the sense that they're accused of minute letting on prices for the financial system through buying bonds. that could also emerge in the equit

fox five chief meteorologits ted pretty will join us live in just a moment... with a look at the work week but first - let's check in with kathlenn jacob.... at cowabunga bay. she show us that not everyone had the day off today. that's right christine, adam. this place was filled with people off of work and school celebrating the holiday. but... for some of us...the work didn't stop. in fact for some businesses... today is one of their busiest days. nobody's union here folks that are off today i think. the labor folks... because labor day was for the labor unions i believe. jonathan vitt is right. it all started with the unions... but now... it's expanded much further than just those workers... americans all around the country...have the day off to celebrate. "i'm very grateful because it allows us to have the opportunity to spend time with our family." but... there are those select few places where labor day is just another day on the job. "making fantastic chicken for everybody in henderson who's laying by the pool." the chicken shack doesn't close its doors... in fact..

us dry, hotter tomorrow. this is what your tuesday weather map will look like. by wednesday, thursday and friday, the high kind of settles over and clings up the thermostat below 90s, i don't think you will be able to feel the humidity until about wednesday. and then it's not going to stay here. ever because as we get into the weekend, the high shifts to the house -- then we've got another cold front that will approach as. still going to be t upcoming weekend. i know it is still only monday but let's talk about the weekend. hot and humid with small rain chances. right now, looks like the timing of this front brings it through later in the day sunday so we might get some cooler weather by next week. so, one week from today. so, back at it tomorrow, both work and school, and back to the heat. 90 degrees in raleigh, 89 durham, 92 in fayetteville. i don't know about your house but we look toward the next together, the family. stardoine same. for all of you weather nerds out there, fall ofcially begins in 17 days but we are going to go trck-or-eating in 56 days, eati

here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. a new study from millions of drivers are wasting their money on premium gas. not only is it much more expensive.. useless if you're driving a regular car. triple a says about 70-percent of cars on the road these days require only "regular fuel." but...that doesn't apply to every vehicle. ok...so here's the breakdown... some cars...like the high performance, luxury vehicles...actually need "premium gas"...because it works well with the high pressure inside the engine. and using "regular", can actually cause a stem cell therapy for people...but did you ever think it would be possible for animals? believe it or not...it's already happened. we'll show you how one veterinarian has tested the theory. we are one nation under god. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? i could stand in the middl

us will produce windy conditions. temperatures for the remainder of the week will stay in the 80's. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk a suspicious bag found outside a beatty gas station caused some panic among locals. we got numerous calls and emails asking what was going on... so we sent fox5s miguel martinez <<"it started when somebody saw some suspicious baggage right here next to the charging station... someone reported it and it was a situation of better safe than sorry ending in the evacuation of many beatty businesses and a visit from metro. " "all the sudden i had employees asking me why there were cops here so i went out there and i found out that it was a suspicious bag" some left behind baggage usually wouldn't be cause for alarm in this small rest stop town... but lately everyone's been on high alert ... "we should be but we shouldn't have to be that's the way the world is to

take a look at this us it hasn't changed at all since it was built in 19-69. furniture and all, it looks like time has stood still. check out this lime green kitchen. and how rad is this bathroom? the 5-bedroom home boasts more than 4-thousand square feet.. this house is currently on the market for 625- a woman in australia swears dinosaurs are still here... she was walking on a beach... when she felt a mystical energy... she stopped and looked on the ground below... and that's when she says she saw these dino prints! a paleontologist from the university of queensland says the clarity is impressive, but the prints are not a new discovery.. because indigenous australians had discovered similar prints.. centuries ag a kayaker in new zealand is hanging with some friends... some really big friends this guy from new zealand is brave . he recently jumped out of his boat to spend some time with an orca! he says he decided to visit army bay in new zealand... because he heard of the many orca sightings there. and what better way to get a good look, than to get up close

in my eyes ♪ give us hope and we will show you the way ♪ look in my eyes ♪ tells calling ♪ can you see look in my eyes ♪ give us hope and we will show you the way ♪ ♪ give us hope, my voice is calling ♪ ♪ can you see, look in my eyes ♪ can you feel ♪ give us hope and we will show you the way ♪ ♪ show you the way ♪ my voice is calling show you the way [applause] >> tonight on c-span, q&a with author and columnist david johnston. that is followed by british prime minister theresa may taking questions from the house of commons. later, we will show you the 9/11 memorial services that lace today in washington dc and shanksville, pennsylvania. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," author and columnist david cay johnston. mr. johnson talks about his book "the making of donald trump: a critical take on the 2016 presidential nominee." ♪ brian: david cay johnston, a book called "the making of donald trump" is your latest and you say in the book that in the spring of 2016, you talked to mr. trump on the phone. what was that about? david: i was working on a "politico"

first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. triple digit temperatures return the next few days as a ridge holds on bringing us quiet weather until sunday afternoon. a low meandering off the california coast will shift creating breezy conditions by the afternoon. a trough from the pacific northwest starts to slide down the coastline overnight sunday and that will usher in much cooler temperatures for our area beginning or very high. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk the slow release of information to parents during the fifteen hour lockdown of walter johnson junior high school caused a lot of frustration. a town hall meeting last night to update parents about the mercury spill only grew frustration into anger. fox5's peter dawson is live in studio with more. las vegas fire, school police and representative from the e.p.a.

i feel like a lot of people look at us for what we have to say. >> take a close look at this. hello hot and my hollow. -- >> but the bus up one -- zero. >> beautiful stuff. look at that. >> then you wonder why they call it a beautiful day. >> there you go. right there. >> this friday night -- a nice evening. absolutely nice. % cool tonight and a nice weekend. -80s. >> (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth with just one bite, they knew. >>> right now on "the list" -- stay fashionable working on your fitness. trendy trackers to update that dingy rubber cut. >>> and move over coconut. there's a new super water in town. the top three healthy hydrators you have to try. >>> and cash in with these unusual ways to earn money. no regular job needed. >> $2,500. for hair. pass me the scissors! >> all coming up on "the list." >>n of a good time. >> alcohol. many of us love it, but we all know it's not exactly healthy for us. well, good news. according

we are going to take a look at in a few minutes or satellite and radar and you are going to see some of the clouds really starting to form just south of us. 88 degrees here at this hour, a quick look at eagar, sara sending us this photograph, thank you for that, that's a gorgeous shot there as you can see. of the clouds that she is receiving here, that gives you an idea of what we are going to see here. take a look at southern arizona, tuscon, nogales, all of these folks starting to see some storm activity just around 10:00 or so this morning. that's when it really started to move in. and we are going to take a wider look here. and then we'll look at some of the activity that we'll experience in the next 24-48 hours or so. take a look at this futurecast. and some of that cloud cover up into the high country, into sedona, that's by tonight at about 7:00, and then take a look at some of these storms that really start to build. a lot of those storms coming through tuscon, right up the middle of the state by wednesday around noon. flagstaff, sedona, going to see some of those storms. and then north of that, north of the grand canyon, north r

us for quite a few days. >> yeah, that's exactly right. unfortunately the path we are tracking suggests that we are looking at stalling out near us for several days. sunday through monday, tuesday, even wednesday. already feeling the effects, a live look outside in philadelphia the cloud coverage hanging over us is ahead of tropical storm hermine. temperatureswise we are at 69, i don't expect us to warm up much today because of the cloud cover and shore points maybe only a few degrees difference from this morning through this afternoon. winds are at 10 miles per hour, they are much higher already along the shore. take a look right now, cape may, we can see if you look closely some of the trees just shimmying around out there, the flag whipping in the distance. we are looking at those kinds already picking up along the shore. so if you have your boats out there, if you have plans out there today, i would suggest that if you have boats you are taking anything loose, tying it down or taking that out of the bay if you can. as for plans to drive to the shore, i wouldn't do it this weekend with that potential for flooding moving forward. looking a

hopefully its looking better day. ken smith joins us now with the latest. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk are in our forecast for friday through monday. above seasonal to seasonal temperatures are expected the next three days. strong winds moves in saturday and lingers through monday. gu to 50mph are forecast for the southern and western part of the valley by sunday. we have fire weather watch for sunday between 11am until 11pm. as the front that drives the winds into las vegas pushes east, expect temperatures to plummet. the high monday is forecast to reach just 74. a man is dead.. officer is injured.. after a shootout in kingman, arizona. "where we live there is never anything going on around here. and that happened-- and like i said it was two loud bangs and the last one was very very loud. " according to police... the o

looking more attractive. at: commercial director right move. thank you for joining us. next, looking for alternatives. angela merkel's loss is the afd's gain. that is as the anti-immigration party performed well in berlin. what is next for the chancellor? this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 8:41 a.m. in london. this is on the move. let us get you a bloomberg business flash. here is christine harvey. christine: a suspicious device found in a rubbish bin near a new jersey train station exploded as a bomb squad was attempting to disarm it with a robot. that is according to ap which cited an official. the fbi was working to disarm one of five devices in the back. this discovery comes after an explosion in manhattan injured 29 people on saturday. joe kaser says geopolitical turbulence could hurt orders in 2017. the head of europe's biggest engineering firm told bloomberg that certainty could have customers delay projects. everyone is after efficiencies. it is not about capital spending. there is a lot of uncertainty in the market place. this the geopolitical tightness in the world. an

here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. this morning's crash was a desk. this morning's reminder of similar bad crashes in the past... where metro officers have rushed to be at the side of an injured colleague. metro police have not lost an officer in a crash since 2009. that year, they lost three officers within a period. also that year, a driver was arrested for driving impaired after she hit a motorcycle officer at sahara and buffalo... leaving him in serious condition. witnesses said dana saunders' jeep rear ended that officer... and check out this video-- this was from wednesday of this week near eastern and warm springs... a driver hit the back of a metro patrol car before crashing into a pole in front of a gas pump. the officer was crash. police said the driver had a diabetic episode... and was taken to the hospital. we'll be getting you updates on air and online all morning long.. be sure to che

everybody recognizes me. >> those kids do look up to us. i remember being in that position not too long ago and i feel like one person can >> romona: after that story went viral they want to sit with him now. bo ask -- he wants to join him for a football game. he is a superstar. a small gesture going a long way. >> romona: i heard that from so many that a child should never sit alone. >> tiffani: it happens. my daughter is it happens a lot. they tell you to spend time with someone and hopefully they do that. they didn't do it with bo and now they want to be his friend, his bestie. >> denise: a teaching moment for a lot of people. a new study says eating a meal within two hours of your bedtime could increase your chance of a heart attack or a stroke. that's because while we sleep our blood pressure typically drops 10 points. if you eat before bed your that could increase your chances of a heart-related death. >> romona: a connecticut woman who suffered a miscarriage opened the strap particular memory -- traumatic memories at babies r us. she

. >> i seen the other team looking at us. they were laughing, kind of and just looking at us like what's going on. it was an unbelievable moment. >> i just want to bring attention to the issue which is the social injustice that are going on within this country. >> i immediately thought, what am i going to do? and i said, i'm going to stand for my team. proudly i'm going to stand as the coach. >> reporter: the team's actions made national headlines and colin kaepernick even retweeted an article that was written about them. despite this being a controversial topic the players say they have received nothing but positive support from their teachers and friends. we asked them, what happens if they have negative reaction tonight, if someone in the crowd boos. they say they're just going block that out and continue doing what they're doing. there is talk that they may continue kneeling, but right now they're taking it one game at a time. and the national anthem is set to be played around 7:00. so in just about an hour we're going to

use. you have to know what you are looking for. you don't have the ability of hash tags for example and finding things easily as you do with twitter. it is a useful place for them. they documented how in 2015 they were driven from twitter and found save haven in telegram. another platform they use is jus paste it with where you just put pictures and links to things as well. and archives.org which a u.s.-based internet company based in california. all three of these entities still -- there is a lot of terrorist material on these entities. but even there things have become more difficult for isis and jihadist than maybe a year ago. that is a good thing. it is easy to beat up on social media companies. there has been progress if you compare to where we were a year ago or two years ago. >> host: i want to show video and get your reaction. you will recognize what this is: >> we cannot allow the internet to be used as recruiting tool and for other purposes by our enemy. we must shutdown their access to this form of communication and we mu

the uv index for here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. labor day weekend marks the official "unofficial" end of summer. 100-thousand likely hit the strip this labor day weekend.. and law enforcement is promoting safety with the "party smart" campaign. "when we come together to make every space a safe message that predatory behavior will be noticed, will not be tolerated and is not welcome here, we set an industry and community standard that helps protect residents and visitors alike." the initiative encourages partygoers to stick together and watch out for each other. the initiative provides training to night club staff on how to spot -- and prevent-- predators from getting into clubs. uber is also teaming up with the campaign.. now through next monday... the ride sharing service will donate 5-dollars from every ride to the rape crisis cent also use the code "party smart l-v" for a free ride up to 15-bucks. lab

their fathers were killed on 9/11, and 15 years later they carry a message: look at us, more resilient than ever. to the terrorists, they say, on the 105th floor of the world trade center's north tower, where he worked for cantor fitzgerald. "we've rebuilt, and we're stronger now than we were then. it's just a good feeling to are sitting here -- successful, intelligent," says jessica waring, 29, who lost her father, james waring, 49, on the second day of her freshman year of high school. "the fact that we could rise above it shows the type of people we are. al qaeda and now isis, they're not going to beat us." there were 3,051 children under the age of 18 who lost a parent on 9/11. ten of them -- ages 14 to 29 -- gathered on the 10th floor of 7 world trade center recently to town hall with cnn's brooke baldwin. they spoke of their loss and of lessons learned. of what it has been like to come of age in the age of terror. ad-lib before we go tonight. some final -- personalthoughts some final -- personal thoughts i covered the aftermath -- of the terror attacks. it was surreal. the twin t

us do just that. but what should we look for onl? these labe joining us with some tips is sharmi das. she's a consumer-education expert at the u.s. food and drug administration. welcome. >> hello.

now to a look at what is coming >> good morning. thank you for joining us. looking down at the the hone bridge. enjoying the sunshine. no delays there. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> see the sunshine around early, clouds are filling in. cloudy in sheboygan fond du lac counties and seeing the clouds continue to sagging to the south from the north. today 63 degrees. increasing clouds. a few spotty showers after 5:00. i have showers in the forecast for well. the temperatures in the 60s. dry, less humid for exercising outside. the dogs are even happier. >> not panting as much. >> yes. >> all right, it is just about 7:00. take wisn 12 news everywhere you go. melinda davenport is in new york city at "g.m.a." right now. keep a lookout for her. >> she's returning >>> good morning, america. a fierce historic debate. >> well, donald, i know you live in your own reality. >> she doesn't have the looks. she doesn't have the stamina. >> hillary clinton and donald trump go the head to head for the first time in front of their families in what could be

here is what he said this morning. >> donald trump is looking at us and saying, hey, guys, trust me. i'm not going to give you my tax returns. even richard nixon produced his tax returns. if you can't meet the ethical standard of richard nixon, god help you, folks. god help you. you wouldn't hire somebody for a summer job who wouldn't answer your questions in a job interview. he wants you to hire him to be president of the united states. he thinks we're chumps. >> i wonder if mike pence, governor pence, assuaged concerns about that he would release them when the audits are over. or if he just drew attention to it? >> he just drew attention to it. if you talk to trump's advisors, his lawyers advised him not to release his taxes while under audit. there is nothing illegal about releasing it. what is the political calculation if he does. what would people be able to see that he wouldn't want them to see related to charitable giveings or the lack of charitable giveings. he is in real estate development. there are loopholes all over the place. idea his tax rate would be extremely low. ass

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. >>> but first, a look at the forecast. tell us it won't be another wet commute today. >> it looks like the majority morning. looking at the satellite radar composite, scattered showers, very isolated in nature. now, not a lot of us will be impacted. as far as temperatures are concerned, we are looking at 70s for the majority of us. let's take a look at those. 72 raleigh and durham, 70 in lewisburg. if you're starting in fayetteville, you have a current temperature of 72. let's take a look at your forecast full screen this in you're getting ready to step outside. at noon, close to 80. that in itself is already an improvement from where we have been, 81 our afternoon high, very seasonal temperatures for this time of year and, again, just a few passing showers. let's go ahead and switch gear and we'll check on traffic this morning. we want to show you a camera i- 40 and wade avenue. if you're get ready to head in this direction, hey, it's let's get to those drive times. westbound loop, all in the green, which is to be expec ed early

here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. overnight-- a huge fire damaged six businesses in a shopping center... the fire broke out just before 3 a- and fox5's peter dawson has been out there all morning.. he joins us now with the very latest.. peter what do we know? an old roof and replacing it which would be more costly they just built a new roof over the old one because that's cheaper in the long run so we got the fire trapped between those two rooves, what we have to do is open it up. we can't put water on smoke, we can only put water on flames." it's relatively calm in north carolina this morning.. following a night of peaceful protests. it was the third night of demonstrations.. after a a black police officer shot and killed keith lamont scott...who was also black. the shotting happened on tuesday. scott's family has now seen police video of the shooting.. and says it doesn't prove he was holding a