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a lousy night this evening, followed by a lousy day tomorrow. tomorrow very similar, maybe not quite as heavy in delaware, 65 degrees, still cloudy, chilly, windy, saturday, still cloudy on sunday, but we could have some breaks, given this mid 70s. >> the sun will be back sometime next month. >>> tonight, deadly train disaster. a speeding commuter train crashes into a station at rush hour. the painic inside, at least one killed, over a hundred injured. and the safety system that might have prevented it. why didn't this train have it? >>> mystery motive. what drove a 14-year-old to allegedly go on a shooting rampage at a school playground? tonight the firefighters hailed as heroes at the scene. >>> bank scandal. the former employee who says wells fargo fired her for following orders to open fake accounts and the ceo in the hot seat again today. >>> plan of attack, how team trump is plotting to go after hillary clinton for her husband's past scandals. >>> and flu warning, why experts worry more children will catch potentially deadly case

i had a lousy agent. i had a lousy apartment. i had a string of i had a weird roommate. and somehow i get my hand on this script with a great fa part for me in it, great part, funny, dark comedy, kind of a crazy character, arrogant, workaholic, in crappy relationships. and i worked my ass off on this thing. and i go in to audition, and i make lousy auditioner. i get flop sweat. i get nervous. i melt down, and probably why i didn't have any jobs. i mean, the the producer comes out and he goes, "that was unbelievable. that was the best audition, like, by a mile. we haven't seen anybody half that good." i go to the the next step, which is the producers of the show. and that's-- and again, i crush this audition. and i come out, and the guy is like, "this is unbelievable. i think we found our guy." i go to the next step, which is the network, which, if you don't know what that's like, it's its >> stephen: a lot of pressure. >> yeah, a lot of pressure. again, very nervous, and i really want this job. >> stephen: how long ago is this? >> about 20, 25 years ago. 20-- i don't kno

he said it was a lousy deal for ohio.an you imagine a senator from ohio calling the saving of the auto industry a lousy deal? now, let me tell you what happened after this industry was saved. a few months after the industry was saved, i had the privilege of riding in the first chevy cruz that came off the assembly line. [cheers] [applause] it was a beautiful, red one and my wife went out and bought one just like it. [applause] so, what about college affordability? a lot of young people here today. rob portman voted to cut millions of dollars out of pell grants. and he has proposed allowing students with great debt to refinance their debt at a lower interest rate. what about equal pay for equal work? how many women do we have in this crowd? [cheers] rob portman as noted five times against pay equity for women. he is opposed to roe versus wade. employerss that should tell a woman whether or not her insurance should provide her with contraceptive coverage. that is the record with women. what about retirement security? oh, we

the >> she is more of a burden because she is a lousy record she has to defend. she also has a compatibility problem. i don't she contacted last night. i think she was a policy hawk. i think she had new figures and facts and names that made her look look smart. it doesn't help move the needle on warming her up. >> i'm a democrat but i call it like a ca. that has been one of the consistent problems hillary clinton has had. she's got a trustworthiness problem. she did as good as i think she could do last night in the debate as far as trying too on one hand showed one hand showed a command of issues but at the same time not to live up with donald trump. a very delicate balance. the >> she did avoid the al gore trap. what do you think of that? >> i think mr. trump left a lot of points out there. for an analogy he could've had a few birdies and we got some cars. >> when you're at the trump tower known for speaking out about it. >> absolutely not. if anything, a lot of the team wanted him to be a little tougher runner. neil: why didn't he, if the reports are right, lis

we have seen temperatures that lousiness early july for daytime high, the moisture tracks through. we'll track a few rain drops from 3:00 to 4:00. this will be unequal opportunity for everyone to get a good dose of rain. we'll go with 64 for mostly cloudy tonight. tonight. after the front makes it way through, we'll have more sun shine thursday and friday. we have another system saturday. sunday you could see a few rain drops but for game time we are mostly cloudy skies. >>> green bay's apple store sell they get a lot of calls about when the iphone is coming out or if they can get their iphone fix. the store owner said she only sales update came out. >> did you do it. >> nope. >> i did it. everything worked fine. >>> we're going to talk about chicago staying red hot against >>> sports. >> ripped into right field all the way to the wall. >> this game turned real quick on the indians tonight. a game tied at one turned on its side in the fifth inning. >> in the sixth he walked then the three-two change up and they started bunching hits and they came in a hurry. i thought he was gettin

and i go in to audition, and i make lousy auditioner. i get flop sweat. i melt down, and probably why i didn't have any jobs. but i go in and i kill. i mean, the the producer comes out and he goes, "that was unbelievable. that was the best audition, like, by a mile. we haven't seen anybody half that good." i go to the the next step, which is the producers of the show. and that's-- and again, i crush this audition. and i come out, and the guy is like, "this is unbelievable. i think we found our guy." i go to the next step, wch know what that's like, it's its own kind of hell. >> stephen: a lot of pressure. >> yeah, a lot of pressure. again, very nervous, and i really want this job. >> stephen: how long ago is this? >> about 20, 25 years ago. 20-- i don't know. i've tried to block it out. ( laughter ) but, here i am. i go into the network. there's a bunch of suit, a bunch of network executives. the head of the network is there. i'm extremely nervous. i calm myself down. i do this audition. when i'm finished, they stand up and applaud. i got a standing ovati

the timing is lousy. let's look at the temperatures. we're cool in the north country. the skies are clear there in berlin. we're near 50 in southern new hampshire. a patchwork of clouds. we have more rain off to the south. there's more where that came from. it appears like it is going to be more rain than dry for the upcoming weekend, including today. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. now for a look at the joined by my long-time friend, 95.7 wzid deb davidson. good morning, deb. how are you? deb: i'm going great, chris. what a great surprise and way to start friday morning. we're seeing some delays as you make your way into the durham area. we have a crash where both sides of the road is closed. that's because emergency vehicles are on the scene and detours are in place. 101 is slow right now i northbound. that continues on to 93 northbound. that's due to some line paving and lane closures. the everett turnpike we have a pocket of heavy volume. in massachusetts, all major roads are up to speed at this check. this report is brought to you by autofair. from the wzid tra

in the first 20 minutes of the debate that was so effective is she is one of the architect was the lousy economy and lousy situation that we live in right now in the united states, and she is of the political class who is completely ignored the american people for decades, but he couldn't follow that little yellow line for an hour and a half in. kennedy: and add to that quickly. while she's talking about job creation, he could have talked about job failure while she was united states senator from new york where she promised to bring hundreds of thousands of jobs especially to upstate new york where they subsequently lost jobs. and he also could have owned the fact not only does he have wealth, he wants others to have wealth. >> he could have also made, as the republican nominee maybe said it's not the job of government to be a job accelerator. that you can get out of the way -- >> they cannot contain themselves. they both think it's the job of government to do everything. >> when he said i have a great temperament. room audibly laughed. that's a problem for him, right? and it's true he w

it feels lousy out there, because the humidity levels have increased. in the 40s and 50s, all of a sudden here's our kale right here, it's awful, ranging anywhere from 65 to 70. it's a tropical air mass. it's warm and soupy out there this morning under a mostly cloudy sky. this is a slow-moving cold front approaching from the northwest. it will take its good old sweet time getting in here, once it gets in here, it will take its good old sweet time getting out. one or two areas pick up a spotty thunderstorm later on. the better threat is after midnight tonight and tomorrow morning. keep an eye to the sky after 2:00 p.m., north and west of philadelphia. those are the areas that have a chance of seeing the stray thunderstorm. tomorrow morning after midnight getting into the wee hours of the morning. showers and thunderstorms developing west of the city. that line pushes south and east through the tail end of the morning commute. look at the shades, the reds and the maroons this is a heavy driving rain, the downpour for parts of the area that will continue

if you're looking for sunshine through the weekend, most of us are after the lousy weather, they bring out a quarter inch of rain, you have to feel good about our chances were nice beach weekend. the kinds to get outside and do some fixing the weather will cooperate, if you see rain it will be late day stuff. sunrise 40 5 o'clock we have to think about the possibility. forecast highs for friday, even though the morning has been cool, 95 in sarasota go 93 in tampa. even in the morning have been pleasant, the afternoon has record-breaking highs. a similar set up on friday. saturday and sunday the afternoon highs will go down back to where they should be. the tropics, a couple areas we are watching, i don't this amounts to anything. pretty good chance this does. regardless. even if he becomes a named storm, the path should be just like that. at this point, a long-range model, nothing in terms of a threat to the us. the wind is at 5 to 10 kn. 84 degrees, light chop in the bay. uv index will be 11. 713 sunrise, 741 sunset. hour by hour forecast overnight, partly cloudy to clear. some class

they think you're of how lousy that last person was. it happens lot probably most frequent one you start who you interviewed last or recently. we've got to go. i guess my take away on what you told me today is there was some things out of your control. pleatly kout of your control we always try to find we will honest when wh you better your chance we will to you that also something that will happeni want people to understand not always their fault. not always something you can do about it. good for see you my friend. hey dave. nice warm and humid start to our monday. and we're going to finish the same way we did yesterday. some scattered thunderstorms around. heir at 9:00 a.m. we've got brandon at 82. st. petersburg at 80. 81 in clearwater. mid 70s up in citrus county. upper 70s to around 80 degrees in sarasota. and inland locations are flirting with that 80-degree mark. already. boy how fast it warms up, right? also a little bit of upper level energy drifting into area. that combined with the day, those sea breezes we will actually hav

the broncos next opponent is off to a lousy start. the colts were beaten by the lions, colts drive play, turned into the worse play in nfl history. lions 39-35. >> greasy may be the only person that could relate to what he is going through right now and even then he tells 9news reporter rod mackey his pressure was worse. [ music ] . >> sacked for the first time. >> he will be picked off at the 13-yard line. not all smooth sailing. in those incidences where the bumps do happen i think that gary is very adept at helping, you know, young quarterbacks through the difficult times and to maintain focus on the right things. i would say he learned some from what i went through and handled things. but trevor, the reality is that the expectation is not to be peyton manning. he needs to play his game. >> good enough athlete. head first dive inside the 30. >> you said with john and he said with peyton i have to be myself. i am not worried about the guy in front of me, how hard was that to separate that? for yourself and teammates and his teammate

. >> whether it is a paper towel, it has to be paper, it filters out lousy ldl-cholesterol levels. >> espresso is unless it is filter it will not have the same health benefits. heather: could day care cost more than college? a new report from a think tank called new america finds the average cost of full-time child care for a child up to age 4 is about $9,600 a year. compare that to the average cost of in-state college tuition, that's about two-hundred dollars less. in massachusetts, day care costs these photos posted online posing a big question whether you think someone is -- going too far disciplining a child in public and should you intervene? the mom who took these photos did. our erika tarantal has her story. reporter: erica was shopping in texas when she saw a father appearing to pull his daughters heyer while he pushed a grocery cart. >> i said let her hair go. business. i said right now she is my business. >> the mother of four posted this photo to facebook, shared more than 242,000 times. >> i received over 900 private messages on my facebook. >> many called her a hero. and

. >> it's lousy that it's weighed out. i don't like to say it's a victory. we're just going to move forward. >> reporter: they faced off in court over the voluntary body camera pilot program that was supposed to start last week. but no one volunteered, so 100 mandated service. today the court called the quest a self-inflicted wound. the injunction for the successful implementation. >> i have a great department. we have nothing to hide. hopefully this will show that we want to be transparent, accountable, and show some of the challenges we cited studies that body cameras put officers at greater risk, something the court called inconclusive: . >> there's a lot of what-ifs. i think once the officers get a valuable tool that can increase their safety. >> reporter: and it is a six- month trial program that will be evaluated from there. the union says it is committed to working with the department to make the program a success for both the community and boston police officers. >>> a man who spent 20 years in jail for the murder of a boston police officer is gettin

this is tailor-made, the rockies lousy pitching staff, you are out of there. brandon belt also had a double and a triple. that's one home run away from the cycle. thank you, grande. buster posey, that's his 1000th career hit. it's a home run, 14th of the year. again rockies are tailor-made if you are trying to make a stretch run for the playoffs, boom. they got lousy pitching, their season is long gone. the giants are feeling good. home run for hunter pence. matt moore, 7 2/3, six hits, one-run, 11 strikeouts, 12-3 giants. crawford had four hits and two triples tonight but here we go, this is the wildcard, two teams , the best two teams come sunday night, will play each other for the right to me the chicago cubs in a best-of- seven. so the giants hanging in there a game ahead of the saint louis cardinals. bob melvin and the a's, while. just about it. and they are going to finish in the seller unless the angels quit playing. this is jerry marte, grand slam off daniel mengden. 8-1 angels. and once again, the a's pretty much are going to be in the american league

. >> so listen it is a lousy day allow yourself a lot of extra time. mine had branches and leaves down every where, and so that will slow you down at first and then you have the puddles and piles of water every where, bus stop buddy is only person that has already, for all of this, because he has umbrella and rain gear on. temperatures in the 50's and 60's, picking up my lozenge off the floor and throwing it out. here's the deal, we've got flood advisory for delaware county, part of the philadelphia area and flood warning in southern delaware. they have been hit particularly hard by this rain. here's a live look at ultimate doppler and you will see heavy rain continuing in sussex county delaware, some in new castle will county, salem county, new jersey and you can see it all moving from south to thort, just drawing in all that moisture from the ocean, so it just keeps pounding and pounding this rain, middletown delaware particularly hard hit this morning. so is norristown, up in montgomery county, and up too the north of us in the lehigh will valley ar

if i said you know what, i expect -- >> you did such a lousy job.'m not going to pay you. >> never, never, never. >> ever, ever, ever. >> never one time. >> who won? hillary won. i think donald, it was tied after the first quarter. the second quarter, donald may have taken the lead, probably went into halftime, hillary a little bit, but in the third and fourth, hillary ran away with it. >> now we could a second debate coming up and there'll be a third. if you had to advise either candidate, what would you tell them? >> i'd say to donald, you have to maintain your composure. you have to own your -- it was so easy to set him up because if you contradicted him, whether, you know, what he said about the war in iraq, his bills, his taxes, he won't own the issues. the birther issue. he has to just own it and move forward. >> how would he owned it? what would he have done? >> the bishter issue, i was wrong. because it's created too much of a diversion. again, from me making america great again. it was way too much energy, i was wrong. if he would ever just

republican elites who need to be held accountable for decades of using dog whistle economics into lousyst economist policies. but this country deserves that big debate about serious issues. the second basket hillary clinton spoke of that ill-fated evening got little attention, and how the democratic party reen gauges the white working class, but more of a bigger issue, how do was as a country deal with disruptive globalization, the rise of right-wing populism, and the end of traditional work. i'll tell you one way we do it. your previous segment on the costs of war, we need to understand the perils of endless war, and bring back so much of those trillions, into this country, and reengage the world in a different, less militaristic way. chuck, those are the big issues that should have been discussed at the commander in chief meeting, which, i hate to say, was installment number 44 in media malpractice 2016. >> i will leave that comment as is, for obvious reasons there, katrina. >> your segment was critical, i thought that was vital for this. >> matthew, let me get at something else here.

so, weather by the numbers, going to be a lousy day. as we folk just on those headlines, grab the umbrellas, the ponchos, moderate to heavy rain, even some gusty winds from time to time as well. look at the scale. one to ten. it is about a three. so, we're looking at the cloud cover. also, looking at temperatures below average, the high, only around 68 degrees, wet and windy by this afternoon. will the weather behave for beyonce tonight? we are looking at some cloud cover, and it looks like shower chances, bok kelly, will be around at the linc. hey, no umbrellas, too. >> that's right. no umbrellas, remember that, if you are going to the link tonight, i know parents taking the kids down there, no umbrellas are permitted at the linc. i put a link up on my facebook and twitter page, that shows the do's, and the don't's for the concert tonight if you're new to going down thereto lincoln financial field. an example of what's ahead of you out the front door this morning, gang. 6:03, live look at the schuylkill expressway in king of prussia. h

lousie murray: 12:24:28 "i think it's horrible. i think it's horrible.""this morning i told everybody to stay in the house because i had to go to a doctors appointment. i come back and and crying and i'm like what's going on? grandma our friend got shot! got shot where? got shot on the corner over here. i say oh my goodness, right around the corner? right around the corner, this don't the corner. this does not make any sense. >> a 13-year-old girl suffered a gunshot wound to the head before 8 am and was pronounced two boys and a man. >> i bet you any money they were with chicago kids that got set up with cedar rapids boyds that want to be back. >> the victim and two girls told him his girlfriend they were locked out of their house and cold. his girlfriend let them sleep in the car. he heard a gunshot while eating breakfast and a girl yelled a shot my sister. he then saw three males get out of the car looking scared and called the cops as they ran. with t h within 10 minutes. >> samantha lives across the street and she saw the young girl around the neighbor

he said it was a lousy deal for ohio. can you imagine a senator from saving of thehe auto industry a lousy deal? let me tell you what happened after this industry was waived. industryths after that -- let me tell you what happened after this industry was waived. -- saved. a few months after the industry , i had the privilege of writing in the first chevy cruz off the assembly line. riding in the of first chevy cruz off the assembly line. went out and bought one just like that. portman has opposed allowing students to refinance their debt at a lower interest rate. what about equal pay for equal work? how many women do we have in this crowd. [applause] voted five times against a equity for women. he is opposed to roe v wade. he believes an employer should whether or not her insurance should provide her with contraception coverage. his record with women. what about retirement security? we love social security and medicare, don't we? we really do. rob portman tried to privatize social security, and he voted to turn medicare i

he still wearing scars from the lousy finish of a year ago. have a great weekend everybody. >>> continuing to monitor the breaking news out of tampa and the protesters gathering want black man by the name of levonia riggins and deputy caleb johnson on paid administrative leave. we will monitor the situation. at this point it has been peaceful but we will continue to monitor it. >>> continuing coverage on that and today's top stories on >> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, bob odenkirk, kendall jenner, and music from kiefer sutherland with cleto and the cletones. and now, stay focused, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching.

lousy conditions. heavy seas along the coast, whitecaps and waves creating a real challenge for anybody out on the ocean. that includes ferry passengers from martha's vineyard arriving at the steamship authority dock in woods hole, happy to have made it safely even though labor day weekend ended early. >> it was sad to cut it short, but i was nervous we would be stuck out there until thursday. i'm happy we got back. >> we made it. >> >> on nantucket, conditions were even worse. so bad that fairy trips were canceled on a number of different lines. and back at the woods hole terminal, there were challenges as well. >> that's where our car is. all of the fairies back on the highline were canceled. we were able to get on this one. but our car is in hyannis, so now we are trying to get a cab but we can't get a cab. >> but at least they are back in the mainland making the crossing despite rough up a little more. it wasn't as bad as everyone thought it was going to be. >> it was incredibly calm. it was strang

nothing sucks the life out of the team more than a lousy but if you can't, go out and get people. don't misidentify. go really spend money and bring in qual major league relievers. >> old arms versus young arms. i'm saying make the young arms and make them in to something. in the meantime, go back to your broncos. i'm a. >> go rockies. >>> hi, everybody. colorado's opponent wore funny uniforms tonight, but the buffalos had the last laugh. oregon charged on to the field with green jerseys, white plus orange socks and shoes just like real ducks. but it was colorado freshman quarterback steven montes who was all he was quacked up to be. montes making his first career in cu history to throw for more than 300 yards and run for another 100 in the same game. montes tossed three touchdown passes including one caught with just five fingers by bryce to give the buffs a lead with 2 minutes left. ducks had a chance to steal it at the end. witherspoon intercepted the pass in the end zone to clinch it. cu wins the conference opener 41-38 and head coach mike macintyre lets the fears flow. >> lea

. >> it's lousy the way it's laid out in the court as us versus the union. program a success. >> the 100 officers are racially and gender diverse. b.p.d. says 55 are white, 29 are black, 13 are latino and three are asian. 87 of the 100 are men. as -- as fox 25 has reported the boston police chief and seven other members of the command staff are wearing those body cameras. >>> tests are expected back on the birds found dead in dorchester. fox 25 reported last week at least 40 birds were killed. some residents say the birds were sent to the state lab for testing. a few cats also became sick and one had to be put down. officials are checking if the virus is to blame or if someone intentionally harmed the birds. >>> the district attorney's office has identified a man killed in taunton the d.a.'s office says 39-year-old mark green died when he was thrown from his boat. taunton fire officials say the first wooden boat was and a third collided into a pileup. all three drivers were ejected. hundreds of spectators are gathered shore -- are -- had gathered onshore. >>

. >> it's lousy that it's laid out like this as the union. i don't like to say it's a victory we're just going to move forward. we have nothing to hide and we're hoping to make this program is set to kick off here in the city monday. meantimedy reach out onto the union president today by phone and by e-mail to get his reaction to the ruling but i never heard back. in boston, erica richie, fox 25 news. >>> happening tomorrow afternoon, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will join janitors and security officers on -- employees getting fired. commits down to whether bank management knew about it or not. either way she wrapped up with this comment about the overall viability of the bank. >> they are supposed to keep track of people's money, safety, security, and not know that more than 5,000 of your employees that tells me this is a bank that is simply too big to manage. >> one has been one of several senators outspoken about banks considered too big to fail in the years after the great recession. >>> we have learned when the man charged with

. >>> are you thhnking you may have lousy service, you're not crazy that denver ranked the worst in the country for mobile data speeds. part of thattis geography and part is the population boom we have seen in the past decade. t-mobile says it's revamping its network which should help subscribers in the denver metro area get a boost soon. no word from verizon, sprint on speeds. >>> we know two of the hottest zip codes in the country are here in our state. according to realtor .com, 80233 n. deland's third high marks for parks and schools and access to trails. 80996 colorado springs takes fourth place. number one and 2 texas, california. brighton, longmont made the top 15. rankings based on how long it takes properties to sell and viewed. >>> in november, you will vote on the proposal that will triple the taxes on a pack of cigarettes. taxes go from $.84-$2.59 per pack. partners in national jewish health are in favor of raising the tax saying this will discourage people from smoking, especially your kids. >> what we know from evidence is the strongest way to get people to quit smoking is

lousy. >> all right, thank you very much, is a bone in a. >>> camden county police say they're makingrogress in the murder investigation of an eight-year-old girl. little gabbie carter died last month after police say a stray bullet hit her on the streets of camden. the shooter or shooters are on the loose still. a $76,000 reward is waiting for whoever can provide information that leads to an arrest and conviction. if you know anything, investigators very much want to hear from you. >>> some of the beverage industry are going after the city of philadelphia in court. they're suing over the soda tax. the new tax is set to kick in next year and it stirred up controversy at its first mention. our chris o'connell is live in center city and, chris, you've been talking to folk in the beverage industry about why they say this tax is not fair. >> reporter: lucy, small bottles but a very big fight. the battle over soda and other sugary drinks rekindle link tonight here at philadelphia city hall. the beverage industry and local businesses trying to put the breaks on the tax they say is illegal.

would be spectacular and then he put down the dog, picked up the ball, let scooby sniff it and made a lousy throw, strange but >> and look at the smile. ism thinks he's so good, too. >> the satisfaction as if he did go so great. >> he's supposed to take the free hand and toss the ball. >> he grew up in a family that's in ringling brothers and that's whatever delivered. >> not impressed. >> sorry for wasting your time. >> can we say the strange but >>> breaking news tonight. police attacked. two officers assaulted by a man wielding a cleaver. the attacker shot at the scene, the fbi trying to determine, tm. >>> don't use them. a new federal recall on the samsung phone blamed on sparking dozens of fires and now growing fears about other samsung models as well. >>> back on the trail, hillary clinton returns after her health scare, to a virtual dead heat in a new poll. and a new call for donald trump to release his taxes from the leader of the gop. >>> desperate 911 call. an abducted woman leads police right to her captor. tonight the shocking discovery made at the scene. >>> and sniffing out da

it's lousy to see this in-fighting. >> a judge is expected to rule by friday at noon. and if he rules in the city's favor, officers will be suiting up first thing monday morning. o' boston this evening, keli >>> amherst police arrest a man accused of an alarming assault on a u-mass student. the student was off campus when 18-year-old samuel textador who was posing as an uber driver offered to drive her to campus saturday morning when he allegedly assaulted her. she was able to escape. >>> and two people are hurt after a crash on 495 north. you can see the car is flippedded over on the side of the highway. it happened near exit 23 in marlborough. two lanes were closed while the crash was cleared. three people are dead after two small planes crash in georgia. officials say it happened when both pilots tried to land at west georgia regional airport. two men and a woman were killed. >>> investigators say it looked like the planes crashed into each other in midair. >> a fight playing out on capitol hill after the zika bill failed to pass last night. >> it is not good enough

>> reporter: lousy, we just spoke with the police chief a few moments ago and he has informed us that situation is over. it's under control. they do have this man in custo custody. however, they tell us he's been taken in for mental health evaluation. the police chief says that there's nothing criminal about what happened here but it appose to be a mental health situation. but just to recap earlier this call came in to employees around 2:30 this afternoon. we're told by police that a friend of the 5484 old man actually called police the person was concerned about the man saying that he was in some sort of a crisis. he had been drinking. he was despondent and the person told police that the man also had guns inside of the home. again, that call came in at 2:30. this continued to be a situation up until possibly about maybe 15 or 20 minutes ago. so eight hours later, the situation has finally resolved itself. a part of the neighborhood had been evacuated for safety reasons. some schools had also been oh lock down the police chief tells us that this wasn't actually a barricade zig. decli

this is a lousy way to tart injure friday. the car dangling over the engine of this parking garage in austin text. it's not not clear what happened. but the car was safely lowered to the grounds. a lot of you called police about this because as you can see it looks like this car backed through the wall of the parking garage. but that's a balloon. weather we are not seeing anything like this thank good these. this tornado touched down near champagne illinois. 3 all four twisters touched down. many farmers are still adding up to damage to their land. >>> thank goodness we've had much more calm weather here across colorado the last few days. nice quiet conditions out there now partly cloudy skies over downtown denver and beautiful conditions in steamboat springs, colorado:the moose do today. and a lot of festivals going on this weekend. are you taking bart in any of these? the potato day festival in greeley harvest parade in nevada chili fest in brighton touchdown salida buena vista apple fest apple green chili forecast cookoff.

. >> we just got a lousy jobs report, right, 1.5 million less manufacturing jobs. >> julie said the effective tax rate is lower because of loopholes. if the tax rate wasn't so high, they would take the money and keep it here. they're leaving it over there. maybe there's a reason for, because our taxes are too high here. >> well, there's a confusion -- >> yeah, i think it's immaterial. they're keeping it over there no matter what. >> they're still not paying them. it's not that they wouldn't have to pay them. >> it's going to be like ireland. >> no it's not going to be like ireland. there's a higher tax base in ireland. >> leave it to the leprechaun. i'm irish, kaitlyn, charlie and julie. we've got the stocks that our guys say will work for you so you don't have to. come back in a minute. jackie: as an 18 year old, i let my mistakes kind of take over my life. i was point-five credits away from completing high school and i didn't do it. angela: i got pregnant and i was the main one working so, i did what i had to do to survive. jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí. karim: most of my fa

william evans says bpd's body camera pilot program will now start first thing monday morning >> it's lousy that it played union, and so i don't like to say it's a victory. we're just going to move forward. over two days this week the police union fought the city in court to prevent it from assigning cameras to officers. but judge douglas wilkins ed friday in favor of the city criticizing the police union for insisting the program be voluntary and then telling its members not to volunteer. particularly unfair to enjoin the commissioner's order when the union's alleged injury is, in significant part, self-inflicted. >> and we hope that they will take the time between now and monday to rethink that approach and to embrace this pilot program. union president pat rose says he's disappointed, but in a statement said he will work to make the cameras a success. >> i believe what we are going to find is that the body-worn cameras will highlight the good work that is done by the members of the union every day. so, where does boston stand on the body camera issue compared to other big cities across t

truth is, denver is a lousy stature town. it is bad that joe sacic is not outside the pepsi center. the rockies but that should probably be in brooklyn. that national league clinching mold would work. carmelo anthony demanded a trade and forfeited his statue ability. there is a big bear at the convention center. and a big blue horse at the airport. no elway. it is time to give this man a >> you know i love my bobble head dolls and these three of elway are really cool. but they are only six inches tall. elway's figures should be six foot three. life size. >> don't you think? >> with a proportional head. >> you had a great idea about the helicopter. >> it could be a weather vane and spin in the wind! >> you wake up to some cloud cover tomorrow. but not a bad day. mid 80s . that is above the average of 77. temperatures start to decrease as we head into thursday and friday. best chance for showers will be friday. the weekend, mid 60s , comfortable. really going to start to look and feel like fall. >> tonight show is next. jimmy has mark wahlburg and sophia vergara. it is a remarkable sh

not only does it mean inland highs near 100, it also means lousy air quality for the second day in a row. spare the air day is declared. heat advisories will be posted for tomorrow because temperatures will approach and exceed 100 degrees inland. there is relief in sight if you've got good vision because we'll have to wait till wednesday for it. details in the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> new at 11:00, police are trying to find the person who shot two others tonight in berkeley. it happened just before 8:30 at king street and alcatraz avenue. a man and woman were injured. both are expected to survive. in san francisco police are investigating a pepper spray attack that they believe was a hate crime. it happened around 7:30 last night outside a restaurant at golden gate avenue and fillmore street. police say several suspects went up to a man and used homophobic slurs. when his friend came outside a suspect assaulted them both with pepper spray. five men sped away in a minivan. >>> police at uc berkeley are investigating two separate reports of sexual battery. witnesses told pol

it's lousy to see it, this in-fighting. >> the judge is expected to rule by noon on friday. commissioner the city, well, officers will be suiting up first thing monday morning. in boston this afternoon, kelli o'hara, 7 news. >>> and hurst police arrest a man after an alarming assault on a u-mass student. police say he posed as an uber driver and indecently assaulted the student. u-mass police say the students was off campus when the 18-year-old seen here approached her and offered to drive her to campus saturday morning. that's when the assault allegedly happened. she was able to escape. >>> police say a lawrence firefighter was drunk when he h that. 7's john cocoa has much more from lawrence. >> reporter: just after midnight tuesday, lawrence police responded to a domestic incident at a house on south boylston street. a man trying to get into a safe stocked with guns. the man inside a 49-year-old lawrence firefighter. according to paperwork, police heard one obvious gunshot from inside the house. officers saw a large dog come out of the house, and as it that the firefighter