>> lowery: no. and frankly, i-- i-- i think the allegations aren't based in the facts. >> cooper: you're saying they're completely false? >> lowery: yes. we get less than one complaint received even one report of a health care professional contracting an infection as a result of a flaw in our product. >> cooper: lowery says bernard vezeau didn't raise his concerns until after he left the company; vezeau says he was fired because he was vocal about the problems. the company also questions the motives of this man, keith edgett, the former head of research and engineering for the gowns. in this video deposition, edgett expresses the same concerns as at the company. >> keith edgett: i believe that they were putting customers in harm's way, and i was struggling with that. >> cooper: i want to show you the-- the results of a test performed by intertek labs. it shows that 77% of your microcool gowns failed one or both of the sleeves. >> lowery: yeah. >> cooper: 77% is a lot. >> lowery: anderson, it's-- it'

and for kyle lowery, as he has throughout the olympics, shows why he's a part of this team. you hear about k.d., kevin durant. you hear about carmelo anthony, who scores a record number of points. but kyle lowery, if you talk to the players and coaches, behind the scenes, he's been a force on this team. it's great to see him do so on the world stage. >> all right. jay gray, we appreciate it very. we'll get an update in another half hour or so. we'll see you then. >> see ya. >>> getting mean. mayor reads some not-so-nice tweets about himself. why this was part of a celebration for the mayor. >>> just about 6:00. sometimes people make unkind comments on social media. especially when it comes to public figures. >> jim kenney proved it but reading some of the mean tweets he received during his first year in office. watch this. >> i know i'm not alone when i say this. are you being paid to say stupid things? or is this really who you are? it's really who i am. philly jim kenney is a liar or an idiot. take your pick. i vote for idiot. >> this is his idea. he decided to read the tw

. >> reporter: david lowery directs the new film. >> all you do here is run up the bank and disappear. >> wait! >> reporter: and set out to completely reimagine the story. >> we've got this title. the title says that the ch has a dragon. we'll take those facts and run with them and tell a different story. >> he's bleended realism with magic which is another value i think we've kind of lost in our culture. >> just because you don't see something doesn't mean it's not there. >> that's where she walks through -- >> reporter: this is lowery's first big-budget studio film. having made a name for himself directing independent features are you made small films, this >> yeah, it's weird. the nuts and bolts of it are still like -- you know, you get a camera and couple of actors and figure out how to shoot a scene and what angles work the best and what the emotion of it is. and then you call action and watch it happen. >> action! >> what are you going to be shooting today? >> wait! >> today is a really fun scene. this is the scene that leads up to us all seeing and meeting pete for the first ti

should be a big part of the men's squad, tell us about that. >> reporter: yeah, kyle lowery is a guy who is explosive on the basketball court. even the players that are part of this unbelievable team are amazed at what he's able to do on the floor. he should play a huge roll, it should be a cakewalk for team usa. this is the best team in the world by a long shot. and it should be enjoyable to watch these guys have a little fun and really get through what has become kind of a tradition for usa basketball to see these men come through. even players on the teams they oppose stop and take pictures scanned for autographs. i'm sure it will be quite an experience for them. >> yeah, it's fun to watch. jay gray reporting live from rio for us, jay, thanks. >> heading out of town, you've probably seen the dnc donkeys all over philadelphia over the past month. but hear where most of them are gone -- or why most of them are gone, and what's next for the donkeys still lingering around. you could spend your dollar on this. or you can spend it on this. ♪ you could spend your buck on this. or you can

kyle lowery on the assist. team u.s.a. wins their third straight goal and number three for carmello anthony, the most ever by an american male basketball player. u.s.a. now with 121 medals. 51 more than any other country. >>> finally, bizarre finish in the bronze medal match. the wrestler from mongolia begins to celebrate winning but loses it. then his coaches lose it taking off their clothes and throwing their shoes in disgust. sarah: wait until your daughter is two. that's when that happens. that's how they do it. >>> kick ball season officially kicked off this afternoon in south philadelphia. dozens of athletes in the city's lgbt intermural league took part. walter: jerry sandusky is expected to appear in court tomorrow for another day of his continued appeals hearing. he wants a new trial saying his defense attorneys did not do an adequate job. he took the stand for the first time during the first day of his appeal back on august 12th >>> a second person has within arrested in connection with the death of a penn state

christie, rich lowery of "national review" thanks for being here. >>> let's get back to the markets.ing news again on st. jude. we were told the stock is halted about the news of possibility of a hacking into their medical device cardiac device. that is not good. is adam shapiro available? reporter: yes. ashley: adam, what can you tell us? >> keep an eye. it will start trading a few seconds. this is from the chief technological officer. he said the allegations are absolutely untrue. st. jude medical which makes these devices we want to reassure our patients that our instruments meet highest international requirements and international authorities and meet standards. when the stock was, affirm muddy waters which shorts stocks came out with a report that merlin at home devices monitor implanted or heart cardiac device had some kind of a flaw which would allow cyber hacking. according to st. jude, they say the report of muddy waters applies to older versions of the merlin at home device that had not been patched with upgrades. according to st. jude medical, e new devices have. ashley: t

a whole variety of programs, and services that go, not only there inside the care center, out at lowery but inside folks' homes, so this is one of l greaserves we provide. >> how can folks get involved? >>great queson. so we www.mask project.org. at that web site, you can learn more about the event. it is actually a, as was mentioned, an online auction that you can actually go to the cherry creek shop having it to take a look at. >> and the masks that will be featured in the auction, adele, cathy, corey, becky, and kim. >> yes. >> of course, not only will becky's mask be featured in the auction, our team is going to be there emceeing as well. we are excited to be a part of all of that. >> yes. >> very. >> well, we have more projects for you. on 9 news saturday and sunday mornings as well. >>> take a square piece of cardboard and cut out a corner to match the corner of the window. decide the height the curtain will be mounted above the window and mark the cardboard. make a hole where you marked. mark the holes on the wall and do it it both sides and use command hooks and a curtain rod wi

kyle lowery of the nba's toronto raptors hosted a free basket the ball clinic yesterday at mastery chartern. children from across the region came out to improve their skills on the court, lowery says that basketball change his life, and he is hoping to use it to help change the lives of others as well. >>> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news". >> this is just one of more than 200,000 arbitraries in the city of philadelphia, but they could be at risk of stinks, i'm anita oh with what is harming these trees and what the city is doing about it. >>> plus nfl quarterback says he will not stand during the national anthem before games, find out how the league responded to his protests. >>> and we will end this month in the 90's. but justin takes a look at the start of the september, good morning we aring right back. ithere's a race going on right approve tnow.message. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll b

lowery says basketball changed his life and he is hoping to use it to help change the lives of otherswell. >>> another local winner is diving back into her roots, now had she's back home from rio. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do at chester county ymca where this olympian first learned to swim as a little girl. >>> when i was four years oldy was watching 2,000 sidney games and i was glued to the tv. >> reporter: it was a at that moment that sierra asked her parents for swim lessons at the ymca. >> i just kept going and hitting each rung of the levels of swimming and ultimately got to the olympics. this is my end goal. >> reporter: sixteen years later in rio she not only reached her goal but crush it winning gold medal as part of the woman's four by 200 free style relay team. >> actually see what she work for come true is just amazing, of course, we're crazy about it. >> makes me want to be in the olympics. >> reporter: fresh from rio, she returned to the ymca are she got her start. >> how are you, do you want to hold it. >> reporter: place where 18 swim record will still stan. >> i

>> well, olympic mens basketball team did not make any mistakes during their run in rio with kyle lowerym winning gold in a blow out over serbia, winning by 30 points, and team u.s.a. third straight goal, u.s. wins the olympics 121 total medals 51 more than any other country and the united states, very good. >> only complete game was the finals they played really well for first and last time they have played. >> very good. >> up next on "action news", meteorologist melissa magee with your exclusive accu weather seven day forecast. >>> but first a preview of what ace head on world news sunday. >> walter, sarah, good evening. we will have more from ryan lochte changing his story and his public apology and what he is not saying. >>> donald trump's new mission reaching out to minority voters. why are some outraged. >>> incredible rescue story a toddler saved from on a boat after nearly an hour, tonight her parents speaking out, that is after "action news". fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes m

. >> reporter: robert lowery runs the official missing kids database.atch might not be breaking the law, but it is clearly violating national center policy. its photos are for raising awareness like this, not raising money like this. >> never for fundraising purposes. it would be wrong of us to do that. any other use of that we find questionable. >> reporter: but that's exactly what's happening. child watch is actually a web of charities. called crisis relief network. tax filings show contributions of $3.8 million the past 5 years. >> a lot of problems with the crisis relief network. >> reporter: daniel heads charity watch which scrutinizes non-profits. he's concerned that crisis relief runs five charities from a home with just four people. three of whom are in don woods' family. he also red flags its tax return. for example, hundreds of thousands of dollars in fund-raising expenses inluting telemarketers labeled awareness campaign. he can't decipher where donations actually go. >> i would strongly advise donors to not contribute to crisis relief networ

judith's son, ben lowery will make sure this bookstore won't protecting something now? >> yes. >> what is that? >> books. >> books are in danger. >> reporter: to louis cohen's daughters it's not the real estate that has the the most value it's the collection that it houses. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> and that they the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." i'm jericka duncan. president obama will get a firsthand look at the devastation in louisiana today when he visits flood ravaged baton rouge. a week after torrential inundated half the state. dozens of highways are still closed. thousand of residents remain in shelters. and 60,000 homes are either damaged or destroyed. the president has faced criticism for not visiting the disaster zone sooner. manuel bojorquez is there. >> take a look around here. this is all de

judith's son, ben lowery will make sure this bookstore won't budge. >> do you l protecting something now? >> yes. >> what is that? >> books. >> books are in danger. >> reporter: to louis cohen's daughters it's not the real estate that has the the most value it's the collection that it houses. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> and that they the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city.

are lowery's shares after reporting profits that missed analyst estimates.uction barely grew in june as the economy lost omentum before the eu referendum. output rose 0.1% following a 6% drop in may. manufacturing declined or a six-month. the boa cut interest rates -- boe cut interest rates for the first time since 2005 and pledged stimulus. munich really has reported second-quarter profit that was more than double analyst estimates to -- estimates. they climbed 974 million euros as it looked higher claims from natural disasters and restructuring charges. shares are trading higher this morning. airlines says the number of flights disrupted by a computer failure is approaching 1000. they expect more than 100 services to be hit this morning. are warning that delays and cancellations will continue as systems come back online. hason's office in japan been searched by the fair trade commission over its dealings with merchants who sell goods on its online store. they say the agency is looking into whether amazon sought deals with sellers that gave it more favorabl

reporter: damon shepherd is a professional naturalist with years of experience with lowery park zoo. >> i know a lot of people are afraid of alligators. reporter: but he maintains alligators are florida's last remaining without things like gators we would be over run with all of these small furry animals that are the staple diet of the alligator. reporter: sue believes the gator that killed her dog is now a danger to others. >> he might have been watching for rabbits but now he wants dogs. >> to an alligator, a dog looks to them nothing more than like a funny looking raccoon. so it becomes our responsibility to keep control of our pets and to keep them away from danger. >> damon told jeff he feels bad for the woman who lost her dog but that this is a reminder for all of us to be careful around water. . >>> we've got a little cloud cover this morning but most of tampa bay 77 right now at sun city center. you can see that layer of clouds. same story over polk county. 79 degrees to get you started. a little closer to the coast, getting more blue sky. live look from frenchy's there, clea

reporter: damon shepherd is an [inaudible] with lowery park zoo. >> i know a lot of people are afraid of alligators. reporter: but he maintains alligators are florida's last remaining top predator. >> we have to have the predators. without things like alligators, we would be overrun of these staple diets of the alligator. >> the gator must be watching for rabbits but now he wants dogs. >> to an alligator, a dog looks to them nothing more like a funny looking raccoon. to them, it looks like part of the menu so it becomes our responsibility to keep control of our pets and to keep them away from danger. reporting. this is a reminder for all of us to be careful around water. . >>> we hope you're having a great start to your sunday. second half of the weekend now under way and we do have better rain chances coming our way. yesterday, we only saw a few showers and thunderstorms. they certainly packed a punch. a typical mid-august weather pattern with afternoon thunderstorms. that trend will likely continue into next week and your temperatures likely staying at or just above seasonal norms.

this time you have robert redford directed by a guy named david lowery. wonderful story about a orphan. his name is pete. he finds and becomes friends with a dragon named elliott in the forest where he's living by himself. then robert redford gets involved in his life. it's a beautiful story with great messages. it's shot in new zealand. it's beautiful to look at. i love how they did the fur on the dragon. it resembles a dog in the way it moves and it sounds. i think anybody who owns to a pet will relate to the relationship between pete and elliott. i think it's a wonderfully well made film. great messages. solid disney movie. i gave it 4 out of 5. i'm a big cinema fan. i got a chance to sit down with robert redford which is a huge deal. he made some of the biggest and best films with paul new man, "the sting" and "bush catch cas and sundance kid." >> i wondered if he ever tried the new man's own dressing. >> there's a moment in that movie where you open up to your fridge and you open it up and in that fridge is newman's own spaghetti sauce. have you ever

. >>> kyle lowery is giving back to the community. he hosted a basketball clinic. he once play for vill nova and now a point guard for the raptors. >>> a scare for some southwest passengers. >> they thought it was an explosion. what really happened to this plane as it headed to orlando yesterday. >>> tweet trouble for donald trump. taking heat for comments about the death of an nba all star's cousin. hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. >>> now to decision 2016. donald trump is pushing for african-american votes, but he is coming under fire for a tweet that mentioned it. yesterday in iowa, he told a mostly white crowd that democra

. >>> philadelphia native kyle lowery is back home as well, giving back to the community. the gold medalist hosted a youth basketball. he once played for vul la nova and he is now a point guard for the toronto raptors. >>> a group of world war ii veterans who went on a secret mission come back 70 years later for a reunion that may never happen again. >>> starting with that live look outside cape may, beautiful conditions out there right now. the waves rolling in, few people getting out to the beach. this is one of the locations you wants to be, because it will be relief from the 90s we see from the interior like new jersey, philadelphia, talking upper 80s and low 90s for today. somewhere else, 1:35, baseball game in delaware. this is going to be the last game of the year, and it is looking like it will be nice, but a hot one. good news, the humidity not a big issue. so the temperatures you get, it will feel like outside to you as well. good news there for us as it is dry but hot. looking at the forecast, philadelphia today, 85 at the lunch hour, 89 at 4:00 p.m. lots of sun

. >> robert lowery runs the official missing kids database. he said child watch may not be breaking the law but it's breaking policy. its photos are for raising awareness like this, not raising money like this. >> never for fund-raising purposes. it would be wrong of us to do that. any other use of that we find questionable. >> that's exactly what's happening. child watch is actually a web of charities, called crisis relief network. tax filings show contributions of $3.8 million the past five years. are there a lot of problems? >> this man heads charity watch which scrutinizes non-profits. he is concerned they run five charities from a home with four people. three of whom are in don woods' family. he red flagged its tax returns. for example, hundreds of thousands of dollars in fund-raising expenses, including telemarketers, labeled awareness campaign. he can't decipher where donations actually go. >> i would advice donors to not contribute to crisis relief network. >> don woods insists his accounting is sound. he put us in touch with parents o

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chris stirewalt, jason osborne, and richard lowery join us for a kelly file panel this friday night.next. (announcer vo) you can sit in traffic. or you can crack up. (man on radio) but if it isn't refreshing... (announcer vo) sorry traffic, we laugh 'til it hurts. siriusxm. road happy. >>> donald donald trump's campaign dismissing recent polls showing the g.o.p. nominee lagging behind democrat rival hillary clinton in a general election matchup. the real clear politicsuts clinton's lead over trump at six points in an interview this week campaign aide michael cohen pled ignorance. >> but you guys are down. and it makes -- >> -- says who? >> polls. most of them. all of them? >> says who? >> all right. joining me now chris stirewalt, fox news digital politics editor. senior communications strategist for dr. ben carson's presidential campaign and rich lowry, editor of national review and fox news contributor. chris, that was such an odd uncomfortable exchange. why deny? i mean i don't know, why deny the polls? sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear eats you. in cohen had a bad

kyle lowery of the nba toronto raptors hosted free basketball clinic at mastery charter school this germantown came out to improve their skills on the court. leery says basketball change his life and he is hoping to use it to help change the lives of others as well. >>> how about that for a hero's welcome in old bridge township in new jersey for olympian laurie hernandez the 16 year-old was one of the final five in the u.s. women's gymnastics team that won gold in rio. she also won a silver medal on the balance beam. hernandez was escorted through town on a met or cade and she was then honored with an event at old bridge high school. >>> justin drabick. weather has been fantastic for these events. >> it has, get outside, enjoy it. little bit on the warm side. we're talk about temperatures close to 90. we should be in the mid 80's. there is relief for upcoming holiday weekend but still weekend now, enjoy outside, we had a good start, temperatures down in the upper 50's, in some locations, now warming up with us and sunshine. upper 60's to lower 70's, cooler spot outside city. steve johnson in w

first rich lowery from the last hour on the clinton foundation.tranche of emails we saw this week in any other campaign environment would be the dominant political story. stuart: right. >> and they're very suggestive that doug brand, representative of the clinton donors basically, having access to hillary clinton's top aides and her aides being extremely responsive to what he wanted. now we didn't see any direct action but they seem very interested in helping. stuart: there is a lot more emails still to come? >> this is why hillary, this is true all along, she is hostage to fortune, what is in the deleted e-mails and who has them. .. stuart: we are a financial program and love to celebrate american excellence. start with michael phelps. at 31 he beats the world in an individual medley, has 22 coals in these olympics. simon files in front is the number one overall gymnast. the maneuver you just saw i don't think anyone else, a special maneuver. look at simon manwell's old, the first american woman to win an individual swimming event, the us tops th

we have wesley lowery said here to my left who is a terrific reporter from the "washington post."have former miami herald reporter and cofounder of has been a size, manny ruiz picnic in the middle we have ms. luvvie ajayi who may be more well known to you as awesome luvvie ajayi on your social media. thank you all for being here appreciate having you guys here. you heard what the attorney general had to say. hopefully you heard the chief talk about this attempt to sort of bring accountability out the federal level to these departments. there are limits to what the attorney general can do both in individual cases of individual shooters and in terms of the leverage they have over the department. they have financial leverage and not a great deal of to see how social media has just brought information to our faces, and the debate is racism worse or is it just now being videotaped? i think it is not just being videotaped. it's taken ways where the videotape you might upload it to myspace. >> nobody ever gets to having myspace. >> the glitter wallpaper. terrible. now you can go on your

. >> reporter: robert lowery says child watch might not be breaking the law but it's violating nationalness, like this, not raising money, like this. >> never forfund-rai fund-raisi purposes. it would be wrong do that. any other use of that we find questionable. >> reporter: that's exactly what's happening. child watch is actually a web of charities, called crisis relief network. tax filings show contributions of $3.8 million the past five years. >> are there a lot of problems with the crisis relief network? >> reporter: this man heads charity watch, which scrutinizes non-profits. he is concerned they run five charities from a home. he says red flags the tax returns. for example, hundreds of thousands of dollars in fund-raising expenses, including telemarketers, leled awareness campaign. he can't decipher where donations actually go. >> i would advise donors to not contribute to crisis relief network. >> reporter: don woods insists his accounting is sound. he put us in touch with two parents. one said he received a couple grand. the other got $1,800. cha charles wonders where the rest o

loweris a two-year relative and the yen of finally backs up in and a-friendly way. let's take that forward a little bit and look at what it is doing to equities. this is the picture across asia. we had the pacific down by .3% we have a negative slant. --: it does bear weakening watching. this is inflation today with days out today. the blue line is 0%. the red line is the regression. the disinflation in america. and the two circles are the inflation that we feel. ande is they are inflation then is ours. the top circle is 3.2% service sector. go back to that chart. the top circle is 3.2%. the bottom circle is goods. the service sector is killing us. and goods deflation is remarkably helpful right now. you have the blend of the inflator. however you look at it, inflation is a jumble. chinese deflation story has been going on for months and. it has been weighing on goods prices. i have a chart that helps us look forward to the end of the week. have jobs data out of the u.s. and this looks at the corporate profit environment. drop.gs it marks the end of the recession. o

it is possible that our country and its security have been greatly compromised by this rough lowery,d fox news contributor. good to see you this morning. >> thank you, martha. martha: everybody is looking at this relationship, huma abedin her relationship to the clintons and her foundation, all of that. so donald trumpobviously sees this as an opportunity to draw a link that could create a national security concern. is he barking up the wrong tree or is he right? >> well, i think the main thing going on here, martha, no way there would be another anthony weiner sexting scandal without donald trump commenting on it one way or the other. his campaign i imagine kept him from sending out series of tweets. made it into more conventional statement. part of the statement, huma made a wise choice. i don't think as presidential candidate he really needs to be commenting on houle hume marital choices but there is no doubt she is becoming a radioactive figure. this is not the entirety of it. but it doesn't help. the main problem is that she had this dual role that was wildly inappropriate by an