that clerk is gene mcmillan. since the shooting, he's had to live at a center for brain injury rehabilitation. today his family got a phone call from the center, telling them their son was missing... only on fox 5... miguel martinez- valle met the family and found out mcmillan was missing for nine hours. miguel what happened? for nine hours mcmillan's family searched for him. they called the police and told them since mcmillan was shot in the head, he has chronic short term memory loss. " anything could have happened, i mean it was hot nothing to eat or drink all day, you know... come on now..." terri ewing went to sleep last night thinking her son was safe at his facility... that all changed with a phone call... " oh my jesus, your whole insides feel like they have dropped, and you instantely know, my hands are tied" gene mcmillan now lives at the nevada community enrichment center for brain injuries. thursday morning, he left e center, wandered off, and couldn't remember why he left in the first place. " i cant

that clerk is gene mcmillan. since the shooting, he's had to live at a center for brain injury rehabilitation. today his family got a phone call from the center, telling them their son was missing... miguel martinez- valle met the family and miguel... he was missing for ni hours? during that time the family called police, they called us, and the center was out looking for him as well... the most troubling part for his loved ones, mcmillan suffers from short term memory loss since being shot in the head. " anything could have happened, i mean it was hot out there, thirsty, nothing to eat or drink all day, you know... come on to sleep last night thinking her son was safe at his facility... that all changed with a phone call... " oh my jesus, your whole insides feel like they have dropped, and you instantely know, my hands are tied" gene mcmillan now lives at the nevada community enrichment center for brain injuries. thursday morning, he left the center, wandered off, and couldn't remember why he left in the first p

mcmillan elementary. students at the school are not careers. ((principal making school announcement:)) ((karen castro)) it's a new school year in the clark county school district and for some kindergarten students at mcmillan elementary school, it's the first time they are stepping foot inside a classroom. ((nicole baines parent: he's doing really well today. he actually did surprisingly better than i thought he was gonna do.)) ((karen castro)) 5-year-old cairo is nicole baines' only child. she has first day of school jitters but says full-day kindergarten will help her son stay ahead in school. ((nicole baines parent: it's no better time to you n know, getting use to everything.)) ((karen castro)) in 2015, state legislators approved funding for full-day kindergarten. the goal is to improve student achievement... which often ranks last in the nation. ccsd is also expanding it's "franchise school model program" at keller middle school. the program assigns the best principals in the school district to more than one underperforming campus. the foc

he high school a broken bone mcmillan his back and expected to miss six to continue weeks. some say he could be ready to go on week one. >> he has a history of back problems and surgeriry in 2013 and suffered a back injury in 2014. last season, he played in four games after breaking his collarbone. >> they are a dismal 10 and 23. impressive rookie. prescott is expected to take morninging sports. >> being a rival of the eagles, no one wirves anyone that type of harm. hopefully he gets back and compete to his fineette. he is get -- finest. he is getting there. >> his playing day it is maybe over. that's all i am saying. >> coming up in the next half hour. >> i want to get justice for my daughter. >> two families are asking the attorney general's office to seek justice for their loved ones incidents. hear their message at a weekend rally in raleigh. >> new federal grant could mean safer roadways for the tarheel donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he's

mcmillan grew up in the community and pled at nc state. >> i want my message. that i came from a single family home and my mother had six kids and you know, she did the best she could. and you can make it. >> you got to do the right thing. and you have to be willing to work. and you have to be willing to geur do the right thing. >>> some wise words and motivation out there. this is the fourth year. coach mcmillan has headed back to raleigh for the giveaway. >> north carolina wants to see your back to school photos at the bus stop or in the classroom share them using the hashtag wncn on social media. >> kids at two schools are bonded together through one student's plan and generosity. >> just feels good. tangible benefit and helping kids somewhere. >> that's all i ever want from the whole project. >> i am glad it is happening. >> that student you just heard from uses his talented teammate it is and doesn't even know at the nativity school. you see them there. >> tonight on the news at six. >> i will tell you how they all benefited from that and they are excited

. >> nate mcmillan spoke back to school jam and book bag give away before coaching in the nba and he grew up in the community hand played at nc state. >> i want my message that i came from a single family home. >> my mother had six kids and she did the best she could. and you can make it. >> you got to do the right thing. and you have to be willing to work and you have to be willing to get yourself involved and do fourth year coach mcmillan headed back to raleigh. >> they want to see your back to school photos at the bus stop or in the classroom. share them using the hashtag on social media. >> children at two schools are bonded together through one student's plan and generosity. >> just feels good. >> i am glad the work i was able to do will have a tangible benefit and help kids somewhere. >> that' whole project. and i am glad that is happening. >> they saw a need and used his talent and teammates to help out the kids. this is a nativity school and how they benefited. that is tonight on our evening news. >>> time now is 6:37. coming up later in the show. we will introduce you to the

here is mcmillan on that strategy. >> knowing where we're trying to get to is really important.our case we've got the we have a grewing business in china, mexico, canada. and what we hope is those markets and our leaders will continue making progress, but mark will focus on the united states, help us innovate in some ways we wouldn't have alone and faster. and that's kind of the opportunity that i look at. >> is it fair to say you're gunning for amazon? >> we're gunning for the customer. s dan, walmart has ahead a few swings. is this one a hit or miss? >> this is not baffling. first of all, mark is amazing, but this will be an interesting situation where it's more of a technology company than a consumer brand. whatever sales they have made it's not because somebody wakes up and says i want to go to jet. so it will be interesting, but the technology of being able to identify the closest location for shipping and the closest available could be an advantage for walmart, because they have all the stores. they can turn the stores into distribution centers to compete more effective. i

arrived with their parents at mcmillan elementary school. kindergarten classrooms are limited to 21 students in order to provide one-on-one interaction with the teacher. superintendent pat skorkowsky believes a six hour day of learning sets the foundation for a successful future. ((pat skorkowsky superintendent, clark county school district: one of the things that we found is many of our students don't have a pre kindergarten experience. this is their first experience in school and with a half day kindergarten program, three hours, makes it very difficult to not only teach the skills that they need to be successful in school writing, and the math.)) >> last year, state legislators approved the funding for full-day kindergarten... allocating 142-million dollars. that money also provides two meals for all kindergarten students. ((karen castro)) >> here at keller middle school, they are also starting up the first student council and a new mentorship program. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. school year with a teacher shortage again? ((

latex glove in the united stat so we went to walmart and talked to the chairman of walmart, doug mcmillan. he bought into it. he saw the great opportunity to put people back to work. >> what do you anticipate for 2016 revenue with ameritech? >> first year if we can get 50 million we'll be very satisfied with it. >> so steve is really big on having his family involved i and i know that you share similar values. tell me more about that. >> my three kids work with me in the business ever since they came out of florida a & m college they came right back into the business. my daughter got a master's in h.r. my son got a mar teres in marketing. my youngest son has a degree of accounting. my wife of 45 years is working with me daily. so i'm very family oriented along with other 4 or 500 other everything. >> in addition to running these amazing companies you also sit on a number of boards. >> bose is there in part because that's where the decision power was made. kind of run the operation of the companies having the right talented people can mean the success or failure of both. so when you just l

interpretations of how they would want to do something offensively and years with mike dan tony, nate mcmillan, morningy williams it gives no one has an opportunity to d that. >> reporter: well, guys that was just a little taste of what coach k had to say. for more on the current duke coach and the former u.s. men's national team coach just tune in at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 we'll catch you up on everything. >>> president obama travels to louisiana tomorrow to get a first hand look at devastation left by the deadly flooding there. with the water finally receding the cleanup and recovery effort is getting underway thanks to a network of relief. thousands of homeowners are getting help from volunteers and thousand of national guardsmen are there, as well. >> some people don't have words they break down and start crying. when i see that, that motivates us to keep going. killed at least 13 people, 60,000 homes were dam grinned thousands of students returning back to scene miami amid growing concerns about the zika virus. this comes after five new cases of the mosquito borne illness were linked to mi

gene mcmillan was shot and critically injured while he was working at a 7-11 near sahara and lamb. has been living at a rehabilitation center ever since. and yesterday.. his family got a call that he was missing. hours later just blocks away from his home. i cant understand where my sons mind is right now, i mean this little guy has suffered so much, all this man did was work" since the shooting.. gene now has short term memory loss. gene's mother is now wondering if her son is really safe in the facility.. or if he should come home. although right now.. insurance companies overseeing his case won't allow his family. a woman has been arrested for a vicious attack... that left another woman disfigured. this is tanisha armstrong.. police say she poured hot grease down valerie williams' throat and body following an argument. police say armstrong and her brother waited for williams at an apartment.. the brother then held her down- while armstrong poured boiling grease into her mouth, face, chest, arms and legs. police are now looking for a person of interest-- in the mead. the body of

doug mcmillan seize encouraging signs from shoppers and low fuel prices do shop. terry lundgren agrees, but thinks consumers have been spending only in concentrated categories that benefit home depot and lowe's. we'll find out this week whether that continues or if consumer dollars of shifting once again. department store results were better than expected, though on low expectations. clothing spending has been weak, so even a little positive news got a lot of attention. and if early back-to-school clothing spending has been good for kohl's and denim is good for macy's, maybe american eagle, gap and americ outfitters will see growth as well. at least for now there are signs of renewed life. i'm courtney reagan. >>> we turn to the devastating floods in louisiana. tens of thousands of residents have been rescued from their homes. about 10,000 are in shelters until the waters recede. at least five deaths are linked to the flooding. the governor declared a state of emergency over the weekend and described the floods as unprecedented and historic. the hardest-hit areas

. >> donald trump took the time to pose for this photo with his security guard, tom mcmillan saying he kept it light. >> he thanked everyone for support him and he hopes to see them in future and it was a great event and he want trying to sell himself because everyone there loved him. >> a little insider information, gifts dined on potter house steak and salmon, the guard add he did not have a chance to collect the pro clinton signs in the neighborhood before donald trump arrived. >> hewlett-packard c.e.o. is hosting a fund raidser for hillary clinton happening in denver. clinton is raising money in the hatch continues and bon jovi are attending today the fundraiser. >> we will look at what is going on and we have temperatures that erupting along the east bay shore in the upper 50s to let 60s, san leandro at 59, hayward and young city and, also, oakland, at 62 degrees. we will look at what is going on, we have mid-50 around santa rosa and novato to 62 down there in san jose, so, temperatures are warmer than they were this time yesterday. i will look at what is going on in redwood city

and address you i want to start off by staying that was an honor to share the microphone with pat mcmillan a generational legacy of a local business i've shown up to his office and tools and a dispatch ready to go to work and he's as i understand any checks and helped me to build this city an asset to our industry and our groups wouldn't the same on that note i want to say good paying union jobs with health care are anti displacement tools for us like blue-collar working-class people and recognize all the workers in support wearing the safety vests us as a building trades are proud of that project specifically we did knowingly last november support a no on i campaign knowing there was not a good chance to work on a lot of the prosper we specific the transitioned probably wouldn't be good not good with access we're not good on the 26 harrison project we will be good think this project so we didn't reach this deal yesterday we mediating met with lennar months ago and as i understand an agreement for a full union building trades project which is never happened in the mission not been one priv

allotted mcmillan to build a bigger and better project still within the mission and still within theatino cultural district employing 75 new employees what is exactly what we've asked them to do and the other thing that is important about this and makes it a better project is the affordable is 15 percent lower income it is the amount that is required in the additional amount of tenor percent is middle income something everybody asked for housing for middle-income groups the nurses and others saying we can't afford to be here and other groups if so the kind of group that equals not qualifying for the affordable so i'm going to make a motion to approve with the prolong sponsor continuing to work with staff on design and working with the director on any modifications that could be maids within the perimeters of our approval as an example you can increase or decrease the number of housing units a certain percentage but certain things can be done after our approval still in effect but the director and project sponsor and interested parties can make adjustments particularly design i think

. >> my thanks to doug mcmillan and mark laurie. up next, we're betting on batteries. how a rare element may help fuel the future. >>> and later, going for gold. and going broke. the huge price parents are willing to pay for their kids to chase olympic dreams. >>> right now as we head to a break, take a look at how the stock market ended the week. passionate about people and that is what helped me get started in business. i'm michael churn yao and i'm the owner of sea mores. the crew is my family too. we offer three staff meals and run a weekly benefit and offered aflac. it allows the crew to focus on the work in front of them because they know they have extra coverage. making people happy, that is our number one you listen, and you laugh and you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your familych and when it is time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legal zoom. and for over ten years we've happened families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you are ready, start with us. >>> welcome despite the fact that a gallon

evan mcmillan a 40-year-old former cia and congressional staff ending the race as and independent thirdty canned. >> donald trump cannot win. he is ensuring that hillary clinton win the white house. >> reporter: overnight hillary clinton's campaign announced that she plans to take part in all three presidential debates and she challenged donald trump to do the same as he's not yet signed on to the debate schedule. maggie rulli abc news, washington. >> there's still some flight delays and cancellations at philadelphia international airport as delta airlines tries to recover from that global computer system shut down. more than 740 flights were canceled yesterday after a power outage at a delta facility in atlanta. that created a domino effect of computer systems failing and another 2400 flights were delayed. the air shrine still trying to clear the backlog of stranded passengers. delta is offering refunds and $200 travel vouchers to frustrated customers. >> just about 4:39 and a store clerk took things into her own hands during a robbery. we have the dramatic surveillance video showing w

bulldozers that they have been building breaks but as we've seen on the fires where my colleagues rob mcmillan and leo stall are, the fires have been just jumping any fire lines they have been trying to put in. so it is not known if those fire lines are really going to hold, especially with the winds we've been expe. but you could see right there, circle mountain being kmum -- consumed by fire and getting into the lower vegetation. and it is burning upward, not so much into the canyon or down into the valley itself. >> now that was a report filed a short time ago from her from our sister station kabc and our coverage continues on twitter on abc 7 news bay area. >>> now to the fire burning in lake county. today the man accused ever setting it, damin pat ilk appeared in court for the very first time. >> melanie woodrow tweeted out this photo of him during the hearing. >> reporter: she joins us live now at the lake county sheriff's office with details on what happened. melanie? >> reporter: well this is where investigators interviewed pashilk after he was arrested, according to the probable cause

. >> my thanks to doug mcmillan and mark laurie. up next, we're "on the money." betting on batteries. how a rare element may help fuel the future. >>> and later, going for gold. and going broke. the huge price parents are willing to pay so their kids can chase olympic dreams. >>> right now as we head to a break, take a look at how the stock market ended the week. cathy's gotten used to the smell of lingering garbage... ...in her kitchen yup, she's gone noseblind. she thinks it smells fine, but her guests smell this. ding, flies, meow febreze air effects heavy duty has up to... ...two times the odor-eliminating power to... ...remove odors you've done noseblind to [inhales] mmm. use febreze air effects, till it's fresh and try febreze small spaces... ...to continuously eliminate up to two times the odors... ...for 30 days febreze small spaces and air effects, two more ways... [inhale + exhale mnemonic] to breathe happy. >>> welcome back. despite the fact that a gallon of gas sells for $2 and in some places even less, there is a race to develop a new energy source.

we supported george mcmillan. george mcmillan lost. george mcmillan lost in the primary, wallace was on the train, anyway. there were blacks, blacks running for the county commissions and legislatures and everything. we told people straight democratic ticket because we did not have -- that was no republican out there and i can tell you right now someone raised a question, i will try to be brief about this. somebody raised a question that both of them are racist. one is a rising sun and one is as setting sun. that's what happened, but the alabama democratic congress never endorsed wallace. >> we are out where george wallace live. for 16 years. don, in clermont, california, you're on the c-span contenders program. >> i love the way you handled the toni morrison quote. i left eari pennsylvania, got down to the south and i was amazed how the southerners were treating, you know, everybody and i saw the movie "help" which i thought it was a picture shot of what the south was like and the way that the blacks were subjugated. it was phenomenon

one of our papers, and i am , noticedg whose it was a famous phrase by mcmillan, what drives things, events. withwas not concerned that, because he saw what was going right in the world is inherently good. recognize that democracy was a good thing, you will eventually. if you do not see the importance of capitalism, you will eventually. the things that could be going bad in the world were things that you will come to understand how wrong you are in time. which i think is a dramatic difference between his administration and the other bush administration. understand way to the utility of the stream of history as a context, is to look at the difference between bush 41 and bush 43. was trying to take the world and continue on the stream of history, while largely his sons administration's approach, granted, in an area of crisis and with a sense of urgency, was, the world is going in the right direction so let's paddle really hard and speed up. 41's approach was let's be example and keep chaos from occurring and they will get there eventually. moral -- more3's likely representative of demo

i do agree and i think doug mcmillan is obsessed with this issue that they have to become a more digitallayer. that's critical. it just shows how hard it is for some of these lumbering behemoths to make the pivot they have to make the way they have to do it. it's a costly way to achieve a desired result. emily: brad, how much can jet really turbocharge wal-mart's e-commerce business? brad: we'll see. the biggest challenge is how do you utilize, how do you exploit the assets that wal-mart has, the huge stores, the distribution centers, how do you exploit that advantage for e-commerce. mark and his team running wal-mart.com, can they get the desired benefit if they're not running wal-mart. kill some of those prized assets for the benefit of growing the online business. that's probably what wal-mart has to do. you do have some of the best strategic thinkers in e-commerce, anyone can pull it off, it's them. emily: wal-mart is opening fewer stores and revenue is also growing more slowly. we actually got a chart to show you that. the bigger question, what is the future of wal-mart, how do they

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i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope.

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ooh, like "mcmillan & wife." "hart to hart." "turner & hooch." turner and hooch aren't even married. yeah, but you still remind me a little of hooch. [ camera shutter clicks ] so, uh, morning blend? did this just happen? ryan: yeah. jogger found him about an hour ago. lanie: which was about the time he died. needless to say, pretty obvious what killed him. gunshot wound to the head. "him" being paul reeves out of queens. we're running down next of kin. anyone hear the shot? no, and there's no video coverage in this area of the park. the killer probably knew that. took reeves' phone, cash from his wallet, and probably waltzed right out of here. looks like a mugging gone wrong. well, there's no signs of struggle. if this was a mugging and he didn't put up a fight, why risk shooting him, especially in broad daylight? singed fabric.

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evan mcmillan announcing on his web side it is never too late to do the right thing.in says he decided to run because something needed to be done. he calls trump inhuman. he believes trump already lost the general election. he will join us in the 8:00 a.m. >> and the question is how many states can he get on the ballot? >>> the u.s. women's gymnastics team looking to win the gold. can they achieve back-to-back wins? that story next. >>> american swimmers poised to win more gold on day four of the rio olympics with michael phelps and katie ledecky back in the pool. the women's gymnastics team is looking to do something never done before. back-to-back team gold medals. monday is another big night for swimming. six medals, two golds. cnn's christina mcfarlane is following the action in rio. christina, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ryan. yes, it was another good night for the united states in the pool. two golds as you say. the most hotly anticipated race of the night was that between lilly king and russia's yulia efimova. that is because of the high profile pu

i am not going to predict the victory of evan mcmillan. it is ok. it is true i have been predicting elections since 1984, when i was nine but that is another story. you may think it is a prestigious thing, going around the world are taking the outcomes of american presidential elections. but i have to tell you, the only result of all of that is every four years, i make half of the country really really angry. so i hope i won't anger too many of you. i am not going to predict the outcome of this election. you are going to predict the outcome of this election. you have my little 13 keys to the white house? predict theg to election because the 13 keys is the world's only do-it-yourself election system. to have that privilege -- i am a professor, you have got to answer a pop quiz. first, how many of you have , or watched read any of the punditry about this election? raise your hand. you all past the quiz except what you've got to do with that is take the advice of david hume, the great british philosopher, when he talked about works of superstition. con

and doug mcmillan making a real effort there in terms of what they call omni channel. >> it's a customerase and walmart receives something that helps walmart. >> help them tw two day shipping. >> jet was losing a lot of money though trying to fulfill the requests. buying product where ever they could and giving it to people less than it cost them. >> we'll have more on that story when it develops. when we come back, television more complicated than tablets and smartphones. [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. >> what's the easiest way to go tv shopping. easy to go and he explores whether buying a tv is still too complicated. welcome, walt. >> good morning. >> whether you think it's the fault of the manufacturer of the tv or hooking up the pipes. >> it's the manufacturers of the tv. i'm not talking so much about hooking up the cable box and plugging it in. that's one cable. that's so hard. it's all of the various features they have now tapped in and imposes on them a responsibility th

i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find