>> say it, millie. yeah, there we go. oh, sorry, sorry. >> i say bad butt. >> jimmy: that's what you say, bad butt. [ talking over each other ] no i wasn't making the connection. i thought you were talking about -- >> i know it's confusing. everyone's looking at me like -- >> yeah, you must have been sick of it. >> jimmy: oh, you say bad ass, but we bad butt. so then i'm like, wait? bad -- bad what? oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i get it. >> jimmy: yeah. all right. sorry. >> yep. that's the 11 stare. >> jimmy: but so now -- when you had this, did you know that you were going to shave your hair off? >> when i was -- it was like, literally in the -- in the screen test. and we were sitting there and we were like so nervous. and finn looked like he was going to throw up. no joke. >> because i was. >> jimmy: why? >> i was so nervous -- >> i was like, "you need to chill." >> --that i almost dry heaved. >> jimmy: nervous for what? >> i don't know. >> everyone was. >> it was really close. and i was like -- [ breathi

general millie, about afghanistan. my understanding of our goal in afghanistan is to participate in a sustained partnership with the elected leadership there. and i would observe that we've had a sustained partnership for decades with our friends in europe and a successful sustained partnership in korea, although there's not much kinetic warfare going on in korea at this point. we're there, we've had a sustained partnership, and i think it's been successful for the people there and for americans also. what is the understanding in your opinion of the afghan people about our purpose in being there and our long-term relationship? >> sir, thanks. as you know, i've got a fair amount of time in afghanistan. in general, the afghan people are very supportive of the united states military being there. and they would be fearful of us withdrawing. you know, completely. at least in the near term. so what we are trying to do is working by, with, and through the afghan security forces who are -- have been built up to a significant s

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. >> reporter: in a video posted by actress milly brown on twitter, the brothers witnessed her transform into the supernatural role of 11. >> 11, who is played by milly, because this is a character that doesn't have a lot of lines. but we were in a close up and went, oh, my god. >> reporter: judging from the online buzz and artwork created following. >> did you have any clue it would be as successful? >> we thought it would appeal to the people who, like us grew up loving these movies from the '80s. and that it would also work for a newer, younger generation. >> reporter: do you have personal favorite moments in the series where you look at it and you're right back in 1983? >> maybe someone -- people will see that trapper instantly brought back to another time. >> toys are important. >> that falcon was not easy to get. you notice it's hidden under the blanket for the whole show because it was too costly to keep it in there the whole time. >> reporter: but the throwback hit almost wasn't. they were rejected more than a dozen times by mainstream connecting with their mainstream world. >> i

. >> reporter: in a video posted by actress milly brown on twitter, the brothers witnessed her transform into the supernatural role of 11. >> 11, who is played by milly, because this is a character that doesn't have a lot of lines. but we were in a close up and went, oh, my god. >> reporter: judging from the online buzz and artwork created following. >> did you have any clue it would be as successful? >> we thought it would appeal to the people who, like us grew up loving these movies from the '80s. and that it would also work for a newer, younger generation. >> reporter: do you have personal favorite moments in the series where you look at it and you're right back in 1983? >> maybe someone -- people will see that trapper k another time. >> toys are important. >> that falcon was not easy to get. you notice it's hidden under the blanket for the whole show because it was too costly to keep it in there the whole time. >> reporter: but the throwback hit almost wasn't. they were rejected more than a dozen times by mainstream connecting with their mainstream world. >> it wasn't something that

into the soup natural role of 11. >> with 11, who's played by milly brown because this is a character that doesn't have a lot of lines but the minute we filmed mini and we were in a close up, we went oh, my gosh. >> reporter: judging from the online buzz and artwork created cult following. did you have a clue it would be as successful as it had been? >> we knew it would appeal to people like us who grew up loving movies from the '80s and hoping that it would work for a younger generation. >> reporter: do you have moments where you look at it and you're right back in 1983? >> maybe someone -- people will see that trapper keeper and brought back to another time. >> toys are important. >> that falcon was not easy to get. it's hidden under a blanket until dustin brings it out for the one episode. because it was too costly to keep it in there the whole time. >> reporter: but the throwback hit almost wasn't. they finally connected with what they call their dream home. they like to the break the rules. and they like that it wasn't something that had been done on television before. there was

. >> new at 10:00 fox 25's john monahan is live in millis where farmers are having to get creative to make their living. john? >> reporter: they certainly are, mark and vanessa. due to lack of rain this year some crops are a lot smaller than normal. check out this apple the sighs of this. but even when a farm does have water like this one does there simply isn't enough this year and altogether. >> reporter: clouds of dust kicked up by this water truck on the way to feed a thivty field at tangerine farm in millis. >> nobody likes a dry summer. >> reporter: laura owns the farm in 31 years of farming this is the driest summer yet. less water meant tough choices. these tomatoes got less and you see here would be probably two, maybe three times the size that you're seeing. >> reporter: and some crops didn't make it. this field of weeds was a squash crop. but five weeks ago the drought got so bad that they tried to save it by flooding it with 31,000 gallons of water the next day though it was dry again and this crop had to be sacrificed. however, an investment here in drip irrigation is pay

live in millis tonight, john monahan, fox 25 news. side to help the cause at least not in the near future. >> we really do. you got to get a lot of fronts with about an inch of rain each time to make up for this nine inch deficit that we're seeing in the extreme drought area. the upside is the humidity is low today. temperatures are a little cooler. nice sunshine comfortable weather. look at these high temperatures that we have all in the 70s out there. let's show you some viewer photos this one there at say marini farm in ipswich speaking of the crops. hopefully plenty left still for the picking there. this is over here in crane to the back side. a beautiful sunset shot in there from ron thanks a lot. this is our boston pic. this one a gorgeous pink hue in the sky right there through prudential. looking good. high pressure overhead so we we have cool conditions, too, with the dry air in place. we're letting temperatures drop down. now notice these winds. they're not strong. they're mainly just light five miles per hour or less. but t

millie con el pronÓstico extendido.y buenas noches, a prepararse porque el fin de semana hay condiciones peligrosas y peligros de incendios. a consecuencia de las altas temperaturas a lo largo y ancho de california, ademÁs los fuertes vientos desde el interior de nuestro paÍs hacia nuestra regiÓn untó rÁfaga se podrÍan alcanzar los 40 millas por hora condiciones peligrosas dado que se puede propagar los incendios forestales. ya tenemos esas advertencias a lo largo y ancho de california. a mantenerse hidratado y proteger la piel de rayos solares y la a tener actividades al aire libre. los vientos se encuentran alborotados a 17 millas por hora y esto podrÍa aumentar su velocidad, sobre todo en horas de la noche y madrugada. el dÍa 82, quÉ calor, lo normal es 73. las mÁximas para maÑana para que se dÉ una idea del calor intenso que nos va a tocar, 95 stockton, 93 modesto y napa. a partir del martes comienzan los extensos en las temperaturas to mientras tanto, tome sus precauciones. ¿sayo, un 20% más alto de engo un morir d

--millie delgado nos tiene un adelanto del las autoridades de "oakland" arrestaron hoy a tres manifestantesactos vanÁlicos y resistirse al arresto luego de participar ayer en una protesta esponÁnea en esa ciudad. --la manifestacÓn comenz cuando unas 200 personas, se unieron al reclamo de justicia tras la muerte de "keith lamont scott" a manos de un uniformado ocurrida en charlotte, carolina del norte. --la protesta comenÓ a eso de las 7 de la noche en la plaza "frank ogawa", en pleno centro de oakland.--la marcha transcurrÓ relativamente tranquila y nadie resulÓ herido. continuando en "oakland", la poliÍa investiga cuatro diferentes balaceras ocurridas durante la noche del Ábado. --uno de los tiroteos, deÓ una Íctima mortal. --las otras tres balaceras, cada una arrojo, un herido en diferente condicÓn Édica. --la poliÍa busca al sospechoso o sospechosos involucrados en cada incidente. pasamos a "san frnacisco", donde otra balacera deÓ una Íctima mortal en el barrio de "bayview" el Ábado por la maÑana. --la Íctima, tena tan Ólo 19 aÑos de edad y aunque se encontraba con vida cuando lo hallaro

nuestro dÍa, felicidades a todos los asistentes por su buen comportamiento y por supuesto a ustedes milliecolombia y las farc firman la paz terminando una guerra de mÁs de medio siglo. con clamor de justicia y actos violentos conmemoran el segundo aniversario de la desapariciÓn de los 43 estudiantes de ayotzinapa en mÉxico. el equipo de marlins juega hoy por el nÚmero 16 de su compaÑero josÉ fernÁndez muerto en un accidente de bote en miami beach. ♪ locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn, jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ jorge: muy buenas noches, el debate comienza en dos horas y media. llegÓ el momento de la verdad. la candidata demÓcrata su rival republicano se enfrentarÁn esta noche en un primer debate presidencial que se estima serÁn más de 100 millones de personas y que por supuesto transmitiremos en vivo por univisiÓn. un contraste de estilos, de polÍtica y de personalidades. la corresponsal trae un adelanto desde la universidad en nueva york, sede del debate. ba los candidatos llegan al primer debate presidencia en casi todas las encuestas declarÁndolos en un virtual empate tÉc

right now 64 for the rain escort millie -- currently falling in medina pick let's break it down hour by hour : the rain pushes in and out fairly quickly. it looks like by 5 or 6:00 we will be sitting under mostly cloudy skies. this is just round one. i will show you when our next front of purchase. spackle we will touch bases with you stormy -- shortly -- we will shortly . >>> gunfire erupted in dallas this morning. police shot and killed the gunman as he opened fire and killed several people there. >> early this morning panic breaks out in the shopping center parking lot in houston texas. >> it went past my face literally. i could tell the shots were coming from this direction. >> i could hear the ways, a bullet going -- going through my window. >> reporter: many of the victims were sit in their cars when they were shot at. 6 people are now at the hospital. 3 others were treated at the scene. one remains in critical condition. >> the shooter was engaged by the police department and was neutralized. >> reporter: the houston police department says they will not identify the gunman or

millie: si piensa que hubo calor extremo, a prepararse porque nos espera un domingo familiar con altas

hundreds of millis of dollars a year, is not hpi my brothers and my sisters. or at least not all of them. >> reporter: cbs news spoke with more than 40 former employees who described a charity with out of control spending on itself. >> it was extremely extravagant. dinners and alcohol. >>eporter: and straying from its mission to emrpowend supportounded vetera. >> a lot of the warriors that i saw needed mental health treatment. they don't get that om t spending became fodder on the campaign trail. >> wounded warriors is not on the list of 22 you're giving to. whnot? >> i saw some stories, i think on cbs news actually and i think i want to give it a pause until we find out if that it coect. >> the wounded warriors project fired its ceo two months later. odierno spoke to us about the board, we felt it was best for the organization to make a change in the leadership. >> the wounded warrior project has since hired a new ceo, retired army lieutenant general michael linington and he led american efforts to locate prisoners of wars and troops missing in action from pa

millie, we have a lot of great topics to discuss. this first one, drew, i know you will have an opinion on it. and a lot of mothers will, as well. operation, you know the game? >> love the game. >> audience: yeah! hit the side, it would go "buzz" but kid are using apps that simulate plastic surgery. they simulate nose jobs, face lifts, even liposuction! specifically targeting young children. [ audience oohs ] >> dr. travis: a lot of them are free. they are marketed to the young kids. and they are apparently quite popular. >> i would have loved this game! [ ht it, too. >> hopefully so, but, i know what people are gonna say. it's too much about "how you look" and it's too easy to with buy into, oh, we can change this and tweak that. but it's all in fun. it's like saying that all barbie dolls are bad for -- >> i don't know, drew. >> it's an important time for the kids to develop self-esteem, appreciating i mean, just loving themselves for who they are. and as a kid, i was obsessed with my big nose. >> i agree with you there, but -- [ ap

. >> at the movies, "the magnificent seven" grossing $35 milli million.storks" with 21 million and "sully" 13 million in a third week. >>> stocks are kicking off in the red overseas. and they're keeping a close eye on the race, particularly ahead of tonight's debate. good morning, nancy. >> reporter: good morning to you. and that's right investors will have to stay up quite late to watch that debate because some are saying the outcome of the u.s. presidential election will be the main factor when it comes to determining the performance of markets for the rest of the year. and mayoral lynch are saying so far they've been underestimating the risks involves as you look at the polls narrowing. if donald trump has a good performance in the debate, we might see a rush in the safe haven assets, japanese yen and gold. elsewhere, in the world of tech, if you are among one of the 150 million users who use snapchat, they are revealing new sunglasses that can record 10 seconds of video that hooks straight up to your smart phone so you have video now that perceives wh

milli and sheet masks, you put them on your face, and they make you look beautiful. what about using them on your breasts. we have a beauty expert, emily, with her voluntee0rs, >> we have used masks on the face, but you are gonna try out on the cleavage? >> i am. what? we have two lovely guests that will try it. i am just not so sure. >> we are on the same page, this is a great way to put moisture back into your skin, wherever. i think we are concerned with facial skin, we forget breast skin. the idea of taking care of the skin on your breasts is a good one, the concest of lifting the breast -- concept of lifting your breasts with a mask, all i have to say is [ beep ]. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i concur. i concur. i mean, i wouldn't probably wanna know if it comes in extra strength for those of us who have had 4 kids, and the life sucked out of us. >> dr. travis: that's why we will give it a whirl ask put it to -- and put it to the test. elizabeth and mona, have you noticed anything over the years? want to try something, i want to try this out. >> age, they're sag

satellite picture showing mainly clear a couple of key millis clouds -- cumulus clouds. next system for us, northern plains and southern parts of canada. pretty impressive temperature climb considering we were in the mid-30's this morning. southern areas of the state, down to the low to mid 40's overnight. temperatures in the 70's this afternoon. 60's. notice the dew points. this is why we show you this number on the scale. gives you a good indication with the relative humidity. nighttime versus daytime. really gives you an indication of how it feels to you on the comfort level out there. these numbers are low and will remain that way before more warmth and humidity. mostly sunny skies this afternoon. temperatures in the 40's to low 50's. tomorrow, sunshine will aged up to mid 70's to low 80's. and low it is for the -- if you feel a little humidity this week it will be on wednesday. showers and storms trying to pull through wednesday evening. once it does, wins kick back up. air mass behind the front over that will mean temperatures will slip back even a few more degrees

. >>> the movie "sully" grossing over 35 milli$35 million in its weekend. "when the bough" breaks number two. >>> and first, news on tesla's autopilot system made headlines this morning. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning back in may that dramatic accident invauvolving an ohio m in florida who put his model s into autopilot and the camera had problems distinguishing the sun from a truck that crossed his path. he died in the fatality, but it forced tesla to have another look at the autopilot system. elon musk saying they are now introducing radar as part of the upgrad and maybe if that upgrade had happened, that tragic accident wouldn't have taken place. so, good news for tesla drivers. while we're on the subject of driving, the average price for a gallon of fuel now $2.21. that's 4 cents higher, but somewhat cheaper than a year ago and markets having a wobble. you mentioned that. someof that as to what the fed is going to do? fed president suggesting it is getting close to that time. markets not too happy about a higher cost of capital. back

nielson company which keeps track of the eyeballs looking at tvs said 84 milli p >> today, hillary clinton and donald trump got back on the campaign trail after the battle on long island. so who won and who lost and what's next? stacy cohan has a look from washington. >> we had a great, great time last night. >> it was a fascinating period of time. i think we did very well. >> reporter: the post-debate, debate has begun. both candidates are claiming victory. >> i'm excited about where we are in this country.

nielson company which keeps track of the eyeballs looking at tvs said 84 milli p >> today, hillary clinton and donald trump got back on the campaign trail after the battle on long island. so who won and who lost and what's next? stacy cohan has a look from washington. >> we had a great, great time last night. >> it was a fascinating period of time. i think we did very well. >> reporter: the post-debate, debate has begun. both candidates are claiming victory. >> i'm excited about where we are in this country. he calls us names. he calls us a third-world country. >> very big moment. very important moment talking about a lot of very important subjects, including jobs, including immigration, our military, our vets, taking care of them. >> reporter: an immediate poll gave the edge to clinton. the poll has her winning by 62% verses his 27%. although the respondents already skewed more democratic than the population. it will be several d b becomes evident. speaker of the house, paul ryan, made it clear who he thinks won. >> i saw donald trump give a spirited voice to those of us who don't like th

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tackle david bakhtiari and the packers have agreed to a 4 year contract extension worth nearly $52 milli. agent at the end of the season and is now locked up through 2020. prior to the signing, all of the attention had been on lane taylor, the many who replaced sitton at left guard. after his performance on sunday, he's ready to continue to move forward as they get ready for when the packers play the vikings, the game will end late sunday night and that means the fox 6 sports blitz will also go on a bit late. we will get things going at 11:05 as tim van vooren will join pip and me live from minnesota bringing all of the post game reaction. on saturday the badgers rolled by akron 54-10 and they're looking for more of the same this weekend when georgia state comes to camp randall. a big reason for the success so far, their defense. in 2 games, they've shut down 2 completely different offenses and a lot of that has to do with not convert on 3rd down. and if you missed anything from the badgers win over akron or want to see it through the very unique lens of photojournalist mickie leach, be

. >> general milly. >> thank you, chairman mccain. appreciate that. and ranking member reid for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss our army. and thank you for your consistent support to our army, soldier, civilians and families. the army is manned, trained, equipped and well led in order to deter and if deterrence fails to fight and defeat a wide range of state and nonstate actors today, tomorrow, and deep into the future. although there's many challenges as i outline below the most important is consistent, sustained and predictable funding over time, i still want to be clear. the united states army is america's combat force of decision and we are more capable, better trained, better equipped, better led and more lethal than any other ground force in the world today. we are highly valued by our allies and feared by our enemies. and the enemies know full well we can destroy them, we can destroy any enemy, we can destroy them anywhere, and we can destroy them any time. having said that, our challenge today is to sustain the counter te

i thought she was kidding, but then i saw them, and they nearly bit millie's tail. >> reporter: she saystes before -- >> but this is the first time that they've been aggressive and they've tried to attack. this is the first time that that has happened. so, yeah, i think something definitely should be done about them. >> reporter: as you may recall coyotes killed two dogs in san francisco and injured many more. when the city announced that residents would have to learn how to coexist with the wild animals many people were outraged. >> we don't after plan to eradicate coyotes obviously. >> reporter: daly city says they will adopt a plan similar to san francisco's and post warning signs. >> parents with young children should be aware of their sur roundings. >> reporter: officials secured garbage and tried to educate people about not littering or feeding the coyotes as well as keeping their dogs on a leash but many felt that wasn't enough that perhaps the city needed to consider injecting the animals with some kind of birth control. officials say they will discuss the issue at a city council