kellye: a mixup at the washington monument. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past. get fios. tea? now $79.99 a month. go online or call now. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v service is reporting no elevator problems tonight. the washington monument reopened after a problem this week, but what caused the problem is not clear. the washington monument today, the elevator was working and there were no disruptions. some visitors had second thoughts. twice this week, tuesday night and wednesday afternoon, the national park service said that a safety sensor prevented the doors from closing, meaning the elevators could not operate. each time

grounded, the mixup that grounded flights and were the delay stand right now. front runners in the spotlight at the iowa state fair and questions they were grilled on. and how a big name from the washington wizards made starting classes easier this year. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. now abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. kellye: hours of delays, airports up and down the east coast clogged after an faa computer glitch brings travel to a halt. radar,age from flight the glitch blanking the skies from north carolina to maryland. richard reeve is live at reagan national. the glitch has cleared up, but it is still slow going. richard: kellye, the faa said that it fix the glitch at its leesburg facility a little bit before 4:00, but this is the fallout. these folks waiting in line, trying to rebook flights. scene being repeated over and over again up and down the east coast. lines, short tempers, airplanes lined up for takeoff. >> i saw the crowd and thought, ok, what's going on. richard: going nowhere. >> we sat on the tarmac for over an hour. passengersousands of i

a medical mixup a woman blames for an unwanted pregnancy shep believes the federal government should pay for the mistake. >> then at 11:00 on channel 7 thousands of people at st. at&t park tonight to hear televangelist joel osteen. what making this mega minister so unique. >>> there won't be lavish living at the burning man festival. friday the bureau of land management withdrew the request for them to build them a $1 million complex with washers driers, air conditioning refrigerators and couches. the request included 24 hour access to ice cream. the director called the request outlandish and says staff members have the same caterers the rest of the people in the festival and stay in the same town in nevada in years past. >> back to school season now and several charities are helping families provide backpacks and other surprise. we will at the hutch community center in san francisco where the tenth annual western addition health to fair and family day took place. youngsters received backpacks with school replies. -- school supplies. >> helps me a lot, saving money. >> across town th

a medical mixup a woman blames for an unwanted pregnancy shep believes the federal government should pay for the mistake. >> then at 11:00 on channel 7, thousands of people at st. at&t park tonight to hear televangelist joel osteen. what making this mega minister so unique. >>> there won't be lavish living at the burning man festival. friday the bureau of land management withdrew the request for them to build them a $1 million complex with washers, driers, air conditioning, refrigerators and couches. the request included 24 hour access to ice cream. the director called the request outlandish and says staff members have the same caterers the rest of the people in the festival and stay in the same town in nevada in years past. >> back to school season now and several charities are helping families provide backpacks and other surprise. we will at the hutch community center in san francisco where the tenth annual western addition health to fair and family day took place. youngsters received backpacks with school replies. -- school supplies. >> helps me a lot, saving money. >> across town

that's an easy mixup.robably happened as you were doing, okay, 10 million, you probably misplaced the -- the 1, and, uh -- (laughter) naturally, some people think that with all that money changing hands -- (laughter) really? a little reference, but all right. (laughter) some think with all the money changing hands something unseemly must be going on. >> that's the world in which people have access to the clintons or somehow buying access to the clintons. to give you an example, the "new york times" last year took note chelsea clinton gets about as much as $75,000 a speech for speaking on subjects like diarrhea which is a subject she says she's passionate about. (laughter) >> jon: is it your suggestion, sir, that audiences might not be interested in chelsea clinton's speech about diarrhea? (laughter) because as she has so eloquently said -- some people think it's funny, but it's really brown and runny. (laughter) gotcha! (applause) it's really a q&a session afterwards that's most valuable. chelsea, accordin

. >> well, who is responsible for a mixup like this? >> well, in this case, clearly there was an error made. but generally speaking, it doesn't matter who files your return. you're ultimately responsible for that information. you have to make sure that it's accurate. so before you have it sent in, make sure you review everything, all your social security numbers, the account numbers. everything, to make sure that it's accurate. because even though someone else prepares it, you are ultimately responsible. >> all right. could cost you. thank you. to get in touch with our consumer investigative team, send an e-mail to better get baquero at nbcnewyork.com or call 1-866-news-244. >>> so let's get a check of the weather now. outside today. >> not too bad. it was up to 90 degrees, but the humidity wasn't that bad. it was generally below 40%, so didn't have as much of an impact and didn't feel quite as sticky in most cases. we have been tracking a few thunderstorms. had one severe thunderstorm on radar in sullivan county. that has weakened cons

. >>> a mother got a flu shot and now what she's doing to fix the mixup. >>> donald trump is dumped. why he was disinvited. >>> safeway's anniversary... happy anniversary to me but you're the one who's gonna save some serious money. happy anniversary to me right now with your club card usda choice ribeye steak is $7.99 a pound 32-ounce gatorade is 69 cents and select quaker cereal is $1.49 happy anniversary to me. safeway's huge anniversary sale! it's just better. will -- >>> [music] will -- kron four news continues now. will presidential candidate trumped -- trump was dumped after his most recent controversial comments. and he rose has the story. >> ideas invited donald trump >> presidential candidate would not be allowed and it was met with a mixture of boos and cheers. anderson withdrew the invitation following comments made about gop debate moderator making kelly >> she gets out and asks me reduce skills -- ridiculous questions and you could see blood coming out of her eyes or where ever >> the front runner reacted with his usual crap -- candor seeing political correctness is kil

. >> and coming up, when a mixup caused a couple's two children to be removed from their health coverage, they called better get baquero. >> consumer reporter, lynda baquero, coming up on news 4 new york. comfort keepers can provide a variety of custom in-home services for your aging loved ones, including medication reminders and transportation to the doctor. >>> right now on news 4 new york, flash flood warning. potentially dangerous thunderstorms moving through our area, leaving parts of new jersey under water. >>> and tonight, somerset and union counties under a flash flood warning. let's get to meteorologist janice huff. >> that warning in effect until 7:30 this evening. they have seen quite a bit of flash flooding as we saw from the pictures across this region of somerset and union counties. and the storms there now are starting to move northward into morris county. what's left of the storm that brought all the flooding there is now moving towards morristown and florham park and troy hills. it's not as intense as it was earlier, but this was a very dangerous storm, lots of flash flo

we're sorry for the mixup there. >>> we move overseas to new developments in a massacre prooechltd on a french train, the gunman tackled by american heros, hog tied and later carried away by police. tonight what the shooter watched on his phone moments before opening fire and why authorities now believe he may not have been acting alone. abc's david wright in paris for us again tonight. >> reporter: barefoot and blindfolded, terror suspect ayoub el khazzani arrived at the courthouse today, escorted by a special anti-terrorism squad. their faces hidden behind ski masks to protect their identities. today the chief prosecutor in paris said el khazzani activated a new cell phone the day of the attack. his phone records show that while he was on the train, he watched extremist videos calling for violent acts in the name of radical islam. french authorities now believe el khazzani may not have been acting alone, that someone with access to his facebook password disabled the account the day after the attack when he was already in custody. el khazzani also gave no credible explanation how he

neighborhood and santa rosa worm about the response time of its fire department thanks to a major mixup with federal building regulations >>emily t: a grand jury told the city of santa rosa they needed to move fire stations here into from over a decade with the building is here is still being used we have been tense fire activity up in lake county area we're not terribly far and we need this fire station open because we have a major issue appear until mid on a brand-new facility is enough for people with disabilities the city builders and the fighter from haven't tried to sort out the facility has been sitting empty for to have month's. >>emily t: by the time the funding came through they change and no one copy area until it was time to move man and it was too late $60,000 has been set aside to make the changes for bathroom doors conscious and more no time line on those changes for a price tag there is no excuse for a taxpayer to sit there and watch this fiasco they should have the certificate within the next two weeks. >>pam m: if you have a store you would like us to look into a summi

founding father hamilton what a mixup praying said $130 million of the advance sales.e "wall street journal" calling it the most significant musical of the past decade. >> the "wall street journal" is pretty conservative but whether it comes to presidential debates action can speak louder than words. >> listening to what the candidates have to say watching the nonverbal cues can make or break them. we have a body language expert from executive leadership coach. let's start with the strong ones. won the years i did well was marco rubio because he is still recovering from water which was adorable and made him a human but not presidential? >> his body language was consistent with his words. that the words matched of body language. his shoulders were broad and his gestures were armed point. he was not flailing his events but very much controlled with great i contact. i give him the a+. david: talk about donald trump he has that stare. >> that is how he looks. >> he is also getting tough questions. there he is. >> that maliki is one thing. that is smug but give is i is is m

horace holmes gets to the bottom of the mixup. >> now the new mr. and mrs. jones. horace: the you lived in d.c. area for any amount of time you have likely seen commercial. >> a reputable company. did my wedding. horace: 2 years ago they hire -- 28 years ago they hired him for the wedding reception. so when they went to the dry tall show with a daughter who is getting married -- >> there they go! that is who we'll hire. horace: they signed a contract with them in february and propped down the $700 fee. the wedding is saturday. let's rewind to the end of june. judy picked up her mail and saw a letter from the davis d.j.'s that said -- >> sorry, due to health, the economy n 2008 we are shutting our doors july 10. >> but they had a contract and everything was paid for. so they called the d.j.'s and couldn't find anything from the company. >> it's not the money. it's the principle. >> we tried to contact them too, but the phones are disconnect and shut down. >> everything was shut down. >> so they worked to put the final touches on the plan for the most important day o

in santa rosa now worried about the response time of its local fire department because of a major mixup with federal building regulationlkl: a grand jury mandated the fire department move station five here to meet the necessary response times. it took the city more than a decade to make the building happen, but though the building sits here- it isn't in use. 00-12 california is in the heat of fire season, and just up the street from ellie warner sits an take sot "my major concern." eleanor warner/ wants fire station to open me this fire station open because the major issue out here. the line but there's a major issue with the station. the two million dollar brand new facility isn't up to code for people with disabilities- and so they couldn't move in. so while the city, builders and the fire department have been trying to sort out the snafu, the facility the building plans were drawn up to code- but by the time funding came through to build them, they'd changed and no one caught the error. until it was time to move in. sixty thousand dollars has been set aside to make the changes to bat

>> the mixup was traced this ups facility in saddle brook, new jersey. the blood belongs to a pennsylvania woman. she was sending it to trenton for testing. ups is looking into what went wrong. >>> day care horror. workers in a center in oklahoma are accused of drugging children to go to sleep. reena ninan tells us how they got caught. >> reporter: this oklahoma day care shut down. its owner and staff accused of giving infants benadryl to make them go to sleep. parents outraged. >> my heart sunk. >> reporter: leslie mead said her 6-month-old could barry keep his eyes open after coming home from sue's day care. >> had somebody not spoke up and the worst was to happen, am -- she was messing with our lives. had something happened, it would have changed everybody's life forever. >> reporter: at least seven children were allegedly drugged. the day care owner has been in business more than 20 years. police say they were tipped off by a former employee. now more staff members are coming forward. >> they have come and confessed what was going on in the day care

the clinic for uninsured residents shut down after the mixup was discovered this summer and two nurses resigned. >>> it took a day for residents of delaware city to learn they were exposed to a dangerous substance. 40 pounds of sulfur dioxide was released into the air early monday morning. now there's an investigation. the environmental protection agency says the chemical is hazardous. short term exposure is linked to breathing problems and an increase in asthma symptoms. >>> their kids may be bullies, that doesn't mean parents have to pay up. the judge made a ruling after the family sued two school districts. where they say 13 students bullied their son. the schools want the parents of the bullies held responsible. the parent cannot be held financially libel. but also ruled the school districts can pursue claims against five of the students. if they win, the parents could then be forced to pay. >>> a breakthrough in the search for that missing malaysia airliner today. the country's prime minister confirmed that the wing fragment found last week did in fact come from the malaysia airli

whole mixup between temblor and tumbler. >> both are acceptable. >> i disagree. no we're moving on now. i love my producer joel by the way. >> 6:34, 11 convicted killers this is really riling people up today spent yearsing on death row now no longer facing execution. >> that's result of a decision by state high fest court that ruled death penalty unconstitutional in connecticut. fox 5's robert moses following this story he's in our newsroom with some reaction from some of the families of the victims in these death penalty cases. good morning, robert. mike: let's face it there's been a ground swell of opposition across the country to the death penalty. reporter: but this ruling in connecticut is wrenching for victim's family members who feel that death is the only suitable punishment for those who kill their loved one with. crime shocking and heinous home invasion and pettitte railed, strangled and mushedded murdered. two daughters died of smoke inhalation after home set ablaze. mikalah also sexually assaulted. they were sentenced to death for the murders. but u n

. >> reporter: the public relations mixup announced that have anti-graffiti trucks targeting the handiwork. >> three years ago we practically wiped out all of the graffiti but they started walls. >> what were the messages. >> death threats. >> reporter: town workers say businesses are targeted by gangs hanging out overnight while the businesses are closed. but photograph feet tee has begun showing up in neighborhoods, too. it calls it an insult to neighbors. >> they put a lot of labor into it. whether it is people doing construction on it or doing it themselves. >> reporter: residents in islip can call for the town truck to clean up free of charge any graffiti slapped on their homes. dana tyler. >>> a spokesperson for the institute of technology say they support the effort but will remove the graffiti themselves. >>> it might be the best offer in new york city. you decide. a listing promises accommodations of spectacular views for $22 a night. you're sleeping in a park van, no water, no electricity. >> but it comes with a bed. >> 22 bucks. >> a bargain. >>> it is 6:39. we'll help you put y

. >> reporter: the public relations mixup came as town officials announced after years of budget cuts, the town was once again have its anti-graffiti truck out targeting gangs' handy work. town workers welcomed the truck's return to duty. >> three years ago we practically wiped out all the graffiti. they started leaving me messages. >> on the walls? >> oh, yes. >> what were the messages? >> death threats. >> reporter: town workers say they're frequently targeted by gangs hanging out overnight while businesses are closed. but graffiti has begun showing up in neighborhoods too. one resident calls it an insult to neighbors trying to improve their properties. >> they put a lot of labor in to it whether it's hiring people to do construction on it or doing it themselves. i don't want that messed up for myself. >> reporter: residents in islip can now call for the town truck to clean up free of charge any graffiti slapped on their homes. dana tyler, cbs 2 news. >> a spokesperson for new york tech told us they support the town's anti-graffiti effort but will remove the graffiti themselves. >>>

. >>> coming up, the mixup that almost had a family bearing the wrong body -- burying the wrong body. >> what happened before that made one woman suspicious and check to see what was in the casket. >>> plus a professional hockey player under investigation because of something that may have happened at his home. >>> it's a cucumber and wood ear salad, popular and served up at the hand cold noodle. neighborhood eats is coming up. >>> coming up right here on channel the spinning pinwheel of death. the disappearing wi-fi icon. the frozen download bar. you don't need a magician to fix these things. you need fios internet. get fios 50 meg internet, tv and phone now for $79.99 a month, price guaranteed for 2 years. or, double your speeds for just 10 dollars more a month. and only fios gives you uploads speeds as fast as your download speeds. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past, get fios. >>> quite a celebration in midtown for a singer and a pianist. >> he was honored today and eyewitness news reporter amy freeze was there. [ music ] >> reporter: where else would a worl

he tried to clear up the mixup by proclaiming his innocence on his facebook page but his office still is getting messages. >> constantly checking there's another one and i have to delete that one. i have to respond to that one. always on guard. >> now dave i'm more like to -- watch the animals than to hunt them. >> the threats are so bad james palmer called the police and asked them to increase patrols around his home and his business. >>> a street swallowed. what caused this massive sinkhole to open up in a neighborhood in brooklyn? >> a port authority officer makes a special delivery at the world trade center station. >> i'm lauren glassberg at a dallas teaches dads -- class that teaches dads all about braiding their daughter's hair ask it sfx: music throughout sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing sfx: crowd chanting sfx: crowd cheering music stops sc johnson, a family company. so, i needed to deposit a check. i was about to head to the bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was li

mixup for seven days looking at some of the 64 runs 70 across the peninsula if you're heading to theinst the rams for the first preseason game will have sunshine by 7:00 with the temperatures intimate seven days of temperatures will continue to watch a high- pressure continues to build and plan of for 94 saturday and sunday you can always track the forecast, conditions how hot it will be in the area with a free mobile application. >>rebecca: as well as fun to line up outside as we head into the 9:00 hour and also fighting and is definitely helping matters on the right-hand side of the screen not bad for this hour in the morning getting on to the spans one to be just a bit slow into technical drive times of 15 minutes the senate saver is moving well the right side of the screen that is about 14 minute trip from the peninsula over tool run from the east by over to the peninsula and the connection with a 1 01 and the richmond san rafael bridge as above the 12 minute drive times its traffic for to be slow from abridgment proper exit into a toll on the office and the limits and making the

all this chicken say the fall and also the drizzle we're talking about that as of a daytime heating mixup atmosphere but after sunset tim burton's right now off to the east bank for the more coming in a 65 the peninsula of for 60 story up to the north to seek support to middle fifties for much of the north bend. >>anny h: a live look at the san mateo bridge committee on 92 you concede traffic a little bit heavier but not too bad nothing to slow down the right and i the direction here is a live look at the golden gate bridge also still very much traffic conditions which should be a fairly easy ride in the north than and less with not least a great time to leave the house to get to your destination a suspect in walk and a deadly and run from early march was arrested using witness statements and surveillance footage for is the rest of this man the 39 year-old on how for the hit-and-run that happen in hayward on how he allegedly had demanded a warehouse he was the man involved an accident from the next day san jose san francisco are fuel the distance grammar to fill spots there more than two

the interesting thing about that clip, you see a mixup of new orleans and the east coast communities.ou can't always tell who is saying what about where. you can interchange the voiceovers with those images you are seeing. that is an intentional thing you have done with the filmmaking. tell us more about that approach. >> one of the reasons we started the land of opportunity project, it was deeply steeped in post-katrina rebuilding, a documentary that became an interactive platform that looks at post-crisis community rebuilding in five cities across the u.s. as soon a sandy happened, i started collaborating with a participatory documentary project called sandy storyline in new york, because we recognize there was a real value to comparing and contrasting these stories and cleaning the lessons learned. because there is an allergy to connecting the dots in this country, to a certain extent. that led to a real exceptionalism, new orleans exceptionalism. this happened over there, those crazy people who live below the sea level, and could never happen to us. then it happens in the heart of