mueller: good afternoon. first of all, i would like to thank the donald trump campaign for inviting me to speak this afternoon. and speak on behalf of the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. last nightinformed of this extraordinary opportunity to speak at this rally. with so little time to prepare, i do not have much to say but i felt that i would be remiss in my duty as an american if i did not take this opportunity to be a part of the change in the world i hope to see. mueller father of kayla , the 26-year-old humanitarian aid worker who were -- who was kidnapped by terrorists in syria. she was imprisoned and brutally tortured physically and mentally. she was held in solitary confinement for long. ofes -- for long periods time. she was beaten, raped, and killed by isis. she watched as 18 other western durings were released negotiations by their government. her body has never been recovered. understand that the last five asths of her life were spent a personal hostage to the self-proclaimed

carl mueller - never sought the spotlight.... but he appeared at the trump rally today. 46:25 "i have voted. and i voted for djt" mueller's daughter, kayla, was taken captive in syria in 2013.... as she left humanitarian aid hospital. she was 26. at the trump rally, her father recalled frustration with the obama administration's efforts to get kayla home. 44:36 "we pleaded with the administration to do what was needed and they blocked us. it's time for a change." [crowd cheers] later- it was revealed... mueller had been raped, tortured, and forced to marry an isis leader. mueller was killed in an airstrike on the isis compound... after 18 months in captivity. her father - today- blaming the obama administration ... 45:39 "i don't know about you, but i find it refreshing to hear a candidate speak his mind, not worried about being politically "mueller" was referring to the u-s policy of not paying ransoms. the amount isis was demanding was never made public. people who are against legalizing recreational pot... say they are being t

carl mueller - never sought the spotlight.... but he appeared at the trump rally today. 46:25 "i have voted. and i voted for djt" mueller's daughter, kayla, was a missionary.... taken captive in syria in 2013.... as she left humanitarian aid hospital. she was 26. at the trump rally, her father recalled frustration with the obama administration's efforts to get kayla home. 44:36 "we pleaded with the administration blocked us. it's time for a change." [crowd cheers] later- it was revealed... mueller had been raped, tortured, and forced to marry an isis leader. mueller was killed in an airstrike on the isis compound... after 18 months in captivity. her father - today- blaming the obama administration ... 45:39 "i don't know about you, but i find it refreshing to hear a candidate speak his mind, not worried correct." correct." mueller was referring to the u-s policy of not paying ransoms. the amount isis was demanding was never made public. was never made public. new at 10... a gas station in nashville that posted a profanity- laced

john mueller, driving instructor "oh my gosh. that's life and death right there.mueller said many people don't think about how dangerous pulling in front of a truck is. john mueller, driving instructor "you've really got to think about what it takes to stop a vehicle of that size. how many feet per second you're really traveling at 60 mph, which is about 90 feet every second."mueller said wet or snow-covered roads make the situation worse and said brake- checks and other dangerous maneuvers are happening more often. john mueller, driving "i realize they may be slower or they may be heavier, but unfortunately it happens a lot due to distractions. people are in a hurry. it's a daily occurrence." sgt. luke newman, wisconsin state patrol "people realize they get frustrated. there's a little bit of road rage going on. they think i'm going to show this guy and hit their brakes in front of them. that is a very bad idea.".truck driving instructors said they have to train drivers to compensate for others' actions. they say it's not just a

means you could find yourself looking for a new branch, maybe even a new bank. 8 on your side paul mueller is live at the wells fargo branch in hyde park. you spoke to a lot of customers there today. how are they taking this news? >> reporter: if they have to, they could go to other banks and that could mean a whole lot of change. throughout the state of florida hillsborough county including this branch, 20 of them. so this is your branch? >> yeah. this is my main branch. if they close this, i don't know what i'm going to do, probably have to switch banks. >> reporter: maya pedigree was just 19, a student and just opened up her first credit card with wells fargo. >> everything has been pretty great. >> reporter: but now news that branches could be closing in the wake of the $2 million fake account scandal. >> i think it's really unethical. >> reporter: other customers have >> yeah. it's bad news, bad for the customers, too. >> their business ethic is not good. >> reporter: the bank hasn't announced any large scale closures, but some experts say it could happen. we wanted to know exactly ho

let's get right to newschannel8's paul mueller in pasco county. this has been a tough few days for the parents and students of pasco county. get us up to speed. how did this happen? >> reporter: it has certainly been a tough few days. a 12-year-old boy facing a felony charge of written threats to kill. what they are calling it, terroristic threatening. now, he reportedly made the threat through an phone called musically. and i want to go ahead and now and show you his profile page from the account. if you look at it, it is called clowning around. it says going to kill the kids at seven springs middle school friday october 7. get ready sixth graders for your worst day and your last. it is directed at sixth graders at his school. seven springs middle in new port richey. our investigators say he admitted it, that he was "just about it now. and all of it sent apartments and students into a frenzy

of prescott the father of kayla mueller the aide worker killed by isis in sierray and told the crowd to big cheers he has already cast his vote for donald trump. live at the phoenix convention center, brahm reznik, 12 plus,. >>> thousands of supporters came to see their candidates speak again in the valley. this was the scene outside of the convention center before you would expect, there were also dozens of protesters on- hand. 12 news was in the middle of it all. team 12 kennedy with more on both the support and the criticism the trump rally brings. ken. >> reporter: you said it, thousands of people came to downtown phoenix this afternoon to watch the republican presidential candidate try to rally support in a state that has become a bit too close for republicans. the large crowd showed up early for today's rattly and many on- hand brought flag and wear red- white-and-blue shirts and battleground state, which is why trump has spent a lot of time over the past couple months. supporters obviously outnumbered protesters, but those who don't like trump came with signs denouncing the re

in tampa, paul mueller, news channel 8. >>> time now 5:08. leigh has weather and traffic on the 8s. >> that's right. as you step out the door this morning it's relatively comfortable. in fact, most of the day today will stay in the comfortable range of temperatures. so let me show you the hour by hour forecast. we go from about 69 degrees at 8:00 a.m., up to 78 at 11:00, 83 at 2:00 and then the afternoon high of 84 happens around 3:00 or 4:00. just a few clouds and i only put in this 10% rain the cold front comes in. so notice the wind arrows. notice how they start to get longer coming from the northwest by midday. the wind speeds increase. here comes this cold front at 2:00 or 3:00. you might get a quick shower with it. notice how it takes it almost all day before that front makes it to i-4. that's why it's not going to necessarily cool down until tonight. slim rain chance, still mild today as the winds increase. the autumn air arrives this next week just a very slow warming trend with plenty of sunshine. a nice long stretch of fall weather.

paul mueller joins us from the mid-florida credit union amphitheater. trump is set to take the stage at any moment now, right? >> reporter: that's right. suspense has been building, the crowd is here, fired up and energized. tonight, donald trump's objective is to energize these folks even more than they already are here in is battleground state of florida. take a look at who is on the state right now, of course that is the iconic former fsu coach, showing his support for donald trump. of course, all of this is happening as trump is facing a ticking time clock, some polls showing he has a double-digit deficit and there are some veteran republican strategists who say a comeback is unlikely. when he does take the stage tonight, he is expected to wikileaks scandal. are also expected to hear about voter fraud and that the election is rate, also a big possibility he will talk about the locker room talk controversy. >> i trust him to run our economy, trust that he would run our country correctly. he is a businessman, he is articulating what he stands for. >>

. >> and carl mueller, the father of kayla mueller, the prescott woman killed by isis in syria said he's already cast his ballot for trump. yesterday's protest much smaller than past rallies, outnumbered by supporters. taking a look at polls done before the fbi story broke friday, trump is ahead of the clinton campaign now lashing out at fbi director james comey say there's no indication that recently discovered e-mails are even about clinton but comey wrote in a letter that the e-mails are pertinent to the clinton e-mail investigation. clinton called on comey to release more details about his inquiry in to the e-mails found anthony wiener. wiener is separated from long-time clinton aide huma abedin. >> pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. voters deserve to get full and complete facts. donald trump is already making up lies about this. he is doing his best to confuse, mislead, and discourage the american peo will be getting her chance to talk to arizona voters when she visits on wednesday. she'll be here sometime between 2:0

the crime while detective says he traced pictures back to mueller. once police in missouri searched his home, they say they found several hundred pornographic pictures of kids. >>> it's national prescription drug take-back day, with 5,000 collection sites across the country. the dea organized the event. people die every day, every day, from drug overdose, most involving opioids and heroin. >>> workers at a local business poisoned. police say the suspect was one of their colleagues. find out what investigators found in the coffee maker. >>> staring at screens is bad for toddlers. or is it? we've got the eye opening new >>> and find out why someone i've been a soldier for 3 years. i've scaled the toughest terrain and faced plenty of my fears as part of my training. and for the past two years i've been a navy federal member. so even out here i can pay securely with mobile pay linked to my free checking account. i don't know about this, what did she say? she said "i don't know about this." i couldn't hear over my helmet. your ears are completely exposed.

paul mueller is live for us. do deputies have any leads now? >> reporter: the family says they know who the suspect is and tell us they've already impounded his truck. go ahead and take a live look at the scene right now. they are just wrapping up eight hours later still trying to this tragedy. >> i think i ran out of tears honestly. >> reporter: a grieving sister puts up a strong front remembering her brother, 21- year-old zachary zac marcano of ruskin, one of 10 children killed as he flew off his motorcycle in this apparent case of road rage. >> he was really loveable. he tried to do the most for anyone, tried to help them out as much as he could. >> reporter: in the end marcano couldn't save himself. investigators say it began scene. the two they say just happened to bump into each other. words were exchanged. then they took off down the road. 10 minutes later one of them would be dead. 19th street northeast was shut down for hours as investigators canvassed the crime scene. a flood of evidence markers dotted the road. family members console

news channel 8's paul mueller joins us the kings row shopping center and there were a whole lot of people around when this whole thing went down. >> reporter: a busy, busy place, a busy intersection and especially given the fact this happened around 6:30 tonight. i want to give you a good live look at the scene, but first keep in mind this happened 4 1/2 hours ago and this is what you still have left, 1 huge crime scene here on bloomingdale avenue and don't expect this road to be open any this crime together and there is a whole lot of work to be done. all of this began a few blocks down the road from here where the victim and shooter apparently exchanged some words. i want you to look at some video from a short time ago, all this coming to a head right outside the shopping center right here again during rush hour. two cars stopped in traffic, one in front, the other in the back. the guy in the front car gets out, exchanges words with the guy that guy then shot and killed him. then get this. the shooter pulls off the road and waits for deputies to arrive. now while investigators work to d

phyllis mueller volunteer tarboro's such a community that really helps people. mindy lester volunteer it's just really a humbling experience to see in tarboro, stephanie lopez abc11 eyewitness news in wake county.....a chance for a hot meal and shower for the victim's of matthew. raleigh police officers and other city officials prepared and served hundreds of meals at chavis community center. showers were also provided here and other city community centers. showers will also be available tomorrow morning. wake county didn't see much flooding, but fierce winds toppled trees and power lines and made a mess in many neighborhoods. serving up free pizza in fayetteville. papa johns set up its mobile kitchen in the harris teeter parking lot on raeford road. people lined up early.... to get a slice. the mobile kitchen will be handing out free pizza through sunday...and harris teeter will be handing out free ice. abc-11 together is helping the community recover from this flooding disaster. we're joining 'our partners' -- at the "food bank of central and eastern north car

paul mueller joins us live from the scene. do they know yet, how did this fire start? >> reporter: that is a big question. investigators are trying to figure out right now. check it out. this is an act i scene now. sarasota county firefighters are here as well as the fire marshal. now, they are boarding up the house, they are trying to figure out what sparked those deadly flames. the call came in here on suga afternoon. dozensover firefighters rushing to the scene. the house up in flames. the fire getting bigger by the minute. when they got here, firefighters had in idea. three people were inside, then the shocking discovery. two people dead. the three were mother, father, and son. the son they say was the one taken to the hospital. the fire chief calling the rescue difficult. saying they had a hard time getting him out of the house. get him out because of his size. many on this quiet street say the three were quiet, kept to themselves and didn't come outside very often. now, they are just left in a state of disbelief. how could this happen? >> i pray for them. i feel

paul mueller joins us live from town and country at the scene and i can still see the smoke behind you paul. >> reporter: yeah, it is still billowing up jen. good evening. the owner as you can imagine is in shock right now. the building you are looking at behind me, 14,000 square feet. a total loss. get a good live look. firefighters demolishing it after getting the flames and inside that building, as you said, two dozen animals. the sad news here, several of them including a monkey, are dead. now, the fire broke out just after 2:00 this afternoon here at renew it supply. this is in the 5800 block of barry road. it is just off the vets. again, 14,000 square feet. paper, pet products, chemicals. at one point, there were several explosions. firefighters forced to run out of the building. outside. the owner of the building also had animals in connection with a rescue organization. two dogs, 22 cats, six birds, and a monkey. we know a neighbor rescued one of the dogs. several cats escaped. sadly, again, we are told the monkey didn't make it. take a listen to the owner. >> they had access t

in lakeland, paul mueller, news channel 8. >>> neighbors also tell us the boys mother and fiance were at home at the time and they say the fiance tried to save the poor using cpr. >>> more tragedy tonight in polk county. they plan city man is ci truck into a lakeland home killing a 76-year-old woman inside. ryan talent is charged after investigators tell us he lost control and slammed his truck into the home of reverend wyatt and janice falls. janice was in the front bedroom. killed instantly. according to investigators talent was under the influence and tried to leave after that crash. however, neighbors stopped him. >> they did the right thing. i said they did the right another for what he did. >> talent is facing charges for dui, manslaughter, vehicular homicide and not wearing a seatbelt, the husband was not hurt. >>> the man accused of kidnapping a 4-year-old lakeland girl leading to an all- out search in six states is behind bars tonight in polk county. deputies brought west wild hogs to the bar to jail this afternoon. becky lewis from her family's home on saturday. hogs didn't

paul mueller is live at the hillsborough county school board in building tampa. what exactly is the district's policy on this? >> reporter: here it is, josh in, black and white the school policy and it says students do have the right not to say the pledge of allegiance only if they don't get in the way of >> i don't believe in standing up for it since there's more than one religion. >> reporter: he may be only 12 years old, but mark dawson, a 6th grader at liberty middle school, sure knows what he believes in. >> reporter: why is this so important to you? >> because i believe in more than one religion and one -- wait, more than one nation. >> reporter: he says a teacher yelled at him here at school last month for not standing classroom. turns out it was the teacher who was in the wrong. a school spokesperson told me that teacher was unfamiliar with the school policy, but now they're aware of it thanks to a talk with the principal. so when he does this, do you consider him courageous? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: his aunt said he did the right thing by standing up f

paul mueller, thank you very much. live for us in pasco county >>> new tonight, a plea deal in the murder of a florida state university professor. one of three people charged in the case has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. state attorney willy mags announced luis rivera will give information about the 2014 murder of dan marquell. tallahassee arrested a woman tied to his ex-wife's family. she allegedly received payments from the family e killing. >>> counting down the days to election day. and today, absentee ballots were mailed out to millions of floridians. if you requested one, you had to get it to the county supervisor of elections offices. this is file video of balance being prepared in pinellas county. rememberrings election day is tuesday, november 8. it is just over a month away. >>> testing mosquitoes for the zika virus used to take days. >> now it just takes hour. we are going to go into a high- safer. >> also ahead, the pain of losing a beloved pet can be intense. now there is a new way to seek help. >>

paul mueller joins us now live. it was pretty clear how supporters felt about the speech. >> reporter: that's right. supporters packing in here a few hours ago, all this as he criss-crosses florida trying to win this crucial battleground here in tampa. >> reporter: two weeks out and donald trump brings out the crowd here in tampa. some polls have him behind by double digits. >> 75% of the american people think our country is on the wrong track according to all of the latest polls and we are going to fix it. >> reporter: fixing it first off he says by replacing or repealing obamacare, his first jab of the night at clinton, then the e-mail scandal that continues to plague clinton wikileaks release. next promises to renegotiate nafta or create an entirely new deal to keep jobs here in america while maintaining his tough stance on illegal immigrants. >> he's going to look into the things that hillary has done because she belongs in prison. >> reporter: supporters agree with his message of common sense and making america

((craig mueller, criminal defense attorney a lot of times, people will cast things in black and white as lying, not lying, the truth is sometimes a little more subtle than that; people believe what they remember; memories can be changed )) ((sharie johnson)) reddick's x-wife claimed he inappropriately touched her daughter in 2014. but the defendants attorney says the story didn't add up. ((craig mueller, the practical problem with the assertions were she had trouble recounting the events with any degree of consistency 42:40 to the point that even a sympathetic listener would have a hard time believing that the events went down as they we're recorded )) ((sharie johnson)) the victim's mother claims inappropriate touching of a minor's body parts went on for six months. but in the end, the jury cleared him of all charges against him. ((craig mueller, criminal defense attorney i sympathize with her and the family but the reality difficult parts with the evidence including not being able to remember some fairly basic details of what should have been easily remembered just a few hours earli

>> mentioned something about in the throat so she could not scream. >> mueller said he went to the houseckened out when he spotted a neighbor. another young man testified how roger tried to hire him. he told me he wanted his wife pretty much killed and x amount of dollars and i said, well, you know, i don't know. >> roger's former mistress, april, now cleared of any suspicion, testified that roger talked to her about tampering with lynn's brakes. lynn's friend, debbie, doesn't understand why one of these young people didn't blow the whistle before lynn was killed. >> i was so angry, because i thought, why didn't one of them mention it to me? why wouldn't that comment not been told to me? because i think if one of them had told me that and i would have went back to lynn with that right away -- >> with all those witnesses, the prosecution thought they had a strong case, but roger reister had plenty to say about those witnesses and about his brother, rodney. >> did you ask your brother, rodney, to kill lynn? >>> coming up -- >> i loved my wife. we were trying to build a future together. >>

i'm paul mueller. thank you for joining us. time right now, 7:00 a.m. and what a chilly morning it is in the bay area. downtown tampa, here's hoping the temperatures are going to warm up. and here's ed to break it down for us. we will get a touch warmer later on this afternoon but the story is this morning. you step outside, got to consider breaking out the light jackets. good news, we are dry all over the region here with with the max defender 8 radar scanning the skies with a million watts of power. the story, not rain but the chilly temperatures. there's the look at downtown again where it is now 57 degrees. we have light north, northeast breezes this morning but check out the number, 50s along the especially east of 75, it gets chilly. how about 50 for wesley chapel is lakeland. 42 right now in brooksville. and 50 in dade city. high pressure still in charge over the southeast u.s. giving us the light, northeasterly flow. and overall, winds will be lighter today. and we will have the chilly start at 55 but the afternoon is looking gorgeous with full

i'm paul mueller. thank you for joining us. time right now, 6:00 a.m. and what a chilly morning it is in the bay area. downtown tampa, here's hoping the temperatures are going to warm up. and here's ed to break it down for us. >> yeah, good morning. no doubt, feeling that true autumn chill this morning. finding much out here. a beautiful scene here but the high pressure has brought in that much cooler air, and boy, we are certainly feeling it this morning. 55 degrees right now in downtown tampa with a little bit of a breeze out of the north. and look at the number, brooksville, 42 degrees right now. it's 52 in plant city. and the farther north you go, the farther inland you head, it gets colder so you will need a light jacket this morning in the ol morning, the winds are lighter, nearly calm, especially interior locations. high pressure in control, winds out of the north, northeast. and a chilly start with sunshine at 55 but a gorgeous afternoon. spectacular in fact. we will get a little bit warmer today, up to 7 with sunshine. and we will end -- up to

. >> 7-year-old justin bob mueller shows what happens when he says some one dressed in a him. >> he jabbed a knife on my arm >> the latest of a clown scare across the country >> the frenzy started in carolina in august. >> a clown last seen in august. >> it is spreading to more than two dozen states. new york, residents spotted a clown on a out to be a bb gun. >> the facebook page of police now post laws about shooting clowns. >>> after these threats showed up on instagram. it came up at a white house's press briefing. >> this is a situation thoc >> while the man many are seeing responsible for our fear of clowns, steven king tweeted "it is time to cool down the clown hysteria." a nation on alert over clowns that are anything but funny. >>> nbc news, new york. >>> and up next, bringing out the inner artist in these senior >>> finally tonight, the word "granny does graffiti." an unusual art program in denver is all about bringing out artistic people with memory loss. >> more tonight with joe friar. >> mary good, a grandmother of 35 who loves her mark. >> i really love to draw. >> usually wi

. >> trump got a surprising mueller in prescott. he said he cast his vote already for trump. >>> crowds gathered in downtown phoenix hear the gop nominee speak. as always, supporter as -- and protestors were -- were there. how they kept the peace today. >> reporter: the group was relatively small today of protestors. they were outnumbered and out gunned by the supporters were chanting signs and fingers, just another day gnat -- in the battle for the white house. >> i believe that donald trump should bet president because hillary is corrupt and she should not be an -- in office any longer. >> wearing red, white, and blue, many supporters brought flags and firearms fired up about his visit >> i believe he will change way. >> reporter: the dozen or so protestors came armed also. >> this guy is ought of -- out of controls --. he's like a jim jones and hitler combination. that's a mix. >> we're going to stop the massive inflow of refugees. >> reporter: took place inside as trump tries to rally a state that has become a close race. he's n

i'm paul mueller. thank you so much for be joining us. if you haven't been outside yet, you might want to throw on an extra layer. let's check with ed on that. >> yeah, the temperatures, that's the big story. and max defender 8 showing a dry picture this morning. another morning with sunshine, barely a cloud in the sky. and look out there, the morning. venice, clear skies overhead and 59 degrees. and 52 right now in palm harbor. 56 in lutz. 54 for apollo beach and sun city center. and still 40s on the map including crystal river. you're at 48 right now. up to 61 now for frost proof. and 53 in dade city. these numbers are slowly but surely starting to warm up. and it's going to be pleasant this afternoon as we hit 79. ahead as temperatures get back to norms by midweek and looks like the outlook, fairly dry with only a slight chance of rain by midweek. we will take you through the next eight days in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> we turn now to breaking news. a part of armenia avenue in tampa closed after a th

david mueller vehemently denies anything inappropriate happened, but admits it is possible he touched taylor's skirt or someone behind her. meanwhile, taylor provided a perfect distraction from the legal mess, performing in austin. the highlight, singing the song she co-wrote with calvin harris. ?? >> while taylor seemed to be loving every minute of her concert, justin bieber, on the other hand, suffered another bizarre meltdown on stage last night. justin hurling his mic, storming offstage. >> oh, my gosh! >> the manchester, england, crowd booing as justin goes into full meltdown mode after trying in vain to talk. minutes later, the biebs returned and later gave this comes three days after another manchester show where he scolded people for talking. and at another show last week, he branded his fans obnoxious for screaming. last night the biebs continued to chalk up his frustratton to, quote, not being heard, while his latest move rang loud and clear. >> let's move over to the other justin. spending quality time this weekend with justin timberlake. >> not a bad way to spend sunday. a

i'm paul mueller. let's head to the weather has been running free and clear thanks to dry air and plenty of sunshine. look at this view here. that's from polk county, lake land auto maul. we still have generally light breezes coming out of the north and northeast. 72 owe test 72 owe72 -- odessa. there is the water vapor image are you, dry air. temperatures will top off at 79 degrees. pretty pleasant afternoon. cool starts, pleasant afternoons. and temperatures getting back to normal eventually but rain chances staying very slim over the next eight days. we'll show you the rain chances in the full forecast, wall. >> thank you so much. >> on the campaign trail, donald trump will campaign in florida for the next three and st. augustine today. tomorrow, the rally will be at the state fair ground. this comes two weeks after he held this rally at the lakeland airport. hillary clinton's tim kaine is running in florida. candidates are gathering the support on the all-important battleground states. >> reporter:

we caught up with ingrid mueller after the rally... my mother is from mexico and came here legally and i'm very proud of that and my fateher is from germany and came here legally as well. she tells us she didn't know she would get pulled up on stage. was that planned? no! he saw my sign, my homemade latinas for trump sign and he was like 'oh!' so it was very exciting. trump went over his usual talking points of border security, second amendment rights, and... the fbi reopening their investigation into hillary clinton... after discovering new emails while investigating anthony weiner. we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner results get out there and vote i don't care how you vote. i don't care what you put on your ballot-- but you need to get out there and vote. ad looklive tag: the campaign offered up buses to shuttle people to and from a polling place... as trump visits just 5 days before early voting comes to an end. reporting from the donald trump rally on the las vegas strip. adffnll the f-b-i plans to sta

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bob mueller shows what happens when he says some one dressed in a clown costume grabbed him. >> he jabbed a knife on my arm >> the latest of a clown scare across the country >> the frenzy started in carolina in august. >> a clown last >> it is spreading to more than two dozen states. new york, residents spotted a clown on a bridge of which turned out to be a bb gun. >> the facebook page of police now post laws about shooting clowns. >>> after these threats showed up on it came up at a white house's press briefing. >> this is a situation that local authorities are taking it seriously. >> while the man many are seeing responsible for our fear of clowns, steven king tweeted "it is time to cool down the clown hysteria." a nation on alert over clowns that are anything but funny. >>> nbc news, new >>> and up next, bringing out the inner artist in these senior and artist in these senior and s and why it iliberty mutual e when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and

director robert mueller will investigate its security practices. scott, martin's attorney says his client is no snowden, just a >> pelley: but the justice department may seek charges under the espionage act. jeff pegues for u toni rare interview with an american who became a leader of an isis cell, sending other young americans to their deaths in syria. abdirizak warsame has an compositeim name, but minneapolis is the only home he's ever known. he's one of thousands of somali refugees who have been welcomed in prison. in an interview for this sunday's "60 minutes," he told us he was pulled into terrorism online through the lectures of anwar al-awlaki, an al qaeda cleric. >> he explained how islam was, you know, like my calling. it was almost like he was talking to you. it made you feel like-- like upper special, you know, and, like, you're the chosen one. >> pelley: how much time d you spend watching these videos? >> i would continuously watch them when i wasn't doing anything, when i wasn't at school or doing my homework or, you kno out with my fa

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on our facebook page to join >>> our 10news school of the week powered by duke energy florida is mueller elementary magnet. it's the number two magnet school in the u.s. 10news reporter tammie field shows you why students across the bay area go there to learn. >> we are one of two performing arts elementary schools in the whole county. >> reporter: the program includes springs, percussion. >> here at school we have a gallery, as you can see, and once a month we have an arts show with every grade. it's spectacular. >> reporter: every single student here takes music and dance once a week. their stevenners are finding ways to integrate reading, writing, and arithmetic into their lessons. >> reading music, use reading, decoding ahead. even comprehension. in math we have to use fraction toss do rhythym. >> reporter: they are creating all types of things using 3d printing. these skills will be very valuable when they grow up. >> 60% of the jobs these children are going to have don't exist yet. so bringing this up-to-date them to be at their fingertips is a way to prepare them. >> reporter: mul

(john mueller, driving instructor) "i realize they may be slower or they may be heavier, but unfortunately it happens a lot due to it's a daily occurrence." butt with (sgt. luke newman, wisconsin state patrol) "people realize they get frustrated. there's a little bit of road rage going on. they think i'm going to show this guy and hit their brakes in front of them. that is a very bad idea.". wisconsin state patrol says --they'll ticket drivers -- if they're caught brake checking. this controversial billboard -- has a lot of people upset in austin, texas. it reads -- "undocumented immigrant? before you get deported -- get a sugar daddy." the bilbo clients-- to the website -- arrangement finders dot com. now -- one undercover officer -- with the austin police -- human trafficking-vice unit -- is speaking out. ( undercover officer, austin police) "i think the billboard should be taken down immediately, there's no reason that billboard should be up there advertising to this community." buttwith (undercover officer, austin police) "these young ladies maybe they haven't been in america that long