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clinton's closest advisors" but then came the third strike monday, with this report by the ny post. the photo of weiner in his underwear texted to a "friend." abedin and weiner's toddler son right there in the bed...now abedin announces she's out. in a statement she says, "anthony and i remain devoted to doing what is best for our son, who is the light of our life." abedin already had her share of headaches... as questions about hillary clinton's private email server raised questions about abedin's role in facilitating access for high- level donors to the clinton foundation. hera line on the campaign trail. (file) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "huma is getting classified secrets...she's married to anthony weiner, who's a perv." sot - rick klein / abc news political director "huma is inside the inner circle of the campaign. this lets donald trump make the case that you have to question the securty, question the integrity of the inner circle." lana zak oncam close: in a statement, trump praised huma's decision to leave weiner, saying "she will be far better example of

and pleaded guilty, he never told prosecutors or investigators what exactly he did to two-year- old ny' ari hines to call the injuries. she was in his care while her mother was at work. the mother comes home. he says the girl is not feeling well. his girlfriend goes to the store to buy medicine but calls 911. court today. he is very familiar with the court process. the 25-year-old is in a wheelchair because in september of 2013, a former gang member and now an anti-gang activist terrance roberts shot him. roberts was acquitted of charges against him. while that case was making its way through the court system, in may of 2014, jones was accused of being in a car involved in a drive-by shootings. he was found not guilty in that case. after killing the two-year-old and pleading guilty to is going away. maybe not for the entire 20 years but, for some time. >> we don't really know how it happened or what happened. we do know that the child was violently beaten to cause a per forration of the bowel that caused her to lose a liter of blood into her body cavity. she went into septic shock and

we recover more guns than la and ny combined. eva: the men now charged in adlridge's murder brothers? 26-year-old darwin and 22-year-old derren sorrells. police say the brothers targeted a man working as a driver in the area when they opened fire on him the bullets hit aldridge. >> these two offenders are the prime example of the challenges we face here in chicago. side, gathering with friends and community members. >> you can't have vengence on anyone. you can't hate anyone. it's not going to bring them back. eva: hoping aldridge's death and these new arrests will turn a tragedy into a rallying cry and action. eva pilgrim, abc news, chicago. todd: topsfield native abbey d'agostino is back from rio, and talking about that famous 5,000 meter race. for helping a competitor get up off the track. that same runner then helped abbey when she fell moments later and hurt her knee. here they are shaking hands both winning a rare award for their sportsmanship. abbey saying today, she feels grateful for that moment. >> the spirit of competi

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ny ny >> i saw him out in the neighborhood one time, with his family.it seemed like a very peaceful family. these things are always heartbreaking. >> i asked everybody to keep them in prayer, you know, because this, you know, is a rough time for them. >> reporter: the north carolina state bureau of i investigation has identifiedin the trooper involved as jermaine sanders. he is currently on paid administrative leave. >> ninan: do we know if there is police protocol in dealing with hearing-impaired drivers?ea enforcement officials are required to follow a certain protocol when dealing with people who are deaf or hearing impaired. however, in this incident, it's not clear whether the officerid involved knew that to be the case. >> ninan: okay, marlie hall. thank you, marlie. ala well, in alaska, two wilderness guides had to be airlifted to a hospital in seattle after they were mauled by a bear. the guides were leading a group of cruise ship passengers on aa hike when they got between a bear and her cub. the mama bear attacked. one of the guides is in intensive care with multle the other guid

also she says that she may, she may want to go to the ny and doesn't or go to ny and doesn't want toe committed to stuff in ny -- which is new york. and then she corrected and said in d.c. then band responds, cool. then bahrain prince 10:00 tomorrow with hrc and adds we have reached out through official channels, nice. he's great. abdullah is his guy. and great. so here's the question. what do you make of this? were these ties between the foundation and the state department a conflict of interest? or illegal? >> i mean, no. they're neither. i don't even know, what are we talking about? there's no smoking gun. >> you don't think it looks bad when you read these? >> does it look bad? of course. are the optics bad? we've been saying the optics are bad from the beginning. but they went through the official channels. there's no smoking gun here we want to see some pay for play, quid pro quo, and that's not there. >> do you see any -- >> it is blurred lines between philanthropist and business. doug band wasn't just working for the clinton foundation, he was in the leadership position of a

ny-ari jones died from septic shock after investigators say jones "beat" her-- in 2014. according to court records - jones was they only person near the girl when she donald trump softened his tone during a speech in north carolina. the change in tone comes days after the republican candidate rearranged his top-level campaign staff - it was a big change from his usual unapologetic tone. and in new york - democratic nominee hillary clinton met with police chiefs from across the country. she focused on community support and good relationships with police. and information fbi, clinton told agents that former secretary of state colin powell was the one who advised her to use a personal email server -- except for classified communications. she said she thought that was what she was doing. today - donald trump and running mate mike pence will visit louisiana. they'll be in baton rouge...touring areas hit by massive flooding in the past week. trump's campaign says the candidates will be at a private event, without media. and the clinton campaign has confirmed that it will put n

meanwhile, crude oil jumped ny nearly three percent to close attorneys for former fox news chairman roger ailes agreeing to keep the sexual harrassment case brought against him in new jersey, instead of moving it to a federal court in new york. that tops our look at some of the hot headlines on this tuesday morning... the lawsuit, which as filed last month by former fox anchor gretchen carlson, accuses ailes of asking her for sex and says he terminated her contract after she refused his advances. ailes, who resigned last month, denies the allegations. cancelled or delayed yesterday, you can now receive a refund or travel voucher. the airline says a computer outage lead them to halt more than 3-thousand flights. delta's challenge this morning, will be to find enough seats on planes to accommodate the tens of thousands of passengers whose flights were scrubbed. the smithsonian is getting a huge check thanks to nba legend michael jordan. jordan is donating five- million dollars to the smithsonian's new african- american history museum. the museum will name a section of its sports gallery aft

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ny than. ny scary moments for one valley family near 22 street and shay. struck the palm tree and caused the home did didn't catch fire. >> that wasn't the only concern for valley residents. >> we had some flooding in parts of the valley. street flooding. problems in places like bucky and goodyear. fields over flowing. spilled across the road ways in some areas made it difficult to get around. when the rain finally stopped, this guy thought it was perfect bicycle weather. > getting the cool air. i notice water and i didn't expect this much rain. it's flooded down there. >> slick corrodes roads causing more -- slick roads causing more trug trouble. cso telling us the driver wasn't hurt. bless you. treacherous conditions. what can we expect today. >> that was in the west valley the east valley getting rain mp as you're waking with us. you're -- you'll encounter puddles certainly. the east valley is where we're seeing the lower clouds and that rain falling. are under a flood advisory for parts of the east valley. and there's a chance that could be extended fo

in hudson 11-year-old steven and his friends brought out the kayaks on ny avenue. the worst is on iron bark drive. for months jennifer has had beginning of july when we had the last scare. we had the sandbags up for them. -- then. yeah, you got to pick up your car pets, rearrange your lives on the inside and pray it doesn't come in. >> emergency crews prepared over the weekend. >> we saw some of the med els we knew we -- models. we knew we nedded to get ahead of that. we only have a few neighborhoods we're seeing problems with right now. >> as you can see the pump truck is here. it has been here all morning trying to give this neighborhood some relief. residents say that usually without this pump truck taking some of this water out of here it would take two weeks for the water to reseed. >> for those folks liking -- looking to get sandbags there are several locations to make that happen. until further notice. there are some sand bag locations at west pasco government center. the jw park and veteran's memorial park. that's where you need to go. >> thank you within t

mg abc news ny a lot more news coming up on 13 action news live at 3-30... including a desperate search underway in mississippi for whoever killed two nuns what was taken inside their home. instead of surrendering peacefully...a suspect goes on the attack. why officers were hot on his plus... a manhunt is underway after two nuns are found brutally murdered in their own home. did religion play a role in their deaths? but we begin with some breaking as several areas of the valley are seeing rain. let's get right to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield bryan. your voice.. your vote in the race for the

a part of a deal with,ny vision who bought gawker media for $135 millio was pushed into bankruptcy after losing a lawsuit filed by the wrestler hulk hogan for invasion of privacy after the website posted parts of the wrestler's sex tape. univision agreed to keep 95% of the new york-based employees but the founder will be out of a job. >>> you can soon see the tom benson football hall of stadium on the big screen. state representative kirk talked with movie studio executives about expanded tax credits for film production. the canton repository is reporting the story where they think the pro football hall of fame area in canton would make a great location for sports fans. that would be nice to see a bit of hollywood back in northeast ohio. >> just a little. >> and that is all nice. >>> how are you feeling, janessa? >> i feel like i can breathe again. >> yeah. >> and see the transition. >> >> and on sunday. today, i feel like, you know. kip spice. >> and not just that. >> and autumn is on the way and not here yet. and since that -- . >> and definitely if you need to know exactly, the word 3

and even when he moves on to better work, he knows ny who'll still depend on jobs paying near minimum wage. " i have a lot of friends working in the tipped wage and minimum wage industry. a lot of them are single mom w just for themselves but for kids to provide for them." as a member of the living wage linn county group, tierney and others watched anxiously as supervisors took up the minimum wage question. some supervisors still believe setting a minimum wage is a function of state government. but the feeling was since the state won't that hasn't been increased for almost a decade and not expect a local government entity not to take this up." supervisors did make one significant change. the linn county ordinance no longer calls for automatic wage hikes based on inflation beginning in the year 2020. supervisor harris says the small town business owners calling him can probably live with the first $1-an hour increase. it's the minimum wage hikes beyond that that concern them. "if you apply inflation to the $7.25, it becomes right around $8.25. that's a fair increase. the unknown is out

ny my first reaction was to duck look away and get away as faz as i could>> reporter: take another look at the sketch. this is the guy police say is responsible for the shootings. if you know who this is call the number on your screen or if you recognize the car. a late model bmw. 480 witness. victim on our mobile app. >>> you may have passed this blunt billboard while driving today. reads hey isis you suck and it's set up near i-10 and 67th avenue. a work of sound vision. changing the way the muslims are portrayed in the media. >>> lots of consumers a afraid of credit cards. good reason. their spending power can lead to pr for how you can build credit without cards. dave? >> reporter: that's right. for some that piece of plastic can lead to a lot of unintend purchases and payments. in order to earn ta a good credit score you need an on-time payment history and available credit. if you don't use credit card you may not have sufficient. you need debt to build a credit history. credit card. start by -- stop being an added on authorized user. you'll get your -- make sure you choose a perso

those weren't campaign issue these are real life issues that ny ptoo maple in milwaukee are dealing with, too many people in the state. canwe ignore it just because we didn't get what we wanted tonight. re-election in november in this heavily democratic district. there's no replican candidate. milwaukee, nick bohr wisn 12 news >> milwaukee county will hold onto its dt atistricrney for another term. inmbent john chisholm beat verona swanigan with more than 51,000 votes. that's 65 percent. there is no challenger in the general election so chisholm will win by defaulovemr. >> you can find the results in every local election on our mobile app and on wisn.com. races all the way up to november's election. >> later today you can weigh in on a new plan for milwaukee's lakefront. the county is proposing changing the free parking along the lakefront to paid parking. there's a listening seio today star at 5: at the wainon park senior center. county officials will be there, looking for public input on the >> still ahead, a texas man had to brescued on the job. >> the effort was all caught on came th

mg abc news ny some dramatic police body-cam video out of athens, georgia.. where a police officer risked his life to reach a man trapped the officer spotted the fireball when he arrived at the scene. two people were trapped inside.. including the passenger screaming for help. the officer was trying to put out the flames with a fire extinguisher.. but the impact of the crash jammed the doors shut to the officer had to bed the door frame back so he could pull the man out the window. 2:39-2:53 nats of officer pulling bending the car and pulling the man out outcue: men falling to the ground after explosion. as the officer pulls the man the driver of the car died in the fire. other officers on the scene described the heat from the flames as "unbearable from 50-feet away." and some terrifying video out minivan... and then took off! watch closely.... you can see the min the 6-year-old boy! the van seems to slow down... as the boy's father...runs and picks him up. the driver gets out for a second... but then... he takes off. witnesses say...it all happened so fast.

for there ny al te k what you'll see the next three to five years is money coming out of bounds and large cap, inexpensive stocks are where i believe money will find a home. >> you gave us three picks and as we said in your introduction, yo ar understood valued. concrete, a company i'm not that familiar with, was one of your p big company, but they're in great markets. about 40% in texas. about 20% of their business in new york and new jersey. they're doing the ready m and then the san franci but this is a business that has stock's down from the mids, bya big mentioned, they've got limited competition and they were hurt by some short-term weather issues in texas. that's more or less not a big deal. they will make that business up, so i cck and then you know, couple of years out, it could be a $100 stock. >> if they're . penny, people . don't get that excited about it, but it's one of the best turn stories i've come across in my 30 years. they had the bad management group three or four years ago. almost wrecked the company, almost bankrupted. this new group are doing a fantastic job of get

eh, abc news, ny. including -- 032 how many shots did you hear? more than 10? ok... for the first time we are hearing the chaos inside pulse nightclub after a gunman started shooting....killing 49 people. and we are continuing to stay on top of breaking news in california where a so-called bogart wildifr is growing in size minute by minute. taking a live look in california where crews are battling the bogart fire. it has grown from 123 acres to 400 within less than 15 minutes! this brush fire is in cherry valley near beaumont. authorities say evacuations are underway at highland springs mobile home park. there is also a senior community close to the fire. residents within the banning bench area are also under evacuation orders, more than 300 firefighters are battling the brush fire. we'll get to all of today's headlines in just a moment but first we do have to check in

ny save the musi live event on august 27th, to restore music education in public schools. >>> has been more than three weeks since we last saw hiddleswift together. that's a big deal because they used to be spotted side by side like every day. so is it over? or are they just lying low? we've got the answer at the top of tonight's couples news. ? >> taylor and tom are still going strong. they're just keeping things private as in taking private ? ? >> we've learned the pair reunited at swift's rhode island home earlier this week. you know, the scene of the rock pile kiss where their romance went public in june? and the fourth of july party which gave us this -- taylor actually flew tom to her via her private jet. generous girlfriend indeed. and from private jet to extravagant yacht. beyonce is still living the good life in italy while on break from her tour. it turns out the fearless, check her out in a yellow one-piece taking a major plunge, jumping three stories off the boat's top deck into the water. no yacht diving for mila kunis, the soon-to-be mom of two can't hide the baby bump wh

eh, abc news, ny. a shooting victim remains hospitalized after an overnight shooting near horizon ridge and green valley parkway in henderson. detectives say two men were drinking when they got into a fight. the victim showed up later at desert springs hospital with a gunshot wound to his shoulder. police say the shooter remained on scene ands so far.. no one has been charged. this afternoon metro is looking for a shooting suspect after a man was shot near las vegas boulevard and sahara. officers tell us he was shot in the stomach, but is not cooperating. people living in one valley neighborhood tell us they are fed up with squatters -- after another vacant home goes up in flames. the family sent us this video of the home near decatur and vegas drive on fire yesterday morning. they say their windows melted from the heat, and there was home. firefighters say the house was empty, but the neighbors say homeless people have been living there for two years. there was smoke damage to other parts of the home.

you can stay up to date with the rain using the abc 7 ny app. >>> and police are investigating the death of a woman and they believe she may have just been an innocent bistandard. an innocent one. >> reporter: the parents to five grown children between them. the couple had been playing cards with their friends last night on lennox avenue and 144th street. it was around 11:45 when basil kissed odessa good night and went back to their apartment two blocks away. he had told her he didn't like her staying out so late. >> by the time i opened the door, the phone stopped to ring. they told me that she get shot. i just leave her. bullet went right through sin's neck killing her. this man says she was sitting near her when it happened. >> a fellow in dark clothing came up to her -- i didn't see him but they told me. he ran up shooting another fellow and she went down. >> reporter: it's hard to find someone in this neighborhood that doesn't know odessa sims. they say she was like a mother. was 14 years old. >> she cooked for people, fed people. >> everything, everything. >> reporter: police spent

adrienne bankert abc news ny now for a look at the top stories now trending. but first, a shocking experience for one texas family. take a look at this. lightning striking just feet from where they were unloading their car...forcing them to the ground, clutching their ears. they suffered minor burns, but are expected to recover. as if lightning isn't scary enough-- check out this monstrous lightning strike-- which looks- like a t-rex. the national park service posted the pictures on their facebook it was captured at blue mesa in arizona's petrified forest national park. nats of dancing check out this virginia cop as he dances to beyonce's hit "formation." it was all for a back to school event collecting supplies for students and teachers. to top it all off, the officer won the lip-sync contest. for more stories trending right anchors adlib and toss to bryan blue cut fire continues to burn within southern california. current acres burned is over 30,000 acres with only 4% containment as of this morning. smoke might billow into the unhealthy levels of air quality

eh, abc news, ny. a crime scene. police are investigating..... the murder of a second jogger. -27- year-old.... vanessa marcotte's body was found in the woods..... just a half mile from her mother's home.... in princeton. she left for a jog yesterday afternoon.... around one. marcotte's murder comes less than a week...... after a woman who went out jogging.... in new york..... was brutally murdered. karina vetrano's father found her body in a marsh..... not from her jogging path. so far... there are no suspects. there is nothing linking the two crimes.... though their circumstances... are very similar. a federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the so-called texas clock boy.. ahmed mohamed. last september.. the 14-year-old made international headlines when he brought a home made clock to school. it was mistaken for a bomb and ahmed was hauled off in handcuffs. the teenager says his family has had to return to their home country of qatar for their safety after receiving multiple in ellicott city, maryland.... after the quaint town.

(new york city, ny :11-:16)outside trump tower in new york.. fresh off her promotion to campaign manager... kellyanne conway says she urged trump to stick to the (sot: kellyanne conway/ trump campaign manager :19-:27) "the advice i would give him is be authentic because that is what americans appreciate and we see in hillary clinton what happens when you are inauthentic(" exactly what trump did last night in an interview with fox news he hit hillary clinton on her policies in iraq as secretary of state, ("fox news") super burned in(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate :35-:44)"president obama, hillary clinton, the way they got out was absolutely insane. it will be talked about for many, many years and it really led to the formation of isis."(cleveland, ohio :45-:48)clinton fired back highlighting trump's campaign problems.(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate :49- 1:05) "he can hire or fire anybody he wants from his campaign. they can make him read new words from a telepromtper. but he is still star families."clinton hopes

mg abc news ny new this afternoon -- music legend lionel richie extending we'll tell you how many new shows he's adding and when you can score a ticket! then -- a group of pokemon go players are making this world a better place....how they're doing it? that's straight ahead. and we are continuing to stay on top of this story -- a man climbing a trump tower in new york city -- this is a live the man, in spain, jumps the passenger tunnel... then runs out onto the air field... and tries waving down that plane. security was eventually able to stop the man... he was detained. the airport says it's now reviewing its security measures. others with pokeaid - v new hampshire has a new way to play the most popular game on the planet... pokemon go players in concord and manchester launched poke aid - a facebook grou asks players to bring a canned food item or cash to pokemon go gatherings we figured we'd hit on the popularity and collect for organizations like the nh food bank" "we've collected $67 and 301 canned food items for the nh food bank" poke aid also has bags of food on hand for needy p

a ny sugar. it is by far the closest potential habitable planet ever found outside our solar system. >>> when we come back, no one would believe her story but a homeless woman is no one would listen to her when she claimed the government owed her tens of thousands of dollars. after years of fighting a homeless woman finally found someone who believed her. it turns out she was right all along. >> reporter: for 20 years, rhonda witter was homeless in the nation's capitol, living in shelters and even calling this street corner home. >> this is where i used to live. witter now 80, a divorced mother of four, was also stubborn. she knew the federal government owed her lot of money and determined to prove it. your daughter offered to let you live with her in tennessee. you said no, why? >> i just didn't want to leave the area that was due to me. >> reporter: it started when witter lost her job as a machinist and couldn't find work. what was the hardest part for you of being homeless? >> i lost my freedo

shares ny 1% to 2743. >>> steve wynn is rolling the dice on macau, the most expensive property in the only part of china where gambling is legal. as susan lee reports, it comes as the world's biggest casino markets remains in the grips of slump. >> >> reporter: a founding show, $200 million in art and chinese antiques, op ulent showmanship, he brings all that in spades to his new wynn palace the times may be you tough, though. >> we're going to have to wait to what usually happens. the market grows or it does. if it doesn't the market share shifts to the newer, more beautiful buildings that resonate with public tate. >> reporter: the new casino is wynn doubling down. the problem is they're not going to macawmacau, scared away by cs crackdown. and the win was only given 150 new tables, which is the lowest for a casino of this size and cost. the good news is they'll be able to move 200 tables from the other casinos into the palace. the more tables you have, the more money you make. however if he he takes business away from his other reports. numb rules analysts still remain bullish. >>

kendis gibson abc news, ny a day after delta airlines canceled 1-thousand flights...another 250 flights have been canceled from tuesday's schedule .... a power outage on monday in atlanta grounded hundreds of thousands of passengers around the globe. georgia power confirmed it was a "switch-gear" problem. electric sources....to keep equipment safe from power surges. the airline is offering refunds to passengers on canceled or "significantly delayed" flights. it also said passengers whose flights are canceled or delayed more than three hours will get travel vouchers valued at 2-hundred dollars... for future flights. and this just into our newsroom -- florida officials say four more people have likely contracted the zika virus through mosquitoes. it now brings the amount of to 21. we're on top of a major developing story -- search crews recovered the black box' from the missing el faro cargo it was 15-thousand feet deep in the ocean. the ship sank during hurricane joaquin in october of 2015. we're now waiting to see if the box will provide any crucial information as to how the ship sank.

lesley marin 13 an on live channel 4: stranded beach goers in breezy point, ny courtesy: wabc a man claiming to be british cell right now in connection with 3 seperate cases. 53-year-old alexander mantagu- manchester tells police he's the 13th duke of manchester. he's in custody on criminal that includes a burglary charge for an alleged home break-in back in july. coming up at 6.. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zeppelin sits down with the man claiming to be a british duke. money and your safety... the two go hand in hand..... in many cases. so... why does it seem.... metro can afford to open.... a new substation... but... not put more officers.... on the street? 13 action news all around. it could be a stranger in your hom.. from your heart... in either case you want police there fast. sometimes the difference between life and death can be measured in seconds-- the time between calling 911 and seeing an officer. today-- that time got a little shorter. 9:45:53 nat clapping metro opened up its new spring valley substation... making some of the larger area commands smaller and pull

mg abc news ny it's the worst natural disaster since hurricane sandy. devastating and deadly flooding forcing tens of thousands from their homes. we are hearing from survivors...as more storms could be headed their way. plus.. attacking us no matter what we did." a fun day of swimming turns into a mad dash for freedom as two boys are surrounded by otters trying to bite them. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news fast and first. for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible emergency landing after the engine failed. the pilot and co-pilot can be seen standing on top of the crashed aircraft giving a thumbs up...befor

these are real life issues that to peoo ny milwaukee are dealing with, too many people in the state. we ign can'te it just because we didn't get what we want tonight. >> taylor is assured of re-election in nember in this heavily democratic district. there's no repcan caidate. in milwaukeeck bohwisn 12 news. >> thank you, nick. another term incumbent john chisholm beat verona swawithnigan ore than 51 votes. that's 65 percent. there is no challenger in the general election so chisho will win by default in november. every locaectionn our in mobile app and on wisn.com. we'll have the latest on the races all y up to november's electio ater tay you can weigh in on new plan for milwaue's lakefront. lakefront to paid parking. thema is livealong lincoln memorial where there could soon be paystations. >> well, as you would ess, people aredid. this is a p where we all park for free right wno the issue of paying has people divided. it would mean a dollar anour every time you ound 0s a y toegister your car. nowt car registration is a pral fro the county. milwaukee county executive chris abel is s

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we recover more guns than la and ny combined. eva: the men now charged in adlridge's murder, brothers 26-year-old darwin and 22-year-old derren sorrells. police say the brothers targeted a man working as a driver in the area, when they opened fire on him. the bullets hit aldridge. eddie johnson: these two offenders are the prime example chicago with repeat gun offenders. eva: the wade family holding a prayer vigil on the city's south side, gathering with friends and community members. >> you can't have vengeance on anyone, you can't hate anyone. it is not going to bring her back. eva: hoping aldridge's death and these new arrests will turn a tragedy into a rallying cry and action. eva pilgrim, abc news, chicago. week. the ban will be phased in starting thursday. it will start with businesses that are larger than 10,000 square feet, smaller business have until december 5. to comply with the new rules. plastic bags used for produce, meat and frozen foods are not included in the ban. a transit officer in new jersey being hailed a he

we recover more guns than la and ny combined. eva: the men now charged in adlridge's murder, brothers 26-year-old darwin and 22-year-old derren sorrells. police say the brothers targeted a man working as a driver in the area, when they opened fire on him the bullets hit aldridge. eddie johnson these two : offenders are the prime example of the problem we face here in chicago with repeat gun offenders. eva: the family holding a prayer vigil on the city's south side, gathering with friends and community members. >> he can't have vengeance on eva: hoping aldridge's death and these new arrests will turn a tragedy into a rallying cry and action. eva pilgrim, abc news, chicago. diane: caught on camera, a man pulled from train tracks just in the nick of time. watch this new jersey transit officer struggling to pull a man from the tracks. officer victor ortiz was called to secaucus junction on friday. when he arrived, this man ran off the train and laid down on the tracks, refusing to move. ortiz pulled the man out of the way of an oncom

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eh, abc news, ny now to some breaking news we're following monkey may have been on the loose on an airplane after reportedly being smuggled onboard by a passenger. the fronteir airlines flight landed just miinues ago from columbus ohio metro and animal control are investigating. 13 action news has a crew headed that way and will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. know..... has a frayed charger.... throw it out.... immediately!! a phoenix, arizona woman is blaming a worn cord.... for a living room fire. nadine atkinson says.... she's worries..... that too many people.... are overlooking the common fire hazard..... in their home. "you could see on the cord where it burned down the cord and then all of a sudden the cord went white" nadine says... she blames the company... she's apprently not alone. there are more than.... -2- thousand reviews.... on apple's website... giving the chargers... a one-star rating... if you spend a lot of money on child care.. you're not alone. more than half of all families in the u-s are spending more than 10-percent of their income on child care. a new re

------take pkg------ rudy giuliani fmr mayor of ny 18:17:49 "what he meant by that was you have the power to vote against her." former new york city mayor... and trump supporter.... rudy what donald trump really meant when he said this during a rally in wilmington... trump/wilmington "if she gets to pick her judges nothing you can do folks. although the second amendment people maybe there is." clinton's campaign responding to trump's comment saying: "this is simplewhat trump is saying is dangerous. a person seeking to be the president of the united states should not suggest violence in any way." giuliani 18:18:20 "the clinton people, this how what he meant by that was, that it was a joke, that they would kill her." 18:18:50 "to buy that, you have to be corrupt." the secret service even commenting about it on social media... tweeting... that its aware of the comments made earlier this afternoon. but when trump took the stage after guiliani here at crown arena in fayetteville...to a roaring crowd... he didn't address the comment... instead... he stayed the course when talking about second a

deputy richard ny on administrative leave until the investigation is complete. >>> a 15-year-old facing charges tonight after being accused of stealing a car with a baby in the back seat. the mother walked inside a 7- eleven to grab a slurpee. the teen took the car and baby on a the car was founabandoned and the baby still thcar seat. police believe the teen was part of a four-person teen and more arrests are coming. >>> more than 60 heroin overdoses in cincinatti and officials beli could be connected to to a drug used in elephant tranquilizer. 2-millimeters of it can put a 2,000 pound elephant to sleep. combination is resistant to the overdose medication. >> it takes something 100 times more powerful than that being mixed in. it's extremely dangerous. >> people want to die who are is >>wopeople have been arrested in connection with these overdoses. but police believe there's more than one dealer, one of whom is giving it away bore free. >>> some call it a privacy nightmare. a plane flying over the streets capturing your every move. why one group wants it out of their city right now. >>