i hug owen. i run down. i hug cornelia. >> reporter: that bedside experiment, what ron calls the basement sessions. every night, the family gathers to watch and reenact disney scenes like in "the jungle book." ? wherever a i wander, wherever i roam ? >> cornelia and i basically get phds in disney. >> we were jumping into his language and his world, going in to where he was rather than trying to bring him out to where we were. ron, now a pulitzer prize-winning "wall street journal" reporter, begins living what he calls a double life. interviewing presidents by day, imitating cartoon characters by night. they soon discover owen has memorized dozens of disney movies. and not only knows the lines, he's using the films to teach himself about life. >> he started to use the movies as a kind of mirror to understand his life. "hercules" for not giving up. safe from any harm. >> "jungle book" for making friends. "pinocchio" for what it feels like to be a real boy. >> you are a real boy! >> reporter: owen is at a schoo

emily broke with owen. there was a meeting with all the case workers today, so basically, the case workers told owen that it was over with emily in the room. it sounds bad. >> having him find someone to have a relationship with was the most joyous thing and having him lose that was the hardest thing. >> reporter: the cause for the breakup? same as so many others. >> emily gave these reasons, five points about owen being too close and needing space and everything else. >> hi, emily. emily? at least i waved to her. [ phone ringing ] >> hi, honey! >> mom? >> yes, sweetie? >> why is life so full of unfair pain and tragedy? >> owen, it's just the way life is. that's the way life has always been and will always be. we have incredibly joyous times, and relaxing times, but we also have sad times and painful times. >> but it's not fair. >> i know, honey. so much things that happen in life aren't fair, so many things. >> reporter: the young man who ran the disney club is now a and it hurts. >> and they were living on

for owen, it's for owen, it's his brother walt. student body president, on the football team, and popular. >> like any big brother, you want to be his protector, you want to be his role model. >> reporter: walt's rites of passage become a roadmap for owen. when walt celebrates his bar mitzvah, owen takes notice. >> and as the age approached, owen said, "when is my bar mitzvah?" i never thought, "okay, walter's having a bar mitzvah. owen will have a bar mitzvah." why would i put him through all of this? we had enough trouble just getting through day to day. >> reporter: it would be a life-changing event. the years of therapy, disney movies and otherwise, have paid off. owen wrote the owen wrote the sermon himself. >> sometimes, people are scared of people who are not like them. we should never take advantage of another person's weakness. >> i would say that owen's bar mitzvah day was the proudest day of his life. >> god gave me strength, courage and a big heart. >> he was bursting. just blew everybody away. >> look at >> look at all

( liz owens / online shopper) "it is $132." but look at this -- we did the phone and the hotel was listed at $119. out of our group -- two saw $132 -- four - $119. in fact - we found several cases of this on travelocity. the travel website says it sometime does offer lower prices for people who use smartphone. we found something similar when we searched rosetta stone's online language software. shopping on a desktop -- the price was $249 on a mobile device -- $189 -- a 60-dollar difference. think that is shocking. we did the search at the exact same time and i got a much higher price." sometimes it was where you logged on from that made a difference when owens priced this ge 7-foot christmas tree on home depot-dot-com with free home delivery anywhere in the u-s--her price was $399 yet our producers - in boston and minneapolis - saw a price of $438. home depot says sometimes it does offer different online customers different prices -- based on where they log-on -- which it computer's ip address. (christo wilson / computer and in

(liz owens / online shopper) "it is $132." but look at this -- we did the same search on travelocity -- sitting right next to her on our phone and the hotel was listed at $119. out of our group -- two saw $132 -- four - $119. in fact - we found several cases of this on travelocity. the travel website says it sometime does offer lower prices for people who use smartphone. we found something stone's online language software. shopping on a desktop -- the price was $249 on a mobile device -- $189 -- a 60-dollar difference. (liz owens / online shopper) "i think that is shocking. we did the search at the exact same time and i got a much higher price." sometimes it was where you logged on from that made a difference when owens priced this ge 7-foot christmas tree on home depot-dot-com with free home delivery anywhere in the boston and minneapolis - saw a price of $438. home depot says sometimes it does offer different online customers different prices -- based on where they log-on -- which it says it can figure out by using your comp

owens is completely closed. police are investigating this shooting right now which happened sometime in the overnight hours with a complete closure of owens avenue. details are a little sketchy at this moment but one person dead as a result of a shooting on owen in addition to the other violent occurrences. tough morning in southern nevada as we go to team traffic and highways. 215 and the exit at jones has been cleared. your commute this morning is clear. 15 southbound slow 10 minutes from downtown to 215. all other freeways are looking ok. let's get a check of the forecast. -t. >> kelly: as you are heading out the door this morning a sweater a good idea. make sure you have layers on because we'ring looking at highs in the 80's. 77 at noon, 80 at 3:00. we're not going to tie or break the record we'll talk about what to expect for the weekend coming up. >> kim: many of our fellow americans took to the streets just hours ago to protest president elect donald trump. it also played out right here in las vegas. that

chris owens yesterday. tara moriarty tells us about the charges. >> christopher dean owen a professor of surgery at the usva medical center sits in county jail. us p police arrested him last night and booked him on 99 counts related to the prescriptions and sale of opioids. ucsf said owens has been on investigatory leave since june 3rd and not engaged in clinical duties since then. his girlfriend turned up dead in a home that they shared together. owens has not been charged with a crime a source tells us that she died from a drug gsb commonly known as the date rape judge. >> george works at a deli near the couple's home and he hadn't heard about the death until today. he did remember patito fondly. >> she calm and smiled and thank you and have a good day. bye. normal. >> ktvu has learned that investigators are digging deeper into pateeo's death. most of the charges are for the transportation and sale and giving away of a controlled substance. ucsf says in september owens was placed unpaid leave and after in

one near owens & nellis. the other near cheyenne and civic center. and we've got crews at both scenes for you right now-- one person has died in this shooting-- thats according to north las vegas police twitter account-- but i am still waiting to talk with police. crime scenes-- the 7-11-- and also right behind that building-- where a victim was found. according to witnesses-- this may have started with a robbery. i did talk with one man who says he comes to this convenient store every morning-- he says when he walked up today-- his first thought was that there was a shooting. tunko williams 06:41:00 it's that's cold the pio is on his way to the scene-- i hope to talk with him and get more information. mk-- 13an. thanks mar right to parker collins who just got an update on that shooting near nellis and owens-- parker?. -- ad lib parker adlibs and sunny trend which allows for high temperatures to remain 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. high pressure continues to hang onto the southwest allowing for highs to remain between 77 and

owen's words began disappearing at an alarming rate. >> cornelia says something isn't right with owenng and then a doctor sits us down and says let me explain this to you. this is called autism. >> reporter: over the next few years owen barely speaks. his only comfort disney movies and then a breakthrough on walter's 1th birthday. owen is 6. >> he says walter doesn't want to grow up like mowgli or peter pan. >> what did he just say? >> he's use the movies to interpret our world, the bigger world, and so cornelia and i basically get phds in disney. >> we were jumping into his language and his world rather than trying to bring him out to where we were. >> reporter: ron decides to share owen's story in the book "life animated" you in a film by roger ross williams. >> owen was about to go through this really transformative year of his life, so i was going to follow owen and hit these moments in his life that are universal. >> fascinating. you can watch a special "20/20" "finding owen, a boy's story" tonight at 10:00 right here on abc 7 and don't miss "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks so mu

"and, um, we got our wonderful son owen." "he's your typical just kid trying to get into everything and just happy. you know, he doesn't care that he can't walk or crawl." owen has spina bifida. "we've had a long medical journey with him." but when it comes to long medical his dad's journey started this past summer. "i was gunna go out on the boat with some friends." "i had a bad feeling that morning." "we just pulled into the lake. i dove in. and, uh, i remember hitting my head and kinda thinking oh great i'm gunna come up and i'm gunna have a bloody nose or something." "you need to go to the hospital to see john." "i went to swim and suddenly i couldn't move anything." neck down there was no movement whatsoever." "it was surreal." john was paralyzed after bruising his spinal cord. "it was like a bad dream i couldn't wake up from." the decision of where to get long- term treatment and rehab wasn't easy. "we didn't know what to expect." rachel and john chose the spinal cord treatment center at the milwaukee v-a. the problem?

that was a terrific team with theus, gondo, robert smith and owens. great team and so tonight he was recognized. during halftime of tonight's game eddie owens was honor with the school retiring his number 11. the 9th banner to hang in the building.... he had some former teammates with him and even his high school coach. nice honor for one of unlv's great players on that 1977 final four team. eddie owens/former great: "my goal was to win a national championship for this school, we fell a little short, but there's now losers at the fin championship and as many games at we could.... what did jerry mean to you? he was a greta coach, my hat goes off to a hall of fame coach and probably the top five coaches in the history of the game without a doubt." ((chris maathuis)) >>> still ahead on sports wednesday.. title fight. it's power vs. finesse this weekend. the winner walks away with three belts. more on the fight. >>> plus... could it be for las vegas. the odds of back to back to back mvp's for a pair of local kids. bryant's the latest in the mix. sports we

owens was never charged with a crime. a source tells ktvu that she died of an ondose from the drug gsb known as the date rape drug. >> i'm shocked. >> george works at a deli near the couple's home. he hadn't heard about pateeo's death until today. he didn't recall seeing owens he did remember pateeo. >> very calm and smiled and have a good day, bye. normal. >> ktvu news has learned that they are digging deeper into pateeo's death since the arrest of owens. most are charges of giving away of controlled substances. in september owens was placed on unpaid leave and after an investigation his physician privileges were revoked october 31st. ucsf says it takes this incident seriously and urges the staff including nurses and other care providers to be alert for signs of opioid misuse by any member of the clinical team and to report any such suspicions confidently. we asked owens for a jailhouse interview but he declined. his bail again is set at close to two million dollars. he is set to be arraigned next week. in san francisco,

adrienne: you can see owen's story and his message to parents tonight on 20/20. it starts at 9:00, followed by wisn 12 news at 10:00. when it comes to black friday in wisconsin, it doesn't get any more milwaukee than this. hundreds of people lined up outside lakefront brewery early this morning to get their hands on the limited edition black friday brew. wisn 12 news tim elliott had the lakefront brewers were fishing on paying, waiting for the rush. -- lakefront brewers were fist pumping, ready for the rush. at 8:00 a.m., dave armstrong was the first through the door. >> i've been first in line every year. 9:00 p.m. thanksgiving night to get lakefront's black friday imperial stout. the line overnight seemed to go on forever, hundreds of people all bundled up, some getting an early start on the party. >> i'm drunk. [laughter] you shouldn't put me on tv tim: all hoping to get their hands on the exclusive beer aged in bourbon barrels. >> i love the beer. 5:30 this morning. >> this crowd is awesome. i mean everyone is bottle sharing passing beer around everyone is dr

normal. >> investigators are now digging deeper into pateeo's death since owens' arrest. most of the charges are for the transportation, sale and giving away of a controlled substance. ucsf says owens was placed on unpaid leave and after an investigation his privileges were revoked october 31st. usf said they take this case seriously and urges its entire clinical staff including nurses and other care providers to be on alert for signs of opioid misuse and to report any suspicions confidentially. >> now we asked owens for an interview but he declined that request. his bail is set at close to 2 million-dollars. he will be arraigned at the beginning of next week. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a major announcement today by the contra costa district attorney in the bay area police station sex abuse scandal.ment da says one retired oakland police captain accused of having sexual relations will face a misdemeanor charge of soliciting prostitution. the 81-year-old has not been identified. the da says no other charges will be filed in contra costa

owens jersey at tomorrow night's game at the thomas and mack. owens is the all- time leading scorer in the program's history. owens played under hall of fame coach jerry tarkanian from 1973 to 77. he was part of the "hardway eight". owens' number 11 jersey will be retired during a special ceremony. tipoff is set for 7 tomorrow night. the mannequin challenge hits close to home. our hometown kids from unlv just owned the challenge. check this out! the team held strong for several minutes. the cheerleaders, band and some servicemembers got involved. hey reb even makes a quick appearance at the end. the unlv rebel football team had a lot to celebrate, they outscored the runnin' rebels saturday versus wyoming. fox5 news this morning... including an important vote.. that could bring a stadium to las vegas... mike doria joins us live.. with today's room tax vote. plus-- the mob museum is giving locals free admission today... in recognition of kefauver day. peter dawson will join us.. morning starts right now it's not a one time thing she's been out the

"and, um, we got our wonderful son owen." "he's your typical just kid trying to get into everything and just happy. you know, he doesn't care that he can't walk or crawl." owen has spina bifida. "we've had a long medical journey with him." but when it comes to long medical journeys, owen's was just the beginning. his dad's journey started this past summer. "i was gunna go out on the boat with some friends." "i had a bad feeling that morning." "we just pulled into the lake. i dove in. and, uh, r thinking oh great i'm gunna come up and i'm gunna have a bloody nose or something." "you need to go to the hospital to see john." "i went to swim and suddenly i couldn't move anything." "my heart dropped." "from the neck down there was no movement whatsoever." "it was surreal." john was dream i couldn't wake up from." the decision of where to get long- term treatment and rehab wasn't easy. "we didn't know what to expect." rachel and john chose the spinal cord treatment center at the milwaukee v-a. the problem? the wilds live over an ho

let's start with parker collins near owens and nellis. north las vegas police are investigating what lead to a shooting outside a 7-11. near cheyenne and civic center. adlibs good morning las vegas! i'm the time now is ... ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) we are still holding to a dry and sunny trend which allows onto the southwest allowing for highs to remain between 77 and 82 degrees valley wide along with a light wind out of the east/northeast. we will slowly see high pressure transition out of the weekend which will allow for mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and high in the mid 70s through the weekend. by the next work week though, thing start to feel more like fall! next wednesday is beginning to shape up to feel wind. it will also carry cold air from the pacific northwest. with winds between 10 and 20 heading back into the upper new numbers suggest fewer people cast a ballot in this people cast a ballot in this years election compared to 2012. according to the secretary of dropped

casey owens' sister and mother plan to be in take a good look at this police officer. this man is a hero. his name is alan horujko. he saved many lives at "the ohio state university". less than 60 seconds after calls about an attack on campus -- he shot and killed the suspect. and this morning courtney robinson shows you, who that man is . a somali-born american citizen . and fellow ohio state student. -- this is abdul razak ali artan . in may -- graduating with honors from an ohio community college. the smiles are a stark contrast to this august profile in the ohio state student publication the lantern. in it he seems scared and alone . blaming the media and saying: "if people look at me, a muslim praying, i don't know what they're going to snapped ... ramming his car into a crowd on campus then stabbing others with a butcher knife. -- : additional units to the area of 19th and college. we have several pedestrians struck by a vehicle -- 11 were wounded . including students, a faculty member and staffer. -- : they were terrified -- as fast as the attack began it was ov

why coming up next in the sports commentary. ♪ ♪ >>> sean bell takes on terrell owens and whether hegs in the hall of fame. his commentary 15 seconds away. ♪ >>> the people choosing who gets into the nfl hall of fame are flat out joke if they don't put terrell owens in and they were flat out joke last year because they didn't. owens is one of the three greatest wide receivers of all time and he's not even debatable to only jerry rice in receiving jar. third in touchdowns and he's seventh in receptions. the stats speak for themselves. the only reason he didn't get in last year and why people are questioning whether or not he'll get in this year is because all the off the field drama because he could sometimes be a distract to the team. but guess what? this isn't the hall of good guys. all right. if it was based on that half the people in canton would be out of it. okay? the only thing that matter social security what to did on the feel. the writers need to is that being haters and give that man his just do. to is a hall of famer among hall of famers. >> thanks so much sean bell. tom h

she was last seen near owens and marion on november first. suffering from severe emotional distress. right now -- firefighters in new york are continuing to battle a massive fire at an industrial park just outside buffalo. the fire broke out early yesterday morning when a hot light bulb fell onto some cardboard inside a business. witnesses reported hearing several explosions after the fire started. huge plumes of smoke could be seen for miles as the fire the fire also prompting the evacuation of several nearby schools. a motorcycle chase comes to a dramatic finish in southern california after the suspect crashes then takes off. take a look.. you can see police closing in on the suspect -- he appears to clip that white s-u-v -- then falls to ground. he gets up and takes off running -- throwing off his helmet as police try to corner him. the suspect made it through an alley and over a wall. two officers. no word yet on why the suspect was being chased in the first place. some stunning video out of san diego of a suspected drunk driver -- passed

kevin gable, please see the manager. [ sighs ] you, uh -- you wanted to see me, owen? "owen"? sorry. mr. durning. exactly. like the name on the sign out front. that's right -- my dad owns the place. you've mentioned that a couple times. here's the sitch. i noticed on the security monitor that you popped a cube of cheese from rose, the sample lady. it was a free -- don't deny it, chief. i see everything. i'm not denying it. she asked me to try it.

owens holds the the most points than other runnin' rebel in history. his number eleven jersey will be retired by the school. sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day, every day. should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with 10 delicious items like my bacon and egg chicken sandwich, southwest scrambler plate, a sparkling blood orange cooler, and homestyle potatoes. here's a look at some of the 'all police need your help finding a pair of suspects involved in multiple robbery sprees. police say these men committed six robberies over the last six days. and we're learning more about a north las vegas fire captain who lost his life in the line of duty last month. what we now know about the death of yaphet miller. and a lot of people are snapping pics of the supermoon! but it's leaving a big mess in one south carolina community.

. >> reporter: liz owens does a lot of her shopping on the internet. she was skeptical when we told her the prices she sees. >> regularly $39 on sale for $31. >> reporter: are not always what everyone else sees. >> i always assumed the prices would be the same. >> reporter: we gave her a list of items and at the exact same time she looked them up on her home computer from her home some south lake, we had same item, same web site and same time. most of the time, everyone's screen showed the same price. not every time. when owens looked up a night's day at a hotel on travelocity. >> with did the same search and it was listed at $119 rather than $132. on travelocity. we found something similar when we searched rosetta stone's online language software. shopping on the desk top, the price was $249. on a mobile device, $189. >> i think that is shockle. we did the search at the exact same time. >> sometimes it was where were logged on from that made e when owens priced this crime tree on home depot.com with free home delivery, her price was $399. our producer

"and, um, we got our wonderful son owen." "he's your typical just kid trying to get into everything and just happy. you know, he doesn't care that he can't walk or crawl." owen has spina bifida. "we've had a long medical journey with him." but when it comes to long medical journeys, owen's was just the beginning. his dad's journey started this past summer. "i was gunna go out on the boat with some friends." "i had a bad feeling that morning." "we thinking oh great i'm gunna come up and i'm gunna have a bloody nose or something." "you need to go to the hospital to see john." "i went to swim and suddenly i couldn't move anything." "my heart dropped." "from the neck down there was no movement whatsoever." "it was surreal." john was paralyzed after bruising his dream i couldn't wake up from." the decision of where to get long- term treatment and rehab wasn't easy. "we didn't know what to expect." rachel and john chose the spinal cord treatment center at the milwaukee v-a. the problem? the wilds live over an hour away in fond du l

owens holds the the most points than other runnin' rebel in history. his number eleven jersey will be retired by the school. now fox5 weather 24/7 a wind advisory remains in effect for the entire fox5 viewing area through 1 a.m. thursday. wind gusts will be in the 40 to 50 mph range, with some of the strongest wind occurring after sunset tonight. a cold front moves much colder air for thursday. high temperatures will only be in the low 60s and upper 50s despite the sunshine across southern nevada. the coldest weather of this stretch will be friday morning. low temperatures bottom out in the low 40s and upper 30s; the coldest weather we hav felt since february. temperatures will moderate this weekend with mainly sunny skies. there will only be a few clouds at times with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. look for more clouds on monday isolated shower. most of the rain will stay over california and arizona. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning around the country... there's a need for older youth from foster care to be adopted... and

"and, um, we got our wonderful son owen." "he's your typical just kid trying to get into everything and just happy. you know, he doesn't care that he can't walk or crawl." owen has spina bifida. "we've had a long medical journey with him." but when it comes to long medical journeys, past summer. "i was gunna go out on the boat with some friends." "i had a bad feeling that morning." "we just pulled into the lake. i dove in. and, uh, i remember hitting my head and kinda thinking oh great i'm gunna come up and i'm gunna have a bloody nose or something." "you need to go to the hospital to see john." "i went to swim and suddenly i couldn't move anything." "my heart dropped." "from the neck down there was no movem "it was surreal." john was paralyzed after bruising his spinal cord. "it was like a bad dream i couldn't wake up from." the decision of where to get long- term treatment and rehab wasn't easy. "we didn't know what to expect." rachel and john chose the spinal cord treatment center at the milwaukee v-a. the problem? the wil

no word on when owens will reopen. lake mead is probably the rest alternate route or use >>> a camel whisperer right here in the nevada desert. >> i can read their minds. >> coming up, you will get to know this guy who can get inside their heads. he understands the cam's every move and grunt. >>> a father and son team taking on black friday -- >>> technical difficulties can is the latest word we're getting from out in front of t-mobile arena, where the team owner, bill foley, on the left getting ready to announce the new name of the team. we're assuming they have a big presentation for the screen behind them. but they are vamping right now, >> news 3 is ready. >>> a nevada animal trainer comes to our state with an unusual story. >> he grew up working with camels in north africa. now he works at a newly-opened attraction an hour east of las vegas that we told you about out near mesquite. in tonight's special report, cap, news 3's denise rosch explains his journey from one desert to >> reporter: it's late in the morning

his four-year-old son, owen, locked inside this apartment with him. mom, more than an hour away called 911 after a call to check in on owen in cleveland turned to panic. >> she called out there. her four-year-old answered the phone and is telling her daddy won't wake up. >> cleveland police dispatcher jessica cline takes it from there. >> it's just him and his daddy, he can't unlock the door. >> it's okay, we're going to get help er an hour away at the mercy of a dispatcher in cleveland. the mother of a two-year-old herself. >> i couldn't imagine her, as a mom, being so far away, knowing your kid is in that house alone. >> i just got disconnected from him. and it's going straight to voice mail now. okay. it's okay, all right. they're on their way there now. i know it's scary, we're going to go over there and we're going to help them. we're going to get them help. police are on their way. he's not going to be alone. we're going to get there to help owen. >> to be four and not have a dad. >> for victims in the web of this heroin epidemic. >> it's heart

kevin gable, please see the manager. [ sighs ] you, uh -- you wanted to see me, owen? "owen"? sorry. mr. durning. exactly. like the name on the sign out front. that's right -- my dad owns the place. you've mentioned that a couple times. here's the sitch. i noticed on the security monitor that you popped a cube of cheese from rose, the sample lady. it was a free -- don't deny it, chief. i see everything. i'm not denying it. she asked me to try it. i don't know -- is there a problem with that? would there be a problem if homeless joe came in here i didn't pee on the cheese. now, one more screw-up, and it's your keys. the whole ring, chief. you feel me? i do. i-i feel you. then why are you still here? i don't -- i don't know. ? i am not your ordinary guy ? hey. hey. sorry i'm late. did you know all american burger is right across the street? i pulled in there by mistake. it's like muscle memory.

this happened near owens and las vegas boulevard. ((brian loftus)) >>> now to a third location.... where police confirm a man is in critical condition after being shot near lake mead and nellis. investigators say he was found in the streeet with multiple gunshot wounds... and transported to umc. ((kirsten joyce)) police are currently searching for the suspect.. however, we're told there are no witnesses. situations./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> also developing overnight .. people took to the streets to protest donald trump's presidency. ((brian loftus)) >> demonstrators shut down highways .. started fires in the streets. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens joins us live now from outside trump tower just off the strip .. where a peacefull protest was held just a couple hours ago. michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brain, kirsten... only a small group gathered here outside of trump tower yesterday. gathered for a small demonstration. protesters could be heard chanting "not my president," but did not disrupt the flow of traffic. they did fill the sidewalk area... while metr

and before owen, nothing made me happy. lisa edelstein: hi, i'm lisa edelstein, from "girlfriends' guide to divorce" on bravo. and this is shazam and leylo, my two rescue dogs. he's an amazing dog. and leylo's original owner died. he will do anything and climb anything to get anything that he can eat. if we could figure out what keeps leylo so thin, i think a lot of people in the world would buy it for a lot of money. having shazam with me when i'm out of town-- because i have to travel a lot for work-- he's a real support system for me. he's a little bit of home, wherever i am. it means a lot, too, to help an animal. and they know you saved their life. and it's an incredible relationship. and you may have seen me on tv. this is harrison and this is the trickster. a few months ago, i saw this little guy on social media. and it was just, hey, lisa vanderpump, i look a little bit like jiggy. and i just had to have him. you went from the pound to the palace, didn't you? when you go to the shelters and you how can you not love

in the ad -- both webb and owens claim colorado has the highest teen use of the drug -- and not giving the money to denver schools. colorado senator pat steadman and representatives millie hamner and jonathan singer say that's not accurate -- and want the ads pulled. a school board court today - in accused of trying to sexually assault a child, and luring a child over the internet police arrested adams county school district 14 board member robert vashaw back in september. officers say no kids from that school district were involved. his preliminary hearing is this afternoon at 1-30. boulder police want your help to find this man -- the suspect they say shot someone near the c-u campus. of owsleys golden road near broadway and pleasant street on sunday. the victim is okay and out of the hospital. police say the suspect is about five-nine and 150 pounds. anyone with information should call boulder police. today is day one of care act's fourth open enrollment period. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas has what you need to know about entering the health insurance marketplace. tarhonda -- peop

owens was booked on 99 counts related to the sale of opioids. he is set to be arraigned on those charges next week. >>> well you may have noticed that maybe your mail carrier has been making deliveries a little later than usual. some people here in the bay area say that their mail is arriving well after midnight. tom vacar with what's behind those delayed deliveries. >> we started receiving our mail between 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. at night. >> reporter: the councilwoman susie says that her personal mail as well as her neighbors and constituent mails sometimes arrives late or not at all. >> they would get my mail delivered even as late as 2:00 a.m. >> reporter: checking the mailbox on a certain time is a ritual, especially for those expecting checks or prescriptions. >> so when it doesn't come, it is very annoying. >> reporter: the bay area postal service spokesman says that they are well aware of the problems and what it causes. >> we have a staffing issue in some of our offices. we have vacant routes. now what that means is that most routes h

lynda loveland, gerald owens, and meteorologist mike maze. >>> >. new developments today in the murder of michael jordan's father james. a robinson county judge ordered the prosecution to turn over documents that might have been withheld in the case. green's defense asked for it. the defense claims demry the next hearing in the case is december 9th. >>> a cary man is due in court monday on child pornography charges. the 27-year-old was arrested, charged with multiple counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. according to the arrest warrant they found sexually explicit videos of children between the ages of 8 and 11 in his possession. he's held on a half million dollars bond. >>> raleigh police are investigating what lead to a school bus crash this evening at the intersection of cross the bus appeared to be the only vehicle involved, and no students were on board. the driver of the bus was taken to the hospital to be checked out, but police only say it's being investigated as a traffic accident. >>> november is national home care and hospice month, a

the man was hit on owens drive near village drive about 6:45 condition. anyone with information about this crash is asked to call the fayetteville police. >>> new tonight, facebook may hold clues to a raleigh murder. chad copely is accused of shooting rogers from his garage in august. he told dispatchers on 911 he was quote locked and loaded and wanted to secure his neighborhood because people at a nearby party were vanned lying and -- vandalizing and using profanities. later he said he was just protecting his family. but police reports show there was no evidence that thomas was armed. police want to look at facebook video posted by someone who claims it shows what happened that night and that it is indeed murder. >>> it's been more than a month since hurricane matthew left behind a trail of destruction in north carolina. tonight hundreds of people are still trying to recover from the loss of their homes and a meeting in fayetteville tonight. candace sweat was there and is joining us live. >> reporter: well, just to put this into perspective, a spokespers

sky 3 over the scene, near owens and las vegas boulevard this morning. the 46-year-old was found with a gunshot wound to police don't know of any motive or leads. they're asking someone who knows anything about this to speak up. >> that is no way for any human being a member of the community to have their life end. everyone should take this crime personally, officers who responded, detectives who investigate, and me as the captain of the area command. >> well said captain. the coroner is trying to find his family. call 382-5555. >> department of justice will department of education has abi. >> during the meeting they will get a list of underimferred underachieving.schools. >> be be educators and parents agree students deserve best education. >> we care about the school, we have an established relationship. >> but making a decision on how to give those students the best opportunity is the challenge. >> who can replace that? they can't replace the love in >> as the nevada department of education considers turning certain l schools statewide into charter sc

but he only knows what we told him. >> the only way i can justify the story that mark owen wrote and if he somehow in the confusion believed he was the second man up the stairs when, in fact, he was the third. >> is it possible that somebody is gonna come out now, watching this, and say, "rob o'neill did not kill usama bin laden"? >> i could probably see that happening. it's one of those things where, you know, "i heard from a guy that heard from a guy that heard form a guy." and then, just all of a sudden, it turns into a different story. again, that doesn't bother me because there was two people that were there. the thing that i've learned, especially from this mission, because there are people with differing accounts -- the thing that i've learned the most is regardless of rank, position, office, unless you were in the room at the time, you only know what you were told. >> and that speaks to? >> that speaks to everybody. >> do you worry that by telling your story, the pentagon is gonna be upset? >> there's gonna be people that are upset because you can't do anything without upsett

. >> and i'm gerald owens. they say abdul razak ali artan he came to pakistan before leaving and living in the united states in 2014. he said his first year there, he was, quote, kind of scared, to pray in public. the officer has been identified as allen rohushko. they want to know if this was a terrorist attack. in all, 11 people were one of them critically. for overnight developments of this investigation, watch our morning news on wral news. >>> a serious crash shut down lanes for several hours tonight. the accident happened in the northbound lanes near star mountain drive around 6:00 tonight. a tractor trailer becoming stuck underneath. there were serious injuries but everyone is expected to survive. officers are still investigating what caused the crash. >>> a local community is considering its options after tonight princeville town leaders met with residents to discuss their plans moving forward. adam owens was there and joins us live from edgecombe county. adam? >> reporter: gerald, hurricane matthew was

laparis owens and michele steffy applied to habitat for humanity last january. the couple had to construct part of the home and be able to prove they could make the mortgage payments. on sunday the family finally got a tour inside the finished home. the bedrooms are even decorated with superhero and princess themes for the kids. owens and steffy say this is the home where they can make memories and raisehr family.:25 living in an apartment right down 11 we had to pay for parking we had to worry about t azing the kids got ayard to ruie family can start moving me smaller items into the house now.t they won'officially on thehouse until november 15th chris, it was nice day to be outside the house? stay with your 24 hour news conditions will continue under mostly clear skies. a cold front will start to impact our weather on monday, but only in the form of slowly increasing clouds. there is only a small chance for a shower or sprinkle as the front makes its way through the area monday night. behind the front for tue wednesday, expect slightly cooler temperatures in th