detective payne isn't commenting. turns out the patient who nurse wubbels was protecting is william gray, himself a reserve police officer from idaho who was never accused of any wrong doing. he and his department have thanked wubbels for standing up for him. peter? >> tom costello, thank you. >>> back with a touching new tradition at one university as america welcomes back college football. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> britain's royal family had a surprise for the world today. kensington palace announcing that the duke and duchess of cambridge, wil

detective payne isn't commenting. >> and that was nbc's tom costello reporting.he time right now 4:26. "news4 today" continues right now with aaron and eun. >>> now on "news4 today," a growing threat. we are monitoring hurricane irma as a category 4 storm barrels towards the u.s. >>> da kr. a deadline. what happens next for those impacted? >>> first, we're getting you and your family ready for school and tens of thousands of students from our area head back to class today. >> you know what that means. with the return of all those students, also comes the return of the school buses, more cars. you might see a spaceship on the road before the day is said and done. >> not all that. >> it's going to get busy, i'm telling you. live look at the roadways this morning. this is the last time it will be quiet. pretty clear at this hour. be prepared for a longer commute as the morning goes on. >> don't forget the children walking. >> roughly half a million kids, almost half a million kids across the region going back to school today. >> be ready for that. >> good morning, e

we got amy holmes here, and back with ben stein and all right charles payne a little rich that's it. >> charles: a little rich, pay as you go, we don't like deficits we're against the debt and you know, no one takes it seriously and of course these are the same democratic party that talked about spending money like crazy as always an investment right? so what about the idea of investing in the american public and american businesses to keep more of their money that they've earned by the way and then putting it into the economy. and it's on the face of a debt it's just it's disin again use us you can't take it seriously and the idea of regular order the democrats want to play ball we know they've been obstruction and republicans have to figure out a way to get this through and not fumble like they've done with every effort to repeal obamacare. neil amy what do you think? >> amy: the one thing senator schumer said i agree with was doing it by regular order unlike obamacare. neil what would regular order be by the way? >> i think they throwing around this $3 word. >> amy: that means it

that's when detective payne reacts. >> we're done. we're done. you're under arrest. we're done. >> sir, i have -- >> no! no! somebody help me. they're assaulting me. stop! stop! i've done nothing wrong. >> reporter: payne says she was interfering with the investigation, and that his commanding officer told him to make an arrest. today, the salt lake city police chief says he apologized to wubbels. and that detective payne has been placed on paid administrative leave. >> i want to be very ea seriously. >> reporter: wubbels was detained for about 20 minutes before being released. >> they're officers of the peace, and this was by no means a peaceful process when it very much so could have been. >> reporter: a shocking arrest sparking outrage that nurse wubbels hopes leads to a positive change in the e.r. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> and we're back in a moment with why today is a magic milestone for fans of "harry potter." 83% try to eat healthy, yet up to 90% fall short on getting key nutrients. let's do more. one-a-day 50 plus. com

track payne y otro oficial se encuentran de baja sin sueldo desde el viernes, dia en el que sali el videose esta conduciendo una investigacin criminal. track ( grafica de facebook) mientras tanto, el facebook de la policia local sigue recibiendo miles de comentarios de la gente, pidiendo justicia, mientras que el oficial payne no ha respondido a ningun comentario. nancy miramontes ... telemundo blanca ---es tiempo de conocer las condiciones del trfico en la baha. cesar --- pasamos con gabriela dellan y la informacin --- take vo / cesar --- un oficial de polica dispara contra una camargrafo y todo por error, le tenemos las dramticas imgenes ---- take vo / blanca ---una familia hispana asegura que le negaron las ciudadana a uno de sus miembros por discriminacin, le contamos por qu. take vo / cesar --- arrestan a un hombre porque intercambiaba zapatos deportivos, escuche bien por drogas, en breve ms detalles --- juanfra live tz hoy es mircoles de atleta de la semana en palco deportivo... take vo conocer a un joven que a sus 16 aÑos empieza a labrar un futuro prometedor... vo tz take vo/ancho

. >> i can't speak for officer payne. but what i can say is i stood my ground.was to protect the patient. as a nurse, any nurse would have done exactly what i did. >> the nurse was following hospital policy and constitutional law. the patient who was not a suspect had not given consent. jeff payne and one other officer are on criminal leave bending an investigation. >> as a nurse it's my job to assess a situation, to assess a patience and my assessment skills he had me to believe officer payne was o.j. dated and had already stormed off in disapproval when i originally told him he couldn't do this on the unit. she's disappointed by both the university of you a it a police and the department of public safety which provides security for the hospital. >> i really feel betrayed by the police officers. i feel betrayed by my university police and security. >> on friday salt lake city's mayor and police chief apologized after the incident saying what was seen was completely unacceptable. she's not ruled out the possibility. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> still to co

if china is telling its banks to cutoff north korea charles payne says credit this guy leading america and gary willis, ben stein, and adam almost eshinski, so charles you like what you're hearing and seeing here? >> i think everyone is. listen it's tough, dangerous types and we need a straight shooter no more of the diplomatic talking past each other stuff at the u.n. that never has gotten anything resolved, the bottom line is that i think it was refreshing i think the world said it was refreshing and you heard whether it was china, japan almost every world leader said they appreciate it, what president trump had to say. they were probably relieved some president got up there and had the nerve to say it and who didn't like it north korea and new york types didn't like it that alltels me it must have been good. >> neil: and hillary clinton and every late night tv show host. ben stein what are the implications because lost in this is the very significant in road that this president made with the chinese to get them to stop the funding through their banks for north korea now hopefully th

payne's lawyer says he vehemently denies the allegations. and the latest lawsuit has no merit and is shameful and we'll vigorously defend it. apparently it took some time to find someone willing to file this bogus case. you may have heard about big lineup changes at fox. laura ingraham is starting a nightly show at 10:00 eastern. and a live 11:00 p.m. newscast. sean hannity goes to 9:00 p.m. eastern and "the five" goes back to 5:00. that's it for this edition of made what buzz. i know you have -- edition of "mediabuzz." write to us @mediabuzz@foxnews.com. let fuss know what you think. don't forget to dvr the show if you have miss it. we enjoyed this engagement. we are back here next sunday. see you then, that. hulk: you got me. life is good and i couldn't even answer the question life is so good. >> live from los angeles the next revolution will be televised. fighting republicans over healthcare. fighting for a tax plan and even fighting steve bannon in the alabama senate race. we will break down present drums. we cut. plus, all the tech gia

officials say they are also reviewing the conduct of detective payne's boss. live look outside...port. oh hey! it's me mom, catching some side eye. first rule of motherhood. someone's always judging. breastfeeding, didn't work out. guess what? world's still turning. yeah, i bribe my kids. how else you think stuff get done around here? mom's special juice, it's wine. now if you think that's shocking, check this out. new yoplait mix-ins, with salted caramel pretzel. watch out now. ♪ the a's up in seattle taking on the mariners on saturday night.. game tied at two -- top 4th -- the a's with two on -- matt joyce hits a 3-run jack -- oakland scored four runs in the inning the mariners rally from behind -- bottom 9th -- game tied at six with the bases juiced. seattle wins on a walk off wild pitch -- jean segura scores mariners win 7-6 college football games going on all across the country saturday. cal had their home opener at chapel hill taking on the university of north carolina.we jump right into the action. cal quarterback ross bowers had a big day. late second quarter he finds vic

. >> mike: payne looks to be stopped shy of the 35 yard line. it going to be fourth down.ith payne, the fullback and jay hayes and jerry tillery inside with the stop. >> doug: boy, jay hayes just throws his man to the side and comes in and makes the tackle. >> referee: time-out notre dame. a 30-send -- 30-second time-out. >> mike: their defense comes up with the play they needed to make. going to get the ball, get it down to field goal range and get yoon to. >> the. >> it's been the pressure on the quarterback that has caused the issues for the notre dame offense. >> mike: cameron nizialek has done a good job tonight. six punt returns for touchdowns in high school. nizialek set to boot it away. he's averaged 43 yards per kick tonight. notre dame sets up the return. terrific kick. deep hang time to the sign, 47 yards, all net, outstanding job by the young man who went to columbia, got an economics degree, and is a grad student at georgia. did his job well tonight. >> doug: got to have a positive play on first down. come out, maybe a screen, maybe a quick rhythm pass. someth

payne was put on paid leave from salt lake city police after the july 26 video emerged last week.s have also opened a criminal investigation into his actions. (steve) as the water level starts to recede in parts of houston.. families are facing a new threat --- looting.(pam) that has houston's mayor warning people to be on their guard. mayor sylvester turner told people to be careful who they open the door to. and to be wary of robocalls. meanwhile in beaumont -texas... people are still struggling with drinking water supplies... and may have to keep boiling water they use for the next month. other parts of texas are still underwater. some residents are going back and forth from their homes... trying to salvage what they can. ( pam ) and kron four is teaming up with the salvation army - to help the victims of hurricane harvey. tomorrow morning from 6- to- 10 ... and tomorrow evening from 6- to 10 ... we will host a phone bank fundraiser.... people will be able to call in and donate. we have posted additional information on our website kron four- dot- com. (steve ) a live look outsi

. >> mike: payne looks to be stopped shy of the 35 yard line. it going to be fourth down.ith payne, the fullback and jay hayes and jerry tillery inside with the stop. >> doug: boy, jay hayes just throws his man to the side and comes in and makes the tackle. >> referee: time-out notre dame. a 30-send >> mike: their defense comes up with the play they needed to make. going to get the ball, get it down to field goal range and get yoon to. >> the. >> it's been the pressure on the quarterback that has caused the issues for the notre dame offense. >> mike: cameron nizialek has done a good job tonight. six punt returns for touchdowns in high school. nizialek set to boot it away. he's averaged 43 yards per kick terrific kick. deep hang time to the sign, 47 yards, all net, outstanding job by the young man who went to columbia, got an economics degree, and is a grad student at georgia. did his job well tonight. >> doug: got to have a positive play on first down. come out, maybe a screen, maybe a quick rhythm pass. something to jump start this offense to keep -- the problem is the pa

payne arrested her anyway. the mayor and the police chief have condemned that officer's actions. the nurse said this whole thing has left her shaken. >> i just feel betrayed. i feel angry. i feel a lot of things. >> now for the record, no one can legally draw blood from a patient unless they have that patient's consent. the cops have a warrant or the patient has been arrested and none of those applied in this case. >>> tuesday is decision dreamers. that's when president trump plans to announce whether he will keep daca running, deferred action for childhood arrivals. under president obama it shielded those so-called dreamers, an estimated 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children. they didn't have to worry about being deported. they even got work permits. as a candidate, president trump pledged to end daca. now he's kind of waffling and today we couldn't really tell what he was saying either way. >> reporter: should the dreamers be worried? >> we love the dreamers. we love everybody. thank you very much. >> sources tell cbs news the president is lik

detective payne is on ve. >> the nurse is out of custody tonight, doesn't face charges. detective on the other hand is on administrative leave. threats... gunshots... and zip ties. chilling new details tonight in the salt lake city district attorney launched a criminal investigation. >>> threats, gunshots and zip ties. chilling new details tonight in the case of an abducted teenager. 19-year-old fernando castro captured pearl pinson last year, and she hasn't been seen again. >> but a witness said he saw castro pinning pearl to the ground at home acres avenue. he said castro pointed a gun at him so he ran away, and then he heard a gunshot. surveillance images show a gold saturn leaving the area shortly after the accident. castro led deputies on a high speed chase and fired at them at two separate locations, and then they returned fire and killed castro. according to a new report tonight, the district attorney found the killing by the officers to be justify. >>> also according to that report, detectives searched castro's home and found several items of interest including a

charles payne, our retailers right to be skiddish? right people are going to buy the phone i'm telling you. we are in such a materialistic period and apple has such a following. the last couple of quarters they set records for average selling price for the old phone. people were paying the most ever for the old versions, wait until these new phones come out. i'm telling you right now it's going to be a blockbuster for apple and other stores and retailers will suffer. >> neil: what if it's only apple benefiting this holiday season? >> that wouldn't be so bad the stock will go up. i know about as much of this as we were talking about burmese belts. >> neil: [laughter] >> but i will say this people, you know, people buy like there's a cult's following to apple. donald trump was able to create like kind of a pseudo university with his name on it, trump university because there's a cult around him and same thing here so people will buy this thing. >> gerri: but don't you think the apple cult is massive compared to the trump cult? he's pres

host: tom is in claim payne, illinois. good morning. host: tom is in claim payne, illinois. good morning. caller: why isn't there a maximum wage? these people, like the governor maid $188 million while being governor. so, you know, like $188 million? i mean, $10 million should be c.e.o., the average i think. they are not -- most of these people do not actually work, they collect derivatives and stock buybacks, they're like conning everybody. and you know, i just think there should be a maximum wage. host: ben zipperer, should there be a maximum wage? guest: the way we can accomplish something like the caller suggested is actually raising income tax rates at the top and that's an issue that would do a lot to address income inequality coming from the top to actually raise top tax rates. because when you have a low marginal tax rate for very high earners as we do in this country, that provides them with a lot of incentive to extract income from where they work and not provide raises to other people whereas when you have a much higher top tax rate, then people at the top are goi

host: tom is in claim payne, illinois. good morning. host: tom is in claim payne, illinois. good morning. caller: why isn't there a maximum wage? these people, like the governor maid $188 million while being governor. so, you know, like $188 million? i mean, $10 million should be c.e.o., the average i think. they are not -- most of these people do not actually work, they collect derivatives and stock buybacks, they're like conning everybody. and you know, i just think there should be a maximum wage. host: ben zipperer, should there be a maximum wage? guest: the way we can accomplish something like the caller suggested is actually raising income tax rates at the top and that's an issue that would do a lot to address income inequality coming from the top to actually raise top tax rates. because when you have a low marginal tax rate for very high earners as we do in this country, that provides them with a lot of incentive to extract income from where they work and not provide raises to other people whereas when you have a much higher top tax rate, then people at the top are goi

for first responder jody payne a disaster on the east coast of florida suddenly seems close to home on the state's west coast, and home was not where he expected to be today. couple of days ago where did you think you would be right now is. >> we was pretty much gearing up to go to the other coast because the cone of uncertainty was pushing it that direction. >> reporter: an urban search and rescue volunteer, payne finds his own ft. myers community in the potential bull's eye, and suddenly everything has changed. is it a different feeling when you realize you may be doing search and rescue in your own community versus somewhere else? >> well, we did the exact same thing when charley hit. yeah, it's a worse feeling to see your own town tore up. here we have our saws if we have to do any cutting. >> reporter: when you guys go out you're ready to go to work. >> yes, we can contain for 72-plus hours with mres plenty of water. >> reporter: with more than 30 years on the job he's seen a lot and he has a healthy respect for irma. >> it's a different feeling. it's a little stress because it's

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, detectivejeff payne, takes a hold of the nurse and takes into custody.he only job i have is a nurse is to keep my patients say. a blood draw gets thrown around like it is a simple thing. but it is blood. it is your property. now, the city's mayor has waded in, saying it was unacceptable, and that she has apologised to alex wubbels. the chief of police was similarly contrite. i am sad at the rift that this is —— this has caused between nurses and police. i want to be clear: we take this very seriously. it has been reported that the others has now been stopped from taking bloods, but has not been otherwise discipline. press has been given to the nurse for her care of patients are part of the well—being. the british government minister leading negotiations on leaving —— praise has been given to the nurse for her care of patients‘ well—being. the british government minister leading negotiations on leaving the european union has defended free trade, and argued against economic isolationism in a speech to us business leaders. david davis flew to washington fol

payne. mr. payne: mr. chair. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. payne: i rise as the designee of the ranking member lowey, and rise to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. payne: mr. speaker -- the chair: did the gentleman from florida yield back? the gentleman from florida may not reserve. he may yield. mr. diaz-balart: i yield, yes, sir. mr. payne: thank you, mr. chair. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. payne: mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to the proposed amendment. to coin it an earmark is unfortunate. the amendment would strike the language passed out of appropriations committee that supports transportation projects of national significance. the committee voted to appropriate $900 million to rail programs already authorized by congress in the fast act. for the last eight weeks, millions of commuters in the new york metropolitan area suffered through a summer of hell after amtrak announced emergency track work at penn station. the busiest in north america. because of the three derailme

i can't speak for officer payne what i can say is that i stood my ground. what was right, which was to protect the patient. as a nurse, any nurse, i think, would have done exactly what i did. >> did the officer explain -- you were arrested. you're being handcuffed. >> right. >> did he explain why he was arresting and handcuffing you? >> not to my knowledge. i just -- i knew that i was doing what i was -- what was right, what was offered to me by a policy that i trusted and i believed to be lawful. >> so, what was going through your head while all this was happening? >> i was scared to death. obviously i was very frightened. and i think since this has happened, i've been able to sort of surmise that i feel betrayed. i feel betrayed by the police officers. i feel betrayed by my university police and security. >> why do you feel betrayed by your hospital security? >> because i called them. i went down into the emergency department to get help, to have someone protect me because i felt unsafe from officer payne from the beginning. >> and why is that? why were y

payne and another employee are on full administrative leave pending outcome of that investigation.your question. it's going to be, lawsuit. look, shez -- >> reading my mind. >> she is considering obviously a lawsuit and feels as though security didn't do enough. feels as though the university didn't do enough to protect her and waiting for the outcome of that investigation. >> we'll watch this video. make your own judgment. great to see, jason. >>> thank you for joining me. coming up, harvey relief border security, the debt creaming and much moand -- ceiling and much more. tax reform. that's coming up. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your day with us. >>> an emergency meeting at the united nations. tough talk from the trump white house after north korea escalates and already dangerous showdown with a massive nuclear test. >> kim jong-un's action cannot be seen as defensive. his abusive use of missiles and nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. >> plus, congress gets back to work this week. a down payment on a giant package, agenda item

payne and another under on administrative leave as they look into the startling incident. dan simon, cnn, salt lake city. >> hey! >> and the nurse in the story, alex wobles, will be in "new day" at around 8:45 eastern time. >>> the u.s. and south korea are looking to deploy military assets to the korean peninsula amid new signs that pyongyang is preparing to test another intercontinental ballistic missile. the growing tensions have many asking what's president trump's next move. >> mr. president? will you attack north korea? >> we'll see. choicehotels.com. badda book. badda boom. that's it? he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn free nights and instant rewards at check-in. yeah. like i said. book now at choicehotels.com hi, i'm and i'm johnny bench. and we've spent our whole lives around professional sports taking hits and catching our fair share of aches and pains. which is why we use blue-emu's pain relief products. blue-emu products; non-greasy, deep-penetrating formula that works down into your muscles and joint

detective payne said in a written report that his watch commander advised him to arrest the nurse.er officer now on administrative leave as internal investigators like into the startles incident. and the mayor of salt lake city has also apologized. the bottom line here is the nurse, alex wubbels said she was just trying to do the right thing, trying to follow the proper policy and the law is on her side. the supreme court has ruled in the past if you want to obtain blood, you need to get a warrant or of course you need to have patient permission. as for the officer in this case? who was involved? efforts to reach him or his legal representative thus far have been unsuccessful. victor and christi? >> dan simon, thank you so much for bringing us that story,is something else. >>> russians say there's nothing to see here. well, except black smoke rising from the chimney of the consulate in san francisco hours before they're kicked out. now there's a warning about possible retaliation. >>> mandatory evacuations under way in los angeles. wildfire is blazing through thousands of acres in

detective payne said in a written report that his watch commander advised him to arrest the nurse forfering with a police investigation. payne and another officer now on administrative leave as internal investigators look into the startling incident. >> dan simon joins us live now from salt lake city. so dan, what more do you know about the officer and why he felt the need to arrest this nurse. >> reporter: well, they, first of all it should come as no surprise that the officer's actions have been widely condemned here in salt lake city and of course on social media. the comments have been rather harsh. i can tell you that the officer is a trained flow bot mist and the nurse commander said she should be arrested. now, it is important to point out that the person they were trying to obtain blood from was a victim. he was not a suspect. apparently they wanted to get that blood to exonerate him in the future should any issues arise. but legal experts say even in a situation like this, you need to have a warrant or you need to have patient consent. neither of which applied in this case. w

some people had their doubts, including michael payne, who e—mailed...omments, if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or appear on the programme, you can call us on: do have a look at our website. that's all from us, i'll be back in a fortnight and roger bolton will be here again next week to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage. hello, there. the weather is set to remain in a pretty unsettled theme through this weekend, all thanks to low pressure nearby. this is the picture as we start the weekend. an area of low pressure across the north sea. fairly tightly packed isobars across western parts of the uk, meaning quite windy here, even throughout the night and first thing saturday morning. most showers will affect western coastal areas. further east, lengthier dry interludes. on the cool side, 10—11 in towns. a little bit lower than that in rural areas. we start saturday on a fine note for some, with sunshine. plenty of showers in northern and western scotland and towards northern ireland. those showers affecting the nor

she says officer jeff payne the officer who arrested her was agressive from the beginning. wubbles is now speaking out about the violent arrest. saying she was doing her job and thinks any nurse would the same.<> <(alex wubbels / nurse arrested in dispute with police): "i can't speak for officer payne. but what i can say is that i stood my ground. i stood for what was right, which was to protect the patient. as a nurse - any nurse i think would have done exactly what i did.">( darya ) the department says detective payne and another officer are on administrative leave pending a criminal investigation. wubbels says she's disappointed by the university of utah police. as well as the department of public safety. they provide security for the hospital. officers from both departments were present for the arrest. wubbels says they did nothing to stop it. (mark) still ahead on the kron four morning news... if you own a honda or acura... you could soon get some money. we'll explain why after the break. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. no major hot spots. bay bridg

showed detective jeff payne dragging nurse alex wubbles from a hospital and handcuffing herafter she refused to allow blood to be drawn from an unconscious patient. prosecutors have asked for a criminal investigation prompting the police department to put two officers on paid administrative leave. the second officer hasn't been formally identifed but officials say they are also reviewing the conduct of detective jeff payne's boss.a lieutenant who reportedly called for the arrest of nurse wubbles. (jr stone) a california prosecutor, in the middle of a gang-related murder trial, was severely beaten while jogging in southern california. the woman stumbled into a nearby gym after being assaulted seeking help. police say the woman was not sexually assaulted.. and she was not robbed. witnesses explain what they saw. ron cary / witness: "it was shocking. head to toe..all the way down covered in blood..face, head, shirt.. everything.ron cary / witness: "i'm pretty sure she said i'm in the middle of a murder trial. i'm on a murder trial and i was attacked from behind..was i raped? 'cause she

jeff payne said his supervisor told him to arrest her. later releasinged without charges after sitting in a police car for 20 minutes. payne and another officer are now on leave as an internal investigation looks into what happened there. >>> u.s. president donald trump is revolvesed to announce on tuesday whether he'll keep obama's protection in place for immigrants who came in as children. daca protects young immigrants known as d.r.e.a.m.ers from deportation. the president said he's still considering what he'll do. >> should the d.r.e.a.m.ers be worried? >> we love the d.r.e.a.m.ers. we love everybody. >> he said it's something congress has to fix. >> there are people who are in limbo. these are kids who know no other country who were brought here by their parents and don't know another home, and so i really do believe that there needs to be a legislative solution. that's one that we're working on. and i think we want to give people peace of mind. so i've had plenty of conversations with the white house about this issue, and i think th

charles: good evening, i am charles payne., president trump to host six bipartisan senators at the white house in just moments. this is all part of that major push for tax reform. in fact, it's the latest example of him embracing bipartisanship in order to forward his agenda. this meeting unfolding as florida moves forward after tropical storm irma. now, of course, transitioning from relief to recovery. and then there's the stock market. it hit another all-time high today. i'm going to assess the integrity of this rally and where you should be looking to buy now, but first, to the major question surrounding president trump's tax plan. first, will this tax reform plan support the populists and help out the little guy over the globalists and big

detective payne is not responding to requests for comments.t by the car being chased by police, sustained serious burns in the crash. he is also a reserve idaho police department. he and his department have publicly thanked nurse wubbles for standing up for his rights while he was unconscious and in the burn unit. friends have set up a gofundme page to help with his serious expenses with his critical burns. >> an incredible story. a lot of response online for that one. >> changes being made. tom, thank you. >>> check in with al and the northeast, i see. >> we're half an hour away for the latest update on irma. storms on this cold front, from new england to central pennsylvania. as it pushes in, look for the storms to fire up later this afternoon. in we're going to be looking for parts of northern new england. one to three inches of rain. we could see rainfall amounts from an inch to half an inch per hour. record heat continues in the pacific northwest. dry and mild there. the wildfires going on out west. not going to get help there. and look f

detective payne is not responding for comments.hit by the car being chased by police, he is also a reserve idaho police department. he and his department have thanked nurse wubbels for standing up for his rights while he was unconscious and in the burn unit. friends have set up a gofundme page to helpit a lot of response online for that >>> we're headed over to al who has another check of the weather, showing the northeast i see. >> we have severe weather to talk about. we are a half hour away from the latest update from the national hurricane center on irma. in the meantime we have this frontal system that's going to be pushing in. we have a risk for severe weather today, storms develop along this wold front from new england all the way into central pennsylvania. as it pushes in look for those storms to fire up later this afternoon into tonight, into the northeast and new england as well. also into the mid-atlantic states. we will be looking especially up to parts of morning new england, 1 to 3 inches of rain, with he could see ra

wubbels says detective jeff payne demanded a blood sample from a car crash victim who was in a coma and severely burned. his truck - smashed by a car racing from police, according to local media wubbels calmly explains the policy for obtaining blood natsot / hospital video:"the 3 things-if you have electronic warrant, patient consent or the patient is under arrest. and if you have neither of those things, the patient can't consent."she even gets her supervisor on the phone who backs her up. the tension only escalates.natsot / hospital video:"she is the one that has told me no. yeah, but sir you're making a huge mistake. making a huge mistake by threatening a nurse. no, we're done.""she is under arrest--- doesn't' have to be like that!"salt lake's city police chief apologized and said what happened was unacceptable.chief mike brown, salt lake city police:"i was alarmed by what i saw in the video. i want to be very clear. we take this very seriously."for now, wubbels isn't filing a lawsuit.alex wubbels, nurse:"i feel strongly giving people benefit of the doubt and i truly believe he was h

. >> mike: payne looks to be stopped shy of the 35 yard line. it going to be fourth down.ith payne, the fullback and jay hayes and jerry tillery inside with the stop. >> doug: boy, jay hayes just throws his man to the side and comes in and makes the tackle. >> referee: time-out notre dame. a 30-send -- 30-second time-out. >> mike: their defense comes up with the play they needed to make. going to get the ball, get it down to field goal range and get yoon to. >> the. >> it's been the pressure on the quarterback that has caused the issues for the notre dame offense. >> mike: cameron nizialek has done a good job tonight. six punt returns for touchdowns in high school. nizialek set to boot it away. he's averaged 43 yards per kick tonight. notre dame sets up the return. terrific kick. deep hang time to the sign, 47 yards, all net, outstanding job by the young man who went to columbia, got an economics degree, and is a grad student at georgia. did his job well tonight. >> doug: got to have a positive play on first down. come out, maybe a screen, maybe a quick rhythm pass. someth

good evening i am charles payne. we've got several developing stories for you tonight. stretching across the country, and take are covering them all. first, to new york city with we are awaiting the un's council's vote following the most recent and most powerful missile test to date. we're going to bring you live when that begins. and wall street making a major come back today. the dow jones up 259 points, its largest gain since march and the s&p 500 now at a record high. i'm going to show you five approaches to make money in this rally. then down south where authorities just announced the second irma-related death in georgia. now a tropical storm, it's charging up north, currently on course to also hit alabama, tennessee, and the carolinas. after, of course, bringing record-breaking storm surgeries and flooding felt hurricane across the state of florida, devastating much of that state after making landfall as a category four storm. white house chief of staff, chief strategist, rather, steve bannon making deadlines, doubling down on his agenda the first television inter

detective payne hasn't responded to the request for comment. what can we say.. man )s got talent.. the newest member of our today in the bay team belted out the national anthem at two baseball games this weekend.. take a listen. =take nat= >>> what can we say? the man has talent. the newest member of our today in the bay family belted out the national anthem at two baseball games this weekend. we showed you the giants. now here's what the a's got. ♪ the home of the brave >> ah, the crowd liked it. >> they did. i got a lot of compliments. thank you to those who gave me compliments. and that jersey, the a's organization gave me that jersey with my name on the back. >> i like that you were orange. >> this was friday at the giants game. also a great experience. thank you to the giants organization for that. two great experiences over three days here in the bay area. thank you to both organizations, thank you to everyone here who supported me as well as people at the game. truly an honor to be able to do something like that. >> i wish i could do that. >> you can. we