phoenix: i think it is a pretty complex story.hey are trying to address some of the internal issues and release some of the steam. the same time, providing a certain amount of stability so that the market doesn't collapse. but i think it is a very tenuous balance they have to try to reach. we had investors on the other hand really nervous about the over valuations we see in the chinese market. that is going to continue to provide downward pressure alongside slowing chinese growth. jonathan: they question a difficult to answer -- but is the pboc going to lose control? phoenix: yeah, that's probably still a question to be determined. we don't know enough at this point answer that question. route -- theig em argument, and we all discussed whether this would push the fed back -- is that what i'm going to see here? manish: i think that in september they will raise, because it is believed that the unemployment rate is lower and jobs are kicking in that will conflate. a september race is not about inflation numbers, it's about -- one fin

it was really unbelievable. >> reporter: phoenix's treatment is all consuming. >> this is our home. yeah. >> reporter: they have been living, eating and sleeping here in the hospital for months. >> paying for all the normal things in life is really hard when you are not necessarily getting a paycheck. >> reporter: with chemotherapy and upcoming transplant it is a long and costly road ahead for the wilkenson's. medical crowd funding has been successful for a lot of people. an estimated $2.7 billion raised in 2012. that number is only going up. but there have been cases of crowd funding fraud. and with federal regulations still evolving, experts say do your research so the right family gets your donation. back in tacoma, sheila's fund raiser isn't going as well as they had hoped. about a month in, it only raised $610. >> did you feel like when you started this, you know i am going to wake up in a couple days check the website and bam. i am going to be there? >> i thought that people would come together. and that people would look at this little girl on all of the pictures, you know, l

she and her mother left phoenix, went down to mexico city and it was total chaos. there was bureaucracy and the mexican university said we need to sign documents from you and your high school and you have to go back to phoenix yourselves and get the documents to prove that you ever want to high school and you know she exhausted every possibility. then they thought well at least they would go to nogales. it would be close to arizona and she and her mother were working in a migrant shelter in nogales that houses people for three days and deportees and migrant. a couple runs it and they allow them to stay there, so they were very kind to adriana and her mom and allowed her to stay. they couldn't find any work there. they were getting more and more desperate and eventually adriana was contacted by this young man named mohammed somebody who is very very active at the dreamers and he said we are going to do action. we are going to get 12 dreamers and we are going to all wear our graduation grounds -- gowns and caps. you have to be a high school graduate to be in this dac

the bondsman had targeted the home of the phoenix police chief.how all this played out. >> unfortunate we didn't have somebody hurt. >> scary situation caught on video unfollows at the house of phoenix police chief. phoenix police say 11 people from two different bail bond companies surround the house. screaming at the chief to come out with weapons unholstered. police say the bondsman were actually looking for a man wanted on drug charges out of oklahoma. somehow were given the chief's home address. >> we don't know if the chief was the target specifically or if the bond companies were a target and sent there by someone but what we do know is that north star recovery received tip on facebook that a fugitive they were looking for was at that location. >> reporter: in the video you can see the bondsman running around chief's house with lights pointing towards the house. the chief comes out questioning what is going on. that's when his significant other calls police. >> we have i don't know if they're bounty hunters or what they are but they're -- t

hot, dry weather is the stuff of legend in the sprawling metropolis of phoenix, arizona. here in the valley of the sun, summer temperatures can exceed 100 degrees for weeks on end. being surrounded by desert only makes things hotter. on july 5th, 2011, the combination results in a spectacular phenomenon that fills the sky. >> the storm spanned from one side of the horizon to the other. >> this time lapse must be seen to be believed. the storm is called a haboob. >> a haboob is an arabic term >> a haboob is an arabic term and it basically just means wind. here in the u.s., we generally just use the word dust storm. >> the wind from a dying summer thunderstorm kicks up enough dust to produce a dense, massive wall, advancing towards the city. while some take cover, storm chaser and videographer blain sees this storm as a perfect photo op. >> i get a phone call, get your camera, i don't care what you're doing. get out to the nearest hill you can. as soon as i got to the nearest intersection, i saw it coming. >> those residents see haboobs several times a year, this one is spe

the university of phoenix is under investigation for deceptive business practices. went to the university of phoenix, deceptive means sneaky. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, i don't know if you saw this, a shortstop for the new york mets started crying during a game this week after hearing rumors he may be traded. wow. usually players only cry when they get traded to the mets. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, everybody the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: yes! everybody, that is the 8g band. and joining the 8g band, he's done a great job all week for us on drums, brad wilk. thank you so much for being here, brad. [ cheers and applause ] it's been a delight having you. thank you for joining us. you guys, we have such a good show for you tonight. she is on the show "the good wife," she just recently received two emmy nominations, christine baranski is here this evening. [ cheers and applause ] the great christine baranski. he is the weekend update anchor on "saturday night live" and he just wrote the film "staten island summer," he is one of my ver

a top priority is testing the phoenix.cage that will haul the men one at a time through a half mile of rock. >> why did you decide to cool capsule the phoenix? >> why? i think it is sort of a rebirth to a new life. >> for that new life to happen, the 33 miners need to fit into the phoenix. it's only 22 inches wide. >> when i told them they would have to start training, they went like, we won't train. so don't lose your time. okay? you don't fit on the capsule, you don't fit in the capsule, and you don't fit in the capsule and we cannot start like chopping part of your stomach. so either you lose weight or you stay down. and they started training. >> motivated by his love for soccer, ariel and a few other men run the tunnels below. >> translator: basically, i wanted to go play soccer as soon as i got out. >> while ariel stays sharp and focus focused, others dream. >> they're getting newspaper articles and they see that mario is becoming the superstar because mario had narrated a video through this crazy world. >> that's mar

a massive wall of dust hit phoenix. tucson downed power lines trapped people inside their cars including a school bus. thankfully no children were on that bus. power was knocked out across the state. >>> taking a look at the radar. you can see that storm system pushing through arizona and spreading into new mexico and colorado. >> well, tracking erika this morning forecasters providing an important update overnight. the storm is dying out. it's still heading toward the lee ward aisles but may dissipate and forecasters say the wind shear is too strong over the northern caribbean for it to strengthen and had been forecast to actually hit florida late this coming weekend. >>> new this morning, 2 million pounds of a popular breakfast food recalled. >> and surprise statement during the james holmes sentencing hearing, the theater shooter's mother standing up in front of the judge. what she had to say. >>> plus, blame it on the smartphone. the connection between selfies and a rise in cases of head lice. >>> welcome back. well

the scheduling system that got us into trouble in phoenix gates to 1985. when i was in was in phoenix i said that i worked on a myself it's like working on a green screen with ms-dos. and a financial management system, believe it or not, is about 20 years old and it's actually written in cobol language and less programmed in 1973 on the west point computer the mainframe computer at west point. so we have work to do to improve our support services. number four we need to establish a culture of continuous improvement. to do that we are trained va employees and something called lean six sigma the way employees take charge of the system they work on. they're given the tools to change the systems. like i say to the employees from let's try to be the change we want to see just like gandhi said. and number five strategic partnerships which have already talked about. we can do this job alone. we know we need you. we appreciate you. we embrace you as our partners. remember your work is purposeful. there is no higher calling than the work you do. your work is monume

. >> 90s and triple digits from phoenix and dallas to washington, d.c. 80s in l.a., kansas city, chicago and boston. 79 in detroit. >>> most of the republican presidential candidates gathered on a stage in new hampshire last night in a preview of thursday's big debate. missing though was front-runner donald trump. he refused to attend. abc's serena marshall with the highlights. >> reporter: it's the kickoff to debate week. the largest gathering of the crowded republican field yet. 14 of the 17 presidential contenders participating in a debate-like event in new hampshire. but no one was throwing punches. >> i'm really impressed with the caliber of the people that are running for president. >> i'm not here to criticize my party. >> reporter: instead using the forum stage to take digs at president obama. >> this president's done an awful job.

phoenix makes 40% from imported faucets and plumbing products from china. if the devaluation continues, it may mean better leverage going forward. >> we are seeing evidence of weakness in the chinese economy. and they have really been facing some challenges over the last couple of years. which has left the manufacturers, the people we're dealing with working very hard to be aggressive with their pricing. what that means for me as we go forward is as a buyer, i may have more leverage with the suppliers because they don't have as much business activity as they did and we may with the stronger dollar be able to negotiate better deals. >> reporter: while small business advocates say a continued decline will benefit importers of chinese products, it will hit on the made in america manufacturing. >> american made products are going to be more expensive in china to buy. which puts u.s. exporters at a competitive disadvantage and i think it also potentially leads to an even widening of our already large trade deficit that we have with china. >> reporter: this is a

the university of phoenix is after these men and women in uniform. they're after tuition assistance dollars. t.a. is a program that provides up to $4,500 a year so service members can use it toward post secondary education and guess what? the money isn't counted in the federal 90-10 calculation that caps the amount of money these for-profit schools can receive from the federal government. did you hear that? 90% of their revenue comes from the federal government. that's why for-profit colleges and universities are the most heavily subsidized private for-profit businesses in america. to for-profit colleges, the money from service members and veterans is unlimited money. all they have to do is sign them up. and that's what they're doing with these sponsorships. after the article was published, i wrote to secretary carter, ash carter, department of defense, to ask him to take action. the university of phoenix reportedly is in clear violation of executive orders limiting the access of these schools to our men and women in uniform. the department of defens

kimberly: another twist in a wild story at a phoenix. learn who has been arrested at a botched raid at the home of a phoenix police chief. some areas possibly seeing heavy rain this evening. some areas possibly seeing heavy rain this evening. stay with us. abc 7 news ok. so everyone is saying 'hey, you've gotta get fios.' but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi avlable from any provider. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainmt at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 25 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month, guaranteed for two years. for a limited time

the system in phoenix dated to 1985. when i was in phoenix i worked on it myself. is like working on a green screen with ms-dos. our financial management system, believe it or not, is about 20 years old and is written in cobol. a language i less programmed in 1973 on the west point computer. we have work to do to improve our support services. number four, when you establish a culture of continuous improvement. to do that we are training employees and something called lean six sigma. is the way that employees take charge of the systems that work on. they are given the tools to change the systems. and as i say do employees, let's try to be the change we want to see just like gandhi said. number five, strategic partnerships which i've artie talked about. we cannot do this job alone. we know we need you. we appreciate you. we embrace u.s. partners. -- u.s. partners -- you as partners. there was no higher calling than the work you do. you help veterans, you help families. you make a difference in the lives of others. there is no higher calling in this world. you more th

bounty hunting raiding this home in phoenix, receiving a tip about a wanted fugitive pounding on the door of a police chief instead. abc's ryan owens on the bounty hunter who got it wrong. >> bail recovery. open the door. >> reporter: nearly a dozen armed bounty hunters closing on a fugitive inside this phoenix house, or so they think. >> open the door! >> reporter: a tip on facebook brings them here in their search for 310-pound black man wanted on drug charges. >> i'm looking for roderick. open the door! >> reporter: a white man, who weighs about half that, refuses to open the door and his girlfriend calls police. >> we have some -- i don't know if they're bounty hunters. they just banged on our door and they're looking for somebody. >> reporter: the wrong somebody. this home belongs to phoenix's police chief who was dead asleep late tuesday night and came to the door in his underwear with his police baton. >> you're looking for who? >> roderick. >> reporter: and when one of those bounty hunters allegedly property, he's the one who ended up behind bars. >> someone could have been k

catherine mitchell who you heard from earlier and two other phoenix v.a. employees who were at the heart of the wait time scandal. my written testimony summarizes a number of the other cases we resolved through this expedited program including three v.a. whistleblower complaint settled last week. it's a sign of progress that the v.a. leadership agreed to the expedited review process and also agree to resolve many more cases through our regular processes, including mediation. 99 to be exact. we are also encouraged v.a. leadership has enlisted our assistance in training at counsel in retaliation law. on the disclosure site our work has led to important improvements at the v.a., as well as discipline for over 40 officials with many more cases pending. these disciplinary actions include the termination of employees who failed to properly safeguard patient information and a suspension of four employees who improperly handled and restocked expired prescription drugs. these are some of the positive steps we are seeing. there are, however, certain ongoing areas th

, but there's no main road except for an interstate that gets you from yuma to phoenix.eryone was like, what do we do? we got this, we're fine. everybody pulls out google maps, and they're zooming out. they go, it looks like all desert from here to phoenix, but it looks like there's roads. like it doesn't say road, but it looks like there's trails. i think we can make this. so everyone kind of starts, and we get off the pavement onto a dirt road and it's hard packed and everyone's riding and they're like, yeah. this is the adventure, like we're really owning this. all of a sudden the road gets a little softer and the vespa goes like this oh, i'm cool. then does one of those, what the hell. and then all of a sudden the road gets so soft, you can't sit, you have to walk next to your vespa as you're pushing it up a dune. we're going to die out here. we thought we going to die until as we're pushing through the desert this truck that's all white and green and very intimidating with lights on comes flying at us out of the middle of nowhere, and we're just like, oh, my god, it

you later on but for now, thank you very much christopher miller who is currently on board the mi phoenix. that rescue operation still taking place after a fishing boat carrying over 700 migrants overturned in the mediterranean after leaving libya. >>> the president of the united states is appealing to americans to back the nuclear deal with iran or there will be a war. we are following this story from washington d.c. >>reporter: it was the most blunt speech we've heard yet from barack obama defending the iran deal and attempting to get americans riled up enough to call their congressman. >> israel is not just the best choice among alternatives. this deal is the strongest nonproliferation agreement ever negotiated. and because this is such a strong deal every nation in the world that has commented publicly with the exception of the israeli government has expressed support. >> he went on to talk about prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that he disagrees with the deal but he disagrees with him. the people opposed to the deal are the same people he says who got us into the war into ira

a heating warning in effect almost from palm springs to the phoenix area. that's until 8:00 p.m. 112 in phoenix. not quite a record. still impressive. dallas about 104. it doesn't look to change. as i said toward the weekend a couple of degrees cooler. today's forecast one thing that has changed is we're much cooler in seattle today. 74 with mostly cloudy. significantly cooler than you had been this summer. 90 in l.a. not too bad. another peek at your thursday forecast. pretty much the hoteleat hasn't really moved into portions of the west including central california. nice day in the west. >>> one of the most generous employee perks we've ever heard of and the good will store that got a very big surprise. you're watching "early today." he's beached here, gazing out on an unforgiving landscape. for while the people who come in here use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they completely forget their experience... daddy gator sees all and forgets nothing. "i've got to motor out of here," he thinks. "this is no place to raise a child." quilted

. >>> bounty hunters mistakenly raid the home of a phoenix police chief. >> open the door! >> all that -- >> andray roberts being interviewed live. >>> and all that matters. >> president george w. bush reporting for jury duty in downtown dallas seemed to be in a good mood taking pictures with other jurors. >> their verdict? he was very friendly. >>> you did the show for this long. it's one of the great comedy accomplishments of all time. >> when it's somebody that i love and respect who says that, it means the world. so thank you. >> people are throwing up right now. >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is off. vinita nair is with us. the republican presidential candidates will gather for campaign 2016's first major debate. they'll be in cleveland where the party will crown its nominee in less than a year. >> all the candidates are looking for a boost tonight. only ten of them have a chance, too peel to voters in prime time. how will they handle donald trump. major garrett is in cleveland wher

phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. >> as fears rise about the water running out, we're taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they're taking more water than it can supply. >> what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations. what are they gonna have? >> we're paying our lives for that. we have to pay that price so a group of people can have their american dream. >> on this episode of fault lines: the fight for the colorado. a vital resource in danger of dying. the first stop on our journey down the river: the hoover dam. if there's a starting point in the modern story of the colorado, it's here. built in 1935, these two and a half million cubic meters of concrete changed the course of the river, and american history. even today, looking up close at the hoover dam, the scale of it is just breathtaking. in the context of the 1930's, this was the most expensive project th

california has launched an investigation of the university of phoenix.looking at the school's efforts to enroll members of the military who often receive substantial government assistance with tuition. california's also looking at whether the school illegally used military logos and emblems in its marketing materials. the school is cooperating. >>> social media posts by kardashian last month have a drugmaker in hot water. kim kardashian posted this on several accounts. she is holding a bottle of the morning sickness medication. the fda has sent a warning letter to the company. it says the endorsement was misleading. it didn't include notes on the drug's risks. the fda asked the company to change the branding or stop selling the drug entirely. >>> the fall airfare sale has begun. airlines typically drop their prices at the end of the summer when the busy travel season winds down a bit and this year is no different. airline analysts say american, delta, southwest and united are among those lowering their prices on fares for travel starting the last week in

. >> they gave us tickets from san francisco and then tickets to go from phoenix to miami and ticketsgo from miami to turks and caicos. >> they were able to board the flight to phoenix but had a ten hour layover. >> the little, two little ones were crying the whole way through as we went through security. >> they got to the gate in phoenix, the agent had them step aside. the gate closed on them, again. now, it was 3:00 a.m. >> we'd been waiting, traveling for 20 hours we had four small children. each day we're losing money on the vacation. >> reporter: the airline told them there were no other options besides stand byes several days later. at this point, they just asked for a flight home. >> they couldn't get us home. >> so they rented a car and drove home. >> my mom was in tears that we weren't going to make it. i was in tears as well. >> it's a shame they stole that memory from our family. >> they asked american airlines to reimburse their expenses. >> we thought we'd hear back in a reasonable amount of time. we didn't. >> they got an e mail from american airlines saying they couldn

university of phoenix. >> reporter: what did he go to university of phoenix for? >> the psych thing. >> reporter: however, prosecutors say lee edwards was a complete fraud and they need anyone who may have come in anyone who may have come in contact with him is asked to call 718-556-7161. live on staten island, i'm a.j. ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> in new jersey, a dump truck broke into two pieces after a collision with a car on i-08. the truck's topper ended up teetering over the tracks of the new jersey transit suspends service for hours. the car was totaled but the people inside were not hurt. the truck driver's injuries are described as minor as well. cuba relations. the american flag flying in the u.s. embassy in havana for the first time since 1961. secretary of state john kerry was there for the opening it moments. critics here at home blasting the president for reestablishing diplomatic ties. reaction. >> reporter: a lot of american lawmakers with ties to cuba remember years of oppression. the president decided to normalize relations to cuba. it wa

we have all this monsoonal moisture and speaking of phoenix, they had a thunderstorm warning just a few hours ago. we're still going to have this monsoonal moisture that will be up through the rockies. scattered showers and thunderstorms will be on tap. unfortunately the fire threat risk is going to continue as well with all of this extreme heat we have locked down to the south. that is spreading to the west. northwest interior your temperatures are going to be ten to 15 degrees above normal and that will go right into the weekend. we're looking at a high that's where we have the hottest temperatures. but the coast is looking good and comfortable with temperatures mainly in the 70s. >>> new developments in the arlington police shooting of a college football player. plus, california's got balls and they're betting big on 96 million of them. >>> and this just may be the shot of the day. can you guess where it is? "early today" is back in two. people are both soft and strong, which is why our products are too. and we believe in value, so we give you 60% more sheets than charmin ultra stron

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. >> they gave us tickets from san francisco and then tickets to go from phoenix to miami and ticketsgo from miami to turks and caicos. >> they were able to board the flight to phoenix but had a ten hour layover. >> the little, two little ones were crying the whole way through as we went through security. >> they got to the gate in phoenix, the agent had them step aside. the gate closed on them, again. now, it was 3:00 a.m. >> we'd been waiting, traveling for 20 hours we had four small children. each day we're losing money on the vacation. >> reporter: the airline told them there were no other options besides stand byes several days later. at this point, they just asked for a flight home. >> they couldn't get us home. >> so they rented a car and drove home. >> my mom was in tears that we weren't going to make it. i was in tears as well. >> it's a shame they stole that memory from our family. >> they asked american airlines to reimburse their expenses. >> we thought we'd hear back in a reasonable amount of time. we didn't. >> they got an e mail from american airlines saying they couldn

but then it wasn't just 10,000 people in madison, wisconsin, it was 11,000 people in phoenix, arizona, it was 15,000 people in seattle, it was 5,000 people in louisiana, it was 8,000 people in dallas, on the same day he got another 5,000 people in houston. then last week it was completely off the hook. bernie went to portland, oregon, turned out 28,000 people in portland, oregon. he followed that with a stop in los angeles where he spoke to 26,000 people. and he doesn't even seem to be trying very much to turn out these crowds. his campaign says they don't spend anything on advertising these, they don't particularly spend on big organizing budgets for these. they put out word that bernie's coming and tens of thousands of people show up. or at least thousands of people show up. the latest was today in greenville, south carolina. and most people do not think of south carolina as you know, vermont socialist territory. but greenville, south carolina convention center this was the sign at the door. turn right for south carolina dental access days. and turn left, naturally, for bernie. this

that's a little weird but whatever the number was in phoenix. it is clear that thousands did turn out to see ben carson in phoenix this week. it was a big number, regardless of what specific big number it was. so we're at the point in the presidential campaign where everybody is measuring their size now. not just against bernie but within and among the republican candidates. although bernie seems destined to be the biggest of them all for the duration of the campaign, at least for the duration of the campaign thus far, for this phase of the campaign, tonight it started, his record, his overall crowd size for the campaign started to look like the crowd sizes he's getting, the crowds of 30,000 people in l.a. and portland, oregon last week it started to look like bernie's record crowds might be getting beat tonight in alabama. and alabama is maybe the most interesting part of this. alabama is not the place you would expect a candidate like donald trump to turn out so many people. but donald trump tonight has at least partially filled a good size fo

several phoenix police officers arrived at the home moments later. the owner of a bond recovery company, well, now he faces charges. >>> there is concern near tampa, florida, after a half wolf/half dog hybrid escaped from a local farm. the animal escaped after a lake inside the farm flooded. it's been gone more than two days but it has been seen several times. the staff has left the animal's cage open with food inside. they hope it lures it back home safely. >>> people in old bridge, new jersey were treated to a require sight. residents lined up along the banks to see a dolphin splashing along in the south river. some captured a photo to sharon instagram instagram. it's unusual for a dolphin to be in these waters. they do hope that it swims back out to sea soon. >>> news 4 and telemundo 47 are working together to clear the shelters. we want to find loving homes for animals in shelters all over our area. >> animals like these. this is bessie. look at that cute tongue. she's up for adoption at the brook haven animal shelter. beautiful girl. >> absolute

. >>> take a look at these photos out of phoenix, arizona. these shawl planes were flipped over by strong winds yesterday. the storm forced other planes to crash into each other. officials say there were actually two rounds of wind that reached 50 to 60 miles an hour. we'll somehow you a dust storm that happened in that area. >>> patriots quarterback tom brady is facing off once again with roger goodell. we just got video showing brady and goodell arriving for a hearing in new york city. the judge is hoping to resolve their differences over brady suspension. earlier this year goodell issued that four-game suspension for patriots deflategate. when goodell denied brady's appeal, brady sued the nfl. >>> how about the jaw-dropping incident from new york jets training camp yesterday. geno smith was punched in the locker room and is now out for at least six weeks with a broken jaw. the culprit, jets linebacker, who was booted off the team after what was called a suckerpunch. geno smith posted this to instagram, saying, i'll be back. they say it was

we've seen these in the phoenix area before. they can cause power outages, flight delays, traffic trouble and problems for your sinuses, i imagine. >> dramatic to watch. >>> a new deal approved by san jose city council may usher in labor peace with the police department. it's a wage and bonus package that may bring back some of the officers who left the city for higher paying jobs elsewhere. david louie is live with the story tonight. david? >> reporter: dan, san jose is don about 450 officers because of pay cuts and a controversial pension reform bill passed by 70% of voters three years ago. costly litigation followed while the city council approved a tentative peace pact. it's the first time in years police and fire union leaders and city leaders have sat on the same side of the table. >> we were once the premier department. and because of this agreement we're hopeful to get there again. >> reporter: it ends what's been a tough time for the police department as pay cuts, layoffs and voter approved pension pressure caused the f

and it gets warmer further inland you go. 105 in phoenix. temperatures stay pretty pleasant along coast. >> thank you so much. >>> for entertainment news. the box office, "mission impossible" rogue nation took the top spot earning own 29 million dollars. second place bringing in 26 million dollars. jason bateman thriller "the gift." in third. rounding out the top five griswold vacation and "ant-man. took in about $8 million. >>> according to a hollywood reporter bill murray told dave letterman his reluctance to appear in a third "ghostbusters." it was due to the second film's poor reception. >>> dolly parton announcing newest attraction lightning roller coaster and it cost about 22 million and the largest project in "dollywood" history. i love dolly! >>> steve o from the jack ass movies was arrested this morning. he climbed a crane. once there he inflated a large killer whale balloon with a message about sea world on it and set off fireworks. he surroundered to police. no charges have been fired yesterday. >>> stephen colbert's new show. don

and he did that really big event in phoenix. he made a big show out of doing a helicopter tour of the border region alongside this arizona sheriff you see on the right there. if that sheriff looks familiar to you as well, he is the arizona sheriff who did this political ad in 2010 with mccain. and he said he wants to complete the danged fence. the sheriff said, senator, you're one of us. that ended up being an awkward political moment for a couple reasons. first of all, it was awkward because he is not a county sheriff. he is from a border that doesn't even touch the border. he is not even in his jurisdiction when he talks about one of us and one is not. >> the other thing is that when the right wing congressional presidency got undermined, an undocumented immigrant, he made comments threatening him about keeping it secret. then there were all these images. that messed up his own campaign. he is still a sheriff. and ben carson in arizona took that same sheriff on to his stunt helicopter ride to the border. then capped it off las

instead, they came face to face with joseph yonger, the police chief of phoenix. his girlfriend inside called 911. >> what is your emergency? >> i don't know if they're bounty hunters or what they are, but they're -- they just banged down our door and looking for somebody. >> this is a scenario in which last night we could've had a shootout on the chief's front doorstep. >> one of the bounty hunters was arrested for criminal misconduct. police found out that guy is -- >>> there is more incentive to watch your speed when behind the wheel. state police are in the middle of a week long initiative to crack down on speeding and aggressive drivers across the state. last year, police tracked the ticket given for speeding violating the move over law and distracted driving. in all, more than 22,000 tickets were issued. most were given in the upper hudson valley area where more than 3,000 citations were issued. the campaign runs through august 11th. >>> a childish prank got one connecticut man arrested. this is one of the most popular stories on our twitter page. approached