. >> reporter: one study found that the results from theranos from phoenix arizona, had discrepan discrepancies, and the assessments of the medicare and medicaid services from the newer california lab which questioned their ability to the run a clinical laboratory, and cite aglow ball and long-term failure of the control program, and demanding they get the act together. and investigator broke the story a year ago. >> theranos could not do it to the agency satisfaction, and now they have decided to shut that lab down, and it is going to ban elizabeth holmes from the blood tegs industry for two years. >> reporter: holmes has until

. >> one study found the test from the retail testing sites in phoenix, arizona, to have significant discrepancies. but even more damaging, an assessment from the medicare and medicaid services of the newer california lab which question their ability to run a clinical

breaking news out of phoenix, arizona. this bus is stuck in a sink hole after a water main break. our sister station in phoenix at a stop. new surveillance video tonight..... into 13 action news.. police are looking for a person.... who may be connected..... to the death of a -61- year-old local woman. kathleen ploutz was found stabbed to death.... in "the lake mead recreation area".... last month. this video shows her walking..... with a man at her apartment... the night before she was killed. if you have any information... call police. north las vegas police are investigatn this morning near carey and simmons. officers responded to reports of a traffic accident. when they arrived.. they found a man who had been shot while driving.. causing him to crash into a parked car. no word on any suspects this massive fire.... completely gutted a warehouse.... near polaris and harmon... no one was injured... but.... this is where..."people's autisim foundation".... keeps all of it's donations! they just held an event.... over the weekend. everything they collected is now gone... right befor

. >> reporter: one study found that the results from theranos from phoenix arizona, had discrepan discrepancies, and the assessments of the medicare and medicaid services from the newer california lab which questioned their ability to the run a clinical laboratory, and cite aglow ball and long-term failure of the control program, and demanding they get the act together. and investigator broke the story a year ago. >> theranos could not do it to the agency satisfaction, and now they have decided to shut that lab down, and it is going to ban elizabeth holmes from the blood tegs industry for two years. >> reporter: holmes has until september 5th for the reveal, but in the first interview since the decision, she insists that the technology was never to faulk for the erroneous results, but she blames the faulty procedure. >> we didn't have the right leadership or the implementation of the quality system in terms of the procedures and the associated documentation to ensure that which were realizing the quality standards that we hold ourselves to. >> reporter: of course, in the middle of all of tho is

. >> one study in the clinical of investigation, found the testing in phoenix arizona to have significant discrepanciediscrep. the centers for medicaid services in the newark, california lab, which questions the ability to run a clinical laboratory, citing a global and long-term failure of the quality control program. demanding they get their act together. "wall street journal" investigative report john kerryru first broke the story last october. >> they weren't able to do so for the agency's dis fax. the agency decided it will shut the lab down and ban elizabeth holmes from the blood testing industry for at least two years. >> she has to september 5th to appeal. since her first interview, she insists that technology was never to fault for the erroneous results. instead, she blames it on flawed operations and personnel. >> at the highest level, we didn't have the right leadership in the laboratory, and we didn't have the implementation of the quality system in terms of procedures and the associated documentation to ensure that we were realizing the quality standards that we hold ourselves

. >> one study found the test from the retail testing sites in phoenix, arizona, to have significant discrepancies. but even more damaging, an assessment from the medicare and medicaid services of the newer california lab which question their ability to run a clinical laboratory citing a failure of the quality control program and demanding they get their act together. they first broke that story last october. >> theranos wasn't able to do so to the agency's satisfaction. so the agency is now decided it's going to shut that lab down. elizabeth holmes from the blood testing industry for at least two years. >> reporter: holmes has until september 5th to appeal but in her first interview since the cms decision, she insists the technology was never to fault for the erroneous results. instead, she blames it on flawed operations and personnel. >> at the highest level, we didn't have the right leadership in the laboratory and we didn't have the implementation of the quality system in terms of procedures and the associated documentation to ensure we were realizing the quality standards that w

and his injuries are considered phoenix, arizona as a massive wall of dust moves through the area. parts of the city were slammed this afternoon as severe weather moved north across the state. the phoenix area also saw some rain. the national weather service says it's part of the remnants of a tropical storm that hit mexico. dry air puts up a fight for the southern nevada area as remnants of javier push into the southwest. pumping in between 10 and 20 mph with gusts 25 to 35 mph during the later afternoon into closest rain potential around the hoover dam and perhaps friday we are back to a summer sizzle. friday into the weekend we will degrees and holding as we move into the beginning of the next work week. sunny skies with extreme uv ray outdoors within the hours of 2pm and 6pm starting friday due to this time frame being peak take a look at this video... this distracted driver was caught this distracted driver was caught texting while driving but also with her foot up on the dash! the video taken in denver colorado was posted on facebook and went viral. a consumer alert this morni

tomorrow, he'll be in phoenix, arizona, for this illegal immigration speech. but as i said at the top of the show, we have breaking news, just in the past hour, about the trump campaign. just within the last few minutes, "the washington post" has reported this news. the headline is "trump considers last-minute meeting in mexico with the country's president." so between the speech tonight in washington state and the immigration speech tomorrow night in arizona, "the washington post" is reporting that donald trump is considering flying to mexico city to meet with the mexican president. "the washington post" reporting tonight that talks between the trump campaign and mexican officials are ongoing. people informed of these plans requested anonymity due to the sensitivity surrounding the planning. they said that as of late tonight talks between the trump campaign and mexican officials are ongoing. trump is reportedly interested in going but logistics and will security concerns are still being sorted out. according to the washington post, representatives for the tru

. >> hello, everyone, specifically everyone in phoenix, arizona. i can't do my show tonight, my second show here, i am really, really sorry. i have had a cold i've been pushing through and i did my show last night and i loved it but i pushed too hard of my cold has gotten the better of me. as you can hear even if i did the show it wouldn't be very good. i'm really, really sorry to let anyone down. i will reschedule the show, i promise you and i will come back. >> live nation tells us hold onto your ticket until they figure out when adel came if you aren't willing to wait you can get a refund at the place where you bought your ticket. >>> after a truly historic olympics the most decorated olympian of all time is back home in the valley. michael phelps, his the on nicole and baby boomer back home. they arrived at sky harbor this morning. phelps says he plans to spend the next couple years as an assistant coach with the asu swim program. >>> tonight it is all about the worlds fastest man. >>> 20 of track and field competition happening in prime time.

a phoenix, arizona woman is blaming a worn cord.... for a living room fire. nadine atkinson says.... she's worries..... that too many people.... are overlooking the common fire hazard..... in their home. "you could see on the cord where it burned down the cord and then all of a sudden the cord went white" nadine says... she blames the company... she's apprently not alone. there are more than.... -2- thousand reviews.... on apple's website... giving the chargers... a one-star rating... if you spend a lot of money on child care.. you're not alone. more than half of all families in the u-s are spending more than 10-percent of their income on child care. a new report from care.com finds on average.. parents spend more than 780 dollars a month on child care. here in nevada.. parents typically spend more than 9-thousand dollars a year. easing that financial burden has even become a campaign presidential nominee "by allowing parents to fully deduct the average cost of child care spending from their taxes." donald trump's plan would help families who make more money

. >>> people in phoenix, arizona, are bracing for more showers. this weekend, the skies are set to clear and humidity levels are supposed to drop. but temperatures could reach 105 to 108 saturday and sunday. certainly that heat, not going to help the situation there on the west coast in phoenix, arizona, that's going to be tough for them. what about here at home, alyssa? >> back here at home, it's going to be hotter over the next seven days, russ, yo to be prepared for that. temperatures in the low 90s. we're starting off around 77. his is extremely warm for this time of year. this is a live picture from the raleigh-durham international airport. by the time the majority of you roll out of bed and get ready for your morning commute, it will be a little cooler out there to start off your day. so let's go ahead and check in with the visibility map. here it is s the foggy conditions in hope county, have below 2 miles in siler city and off to our east. look at rocky mount. wilson county could be looking at visibility of less than a mile this morning. a

he will be in phoenix arizona. the washington post reporting donald trump making plans to fly to mexico tomorrow. washingtonp is in tonight for a campaign rally. the trump campaign hoping they can put washington state in play for the general election. .dam is joining us from florida good evening. >> i'm actually in the city of hollywood and i thought i was in the district for debbie wasserman schultz and i was very much in support of tim canova during this campaign and little did i know that i was redistributed and i'm curious as to how that may have had any sort of effect on the election. throughout much of the last couple months, we have received a lot of information locally in the city about tim canova. there has been a lot out there and i really wanted to get a littled i felt disillusioned and disappointed. to wrap up my time here, in the last four or five days, there has been a lot in terms of outdoor advertisements. unfortunately, that looks like a little tooeen late. had that started two or three weeks ago,

diplomacy and policy politics later in the evening here in phoenix, arizona. crowd expected and an awful lot riding on it for donald trump. we are now less than 10 weeks from the election. and only a few weeks now from the first debates. greta? >> carl, thank you. and donald trump blasting a trip to mexico caught everyone by surprise. and today many are praising trump for accepting the invitation. >> donald trump heads south of the border. >> i couldn't be more proud that donald trump is demonstrating the kind of decisive leader he will be as president. >> i think it's very wise for donald trump to accept this invitation, to sit down, start a dialogue and i suspect it's going to be very progressive. >> this is a great opportunity for current world leader and a future world leader. >> an individual that we need to have a relationship with. >> former arizona governor and donald trump supporter governor jan brewer goes "on the record." good evening, governor. >> hello, greta. >> governor, what do you think about the donald trump quick trip to mexico to see the pr

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president nieto, and of course hours after that, the highly anticipated speech in phoenix, arizona, whereare hearing that donald trump is going to once and for all clear up any confusion that might exist over his immigration plan. let's start with the meeting. what can we expect from this meeting and how did it come to be? >> reporter: well craig, i'm just looking at some of the records here. there is no record in the recent history of mexico of a president inviting candidates to the united states presidency to meet with them before a general election. of course, there's been no american president that has invited candidates from the mexican presidency to go to washington, d.c. and meet with the president. so, this is unusual. nieto, the president of the mexico has been going through his probably most difficult political times during his presidency. he has about a 23% favorability rating right now. and so, what he did at the end of last week was invited both hillary clinton and donald trump to meet at their leisure. the question i imagine is that nieto thought maybe when one of them wins

new york city and phoenix, arizona. do you check work emails when you're off the clock? if so.. you could be if so.. you could be working an extra full day without even realizing it. researchers found -- on average -- people spend eight-hours per week answering emails ?after? they've left the office. and to make matters worse.. emails on their own time.. tend to have difficulties detaching from their job.. making them feel more emotionally drained.. morning juice job.. take a note from this guy -- literally... instead of a formal letter.. he decided to use a sympathy card to put in his two week's notice. the caption notice. the caption reads "i just quit my job the best way i know how." no word on how his employer took the news... tom hiddleston -- who plays loki in the avengers movies -- recently got an trolling him.. and by someone -- we mean his co-star and friend.. downey junior... the iron man the iron man actor.. posted this photo of actor.. posted this photo of hiddleston wearing a "i heart t-s" bro tank. clearly the initials were meant to stand for "taylor swift" but dow

enrique: numerosas organizaciones comunitarias se unieron hoy en phoenix, arizona para promover un movimientoa iniciativa. >> por 20 aÑos aquÍ, yo y mi familia. a lo que respecta a mi de mi familia. daniela: este hombre, dueÑo de una tienda de llantas fue sorprendido por la decisiÓn de la reelecciÓn de arpaio, series que lo enviÓ a -- sheriff que lo enviÓ a la cÁrcel. >> tienes latinos comprando aquÍ y lo pagas poniendo seÑales de apoyo a un sheriff que ha causado daÑo a los latinos? daniela: han anunciado un boicot en contra de la compaÑÍa. >> esto no es sÓlo una cachetada, es una burla a nuestra comunidad. todas las personas alrededor de estas tiendas son latinas. >> el saber que el dinero que uno da se esta aportando para una persona racista, que discrimina mucho. daniela: para los votantes, elegir aquÍ es apoyar -- comprar aquÍ es apoyar el voto. segÚn la organizaciÓn que conocÍa el apoyo del dueÑo a arpaio, pero los carteles nos llevaron el apoyo a otro nivel. >> el dueÑo tiene el derecho de apoyar a arpaio, asÍ como los latinos tenemos el derecho de decirle: no al discount. >> no respon

a $50,000 reward for a tip that could help track down a serial killer terrorizing phoenix, arizona. >authorities if phoenix are on the hunt for a killer that they say struck again. >> we are upset that he obviously doesn't care who is in the car. >> evidence links a suspect to a total of nine shootings, the latest attack was july 11th when the suspect shot at a man and 9-year-old boy in a car. luckily they were not hurt. the series of seemingly ran done shootings terrorized this community since march. the youngest victim was 12-year-old malia elis murdered in june while sitting in a car in front of her own home. two women including malia's mother war killed. >> they did everything together. >> police believe the suspect may drive different cars including a black bmw like this, but there are few other clues. >> the randomness of this attack and the geographical area this is covering is presenting a challenge for us, and what is most frustrating is we know someone knows who is doing this. >>> in other news, the man that tried to assassinate president ronald reagan could be free as early

damage that was done, and how it could storm team 4 now: a fast- moving dust storm rolled through phoenix, arizona yesterday.... impacting both ground and air travel. wind gusts as high as 60 miles an hour fueled the huge wall of dust and dirt... limiting drivers to a quarter-mile of visibility or less at times. there were also delays at phoenix sky harbor airport high pressure has taken control of our conditions across the upper midwest bringing a refreshing to the weather. humidity levels are much lower with dew points in the 50s as high temperatures remain in the seasonal 70s. with such dry and stable air in place, the skies will remain bright blue for the rest of the day, with a repeat performance tomorrow. in between, we'll see plenty of stars during the overnight hours. as the ridge eases off to our east, the growing southerly flow will quickly boost moisture with noticeably higher humidity tomorrow and wednesday. a storm system approaching from the west will kick off a couple rounds of showers and storms later tuesday night and again on wednesday. more sunshine just ahead - the major sponso

this is from phoenix, arizona. down bursts that are associated with the thunderstorms thanks to the southwest monsoon that forms across the region. another chance of stronger storms later today and potential of flash flooding across the four corners especially across nevada. to the deep south, temperatures are starting to soar. especially with the humidity in arkansas and louisiana and alabama and parts of tennessee and kentucky. breaking the 100-degree mark in dallas today. if you are in the nation's capital, 87. 83 in new york. back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> they are ready for gold in rio. the final countdown to the start of the summer olympics is now under way. the question is rio ready? a live report next. >>> the official start of the 2016 summer olympics in rio just hours away. on the eve of the opening ceremony, the ioc banned 118 russian athletes for doping. it was a victory for russia. we have cnn's christina mcfarlane live in rio this morning. >> reporter: good morning, christine. the shadow that

anybody that lives in phoenix, arizona, or anywhere around tucson, they really understand what the monsoon is all about. and this picture shows a typic yeah, we see rain like that here in colorado but down there wow. those storms mean business! our storms, not so much. moving out, leaving us with a beautiful sunset tonight. on our way to a cooler day. in wyoming, the sunset was spectacular. 95 degrees in denver today. the average is 89. triple digits the strend for cooler wea down to 67 at the airport at this hour. a lot of people sending in cloud pictures today. this time of year, it's so much fun to see them. jessica on twitter sent in this picture. gravity wave clouds. what the heck is that! they're formed by the yoop draft in thunderstorms thunderstorms this time of year. we're tracking clouds producing winds and lightning on the northeastern plains tonight. dropping some hail, 1.5 inches of rain near stratton. all that active weather is moving east away from the area. tropical push come hadding in from the southwest. one more relatively quiet day before the pattern shifts here. it's f

you're looking at timelapse video of a haboob-- just outside of phoenix... arizona. a haboob is just a fancy name for an intense dust stormthis actually happened in chandler, the neighboring city. you can see the wind tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and traffic together... after a rainy, warm and humid morning, yesterday afternoon was sunny, warm with highs in the lower 80s, and low humidity as the dew points dropped behind a cold front. last evening and this morning are beautiful with lows inland under a clear sky and a light breeze. today is another perfect day with sunshine, low humidity and highs in the 70s...it is a top 10 weather day. clouds increase tonight with scattered t'showers after 2am and lows in the mid 60s. saturday is cloudy and humid t'showers are likely on and off throughout the day. the rain tapers off late saturday evening, and overnight will be damp with lows in the mid 60s. sunday will have more sunshine with just an isolated pop up shower with highsnear 80. next week is a quiet week with just a few showers m light traffic o

in phoenix, arizona. this morning thhe department of agriculture will re-open four offices , after they were shut down tuesday because of an email threat. the agricultural research center and library in beltsville are among those that will reopen with added security. offices in colorado, north carolina and west virginia will also reopen... but a second office in leetown, west virginia and one in connecticut will remain closed happening tonight, the final dress rehearsal for the redskins before the start of the regular season. their game will be played tonight in tampa due to the tropical depression eyeing south florida, so you can bet on sloppy conditions. we've seen a lot of good things from the skins this pre-season..but they still have a few kinks to work out before taking on the steelers september 12th on monday night football. you wont see many starters tonight instead you will see a lot of players still trying to make the 53 man roster. right now the roster is down to 75..22 cuts will be made betwee

but at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, we discovered that for some inmates even those precautions that would normally hold 32 inmates had been cleared in order to manage just 4 female inmates with violent reputations. >> it just limited their ability to threaten other staff, to go after the officers. it's just a very, very controlled setting. >> we i first went in there, i was surprised to see there were only four inmates that were actually housed in that area. once i met them all individually my impression kind of quickly changed. and i realized that there's a reason why these four women are kept away from the rest of the population. >> the four inhabitants of this pod were all well known throughout maricopa. but none had more notorious inhouse reputation than rosie travino. >> if you cross, me i'm going to give it to you. you know what i mean? because i'm a good [ bleep ]. i'll give you everything in one package. if you [ bleep ] up little by little and disrespect me, i'm going to beat your ass. you know what i mean? >> travino spent the last six years inside maricopa fighting a

and the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, is no exception. >> i'm born and raised here in phoenix, arizona, been here 24 years, my whole life pretty much. i actually live about seven miles down lower buckeye road. >> robert miner wound up here after being caught with marijuana and a loaded shotgun. even though his old job only required at most a seltzer bottle. >> i am a bum clown, man, it's kind of -- a hobo clown what they call it. a little hobo bag. it's good. i am a good guy, you know. there is a lot of good people in here. just unfortunately we break laws too. >> helen smith was a full time sales woman before being sentenced on drug charges. but her part-time job at least, got her familiar with handcuffs. >> i also do dominatrix on the weekend. >> it's a weekend gig? >> it's a weekend gig, yes. we have shackles and we have handcuffs that we use on them if they want that. >> and when the sheer monotony at life at maricopa known as tent city gets to william frost and timothy young they take refuge in the identity of others. >> greetings, live from tent city. >> i be like, yo, h

. >>> life inside the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, is constantly changing. due to a steady influx of nearly 400 inmates per day. unlike prison, where all the inmates have been convicted of a crime, the majority of jail inmates have either been accused of a crime or are awaiting sentencing. most of these new arrivals will stay a day or two before leaving on bond or dismissal of charges. others might stay for years, until their cases are settled. but no matter how long they're here, jail has a way of changing people. the dorms at maricopa's women's facility can be as transformative a setting as any. and one dorm in particular has earned a reputation. >> this particular dorm, "g" dorm, houses a lot of different inmates. a lot of them are repeat offenders and they come back in and see each other and they begin these relationships that are unauthorized or that we don't allow. so it can get pretty wild here in "g" dorm. >> one of those repeat offenders, kelley mcnaughton, is better known by her nickname. >> mcnaughty. as every officer here knows me. the sergeants.

en phoenix arizona, dulce mascareÑo, univisiÓn.cuando el zika ha sido detectado en otro populoso barrio de miami. galo arellano tiene los detalles. galo: el zika no solamente causÓ microcefalia en los reciÉn nacidos, el mosquito enfermo podrÍa destruir las cÉlulas que sirven para el aprendizaje y la memoria del adulto. >> hemos visto casos de personas que han manifestado su encefalitis, meningitis y otros problemas neurolÓgicos. galo: en palabras simples, el virus no podrÍa causar microcefalia en un adulto pero, segÚn esta investigaciÓn revisada en ratones, cÉlulas madres del cerebro de un adulto son sensibles al zika sobre todo dos partes del cerebro. >> es una parÁlisis, no funcionan varias partes del cerebro, empieza por las piernas sigue hacia arriba y puede llegar hasta el diafragma. es mÁs, vimos hace poco un estudio de eso en puerto rico. >> todavÍa no se conoce a ciencia cierta efecto del virus del zika y esto produce mayor incertidumbre en la programaciÓn. >> hay que prevenir el agua, los envases, los potes. >> south beach

specifically everyone in phoenix arizona. i can't do my show tonight. i am really really sorry. >> you can tell she feels awful. a lot of disappointed adult fans. she postponed tonight's concert . on twitter the singer said she has had a cold for the past few days. she has promised to reschedule. >>> caught on camera, a car fire rit it happened in the southbound lanes about 20 -- 90 minutes ago. the drivers were still going around the accident. a crash caused the fire. there's no word on injuries. >>> a 3-year-old was hit by a police cruiser while getting ice cream. she remains in the hospital tonight and now we are hearing we go now live to 75th avenue in camelback. >>> i just spoke with the man who says he is ice cream truck driver who was parked on this block when it happened last night. apparently the little girl got her ice cream and ran across the street. that is when the officer struck her. it happened here around 7:30 p.m. little girl was rushed to the hospital immediately undergoing surgery after suffering a massive head injury. there told the

. >>> a city bus made an unscheduled stop in phoenix, arizona when a sing hole swallowed up the bulls. there were no passengers on board, but a handful of people did end up stranded at the next stop for a bus that wasn't coming. it took several hours to remove the bus and that intersection is going to have to be closed through the weekend. >> ime8 a.m. lingering overnight, construction could impact you if you're heading out. karen rogers has details. >> reporter: the first competitive action throwing facility is -- axe throwing facility is coming to philadelphia later on "action news." i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill

. >>> a city bus made an unscheduled stop in phoenix, arizona take a look at this here when the sinkholellowed up the back half of the week. water gushed up around the wheels from a burst pipe that caused the ground to give way. it took several hours to remove the bus. the intersection will have to be closed throughout the weekend. >> welcome back taking a live look there, the view of the commodor barry bridge, always a lovely image in our region. 5:56, 75 degrees out there. police have identified the sergeant who was hit by a suspected drunk driver in manayunk. 55-year-old sergeant joseph kane was conducting a traffic stop when a 21-year-old drove into him. murphy drove away. police helped by a tow truck driver who tailed murphy caught up to the accused dui driver a mile away. >>> police identified the woman who fell to her death in lums pond in delaware. warner was on a platform waiting to go down a zip line when she fell on wednesday. the company says a witness saw warner disconnect herself from the safety system before the fall. >> with summer vacation over and kids heading back to s

they found her toyota in phoenix, arizona and they believe had her former boyfriend and his girlfriend drove it there and have since gone to mexico. >> we are very interested in bringing them back here to ask them any questions. >> over the weekend families of all three had worked together to find them. distributing fliers around east is devastated. and the o'familys are reeling as well. >> yesterday alex castillo's mother made a plea for him to come home from the hospital where she's been since passing out on sunday. now police are working with the fbi to find him in mexico. and they're intensifying their search for sandy lee focusing in the area around harrisburg in east charlotte where they believe she disappeared. hopefully ideally to reunite her with her family. >>> again that was mark becker reporting. a california highway patrol officer faces misdemeanor peeping tom charges 306789-year-old jose ignocia. he turned himself into officers. the alleged victim notified veteran. . >> a bus crash send four people to the hospital. investigators say a man driving a stolen car ran a red li

a massive wall of dust moved through phoenix, arizona.... covering everything..... it passed over. you can see... just how little visibility there..... is with all the dust in the the city also saw.... some rainfall. your voice.. your vote in the race for the white house.. and gop presidential candidate donald trump is in the eye of a new political storm. this time.. it's for something he said during a raly in wilmington, north carolina. "hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, and if she get pick (booing in crowd) if she dunno. 13 action news political analist jon ralston is here with more on what some people are now reading between the lines. ----trump has caused some between the lines. ----trump has caused some firestorms -- the way he has talked about undocumented immigrants and muslims. but this one was even more incendiary because he seemed to suggest violence toward his opponent. his campaign acted quickly, saying that's not what he meant. but what did he mean? ----issue here is what he said, which shows the carelessness with words that

>> new this morning a billboard is turning heads in phoenix, arizona, it says hey, isis you suck. a group of muslims had the ad put up and they want to send a message that isis doesn't represent all msu -- muslims. with the morning coffee. a group of bears in the backyard. three cubs and a mother. they hung out for about an hour. >> very carefully knocked it over, opened it, took the back out and without ripping it and walking away with it. >> so many of them. i can't even handle this. they'll eat you if you are not careful. >> they are eating bird food. >> and they could eat people. more people in the area are seeing bears this summer. keep the garbage secure and take down the bird feeders. national spot light. a new reality series on the history channel. it has been in business for a decade. the workers are carrying on a craft dating back thousands of years. >> it is fire, it is primal and power. but what comes out of it is busful and graceful things, and that is what these interested in about black smithing and it is a family business>>ed my employees are my children. it makes

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let's go to phoenix where nbc's kelly o'donnell talked to arizona senator jeff flake. what did he say? >> as you point out, jeff flake is in an interesting position. as an arizona senator, he has been involved in the immigration debate, views it as those in arizona do as a much more complex issue than some might have. we met up with him at the mccain victory party last night, senator mccain clearing his primary hurdle where immigration was a part of that. it's so much of a backdrop of the politics here in arizona. because jeff flake has been privately critical of mr. trump and also publicly, they had some sparring in person, i wanted to know what he thinks of trump's decision to visit mexico. here is what senator flake told me? >> i'm glad he's going. i hope when he sits down with the mexican president, that the mexican president will tell him how important nafta is, for example, for both our countries, to tell him those crossing the border reasonable mexico's worst, that they aren't rapists, tell him this is an complicated issue, an important partnership we have. we h

we're coming to you from the goldwater institute in phoenix, arizona. have an audience here as well. we'll get another question right up front. >> thank you. kevin lane, prescott, arizona. i recall barry was interviewed in the '80s when russia had just gone into afghanistan and i think this underscores the wisdom and how pressing it was in many issues. his quote was, he had been in those hills and a right-minded goat would not wander into those hills. he had forecast that russia would lose. and obviously, you know, we're quite bogged down in afghanistan. so my question to the panel is, maybe some other examples of his wisdom and prescience in his life as far as being ahead of his time. >> you're shaking your head. >> i think that is a great question. it goes back to, you know, what kind of a president would he have been. one of the things we know he would have done differently, he would not have vastly expanded the welfare state in america. he was fighting against that. he said there were all kinds of federal programs that were unconstitutional and need

. >>> you have to check out this fast-moving dust storm that moved through phoenix, arizona yesterday. this one fueled by wind gusts as high as 40 miles per hour as dust moved across interstates 10, visibility was down to one quarter of a mile and less causing highway delays. marking the end of summer in harmony. we'll tell you what they did at the fair grounds that made them we'll tell you what they did at the fair grounds that made them viralal for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible >>> when up throw your clothes in the wash, you expect them to come out smelling fresh and clean. >> that's the point. but a stinky situation has so

ashley's kids live in phoenix arizona. they figured it would be the perfect time for a road trip. but they were forced to think again when their rental car shut down on them in the middle of the highway. ashley: "we get 50 miles from phoenix, passing a semi, on the freeway and the car just dies" they threw the car into neutral....pulled into the shoulder.... hood.... thinking the car must have over heated. but actually -- rental car company -- global autos --- turned off their car. ashley: "we weren't told anything about not being able to leave the state. it's not written in the contract anywhere that we can't leave the state" andy: "you have to let us know where the car is going. you can't just take a car out of state without letting us know" me: "ok do you feel that it is worded that way here?" andy: "it's right here. face" me: "yeah but what about here" andy with global autos is pointing to a sign that says were never informed about the extra 100 bucks. ashley: "they never once said that we could not leave the city of las vegas" the terms and conditions don't say anything about

michael phelps in phoenix, arizona. he's coming from the gold medals and one silver, a total of 28 medals in his career. also coming back ot the states... katie ledecky. she's back in d.c. after winning four golds and a silver in the rio olympics-- and also helping to inspire a nation of young swimmers. that means a lot. i hope to make as much of an impact as i can. we had our goals in the pool but we've also had goals other kids who were watching on tv. feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. ouof thiant she pl 1923. come but today, too many good manufacturing jobs are shipped away because of a that will save taxpayer money and help business create jobs here. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we don't need an economy that works only for ceo we need an economy that works for everyone. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us

now to the latest on the serial shooter in phoenix! arizona police following up on a critical lead! one witness says... they were able to come face-to-face with the killer! "i was in the house with my family eating. and they were barely serving my plate when it was like pow pow pow pow." the man is to afraid to show his face but wanted to share what he saw. a black b-m-w.. speeding by. then gunshots. the victim were sitting in a there was a four year old inside! a bullet coming he had a hat on, but his test and his shape are exactly the saw. he had a hat on, but his test and his shape are exactly the same. . that shooting happened on july 11th unlike the other 8 cases linked to the shooter... this one happened in broad happened in the dark. police are offering a 50- thousand dollar reward to anyone with information that leads to an arrest. 'did you get a shot?' 'oh i shot that.' they shaking hands...they smoking cigarettes. i didn't see no remorse." emotions are running in high chicago.. after the release of shocking video from police! in it... you can see... the shooting and killin

it's been a week since her family reported her mi toyota in phoenix, arizona. they believe her former boyfriend alex castillo drove it there and have since gone to mexico. >> we're very interested in bringing them back to here to ask them any questions. >> they had work together to find them. describilitying fliers around east charlotte. today we're told lee's family is devastated. and the other families are >> yesterday alex castillo made a pleaful -- now police are working with the fbi to find him in mexico. they're intensifying the search for sandy lee. focusing around harrisburg where they believe she disappeared. >>> our goal is to find her. hopefully, ideally to r her with her family. >> a california highway patrol officer faces misdemeanor peeping tom charges this morning. 30-year-old jose -- videotaping someone in the bathroom of a home. the investigation began last week. he's a seven-year police department veteran. in oklahoma a bus crash sent four people to the hospital. invest force say a man driving bus. after hitting the bus the driver took off but

en phoenix, arizona, dulce mascareÑo. univisiÓn.rebro de niÑos y adultos. la mala nueva se divulga cuando el zika ha sido detectado en otro populoso barrio de miami. galo arellano tiene los detalles. galo: el zika estÁ resultando ser mÁs peligroso de lo que se pensaba. no solamente causÓ microcefalia en los reciÉn nacidos. segÚn cientÍficos de la universidad rockefeller y del instituto de alergias e inmunologÍa de layola pueden afectar a los adultos. hemos visto casos de personas adultas con zika que ha manifestado problemas neurolÓgicos como meningitis y encefalitis. galo: el virus no podrÁ causar microcefalia en un adulto pero segÚn esta investigaciÓn realizada en ratones las neuronas de las cÉlulas madre del cerebro de los adultos son sensibles al zika en dos partes del cerebro. >> es una parÁlisis porque no funcionan los nervios, empiezan por las piernas y sigue para arriba y puede llegar hasta el diafragma. si llega al diafragma la persona no puede respirar. es mÁs, hace poco vimos un hombre que se muriÓ de son puerto rico. gal

way through phoenix, arizona, it caused a car crash yesterday and led to ground stops at sky harbor international airport. the dust storm that is known as a haboob ushered in heavy rains, as well. wind gusts reached ho miles per hour. >> reporter: hopefully the rain came in and washed it away. looking good on the blue route 476 by the mid county tolls. you might see extra people coming and going up and down the northeast extension with the poconos verizon series car race continues. right now things are clear along 476 the blue route and the northeast extension. no changes on the septa regional rails, we expect cars to be put back into service this week and the next couple of weeks progress. right now everything is the way it was last week with no delays reported this morning of this morning. >> reporter: matt on the big board we have cool and comfortable numbers in many of northern and western suburbs, low to mid 60s in spots. 67 in chester. center city one of the few places in southeastern pennsylvania that is holding on to the low 70s at this point. we have low 70s and upper 60s from cinnaminso