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madeleine pickens on the phone: no question, this was not an accident. this wasn't just one well that went off or something in the solar panel that didn't work. everything was shut off cut off, fences cut, rolled was essentially self sufficient, living as wild horses do on the open range, with plenty of food and water. elko sheriffs told the i-team one theory is that good samaritans or horse advocates might have done it in order to free the horses from their 12,000 acre fenced range. animal activists have been critical of picks comments posted in the elko newspaper show many in that cattle-friendly community harbor harsh opinions about pickens operation. pickens says the fact that the perpetrators turned off the water suggests it was an act of violence aimed at the horses. her property has been vandalized several times before, and gun toting locals have pumped bullets into her facilities. the sheriffs office says it has received no tips from the public running. pickens has offered a 100,000 dollar reward for information and is asking the tips be directed

pickens: i'm in shock. it's so disturbing when you drive by and see these beautiful bodies lying on the ground. george knapp 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >> the i-team recently visited mustang monument as part of a planned news series. reward, on our website, lasvegasnow.com ./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> the rio games are going out with a bang this weekend. to conclude our destination rio series, we hear from a few spectators on some of their favorite memories they're taking home with them./// "you're watching the valley's news leader...with ((sharie johnson)) >>> don't forget about our 8 news now food drive. from now until the 26th of august you can donate any mission. you can drop off the goods at findlay acura in the valley auto mall. or at sudden impact on boulder highway./// ((sharie johnson)) ((katie boer)) <<

madeleine pickens on the phone: no question, this was not an accident. this wasn't just one well that went off or something in the solar panel that didn't work. ((george knapp)) pickens says the goshute herd was essentially self sufficient, living as wild horses do on the open range, with plenty of food and water. elko sheriffs told the i-team one theory is that good samaritans or horse advocates might have done it in order to free the horses from their 12,000 acre fenced range. animal activists plan to create a santuary for rescued mustangs. comments posted in the elko newspaper show many in that cattle-friendly community harbor harsh opinions about pickens operation. pickens says the fact that the perpetrators turned off the water suggests it was an act of violence aimed at the horses. her property has been vandalized several times before, and gun toting locals have pumped bullets into her facilities. so far. a state hotline is also up and running. pickens has offered a 100,000 dollar reward for information and is asking the tips be directed to her org

pickens: i'm in shock. it's so disturbing when you drive by and see these beautiful bodies lying on the ground. george knapp 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >> the i-team recently visited mustang monument as part of a planned news series. we have additional information about the project, and the reward, on our website, lasvegasnow.com ./// ((paul joncich)) >>> lake mead is expected to next june -- which means a water shortage could be declared within the next couple of years. this is according to a new study from the bureau of reclamation. a shortage would mean cutbacks to water deliveries to arizona, california... and even us here in nevada. if cutbacks were to take place, the effect on us would be minimal because we already use less water than we're allotted./// temperatures soar near record numbers again. the monsoon stay way north and east of the region for now as we remain dry and hot. winds have picked up as storms have been passing due north. expecting to stay hot before we see a downward trend in

on t pickens favorite, a small brown mare she named scarlet, that's pickens kneeling yesterday next to scarlet's carcass. also dead, at least 11 other mustangs that had previously been saved from the slaughterhouse by pickens. dozens of other horses are missing. sometime in the last week or so, unknown persons vandalized several gates on the large enclosed preserve. fences were cut, and worst of all, all of the water pumps were disabled, meaning the mustangs had no water at all for days. we spoke to mrs pickens by phone this afternoon. ((madeleine pickens/founder of mustang monument: no question, this was not an accident. this wasn't just one well that went dry or something in the solar panel didn't work. everything was shut off, cut off, fences were cut and rolled back. they wanted all the horses to escape. they shut off the water holes so they couldn't drink. )) pickens has spent 25 million dollars sanctuary and eco- resort which is home to 700 rescued mustangs, but the plan has faced continuous opposition from the blm and elko officials sympathetic to cattle ranchers , as well as wi

boone pickens.you? >> good morning, harry. >> let's go ahead and head into the trophy room, if you don't mind. >> sure. >> t. boone pickens was a texas oilman who became the original corporate raider. he would buy a bunch of stock into company, talk about how the executives needed to be tossed out and make a play for the executive. >> the company is only 1/20th the size of phillips, buys 5.8% of the stock privately. now he wants to buy another 15% from the shareholders and gain a seat on the corporate board. >> there's one thing i want to put in place is that stockholders own companies and management is employees. >> phillips agreed to buy back its stock from t. boone pickens. the profit to pickens and partners, $89 million. >> you've made about $500 million losing on your attempted takeovers. >> you never like to lose, but if you lose and make money, well, it makes it a little easier. >> i remember the guy got up and said, i have a question. he said, you're making a lot of money out of this. and i

pickens has offered a information in the case. today nevada agriculture officials confirmed the horse deaths and said while they can't discuss the investigation, the quote "care of animals is ultimately the obligation of the livestock owner." mrs. pickens has said she does not expect a very vigorous investigation into the horse deaths and is not surprised by the comments by the state./// ((paul joncich)) ccsd enrollment is down, by about 90,000 students. ((christianne klein)) that's how many kids have yet and as sharie johnson shows us, a low count on day one could hurt the district's pockets. ((sharie johnson)) a lot of per-pupul funding depends on first day enrollment. so ccsd is urging parents to get their kids registered. so come the first day-- it's all about learning. << ((dennis fields, ccsd parent we got the backpacks, we got the pens, the paper, we have to get new socks, lunch box, etc )) ((sharie johnson)) dennis fields ((dennis fields, ccsd parent last minute stuff, haircuts and first day of school hair do's )) ((sharie

you have too ask yourself why boone pickens hasn't given yet.ldon adelson who promised $100 million, very annoyed at ted cruz in gop convention, wouldn't let him in a party after ted cruz pulled the stunt where he didn't endorse donald. said vote your conscience. sheldon adelson hasn't given trump a dime this is like, this is a big story. how these guys, that could bundle a lot of money, basically stayed out of the campaign. on republicans. maybe because of the latest stuff with donald. maybe it is donald changes as it looks like he is pivoting now. maybe they're back in. liz: charlie, thank you very much. charlie gasparino. "countdown" coming right back. we've doubled our losses. 9 dow is down 23 points. (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're n

the perpetrators or whatever you want to call them know that so it's basically easily pickens for them. >> but does having a dwun change that? >> we're so used to having armed bandits and robberies, etc. we have become numb to it. until there's your face. then it's a different story. >> there were no injuries but people's nerves were definitely rattled by the robbery. >>> an update on the fire burning on the western slope. crews are using airplanes to keep the spring creek fire from burning. officials say the fire is 20% contained but so far only >>> the beaver creek fire remains active. it's burned for 57 days and the fire is 41% contained. there are concerned about drier and warmer conditions over the next few days. >>> a roof has collapsed and sent two people to the hospital yesterday. it happened on columbine trail off of highway 86. a man a tearing down the outbuilding when the roof came crashing down. the man was air lifted to the hospital and is in critical condition this morning. the was also taken to the hospital but no word on her condition. >>> a fire in steamboat springs ye

picken county republican party will host a fundraiser in aspen, between $3,000 and $25,000 to attend. >>> rescuers search for victims after a deadly earthquake in italy. buildings collapsed when this quake struck earlier this morning in at least 159 people drd. >> reporter: it was an idyllic town, 100 miles northeast of rome, now a shambles. piles of stone and brick. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: an emergency worker tried to calm a worker trapped in the rubble, badly injured, barely visible. the earthquake hit just after 3:00 the usgs earthquake center in golden, they tracked it. while the population of the town was not great, this area holds an active fault. >> there are small towns in the region, and they are still quite vulnerable to earthquake shaking just because they have old buildings, brick buildings that are heavy when they fall down and trap people underneath them. >> reporter: the region has a history of earthquakes, including one nearly 100 years ago that killed people are afraid to go indoors. large slabs trapping people and crushing cars. therefore glimmers

. >> the pickens county sheriff's office contacted the potential victims and made them aware of the situation. the teen was arrested. he is being charged as an adult. he has been denied bond. >>> venues on both sides of concerts tonight. >> if you are a music fan, you'll want to check out a few of them. maybe all of them if you can. >> that would be nice. ? [music] ? ? [music] ? >> the dixie chicks with ill play the amphitheater at the florida state fairgrounds. the show starts at 7:00, and >> grammy award winning seal will get a little crazy tonight in clear water. his concert starts at 8:00. we checked this morning. there are still a few tickets available. >> by the way, he has other songs. he's pretty good. love me some dixie chicks, too. >>> we start the day with upper 70s and by the afternoon, we'll have rain chances about 30% with temps in changes are coming up this weekend. >>> 20 minutes until 6:00 rate now. jumping to victory. two americans medaling in the women's 400 meter hurdles. >> and another store has been hacked by credit card thieves. we'll tell you if your personal >>> welco

the pickens guys didn't quite rule it out, but they almost ruled it out. got to ask yourself why these guys are stepping up to the plate. >> i'm embarrassed with some of my colleagues for not stepping up to the plate. we are playing on the same team. what we are seeing now with everyone south, we bring another donor on board. sorrento gave 14 k. to ted cruz to ted cruz. he is now fully on board restaurant. money is not going to be a problem. this has the fund-raising event for the next couple weeks. charles: some people said already is a problem. in july, donald jumped significantly under hillary. some people are concerned how much donald trump is spending. are they spending a lot of money to raise a lot of money? >> remember, we are lean and mean. it's running like a mess -- business. >> she's absolutely right. this is the answer to your question. the efficiency of donald trump fund-raising dollar is much less than hillary clinton. why is that her staff? charles: she's got a few dozen. >> donald trump had a fun race play, had to go and buy list. he keeps

. >> james pickens and his wife are burning up literally. >> when the summer came, we had to use fans, window air conditioning units. they purchased a home warranty and were paying $38 a month since last august for choice home warranty and according to their contract, system such as air conditioners are covered. at first, the company did put someone out. >> he put something on. it worked a while and it went out again. >> they sent out another repairman. that's when james says things went froto wm bad se. >> the electric box, fire shot out. i was like, whoa, wait a minute. we called them back. he said we don't fix those. he said he was getting the cold shoulder from the warranty company who refused to send anyone back out to fix the a.c. that's when james called nbc4 responds. >> i watch channel 4 and i see all the things you did for other people. well, let's give it a shot. >> reporter: we did a little digging on choicme and learned in june of 2015, the newse after receiving more than 1,000 complaints, reached a settlement with the company to pay the state nearly $800,000, including c

and then william pickens got up and spoke. william pickens worked for aacp and born into slavery in about north carolina and he grew up in arkansas and graduated from yale university. and this is what he said. the good man is in error who thinks he can endorse disenfranchisement and sexually oppose the mob. mob members may be ignorant in some ways, but they are too severely logical to overlook and inconsistency like that. i think we do an injustice to civil rights history to african-american history when we assume that the 20th century was just a steady march towards freedom and that that's the story that we tell and that we sort of insert our little contributions into. this is a story of three generations in which real people faced real challenges and made real choices. and certainly a white man in 1918 in mississippi was just as capable of walking and chewing gum at the same time as a civil rights activist in 1960s. they understood then this they understand later that violence undergirded civil rights drama. it undergirded t

pickens >> reporter: it to me that made leadership changes be blitzes moving company in the right direction. >> vicki: alert. and what's happening now in your neighborhood by downloading our mobile app today >> steve:there's a shooter on the loose in san jose. police believe he is targeting people driving in their vehicles near blossom hill road. kron 4's alecia reid is live in san jose tonight, where authorities are asking for the public's help. >> reporter:police have been handing out flyers to people in the area, and following up on this investigation. they're trying to pinpoint where the gunfire is stemming from. whether the shooter is walking, or driving. i'm told detectives are still conducting interviews and going over evidence that they've recovered from these 10 shootings. this all started back in may. there were 4 between may and june. police are now investigating an additional 6 that occurred between july and august. there are a number of similarities in all ten shootings. they all occurred after midnight, and along the blossom hill road corridor, near poughkeepsie, and monterrey

supporters exercising their voting power is not encouraging violence hillary clinton vice presidential picken in kane at this response. >> when i read the quote i really frankly could not believe itheo so i went to watch the vio of it and found that he had said it the way it was printed, nobody who is taking a leadersh p leadership of the country should do anythingi that counts is violence, and that is what he was saying. >> trumps campaign says he was talking about the power of unification saying second amendment people have amazing spirit that are tremendously unified that gives them great political powerreie and critics continue to question is, in. >> house speaker paul ryan has defeated a primary challenger he and in the wisconsin primary he one the backing of some prominent conservatives includingk former alaska governr sarah palin trump refused to endorsee him until just a few days ago. when asked about u te second amendment, he said he thought it was a joke gone bad. >> more people coming forward now with morerd stories about te world's tallest waterslide with the ten were the ten -yea

is the last picken from their. there is a lot to do in that area . beautiful property and you can' be for the 550, $60. you get everything. you just go to dinner a week fo about $300 couple. soe. acute think this is just fantastic. and somebody claims the room every day. they put fresh flowers in the room.t coming. we are good to go.k people are still trying to get on board. we're planning the next one. >> are you talking about the .ext one thank you very much. after the break before heading back to kitchen. welcome back to need a cleveland. coming up in this half hour.o it looks all great to me. the owner of the great kitchen is here to share a few of his tasty menu items. i get pretty some of that and there's some delicious looking food over there. you will be doing that segment. just got a fork in a spin in every pocket. she's going to roll for that. all share. you have trouble sleeping. a lot of people do. five reasons we are not getting a good.t night sleep. sometimes you change your sleep patterns. >> 7:00 a.m. now you get up at 1:dean, 130. id

matt pickens of the rowdies. >> we're going to honor our veterans for veteran suicide prevention. ready? >> they tweeted thissed today thanking us for issuing the challenge and the clubs. we challenged the lightning and the rays. we're waiting. >> ty have stepped up, that's how they do it. the rays, the play that the we'll share that. >> and the lights on the rookie no boos. >>> and dirk koetter add how the here's what ed narain believes i'm all about public schools. funds away from public education. i opposed "stand your ground" gun laws and i'm against rick scott's hate-filled agenda. i strongly support medicaid expansion and i want to increase the minimum wage. democrat ed narain. endorsed by florida's teachers and kathy castor. hey girls wanna be in the commercial? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, p: "these were made, i don't know where they're made. but they were made someplace. but they're great. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, everything sold at macy's and they're doing great.? letterman: ?where are the shirts made?? off-camer

. >> the pickens county sheriff's office contacted the potential victims. morris was arrested and solicitation to commit murder. >> if you've gotten suspicious mail lately, you are not alone. a lot of people have gotten letters seemingly from the u.s. government. do you need to be concerned about identity theft if you get one of these letters? >> reporter: thousands of people are receiving a strange letter that appears to be from the government in the mail, and some of them are freaking out about it. here's what to do and what not suspicious mailing. >> reporter: butch payne found this in his mailbox the other day. >> it was addressed to the resident of my address. >> reporter: he says he almost pitched it. >> i thought it was junk mail. then i saw u.s. department of commerce. >> reporter: it explained it was the american community survey, an expanded census form sent to 3 million families every year and not just census years. just about everyone who has everec questions if this is from the government or i.d. theft scam. >> i thought maybe some kind of scam

depot has also effectively merged its physical and internet businesses. 40% of orders country are pickentores, and while much of america is seen as over-retai led, home depot has kept its store count flat. you can see the trends of the stock prices. amazon, home depot, and lowe's. you can see that consumers are favoring home-improvement retailers. mark: breaking news. going to be holding adviser talks on a possible ipo in 2017. they are said to be exploratory, no final decision has been made. says it isagement keen to get a sense of a public valuation for the company. holding talks with advisors on a possible ipo in 2017. in the have more european close in about 30 minutes to get up to speed on the big news crossing. has ahead, a cartoon pig turned into a huge revenue driver. a billion dollars in related sales in 2015. and a potential bidding war could be in the works as kkr is weighing in. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from london and new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: i'm mark barton. this is the european close. just under eight minutes to go until the end of the monday session. live from l

. >> there's probably another issue somewhere where is a hole or a gap of pest getting in pickens torrential mating season runs through the end of october so make sure you watch your step. >> good story but i'm still trying to absorb the fact that bigfoot might be a hoax? you. >> i don't know if those two things of the same.>> trust my forecast though. >> 98 degrees today sunny and warmer yesterday was 90. and tonight the first school night of the year. hey kids get to bed early no homework mostly clear 76 degrees. and as you drive off to school tomorrow you can put athletic shorts going to be 103 degrees. >> it's going to be kind of toasty monday tuesday and >>> hillary clinton is a bigot. >> like a bomb fell down. >> just price gouging is morally bankrupt. >> i over exaggerated that story. >>> good morning, and welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. long time no see. we're happy to be back with you after a two-week olympic break. i'm no simone biles, i can't do a cartwheel. we'll catch up on the presidential campaign and we're hanging out with fred and his old stomping grounds as he

andnd> you can see flashing ligs area blocked off your pickens in the tree down the left-hand side of your screen. they're trying to get this openn to one lane and i've interaction that will have to see how that goes that you can seee turn northbound on west boulevards people waking up without power and power lines down all over their jessica dill has beenwn driving along one of good at morning. we are deathly one of the hardest hit areas at burke shirh loaded shut down because of this massive treat with the height -- right by the street that caution tape set up in connecticut for her s river couple of how thath went down as wello trooper justo north of cedar ror they look to have a limit the damage there are such treatmente multiple street and centuriese town papers whose tree students sleep in that areantos it becoma four way stop power outages 21,000 outages make sure theysu are clearing the road they saw them out early this place of they're looking to try to get this cleaned up.p don't take berkshire a lot of.o koester he not because they can't turnaround.fes fox 8 i giving you a

he blasts it past matt pickens. rowdies are down 1-0. they nearly come up with the equalizer. king with a great cross to joe cole. you can't get it past the goalies. the rowdies lose this thing 1-0. have a great day. the internet. a little boy dazed after being pulled from the rubble in syria. >> alcides: the story behind that picture and an update foster farms presents in you've probably seen this picture already. it's popping up >> alcides: you've probably seen this picture or a video. it's popping up all over want internet. the images and video of a tiny boy bloody and covered with dust sitting silently in an ambulance awaiting help. it made headlines on newspapers and websites across omron has become a symbol of the victims of the syrian war. >> anjuli: the paramedic that treated the 5-year-old said that he's one of hundreds of children suffering in syria. >> lisa holland from sky news has more on the story. >> reporter: the paramedic that carried him is used to the he placed the little boy in the back of an ambulance. speaking to sky news, the paramedic described how omro

he rode his bike at pine street and picken avenue. the driver first yelled curses at him. and he believes he was targeted. >> when i saw his face, just a couple of seconds, but i realized, this person, he's totally abnormal. totally lost his control. >> police have still not determined a motive behind >>> new york's attorney general is targeting internet sales. they filed a lawsuit against the online company, legal herbal b ud.com. the lawsuit says undercover agents ordered k2 from that website and found it was misbranded while being a dvertised with names and images to attract young buyers. >>> turning now to the f ast- moving wildfires out west. the largest burning in california with the governor there declaring a state of emergency for part of the state. abc's drrks a -- adrien banqueter is here. >> check out -- adrian b anqueter -- >> leaving some residents suddenly homeless. >>> more than 30,000 acres b urned. homes reduced to rubble. bernardino county, forcing more than 82,000 people to evacuate. some narrowly escaping with their lives, watching everything they own,

william pickens got up and spoke.william pickens worked for the naacp, his parents were born into slavery in south carolina. he grew up in arkansas, later graduated yale university and this is what he said. the good man is in error who thinks he can endorse the franchise and comedy segregation and jim crow and successfully oppose the mob. mob members may be ignorant in some ways but it too severely logical to overlook an inconsistency like that. we do an injustice to civil rights history and african-american history and mississippi history when we assume the 20th century was a steady march toward freedom. that is the story we tell and make our little contributions. this is a story of three generations in which real people face real challenges and made real choices and a white man in 1918 in mississippi was just ask capable of walking and chewing gum at the same time as a civil rights activist in the 1960s. they understood then, they understood later that violence, the civil rights drama is undergirded the struggle. wh

lives in a corner house along a street that is heavily traveled by neighbors, they go for the easy pickens, so to speak. >> what neighborhoods? >> maple, diamond, upper district. they are having home invasions and shootings, but that's pretty rare. >> and again this one that just happened, it happened right at noontime and the woman was in the car when they tried to open the door. >> see all the similarities and the bad guys run down to street, realize it is a dead end. they had a two-year-old they almost ran over. >> police are just hoping someone will see something in this video that maybe can help identify these people. are they doing anything, any other leads. >> they are looking at one suspect they are looking into. hopefully with these videos people will recognize who they are and call the police. >> pretty blatant stuff. henry, thank you. >>> fire crews expect to have fire burn not guilty lake county hopefully contained this week. >> the clayton fire is 90% contain and burned 4,000 acres. many are going home now after evacuation orders were lifted. but some have nothing to go home t

boone pickens, for example, big oil guy. >> right. tried to get a law passed to get his gas used in all trucks. you could say it was good for the environment if we changed to this gas. >> he wanted natural gas, and he was up against the koch brothers. >> right. so he gots you spe outspent. there's always the question of are you doing this because it's good for america or good for your bottom line? >> i kept wondering why are these people going on camera, letting you in their homes, sharing their stories, showing pictures of them with presidential access? >> i think vanity is a big part of it. another reason would be, they've been vilified, they've been demonized. there's been a lot of stories about the koch brothers, who said they had to do a whole pr campaign. >> they wouldn't talk to you. >> of course not. i did meet david koch, he was a very nice man, but wouldn't talk to me on camera. a lot of people said, it hurts my business. you want to say i'm doing it to help my business, i get your agenda. they would all say to me, you have

bolan pickens directive san francisco health network. it is my pleasure this afternoon to provide you with a note update on the san francisco health network. this slide displays with the network sits within the weaponization will structure of the department of public health. today's presentation will provide you with a summary of the high-level strategic operations at the network level. the presentation will review where we are without previously identified fiscal year 16-17 priorities, which i will note rashly done before we engaged in our strategic planning process. we will still report and talk about those today. but we will also give you an update of our activities including an update to our strategic plan also referred to as the x matrix our team charters and are true north metrics. so, when i previously presented to you back in january of 2016, i shared these were the 2016-17 high-priority areas that were identified by the network leadership team and those are depicted here. these were the nine priority areas. first was stabilized

jon: let's bring carrie pickens from the daily car a and jessica toller, senior political strategist at sean consulting, welcome to both of you. jessica, it was in donald trump's announcement speech where he said he wanted to build this wall along the us-mexico border, presumably that is still in play. >> i think that's the only remaining fact that we are clear about in the immigration policy, wall is getting built . jon: but that's something that his supporters find very satisfactory business? >> they do, absolutely. what's going on here is donald trump knows his base, 40 percent that he has is not going anywhere. there aren't other options for them. they don't want gary johnson and they start sure don't want to get hillary so they are going to be in his camp and this softer tone which is really just, the impact of kellyane conway, a little bit maybe mike pence. it's been thinking about what do we do to get independents and moderates? the problem is there's a total lack of clarity on what that means. pence doesn't know if there's deportation force anymore. he talked about revoking f