the ribbons were up for two weeks. they would compromise. now it is time fhe officers in uniform the mass state police wives put the ribbons up in 42 town.,outrage in royalston unexpected. >> i support police them but we don't need all this. reporter: a sign of the anti blue ribbon sentiment, is adjacent to the common >> it was black lives matter. i have no problem with them i'm cancer and yellow ribbons for support the troops this is just for those working for us everyday. reporter: town officials voted 2 to 1 to remove all ribbons friday. a handful of residents felt blue ribbons on town property was offensive given the cases of police brutality around the country . >> maybe so but we have good law enforcement and we have bad, the national climate is tearing at the fabric of this sleepy town of just 1400. the mass state police in a showing their support of the service and sacrifices provided by law enforcement professionals. >> the people who put them up are all good people. reporter: they will take them down tomorrow. they will go to any a

i'm sorry. >> ribbons or breast cancer. these are blue ribbons to support our men and women who serve us every day. >> officials voted to take down the where vince -- the ribbons by friday after the a handful of the fabric of this town of 1400 residents. they are prompting all sorts of dialogue. >> i would love to see more diversity in this town. i think people are free to express themselves in any way. >> they say troopers are grateful to the towns along the ribbons. they cause a deadly morning crash. two people died. the driver lost control possibly because of tires. four other passengers were all taken to local hospitals with injuries. new at 5:00. a marshfield mother pleads guilty today in the death of her mya died in 2011 in her parent's home. investigators say they found heroin in the baby's bottle. 29-year-old ashley cyr was sentenced to 6 to 8 years in state prison for her role in the baby's death. a judge sentenced the baby's father, 33-year-old ryan barry, to 10 to 12 years behind bars after he pleaded guilty to c

ribbons. >> reporter: in this community with a population of more than 1200, it seems the blue ribbon has done just that. >> we're under the understanding that we oftenned some people. >> reporter: you see the group msp, spouses of state troopers have has been tying blue ribbons across the state to show support for law enforcement. two citizens didn't like the ribbons on town property, so trying to do something good here and this is offending people. i don't quite get that. >> i support the police, i support the firefighters, and i support the par medic, without them what would our community be? we would have nothing. >> reporter: residents were offered to take the blue ribbons to display at their home. the wives said they will continue to cover the state in blue ribbons. >> i want everybody to know this has nothing to do with b this has everything to do with supporting our law enforcement. >> reporter: brandon gunnoe, 7 news today new england. >>> following more news, if you bought samsung's hot new phone, the consumer product commission is getting involved with the galaxy note 7 bec

plus, blue ribbons. tonight, the communities police wives placed ribbons to show support for those in blue. mike: fall is less than 12 hours away but the start of the autumn when that changes and it really cools down. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley: we begin with breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina. the city of charlotte just tweeted tonight that the civilian shot during protests is actually on life support. earlier, the police chief had reported that that person had or that person is on life support. we are looking at live pictures from charlotte where additional troopers are being deployed after another night of violent protest there on the sheet -- on the street. this happened just feet away from people protesting the deadly police shooting of keith lamont scott, an african american man. a very busy night tonight. good evening. i'm shelley walcott. police in riot gear have also deployed tear gas to try to control crowds. these breaking developments. >> the worst case sce

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jc: blue ribbons ordered to come down in royalston. mass state police wives have been displaying them across the state in support of law enforcement families. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson reports from royalston. 100 blue ribbons a show of support all officers in uniform. hundreds more now threaded thru 42 towns, the reaction in royalston a first. need all this. >> a support that is prominent. >> it was black lives matter. i have no problem with him being out there. i doubt. i'm sorry if we offended them. >> they say it is not about blue lives are black lives matter he it is about supporting law enforcement. >> there is ribbons for breast cancer. troops. reporter: town officials voted to remove all ribbons by friday. >> we have good law enforcement. >> police said the ribbons are showing support for the service are good people. >> new information about evidence missing from the braintree police departments. anchor: just how much has gone including guns and drugs. >> and talking about heat. some changes that you need to know about

there's some ribbon controversy in royal ston. >> anchor: blue ribbons around town for the police force. some residents weren't happy about it and complained. town officials ordered all ribbons on public property to be taken down. one woman says the choice of whether or not to hang the person. >> if they choose not to do it so be it. me myself i want to have it on my trees because i support my police. >> anchor: ribbons have to be removed by tonight before royal ston's town fair tomorrow. >> anchor: high school football is back in brighton and why tonight is so historic for their program. new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. ayotte voted to cut pell grants and to raise student loan interest rates. because she sides with special interests ayotte is a heavy burden we can't afford. nea advocacy fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. fios is not cable. this advertising. we're wired differently. which means we

but the board of selectmen voted to remove the ribbons tomorrow. a handful of residents felt blue ribbons on town property were offensive, given cases of police >> we compromised and picked septemberth. ed: organizers of the ribbon campaign said they didn't mean to offend anyone and just wanted to show support to law enforcement. jc: commitment 2016, hillary clinton and donald trump are back on the campaign trail after last night's commander in chief forum. national security issues taking center stage today. both candidates pushing back on the other's positions. >> it is scary. is dangerous. [cheering and applauding] jc: both candidates also fielding questions on the iraq war. trump saying he was against the war from the start despite an interview with howard stern that shows otherwise. clinton again, apologized for her vote. vice presidential hopeful and former massachusetts governor ticket after this comment: >> what would you do if you were leaked to aleppo. >> what is aleppo? >> you are kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in jair. jc: johnson later ap

wmur's cherise leclerc is live in hollis where blue ribbons are being tied in town. we're having some technical difficulties there. but the massachusetts state police troopers wives supporting this initiative say this is not about politics or blue lives matter, it simply a show of love to people who protect and blue ribbon as cross massachusetts with the goal of tying them up in all 351 cities and towns. but now their mission has moved northward, in making new hampshire the 24th state to join the blue ribbon mission. jennifer: tonight they tied those ribbons up in monument square, this is in hollis, after getting approval from the select board. they'll also be putting up ribbons in brookline. >> the main message is a very you are loved, you are supported, you are appreciated. we want, that's our message for the officers when they drive by. jennifer: this will culminate with a town gathering in hollis on october 8 to bring the police and community together and then raise money for the departments. josh: straight ahead, it is a project called saluting branches jennifer

why town leaders order the families of state troopers to take down these blue ribbons. >> anchor: what's the perfect gift for the pope? a local girl's creation makes it from hingham all the way to vatican city and pope frances. >> anchor: first at 11:00 breaking news. it's bad news for patriots and their fans. the team announcing rob gronkowski will miss sunday's season opener with this ham spring injury. >> anchor: so that means the patriots will open the season without brady and now without gronk. trey daerr joins us with much more on this developing story. tre? >> reporter: the patriots return to the sight of their last super bowl win for the first time on sunday. tom brady and rob gronkowski carried them to the lombardi and now neither will be in uniform come kickoff. he comes down with it. touchdown patriots. >> anchor: rob gronkowski is the most feared player in the patriots biggest fear is playing a game without tom brady and rob gronkowski. >>> i want to be out there so bad. especially to help out the team. >>> that fear will become reality on sunday night. >>> i said you are not

for his spot on the wall. 10 percent of this 10-year-olds profits go to the blue ribbon arts initiative which supports autistic artists. his pictures have impacted people so much... morgan is now - that kid - whose picture was selected by national geographic for display in the home of vice president joe biden. more importantly.... chasing his passion has helped him focus... he's no longer - that kid. he's that kid... who wants to inspire - those kids. with photojournalist chris cheline... nelson garcia, 9news.> morgan's work is on display at the denver art museum - along with the work of other artists who are autistic - as part of the blue ribbon arts iitiative. the work rk is o museum - along wiothertistic - as part. - along t autistic - as part of the blue ribbon arts initiative. the work will be in the "free" section of the museum it's only hours away now... the first hillary clinton and donald trump - and there's plenty to talk about. 9 news reporter tarhonda thomas is taking a closer look at how voters are split... and what we can expect from tonight's debate. we're talking to her

the town leaders say two citizens didn't like the ribbons on town property. so they were ordered to take them down. >>> i'm just disappointed that we're trying to do something people? i don't quite get that. >>> i support the police, i support the fire fighters and i support the paramedics. without them, what would our community be? we would have nothing. >>> residents were offered to take the blue ribbons to display at their own homes, the wives of mass state police say they will continue to cover the state in blue ribbons. >>> i just want everybody to know this has nothing to do with blue lives matter. >> reporter: brandon gunnoe, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: following more news today russia and the united states making a break through agreement to try and help bring peace to embattled syria. under the deal a in addition wide cease-fire will start on monday. nbc's richarden gel reports now from geneva. >>> there is just a major diplomatic announcement made here in geneva. the united states and russia said that they are going to work more closely

are coming down. -- this week, the blue ribbons are coming down. down. >> the town, collectively, it's >> i was disappointed. it stands for something we need. >> >> the reporter: a local wife of a law enforcement officer put the blue ribbons up back in arcs a tribute to all police organized by mspy. they agreed they would take them down by september 30th. >> we're just here to support law enforcement in general and whether you're purple, green, pink, they're in law enforcement. and we just want th are here, we are one huge family here. >> the reporter: but in royalston, permits to display something like this are usually for a couple of weeks. at first, the select board didn't even think to do an official permit, because it was for police. but when two residents voiced concerns this week, the selectmen voted to grant a retroactive permit for two weeks, which ends on friday night. >> it's just something we're very proud of. and for this to happen, it really kind of stomps on the >> the reporter: residents are already lining up to show their support o

the three person board voted 2-1 to take the ribbons down. >> it's sad, you know. but we're just here to support law enforcement in general. and whether you're purple, green, pink, they are all law enforcement and we just want them to know we are here, we are one huge family here. >> and the ribbons town common have to come down by the end of the week. straight ahead at 6:00, the story we are working on for you right now, what people in town plan to do with those ribbons when they come down off the town common. we are live in royalston, robert goulston fox 25 news. >> new at 4:00, revore police need help identifying an armed robber on the run. police released this surveillance video from the seven day store on winthrop avenue tuesday night. we are told he pointed a knife at the cashier, we are told the man is a regular customer and is known as john there. meantime, police in dorchester are searching for the person who shot and killed a man. this was breaking last night on fox 25 news. it happened on ripley road. the man in his 20s was talking with friends on the si

the 10th annual pink ribbon run happens tomorrow. downtown cedar falls has forced the run to change locations. the race has now been moved here... to prairie lakes trail. here's a map of the new route.. the race will now start and finish text to mudd advertising. all the money raised from this event will help people in the community living with breast cancer. last year's event raised almost 50 the race starts at 8 tomorrow morning. you can run or walk it of course.. now that the fall weather is here... it is starting to feel a little chilly in the mornings.. so make sure to dress appropriatly. we've got you covered live in waterloo... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. it costs 35 dollars to participate in the race. it's coming up on today in iowa.... something that used to be considered basic knowledge for drivers -- apparently -- isn't woman: huh. congressman blum is a tea party member. we've shut down the government before. woman: blum voted to cut social security. woman: blum would raise the retirement age to 70. then there's monica ve

i think the ribbon was just a symbol the school here wanted to capture a quiet remembrance of brandon. >> ribbons and a note on a pair of running shoes even matthews wearing green sneakers brandon savory coupler to take steps in his memory. brandon snack step after his senior year would have been college. >> hwa sciences he was really passionate about technology about physics, about the sciences in general said he was looking at some pretty top-level science goals. >> but that, unfortunately won't happen. >> for us here, the memory of brandon and how he looks out for other students and follows his heart, doesn't worry about his own ego or image, its heart and soul for what he believes is a something that i prefer for us. >> the cause of brandon steph has not yet been released. friends and family have been invited to share on social media memories and pictures of brandon with the brandon rees running. >> just heartbreaking. can't even imagine. can you these the devil is back and sometimes someone followed them straight out of hell. season two of the fox show lucifer comes up. asked him

i put on the dashboard over here if you can see it a flyer for the blue ribbon panel.many p bone pro bono law firms have a put out a whole series of transportation salaries for sf pd. this is an incredibly necessary hearing so that you folks can get up to speed on what the blue ribbon panel is about and so that we can begin to draft legislation with the board of supervisors to implement the many findings. i know that mayor lee is also waiting on the cops report and the community oriented policing report [timer dings] but, that is going to be less likely transformational than the blue ribbon panel report so it's necessary to begin implementation of the blue ribbon panel report and for that to happen you guys have to understand at depth what it is about. so again, i'm hoping we have a unanimous vote here at the board of supervisors and we move forward to implement. thank you. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>good evening board of supervisors. i am here short and sweet i just want to say you know the right thing to do and that is to vote for 41 coming appear and for solidarity purpos

i put on the dashboard over here if you can see it a flyer for the blue ribbon panel.many p bone pro bono law firms have a put out a whole series of transportation salaries for sf pd. this is an incredibly necessary hearing so that you folks can get up to speed on what the blue ribbon panel is about and so that we can begin to draft legislation with the board of supervisors to implement the many findings. i know that mayor lee is also waiting on the cops report and the community oriented policing report [timer dings] but, that is going to be less likely transformational than the blue ribbon panel report so it's necessary to begin implementation of the blue ribbon panel report and for that to happen you guys have to understand at depth what it is about. so again, i'm hoping we have a unanimous vote here at the board of supervisors and we move forward to implement. thank you. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>good evening board of supervisors. i am here short and sweet i just want to say you know the right thing to do and that is to vote for 41 coming appear and for solidarity purpos

sean: blue ribbons are popping up. how these ribbons meant to help people understand the challenges law enforcement officers face. erin: a crossing guard in california is being hailed a hero. find out how she helped save a child from being kidnapped. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. colin van ostern: i know from my own life the difference a college education can make. narrator: colin van ostern. the son of a single mom, he went to college on student loans, became a stonyfield business manager responsible for a hundred million dollars in revenue. then, a top executive at southern new hampshire university's college for america. colin van ostern: most of our students graduate debt free. cutting student de

the 10th annual pink ribbon run happens tomorrow. unfortunatly.... flooding in downtown cedar falls has forced the run to change locations. the race has now been moved here's a map of the new route.. the race will now start and finish text to mudd advertising. all the money raised from this event will help people in the community living with breast cancer. last year's event raised almost 50 thousand dollars. the race starts at 8 tomorrow morning. you can run or walk it of course.. now that the fall weather is chilly in the mornings.. so make sure to dress appropriatly. appropriatly. text to mudd advertising. all the money raised from this event will help people in the community living with breast cancer. last year's event raised almost 50 thousand dollars. the race starts at 8 tomorrow morning. you can run or walk it of course.. now that the fall weather is little chilly in the mornings.. so make sure to dress appropriatly. we've got you covered live in cedar falls... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. it costs 35 dollars to participate in the race. the wa

randy: the ribbon tied in support of law enforcement families will come down today. massachusetts state police wives have been displaying the ribbons across the state, but the board of selectmen voted to remove them. a handful of residents felt the ribbons on town property were offensive to some, given cases of police brutality across the country. >> we compromised taken immediately, and they wanted the other side to keep them up for several weeks. so we compromised and picked september 9. randy: organizers of the ribbon campaign say they did not mean to offender anyone and wanted to show support for law enforcement. emily: drivers caught in the act in west bridgewater, police were out cracking down on distracted driving. according to the cdc eight people are killed in the u.s. problem are is the cell phones. west bridgewater police are looking to stop that. a lookout calls in a distracted driver as police wait. 150 people were pulled over in total yesterday. 63 given citations but police tell us the goal is to educate. >> if it helps this much and stops someone from

that the money can go towardskn nd she was always an amazing person so sweet were just making the ribbons and to help support her and her familyus the fundraiser includd 5050s and other raffles to support the family who willl cleveland police officers it a better idea for them not to take a stand at all as fox eights kevin freeman reports this morning the officers have different opinions be back this would be not a good thing for us to be involved in endorsing anyone at this particular time when hampton is the president of the local black shield of police association and organization founded to look out for the interest of black cleveland police officers according to a c pta presidents to premises members wednesday the membership voted by a narrow margin of the cleveland police patrolmen's association will make an endorsement of the upcoming election for president of the united stateses everyone should be respected by the law and everyone should respect the law right now that's not the case and a lot of our neighborhoods secretary clinton doesn't want to use a couple of words and that's l

it takes simply to be able to know what the blue ribbon represents and to be united in the belief that best treatment for child abuse in adulthood is to have not have had it happen at all, to prevent it, so that is our mission -- preventing it from starting. >> we usually do the other way. we talk about the abuse and how horrible it is, but we don't talk about this piece of it. so, kathy, when the conversation starts, what do people say to you about getting these materials? >> well, they want to know how to get them, and part of it is we have this wonderful network of the 10 bay area child abuse councils that we've been working with for years. now i work as a volunteer with patty getting the materials out. patty is a great visual person and a great person looking at messaging, and she works with some other excellent people. so they've created wonderful materials, and it's really a pleasure to be able to say, "we can give you these materials. we can give you pins, bookmarks, posters, anything you need to spread the word," and people are just grabbing them and saying, "what else can we d

to know about the success stuckey elementary in southern highlands has been named a 'national blue ribbon' school. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston explains why this is a big deal. we want to make this school, one of our model schools for how we move forward in the reorganization the reorganization of clark county school district is less than a year away-- and now-- the district has a plan to help honored as a national blue ribbon school. that means-- it's one of only about 300 schools across the standard. and with national grades on our school district not being the highest -- superintendent skorkowksky says he plans to create of team from stuckey doesnt. we'll take some of these individuals to help us devise training experiences, to serve as mentors in different capacities across the district with other schools superintendent skorkowsky tells me their plan to use this school as a model-- starts immediately. marissa kynaston -- 13 action news. your voice.. your vote in the race to the trump step out of debate mode for a race through the battleground states. we're now inside 40-da

it took three years to build it, and a ribbon cutting will take place on friday. today the media were able to tour the new ha nine's mark carlson. mark, what's it like? this is what 176 million dollars gets you. this building is very big, yet the theater provides a very intimate experience for the audience. here is a look inside the building. the building is nearly 200- thousand square feet. more than one million hours of construction work went into it there are 18-hundred seats in the auditorium. the farthest seat from the stage is 115 feet away. the first performance is sold out. that will feature martin short and steve martin on september 24. but everyone will be invited here on friday and again on sunday for an open house. "it's really going to be a look at the past of hancher the future of hancher we're going to have some dignitaries here, and hopefully a full house, we're ready for this wonderful space that we've been working on for so hard, 30 months of design, 30 months of construction. " a ribbon cutting is scheduled for three o'clock on friday. it is fre

. >>> blue ribbons are put up to support police officers. last month an entire town agreed to put them up, then just days later took them down. fox 25's robert ghoulston went the blue ribbons are coming down after the town voted on it this week. >> i think the town, collectively, it's time for them to come down. >> i was disappointed. i think it that's needed today. >> reporter: a local wife of a law enforcement officer put the blue ribbons up back in august. it was part of a tribute to all down by september 30th. we're just here to support law enforcement in general and whether you're purple, green, pink, they're in law enforcement, and we just want them to know we are here, we are one huge family here. >> reporter: but in royalston, permits to display something like this are usually for a couple of weeks. at first the select board didn't even think to do an official permit because it was for police. when two residents voiced concerns that week, the selectmen voted to grant a retroactive permit for two weeks, which ends on friday night. >>

blue ribbon schools are known for academic excellence. five schools in the area made the list 10 in new jersey 18 in pennsylvania. to see if your child has a blue ribbon award go to nbc10.com. >>> now, for your "first alert" weather. >> dierry start, windy and wet. phillies on the road this evening in atlanta, we're going to see rain continue on and off through the day but the threat will be around this evening and again tomorrow. look at the steady rain this morning. for the suburbs, philadelphia, into new jersey and delaware, and extreme south jersey are seeing the heaviest rain. but thunderstorms, those are just to the southwest after some storms popped up in delaware and into cape may county overnight. right now, still some is heavy downpours in northern sussex county and delaware and moving into cumberland county and northern cape may county. the flood threat where the rain has been heaviest overnight. 4 to 6 inches of rain on the ground. that flood threat for southern delaware, 7:15, a flash flood warning into kent county until 9:30

the brewers and cubs will sport gold ribbons on their jerseys to promote the cause. and .. the macc fund is one of four charities that will benefit from the brewers give back game on september 25th. tickets to that game are 10 dollars plus a minimum 10 dollar donation. you'll get the best seat available and which owns today's tmj4, is the media partner for the macc fund which raises money to fight childhood cancer. we've put more information on our website: tmj4 dot com. check this out-notre dame and texas opened the season down in austin.in the second quarter .. notre dame's deshone kizer finds "e-q" saint brown down field.st. brown gets hit ... and somersaults into the endzone for the touchdown!that's six points!texas won the game labor day weekend in years across the entire state, but the up yesterday, and that is keeping the lows in the 60s mostly sunny, but it is warmer and more humid with highs in the mid 80s. cloudy, very warm and humid with lows near 70. it's back and it will be very warm and steamy with highs near 90, and an isolated t'storm late afternoon. showers

it will officially open tomorrow with a ribbon- cutting. but we have an all-access pass this morning to take you on a tour through this expansive new building. the project after the 2008 flood destroyed the old hancher building. we have a camera up at the top of the balcony. take a look. this auditorium can seat 18-hundred guests. and this season's program is packed with a list of start-studded performances...from steve martin and martin short to the book of mormon. it's the first time hancher will welcome back broadway since 2008. we have so much to show you joins us now with your first alert forecast. plan on the rain to exit the area very quickly this morning leaving the daylight hours dry and quiet. temperatures will bounce back into the lower 80s south and upper 70s towards the north. our next area of low pressure is not far off though, and will begin to impact our weather beginning tomorrow. plan on some showers and storms in the area friday night. this weekend continues to look great with highs into the 70s and lows into the 50s. the

generating a narrow ribbon of rain shower activity. which continues to press southeast. arcing through vermont and new hampshire. this will move southeast across to massachusetts. across metro boston and down the south shore. the timeline at 8:00. advancing that timeline shows the showers. even a couple of downpours possible as well. running in the upper 70s and low 80s. 1 or 2 downpours generally a showery threat likely. and then we get rid of that showery activity before sun rise tomorrow. lingering clouds early tomorrow morning. temps overnight tonight not that chilly. 52 to 57. but it will be a slow recovery tomorrow. mostly sunny skies after the early morning clouds peel out of here. temps tomorrow afternoon 62 to 68. city at 67. off the water adding that chill to the air. attleboro 68. merrimac and the sea coast the numbers in the 60s. worcester hills fitchburg 63. degrees. so sunday more sunshine and cooler. sunday morning temps will be cooler than tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning about 7 a.m. on sunday morning the temps will head for the 30s and the 40s. includ

. >> the sixers cut the ribbon on their practice pallate. >> reporter: when a mess, a horrible accident scene at 11:30 p.m. that stopped traffic on the blue route. looking live on the blue route, northbound nearville -- near villanova. it's shutting down the blue route between villanova and the schuylkill. the action cam is on the site, as well. because of the number of emergency workers that converged here. the accident involved four vehicles and the tractor-trailer. three people were trapped in the wreckage. they needed medical helicopters, traffic not moving on the blue route northbound in lower merion all these hours later it is shut down, the blue route northbound between novak villanova and the schuylkill expressway. we'll be on top of that all morning. an accident on the northeast extension southbound between mid county and lansdale, the right lane is blocked in this area. an accident downed pole 206 southbound at heading road. the right lane is blocked, police are on hand, they are directing traffic. the big story on the blue route. >> reporter: that's the busiest 4:30 a.m. traf

the philadelphia 76ers cut a ribbon on their brand new training facility this morning on south fronteet. the 125,000 square foot training complex is the largest in the nba. it is designed to foster team building and unity communication innovation and of course the spirit of competition. >> today is the culmination of years of research, design and construction to develop a training complex that stands as the best we think in all of professional sports. >> the basketball operation facility has two nba regulation sized basketball courts a 2800 square foot player locker room and a state of the art hydro therapy area. >> an event today in wilmington delaware aimed to honor those in recovery from addiction. the fifth annual recovery month rally took place at the rick van story resource center on second straight. the event featured speakers food and games. those recovering drug addiction alcohol addiction and me mental health disorders were able to share their stories with each other and offer support. >> the fbi is now looking into an incident between actor brad pitt and one of his childre

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authority police and city workers create this human ribbon about 30 minutes ago in honor of breast cancer awareness month. officers next month will wear pink robins and socks all through october and they plan to donate to someone in the city that has been affected by breast cancer and needs financial help. >>> and this, look at these superheroes going above and beyond for the tits at children's hospital in aurora. these stories. they have to bring a smile to your face. members of the s.w.a.t. team dressed up as spiderman and superman and iron man and few and the pictures shared inside the hospital, you can see just how much it means to the young patients that are the real heroes. >> they will never forget that. nice job, guys. >>> for the first time congress overrides president obama's veto and now a day later, they are not really convinced it was the right call. >>> a big win for military veterans. the va doing something it hasn't done in decades thanks to one couple's fight to a family. >>> more millennials are sticking with mom and dad as they are working longer towards retirement. >>>

jennifer: today's ribbon cutting is part of hunger action month mike: one the spots to escape the heat, the coast and also up in the lakes region. in gilford right now, winnipesaukee in the distance there with sunshine, a few high clouds, pleasantly warm there, toasty for some in southern new hampshire. speaking of which, 94 the high temperature in concord today, just one off the record of 95 set back in 2002. also notice the low of 69 degrees, that is 17 above the average for this time of but very close to a report setter. speaking of records, we're not at a record but we're getting close. 25 days now in concord of 90 degrees or higher. only the 9th year since 1870 we have seen 25 days of 90 or higher or more. record high, 30 of them set back in 1955. still hanging onto summer-like heat concord points south. a little cooler but still pleasantly warm lakes region and plymouth. north woods. down to 68 in pittsburg along the canadian border. dew points have fallen off as well, so uncomfortable during the morning and afternoon. downright steamy around 1:00, 2:00, then the dew points fall

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. >>> police and city workers in aurora coming together to form a large pink ribbon. it only took them abou40 minutes to get into position. it's in honoo of breast cancer awareness month. officers will wear ppnk ribbons and socks nexttmonth and plan to donate to someone in the city who has been affected by breast cancer and maybe needs a3 little financial help. -- sneakers. 3 >> you could help raise money to help with the memorial for the aurora theater shooting victims. fifty dollars registration fee and that money goes towards building that memorial. >>> donald trump is knnwn as a shrewed businessmann but did he break the law? >>> before you pop pain pills, you might want to consider shaking it off. >>> it's 5:39. you're waking up to 40s and 50s, even a few low 60s this morning. it's been pretty similar all week long. the difference today, it's going to be a little cooler. we have said goodbye to our 80s on our seven-day forecast. 70s today. coming up, a look at where we could get a ew showers this afternoon. westbound i-70, don't use it this morning. coming from th

nats ribbon cutting a ribbon cutting on wednesday symbolized a new beginning for elder services. 17:53:54;11 " "we've had to relocate our offices and part of the reason for that is because of the medicaid slowdown in payments our receivables have basically almost tripled since the state switched to medicaid managed care." " and a new way to get funding. "we're hoping through the refueling campaign that we will build our cash reserves and be able to sustain ourselves and more importantly sustain the program for the community" a new beginning that will keep feeding people like tom orr 18:17:17;21 "i can cook a little bit but i can't use an oven no more." who would otherwise not be able to cook the meals he likes to eat. the elder services board wheels service because it felt there is a moral obligation to feed the elderly in need and do a wellness check. bruce and beth? thanks, samantha. a lack of money forced the meals on wheels program in cedar rapids to stop delivering hot meals during weekends. horizons, a family service effect last month. instead, people get frozen meals for the wee

i put on the dashboard over here if you can see it a flyer for the blue ribbon panel.many p bone pro bono law firms have a put out a whole series of transportation salaries for sf pd. this is an incredibly necessary hearing so that you folks can get up to speed on what the blue ribbon panel is about and so that we can begin to draft legislation with the board of supervisors to implement the many findings. i know that mayor lee is also waiting on the cops report and the community oriented policing report [timer dings] but, that is going to be less likely transformational than the blue ribbon panel report so it's necessary to begin implementation of the blue ribbon panel report and for that to happen you guys have to understand at depth what it is about. so again, i'm hoping we have a unanimous vote here at the board of supervisors and we move forward to implement. thank you. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>good evening board of supervisors. i am here short and sweet i just want to say you know the right thing to do and that is to vote for 41 coming appear and for solidarity purpos

. >> kathy: milwaukee mayor tom barrett was among those who helped cut the ribbon on the new butterfly park at 13th and forest home. the new park is part of an effort to increase the quality of life in the historic mitchell park neighborhood. a new mural was also painted on the side of the el rey building overlooking the park. the artist who created the mural says she had a lot of help from neighbors. diversity in the community, the history, the identity. kathy: the park and mural were paid for by a federal grant. tease 1 joyce: it is not a warm rain this evening. kathy: it is chilly out there. mark: we are not used to it. how long the sticks around, coming up in weatherwatch 12. >> i think that i getno the owner of a popular milwaukee restaurant explains why she's closing her east side caf? after almost three decades. kathy: plus police in pink. , why dozens of police officers shelled out their own money just workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer g

aurora has just cut the ribbon on a new facility in washington county. this is a 76-thousand square foot center in germantown -- right next to germantown high school on river line road... it will offer an abundance of new services to the community. "we have cardiology services, orthopaedic services, cancer care, a healing garden and all ancillery to that." that.""what we're trying to do here is keep people well. we want them out of the hospital. we understand they get conditions, and we have great hospitals in aurora, but this is a center to keep people out of the hospital and in their ho" homes."orthopaedic surgeon doctor john kunkel called the facility a "destination center for the whole region".there are170 full-time members of the medical staff. clouds. low: 63sunday: afternoon/evening showers, storms. high: 74monday; cooler with considerable clouds at times. few showers possible. high: 68tuesday: partly sunny. high: 67forecast...tonight; variable clouds. low: 63 sunday: afternoon/evening showers, storms. high: 74 monday; cooler with considerable clo

plus, blue ribbons. tonight, the communities police wives placed ribbons to show support for those in blue. mike: fall is less than 12 hours away but the start of the autumn when that changes and it really cools down. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley: we begin with breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina. the city of charlotte just tweeted tonight that the civilian shot during protests is actually on life support. earlier, the police chief had reported that that person had

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. >> sara: happening today blue ribbon put up as a tribute for law enforcement are coming down. a local wife of law enforcement officer put the blue ribbons up in oil stone and several towns back in august. required permit wasn't requested but verbal okay to keep them up in september but when two residents voiced concerns this weeks which ends tonight. >> it is just something we are very proud of and storms on the heart a little bit. >> people in roll stone. >> gene: new polling numbers, hillary clinton and donald trump tied in florida. in ohio they are neck in neck with trump one point ahead of both have hick in the lead. this morning libertarian candidates harry johnson is still dealing with fallout of a major foreign policy gap on national television. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> what is aleppo? >> represents worst of the conflict there, shelling, death, city many believe presidential candidate must be familiar with. johnson chalked up to brain freeze and he is well of the city's performance. >> sara: johnson running mate is also defending the rem

they've been displaying the ribbons, but the board has selected to remove them. a handful of residents felt the given cases of police brutality around the country. >> we compromised because the one side wanted them down, taken immediately, and they wanted the other side wanted to keep them up for another several weeks. so we compromised and picked september 9. >> organizers of the ribbon campaign say that they didn't mean to offend anyone and just wanted to show support to law enforcement. >> drivers caught in the act in west bridgewater. police were out in force crackingow driving. according to the cdc, eight people are killed in the u.s. every day because of distracted driving. and at the heart of the problem are cell phones. west bridgewater police looking to stop that. a lookout calls in a distracted driver as police wait 1/2 mile down the road. 150 people were pulled over in total yesterday. 63 given citations. but police tell us the real goal is to educate. >> if it helps this much and stops somebody from being that's fine. i just wasn't aware that that was

the ribbon cutting opened the center today. and they practice holistic medicine like yoga and tai chi and a quiet place for meditation. >>> time to check the traffic scene there on a wednesday. matt pellman give us a nice meditative report. >> ommm. >> i have some things but don't get depressed a crash at 422 by oaks. coming out of king of prussia at 202. we have the issues on the lincoln drive, a water main break from last night blocking it oven tirely, that is where they are doing the water department work for the last week or so. german town avenue or wissahickon avenue are better bets. getting ready for a tacoma palmyra bridge opening. and wires have come down along 45 that is main street at wolford station road. no issues on the new jersey turnpike and we are watching a crash at thompson station road at paper mill road and southbound trains dealing with delays of up to a half hour on broad street subway. trains are not stopping there or other stations nearby. watch out big delays and not stopping at some stations, 101 trol

. >> daniel: blue ribbon and local wife of law officer put the blue ribbons up in august and required permit wasn't requested but there was a verbal okay to keep them up through the end of september. when two residents voiced their concern this week, the board of selectmen voted to grande retroactive permit for two weeks which ends tonight. >> something we are very proud of. for this to happen it really kind of stomps on the heart a hanging ribbons on their property. >> julie: presidential election is less than two months away and swing states undecided about which way they will vote. quinnipiac university release new polling numbers. hillary clinton and donald trump tied in florida and neck in neck and one point ahead of clinton. north carolina and pennsylvania both have clinton in the lead. this morning libertarian gary johnson is still dealing with the fallout of a policy gap on national tv. >> what would do you if you were elected about lepo. >> what is lepo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> lepo sits in northern syria and represents the worst of the conflict there with death and mass

of course, the ribbon cuting and dedication ceremony. there were hundreds of people out here taking all sorts of pictures. probably the last time they will get to do that. of course, walk on the bridge. at least, 75 years. and it is not just a landmark but it pays tribute to one of our state's leaders. >> to say i am very proud that it has come to be, but i am also sad because i was i wish george could be here to see it. >> he would love it. he is the kind of person you should name things after. because he got a kick out of it. so pleased tha grandpa. >> anchor: yeah. of course, senator george pointvich former u.s. senator, governor and mayor of cleveland and biggest accomplishment right there. his long time marriage to his wife janet. and beautiful family they raised. they were up there yesterday. just appreciating every inch of that bridge. you will as well. as you drive in to downtown. more on the bridge and what o dot has to say about what is very special. what will end up saving us money b about this bridge. next half hour. reportin

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