. >> for the schaeffers, children are their vocation. watch little grace today.he laughs and plays it's hard to believe this active happy little girl was once this very sickly little baby so tiny and weak she could barely move. >> at 13 months old she was three month clothes. she couldn't sit or crawl. she could keep no food down. >> come to mommy. >> schaeffers new gracie had medical needs and started working with the experts from the children's hospital of philadelphia international adoption program to prepare. >> before she ever came home we had plan of action of what to do with her. >> reporter: eight different specialists helped gracie physically and emotionally. through eye surgery and therapy she learned to walk. >> come on. good girl. come on. >> reporter: most of all laugh. ♪ >> with all the love that gracie brought the schaeffers knew they still had more to give and decided to adopt an older child just last year 11-year-old vinyum. >> i have a big family. >> reporter: here's vinnie's first day home meeting all of his new brothers and sisters vinnie is u

the object that hit schaeffer likely fell off of a caltrans water truck. caltrans offered its condolences to schaeffer's family and friends. >>> the surveillance video shows the moment that a bomb exploded last night to new york city injuring 29 people. tonight, a thousand additional officers are patrolling the city's streets. investigators say they believe the explosion in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood was an intentional act. however they have yet to link it to the organized terrorist group. brian yennis has the latest from new york. >> a powerful explosion rocking manhattan on saturday night injuring 29 people. the blast sending panic, people scrambling for cover by sunday morning. all those injured were released from the hospital. >> i heard a huge explosion. i saw the analyst, you know, the fire trucks and the firefighters and everything. >> reporter: the blast happened around 8:30 p.m. on west 23rd street. officials say that the explosion was intentional and did not appear to be linked to international terrorism. >> we know there was a bombing. tha

frank schaeffer has been cutting diamonds and designing jeweler on the 700 block of sansom street for years. he says he hires temple grads, pay as living wage. in short he believes he's an asset to jewelers row but now -- >> i'm told i have to leave. because they want to build an 80 unit, 16-story condominium complex. >> reporter: preparations are already underway in front of five buildings toll brothers wants to demolish to make way for a complex that would add a hefty dose of residential to america's oldest diamond district. >> roberto, told sold three of the buildings to toll brothers. he spent this day getting signatures on a petition gauging community approval for the tow tower. >> you believe there's real support for this? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you think this will revitalize the block if anything. >> my god, yes. yes. >> 100%. >> reporter: moat those renting apartments or jeweler row or art studios disagree. folks like katie. >> it's not only like a historical place that deserves to be pre served it's a cultural place to deserves to be preserve. >> you don't see this as fi

. >> reporter: for the schaeffers, children are their toe vocation. watch little grace today. laughs and plays it's hard to believe this active happy little girl was once this very sickly little baby so tiny and weak she could barely move. >> at 13 months old she was in three months clothes. she couldn't crawl. they could keep no food down. >> come to mom mow. >> shavers new gracie had medical needs and started working with the experts from the children's hospital of philadelphia international adoption program to prepare. >> before she ever came home, we had plan of action of what to do with her. >> reporter: eight different specialists helped crazy physically and emotionally. through eye surgery and therapy she learned to walk. >> come on g girl. come on. >> reporter: moat of all, laugh. ♪ >> reporter: with all the love that gracie brought the schaeffers knew they still had more to give and decided to adopt an older child just last year 11-year-old vinnie. >> i'm glad. >> reporter: why? >> because i have a big family. >> reporter: here's vinnie's first day home meeting all of

frank schaeffer has been cutting diamonds and designing jewelry on the 700 block of sansom street for most of his adult live. >> i'm told i have to leave because they want to build an 80 unit, 16 story condominium complex. >> reporter: how does that make you feel. >> not very happy whatsoever. >> reporter: prep work is underway in front of the five buildings right in the heart of jewelers row that will be torn down to make way for the new toll brothers development. development that has divided this iconic retail stretch the oldest diamond district in america. >> 719, 721, 729, 726. >> these are all people who are supportive of this toll brothers project. >> plane stupid english. >> reporter: roberto shows me the petition he's generated to gauge community approval. >> you believe there's real support for this. >> i absolutely do. >> reporter: he sold three of the buildings to toll brothers. says a condo complex would revitalize a dying block. >> 100% improvement. you go to the other side of broad street you can't walk. you come on this side of broad street, you can get mugged and nobod

the information from a survey will go straight to schaeffer joe lombardo, about new programs. police also hope to create a neighborhood. get involved by checking out the survey on our website, news3lv.com. >>> the colin kaepernick controversy are, cameras caught kaepernick, taking a knee. oppresses people of color. they will keep his display of accomplishments at the reno airport. >> mike pence touring utah square in salt lake city. the support is growing for donald trump. >> hearing the shared conservative values convinces m that i like our chances in utah on election day. >> one of our goals on election year is to give you a voice in this important race for white house. we want to hear from you. what would you like to hear from hillary clinton or donald trump about put your questions on our facebook page. >>> how easy is it for patients to get the drugs they need? into the right hands, up next. >> and later in sports, the unlv football team kicks off their season a an ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's

that suspect was adrian schaeffer. he got into a gunfight with a sheriff's deputy on highway 287. >>> we are just getting started. we can all learn a lesson from a six-year-old girl about generosity. >> i don't care how much money it is. it will help my friend.>> that friend needs some being injured in a fire. we will tell you how you can help out. miraculously, no one was injured. >>> warm temperatures today 80s in the afternoon a 60s across th in one door - a member of congress. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. 131 former members of congress i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet >>> lemonade stands are not rare but we hardly see a stand set up like we did today. this fundraising stand was set up by a six-year-old girl who was injured in a house fire. nothing short of a big blessing. just ask six-year-old bergen as she had people waiting in line at her home. customers given options. something to drink

and rookie schaeffer, and rays take a 4-3 lead, and they load the bases. and back-to-back k's, and the most dangerous line-up. the o's, they load it in the rally. they snapped the rays three game winning streak. >> tough night in baltimore. congratulations for eva longoria. >> and before we go, visitors from palm beach got to see something incredible. >> this is a large bait ball. that's about million mullet and finger mullet packed together in a cluster. measure to protect the predators and making it harder to pick it off. experts say cooler weather drove the fish south. they will likely stick around in the area until spring. that's the ones that they get picked up. >> and lots of big fish. the birds, they are lining up for the buffet, too. that will do it tonight. money call politics is next. >> good day starts at 6:00 a.m. for all of us on fox 13, have a

it's like nobody likes to move and we might have to do it aga again. >> reporter: frank schaeffer sayshe toll brothers development will almost certainly chase him from the block. >> we have jewelers row, restaurant row, funeral home row, fabric row. that's the unique part of philadelphia. once you start destroying that fabric, it's just the beginning. >> reporter: city permitting officials assure me 91 of this is a done deal not even the demolition to get thing started has been given final approval. so whatever happens here, any of these big changes, may be months away. in the meantime, expect squabble link to continue. on jewelers row i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> we showed you this video of a schoolbus engulfed in flames. tonight the hero who saved all the children on that bus explains the moments of terror. >> i unbuckled my seat belt, i opened my door and i got my babies off the bus. >> what she says was the key to saving almost two dozen childr children. >>> the boy scout just trying to make some money for his troops gets duped. what one man handed the boy that has police on

schaeffer says that he is willing to work something out, but a full refund isn't likely. >>> wela lot of football games are planned for tomorrow. of course the big game on sunday. we've got a pretty good forecast to talk about. happy friday everybody. a live look at valley, pretty calm conditions the last 24 hours. as you can see a live look average. right now we're sitting at 94. winds are out of the west at 7 miles per hour. and the satellite radar area across the state. a few high thin clouds down around douglas, but a pretty quiet day. a ridge of high pressure will hold strong for the next 24 hours. the next change, we've got a weak little system that will drop on back from the north and notice that we'll start to bring some shower activities especially on sunday around eastern arizona along the rim that will be the best chance on sunday evening. and we're going to see a chance for rainfall here in starting on monday and that they will start off their workweek. we'll show you their hourly planner for tomorrow. we will start around 78 degrees. warm up quickly. 94 by 10:00. we will

rookie schaeffer. and next inning, the rays will go on to take a 4-3 lead to the 7th with a bullpen enclosed am danny farcuar, getting the most dangerous line-up. in the 8th. young su kim delivers the ultimate rallies. 5-4. and still some plenty games left in the eastern conference race, you know. the rays will be in the middle of this. they are trying to place. >> that's okay. they are living up to it and working hard. back to the bucks. big road test for them. we're pretty healthy other than jack smith, right. >> losing jack there's two defensive ends. they are down. they have some depth there. a couple of guys have to step up this weekend. >> we have to outscore them. >> can't stop them, outscore e generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for yo

to go to a major transformation in many parents are outraged thanks for joining us todaysa good schaeffer now the mayors of the cities at that will be impacted have something to say no doubt fox a stacy fry has the latest on the school cuts controversy h. >> is awful the changes parma presented to parents on monday will be absolutely devastating to the schools of the district finds himself facing a $50 million deficitoi this is not only impacts parma but parma heights and southern hills the school business manager nearly broke down as he presented a plan that will eliminate more than 50 jobs and cut multiple programs participate fees and consolidate buildings forming one high school in the parma city building valley forge and him and he will be turned into junior highs and five other schools could be closed it down the road of theou mayor's apartment parma heights reacted quickly reaching out to residents on facebookpa the mayor of the parma heights michaela byrne said i am deeply concerned about the negative impact the closings of the only public elementary school in parma heights would

injureded some of them critical text for joining us today on the spiegel and good afternoon and stefanie schaeffer lets go sense it happened and she joins us live with the latest. >> good afternoon the train plowed into the hoboken terminal with a suchwe a force of the people thought it was an explosion that station is one of the busiest transit hubs in the new york metropolitan area in the crash happened during rush hour. >> it didn't slow down it definitely didn't slow down there was no brakes all of a sudden it just crashed. >> the front car went off the rails into the station as you can imagine it was chaos there were hundreds of people on the train and moremo on the platform when it crashed part of the roof collapsed and they were wires and pipes hanging people all trapped under debris w the hospitals and have an inundated a emergency crews are still pulling people up at the structure is dangerously unstableleup as a terminal again at a fifth busiest terminal in the new jersey transit system one of the main hubs from new jersey getting into lower happeneddus at this point that they can only s

schaeffer and i'm a park ranger at flight 93 national memorial. we will be looking inside the visitor center which was dedicated in 2015. we are standing out at the end of the flight path overlook. we are standing on the shadow of the flight path flight 93 would have been on. the reason we are standing here is because this orientation for visitors is central to the design of the visitor center itself. the walls shield the visitors view of the landscape around us. and the enormity of the landscape. and only frame the flight path as you approach the entrance. as you are coming off the parking lot, you have to walk the flight path this plane was on just before it crashed. one of the first things visitors notice as they are walking the flight path is the timestamps that are embedded in the ground. this timestamp represents the first plane striking the north tower in new york city at 8:46 a.m.. the second timestamp represents the second plane hitting the south tower. we have some geese flying overhead. the third timestamp will recognize -- will represe

and interesting here, we found schaeffer's investment research is showing the dow jones industrial average, if it is up the last two months before the election, will the incumbent party win? unbelievable, 15 of the last 16 times. how about that? back to you. liz: lori, thank you. trying to bring you data. trying to bring you numbers. 2008 financial crisis still lingering as a conversational backdrop to last night's epic debate. the fed bubbles, taxes trade, markets and your money all came up as hot topics. we're going to play the crucial moments relating to your money and then what we're going to do is taking it to former senators byron dorgan and al d'amato who during their time on capitol hill warned about coming crashes and tax votes. they're in position to critique the candidates. that's coming up. >>> and speaking of crises, wells fargo and ceo john stumpf under more scrutiny, multiple new developments in the fake bank account scandal. billionaire warren buffett is the company's biggest shareholder. he told us exclusively last week for now he ain't talking, but someone who worked for

we need to allow cia and fbi to talk to each other more and need better information schaeffering and need to be able to have surveillance not only people who committed murders but on suspicion. that includes the mosques and they knew morales and carlos torres but they weren't allowed to surveil them. >> that is very controversial. mayor de blasio was elected in part because of that. and if you're targeting a group on religion that is wrong. >> but it's not based solely on religion. these plots are hatched in those areas. a and the people in the mosques know who the bad actors are. we need to be able to talk to those people and find out. it's not a suicide pact here. there are serious people that want to kill us and they're doing it. i don't understand why they're giving considerations to would be terrorists before worrying about the safety of the american people. it has to stop. >> joe, final thought. you talk about they want to kill us. someone did tonight. did you think we'd be seeing this again? >> you know, in the last few months and years i would say with cop killings, that is k

. >> reporter: 82-year-old lewis schaeffer was driving north through palo alto, when a large projectileit him in the neck. his van went off the highway, before coming to a stop. other drivers pulled over and tried to help him, but it was too late. first responders pronounced him dead at the scene. investigators are asking witnesses to come forward, hopefully, they can shed more light on exactly what happened. >> to see, you know, maybe this fell off another vehicle, or did this come off from, you know, maybe kicked off, somebody's tires as they were driving by. >> reporter: an unusual and terrible accident that cost an innocent driver his life. >> tragic. nothing he could have done to avoid it. >> reporter: two lanes were closed for two hours. in redwood city, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> a suspected carjacker ran from the law in berkeley yesterday afternoon. a few minutes later, the suv hit a car and then a house on sixth street. a man ran away from the vehicle. the officers captured him as he ran toward a moving train. an officer was hurt, while arresting the suspect. >>> and you c

so the new york post daniel hall pierre is here along with sabrina schaeffer. all right, dan. i began with you and that cover today that seems to put hillary clinton's physical ailments front and center. and yet that is an issue, isn't it? it suddenly becomes what do we know, how much do we know, what is the accuracy of what we know, right? >> well, look, a lot of people saw the viral video on sunday. and you see hillary clinton, what appears to collapse as she's entering the secret service vehicle. obviously, that's cause for concern. their campaign had not said there was any physical ailments with hillary clinton. now they say it is pneumonia. now they say that is all it is, it can't be anything else. but because it took them so long to disclose, a lot of people are wondering what they are not disclosing and what is going on. it's a serious concern. it is affecting the political race and even the markets. >> one of the things that came through in the citigroup report was gosh darn it, donald trump could win. his odds have risen to one out of three, they have never been so hi

lieutenant colonel tony schaeffer says it's time to rip up the iran deal.re do we begin in terms of the $400 million ransom payment? the additional $1.3 billion paid out to iran in the days after that ransom payment? we are on our knees in front of a country that hates us. >> that's the issue right there. continuing to demonstrate weakness will only embolden them and continue to see their expansion of aggressive nature. watched the state department interview -- statement, they could not use the word "aggression." the iranians are being aggressive and i would see the whole deal torn up, see the navy -- if was chairman of the joint chiefs order order the nave you to shoot the boats if they come within 150 meters. we saw what happened with the uss cole. we have to push back. if you don't push back you'll continue too see this and frankly the state department is a co-cop speierer to here. believe that secret deal is completely -- despite denials. we have been at war with iran and multiple formssons the taking of the iranian -- the hostage crisis when the ayatol

let's bring sabrina schaeffer in on this, whether thisieses up on the pay-to-play questions or makesngs worse, what do you think? >> it's so interesting, first of all the general election is historically kicks into full speed after the labor day weekend. there's a lot of attention that will be turned back to both of these candidates and they are going to have to do a lot of work to get the undecided voters. a challenge for hillary clinton continues to be this trustworthiness factor. interesting when you look at poll numbers more than 50% of americans are comfortable and know a lot about hillary clinton's policies, but what they're not comfortable with is that honesty piece. this may help stave off some of the problems. i'm frankly surprised she hasn't done it sooner. connell: i'm wondering what's going to change between now and -- i understand more people are paying attention, between now and november 8th. what's going to change? every day we get something on the e-mail story, on the foundation story. has it helped donald trump and hurt hillary clinton in the polls? yes. but what is

chp said louis schaeffer crashed into the divide and the metal truck him in the neck. time of the accident. >>> happening right now bob redell following the story. a short time ago we spoke to a representative. bob will have a live update in our midday forecast. he's tweeting and trending on home page. >>> support appears to be growing for colin kaepernick who once again refused to stand during the anthem of the 49ers game. four other players on the 49ers also joined him and refused to stand. the niners, by the way, lost to carolina. you can link to more right now on our twitter feed. that's going to do it for us but we'll see you again with more updates in 20 minutes. for now back to the "today show." ♪ grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. take, tv's biggest night. >>> will there be another "entourage" movie? >>> a delicious dinner and all