scott t.: beautiful children. we are trying to sit down with the director. the p.r. teams emany it will happen in two weeks. scott taylor, abc7 news. leon: thank you. let's get to breaking news out of ocean city concerning the holiday weekend coming up. brad bell is live with the latest. what is happening out there? brad: holiday weekend. you can see the people. a while ago the mayor ordered that the beach be closed to the lifeguards went off duty at 5:30. the official order was put in place. nobody in water. certainly not now. then probably not tomorrow or sunday as well. as for his guidance about the people coming to town, he said use your best judgment. part of that judgment will include the knowledge you will not be allowed to go in the water. in ocean city, brad bell, abc7 news. back to you. leon: let's see how many folks obey that or if anybody violates that. let's see what is happening on the roads. what do you see? jamie: we are starting off with bumper-to-bumper traffic. this is on the capital beltway. if you are in the inirloop from tysons to north we are us

thank you appreciate it scott. t another hot and humid day. means another day of suffering for students.ther day many districts in our area don't have air conditioned buildings. they're doing what they can to keep students cool, but some have decided to close.ny distrut fox 8's stacey frey is live in parma heights at one school oneo stacey.. good morning. good morning.ning. 23 schools in cleveland are closed today. added them to the list of nearlr two dozen thatl just decided it was too oppressive in the classroom than kids wouldn'ts wd have to go ton class today.toda. a little early in the year to be canceling and taking one ofg onf those calamity days for sure bub is it too intolerable what are you going to do? parents say it's some of the alternative because yesterday early because of the heat and humidity.midity it's a problem everywherery bedford in shaker heights none uildingsb edfohraved ia see thy bring and fans extra water telll kids to take it easy but parents questioned whether it's the right environment for learning across the area

ththe body camamera video showos scott t on the ground d after bg shot.. scott family attorney justin bamberg responded to the f foote on sunday. >> what we see will we look at this dashcam video is mr. scott steps out of the vehicle, he doesn't appear to be acting aggressive towards any of the law enforcement officers on the scene. he doesn't appear to be making gestures emotions as though he is arguing with anybody. he doesnsn't lunchch at the offs .. it appearsrs he has his s handsy hihis side. agagain, there is no definitive evidence i in this video as to whwhether or nott t there is an object in his hand. and if there is, what that object is. that question still remains. but what we do know is the moment mr. scott is shot, it appears as though he is not aggressively moving toward law enforcement. he is actually doing the opposite. he is passably stepping back. amy: : the charlotte police have also released pictures of a handgun as well as an ankle holster and a marijuana joint they say was in scott's possession. they did not say where they found the gu

amy: k keith lamont scott t wast and killlled around 4 pm tueuesy after r police arrivived to sern arrest warrarant for another peperson at scott's housing colex. the accounts of ththe shooting diverge shsharply. while the popolice claim they fifirst tased and ththen shot st because he w was armed and "posd an imminent deadadly thrhreat," scotott's family sayays he was t armed -- except t wi a book in hand. they say he'd been sitting in his car waiaiting to pick up his son after schohool. this is scott's daughter speaking in a facebook live video recorded at the scene of the shooting. >> what are they doing? shot my daddy for being black? shot my daddy for being black. he is disabled. how is he gonna shoot y'all? juan: this comes as police in tulsa, oklklahoma,a, have releaa video showowing a white police officer shshooting and killing unarmed 40-year-old african american terence crutcher while his hands were in the air. officer betttty shelby shot crutcher around it :00 p.m. on after his car broke down. frfriday some e of the video released mononday came from m pe helicopter footage, in

s miss scott t time was alleging he had a weapon and was abusive to her and their child.relevant to a larger story line and the questions about whether it is realistic or not, credible or not he may have had a firearm. it does not tell us legally anything about those moments before and during the shooting and whether this was a just fifd killing. as we now know from the video, miss scott was attempting to speak to the officers and she was making certain claims. the officers of course based on what they perceived on the threat weren't really engaging listening to her. went forward with mr. scott. now we see what she said that day does differ perhaps from her history which is to say she was suggesting to them he's unarmed, there's no way he would have a gun and this is a brain injury. this adds now to what we would call after the fact information. it might make a fact finder, right, that would be an investigator or even a judge, view the officer's assessment as more credible or realistic because ultimately they went with the side that he had a gun and authorities say he did

scott. team meteorologis t joe winters for your final forecast. this is what september should be like! wednesday was a beautiful day and thursday starts off on a good note as well. we are, however, tracking our next storm heading across the plains. showers and storms, with a heavy rain threat, develop thursday evening. rainfall chances end later on friday with a dry forecast through the weekend. temperatures are looking to trend above normal next week. have a great night! tonight: they are not. they are, too. your hypothesis is completely disconfirmed by all the data. you're just clinging to it out of intellectual stubbornness. no, you're displaying a shocking ignorance of the subject matter. mummies and zombies are the exact same thing. oh, yeah? mummies are wrapped in bandages. that's called a fashion choice. all right, you brought this on yourself. don, get him. if a zombie bites you, you turn into a zombie. however, if a mummy bites you, all you turn into is some schmo with a mummy bite. so, like a zombie, that's been eaten from the waist down, you, sir, have no leg to stand on. go

in milwaukee - scott steele -- today's t-m-j 4. the donations to m-p-s alone amounted to nearly 150- thousand-dollars. new information on the skyr we first reported the sudden price increase back in june. two epipens cost more than six hundred dollars. that's up more than 500 percent from 9 years ago. new york's attorney general is investigating the drug company that makes the devices. epipens treat severe allergic reactions in which victims can go into shock or even die. packers extra now. the packers practiced on their normal day off, as they get ready to open the regular season. lance over the weekend, it was the shock waves of josh sitton getting cut. and then picked up by the bears.today, it's back to the business at hand, for the pack. the packers got back to practice today, in preparation for jacksonville. lane taylor is the new left guard, and he's not thinking about replacing josh sitton. ((lane taylor says i'm just gonna prepare...and go out there. i'm not going to think about everything else or what other people think. g

up next tonight, scott features the t-v nine athlete of the week. and he also has highlights of a showdown in manchester. stay with your 24 hour toyota. monticello junior quarterback jacob manternach had 331 all purpose yards to go along with 3 rushing touchdowns and 2 passing in a wild 38-34 we want to go out there and compete as long as we could and hopefully get the cowbell back it was a wild game he needed all that. there was 7 lead changes we just kept battling back after they score and try to get as many scores as we could. their a hard-hitting game are you sore after that yeah i was pretty sore pretty beat up for the next few days and your week last year and neat joining them you have twin older brothers or tremendous athlete what's been like following in their footsteps well that i've always looked up to them since i was little and now it's just nice to be able to be at the same level they werei went first and after one warm up throw by second throw was on target.. bullseye... sometimes even a blind squirrel jacob still had a chance to match

keith scott was shot and killed by an officer while searching for another man named in a warrant. due to the active investigation -- police say they can't release many details -- but t scott was armed. chief kerr putney says: " i can just tell you what i know, based on what we've gathered, going through the scientific process of going through the evidence. we did find a weapon. the weapon was there. and the witnesses corroborated it to beyond just the officers." this is another live look at the protests. now -- police say some likely get a total until the morning... the family of scott had asked protesters to stay calm tonight.. but that unfortunately hasn't happened. ted-- back to you. as this story develops throughout the night -- be sure to tune into fox six wakeup news. it starts at 4:30. now to our big story at ten: a 9-year-old boy-- sent to the hospital with afternoon in a home near 20th and hadley. family members say the suspected shooter--- his younger brother. an adult from the home-- escorted out in handcuffs. fox6s bret lemoine is live outside m-p-d district five with the latest. police say the victim is nine years old... and sources tell fox6... the sho

diplomatic language, scott t people. but may just help to rescue a cease-fire in tatters. >> elizabeth palmer inside devastated aleppo. liz, thank you very much. today on capitol hill, the head of wells fargo said he is deeply sorry for a growing scandal. to meet sales quotas, bank employees opened millions of without telling the customers. the bank was fined $185 million. john blackstone is following this. >> i accept full responsibility for all unethical sales practices in our retail banking business. >> reporter: despite his apology, wells fargo ceo john stumpf came under withering criticism with democratic senator elizabeth warren leading the charge. >> did you fire any of the people? okay. you haven't resigned. you haven't returned a single nickel of your earnings, you haven't fired a single senior executive. your definition of accountable ties push the blame to your low level employees. it is gutless leadership. >> stumpf admitted his employees opened 2 million credit and checking accounts that may not have been au

. >>> i'm scott reese live at at&t park. giants have six games to stake their claim to the playoff spot. coming up, what the emotional leader of this team has to say about this critical final week. >> the remark ability and capability of the drone aircraft that rose more and more every day. >> the latest one just came out. >> and i'm tracking the cool down. the fog is back at the coast and our temperatures are going the other way. i'll let you know how cool it will get as we head towards the middle and the end of the week. this is lulu, our newest dog. mom didn't want another dog. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me! (doorbell) mom, check this out. wow. swiffer sweeper, and dusters. this is what i'm talking about. look at that. sticks to this better than it sticks to lulu. that's your hair lulu! mom, can we have another dog? (laughing) trap and lock up to 4x more dirt, dust and hair than the store brand stop cleaning. start swiffering. >>> it is the full-time week of the baseball season as they

i always tell our guys winning can beget softness and we don't want to be a soft football t team. >> scott: much more from coach t on my facebook, fox 13 scott you can hear more from the b bulls future and kickoff coming up tonight at 7:00. that's sports this morning. send it back to you. >>> looking to get away from the rain this weekend? >> alcides: a bunch of hot happenings including your chance to stay inside and watch a classic movie in a magical setting. aw, "the wizard of oz." where you can catch "the wizard of oz" this weekend. ? . >>> welcome back. we are going to get out of the house this weekend, we have a bunch of >> jen: let's take a look at them now. you can take part in lic license-free salt water fishing this weekend. it is happening all over the bay area. provides an opportunity to introduce friends or kids to fishing. >> alcides: have you ever been fishing? >> jen: no. >> alcides: especially now it is license free. >> jen: waived for recreational, residents and nonresidents. season bag and size limit applies. a snook or spiny lobster permit >> jen: i don't want to kill th

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lawyers for scott's family continue to cast u on thelice account. t justin bamberg scott family lawyer approx 19:26:50 did not lunge, hands by side, no definitive object in as you can see right here---people taking to the streets for a fifth straight night in charlotte. this was the scene earlier in the dayahead of the release of that video. demonstrators marched in the street yelling "no tapes no peace". hundreds also gathered outside the charlotte police department chanting "keith scott. for the first time, groups from the triangle mobilized to participate in the charlotte protests. jonah kaplan joins us now with more on the protest - and their reaction to the newly-released videos. with charlotte being 150 miles away, you can't exactly be spontaneous and make your way to uptown to join the protest. with it being the weekend, folks had the day off from work - we spoke with participants before and after accomplished. the official hashtag - "get on the bus", but the whole point of the trip was to get off the bus and get moving. "it's so important righ

says t scott, the c.i.a. says there's no evidence linking senior saudi officials to the attacks. >> pelley: margaret brennan at the white house for us this evening. another 615 american troops to help iraqi and kurdish forces retake the northern city of mosul from isis. the operation is expected later this fall. after withdrawing nearly all u.s. troops from iraq in 2011, the president began building them back up in 2014. the deployment, announced todayy will bring the total above 5,000. today, secretary of state john kerry warned russia to stop the carnage in the syrian city of aleppo, or the u.s. will stop working with moscow to end the civil war there. russian and syrian bombs damaged two hospitals and a bakery today. the u.n. says nearly 100 children have been killed just since friday. the russians claim they're only targeting terrorists. the russians have also claimed they had nothing to do with the flight 17 in ukraine, but after examining all the wreckage and other evidence, international investigators

she was originally scheduled to appear in las vegas t scott, but now, those honors will be done by her husband. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thank you. one thing that clinton can't seem to shake is the e-mail scandal. today, a republican-led house committee held the third hearing on that subject in just five days. here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: there was a name plate for brian pagliano at today's hearing, but the former state department official who set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server was a no-show. >> if anybody is under any illusion that i'm going to let any of this and let it sail off spot sunset, they are very ill advised. >> reporter: two i.t. mores did appear before the republican-led committee but repeat pled the fifth. >> on advice of council i respectfully decline to answer. >> reporter: since the f.b.i. released reports, republicans have called for more hearings. today, democrats, including maryland's elijah cummings, said abution taxpayer dollars and the authority of congress in an astonishing onslaught of political attacks to damage secretary clinton's campaig

the police chief said scott e t exited the car with a gun and no book was found at the scene.g for the video of the shooting. the governor says he has concerns about that. saying one video doesn't tell the story. for the very latest, we turn to cnn's nick valencia live in charlotte. >> reporter: good morning, christine. things turned chaotic quickly. at 6:00 p.m., that is when the peaceful demonstrations started. within a matter of an hour or so, things turned violent. police blamed agitators for causing the chaos. things did to the get out of hand until police launched tear gas canisters. what is left behind is the string of businesses along the thoroughfare in downtown charlotte looted and vandalized and graffiti spray painted. we are standing outside one of the stores with the worst of the damage. a lot of the items still on the shelves, but unrecognizable. i spoke to the hyatt general manager. another hotel attacked last night. hotel employees assauled and business had items thrown through the window and smashed out glass out front. >> early on in the night, a peaceful pro

step up and get the job done for us i'm sure they will"sot :23 oc: "im sure they will " t-v nine sports director scott saville will have reaction from iowa players about vandeberg's injury tonight on t-v nine news at ten. at seven tonight, you can tune in to kcrg nine- action. xavier will be taking on linn-mar on the court. again, live coverage starts at seven on kcrg nine-point-two. we'll continue our coverage of flood 2016, coming up next. it's slowly receding. still without power. kcrg tv9's nicole griffin is in palo tonight. nicole, this has to be frustrating for people whose homes flooded. these five houses on this side of the street are without power. but what this flood has done in this community is bring neighbors closer. this extension cord is run across the street to help this house without power run their pumps. nats @ 15:47 "this all the water i am pumping out of the basement" ryan paulus is spending the day monitoring his pumps after the cedar river crested in palo tuesday morning. 10:58 it's starting to go down. water level was a foot up this morning. and its kind of dropped back a littl

r-t-d spokesperson scott reed says they knew the goal would be nearly impossible... revealed no problems when it comes to safety that would have warranted a delay in opening. when a student breaks the rules- why take them out of class... when you can put their parents in school instead. next- the "reverse suspension" idea catching on in some schools. getting mixed punishment for unruly children: bring in mom and dad. it's called reverse suspension... instead of keeping a child out of school... the parents are invited in. four middle schools in north carolina are giving it a try. the parents are asked to spend the whole day at school- from an 8 a-m arrival through cafeteria lunch, gym class and the end of the day. some parents aren't excited about spending the day at school- instead of at work. but others say it could be good for parents to see school hallways. that teal back in your drawer and save it for tomorrow. today we're wearing teal- to remind you to do it tomorrow. it's all part of the effort to raise awareness and "pass the torch of knowledge" about ovarian

t-v nine's scott saville has the story. they use teamwork on the field and the court and that experience came in handy today helping sandbag. the wash football team and the mount mercy men's and women's basketball bags to help their community.we got somebody to hold the bag somebody you know dumping the sand its like somebody for a shot like that so it's teamwork we are always doing different stuff so it is right in our neighborhood serving and giving back to people.you have teamwork on the court you've got and so it's all teamwork. this is just like right in our neighborhood. we like serving and giving back to people. it's just a community is working as a team. these a helped out this weekend. i saw posts on social media from every sport that donated their time to help fight the flood. and it's just really important to stick together. obviously there's a lot of competition in the schools. we all just come together and work together to get things done. we need to come together as a scott sable, tv 9 news. we'll have another

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scott. she refers to a t-b-i...meaning he has a 'traumatic brain injury.' eventually, the sound of gunshots is heard and scott's frantic wife rushes closer, still recording.charlotte police have said that scott had a gun, while family members have denied it. after two nights of violent demonstrations were mostly peaceful...and a curfew remains in effect. watch for much more coverage on the cbs evening news with scott pelley at 5-30, right after our newscast. 3 3 now to the fallout from two serious crashes involving speed.one of them deadly. milwaukee police now promising a crackdown on dangerous drivers, especially on the northwest side. side.cbs 58's april dovorany is live at 76th and good hope- an intersection --that some were here in district 4-where mpd says-there has been an uptick in bad crashes-but they say its happening all over the city. and these reckless drivers? mainlyyoung people. they just dont want to wait. theyre going high speeds. they dont care. the manager of andy's gas station .the one on good hope and teutonia, right in front of where th

t-v9's scott saville joins us now from union station in cedar rapids. scott, what's coming up on "on minutes over on kcrg planned today.. former hawkeye and nfl lineman julien vandervelde will be here along former hawkeye linebacker hawkeye matt hughes..we will have plenty to talk about after the 23-21 loss to north dakota state.. the bizon dominated the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.. and what was really surprising to me was watching ndsu gash the iowa defense with 239 yards rushing.. this offensive line was bigger obviously than our first two opponents. very disciplined who gave effort. every single snap hats off to is why they gained so many yards maybe not i'm not sure. am i shocked that we lost yes but like i said these guys came ready to play. they were everywhere communication issues and fit issues so we need to look at the film and move on from it. we are not surprised her big toe physical group i know and their backs run hard perimeter i and our fits werent great we missed a few tackles from the sideline but credit goes to them me

t-v nine's scott saville joins scott, what's coming up on "on iowa live?" for on iowa live, our guests include the voice of the hawkeyes gary dolphin, former hawkeye hap peterson, pat harty from allhawkeyes.c om, scott doctherman from the land of 10 and the minutes over on kcrg 9.2. we will have the voice of the hawkeyes gary dophin on along with hap peterson and we have plenty to talk about.. the iowa offense with another balanced attack in the 42-3 win over iowa state. it all starts up front with the iowa running game and akrum wadley punch and they did it with a new starting center.. former dubuque senior basketball standout lucas legrand stepped in for the injured james daniels and helped paved the way for 435 yards of total offense. and i'll starts with the offense line none of that is possible if you don't have a good offensive line because tou wound have time to throw the ball or run. a lot of skill guys that are play makers it really nice to have as a quarterback it all starts with the offensive line. what did you think if lucas? he stepped in not e

t-v nine's scott saville will interview legendary hawkeye football player chuck long along with pat harty from "all hawkeyes dot com." he'll also have former cyclone kyle knock to discuss cy-hawk week and the xavier football team. that's all happening live from union station off 16th avenue in cedar rapids. join us at 6:30. in iowa. plus, the former lt. governor says the state needs more jobs. find out what else the democrat is after in her bid for a u-s senate seat when we get back. and will u-s house and senate members be able to get anything accomplished as they start a new session tomorrow or will the election get in the way? stay with your 24 hour it's the unofficial end to summer for many of us... lawmakers included. today is the final a that means it's back to business, tomorrow. kellie meyer, with our washington d-c bureau, has a preview of what we can expect in the fall session. "this year, the recess has been a little bit longer " thanks to earlier than normal conventions, our lawmakers found themselves back in their home districts for a longer recess, they'll return to washingt

keith scott was shot and killed by an officer while searching for another man named in a warrant. due to the active investigation -- police say they can't release many details -- but t scott was armed. chief kerr putney says: " i can just tell you what i know, based on what we've gathered, going through the scientific process of going through the evidence. we did find a weapon. the weapon was there. and the witnesses corroborated it to beyond just the officers." this is another live look at the protests. now -- police say some

>>s t scott's wife released thi statement quoting directly here. keith was a loving husband, father, brother, and friend who will be deeply missed every day. as a family, we respect the rights of those who wish to protest, but we ask that people protest peacefully. please do not hurt people or members of law enforcement, damage property, or take things that do not belong to you in the name of protesting. nick valencia joins us live from charlotte. nick, it looks quiet behind you there after an incredibly violent night. talk to us about what has happened there and what the scene is there at 3:33 in the morning. >> the situation was incredibly ugly just a couple of hours ago. we're in front of one of the string of businesses vandalized by demonstrators. what began as a peaceful protest at 7:00 or 8:00 local time turned violent quickly. this is what's been left behind. you can see some of the businesses are just beginning the cleanup process within the last hour. cleaning up the glass. there was graffiti, black lives matter, protesters painting blm on

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t we have three reports tonight. first we'll go to nancy cordes on clinton. nancy. l >> reporter: scott, we got in two-page letter from clinton's doctor, and in it she says she has examined the candidate several times since the weekend, and that she is recovering nicely from a mild, non- contagious bacterial pneumonia. overall, she says clinton is still fit to serve as president. the doctor's letter reveals that clinton first developed a low- grade fever, congestion, and fatigue, nearly two weeks ago. she was put on a short course of antibiotics and advised to restn ( coughing ) last monday, clinton's congestion had worsened, and she developed a cough. >> got some water? >> yup. >> reporter: last friday, a c.t. scan revealed a small, middle lobe pneumonia. she was put on a 10-day course of the antibiotic levaquin, on top of the armor thyroid she already takes to treat her hypothyroidism, and coumadin, a blood thinner she began taking after developing a blood clot several years ago. her blood pressure is 100/70 and her heart rate is 70, which doctors say is normal. the letter does reveal

. >> reporter: i'm scott reiss live at at&t park.ies. wait until you hear what the giants did to prepare for game one. i will tell you coming up. >>> it's the bay area weekend. it's just about here. details on what you can expect for your saturday and sunday. i'll see you back here after the break. >>> despite the giants' collapse since the all-star break if the season ended today they would still make the play use. tonight the giants start a huge four-game series taking on the st. louis cardinals who are right behind them in the wild card standings. scott reiss is live at at&t park. everyone is biting their nails tonight. it's do or die, isn't it. >> reporter: yeah, no doubt. and this is sort of a litmus test for fan optimism. you can look at this in one of two ways. you talk about the train wreck since the all-star break. just got swept by the padres. or you can say the glass is half full because despite all that if the sea sended today they would be in the playoffs, only 16 games remaining. enter the st. louis cardinals who are ni

reporter: more than 400 troops will b t charlotte tonight. while keith scott's family will see the police video of the shooting it will not be shown to the public while the investigation is ongoing. ed: as a big city mayor, boston's marty walsh is watching the racial conflicts in charlotte and tulsa closely right now. on wcvb's on the record walsh says the policing solution is balance and community outreach, not profiling. >> you cannot assume everyone is carrying a gun. a crime and don't. we have to be very careful to that and make sure we talk and train with their officers. ed: you can watch on the record on sunday. heather: a lovely look at the city. we have turned the page. but kind of conditions can we expect? anchor: it feels like summer in most places. elsewhere it is all in the 80's. these guys are nice and clear. to the north, it is going to represent the leading edge of chillier air. game, upper 50's around midnight. we will let you know how the weekend plays out. >> all indications right now the patriots will start a rookie quarterback tonight. he cou

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governor rick scott will be in washin t case for funding to coming. the 1.1 bill -- to congress. the $1.1 billion funding bill needed 60 votes to pass. last week it failed with 52 votes. >>> the promising news comes just as the florida department of health released an update on the zika virus confirming 15 new cases today alone. eight of those cases are nontravel related, nearly all in miami, one in palm beach. health officials are working to determine exactly where the exposures happened. involving pregnant women. >>> ride sharing company uber hinted today she may pull out of tampa if new rule -- they may pull out of tampa if new rules are put into place. tampa mayor bob buckhorn stood with business leaders to show his support. the hillsborough public transportation commission made this week on new rules that may require fingerprint background checks for uber. mayor buckhorn is not on board. >> uber process. it may not be as strenuous as the ptc would prefer, but it's a process that has worked everywhere else in america with rare exception and it should be allowed to work here.

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