earlier, we checked in with the washington bureau chief from their walkie journal sentinel. he said it would be an easy victory for the house speaker. that is exactly what happened tonight, and he is rejoining us. craig gilbert, thank you for joining us. caller: thank you. were right about the first congressional district. let me go back. why so much attention in this particular primary? guest: i figure was donald trump first and foremost. he kind of injected himself into the primary in a surprising and dramatic way last week. it turned that this was a referendum on paul ryan by his voters back home, and in all of the polling, it has been building among republican voters. district has been in the 80's, and that is where he is in the voting, so i think it is very clear what led to his victory. i think he got attention because a lot of the discord and division is in the republican party, and paul ryan is representing a sort of different , andn, style, and agenda sense of the future of the republican party than donald trump does. : if you hear the story tonight, it is interesti

.>> it's the type of crack that could let heroin and sentinel dealers off >>reporter: cocaine traffickers can face steeper sentences even though deaths are the real problem. cocaine trafficking landed these men 20 years in prison, before they had their sentences commuted yesterday by president obama.>> i'm going to show look like. >>reporter: they were sentenced during the height of the cocaine epidemic when former narcotics detective tells me dealers capitalized on the power of addiction. >> i can only tell you what one drug dealer told me. if they are stupid enough to not, i'm smart enough to sell it.>>reporter: ohio sentencing guidelines reflect how seriously police and prosecutors took the epidemic. heroine was much less potent at the time, penalties smaller. possession of 50 grams for first-degree felony versus 27 grams of cocaine. today, heroine is become far more potent. >> it's one or two steps above the best cocaine.>>reporter: sentinel is in the picture as well. >> that would be enough to kill someone if it was just a few loophole in ohio law keeps county prosecutors from chargi

gunshots can be heard in this video posted to twitter from the milwaukee journal sentinel. today, police released these pictures of the department's armored vehicle they say was shot at last night. you can see a crack in its bullet-proof windshield. milwaukee's mayor is urging for peace in the days ahead. the mayor putting out a message that he is hoping the column can be preserved in the city. day of a lot of meetings with police, the idea of getting the national guard ready if they were needed here and there on standby now in case there is any issue. joyce: milwaukee police made 17 arrests last night, 13 for disorderly conduct, four for burglary. the mayor says a curfew will be implemented if needed. we're also learning more about the officer-involved shooting which triggered the unrest. chief flynn revealed that both the officer and the man who was shot and killed were african-american. 23-year-old sylville smith. the chief says smith was armed with a gun when he was shot and killed by an officer. investigative reporter colleen henry is live in the newsroom. colleen, the

inhales that the medical examiner calls this latest development in the drug crisis disturbing: sentinel's anesthetic used by veterinarians to sedate large animals according to the major high but can kill you quickly and in small doses which is started as a human epidemic grew when people started mixing it with an older deadly brew there is already killed 300 people in the county this year now this takes the danger to the higher level: sentinel's already is already killed people in summit county the end he explains it is extremely dangerous and is very small amounts first responders because of the crisis that were in with the narcotics and prescription medications and illegal medications illegal drugs they just need to take the extra caution themselves gloves and masks and things like that else the reversal drug auxin saves people from who have recently from harry every single day from here when sentinel overdoses might not be as effective in combating carpenter known at the very least several doses might be needed to offset these drugs are so deadly that the medical examiner's office keep

the orlando sentinel i reporting that the funds raised... may not cover all the medical bills, long-term care and lost wages. one researcher thinks the real cost of the attack could easily top 36-million dollars. 49-people were killed in that attack, back on june 12th. another 53 people were wounded. ((anjuli it took a week, but polk county deputies have arrested someone... who may be tied to a carjacking at bonefish grill. 41-year-old "sean mclaughlin" of lakeland is in custody. they say: he carjacked two found crashed and burned, not long after the incident... but no sign of the alleged carjacker... till a witness spotted mclaughlin at a convenience store ?yesterday, not far from the crime scene. deputies arrested him, and he now faces several charges, including carjacking, armed robbery and grand theft. ((jen)) new this morning - fast action from a local smoothie shop - after two officers say they were denied service.. ((jen fox-13's ken suarez is live at tropical smoothie ((jen thanks, ken. new this morning. we're learning more about the

- places the material and all of a sudden you new line just you are interesting sentinel. >> sentinel is narcotic that isnt worse than heroin. more potent than heroin and also about 100 times stronger than worth cream. one third of those deaths. were for tomorrow a very scary trend here. >> an update on our top story this morning. meanwhile,re a connecticut man facing charges accused of calling and threats few weeks ago with one coming in the following days police beefed up security is thee checks precaution they from found the suspect allegedly trying to make the threat to us go with the same name it is. he is facing charges in connecticut andit hee in ohio. according to the sun he was hospitalized in july transfer facility and middleburg heights funeral arrangements have not 7:35 a.m. still ahead ?- apple issues of security a security update the update they their issuing to iphone users and why you will want to get the update asap. >> first, a reminder season 20 and massillon. friday night will come back to fox eight newsws in the morning. >> oh, i all i love, us stacy fry. >> we ne

and for reference an average of eight deaths.r re sentinel is -- status on the status on the right track and time on this problem. get the medical community to agree with coldspring guidelines i think they're going to a lot betterrei than if i'd come over the headr with t a hammer.me we spend a year and wer don'ton think't we are making any progress. i am more then willing toto pick pi upc the hammer. >> there moncur prescriptions more closely andpre offering opiate -based drugs.rof governor kasich also on schools they are seen. they said the private you think isva is not just kids it's the people that are on 40s, 50s,40 60s.s half-dozen drafts have reported that there were to send out with the vp can almanza noble road. daughter's window was shattered wednesday night they as people live near or trap all long to report any suspicious activity that they see.rep i've been down there every day. it's a little concerned that i don't know where this is coming from. cleveland heights believe there could be other driversiev could have had their driver --e car shot up never reported it.r authorit

and for these nine rows of empty chairs, and we kind of saw these as sentinels that are protective. nine rows of chair. each corresponds to one floor of the building. the chairs on that row really reflect the people that were working or were visiting that floor of the building when the bomb went off. each chair has a name of a victim inscribed on it, and they're not big, bold, black letters but very lightly etched into the glass, and so we thought that was something more subtle but very beautiful. the chairs are made up of these glass bases and a bronze and granite seat and back, and they are really designed to be at the scale of a human -- of a person. there's something that we're all familiar with, is a chair. i mean, that's something that we all can relate to across many cultures and many ages. so we thought that was just a good way to reach a lot of people. in the day you don't see these glass bases as much. especially from a little bit of distance. you don't see them, and it seems like these float a little bit, because that glass is not so apparent. but at night, it's almost th

the orlando sentinel reports- orlando health and florida hospital won't bill the survivors for out of pocket medical expenses. the mass shooting happened at the pulse nightclub in june... 49 people died. one victim is still in the hospital. that means the hospitals will write off an estimated five and a half million dollars or more in care. the families of the victims who died will also not be charged. the army reservist who shot and killed five dallas police officers last month- showed signs of post traumatic stress disorder. micah johnson targeted the officers in a sniper like attack after a black lives matter rally. newly released documents show- he sought treatment for anxiety, depression and hallucinations. but doctors concluded he was no significant risk to himself or others. afghanistan in 20-14. the home of music icon prince- will sopeblic. the late singer's family plans to share his paisley park compound in minnesota with his fans... the company running elvis presley's graceland will manage the tours. paisley park spreads over 65 thousand square feet. fans will be able to see

zimmerman then called the cops he told the orlando sentinel the assailant was drunk and thought zimmerman was actually a different man accused of shooting at zimmerman in a road rage case from last year. so, essentially the suspect supported zimmerman and punched him in his confusion./// ((patrick walker)) >>> new orleans is cleanng this morning after a brief but powerful storm hit the city's 7th ward. driving rains, high winds and a funnel cloud pummeled new orleans thursday afternoon. at least four buildings believed to be abandoned collapsed. many cars were also damaged during the storm. two minor injuries were reported. officials sent rescue crews with search dogs out to comb through the wreckage. ((( mitch landrieu / new orleans mayor) "we take all the precautions that's why we have the dogs, ) the dogs are well >> at the height of the storm tens of thousands of people were without power. the damage happened mostly in and around the city's 7th ward, an area hit hard by hurricane katrina in 2005. power to most of the affected areas has now been restored./// sherry how's the weather to

major sentinel bust. ed: police discover a stash and cash in secret compartments. the suspects both facing traffic and charges. the men arrested on burgin parkway inside a honda. police found more than $5,000 in cash and bags of fentanyl stuffed inside those hidden complaints against officers. heather: a program in september is meant to address the grievances through mediation with officers. this year only 15 complains were identified as suitable for mediation. of those, 10 officers refused the chance take part. boston police say they are working to make officers more comfortable. the main accused in the murder of a new york imam and his assistant was in court today. oscar morel facing two counts of second-degree murder. both men were shot in the head outside their mosque in queens. ed: look at the size of this wildfire in flames. this is in southern california. it has consumed a church. the fire out of control north of san bernardino. more than 1000 acres have been scorched. nearby homes are also being evacuated. an arson charge connected to the will be a few stro

according to the journal- sentinel: the suit asks the court to declare the new rule violates the officers rights when applied retroactively. some officers moved farther away while the original rule was being litigated.the allowed municipalities to set limits on residency... but not to require workers live within city limits. milwaukee police is still looking for dispatchers.mpd recently hosted an open house to fill the vacant positionsif you missed out -- you can also apply online.. we have a link posted on our web site, tmj4 dot com. the excitement of a new year and new phase in life will be on display today at marquette university. it's move-in day. pete zervakis is live at marquette this morning, looking ahead to what will dads. we're at mc-cormick hall. this is is one of four different residence halls that -- come 8 a-m -- will be slammed with students filing in for the new school year. according to a university spokesperson... more than 2- thousand freshmen will move into campus dorms today. they come from 41 states and 22 different countries. 23 percent of the incoming generation st

according to the "orlando sentinel" -- the hospitals plan to write off the estimated 5-point-5 million dollar bill. orlando health's c-e-o says -- this is simply their way of paying forward the kindness shown by an act of vandalism caused a big scene in citrus county wednesday. a man spray-painted the outside of the old citrus county courthouse... and painted over a purple heart memorial. he then smashed through the glass doors, damaged the clock tower.. and climbed to the roof. when officers finally got 21-year-old killian mclean safely to the ground... they asked him why he did it. he said... it was "art." but for people who've spent their whole lives in this city -- the crime really affected them: mclean is facing mclean is facing mclean is facing several charges including criminal mischief and burglary. deputies believe he was drunk. new this morning: it sexy" for "visit florida." the tourism group says it is ?not renewing its contract with him. visit florida signed a deal with the miami rapper earlier this year... to market florida in concerts and social media. he also made a musi

according to the journal sentinel: madision will start early voting september 26th. milwaukee's early voting schedule will be published next week... and is expected to follow a similar timeline. the plans could change depending on what an appeals the flooding in louisiana is now being called the worst u-s disaster since hurricane sandy... the price tag could rise to 30 million dollars. nearly 40 volunteers from wisconsin are in that state trying to help out.one specialist says seeing people lose everything never gets easier, but being a helping hand makes a difference. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--move over wedding cake. meet the new trend sweeping wisconsin. how the green bay packers honored a young girl who raised money for her home families in guatemala are getting some help thanks to a young packers fan.nine-year old stella starry was born in guatemala, and adopted as a diaper driver and a lemonade stand to help families in need. "all the kids in guatemala are going to be very happy and they're just going to be happy because now they don't have to

the milwaukee journal sentinel reports... investigators claim santelle also held a fundraiser for democratic gubernatorial candidate violates a ban on prosecutors' involvement in partisan more news now.police in green bay are taking a break with a cup of coffee... in hopes to strengthen relationships int he community. they're hosting 'coffee with a cop'.how it works is officers meet at a local coffee shop and talk with residents over a cup of joe. residents can bring up any concerns or questions they might have about their nieghborhoods. but over all it's a chance to get to know meet the people behind the badge. top concern for state fair officials... heading into next year. this year... officials will check bags at all eleven entrances to the fairgrounds. they'll be looking for prohibited items like.. weapons, fireworks, alcoholic beverages, drones, bikes, skateboards, skates and hover boards.there will also be more security cameras put in to keep an eye on suspicious tatiana and look at your weather and traffic together...

he was there as operation freedom sentinel, an effort to drive down terrorist activity. >>> evacuations have been lifted for this fire in mesa county. last night the sheriff's office ordered everyyne near the spring creek fire to get out and leave. this morning they can go back. the fire has grown a little bit to 621 acres but not threatening any homes right now. it's burned some outbuildings and trailers and cars. crews have it about 40% weekend in larimer county trying to put out this fire in wellington. it burned 525 acres and was caused by an illegal burn. no building were damaged but it did burn a bridge. >>> in colorado spriigs, an 8- inch pipe failed and caused a sinkhole to open up. the road should reopen sometime today. >>> gunfire, chaos in milwaukee after an armed man is killed by a police officer. >> and the latest on the aftermath from these riots that led to another shooting. and a woman and dog trapped in a car as it was going under the water. how brave folks helped out in louisiana. >> and it's a mild start, hot this afternoon. low 90s by 5:00 and we could see a few stor

. >>> the "orlando sentinel" reports that victims of the pulse nightclub shooting will not be billed by two hospitals that treated them. florida hospital and orlando health will write off at least $5.5 million after treating 56 injured survivors. died after being hospitalized also will not be charged. >>> "variety" reports an outpouring of support for leslie jones, after she was victimized in a cyberattack. personal information and apparent nude photos of the "ghostbusters" star were posted yesterday on her website. celebrities condemn the attack on twitter under the #stand with leslie. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the postponement of a screening for the movie "the birth of a nation." amid controversy about its di new details are emerging about the acquittal of nate parker in a 2001 rape trial, including the subsequent suicide of his accuser. the american film institute said more discussion is needed about the various issues raised before the movie is shown. >>> "the new york times" reports that bans of a full body garment are causing confrontations they are asking them to dis

it's my conversation with craig gilbert of the milwaukee journal sentinel. then, w cot rulings on wisconsin election laws. i'll ask the head of the state's new election commission what these rulings mean for voting tuesday's primary, and again in it's all coming up tonight at 11:0 right here on upf. sheldon: tuesday is primary day in wisconsin. as voters head to the polls, there might be some questions about voter i.d. after several recent court rulings. here's what you neeto know. wisconsin's law requiring voters to show a photo i.d. at the polls remains in effect. but, last month, a federal judge ruled that voters without a valid i.d. can sign an affidavit to vote. another case, another federal laws state republicans had passed, including limits on early voting hours and a longer residency requirement. milwaukee mayor tom barrett says the decision is a win-win for voters. >> it gives peace of mind that comes from casting a ballot early and alleviates overcrowding on election day. sheldon: the wisconsin department of justice is challenging the rulings. adri

on saturday night, someone the sentinel are saying that the reporters were crashed and one was thrown to ground and beaten. they had rocks thrown at them while taking a picture of the burning car. >> two milwaukee police officers hurt overnight in the sherman park neighborhood. >> thema ponton is live at the police headquarters. thema? >> well, we learned the the two night and this morning and including four officers hurt on saturday night. people started throw rocks and bricks at the officers and look closely there, an officer is hit and falling to the ground. other officers pulled that officer to safety. overnight, the police department is posting pictures on twitter and showing the damage to the skrashed. the damage came from the bricks and rocking add glass bottles. back live outside of the police headquarters, we don't yet know the extent of the officers' officers and we hope to get more information about their conditions later today and bring it to you as soon as we get it. we are live outside of the police headquarters "12 news this morning". >> thema, thank you. a state of eme

the orlando sentinel says the death of a boy attacked by an alligator is deemed accidental. a sheriff's report released yesterday confirms that the 2-year-old had a traumatic neck injury and drowned after the gator pulled him under water. at least two people reported to disney workers that they saw an alligator before the attack. >>> the houston chronicle reports a demonstration at an naacp office in the city. a small group appeared sunday carrying confederate flags and signs saying "white lives matter." one protester said the civil rights group condemned the movement. >>> "the wall street journal" reports on new warnings about moderate drinking. new research finds that light drinking may pose cancer risks. millions of dollars to do their own studies. >>> and the m.i.t. technology review says computers. their formula connects colors patterns and photos to an individual's moves. they say pictures posted by depressioned people are darker, muter and faces. >>> and coming up, a greater portion of cars that >> announcer: the cbsnews.com sponsored from vagisil. get more from your

and we're getting closer to bucks training camp and the journal sentinel's charles gardner reports the bucks are expected to sign steve novak and jason terry. novak played in only 3 games for the bucks last season before an injury sidelined him for the rest of the season. terry has been in houston the past couple seasons. and the 1st round of the phc classic is underway, albeit a couple of hours late because of rain, at brown deer golf course michigan state alum allyssa ferrell teed off in an afternoon group and is even through 10 holes, 6 strokes behind the leader jenny as the number 20 school in the country when it comes to millionaire alumni. "wealth-insight" and "elite traveler" gathered the data... u-w is behind only four other state schools in the country. top of the list? unsurprisingly is harvard university -- followed by university of pennsylvania and stanford a franklin city commission unanimously approves a development district to support the ballpark commons project. part of that project includes a minor league baseball stadium. franklin officials are considering 21- point-

the milwaukee "journal sentinel" politifact checks it out. senate democrat tammy baldwin made the claim during a milwaukee rally for tim kaine. that donald trump has a long history of exporting jobs. >> charles: for the record, politifact found that the trump name is big in the business world. cnn money reports 34,000 employed in the u.s. and he's connected to 500 companies. the trump label is on many products. and not all of them are made in america. >> trump does have a line of various products, clothing, furniture, different things, with the trump brand, and many overseas. >> charles: previous national politifact stories called claims that trump does not make anything in america as false. as to tammy baldwin's claim that trump has a history of exporting jobs, politifact rated it half true. >> it's not as though there were jobs he year ad in the u.s. and then moved overseas. they were jobs from the outset began in different countries. >> charles: you can see more of our political fact stories online. we haven't had a single high month, but

acccording to the journal sentinel.. the milwaukee fire and police commission took two days of testimony--- but ended says... "shannon lew-an- dowski" violated ?three rules?--- including failing to use time to accomplish the mission of the department... failing to operate a department vehicle in a safe manner... and lying during the internal investigation. lewandowski says... she did nothing wrong. this morning the man accused of a deadly hit and run that killed a grandmother and her grandson will be in court for a preliminarhearing. hearing. 18-year-old marvin anthony is facing homicide charges in the deaths of danielle triggs... and her 8-year-old grandson- month.police say the audi last anthony was driving was stolen from a racine auto dealership and was going at least 50 miles an hour-in a 25 mile zone-when it t-boned the victim's car.five others including children were also hurt. fun at an amusement park... turns tragic ?once again.? coming-up details on the latest accident involving a child hurt on a rollercoaster.

the species, we call it a sentinel species, an indicator specie of how healthy our ocean is, basicallyooking at the biomass. if the biomass is poor, the species is going to struggle. currently we are looking at 2%, 2.5% of the original stock of african penguins. we are down to, i think it is about 20,000 pairs, breeding pairs. reporter: a huge problem for the penguins is overfishing. they don't find enough to eat. many are killed by ingesting plastic rubbish, or by oil in the water. most colonies are on islands. stony point is only one of on two the african mainland. and they are both in coastal towns. penguins appear to like gardens. this one has set up home under a grill. leopards and other predators are evidently wary about entering developed areas. marine biologist dr. katrin ludynia and her colleague collect data about the health of the birds. katrin ludynia: we tag the birds to get basically an id for each bird to see how long they survive. so we calculate survival of the species, because the species is decreasing dramatically, so the number are going down, and by seeing how ofte

the latest polls i found from the orlando sentinel show him 61% to 22%. of course the votes still have to be cast. this is florida. strange things tend to happen on election day. our political analyst susan mcmannis says there are problems for him in the republican party. for one some florida republicans still bitter about the fact he ran against jeb bush in the presidential election. the same republicans are disappointed he didn't do better in the presidential election and of course he had that big defeat in the primaries in florida. but will bog him down in the general election. not today. >> the bottom line i think you're going to see a lot of the republicans who are going to vote in the primary are still going to vote for marco rubio because they want to hold on to the u.s. senate seat. bebecause it's critical that he controls the u.s. senate after the general election is over. >> reporter: turnout will be big for both candidates. coming up at 6:00 we'll talk election democratic challenger could be and why mac mannis says that person has political goa

there is one in asia, and the other in a small town of sentinel delivery -- of central italy.the devastation is unbelievable as they search for survivors. >>> plus, a park vandal causes major delays. >>> good morning. two powerful quakes one in central italy and another in myanmar. we're going to take you there for inexpensive look at the damage -- for a look at the extensive damage. >>> plus, today marks two years since a strong earthquake, a 6.0 , rocked napa. coming up we will talk with the mayor and

the journal sentinel's charles gardner reports the bucks are expected to sign steve novak and jason terry. novak, who's 33 years old, played in only 3 games for the bucks last season before an injury sidelined him for the rest of the season. terry, who's 38, has been in houston the past couple follow breaking news 24-7 by heading to fox six now dot com. breaking news anytime at >> today on tmz -- >> ryan lochte has apologized kind of. says i want to apologize for not being more careful and candid in how i described the event. he told a story that never happened. >> the essence was he got robbed. >> that is not careful and candid. that's like saying i got to the office today via space ship. >> diddy and cassie. they broke up and the cops got involved. >> they were in a car and got in a fight i guess. she broke up with him. their car in beverly hills with her phone. >> her mom called the cops because he took her phone. >> this is legit 16-year-old breakup. >> i will say this though. news of diddy's new found freedom has caused like a stampede on twitter. >> meek mill got a new bentley truck

emily: the orlando sentinel says the patient's condition has been upgraded to guarded. 49 people were killed and more than 50 others hurt when a gunman opened fire outside the gate nightclub june 12. the shooter was eventually killed by police after a court today over 911 calls made during that attack. attorneys for nearly two dozen media groups want those calls released. the companies want access to communication between the government and police. of the city of orlando claims the recordings are exempt under public records law erika:. ask nfl star jaron -- darren sharper will spend the next 18 years in prison for drugging and raping women. guilty pled guilty to raping several women into 2013. prosecutors say he picked up two of the victims at a las vegas nightclub, drug them and later assaulted them when they were unconscious. today, jeh johnson will tour louisiana as he reviews the federal government's response to the historic flooding. tens of thousands of residents have been forced from their homes to read at least 40,000 homes have been damaged. is battling this raging wildfire i

. >>> the "orlando sentinel" says the death of a boy attacked by an alligator is deemed accidental. a sheriff's report released yesterday confirms that the 2-year-old had a traumatic neck injury and drowned after the gator pulled him under water. at least two people reported to disney workers that they had seen an alligator in the water before the attack. the boy was building a sand castle in june at a lake at a disney resort. >>> the "houston chronicle" reports a demonstration at an naacp office in the city. a small group appeared sunday carrying confederate flags and signs saying "white lives matter." one protester said the civil rights group should condemn the black rights matter movement. >>> "the wall street journal" reports on the alcohol industry response to new warnings about moderate drinking. new research finds that light drinking may pose cancer risks. alcohol companies are pooling >>> and the m.i.t. technology review says a computer can identify depressed people by studying pictures they post on instagram. researches say their formula connects colors and patterns and pho

nats -- credit milwaukee sentinel journal: best of -- ?another up in flames. a gas station, an auto parts store and a bank - six businesses in all torched. old suspect-now being identified as sylville smith?was armed. according to authorities he fled on foot. an officer ordered him to drop his weapon, and when he didn't sot - mayor: the body cam shows he had the gun in his hand. sot - police: . the gun at the scene that we are recovering was stolen in a burglary i believe in waukesha along with 500 rounds of ammunition." this man said he was smith's brother? sot - (cbs not going to end today, it's not going to end tomorrow. i don't know when it's going to end. we're not the one's that's killing us, you're killing us. tonight, the shell of destruction visible. businesses destroyed...17 arrested, 4 officers hurt? a 16 year old girl hit by a bullet in the chaos. tag: tom, authorities have not yet released the footage from the officer's body camera and--tonight--are hoping there is no repeat of last night's violence. clinton's f-b-i interview. clinton spoke with t

disney officials told the orlando sentinel about the wall yesterday as part of its new since the death of 2-year-old lane graves from nebraska in june. >>> a full house for tampa's comic-con. 300 booths set up, big names as well. jenna coleman from "doctor who" stopped by among others. this was the sixth year for the event at the tampa convention center. >> it was very busy. >> did you dress up? >> yes, any little nephew was n -- any little nephew was no town. i didn't recognize 80% of the costumes so where have i been? i'm a classics guy. >>> it was very cloudy saturday but no rain. then sunday of course the downpours came in. here's the deal -- it had been raining the entire weekend across the north. so you're watching citrus county, hernando county, pasco county, you know what i'm talking about. the rainfall accumulation, that is since friday. we have an additional perhaps a half-foot coming in the next 48 hours which is why across the north is where we're really going to focus on for the potential of flooding. since tampa, pinellas hadn't seen that much we can probably handle what

sheldon: the journal sentinel also tweeted it one of the reporters was thrown to the ground while they were out there covering the situation. we're still waiting for more information on the circumstances the let-up to the police they shot him. we're still hoping to find out ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, >>> all aboard the s.s. mariah. >> ciao bella. >> "e.t." shows you how this diva and her billionaire fiance roll. >> you have his and hers yachts. that is the most fabulous thing >> plus, heather locklear shaped for being broke, depressed and drinking. what her best friend is telling us about the nasty headlines as we get a look at her tv return. then justin and insync reunite. what star was turned away from the party. >> pau

he was part of a mission called operation freedom sentinel, to drive down terrorist activity. >>> the sheriff's office lifted all evacuation orders about two hours ago from the spring creek fire. it's grown slightly to 621 acres but it's not threatening any homes. it has burned some tbldings, trailers and cars and crews have 840% contained. >>> desi in larimer county, putting out in -- a 500 acre well -- fire. it was caused by the illegal burn. fortunately no structures were damaged but the fireedid bbrn a bridge. >>> and now stacey donaldson has your first alert forecast. >> yes, time to be very aware and careful when you are burning anything outdoors. it's so dry across colorado and has been for so munding months -- for months now and really nothing helping it so here in denver it's nice and quiet and clear out here with temperatures right around 90 degrees. they are now -- in the 70s after highs in the 90s. up and in the hills we have 50s in evergreen and conifer. in the 50s for the front range, 30s and 40s for the mountains and 60s for the western slope, but we will talk about ver

tonight our politifact team at the journal sentinel puts a claim how the house speaker record in congress to the truth test. >> the claim catching attention is made by david canyon. in a new york times article back in july, canon said ryan has actually proposed three bills that have become law in his entire career dating back to 1999. really, can that be true? it turns out it mostly is >> our politifact team looked into bills ryan sponsored directly, three became law, one relates to naming a post office, a second relates to taxes on arrows, the third established a presidential commission. politifact says canyon was accurate, but the statement needed clarification, because there are other ways to measure a representative's significant things implemented in other bills. we rated this mostly true. >>> a sporky awards, the sprecher root beer float cake, the racing sausage corn dog, and the deep fried old-fashioned took third. what a contest. our own fair food aficionado john malan at the state fair. hey, john. >> john: what, i got jesse with me, we are going to show you the proper way, there'