serg sergio has more. >> reporter: the began with a bag pipe procession that included the hotter and close friends but the event turned into musical tribute and celebration of the girl most called madi. the mayor read a proclamation to commemorate her upcoming ninth birthday. >> i do here by proclaim october 5th, 2015, as maddi middleton day in the city of santa cruz. >> reporter: her mother said a few words thanking the few hundred people that showed up for sthis event. >> i would like to thank all of you for your kindness and support. i also want to share with you two things from madi so you can get to know my daughter a little bit better. >> she went on to read an entry from madi's diary and showed a video from her video blog. madison was found dead near where she lived and suffered stab wounds and died of affixation. 15-year-old adrian gonzalez has been charged with her death. he also lived in that community. he's facing adult felony charges of murder and felony kidnapping. with the musical tributes, there were also speakers that mentioned forgiveness. in santa cruz, abc 7 news.

refugees in serge arch of a bart life. dos ctor shortage, nurse practitioners filling the widening gap in health care. why there are new questions tonight about their training. ten years later, it was the deadliest hurricane in history. devastating new orleans and the gulf coast. why hardships remain years later, and see how man's best friend is teaching kids a new trick. it has something to do with stop, drop, and - roll over. nightly news begins now. >> from nbc world questioned quarters in new york. >> we begin with breaking news in houston texas. a suspect is in custody charged with capital murder for the execution style murder of a department. he had just finished refilling his patrol car and he was shot to death. the surveillance video captured it. jaken >> reporter: tonight authorities say the man who gunned down a houston sheriff's department has been caught. charged with capital murder. >> we have identified the suspect responsible for the senseless and cowardly act. >> a ten-year veteran had just finished an acci

elijah bell was born with no ears but from serge ery he has ears created from his ribcage. he can't wait to show them off when he starts school next week. >> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," grammy award singer sierra. i'm alison harmelin, and this is the "cbs morning news." 1,100 meals a year,... 300 stressful decisions... no wonder our digestive system sometimes acts up. try the activia challenge! enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues. try it! >>> there is a new strain of life in texas. a new study suggests lice in 25 states appear to be resistant. doctors say the prescription treatments will work but it can cost more than $100. >>> a veterinarian found a way to find beloved pets get a new lease on life. chip reid talked about owners willing to pay a hefty price in order to save a kitty. >> reporter: they arrived one morning at a university of pennsylvania hospital. in the crate was their cat okie who did not seem please and who can blame him. he's used up most of his nine lives. as a kid

. >>> checking our top stories, a serge plane has spotted the wreckage of an indonesian passenger plane that went missing with 54 people on board. rugged terrain and bad weather are expected to hamper efforts to reach the site. >>> and army sky diver has died after clydeolliding with navy jumper. corey hood had served five tours in iraq and afghanistan. >>> in the west, dozens of homes have gone up in flames. thousands forced the evacuate. firefighters are facing another day of stifling heat. >>> looking at today's weather, hot with red flag warns in the west. >>> maybe you don't mind a guest stopping by unannounced every once in awhile. the more the merrier. >> yeah, except when they guest is only interested in getting as much to eat as possible. sara haines explains. >>> match walk sba your kitchen and spotting this furry fella peeking through the cat door. >> i see him bob b in and out. >> reporter: doug carter no stranger to bears rummaging through his deck. lite this one seemingly trying to get in. >> you know, it's very common. i live on a mountain. this is the wirldness. >> repor

alec: we saw that larry and serge were wearing our shirts when they did the ice bucket challenge.ike: they had a houli and a pied piper shirt on. emily: what is your take on the sexism issue in silicon valley? mike: it is kind of surprising to me that it took this long for anything like this to happen. ♪ emily: i wonder, is it strange critiquing silicon valley from hollywood? which is its own epicenter of anxiety and ego. alec: i think there are actually a huge number of similarities. we pitch pilots, entrepreneurs pitch startups to seed investors. we do season one and they do series a. it feels natural and there is no shortage of ego or pompousness in either business. emily: you often hear entrepreneurs say they are trying to change the world. they are making the world better place. what do you think they are doing? mike: some of them are making the world a better place. not to say that hollywood is better. i am sure that the top successful people in hollywood like j.j. abrams and chuck lorre are not saying, my shows are making the world a better place by making people laugh. you

serge and rescue say he could still be alive. the clues he could have right now about where he could be relieved. >> what's being done right now to verify a recently discovered plane piece? does it belong to a missing malaysia flight? what's next for the search if it is the right plane. >> closed captionings provided by mancini sleep world triple mattress sale. tonight one person is recovering from battle wounds in >>> south bay firefighters battle for hours to put out this massive house fire. tonight, one person recovering from battle wound. this broke out about 3:00 this morning at vista point court in east san jose. crews say it was a tough battle because the three-story home was nowhere near a fire hydrant. a piece of the roof fell and hit a firefighter. he is expected to be fine, though. no word yet on what caused that fire. >>> now, to a developing story on the search for a missing san francisco teacher. search and rescue teams are back out again hoping to find this man, ed cavanaugh. he's missing for two weeks. he sddsed t

. >>> the serge for a missing -- the search for a missing five- year-old boy has come to an end. the body of joseph williams was found yesterday. his family says he wondered off while chasing grasshoppers. police are not saying how he died. >>> dozens of people gathered outside police headquarters yesterday to protest the shooting of an unarmed college football player. 19-year-old christian taylor was shot and killed by police last friday. surveillance video shows taylor break into the car lot and crashing his suv into the glass showroom. police say taylor was shot after some type of altercation. the protestors say they questioned whether deadly force was necessary. >> all we know is what is out there. we are waiting on more information. we see -- we heard the audio on the dispatch call. we saw the video outside the shop. we just want to know what is happening. >> taylor played defensive back at angelo state university. the fbi has released a statement saying it has no plans to assist the arlington police department in this investigation. >>> los angeles is close to reaching an a

. >> how to put them in yourize and it's serge a medical thing there's definitely something to that. contacts can get kind of expensive so customers are looking for ways to save a little money and they're looking to places like 1-800-contacts. they have actually been able to capture a certain percent of this business now. sreenivasan: what is the state of pay? >> some of the manufacturers have lowered the minimums, this law only applies in utah but because 1-800-contacts is based here they can sell anywhere in the country. those transactions if you are in new york or in montana and you buy contacts online from 1-800-contacts that's considered an in-state transaction. no matter where the customer is and this is really central to the problem manufacturers are basing their appeal on or the argument they're basing their appeal on is they're saying this violates interstate commerce rule and so far this hasn't gained a lot of traction in the courts but it's really an interesting idea, interesting concept in the age where people buy a lot of things online hypothesis. sreenivasan: all right,

so every poll is telling the same story, donald trump is enjoying a summertime serge. it's one that will be tested next week on a debate stage in cleveland. surprising to say that when trump is on stage he dominates. donald: i think we're so politically correct in our country that people are sick and tired of it and things aren't getting done. certainly you want to be diplomatic. we're diplomatic and everybody hates us all over the world. gwen: 16 republican candidates have the grievance vote. mike huckabee says dealing with iran would in danger. president obama: it's a general pattern that we've seen is -- would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. gwen: but huckabee did not back down. >> wasn't comparing the president to adolf hitler. when we did not take seriously the threat that was made to jews for 20 years after the writings of hitler -- gwen: chris christie flat out said what others are thinking that no matter what his popularity now trump has a disqualifying characteristics. this was in a conversation with john harwood. >> not possible for him to be a

now five points head of jeb bush with john kasich serging to third place at 12%.mp went to michigan yesterday and met by an adoring crowd. he demanded a wall be built on the mexican border. he had tougher words for jeb bush about recent murdered allegedly committed by undocumented immigrants. >> jeb bush, one of my opponents, he's gone to my friends, many of my friends, and raised $114 million. just remember one thing, they'll make commercials, build him up like he's wonderful. remember, coming in as an illegal is an act of love. remember that line? an act of love. tell that to some of the families that it was an act of love. tell to some of the families that are devastated that was an act of love. you know, he was so nice to me at the debate. by the way, they said i won the debate. is that nice? the polls came out and said i won. and boy, can did i have nasty questions. i stood up there saying i don't believe this, some of those questions. rosie o'donnell saved me. this is one time. she saved me. i never thought i'd be giving credit to rosie. in this case, she wa

. >> you have all heard and now you are hearing about the serge in violence. swre a robbery that involves a suspect who may be just eight years old. pat? >> a lot of people wonder why we have so much violence in our city. this could be part of the answer. it appears that some robbery suspec suspects are children. first is six to ten years old, armed with a handgun. suspect two, 13 to 14 years old. 5'3", armed with a handgun. it's a phone call that brought everything to a stop. your son's been robbed. someone stuck a gun in his face and took a cell phone. hear now from the mother of the victim. the victim is 12 years old. >> i literally felt and heard my heartbeating. it was a horrible feeling here. and then not knowing if my son is okay. >> because juveniles are involved and not doing names or faces. the scene fourth and madison northwest. it was about 2:30 in the afternoon. a 12-year-old boy and his 10-year-old brother were walking home from school. that's when they encountered the child robbers. that's when one of the robbers pulled the gun, stole the cell p

in 2009 henry serges died during an f 2 race after being struck on the head by a wheel of another car. after hearing about his death his sister holly tweeted this: >> after weldon's death he said he and other drivers will always trying to make racing safe. he gets wrong he gets messy. >> kelly wright live for us in the studio. thank you, kelly. >>> a trooper who was shot in the face during a traffic stop has also died. steven vincent was attacked trying to help kevin vague el a suspected impaired driver on the side of the road. that's when he opened fire with a sawed off shot gun. >> it does come with a job. >> there is a danger he faces every single day. we never know when it is our time.se things happen all around the country. >> he was a 14 year veteran. he leaves behind a wife and a son. he will face murder charges. the trooper might not have been his only victim. his roommate was also found dead in his home. he is suspected in that murder. >> the illegal immigrant accused of killing kate steinle as she walked along the pier is facing a judge this morning. they will determine if t

serge quintana explains what happened. >> reporter: you can see the deputyg a 20-year-old nelson gomezt moments from the car train slams into gomez's car. >> i noticed the train was coming in at the angle the car was going to possibly strike us. debris could strike us. at this point, i dragged the driver a few feet farther. >> reporter: his partner also leapt into action trying to signal the train engineer. >> i know engineers are keen to their environment. if see see someone on the railroad, they're going to come to a stop. >> reporter: according to the report, they say the 20-year-old nelson gomez kept driving until he skidded into the railroad crossing about a block away. that is where the two deputies saw he was in trouble. >> in that situation you don't see the danger or exactly what is going on. you're just making split-second decisions. so i was able to review the video i saw how close the train was. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital for injuries, then cited and arrested for four charges including suspension of driving under the influence. they say they don't consider th

the people in this protest just a few hours ago, just within the last hour or so we've seen a huge serge of crowds coming back to independent scare behind me. you can probably hear the commotion. people are singing. they're chanting. most of them are wearing the iconic yellow t-shirts with the bersih 4, logo emblazoned on their t-shirts. they got a morale boost when the former prime minister abdul la mohammed is the member of the prime minister own political party. has had years of support not only in this party but also across malaysia. it has asked for him to come out and for the prime minister to step down. it is extremely significant. these the final few hours this protest. organizers say they'll wrap up events local time in kuala lumpur. we see incredible crowds turning ahead of the protest finishing. >> thank you very much for that update. >> in japan, there has been controversial legislation, if passed into law it would allow troops to fight overseas for the first time since world war ii. >> under its constitution japan is barred from using force to resolve conflict except to defe

serge quintana explains what happened. >> reporter: you can see the deputy pulling a 20-year-old nelsonez just moments from the car train slams into gomez's car. >> i noticed the train was coming in at the angle the car was going to possibly strike us. debris could strike us. at this point, i dragged the driver a few feet farther. >> reporter: his partner also leapt into action trying to signal the train engineer. >> i know engineers are keen to their environment. if see see someone on the railroad, they're going to come to a stop. >> reporter: according to the report, they say the 20-year-old nelson gomez kept driving until he skidded into the railroad crossing about a block away. that is where the two deputies saw he was in trouble. >> in that situation you don't see the danger or exactly what is going on. you're just making split-second decisions. so i was able to review the video i saw how close the train was. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital for injuries, then cited and arrested for four charges including suspension of driving under the influence. they say they don't consi

and the donald has serged to a commanding lead, 26%, followed by the republicans.ry clinton she spins around a little bit. bernie sabbedders continues to come on strong. and look at this. joe biden not officially in the race, however, he has spiked big. plus today's stocks have climbed off the close and then investors weak wagers and of course china's continued melt down. making money starts right now. ♪

the explosion mainly driven by the serge of mexico nationals across our border. joining us now executive director of the immigration studies, good to have you with us, mark. you know, it turns out donald trump was right. he was mocked by the other republican candidates, but he should have waited for your report. >> i don't say he was right in specifics, but he was, in fact, raising the issue. >> he was right when he was talking about mexican illegal immigrants primarily coming into the country, was he not? >> yes, he was. absolutely. >> but everything else he says. but it is important for us to understand what's happening here. why are these numbers? i've never seen -- speaking in specificity, these numbers coming to us from the census bureau over the years. we're still not getting legal and illegal, why is that? >> well, because it's hard to do. the census bureau doesn't go, hi, hello, are you an illegal alien? the way we determine who you they are, that's an educated guess. these are just solid numbers of how many people born abroad who now live here, how many

and the donald has serged to a commanding lead, 26%, followed by the republicans. and hillary clinton she spins around a little bit. bernie sabbedders continues to come on strong. and look at this. joe biden not officially in the race, however, he has spiked big. plus today's stocks have climbed off the close and then investors weak wagers and of course china's continued melt down. making money starts right now. ♪ ♪ . >> brand news fox poll here just been released. donald trump leads the gop pack. take a look at this. that's a new high for donald trump. 26% coming in second and jeb bush 15%. walker falling there. that has to be alarming for his campaign. speaking of being alarming, though. take a look at the democratic side. hillary clinton remains on top for the party. however, her popularity is plummeting. she's down 10 points for june. and democratic and fox news contributor jessica ashe's a democratic strategist and tammy fox news political contributor. at me peep i follow your tweets and even you seem to be warming up to the donald. >> well, look, he is over t

all you have to do is serge "fox 5 ny" weather download for free, today. we'll be feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a limited time, dd perks members can enjoy any sized iced coffee for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. everyone needs a bff. even your smile. colgate optic white toothpaste goes beyond surface stains to whiten over 3 shades. in fact, it whitens more v than the leading express whitening strip. it' s your smile bff. whiten more just by brushing. >> welcome back happy 36th birthday to franky. happy birthday. happy birthday. robert: a don't look a day over 28. >> juliet: not so good for his age. maybe a little kid. robert: his birthday you be nice. mike:my part. happy birthday franky it is beginning to be nice outside, in fact, we've got comfortable temperatures this is what we had yesterday an today is a repeat of that. there you go. 83 that's your high temperature from yesterday for central park. 808 brim bridgeport. 94 monticello. 65 montauk and 76 islip. but more likely to run into clouds over southern se

. >> so starting a serges story looks like disgraced tv reality tv star josh duggar may have two ashley madison accounts. names were released. gawker claims two accounts linked to masm his home in arkansas a. those about thes paid $1,000 for his two-year subscriptions duggar accused of molesting five minors once head the family research counsel. included name, street addresses and in some cases sexual preferences, but since the site never verified user info it is unclear how many in the hack are legitimate. and goonny fans no longer welcome to made famous. home own or in astoria, oregon used to wok fans and lead bromp few tours. this is from the movie now there's been so many visitors thanks to social media that she's posted signs outside that say access to goonie house and a note that says they see 1,000 plus every day. most are kind, fun, and welcome but many are not. loll official says he was surprised it would take this long says visitors park on the sidewalk and let their dogs go to the bathroom on their lawn. but look like privileges have been revoked, and happy news kelly clarkso

motors is revving up looking to cash in on america's obsession with the trucks and giant suvs and the sergeto loans. so what can the drivers expect in the coming months? we're asking jeff flock and the wall street journal editor jeff bennett. jeff, let me go to you first. why do we see the popularity in trucks and suvs? is it because of cheaper gas or are the vehicles becoming more popular? >> i think these vehicles are popular. and when you couple that with the gas actually, you know, i just got off with a gm spokesman who said this is fantastic but it's not what we expected. they did not expect gas prices to be this low, they did not expect the demand to be what it is. and in the middle of a contract negotiation right now, sometimes you try to build up the inventory during that period, but right lane the inventory is tight and they're trying to come up with creative ways to make more suvs and trucks. >> what is gm's best-selling truck and can it rival the ford f-150? >> well, it keeps trying the best truck for gm continues to be the silverado. year to date through the end of july, they so

. >> well, you always see people serging early for both parties. the skepticism for institutions in general, not just politics, but education and the church and the school system. i mean so many things is at a all-time high. so when you see someone who comes in and is not afraid to share what they think, unaffiliated, people love it. and they gravitate toward that, so we'll see if those early poll numbers translate into votes. and right now it's looking like it, and the second person in ben carson, number one donald trump, and number two ben carson. charles: and i think carly is number five. here's the thing, though, chris. one person, yes. three people, it does feel like there's something here, and it is resonating, and we've always heard for a long time they're completely dissatisfied. and it is a dissatisfaction in large institutions but we can't really change the church. we can't necessarily change the school system. >> right. charles: not right away, but we have an opportunity to change washington. and this time we don't have the conflict of k

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the set top box will cost either $149 or $199, more than double the price of the current sergs version the new apple tv reportedly includes siri and an app store. >> the government's consumer financial watchdog is expanding its wroofrs to include the finance arms of the big auto makers. the consumer financial protection bureau has stepped up scrutiny of car loans, specifically the pricing arrangements between lenders and car dealers. the bureau says that's resulted in had 'tis tore lending as some minorities are paying more than white borrowers with the same credit. back over to you. >>> check am with mike and kari had this morning. we will get to mike because there is a jackknifed -- into big rig, yeah. >> jackknifed big rig. >> not easy to say and not easy to deal with, either. >> it is a monday morning, we're easing into it. the good thing is the weather is nice, right, sam? >> let me tell you what this is going to look like, we will see a continuation from this weekend. >> yeah, this this weekend was gorgeous out there. we had comfortable weather, nice little wind picking up during

>> well, 2.5 miles of wetlands lowers the storm serge by one foot. we used to have the state of delaware, a land mass the size of delaware below new orleans. so the threat of hurricanes is not that they are getting bigger, is that which protected us naturally after ions of building up of natural levies and wetlands is being destroyed. we lose a football field every hour they say. different statistics. and my family is from the mouth of the river and i grew up there. when i went back in the '80s i think and saw this water, it used to take 25 minutes to get on boat, now it's right there at the dock. it's really frightening, and we -- we need to address it. we need big bucks to address. new orleans is a very important port, and we aren't taking care of it. >> it's also not often recognized, and this was pointed out by a number of people. this is not a local story. >> yeah. there's a leading businessman in new orleans whose involved in one of these save the wetland organizations. he said to me in an earlier interview, the worst thing that happened about

worked with the royal canadian mounted police, they're actually called that, and they wear the red sergeand big hats. if any of you come to canada you'll see the rcmp musical ride in front of the parliament buildings. it's very wonderful. but they police parliament. so that's who we were dealing with. so they put up barricades. and they said if you cross the barricade, we'll arrest you. and there was a whole bunch of officers behind there getting ready to arrest everybody. so we had drumming and music. and i had told my lawyer husband that nothing was going to happen. it was really boring and no point in him coming because it was going to be really boring because i had forgotten to tell him i was intending to get arrested, right? so sure enough he shows up and says what's that green arm band you've got and all the people planning to get arrested. i said what green arm band would we be talking about? . so it was an amazing day. we had first nations drumming and music and speeches and then a group of us went to this stage, this fence. and i crossed the barricade. i was one of the first in

day which saw the dow fall minutes into the trading session before closing down 588, futures are sergingchina's central bank announced it's lowering the bank reserve requirements by.5%. it's the fifth time in nine months they've done this. the question is what are we going to get out of it? >> i thought the more important story than the cuts of rates is that maybe they've stopped the game of trying to prop up individual stocks. the stocks are just not companies that you would -- they're buying sock pickup truck. they're buying web van. and i think what's going on is this may represent a more serious attempt by the chinese communist party to put people to work or something. they could spend their money fixing the sewer systems. maybe they'll start doing serious work to help their economy. >> does that mean today is your chance to get out, to sell your least favorite names? >> yes. i have to tell you, when i see this market, i have to use the old rules. and the old rules i have is that you missed it. you just missed it. you have to wait for it to come back down. you buy stocks up three and

download it at the apple itunes store, google play store, or serge myfoxny.com weather. let's bring in ines. big problem we have is no. on the saw mill. >> accident investigation going on shutting down all morning northbound, investigation has wrapped up, new jersey commute doing the 980, 287, a new issue, long island expressway. let's go to cameras, accident on cross island parkway, you can see the activity going on, two lanes are open west bound. eastbound along rubbernecking delays into queens. george washington bridge, if you are driving into the sea from new jersey's this morning upper and lower level, no delays, 495 towards the lincoln tunnel doing pretty good. big slowdown after kennedy boulevard, 30 minute delay, tend to 15, both approaches. greg: the sports guy duke is off. the yankees won, a-rod, what a solid season. let's go to the video tape, he headed double. that brought inbred gardner and it was 1-0 and ultimately the yankees won, what was the score? >> 2-1 and they take on the blue jays a yankee stadium. greg: they were off last night. kerry: a six game w

serge. >>> abc google new look, the currencies trade new york stock exchange president last month's tradingesn't happen again "mornings with maria". . >> from the fox business headquarters in new york city maria bartiromo. >> hi, good tuesday morning i am maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, august 11, 8:00 a.m. he east coast with me fox business network dagen, wilbur roth wrroth and company coming up, splitsville for google announcement last night giant created a new parent company, and they are calling it alphabet, the could be glom rather a vast array of companies a slimmed down google, focuses on core internet business alphabet reason i by google cofounder larry pasenior jay brin, and top executive pichai. >> china devalued juan over night biggest one-day decline in yuan in two decades, back in u.s. legislator opening for the broader averages weakness after yesterday's triple digit big move retail sales number to watch the this week out thursday, sysco macy's reporting tomorrow stocks in europe lower as well take a look where the tone was set we see dax in germany down one and 3/4 percent. >

start your day stuart: nordstrom way up 6% serging on good news, the store beat all of its sales forecastse. it's the top guerrin in the s&p 500. up 6 percentage points. and look at this. nasa testing out a new engine, this one could take us to mars, the ferrari of rockets, it could take us to the red plant in the next couple of decades. that's a test. and drones now more of a hazard than ever before. the faa says irresponsible use on the rise. flying too close to planes more than doubled, 650 close calls in the past seven months, up from 230 last year. the faa says drones should never fly higher than 400 feet. this is a story that's developing. and now this. the white hat hacker recently discovered how the hacker gm through its on star system has now found the same issue in other cars as well. look who is here. gary, fox sports -- no, fox car guy. >> i like sports. stuart: which cars can be hacked by this guy? >> yeah, so he made this device called $100 to build, he hacked on star, and when he did, he said other cars are vulnerable, he's managed to god into bmw, mercedes, chrysler, which