[inaudible] shepard: that's it.that is the police chief from linden, new jersey, where all of this went down this morning. as far as he knows, there was no communication. interesting to hear did the suspect, you see video exclusive to abc 7 in new york and we thank them. we are glad we have the pictures and brings us context. let's us know his state. let's us know he is communicating in some way, i don't know if he is talking to the iphone there, if he is communicating with that, and that is fantastic news. another witness on the phone with us. peter is the owner of balan scott brothers a bowling shot in linden. said he was sitting at his desk when gunfire erupted this morning. 10:30, right? take us back if you could. >> quarter to 11:00. shepard: all right. >> i heard gunshots outside of my door. i saw a man walking down the street with the a gun in his hand. shepard: describe the gun if you could. >> couldn't describe the gun. shepard: big, little, long gun, handgun. >> i thought nothing of it. i thought he might

shepard: right.i guess if you'd been in that first car, it'd be a whole different story. i never thought about -- i get on a car based on when you get off where my exit stairs are, you know? >> right. shepard: on new jersey transit, you kind of want to be as close to the front as possible, or you used to. >> yeah, exactly. me, i kind of like sitting in the back, so -- [laughter] paid off today. schell schell i feel you. it's -- shepard, i feel you. it's a longer walk, but sounds like it's safer. ross, i'm glad you're good. bill hemmer's still out there. you saw a man come to a microphone there on the big wall, that's the national transportation safety board, they were just spelling out names for us. but in a minute, we're going to hear from them, and we'll have that live. bill hemmer's on scene in hoboken. is order restored? looks like it. >> it seems to be a lot more than earlier today. i mean, the first two hours it was chaos, as you can imagine, shepard. we're told that they train and they drill f

it's time for shepard smith. >>> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> the news ising on capitol hill, very big news indeed. we have history today as the first time that an obama veto has been overridden in congress. the house now does have enough votes to override president obama's veto of a bill that would allow 9/11 families and survivors to sue saudi arabia. the vote is still open, but once it's final, this will be the first time congress has overriden one of president obama's vetoes and the bill will, indeed, become law. in fact, it will become law immediately as the house finishes the vote. shep, if they haven't finished the vote, why are you telling us it's passed? the reason is they needed 300

he did not know that she was the mother of one of matthew shepard's killers. he pled guilty to manslaughter and that's why he was given the 4 to 7 year sentence. as for how he was picked up today somebody saw that picture of that truck with the schools and they called him in on police. when we broke the story earlier tonight a lot of folks were up in arms away for between four and seven years for that heinous crime. they are calling for tougher minimum requirements for crimes like this. >> great job putting this together. 47 years has a lot of people talking. >>> in other news tonight police to the teenage boy arrested after a shooting at a south carolina elementary school shot and killed his shooting at townville elementary this afternoon. one student was critically injured by a gunshot wound to his leg. one was shot in the foot and a teacher was shot in the shoulder. the suspect is in police custody. no word on a motive. >>> police are warning parents to be on the lookout for a man exposing himself to students. he was driving near two students walking near t

. >>> shepard smith on the fox news desk.l eyes on florida, tropical storm hermine gets stronger and closer and approaches hurricane status. forecasters say it could be a hurricane soon. updates up and down the coast. >>> plus fox news polls show a lot of americans using words like terrible and untrustworthy to describe hillary clinton and donald trump. we'll break down the numbers on "shepard smith reporting," see you then. >>> police in michigan releasing a dash cam video of an officer shooting a teen who was chasing her boyfriend with a knife in her hand. wow. so that was a 15-year-old girl carrying an eight-inch serrated knife. here's the slowdown. she was shot in the leg by muskegan officer doug conrad after she ordered her to drop te knife. she was treated and released from the hospital the same day, dramatic video to be sure. >>> back to politics now, pennsylvania is clearly a battleground state on all fronts, really. a new poll finds that the race between hillary clinton and donald trump in pennsylvania is tightening

i'm shepard smith. donald trump and hillary clinton are back on the campaign trail after last night's big debate, reaching out to key voters. trump told a roundtable with cuban americans in little havana neighborhood in miami, florida one of the most critical of all the swing states. the republican nominee has called it his second home. the real clear politics poll showing candidates are virtually tied with secretary clinton beating trump 45% to 44%. hillary clinton is in the battleground state of north carolina. she wrapped up an event a short time ago in raleigh. polls showing them again tied. this was before last night's big debate. the "wall street journal" saying trump's performance probably energized his supporters, but as "the journal" puts it, it may have turned off undecided voters. some analysts say he may need to win over white educated voters in the suburbs of philadelphia across the swing state. the real clear politics average in pennsylvania shows clinton with a slight edge, beating donald

. >> announcer: "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news desk. >>> donald trump says hillary clinton is trigger happy and unstable and when she was secretary of state quote sometimed it seemed like there wasn't a country she didn't want to invade or topple. the republican made the comment during a speech on the military and national security. >> unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diploma diplomacy, not destruction. hillary clinton's legacy in iraq, libya, syria, has produced only turmoil and suffering and death. >> and the latest back and forth between trump and clinton over who's more qualified to command our military. hillary clinton just yesterday claimed trump's entire campaign has been an insult to americans, men and women, and he's all over the map on the islamic state. tonight two candidates are set to appear at an nbc forum on national security. trump and clinton are scheduled to speak separately at the sea air and space museum in new york ci city. donald trump's campaign released a letter why 88 retired generals and admirals saying they support him,

. >>> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> welcome to sundays with shep. we are looking ahead to what could be the biggest event of the presidential campaign, most watched television event in the history of politics. the first faceoff between hillary clinton and donald trump. the billionaire's campaign manager is not playing down expectations for his performance tomorrow night. today she compared his skills on the debate stage to one of the best baseball players of all time. >> i can understand why the clinton camp is nervous because donald trump has great stach you shall, great debater. newt gingrich said it best. donald trump is the best debater, he is like the babe ruth of debating, he shows up and swings and does a great job. >> babe route of debating. clinton's campaign manager is concerned that he will lie so much that hillary clinton won't have time to keep calling him out. instead he says the moderator do that. >> all we are asking if donald trump lies that it is pointed out. it is unfair to ask for hillary to play traffic cop with trump, make sure

straight ahead is my friend, bill hemmer, who is standing by and in today for shepard. now, here's bill. good afternoon. thanks for being here. >> thank you, martha. >>> today's fallout from benghazi. new released e-mails showing how clinton tried to manage a showdown on capitol hill. >>> and the dozens of lawsuits now underway that could expose thousands of more documents ahead of the election. >>> and a new survey showing donald trump in the lead and how both candidates are focusing hard on those swing battleground states, which might include texas. >>> and the story of a murder suspect who broke his handcuffs, escaped from a locked room and stole a pickup truck to make his getaway. he's still on the run now. it's all ahead in the next hour, right here. >>> i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith. new e-mails showing that she helped stay her first testimony on benghazi. fox news was the first to report on them the exchanges show back in january of 2013, a top state department official, an adviser to secretary clinton, claims he fed two topics to the rank democrat on the

that woman was the mother of one of the men that killed matthew shepard. >>> the rocky river man charged with murdering his daughter is now saying it was all an accident. police say the 63-year-old shot his 27-year-old daughter several times in the head during an argument. that happened early tuesday. the plain dealer reports police have been called to this house 3 times in the past the most notable in 2012. he was threatening to take his own life if his daughter didn't held on a $1.5 million bond and is due back in court for hearing today. >>> an appeal in a murder case has been denied. daniel tie was sentenced to life in prison without parole in 25th teen -- in 2015 . it was found guilty of murdering his son was 5 years old and the child's mother. he argued that his statements made to investigators should not have been allowed in trial claim constitutional rights. the court disagreed and denied his appeal. >>> a man is in police custody after nearly six-hour standoff. police were trying to get a man wanted on a warrant but he barricaded himself inside a home on 3rd street. the sheriff

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at hofstra university and this is the fox broadcast special coverage of the first presidential debate of 20916. in hempstead, new york, just outside manhattan. the first face to face showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump and also the first time a woman will be on the stage and donald trump's first time against anybody. so many people onstage he could hang back and let the other candidates go at it. not tonight. tonight all eyes are on hillary clinton and donald trump.

derrick everett and lance shepard will be our guides. >> the colorado state capitol was built between 1886 and 1901, took 15 years to complete the capitol. construction started ten years after colorado joined the union in 1976, which is why we're called the centennial state. it took 15 years to built on a side donated by a local businessman named harry brown and he was not an altruist, donated ten acres of land in the middle of his property. it actually took almost 20 years and two trips to the united states supreme court to resolve who owned this property and in large part in large part becaus the state didn't build on it for a long time. so he sued twice and it made it to the u.s. capitol building in washington, d.c. for two buildings before the supreme court which he finally lost in january of 1886 and finally constructions started that summer. the colorado state capitol stands at exactly one mile above sea level. denver is known as the mile-high city. there are actually three mile-high markers on the west steps. the original one was on the 15th step, and it was a brass marker that

the german shepard tried to escape and it was caught on camera. ginger climbed up to the top of her kennel and she was able to get through not one or two but three doors before she made her escape. here she stopped at the reception desk and posed for the camera. she gets to the front door and pushes you right open making >> everybody believes that she was trying to make her way back to her old owner because she was found close to where her old home was. >> her old owner could no longer take care of her. people are lining up to adopt her. the shelter is asking for someone who worked ,, at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do. that green living is something everyone can afford. that you can sacrifice everything but a good night sleep. and we believe your furniture should last happily ever after. . >>> good morning, this is the news at 5:00 on this wednesday september 28th. >>> here's what's happening now. cbs4 morning news. shawn? >>reporter: police are investigating a shooting here in denve

shepard is right after this. we'll see you later. here's shep. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 on the east side on debate day. hillary clinton and donald trump set to kick off in six hours from now in. today now poll shows where the candidates stand. their campaigns tell us how each is preparing. and you're telling us what you want to hear from the candidates tonight. let's get to it. >> good afternoon from the spin room here on campus, place where today i've seen just before everybody but wayne. wayne was a receiver for the hofstra flying dutch american, class of 94. he is much loved in this peters as against all odds and i mean all of them, he ended up a new york jets tryout on the very campus, his campus, and on that day was denied entry because the security guard said at just 510 he didn't look big enough to be a real player. a long and well-documented road lane, wayne proved he was very much real and is now in the new york jet ring of honor and he made history becoming a legend for the age here's in hempstead. tonight we'll

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at hofstra university and this is the fox broadcast special coverage of the first presidential debate of 20916. certainly a historic night here in hempstead, new york, just outside manhattan. the first face to face showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump and also the first time a woman will be on the stage and donald trump's first time against anybody. so many people onstage he could hang back and let the other candidates go at it. not tonight.

. >> now, "shepard smith reporting." live from the fox news deck. >> politics in a moment. first very quick weather update. florida updating for the first hurricane to hit the state in more than a decade. just moments ago the national hurricane center in miami upgraded tropical storm hermine to a category 1 hurricane, now packing winds at least 75-miles-an-hour and headed right toward the big bend of florida. here's where it is. hermine getting stronger. the forecast expected to make land inflame overnight, around 1 am. this think it just to the south of tall has see could be very, very wet in hall has -- tallahassee, up to 20 inches expected. forecasters say hermeye is taking aim at the big bend and part of the state's are already feeling it. they revie rain flooding roads around tampa bay. the hurricane could brian more than -- bring more than a foot of rain. >>> a live look at treasure island in florida right now outside st. pete. we have been seeing the waves and the winds pick up. florida's for, rick scott, already declaring a state of emergency. now the pentagon is ac

. >> i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. the feds releasing notes from their investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail setup, including details of the fbi's interview, one-on-one with hillary clinton. here's some of the highlights. secretary clinton never asked for permission to use a private server or i'm each address while the was secretary of state. however, clinton also said she wasn't trying to sidestep any laws about federal records. it was just a matter of convenience, she also turn down a state department mail account when she began her job. clinton said investigators everyone at the state department unlv she had a private e-mail address and nobody ever raised any concerns. we're also learning that clinton's team apparently had trouble keeping track of her many phones and the report, clinton aide said the secretary often replaced her black berry and the web site of her devices would become unknown once the transitioned to a new device. in fact, her one aide said he destroyed phones by breaking them in half

. >>> a young german shepard is making a remarkable recovery in the east bay. veterinarians were forced to amputate his leg after being shot in his behind leg, but despite that drastic operation, the dog is mounting back, doing fairly well. in fact, we're live with the story, cornell? >> reporter: that dog known as bullet, making a big recovery at the animal shelter will soon need a new home, police hoping to catch the person who shot the dog. he's the wonder dog that's getting used to trotting around on three legs instead of four. >> kind of redistributing the weight and getting the balance down, but he's doing really, really well. >> he's doing really well after someone shot the 9-month-old near monument boulevard in concord. a good samaritan brought him to an animal hospital. >> our vests estimate from the trajectory of the bullet it was running away from somebody or it was laying down. >> x-rays show bones in the dog's behind ldog dog's hind leg were shattered. >> he needed that leg amputated pronto. >> i'm used to amputations, but removing fragments is a l

all that coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting." >>> a fox news alert, we are learning's in the fbi's report on hillary clinton's e-mails and servers. new information stating this. when asked what the parenthetical c meant before a paragraph within the captioned e-mails, clinton stated she did not know and could only speculate it was referencing paragraphs marked in alphabetical order. clinton could not say for sure if the parenthetical c is used for classified documents. she asked the interviewing agents if that was what the c referenced. house speaker paul ryan says, these documents demonstrate that hillary clinton's dangerous handling of classified documents and cast further doubt on the justice department's decision to avoid prosecuting what a clear violation of the law. this is exactly why i have called for her to be denied access to classified information. leland? >>> tropical storm hermine could wipe out much of the labor day weekend for millions of americans all the way up the eastern seaboard. it came ashore as hurricane hermine overnight, knocking down trees a

top of the hour, shepard smith reporting, we'll see you then. >>> all right.m julia is drenching parts of the southeast. the slow-moving storm bringing heavy rain, gusting winds, and the risk of flooding to parts of florida, georgia, and south carolina. chief meteorologist is in the extreme weather center with this storm and it's developments. what's happening now? >> happened quickly. formed over land. kind of a similar to what he saw last month with louisiana in a sense that there was a big storm across parts of the coast and they never named it a storm and then to cause all that flooding we saw. this one bringing a lot of rain across parts of the coastal areas of georgia, florida, and south carolina. it will not at all be an event like what we saw on south carolina. in fact, this is going to be at this point a strictly southeastern areas of south carolina that is going to be where we're feeling the impacts. we saw some spots across georgia over five inches of rain. you are mostly in the clear now, but you look at the heavy rain here from points just to the

plus, a german shepard. shot and left for dead in the east bay. now he's on the mend. lodes and i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. now at eight. still at large. after three weeks, no arrest in this random attack on a san francisco woman. tonight neighbors are worried he may strike again. whoosh turn it off and turn it in. the governnment warns one million americans to get rid of their galaxy note seven smartphones. because it represents such a serious fire hazard. whoosh it started when one young woman told her story to kron four news. tonight new allegations about bay area police officers and sex with minors. 12 year old and 13 year old and 14 year old and under 18 year old girls. whoosh in the east bay. a lucky dog. found by a good samaritan after being shot in the leg. while police look for clues to the shooter. the german shepherd puppy named bullet is looking for a new home. you're watching kron four news in prime time. now at 8. >> pam:neighbors on alert. the man who violently beat a woman near a popular park. is still out there tonight. and people a

a man dropped off his german shepard at an animal shelter because he could no longer care for. but the dog whose name is ginger had other ideas. she managed to climb her way out of the kennel. here is different -- here is the surveillance video. there she goes. she got through three doors to break out of the shelter. she was found back in her neighborhood trying to find her way back home. it looks like her story will have a happy ending after all. although she is caught, she is back at the shelter but 40 they need to get a really strong day. >>> celina grow -- selena gomez has 100 million followers making her the most followed person. she said that she is taking time off to deal with lupus. back in july, there is picture of her sipping a coke. she got 5 million looks -- likes >>> it has a little rain i but -- >> there's only a slight chance. we have a small chance for tomorrow. we clear out for the weekend. >> and we're looking forward to the 80s. >> think you for choosing cbs 5. we will see you back here at 5. -- thank you cbs 5. we will see you back >> ridge: i betrayed you.

maverick the lovable 2 year old german shepard has gotten a second chance. the foot doesn't seem to be holding him back too much. >> reporter: a thousand dog lovers wanted to adopt maverick after learning his story. >> that horrific. >> reporter: in july authority rescued maverick from his home. free of a line that kept him tied up outside. after surgery on his paw maverick has a woods to play in. tons of donated toys and a warm doggie bed inside the house. >> i would think he would be skittish and draw back from people. it's the exact opposite. he runs up to everybody and thinks they're there to greet him. >> reporter: maverick's previous owner was charged with animal cruelty. maverick has his own legacy. helped inspire a pet protection law signed by the governor. hours dogs like maverick can be tethered outdoors. >> we're getting more out of this than he is. >> maverick is scheduled to have one more surgery. everyone is hoping it will be his last. they're looking forward to a lot of fun years with the newest member of his family. in stow byron barnett 7 ne

that woman was the mother of matthew shepard. his murder put the national spotlight on hate crimes. >>> illyria is on edge yet again after a man tries to learn to teenagers into -- laura to teenagers into his car -- lure the 2 teenagers were on the school. he exposed himself on the bridge and then demanded they get into his suv. it had a busted out rear passenger side window. anything i can help catch this guy. >>> he alleged ashland serial killer will be back in court. shawn grate already pled not guilty to 2 murders and ashland . police believe he is connected to 3 more murders all around the state. we have new information about the 2 women he is accused of killing and ashland. stacy stanley and elizabeth griffith were both strangled. the mansfield news journal saw the preliminary autopsy report. the basement and griffith was found in a closet in a bedroom on the 2nd floor. >>> a nationwide cosmetology school is making a surprise announcement, shutting down after more than 50s -- 50 years . all campuses are closing and yes that

it's time for shepard smith. >>> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> the news is breaking on capitol hill, very big news indeed. we have history today as the first time that an obama veto has been overridden in congress. the house now does have enough votes to override president obama's veto of a bill that would allow 9/11 families and survivors to sue saudi arabia. the vote is still open, but once it's final, this will be the first time congress has overriden one of president obama's vetoes and the bill will, indeed, become law. in fact, it will become law immediately as the house finishes the vote. shep, if they haven't finished the vote, why are you telling us it's passed? the reason is they needed 300 votes. you needed two-third majority in the house. first you needed a two-third majority in the senate and they got it. harry reid of nevada turned on the president. he got all the republicans who had been opposing, you know, pretty much anything the president has done, and in addition, he got all democrats. the democrats who for the course of his presidency have

shelter there is getting plenty of attention and it's not just because she's up ginger the german shepard tried to escape and it was all caught on camera. ginger climbed to the top of her kennel then she was able to get through not one, not two, but three doors before she made her escape. she stopped at reception desk and looked like she was posing for the camera and got to the front door and pushed it open right here to make her get away. >> everybody believes that she to the old owner because she was found close to where her old home was. >> reporter: ginger's owner could no longer take care of her and that's why she's in the shelter. ginger is back and people are lining up to adopt her. the shelter is asking for someone that works with german >>> our weather watcher reporting 42 degrees in glenwood springs this morning. skies are clear and temperature is cool and winds are light and should be a beautiful day as clear skies across the state staying this way for the most part. a pop or two of moisture in the high country today. it's fairly mellow today. clear skies and again maybe a few

. >>> a young german shepard is making a remarkable recovery in the east bay. veterinarians were forced to amputate his leg after being shot in his behind leg, but despite that drastic operation, the dog is mounting back, doing fairly well. in fact, we're live with the story, cornell? >> reporter: that dog known as bullet, making a big recovery at the animal shelter will soon need a new home, police hoping to catch the person who shot the dog. he's the wonder dog that's getting used to trotting around on three legs instead of four. >> kind of redistributing the weight and getting the balance down, but he's doing really, really well. >> he's doing really well after someone shot the 9-month-old near monument boulevard in concord. a good samaritan brought him to an animal hospital. >> our vests estimate from the trajectory of the bullet it was running away from somebody or it was laying down. >> x-rays show bones in the dog's behind ldog dog's hind leg were shattered. >> he needed that leg amputated pronto. >> i'm used to amputations, but removing fragments is a l

the captains were named with russell shepard representing special teams. there will be a weekly captain. as well. florida state in big-time rally mode, folks. in the second half, down by 22 at one point, fsu would score 23 quick. whitfield's three-yarder giving the noles the one-point lead. then a short time later the rally continues. fsu has scored 33 unanswered points to lead, the score right now is quarter. >>> okay, meanwhile at the trop, rays and orioles open up a three-game series. a three-run home tore give the rays the lead. baltimore scoring in the 4th. chris davis' two-run base hit starting that 5th inning comeback. 7-3 orioles. we're back in a minute and change. save more on i-4. >>> there's continuing coverage on all of today's top stories on abcactionnews.com. >> have a good night. we will see you back here tomorrow night. i'm a coupon guy... i signed up for the publix digital ones... i clip the paper ones... in fact if there was a third kind, i'd probably love those too. that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? when we shop it is kinda lik

that woman was in the matrix and the mother of one ofix the two men convicted of murdering matthew shepard a gay college student being attacked a fence postd until authorities can bring him back say to be formally charged for stacy freydu reported that a top story meanwhile police parents and st this morning after a man aggressively h exposes himself a leery of police is a too high school students were walking ontu the third street bridge yesterday morning when the man stopped next to them and demanded they get inside his carar while flashing them the groceries ran for help a districtwide wording we are told the same man approached the girls about a month ago driving naked on west third street and again twod weeks ago her students if you see something say somethingi and a buzz haircut he's driving a gold or tan suv with stickers on the back in the busted out rear passenger windowe t. >> a shock for thousands of students at the regencyb all of its campuses across the country last night the company had 79 locations and with a 10 in ohio that includes a spot inin north olmsted will be akron c

that other case for 99 dixon was the mother of one of the suspects in the deadly beating of matthew shepard back in 1988 he was a wyoming collegeo that is the latest over details in the suspect. >> somebody was paying attention. >> police parents and students on high alert after a man aggressively exposed himselfliig to elyria police say two high school students were walking on the third street bridge yesterday morningy s and the man stopped next to them and immediately sent out a districtwide morning went are told the same man approached the girls about a month ago driving naked and west third street and began two weeks ago near the old road about elementary schooln we continuously tell our students if you see something say something. >> to say something. >> it seems to be happening more oftenenyoomg so awareness s just silky police to describe the man is african-american in his mid- 30s with a stoc driving a colon or tan suv with the stickers on the back and a busted out back rear passenger window a judge ruled ad cleveland strip club must pay more than $8 million to the family every woma

and an evacuation center has been set up at the good shepard lutheran church in hillsburg. this is being called the sawmill fire. it broke out near geysers road and geysers resort road. that's about 10 miles east of cloverdale. as kpix 5 joe vazquez shows us, firefighters appear to be making some progress tonight. >> reporter: whipping winds and temperatures in the high 90s packed a one-two punch just east of cloverdale today. the flames started charging through the countryside around 11:00 this morning heading toward a rural area spotted with houses. firefighters evacuated about 30 homes. they battled the sawmill fire on the ground and in the air. cal fire provided a substantial amount of air support strategically dropping retardant on rugged mountainous terrain. eve wasn't close enough to be evacuated but she says there have been enough fires around here to know you have to move quickly when wildfires approach. >> it's creepy. when you see smoke or you smell it, you start packing up the photographs, the important papers. >> just in case. >> the dogs. oh, yeah. >> reporter

today kron 4's hermela aregawi went and met the 2-year-old german shepard mix -- that now needs a new home. >> reporter: firmly german shepherd is looking for foster home while he recovers from gunshot wounds. two weeks the good samaritan found the severely injured, and brought him to the that and the canine suffered from a gunshot wound. you can contact a contra costa county and services department. . >> pam:new at ten. as voters grapple over whether or not to allow adults to smoke pot recreationally, the medical marijuana industry is also getting increased regulation. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the administration of oakland's oaksterdam university who says it's a long time coming. these students are getting a hands on lesson on how to grow marijuana. over their 14 week semester they'll also learn how to cook, and make extracts with the plants. an advanced certification teaches more about the business of running a dispensary. the students here say they are motivated for a variety of different reasons. bite it's an immerging industry., there's a lot of money to be made. bite this

. >>> meanwhile, kristen bell and hubby dax shepard posed for this shot with the caption, michigan, youou still make us happy after all these years. by the way, they both grew up there. >> something's definitely in the water, right? >>> heidi klum posting i love you and the sweet celebratory embrace with america's got talent winner grace vanderwaal. she's so good. i'm so happy she won. >> no rest for heidi. agt is done, but now "project runway" begins. our correspondent was there as the show celebrated its 15th season milestone. >> i feel like for the first time someone here that i would actually hire to be part of my design team for my own lines that i'm doing. >> they each have a huge fire. >> but there will be tears. >> i cannot go home yet. >> drama. >> oh, hell no! >> and a whole lot of personality between the 16 designers. >> oh, my gosh. >> it will be a fun season. >> of course, judges heidi, nina garcia and zac posen will return with mentor tim gunn and 14 other guest judges. >> kelly osbourne, nina dobrev. emily ratikowski. >> and who would be their dream guest judge? >> i was

. >> now it is time for the very huggable shepard smith. away. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in grand rapids, michigan, where trump is looking to make magic happen. michigan has gone blue the last few elections but trump is trying to return it to republican red. hillary clinton foes do focusing on florida, a new poll shows where both candidates stand. plus, fbi documents revealed secrets of hillary clinton's e-mail server from her personal tech troubles to the statement department slipup, and legal issues for donald trump over his foundation. how new york's attorney general is expanding its investigation. let's get to it.

. >> reporter: the victim was the mother of one of the man who killed matthew shepard, a college student, case that gained national attention. menefee got 4-9 years from involuntary manslaughter but was paroled after less than he was arrested wednesday while working at a construction site. betsy suspects drugs played a role. err he is the kind of fellow that would know if a drug would make you feel funny, he would take it. >> reporter: menefee will be back enjoy -- jail tonight. bob jones, news five. >> menefee was arrested in lancaster county and went before a judge today. the judge set bond at $1 brought back. that could happen at any minute. >>> new developments in the case suspected serial killer. sean great, a man accused in the murders of three women, pleaded not guilty. he was arrested after a woman called 911 telling the dispatcher she was being held against her will. and that her captor was asleep next to her. when police arrived, she directed them to the bodies of two women inside. police say great later confessed to killing two women, one this year, one in 2005. they are inves

a friendly german shepard mix named after the bullet fragments that shattered his leg.e say two weeks agoa good samaritan found the severely injured pup, and took him to the vet. x-rays show the canine suffered from a gunshot wound. sot police they amputated the leg and they removed the projectile that was found inside the dog. at that point it went from treating an injured dog to inhumane cruelty investigation so at this point we're looking for someone who knows the dog recognizes the dog may know the owner of the dog bullet is incredibly friendly - which is remarkable given the trauma he just went through. and the loss of his leg isn't slowing him down. bulett is believed to be 9 months to 2 years old. his veterarian says that youth.is helping him recover. standup bullet is one of the more than 400 animals at this shelter. most are available for adoptions. because of bullet's injuries. vets say it's best for him to recover in a foster home rather than the shelter. the shelter hopes to find bullet a foster home next week. sot i have a dog and if someone did that to me,

dixon her son is one of the men convicted in the high-profile murder case of college student matthew shepard in 1998. he pleaded guilty and sentenced to 4-7 years in prison. now 17 years later he's made 45 minutes south of canton. he presented to be a police officer in to get a nine-year- old girl into his truck. they scare the area looking for the ford f1 50 with school stickers until someone side and called police who arrested him yesterday. he is charged with assault and rape of that nine-year-old girl. he's also been convicted of marijuana possession as well. they know about his past but now lease are concentrating on putting the pieces together of his present. >>> parents to be a look out for a man exposing himself to students. he was apparently driving near students walking on the third street bridge yesterday morning when he told the girl to get into the car. he's in his mid-30s with stocky build and a buzz haircut. he was driving gold or tan suv with stickers on the back and a broken beer passenger side window. police say they also received 2 similar reports. accused of killing his o

a white german shepard from edinburg ohio. loves playing frisbee and car rides. this is quite the action shots. he's a fan of the wintry weather. >> i don't blame him. >>> a toddler is dead after falling 11 stories. coming up what we're learning about witnesses to what's being with breaking news. a two-year-old is dead after police say the child fell 11 stories from an apartment. this happened at the willoughby hills towers apartments. police are saying there were no witnesses to the accident but they say the child's parents were home at the time. i reached out to a manager at the complex and so far i've not heard back. >>> getting ready for donald trump's appearance this morning at 9 am. he's are to hold a town hall and he is courting the heavily democratic area of cleveland heights. he will be here at the new spirit revival center where the pastor said that with us last night to talk about why he's hosted the republican nominee and this is huge trump supporter and is not believe is racist and think sees the best option. doctor scott is hosting trump and running

cindy lee dixon her mother -- someone of the men committed any high profile murder case of matthew shepard and 98. he pled guilty with sinister 4- 7 years in prison and now 17 years later he's made his home in port washington washington. he pretended to be a police officer to laura nine-year-old girl into his the massillon community scoured the area looking for the f1 50 with school stickers on until someone solid and called police. he was arrested southeast of columbus charged with assault and rape of the nine-year-old girl. we have learned he's also been charged with marijuana possession and talked with massillon polices and they are aware of his past but now there trying to sort out more about his present. toward from and exposing himself to students. he was driving near students walking on the third street great just today when he told a girl to get in the car the man is in his mid-30s and is a stocky build and buzz haircut his driving a goal or tan suv with stickers on the back and a broken rear passenger side window. similar situations had previously been reported. >>> rocky river fa

i'm shepard smith with continuing coverage of the protests in charlotte. the o'reilly factor will not be seen at this time. we're focusing on the scene in north carolina's largest city. the mayor ordered a curfew at midnight and we're waiting to see when protestors will obey it. demonstrators have taken to the streets after a black police officer shot and killed a black man named keith scott. some of the violence, some of the protests turned violent but so far tonight, things have been more peaceful. reporters on the scene have described the energy as different this evening. with ht less anger as been described to us. north carolina state senator tweeted it some have been offering bottles of water to police with a lot of handshakes. however, in the last 15 minutes, we've seen riot police face off with protestors on interstate 277 there and reporters say the officers started to use tear gas in an attempt to clear the road. these are live pictures of the scene. the national guard and north carolina state troopers are on hand to help out the police. the cops

and for this seven-month old german shepard.. that includes chowing down in little elijah was the runt of his litter.. and now has a lot of health problems. he can't digest properly.. but his owner won't let this keep elijah down. instead.. she made this special high chair.. which uses gravity do what his body can't-- push the food through his stomach. he's only been using it for about a month.. but elijah is already more playful. in today's health news.. when headed back to school.. teens want to face is as clear as can be.. and dermatologists say the best way to keep pores clean.. is to keep up with a daily skincare routine. doctors say it is hard to get into habits.. but once they're formed.. they can help keep acne away. also.. girls need to be conscience of what's in their makeup. i usually recommend mineral makeups and i have people look at the ingredient list. if it's got more than 4 ingredients, i suggest you not use it because it contributes to clogging your pores. dermatologists say about 40 to 50 have acne.. and say if

she was the mother of the man who killed matthew shepard. his murder shed national attention on hate crimes. >>> illyria is on edge after a man tried to entice to teenagers into his car. they say they were on there way to school. he won up to th exposed himself and demanded they get in his suv. they describe there should be as gold or 10 with bumper stickers on the back -- can -- tan with bumper stickers on the back. >>> shawn grate will be back in court in a few hours. murders and police believe he is connected to 3 more martyrs across the state. >> these are the 2 women he is accused of killing. stacy stanley and elizabeth griffith. they were both strangled. according to the paper stanley was found fully clothed in the basement. griffith was inside a call it -- closet . >>> a nationwide cosmetology school is making a surprising announcement. they are shutting all locations are closing including the ones here in ohio . they say they just don't have the money to keep running. students can pick up their personal items today and they are trans

. >>> i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith today. let's go over to the big wall.hen the feds announced they were not going to move the interest rate and boom, spike. the nasdaq is on record for a lifetime high close, if it holds. of course, we know we get all that news every day from neil cavuto, so as we wrap up this day, it's been great to be here for shep, but let's go to neil cavuto in the house. >>> thank you very much. they do call that i believe a rally, as expected the federal reserve held off on raisin interest rates, though janet yellen did seem to indicate for now, not one before the election. how this could be very, very good news for hillary clinton. much more on that, after this. take a look. >>> 48 days, americans will go to the polls and choose our next president. [ an

shepard is right after this. we'll see you later.shep. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 on the east side on debate day. hillary clinton and donald trump set to kick off in six hours from now in. today now poll shows where the candidates stand. their campaigns tell us how each is preparing. and you're telling us what you want to hear from the candidates tonight. let's get to it. >> good afternoon from the spin room here on campus, place where today i've seen just before everybody but wayne. wayne was a receiver for the hofstra flying dutch american,

. >> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> first, there is no evidence that a terrorew jersey area after the bombings over the weekend. that's the word from none other than the fbi official in charge. at a news conference earlier this afternoon the new york city may yo mayor says they are not serc searching for anybody else. they captured this man after a shootout in the streets of new jersey. a witness said it sounded like a war. police say officers chased the suspect in a running gun battle as they put it

parry thomas was credited with shepardizing gaming regulations. his work also lead to the creation of united way of southern nevada... the boulevard mall and the expansion of unlv. thomas passed away last month. old. we'll be right back. i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they're bringing drugs, they're brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get out! i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my pat

the woman was the mother of one shepard. his murder spread national attention on hate crimes. >>> you're coming back in 25 new minutes -- 25 minutes more news weather and traffic. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. new details now on that nightmare elementary school shooting. a 14-year-old opens fire on the playground. >> move that patient towards the helicopter. >> one student critical. two more injured. police trying to find a motive for the attack. >>> parenting dilemma. these photos raising a big question about discipline in another parent is doing? our experts weigh in. when to step in and when to back off. >>> royal pda, the brand-new pictures of will and kate that reveal their love connection is stronger than ever. what our body language experts says everyone can learn from them to make their relationship stronger. >>> and fall fashion for less. and tory is here to say -- >> good morning, america. >> how you got downstairs so fast. up there, down here. >> yes. >> ran. >> good morning, america. happy friday eve.

>> now it is time for the very huggable shepard smith. take it away. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in grand rapids, michigan, where trump is looking to make magic happen. michigan has gone blue the last few elections but trump is trying to return it to republican red. hillary clinton foes do focusing on florida, a new poll shows where both candidates stand. plus, fbi documents revealed secrets of hillary clinton's e-mail server from her personal tech troubles to the statement department slipup, and legal issues for donald trump over his foundation. how new york's attorney general is expanding its investigation. let's get to it. >> hello. how was your night? maybe you work the third shift and very busy. respect. guessing the rest of you were sleeping. not donald trump. he was tweeting all night. 3:00 a.m. trump was complaining about sources, people inside his campaign leaking details about his run, don't believe them, he tweeted. at 3:00 a.m. by 5:15 he diverted his attention to cracked hillary. she was can dod, he proclaimed, used

situation, in had which consumer financial protection bureau, which was your brain child and you sheparded into being was instrumental in discovering fraud. wells fargo has been caught and will have to give money back to customers and there's going to be hearings tomorrow. that's a bureau that's, i understand, at the head of the line to be destroyed under a republican presidency. >> i think that's no surprise. so donald trump has said first day of a donald trump presidency he wants to roll back all of dodd-frank, including the consumer financial protection bureau. republicans in both the house and the senate are moving forward bills to try to leash up the watchdog and pull at its teeth so there won't be another wells fargo. when i say won't be another wells fargo, i don't mean there won't be giant banks cheating people. that will continue to happen. there just won't be a consumer financial protection bureau to call them out. that's what this is, the republicans and the giant wall street banks want. for me, that's a big part of what this election is about. is about fighting back against tha