i am sad for the adults in slovakia village for not guiding him when he was smaller to become a better adult in this community. >> mark: 16-year-old alex mullins was found shot to death in a vacant home sunday. he was reported missing 10 days earlier. >> he and family members combed through vacant homes in slovakia village and still no arrests. >> romona: today candles and signs are piling up outside the quick food mart on east tried to slap the gun away from a man robbing the store. cleveland police are looking for the killer who leaves behind six children. >>> today a father pleaded guilty after leading police on a chase with his abducted daughter in the car. in september william roberts took the 15-year-old from the brunswick k- mart. she is in poster care. a statewide amber alert was issued and police caught them until north field. roberts is a convicted sex fe in january. >> mark: a heartbreaking story in cleveland as a 4-year-old boy tried to save his father's life. he called his mom from a spring road apartment when his dad would not wake up and she called 911. officers found th

slovakia. >> it was made there? >> yes. >> so really it's very traditional and authentic. >> yes it has 300 pleats it symbolizes the wealth of a woman. i would be considered a good catch because i have a lot of embroidery. >> a lot of embroidery equals good catch i like that. this ribbon means i'm single. >> really? >> yes. >> so for the women who are dancing if they are wearing a they are taken? >> in cheque and slovak culture. >> i am single and i'm wealthy and i'm a great catch. so fun. ink it is so important for milwaukee to have this event? >> every place it is important because of diversity and culture, but because to understand ethnicity to understand diversity you need to unde understand others. i think if we in general would understand each other's cultures better things would be so much more peaceful. >> agreed. i think it's such a cool opportunity for parents to have a conversation with kids. saying this is part of our family history and then, visiting the different areas and these are you know other dive

that's what in case of slovakia. it happened on july 1st. so, the main focus of our presidency was actually to reflect on the, what to do both on the institution side, the council will be very much part of those considerations, how to negotiation the relationship with the uk in the future and as we can see there is actually mushrooming of the negotiating themes that are under the council then under the european commission and european parliament will have say to the whole process. of course national governments are stepping in. national parliaments, public interest organizations, groups. it will be very complicated process from the institution point of view, but also from the point of substance as david mentioned. from the perspective of the slovak presidency, the reflection of 27. they will hold their first summit in mid-september. we have for six months to prepare our own reflections back to our capitals. there will be two processes, one will be actual negotiations with the uk, but also the second part of the process will be the reflection

missing persons poster in the slovakia neighborhood where alexander mullins family lives. the pleas for help are still up and there was hope to the very end. >> i prayed every night. >> and i drove around the neighborhood because i live here, too. every person i saw, it isn't him. >> this family that doesn't want body was found with a gunshot wound to the test. >> we were told he was jumped and shot in the chest. that's all they was told so far. >> and shannon close to the family. >> it is sad. >> who can take a 16-year-old boy's life for what reason. what did he do to deserve this. >> we are told alexander was last seen walking to his high school specializing in environmental sciences a ways from his home. home was found. >> and his sister amber talked to us by phone in tears saying he was loved by many. >> one neighbor noticed strange activity at this vacant home. we have asked would he have gotten involved with people in trouble. there's a lot of speculations out there. >> on cleveland's east side catherine bosley, cleveland 19. missing there were neighborhood searches.

. >> an international exhibit of funeral services in slovakia is featuring this. this is a grave digging competition, professional funeral companies across central europe hope the event would shed a more positive light on their accuracy, precision, all on digging graves without the help of modern tools. impressive. two brothers proved victorious against nooinl other teams. good things these graves they're using aren't going to be really used. >> they're trying to said positive light on the industry, then i see a guy dressed as a grim reaper. >> part of the day's work. thanks for being with us. have a great weekend. >> i'm ayman mohyeldin. today." we'll see you back here on monday morning. >> we're not with this. i think it's bull crap. it's stupid and needs end. >> kim: anti-trump protestors getting more violent. some tired of everything that has to do with government. we te one in moments. also finally open, veterans in southern nevada finally have a place to get the medical care they need. it's a lot closer to home. more on what the new v.a. center pahrump is of

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. >> an international exhibit of funeral services in slovakia is featuring this.tition, professional funeral companies across central europe hope the event would shed a more positive light on their industry. each team was judged on speed, accuracy, precision, all on digging graves without the help of modern tools. impressive. two brothers proved victorious against nooinl other teams. good things these graves they're using aren't going to be really used. >> they're trying to said positive light on the industry, then i see a guy dressed as a grim reaper. >> part of the day's work. thanks for being with us. have a great weekend. >> i'm amyman mohyeldin. thanks for watching "early today." we'll see you back here on monday morning. breakg now threbodiefounovernhtg >>> breaking now, three bodies found overnight inside a burning home. our crew just arrived on the scene. we'll bring you a live report. >>> plus a third night of violent protests across the country and in the east bay. oakland was the epicenter as protesters shut down an artery of traffic. >>> cordial meetin

a team from slovakia "killed" the competition... they dug out their grave in 54 minutes. it's blue man group's 25th they're receiving a unique gift--a key to the strip.. clark county commissioner steve sisolak presented the group with the key earlier today. over the years the blue man group has performed more than 10,000 shows. representatives says their success over the years is due to the people who come out to watch all of their many performances. president elect donald trump has two months to make the transition to the white house. and america is getting ready for some big changes. "my goal is on january 21st is that america is in the strongest position possible. " we'll go live to washington d-c and get the latest on decisions being made... and how our current president feels about them. a major update to the "making a murderer" saga. the decision made today... that will change the life of one of the men featured in the documentary. stay in the loop with your local and national stories with our fox5 app. you can download it free... update you now on breaking news we

. >> the missing person's posters wallpaper the slovakia village neighborhood where alexander mullins lived. the on-line posts from the family asking for help is still up. earlier there was hope to >> i drove around the neighborhood because i live here, too. every person i saw, is that him? >> reporter: this family friend who doesn't want to be on camera stopped by to see the vacant home where alexander's body was found with a gunshot wound to the chest. >> all they were cold he was jumped and shot in the chest. >> so many questions to shannon, also close to the family. >> it is 16-year-old boy's life for what reason. what did he do to deserve this. >> alexander was last seen walking to his high school specializing in environmental sciences. a ways from home and a couple of blocks from the home where he was found. the family not wanting to say anything on camera and his sister talked to us by phone in tears only to say he was loved by many. noticed strange activity at this vacant home. we asked would he have gotten involved with people who are trouble? there's a lot of speculation at

foreign leaders which he is doing, the campaign he talked to, the leaders of lochte of, panama, slovakia and sweden, if you are talking about foreign-policy it would seem you have no background in the military, one of the things about these briefings are tailored to the person who is getting them. i don't know what the right number is. it doesn't seem enough. laura: when you look at the historical perspective obama, even in a deep died braving, george w. bush, bill clinton, november 13th, in 1992, that is the first one. some will take them later. >> and taking the brief, president obama according to the government accountability office participated in 42% of the personal daily briefing. it is the same with the president-elect. he may be going somewhere for the daily briefing telling them what is going on as you mentioned, the vice president-elect is doing that but doesn't mean mister trump is not being briefed or advised or isn't reading about the nature of what is happening on a day-to-day basis. we have to keep that in mind but the media, this is the issue, wouldn't suggest that. they

year-old alex mullins went missing henry mullins says combed through dozens of vacant homes in the slovakia village sickened and sad by what they saw going through trash trying to find clues of what became of alex. mullins found out when his son called 911 he feared he didn't make it out of the neighborhood alive. mullins acknowledge his son wasn't perfect and had normal teenage issues and the victim's father says alex didn't have a drug problem, was soft spokenan got along with everyone. >> that was his problem. he talked to too many people anded to help. that's not a quality to have around here anymore. >> reporter: i have been in touch with cleveland police today. unfortunately there are no leads, no arrests and no suspect description in this homicide as well. of course the family hoping that will change. there is a vigil starting as we alex was found. getting answers, jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> chris: thanks for that. >>> all roads open after a gas leak 271 northbound and southbound in warrensville heights. the gas has been turned off. the leak was blamed on work crews that accident

ten teams from slovakia, poland, and hungary competed in the event. the teams were judged on both speed and accuracy. each grave had to be dug to five feet deep, six and a half feet long, and three feet wide. no modern tools were allowed, only shovels and picks. the winning time was 54 minutes. sean: that is a lot of work to do that. erin: those exact specifications. a student in the u.k. has developed what's claimed to be the world's first robot lawyer. sean: joshua browder created the robot after receiving several inspiration. the robot, which takes the form of the website chatbot, asks a series of questions before generating an appeal. it can even use google street view to include a picture of where the ticket was issued. >> once it knows the legal issue, it then takes down details and then places these details into a legally-sound appeal, which can be sent directly to the local authorities. erin: joshua says that within nine months of creating the robot lawyer more than 180,000 sean: hmm. mcdonald's offering a special treat to nutella fans. take a

no matter how minor the actor is in any country such as france, italy, hungary, poland, slovakia, czech republic, russia is usually found to be consecutived to that person, quite instrumental and not underestimate the resources available to the kremlin from the previous -- from the past. all of this, the officer, secret agents, and especially when they have a lot of money available, and constantly in use. so in my opinion, there is no doubt that the kremlin is trying to make everything possible to prevent hillary from winning. in fact, "donald trump. the interesting question, in my opinion, is why the critics of donald trump are consistently exposed having certain kind of links to russia and following closely the media, president obama kremlin media. putin in russia appearing in all sightings that turn out to be fake from these sources. this is something that has to be investigated here. >> actually, hillary clinton with all of the things that could be said about her, russian administration don't have any connection with the trump or the hillary camp. but still, we don't have a position

to slovakia and something you never knew you needed, a speed digging contest., no modern tools allowed in this one, it's a bit too morbid for us here, so we're not digging any deeper into this one today. the national toy hall of fame held their annual induction ceremony last night. this year's inductees, dungeons and dragons, little people, and the swing. since i'll never admit to playing dungeons and dragons, we're not covering that. the latest craze taking over from the ice bucket challenge and planking. yesterday it got elevated to an entirely new level. ♪ we're not covering that story, either, but i have to admit, guys, it's the best i've seen. i don't think it's going to be topped. >>> when we come back, let's look at foreign policy challenges that president-elect trump will face, and, ali, do you have something? >> do you want to maybe not play dungeons and dragons after the show? >> we could not do it. >> i'll see you in the hall. >> okay. these goofy glasses. yeah. well, we gotta hand it to fedex. they've helped make our e-commerce so easy, and now we'r

we're expecting germany and slovakia and junior trade representatives, diplomats, someone from the u.s as well, as well as the eu trade commissioner. what she said in an interview was that it is totally impossible to say what donald trump's victory means. it was not high up on the election agenda. they want to know what these negotiations and if they will continue. they have their 15th round of negotiations in early october and this is very much up in the air. the eu says it is still keen to come to a free trade agreement with the u.s., one that is balanced and comprehensive an ambitious. the big question mark is over trump. all that sounds conciliatory. how important is the u.s.-eu trade relationship? >> it is conciliatory from the eu side. euterms of trade between the and u.s., it is very important. u.s.ent report said the alone accounted for 40% of the growth in eurozone exports last year. they are each other's biggest trading partners in terms of total trade, $700 billion in total two-way goods trade last year. if you look at where the u.s. imports come from, the second-biggest sou

that trip to europe was to compete in the world puzzle championship in slovakia, where the 15 year old did very well. >> 200 people competed. how did you do? >> i ended up getting tent as an individual. >> out of everyone? >> out of everyone, yes. >> yes, 15 year old math and puzzle wiz went to europe and finished ten in the world. >> his guidance counselor, valerie, says he's a prodigy. >> he has been doing meat at cb west since in elementary school. pretty much exited our highest level ap math. so he's a pretty incredible kid. very intelligent. very mathematical, scientific, and he makes puzzled. >> walker showed me some of his puzzled. i tried to keep up. >> show me what this is, what's this called? >> how do you spell in a? >> sillomino. >> okay. >> every of connected scores has to have a clue, tell me something about it, so seven plus, already have the four, so that would be a one and two remains, have the one up here. >> next year you know he's head he had back for world title. >> my goal is to make the championship next year. >> can you do it? >> yes, in india. >> wow. >> so i'm

a team from slovakia "killed" the competition... they dug out their grave in 54 minutes. ((anchor chat)) a beautiful tribute to a young mother. coming up, the special reason this little girl is recreating jason feinberg joins us from the newsroom with a look at what's coming up in the next two hours. i dont know how to say this... maybe just imagne the poop emoji now imagine that powering our automobiles. that's one story... oh and why fungus is making its way into our furnitue and its a good thing! he is noble... pois joey is our pet pal for the week. see how you can adopt him we'll be right we don't have a lot of grocery stores here in our neighborhood and we want our neighbors to have access to good things at affordable prices. the only thing easy in our community is fast food. ?? well hello! wow! we're here to offer some help. welcome! retirement, huh? i mean, look at the size of this thing! who doesn't need a sweet potato that size? they took the time to care what our project was about. here you go. and that was something that i'll truly treasure. sweetie, you know w

recommendations or priorities is unexpected and that's what exactly happened with brexit in case of slovakia. >> we'll leave this to return live to the united kingdom where the chair of the british inquiry into the iraq war is answering questions on the uk's decision to get involved in the war in ira iraq. >> we crafted a carefully thought through form of words about that. the process by which the view was reached by the british government and its principal legal advisor, the attorney general, we thought was unsatisfactory, deficient in more than a few respects. that did not enable us to come to the conclusion neither did we say we endorsed that advice in which it was shared with government. 123 you had a judge led inquiry, that would not be it either because it's determinative and that's not a position to want to offer that opinion. i know others have in the netherlan netherlands, for example, but it has no effect. what is the point? the point for us was to draw a lesson about the way in which legal advice on such a critical issue is developed and endorsed and understood, frankly, by cabine