. >>> breaking news overnight in southwest florida where an officer accidentally shot and killed a woman during a training exercise. authorities in punta gorda say mary knollton a shooting but something went very wrong. >> during the first scenario in a horrible accident participant mary knollton was struck with a live round and she was pronou pronounced deceased. >> she moved to florida from minnesota. the police officer involved has been placed on leave as an investigation is now under way. >>> also breaking overnight gunfire broke out in ferg, missouri, during a demonstration for michael brown. death. witnesses say the shots were fired after cars sped through the crowd hitting a protester. police say there's no evidence anyone was actually shot. brown's shooting by white police officers sparked national protests but a grand jury and the justice department cleared the officer in that shooting. >>> speaking of the doj releasing its report on the department, on the baltimore police department a year-long investigation found a pattern of racial discrimination that includes illegal stop, s

mateen's attendance until afterwards and clinton disavows hisuprt >>> eaking news overnight in southwest florida where an officer accidentally shot and killed a woman during a training exercise. authorities in punta gorda say -yolmary knowlton was among a group of residents taking a class in community policing and was involved in a role play with an officer, which was to simulate a shooting, but something went very wrong. >> during the first scenario in a horrible accident, participa struck with a live round. ly she was transported toee memori hospital where she was pronounced deceased. >> kwlton had moved to florida from minnesota. been placed on leave as an has investigation is nower way. >>> alakinreovernight, gunfire broke out in ferguson, for michael brown. protestead gathered to mark the se anniversary of brown's de witnesses say the shots were fired after a car sped through the crowd hitting a protester. police say there's no evidence anyone was actually shot. brown's shooting by a white police officer sparked national protests, but a grand jury and the stice department cleared the office

more news nowa controversial chemical is being sprayed throughout southwest florida as a way to fight the spread of zika.naled has been banned in europe and puerto rico. nestor mato spoke to one woman worried the pesticide may be more dangerous than the zika virus itself. "i think it is a far greater problem then the zika virus for us here in southwest marshall has been living in naples for more than a decade. she says the naled chemical is scarier to her than the zika virus. the chemical is the active ingredient in mosquito spraying throughout lee and collier counties."they are openly spraying, they are spraying while we are out walking, we are sitting at sporting events."marshall says she was upset with spraying near lely high school while children and families were out during a sporting event. she says everyone is getting exposed whether they want to or not. "if we spray it's potentially harmful, and if we don't there's people can come down with a virus."naled has been controversial because of the effect it could have on pets, people and our agriculture. patrick linn of collier mos

. >>> search crews found the body of a man in a plant in southwest florida yesterday. all the workers were evacuated but people living in nearby neighborhoods didn't have to leave their homes. the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. >>> a false alarm. at the airport. police say no shots fired but there were several loud noises. the airport shut down the central term investigation. people ran when they heard the noises pouring into the streets and on tarmacs. this caused a brief stoppage on the south runway, at l.a.x. >>> a woman says a simple gadget could be the key to preventing hot car deaths. she calls it the umbilical cord -- you put a child in the seat the cord connects to the handle and back seat car. if the driver gets out of the he plans to sell it for $9.99. >>> after a year of negative headlines amazon decidessed to make weekends longer and expanding with a 30-hour work woke. instead of 9:00 to 5:00, they will work fewer hours. >>> feeding tampa bay will be giving mosquito repellent to >>> there's more job fairs. one is today. they need to fi

. >> reporter: what sounded like an explosion on a southwest florida from new orleans to orlando. the plane took off shortly after 9:00 a.m. a short time later, emergency landing in pensacola. >> this is a boeing 737 in emergency status. >> i saw metal flapping and i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: the boeing 737 landed safely carrying 99 passengers and five crew members. southwest said it was a, quote, mechanical issue with the number one engine. photos taken aboard show the engine completely ripped away. southwest told us they bought the plane in 2000. >> reporter: the national transporti investigating this engine failure. southwest believes this was an isolated incident. the airline also refunding customers the cost of the flight and providing a $500 voucher for future travel, for a trip they won't soon forget. jolene kentd, nbc news. >>> chicago's wave of deadly violence has taken the life of dwyane wade's cousin. the shooting happened just one day after wade took part in a town hall about the city's violence story. >> we might have a person shot over here. >> reporter:

. >>> police in southwest florida are promising a thorough investigation after a woman was shot and killed in a police role playing is scenario. it happened at a so-called citizens academy, a free course for civilians designed to get insight into law enforcement. people were selected in random to take part in a shoot don't shoot situation, to see how police make decisions. one was librarian mary, who was mistakenly hit with a bullet. >> we are mourning and missing mary, as she was a vital member of our community. officials are offering free grief counseling to the town. >>> and a justice report found that baltimore police routinely discriminate against black people and use excessive force. they were being investigated for the year following the death of fg and that officers are not held accountable for misconduct. >>> and they say that gangs are noting to shoot police here in retaliation for the death of paulo neil. he was a car theft suspect and he was shot in the back in a chase last month. >> and a dangerous bacteria forced a hospital in maryland to shut down their neonatal care unit. t

. >> reporter: what sounded like an explosion on a southwest florida from new orleans to orlando. the pilot diverted the plane and made an emergency landing in 737 in emergency status. >> i was crying, especially after all was said and done and hearing how it could have been way worse. >> reporter: the boeing 737 landed safely carrying 99 passengers and 5 crew members. southwest said it was a, quote, mechanical issue with number one engine. photos taken aboard show the engine completely ripped away. southwest told us they bought in plane in 2000. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board now investigating this engine failure. southwest believes this was an isolated incident. the airline refunding passengers the cost of a flight and a voucher. >>> chicago's wave of deadly violence has taken the life of dwyane wade's cousin. the shooting happened town hall about the city's violence epidemic that's taken hundreds of lives. morgan radford has the story. >> reporter: hot shell casings on the ground and a community reeling once again. >> it's like there's no end to it. it ju

. >> marie: a controversial chemical being sprayed throughout southwest florida as a way to fight the spread of zika. it has been banned in europe and puerto rico but it is being used here in the united states. kill mosquitos on contact. health officials say if used properly the chemical poses no risk to humans but some people living in south florida say they are concerned about getting exposure whether they want to or not. and that it could have a bad impact anyway. >> they're spraying while we're out walking. we're sitting at sporting events. it is a far greater problem than the zika virus. >> marie: on the other hand, other residents say the risk minimize the spread of the virus. the chemical has been used in the united states for decades. county officials say they use the chemical in small doses and have a schedule for when they are spraying on their website. >> gerard: there are new doubts being cast on brazil's version of the incident in rio involving ryan lochte and three other swimmers. a new investigation along with one of the swimmers retelling the events are reportedly in l

florida. there are storm watches in effect for thursday into friday morning. again 350 miles south-southwest of tampa, florida. it's crawling to the north-northeast at 7 miles per hour. as we track hermine, around apalachicola at 2:00 a.m. wins of 70 miles per hour at this point not thinking it's a hurricane when it makes landfall, but a tropical storm. and unlike yesterday the track was well off the coast, now it pulls itself inland over the carolinas and virginias and then emerges off somewhere off cape may or stone harbor or avalon into sun afternoon with heavy rainfall. as we look at the latest and get closer to the weekend, the models will get a handle on this, and the key points the track is shifting west and rides up the east coast and possible heavy rain and wind at the shore and coastal flooding and beach erosion. we'll talk about this and the end to heat wave 6 with storms tonight. >>> as we get closer to the holiday weekend, 6abc.com/weather has you covered. there you can find the weather updates including the seven-day forecast, be sure to interact with our team of meteorologists

we have been keeping an eye on 99 now, this area of southwest florida. it's weakening. florida and the bahamas as we head into the end of the weekend, and look at the track through the gulf of mexico. it could pick up steam over the warm waters, it will be something to watch over the next couple of days, but it won't have any threat to us. something we're monitoring, for today temperatures 70 to 87, and lovely day for anything you have planned, enjoy it. last weekend of august. sox game tonight, upper 70s and for tomorrow pleasant in the 70s as well. getting away this weekend, beach weekend, temperatures in the upper 70s, low 80s, lots of sunshine throughout the weekend, maybe you're heading up north, going to the lake doing some boating, less humid upper 70s as well. we will continue that trend into sunday, too. 7 on 7 forecast. the weekend looks great. mid 80s inland. cooler along the coastline. we will watch that front sunday into monday. and we're staying nice and seasonal through today, too. >>> kids in mississippi are giving back. flooding victims in louisiana. th

it was last night in southwest florida. mary knowlton, former librarian, volunteered for an exercise that simulated lethal forts. she was hit by a live round instead of a blank. the officer is on administrative leave during the investigation. e the justice department released a report on the baltimore police department. they discriminated against black people and used excessive force. the doj found that black people were more likely to be stopped and searched by the police. and nearly half of the 300,000 pedestrian stops from 2010 to 2015 were made in two predominantly black neighborhoods. >> the violations have eroded the trust between the police department and the community it serves. >> the probe was launched after the death death of freddie gray. he died from injuries suffered in police custody. the commissioner said refarm forms are underway. >>> a long time espn anchor has died. john saunders passed away this morning. he has been anchoring the sunday morning show the sports report for 15 years. over the years he did p

methodist churches in southwest florida paid for the 26 water fewerification units. a food bank in the midwest provided food pacts than 10,000 meals. a member of the church of the pines in nacomas paid for the cost of the flight. cuban church leaders will be there to meet the plane. >>> with americans living longer there are concerns that many are not saving enough for retirement. financial experts say there's one way your boss can actually help. when companies automatically enroll employees in a savings plan 88% participate. compared to less than half who asset managers suggest putting away 15% of your salary to save for retirement. if you can't do it all at once they say start saving gradually like adding 2% a year. >>> a new study shows teens who focus on weight and dieting are at higher risk of eating disorders. and they are at risk at both ends of the spectrum. both for anorexia and overseating. fasting methods to lose weight quickly can also put teens at risk. experts say the best thing to and lifestyle and one simple thing parents can do, sit down to dinner ev

school in the wi that's where they will able to discuss their efforts to combat the virus in southwest floridayou. >>> we're learning more about the shooting of an off duty firefighter in the district over the weekend. according to the police report, he was shot on the left side of his face by someone on a motorcycle. this happened while he was sitting in his car with his young daughter on southern avenue in southeast. the little girl was not hurt. the firefighters union says he was airlifted to baltimore shock trauma and is expected to recover. >>> his colleagues say he always took pictures and signed autographs for all of his fans after he performed. an up-and-coming rapper was killed over the weekend. the community. >>> we've heard a lot of strange stories coming out of the olympics. not always triumphant. >> two coaches showed their frustration in an odd way. they stripped. >> huh? >> the mongolian wrestling coaches took off their clothes and threw their shoes. >> so they were angry that their wrestler, the one in red right here, was penalized for taunting and refusing to engage his oppone

that's where they will able to discuss their efforts to combat the virus in southwest florida.k to you. forecast. after those heavy rains, we're feeling much cooler here, chuck bell. >> we like it, too. after 15 out of the last 16 days have been 90 or higher, 45 days in the 90s so far this year, but this week we start to turn the corner a little bit, back toward a little bit more of an autumnal pattern. it's a beautiful day. the only thing wrong with today is it's monday. not much we can do about that. the weather will have a nice low qact on your plans today. 100% sunshine. nice breeze out of the north and nest. 68 in fredricks, maryland, 64 in front royal. oakland, maryland, down to 54 degrees. tomorrow morning, our outlying suburbs may be closer to the 50s than 60s. there goes the last round of thunderstorms here late last night into early evening hours. that's off the eastern coast and away from us. high pressure building in from the ohio valley promises to keep us not only sunny and dry today but the next couple of days. we're in the 60s now. highs today up into the low, p

. >>> a controversial chemical banned in europe and puerto rico is being spread in southwest florida as a way to fight the spread of zika. it has some floridians asking the chemical is a far greater risk than the virus itself. >> reporter: she says the chemical is scarier to her than the zika virus. the chemical is the active ingredient in mosquito spraying throughout lee and collier county. >> they're spraying while we're out walking, sitting at sporting events. >> reporter: marshall says she was upset with spraying near the high school while children and families were out during a sporting event. she says everyone is getting exposed whether they want to or not. >> if we spray it's potentially harmful. and if we don't there's a the chance people come down with the virus. >> reporter: it's been controversial because of the effect it could have on pets, people and agriculture. patrick lynn tells us he can't say the chemical is perfectly safe. with travel-related cases of zika within the community the main concern is minimizing the sword. >> reporter: collier county uses it in small do

about 300 or so miles south-southwest of tampa, florida. the thunderstorms are blossoming and wrapping itself around and creating a center of the storm. winds sustained at 45 miles per ho

we have the heating going on in the showers and thunderstorms here, you can see off the southwest coast of florida, and still showers to generate deeper atmospheric moisture and pressure down south. in case you missed it it's 99l, an area of investigation, invest, the forecast continues to be all over the place as we anticipated yesterday without being able to lock on in the center point itself. the trend for the computer we'll see if that trend has carried on and whether that system has upgraded to the tropical depression tomorrow into saturday. gaston is out there, the pronunciation says gaston, it's out there, so, it was a hurricane for a period of time. 92, 30% rain chance lower. better chances south for tomorrow. saturday and sunday, we talked about the rain chances, close to average with a few more clouds monday and tuesday, and by the end seasonal rain chances will be back with afternoon storms. >>> if you've been cheated when you need help. she's on your side "better call behnken." >>> no big surprise, investigator shannon behnken continues to hear from hernando county residents questionin

the storm has sustained winds of 40 miles an hour, about 450 miles west southwest of florida. she should turn more to the northeast with increasing speed on a track that would approach the northwest florida coast on thursday afternoon. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. back to you in washington. david: thank you. let's get back to the markets, s&p 500 wiping out gains to end a five-month winning streak. joining now is the chief market strategist asset manager where he over the is it hundred $47 billion and asked its. energy, we have the data showing stockpiles grew, vonnie is highlighting their stock prices falling a bit. to what extent are you concerned about energy policies role? question not very concerned. it is a good question. even off to the lows when we were in the high 20's, our view was supply would equate with demand probably in 2017, maybe late 2017. wouldpectation was oil write its way back where our terminal is spirit we do not spend a lot of time worrying about a few dollars up or down. and norma

it's about 400 or so miles southwest of tampa florida. you can see bands of heavy rain mock onshore on the west coast. now, the projected track from the national hurricane center northeastern gulf of mexico and as a tropical storm later tomorrow, and so it looks like it would be heading to the east of appalachian cola and then moving right along the immediate coastline. doesn't have much of a chance of becoming a hurricane because so much of its circulation is over land. but it gets to the north carolina coast and where does it go from here? the current track takes it offshore and starts to curve it towards new england because it gets trapped and it's too early to say if that's happening or it's going to come directly up to be giving us wind or rain and it shouldn't be a hurricane. but we may get wind and rain out of this. it moves on that track here and it will be coming in and curving towards us. but it may get in here and get stuck in a loop and get caught in the atmosphere block. the potential effects are some high season rough is you

southwest flight. the plane made an emergency landing after one of its engines failed in mid-flight . this is the picture of that engine that one of the passenger took after the landing on in pensacola florida saturday.. southwest says te happened on a flight from new orleans to orlando. the engine failure caused the cabin to lose pressure, so the passengers had to use oxygen masks. the plane still landed safely and no one was hurt. federal investigators are still looking into what happened. coming up at six -- an officer saves a man from being run over by train...and its all caught on camera. u-s gymnast gabby douglas missed a scheduled appearance at the m-t-v video music awards with her olympic teammates. what landed her back in the hospital-- twice in one day. and the packers gearing up for ready to play just yet. and what he's saying about his recovery - comi may i acquire your stapler? what is the magical word? stapler. thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch a

and a few swells in our here southwest of florida, and this may strengthen. it will bring quite a bit of rain into the gulf and then into florida as it kind of curves out to sea to our south but there is another feature north of there, off the mid atlantic coastline, and this one forecast to strengthen into a tropical storm, and likely within the next 24 hours or so, and there are watches up along the outer banks of north carolina, and it's likely going to skim and then notice how it is headed northward but it will curb out to the south, ands not expecting any rain from these systems but it is kicking up the surf and a moderate risk for rip currents today at our beaches. and this will likely continue for the next couple days, as well. keep that in mind. it is 70 in beverly, low 70s in the cape, and mid 60s through worcester. there are a lot of clouds that have worked in, and we have seen this batch of cloud cover kind of dropping southward. we have the bright sunshine now in southeastern massachusetts. clouds are going to be increasing as this cold front drop

this is now sitting to the southwest of florida. but pumping a lot of rain into florida. the projected path here if it continues should pull through florida and up the east coast. now, once it does that, it nears us around saturday into sunday, again we are looking at that moderate risk for dangerous rip currents friday, saturday, sunday. that means right into the heart of when you might be heading to one of the beaches or the shore. this is a heads-up, something we'll be continuing to watch with tropical depression 9 as it moves along our direction. just a reminder, if you do get yourself in that dangerous situation, do not try to swim against that pull, but instead try to swim parallel to the shore until you're no longer feeling the tug and then diagonal back to the shore. let's talk about temperatures. those will be dropping, but still hot right now. let's go to first alert meteorologist sheena par sheen. >> it still feels like summer. average high 83. today many areas still around 90 degrees. but nice sky conditions out there. that will continue, good news, through yo

tropical depression number eight just down, southwest of florida, tropical depression number nine andhen a cold front stretching from canada back in the special planes. that brings our next round of wet weather but that does this is come until tonight. look at had happens with tropical deregulars number nine. it looks like it is bringing with it some soaking rain to especially to florida but then it turns out to sea. right on the tail end, of this, at least posing potential to make another left-hand turn, nearby our shores. still so many days yet to come. we will keep you posted. we don't anticipate any kind of direct impact from this but it looks like a depression that turns into a tropical storm before everything is all said and done. it is not a bad excuse to hit the pool my friend, hot, sun which certainly some clouds out there but humid as well, you will want the excuse to take a dip, 90 degrees in that sunshine, phillies back at home again tonight with the first pitch temperature of 83, but we are expecting these spotty showers to begin firing up, as early as evening but especia

pictures taken from a southwest airlines' plane seems to show the engine blown apart. the plane makes an emergency landing in pensacola, floridasouthwest says there was no explosion but the flight from new orleans was diverted halfway through the flight after the pilot detected some sort of problem. the boeing 737 landed though with no reported injuries. ed passengers -- 99 passengers and five crew members were all on board. >>> on the ground, not explosions but gunfire that is the big concern. the uc davis campus held a major drill today to prepare for a possible shooter situation. kristin simose has the story. >> reporter: a scene of terror played out too many times at campuses across the country. [ sound of gunfire ] this time, at uc davis, and this time fortunately it's just a drill. >> ready? move. the scenario is lone gunman who's distraught and who is upset at the university and he's come here to do us harm. >> reporter: active shooter training including not only police and fire. >> i need a gun up on the second floor. >> reporter: but students and employees who work in the hall. the very same people who could be in the

. >> and clues over an emergency landing in florida after a southwest flight's engine fails mid-flight. that flight was on its way to orlando from new orleans saturday morning when all of a sudden the plane started to attack on smoke and losing altitude quickly. airline officials confirmed there was a mechanical issue with the number one engine, you can see the damage there in the photo. the pilot was able to land safely in pensacola, none of the passengers -- or one of the passen knew the situation was serious when the oxygen masks dropped. >> i had any 5-year-old sitting next to me, i looked out the window, there was the smoke. i held him more close and i looked back and it was gone, just saw metal flapping. >> according to southwest none of the 99 passengers or five crew members were hurt during the rough ride. they all boarded another plane later took them to orlando. >>> meantime two american pilots are suspended after they were arrested for trying to fly alcohol. united airlines pilots were arrested shortly after takeoff from scotland to new jersey. the flight was boarding with 1

southwest atlantic. point it gets to south florida and then there is a pretty big discrepancy. some go east of our state. the european model last night was intenfying wha would b hermine. and has it heading for texas. they are now predicting, the models are predicting high pressure off of the carolina coast and forcing storms this way, the weakening high would force storms up to the north and andn fact the eventual outcome would be a tropical storm or a cat one hurricane going up the spain of the state monday into tuesday. at is a forecast to me that kind of makes sense. but i'm not going to say it's exactly going to happen. near mmi and then pallelling the west coast which is obviously something we don't want to see and i don't think it will verify just like that. just refuses to develop ther system, taking in the sheer and showing the general area of low pressure over the state overhe weekend. there's a lot more to come. again, dave is in tomorrow morning and we'll be talking about it tomorrow night, and we are also on febook twitter. don't forget myfoxhurricane.com. and tomo

florida here. this will more than likely strengthen as well into a tropical system as it is currently 195 miles west-southwestst, florida. so something to track and something that we'll continuouslily bring us that rip current risk. here's your five day at 5:00. warm and less humid tomorrow high temperature at 89. 91 on wednesday with that humidity returning. then finally the cooler weather returns thursday, friday and saturday, temperatures then, guys, only in the 80's. we'll take a closer look coming up at 5:30. >> okay. >> melissa thank you. >>> there is much more to come in the next half hour of "action news" at 5:00 a camden woman is pleading for the public's help after precious family heirlooms are stolen by thieves. we'll hear from her directly. >> those stories and more including sports when "action news" continues in a moment. >> ♪ >> "action news" at 5:00 continues now. we are following breaking news out of atlantic county tonight. five people were shot in egg harbor township. one of those victims has died. new jersey state police and several other police police departments were holding two differen

of the great responsibility pilots have after an engine problem forced a southwest flight to make an emergency landing in florida. passengers praised the pilot. >> we're grateful we were watched over and we had good pilots. >> as for the two pilots arrested this weekend, they are being held at a police station in scotland. those passengers finally arriving here in newark. those pilots are expected to appear in court tomorrow morning. kristen? >> morgan, thank you for that report. >>> in louisiana now tragedy for a group of workers headed to flood ravaged baton rouge. two people were killed and more than 40 jurd when their charter bus crashed into several vehicles. police say the bus driver does not have a license and admitted politics and questions over donald trump's signature campaign issue deporting undocumented immigrants. also tonight we're getting a look at the stark differences in how trump and hillary clinton are prepare ing for their very first debate. we have two reports tonight beginning with jacob rascon in iowa. what's the latest there? >> reporter: the trump campaign working overtime to calm neshs.

florida. after a southwest flight's engine fails mid-flight. that flight was traveling from new orleans to orlando saturday morning when all of a sudden that plane started to fill with smoke and dropping in altitude quickly. the airline officials confirm there was a mechanical issue with the number one engine. the pilot was able to land safely in pensacola. says she knew the situation was serious when the oxygen masks dropped. >> i have my 5-year-old next to me. soy looked out the witnessed window, there was smoke and then i just saw metal flapping. >> according to southwest airlines none of the 99 passengers or five crew on board were hurt during the rough ride. they all boarded another plane that took them to their destination in orlando. >>> meantime two american pilots are suspended after they were arrested for trying to under the influence of alcohol. the united airlines pilots were arrested after they were preparing to take off for that flight from scotland to new jersey. the flight was boarding with 141 passengers saturday morning when p

southwest we have more continuing right along the gulf coast, florida, louisiana, all going to see heavy rain. the southwest also will because of the monsoon. moisture continuing to return there. storm ls and possible severe weather up into the midwest and the heat is on. excessive heat warnings continue to expand today. from dallas, texas all the way to kansas city. temperatures will feel like 105 to 110 and that starts to get to a dangerous level. plus the humidity turning more uncomfortable all across the eastern half of the country. "world wide exchange" continues after this. >>> welcome back and good morning. let's get you up to speed on the market this morning. future points higher just barely. dow futures up. we're building on gains. s&p up 3.had4. nasdaq up 6.8. closed at a new high. we'll get some minor economic data points today. including mortgage applications and the labor report on layoffs and quit rates. also retail earnings including michael kors. now to the olympics. if you went to sleep early you missed some great moments in rio. joins us live from brazil with all the hi

of the great responsibility pilots have after an engine problem forced a southwest flight to make an emergency landing in florida. passengers praised the pilot. >> we're definitely grateful we were watched over and we had good pilots. >> as for the two pilots arrested this weekend, they are being held at a police station in scotland. those passengers finally arriving here in newark. meanwhile, those two pilots are expected to appear in court tomorrow morning. kristen? >> morgan, thank you for that report. >>> in louisiana now tragedy for a group of workers headed to flood ravaged baton rouge. two people including a local fire chief were into several vehicles. police say the bus driver does not have a license and admitted he's an undocumented immigrant. >>> and now to politics and questions over donald trump's signature campaign issue deporting undocumented immigrants. also tonight we're getting a look at the stark differences in how trump and hillary clinton are prepare ing for their very first debate. we have two reports tonight beginning with jacob rascon in iowa. what's the latest there? >> reporter:st the tr

this -- as investigators search for clues -- in a southwest flight -- that made an emergency landing in florida... abc's -- alex marquardt reporting -- on a jittery weekend in the skies. script: nats tonight, a pair of air scares on u-s airlines - two american pilots taken into custody saturday morning in scotland, suspected of trying to fly their boeing 757 under the influence of alcohol the united airlines pilots, 45 and 35 years old - were allegedly prepared to take off from glasgow airport to newark ganyard sot // this 12 hours bottle to throttle may not be sufficient to make sure that the crew is still physically and mentally capacitated. the flight - was boarding?due to take off with 141 passengers at 9am?when the police made the arrest. a more senior pilot was reportedly not arrested? the plane finally taking off at 7:15 p.m? confused passengers - i'm really really happy somebody had the strength to report that they were concerned whether or not the pilot was drunk the faa has protocols in place to randomly test pilots for drug and alcohol.. ganyard so the faa does thousands of random sp

after an engine problem forced a southwest flight to make an emergency landing in florida. passengers praised the pilots. >> we're definitely grateful up we were so safe and watched over and we had good patriots. >> as for the two pilots arrestd this weekend, they're being held in a police >> the two pilots are expected o appear in court in scotland latr today. in the news courtroom, kris anderson, 7news. >> the company up sells the devices say they'll run for abot $300 that's half of what they're charging for the brand name epipens. >> after enduring sharp criticim prices, drug maker mylan has announced its own generic versin of the epipen. $300, which is half the cost of the brand name epipen. >> there leased a statement saying the generic will offer an ease of the burden on the patient. some pharmacist are weary saying they'll believe it when they actually see the price lowering the price, but even at $300, it's still very expensive. >> mylan's auto inject will be identical to the product. they will be able to swap in the generic if doctors write a prescription for epipe