that's passenger stephanie miller and her husband michael putting theirs on. sot stephanie miller / passenger the children were screaming and crying flight data shows the plane above 30 thousand feet quickly descending over 20 thousand feet in just 8 minutes sot stephanie miller / passenger our ears started popping because we went down pretty safely in pensacola -- only about 30 minutes after taking off. sot col. stephen ganyard, usmc (ret. the point here is this was not just any engine failure. this was an explosive event. this is very,very rare and it's very dangerous. engine threw metal into cabin. someone could have been killed. tag: southwest telling us tonight the"re cooperating with passengers say they are thankful for the pilot who kept them alive. the zika virus -- is here in our state. northern nevada health officials -- confirming zika in a pregnant woman -- who traveled abroad. it's the fourth confirmed case in washoe county. they're not sure where the woman traveled. but they say -- you have to take extra caution -- if you're heading to places whe

stephanie miller: the children were screaming and crying. diane: flight data shows the plane above 30,000 feet quickly descending over 20,000 feet in just eight minutes. stephanie miller: our ears started popping, because we went down pretty fast. diane: the boeing 737 landing safely in pensacola,nl 30 minutes after taking off. col. stephen ganyard: the point here is this was not just any engine failure. this was an explosive event. this is very, very rare and it's very dangerous. engine threw metal into cabin. it was close to where someone was sitting. someone could have easily been killed. diane: southwest says they are cooperating with federal investigators. passengers say they are thankful for the pilot who kept them alive. line employees now facing medical complications. the screech owl's wing was broken when it hit a trolley at brookline village this week. but now vets at tufts university say surgery will be challenging because the owl's blood won't flow properly. vets say the condition is linked to rat poison and is common in predator

sot stephanie miller / passenger . we heard a loud boom at about 10 thousand feet. sounded like a 18 wheeler tire this was an explosive event. this is very,very rare and it's very dangerous. engine threw metal into cabin. someone could have been killed. the pilot -- managing to safely land in pensacola. investigators -- now trying to figure out -- what caused the explosion. a thief breaks into a coffee shop -- and takes off with most of us would be outraged. but not this owner. his message to the thief -- that has everyone talking. plus -- a disturbing find -- outside a georgia police station. why police think -- someone may be trying to place a curse on them. breaking right now. vehicle and a moped crashed -- near warm springs and east gate. the moped driver died. at this hour -- warm springs at closed. a cafe is robbed. but instead of going to the police --the owner puts up a huge letter of forgiveness -- outside the shop. crooks broke in last week -- and stole the entire cash register -- making off with 3-thousand dollars. the sign reads in part -- "if the money

. >> with an extreme fear of flying stephanie miller was uncomfortable getting on a plane but nothing prepared her for a loud explosion. >> it sounded like an 18-wheeler tire blowing on the interstate but a lot louder. >> southwest airlines says there was the number one engine on flight 3472. 99 passengers and three crew members were on board when they heard the boom. the oxygen masks dropped. >> and we were rocking and shaking and you smells something was on fire. >> the pilot was forced to divert the jet for pensacola, for the next 30 minutes all she could see was water. >> miller has never met her flown passenger but know the pair say they are bonded for live, tied together by the tragedy. >> i was praying for everyone on the plane including myself. just praying that we could get to land, we could deal with what we had to deal with. >>heotafely landed the jet in penc to southwest no oneas hurt, they are trying to figure out justow the engine blew. >> and primary election day is coming up on tuesday. the majority of people who took advantage of early voting mailed in their ballots.

that's stephanie miller and her husband michael putting the masks on. >> children were screaming anding. >> reporter: flight data shows the plane above 30,000 feet, descending to 10,000 feet in just eight minutes. the jet landing safely in pensacola 30 minutes after takeoff. >> the point is, this was an explosive event, a and this is very, very rare and very dangerous, because in this case, the engine actually threw a piece of metal into the cabin. . >> reporter: southwest airlines are cooperating with federal investigators. meantime, passengers were talking how grateful they are to the pilot for keeping them alive. >>> in england, britain is hoping to take a weeke-- the bu highway leads to the tunnel which goes to france. you can see how the bridge just shredded the truck's trailer. only one person, a motorcyclists, had minor injuries. monday is a bank holiday in england and many people have a three-day weekend. >>> some residents say they're tired of holding their noses and want to stop plans to double the size of a land phil. "abc7 news" was there when several families aired their

that's passenger stephanie miller and her husband michael putting theirs on. >> the children were screaming and crying. >> the flight data shows the plane above 30,000 feet quickly descending in just eight minutes. >> our ears started popping pretty bad since we were going down pretty fast. >> the boeing 737 landing safely in pensacola only 30 minutes after takeoff. >> this was not just any engine failure. this was an explosive event and this is very very rare and dangerous because in this case the engine threw a piece of metal into the >> passengers on board that plane talking about how grateful they are to the pilot for keeping them alive. >>> in england britain's hoping to take a weekend trip to france instead ran into a massive traffic jam. a truck slammed into a pedestrian bridge yesterday tearing it down. the busy highway leads to the channel which goes to france. you can see how the bridge shredded the truck's trailer. amazingly only one person on a motorcycle had minor injuries. the road was closed in both directions. traffic was busier than usual because tomorrow is a bank holiday

. >> reporter: that's passenger stephanie miller and her husband michael putting on their oxygen masks. flight data shows the plane above 30,000 feet, quickly descending more than 20,000 feet in just eight minutes. >> our ears started popping pretty bad. >> reporter: the boeing 737 landing safely in pensacola only about 30 minutes after takeoff. >> this was not just any engine failure. this was an explosive event. this is very very rare. and it's very dangerous. because in this case the engine actually threw a piece of metal into the cabin. somebody could have easily been killed. >> reporter: southwest airlines are cooperating with federal investigators. passengers talking about how grateful they are to the pilot for keeping them alive. >>> in england britains hoping to take a weekend trip to france ran into a massive traffic jam. a truck slammed into a pedestrian bridge, tearing it down onto the m-20 motor way which leads to the channel which leads to france. you can see how the bridge shredded the truck's trail the road was closed in both directions. traffic was heavier than usual be

that's passenger stephanie miller and her husband, michael, putting theirs on. flight dat shows the flight descending 20,000 feet in eight minutes. >> our ears started popping pretty bad. reporter: the boeing 737 landing safely in pensacola, 30 minutes after taking off. >> the point, this is not just any engine failure. this is an explosive event. dangerous, because in this case the engine actually threw a piece of metal into the cabin. it was close to where somebody was sitting. somebody could have easily been killed. reporter: southwest says they're cooperating with federal investigators. passengers are thankful for the pilot who kept them alive. dianne cho, wcvb newscenter 5. mike: another beautiful day yesterday, and no complaints about the cookou you. however, it's still dry. antoinette: i know. we would like to get some rain, for as much as we like having great weather on the weekend. mike: you know how fiercely competitive we are in boston. antoinette: always want to break records. mike: we are number one. doug: we don't want this record. mike: we don't.

that's passenger stephanie miller and her husband, michael, putting theirs on. flight data shows the plane just eight minutes. >> our ears started popping pretty bad. we were going down pretty fast. reporter: the boeing 737 landing safely in pensacola, 30 minutes after taking off. >> the point, this is not just any engine failure. this is an explosive event. this is very, very rare and very dangerous, because in this case the engine actually threw a piece of metal into the cabin. it was close to where somebody was sitting. somebody could have easily been killed. reporter: southwest says they're cooperating with federal investigators. passengers are thankful for the pilot who kept them alive. dianne cho, wcvb newscenter 5. mike: take that index finger and put it in the air. we're number one. antoinette: i thought it was a different finger you were going to say. doug: we're not talking about commuting here. mike: no, no. this is one you don't want. going for number one in snowfall. you didn't want it. antoinette: that one i understood more than this one. we don't

miller. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux. we have made it. >> daniel: we have. >> stephanie: north shore all live. talk about food. >> daniel: i love the north end. >> stephanie: staring at all of that food. >> sara: after three hours we are so stuffed in beautiful way. >> gene: freedom trail part of this hour. >> michelle: why do you love it so much? >> make it so positive and what makes the nation so special and. >> get sense what it was like to live in a small place kicking in fireplace and a lot of children, a lot of kids in small house. people can really identify what that is like and so i really connect >> rachel revere, you take part in re-enacting. >> i'm with the freedom shell foundation and interpreters that take for a walk from the freedom trail and introduce them to these sites. >> gene: i don't know where had time to go through it. >> shiri: 79 right now, 81 in medford and taking over right going to be pretty typical at noon time and then i'm want you to keep in mind if doing boston along the coast or at the beac

stephanie: tonight at miller park, the brewers and pirates are in and straight innings. the crew had their chances, especially in the bottom of the ninth. in the 10th inning, the brewers are trailing 3-2. coming up in our second half hour, our operation football game of the week between hartford and brookfield central. and, why the lancers were playing with heavy hearts kathy: u.w. milwaukee students with some mixed feelings about words. >> i think it's kind of weird. i think it's kind of restricting your freedom. adrienne: the new guidelines raising censorship concerns on campus, and how the school is setting the record straight. kathy: then, add it to your to do list. why children's hospital says you >> wisn 12 news at 10:00 adrienne: a nun stabbed to death in her home in mississippi has deep family and religious ties to the milwaukee area. this story has been developing throughout the night. kathy: wisn 12 news christina palladino spoke with family members of sister margaret held tonight. christina: i spoke with a cousin and the family's long time pastor who both live

. >> stephanie: fox 25 daniel miller is live at the scene at the courtyard marriott. this isn't a normal passenger bus. you've learned that it's a party bus? >> daniel: yeah, absolutely. jason and stephanie, good morning to you. behind me, you can see a portion of inbound lane, it's still closed while investigators investigate this crash involving a party bus. if you look to the left of this picture, you can see that party bus is still on the scene here while police look for clues in this accident. around 2:06 this morning, boston police received a call to the scene after a person -- we're not sure at this hour if they were struck while walking across -- >> stephanie: and we will get back to that breaking news scene with fox 25 daniel miller, he has been gathering information. >>> mean while, also breaking this morning, police are investigating after a triple shooting in dorchester. from this video you can see police gathering evidence at an apartment building at stratton street late last night. boston police tell us one man and woman were hospitalized with critical. n

stephanie: finally tonight at miller park, matt garza pitching well until the sixth inning. he loads the bases and gives up this. mercer, and garza is not too happy with himself. meanwhile, its mercer's first career grand slam. the brewers are trailing coming 5-3. up in about 20 minutes, week two of operation football. games from all around our area, including our feature game of the night between greendale and menomonee falls. stay tuned for that. kathy: thank you. one u.s. governor is in hot water tonight. adrienne: you'll hear the angry tirade that has some people calling for his resignation. kathy: connection between two old friends. we'll tell you how they just found out they were switched at birth. >> tonight, the path to the white house goes through hollywood. >> i think i would be distraught if we do not have face time. >> you do that a lot? >> all the time. >> have you considered using adrienne: we are following breaking news tonight, to young crash on milwaukee's north side to milwaukee police 84 people were in that car when it hit a tree just before 8:30 p.m. toni

miller. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux. we have made it. it is friday. burlington is apparently where it is >> daniel: live in burlington for the final zip trip. hi, guys. >> elizabeth: daniel is suing >> gene: brothers sister getting ready for fundraiser and lemonade stand and hillside, correct? emma >> jimmy fund saving little girl. diagnosed last downwith leukemia and ten more months to go and love the jimmy fund, near and dear to our heart, want to raise them. >> shiri: great weekend forecast as well. highs in 80s today, showers up in southern new hampshire, in the much measurable though and overnight rain drops over the cape but right now boston really just cloud and he 78 and because of high humidity feels warmer and working way into 90s and goes for boston street through 4:00 this afternoon, look at turn around and 7:00 this evening, clearing out humidity will drop and all about timing today, early afternoon, boston northward, middle afternoon and southward and take you through hour-by-hour in just a couple minutes and send because being to the st

miller. >> anchor: and i am stephanie coueignoux in for julie grauert. grab that rain jacket and umbrella because you will need it this morning. meteorologist her shiri track when the wet weather will hit. another wet one. >> shiri: another wet one steadiest canal and carver. we are looking at partly cloudy skies and from bedford to lawrence to beverly, drizzle. temperature-wise upper 60s and we will do for you as you leave the house. futurecast some of that steadiest rain. 6 a.m. tapering off over the cape and island and we have patchy, kind of lighter showers straight throughout rest of the morning commute into lunchtime even into the afternoon where we have a couple of pockets of rain. have showers and fog and then lightens up by lunch and dealing with that all-day threat. 78 to 82 for highs. chance of rain highest this morning and eases up as we head into the afternoon and even date tomorrow. we will show you when it is over for good coming up. back to you, guys. >> anchor: we are tracking weather and traffic every ten minutes. it is raining and earl

. >> happy birthday miller. stephanie picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks. >>> from parenting advice to donald trump. overnight donald trump tearing into hillary clinton with his strongest language yet. >> hillary clinton is a bigot to people of -- she sees people of color only as votes. >>> hillary clinton firing back hard in a brand new interview. >> he is taking a hate movement mainstream. he is bringing it to our communities and our country. >>> plus the wow. is he flip-flopping? teeing up on his promise to deport all undocumented immigrants. >> they will pay back taxes. they have to pay taxes. there's no amnesty. there's no amnesty. >> right. >> but we work with them. >>> and the tragic death toll is rising. nearly 250 killed in italy. eskews still ongoing. a young girl is rescued after 17 hours trapped in the rubble. >>> and a path of destruction, a surprise wave of tornados rips through indiana. >> i looked out the window and seen a funnel cloud coming. we got in the hallway and took cover and ceiling fell o

pat, my running mate, that wonderful republican who served us so well for so long, bill miller, and his wife stephaniehas done such a commendable job in chairing this convention, to mr. herbert hoover who i hope is watching, and to that -- that great american and his wife general and mrs. eisenhower. to my own wife, my family, and to all of my fellow republicans here assembled and americans across this great nation, from this moment united and determined, we will go forward together, dedicated to the ultimate and undeniable greatness of the whole man. together -- together we will win. i accept your nomination with a deep sense of humility. i accept too the responsibility that goes with it, and i seek your continued help and your continued guidance. my fellow republicans, our cause is too great for any man to feel worthy of it. our task would be too great for me man, did he not have with him the hearts and the hands of this great republican party. and i promise you tonight that every fiber of my being is concentrated to our cause that nothing shall be lacking from the struggle that can be brought to it

stephanie: slip-up with a pair of scissors that forced >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: 9:00 a.m. on friday august 19th, i'm daniel miller. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux. we have made it. >> daniel: we have. >> stephanie: north shore all live. talk about food. >> daniel: i love the north end. >> stephanie: staring at all of that food. >> sara: after three hours we are so stuffed in beautiful way. >> gene: freedom trail part of this hour.

miller. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux. we have made it. it is friday. burlington is apparently where it is >> daniel: live in burlington for the final zip trip. hi, guys. >> elizabeth: daniel is suing

here with me to discuss it all is senior trump advisor jason miller, baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is also the secretary of the democratic national committee. cnn political commentator andre bauer and symone sanders former press secretary to bernie sanders. jason, i'll start with you. a little bit less. and yet this was a tough week. i think even trump allies would acknowledge that. he fought with this family of the fallen service member, said putin is not going to make a move into ukraine even though putin has already done that in several ways. initially refused to endorse ryan, mccain or ayotte. and a string of republicans getting behind clinton. meg whitman. retiring congressman hannah and top advisors to chris christie. it's been a bad week for the trump campaign. >> first part was bumpy. back half very good for donald trump. on thursday, friday, yesterday in new hampshire donald trump had good days on the campaign trail. he is focused. he knows what he needs to do in this campaign. i think we have a unified campaign. even more so, we have a candidate that's unified with his ca

i am stephanie coueignoux in for julie grauert. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. the dreary weather continues. the big soaker hitting us now and, shiri, when will it finally stop? >> it will ease up once we hit 6:00 this morning and the cape and islands, the rest of the season seeing drizzle. upper 60s in hyannis and orleans. a steady to light to moderate rain to the cape cod canals. south coast, all light and patchy rain for you guys. goes up to abington and eases up boston, 69. looking nice and dry here. wouldn't be surprised to see mist. newbury down to malden. massachusetts looking okay and this batch of drizzle moving toward ashburnham. the drizzle involves at 7 a.m., a couple of showers around and real patchy stuff for the rest of the day. a lot of dry periods and clouds will be real tough to break apart. temperatures 73 at 3 p.m. 73 and cloudy at 7:00 this evening and high temperatures just running in the middle 70s for pretty much everybody. and inland, coast and cape that risk for rain and break down how many dry points with futurecast coming up. testify

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. >> happy birthday miller. stephanie to donald trump. overnight donald trump tearing into hillary clinton with his strongest language yet. >> hillary clinton is a bigot to people of -- she sees people of color only as votes. >>> hillary clinton firing back hard in a brand new interview. >> he is taking a hate

shaunae miller of the bahamas sprawling across the finish line and as they say, stephanie, twitter wentay. now, i'm not a track & field expert. legally, you are allowed to do this? if this is sailing, you can't dive ahead. this is allowed in track & field? does it happen normally? >> doesn't happen a lot and they won't tell you that some people actually train for it or talk about it. the fact of the matter is you can do it as long as you don't impede the other person. and in fact, it seemed like nobody knew right then who was so close who had actually won but the american won silver and said it wasn't her best race and made history but i have a feeling that this debate is not over. i can tell it's not over with you. >> all right. for my next career as a sprinter, i can dive. i just can't cut off my neighbor while diving. i got it. it was a great win anyway for allyson felix. great win for usa across the board. you know i love the olympics. >> thank you. >> you can catch olympic coverage at noon eastern here on msnbc. that wraps me up for the hour. i'm stephanie rule. right now, right he

miller park that hasn't happened since 2004. adrienne: plus, how packers running back eddie lacy is making every play count in the preseason. stephanie sutton is next in spor first, here are tonight's russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest rates high. johnson: it's just kinda free money... narrator: with senator johnson, opportunity for middle class kids would disappear. ron johnson's not for students. >> the situation were put in, i think if everything were to have gone smooth coming into camp, we would have in a different for normal practices going into jacksonville. we will be ready to go. stephanie: that's jordy nelson earlier today admitting he's not happy he's going to miss all of the packers preseason. however, most of green bay's starters will sit out the final preseason game thursday night in kansas city including quarterback aaron rodgers. not sure about run

. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux, it is hard to believe but it is the first day of august. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. might look dry but rain isn't done. latest timeline for possible showers, shiri. >> shiri: one-two punch and showers overnight and continuing until about 5:00 in the morning. that we are now going to be watching. a lot of this is going to slide up into new hampshire. so i got manchester, new hampshire, concord, new hampshire by 11, 29. it arrives even a little earlier out toward keene, new hampshire just past 10:00 this morning. so that's next batch to keep in mind. right now boston waking up to cloudy skies, 72?, few breaks in the clouds in new bedford at 72 or down toward the vineyard at 73, but 70s really ruling right now, still in worcester at 67?. all those thick clouds and slight risk of shower not doing much to help with the warm-up. 3:00 p.m. you can see still the bulk of the shower from keene to manchester, new hampshire. northward. slight risk out into central massachusetts, slight risk in boston area and up and down the coastline. though tend to expect mostly hour-by-hour

miller is in custody this weekend. he's scheduled to appear in u.s. district court in boston later this month. >> stephanie: new at 9:00, a the school year. hazardous material was stirred up during an hvac upgrade at the elementary. the massachusetts called in the department of environmental protection and the agency determined, it's going to take about two months to make the building safe again. during that time, students and staff will work out of other facilities within the district. more details will be revealed this week. informational session is being held thursday evening at the high school. meeting right there on your screen. >> jason: this weekend, donald trump is reaching hard to reach out to african american voters. trump accused democrats of taking african american voters for granted. he says african american are struggling with poverty and lack of jobs. and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is not the answer to their problems. >> look how much african american communities are control. to those i say the following, what do you have to lose? >> jason: trump predicted if he were to

stephanie: chuck stabenfeldt also plays other sports with his stand up and play mobile. and last summer, he got to throw out the first pitch before a brewers game at miller park. coming up in our second half hour, why eddie lacy is motivated even in the preseason. we'll hear from the packers star running back. sheldon: louisiana tonight, and cleaning up. adrienne: devastating floods are affecting thousands buried by the governor told president obama to hold off on visiting the state, coming up. sheldon: no pet owner ever was to think about losing their pet. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. with flonase, more complete relief means enjoyment of every beautiful moment. flonase, n one, changes everything. sheldon: music and dancing in sherman park tonight, where just eight days ago, there was a very different scene, one of violen

stephanie sutton, wisn 12 news. dan: the brewers topped the 2 million mark in attendance tonight with one of the smallest crowds of the season. the cardinals had won 32 of their last 44 games at miller park, and they took a 3-1 lead. the brewers fought back in the bottom of the seventh. orlando arcia, with his second major league home run and second in four days. the cardinals tied it with a third home run. randall grichuk, then a throwing the winning run to score. 6-5 in favor of the cardinals. steve novak will be back with the bucks this season. former packers receiver james jones was cut by the chargers today. and coming up in our next half hour, erin hills prepares to host the 2017 u.s. open. anchor: thank you. the presidential candidates are in search of campaign cash. anchor: a look at the final push for donations from the presidential candidates who are now just 70 days away from the election. anchor: look at a milwaukee gem and hollywood legend. coming up next, how other celebrities are remembering the we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to

miller park that hasn't happened since 2004. adrienne: plus, how packers running back eddie lacy is making every play count in the preseason. stephanie sutton is next in first, here are tonight's >> the situation were put in, i think if everything were to have gone smooth coming into camp, we would have in a different situation. i think we have handled it well. we have two weeks for normal practices going into jacksonville. we will be ready to go. stephanie: that's jordy nelson earlier today admitting he's not happy he's going to miss all of the packers however, most of green bay's starters will sit out the final preseason game thursday night in kansas city including quarterback aaron rodgers. not sure about running back eddie lacy's status yet for this week, but so far he's had a pretty good preseason. the slimmed down lacy is entering a contract year, so he wants to play well even in the preseason. in the first three preseason games, he's averaging 5.7 yards per carry, including seven carries and 45 yards friday night against the 49ers. >> i am never about his play on the field. he is a gamer. he comes ready to play, and he is toug

stephanie: chuck stabenfeldt also plays other sports with his st and last summer, he got to throw out the first pitch before a brewers game at miller park. coming up in our second half hour, why eddie lacy is motivated even in the preseason. we'll hear from the packers star running back. sheldon: louisiana is drying out tonight, and cleaning up. adrienne: devastating floods are affecting thousands buried by obama to hold off on visiting the state, coming up. sheldon: no pet owner ever was to think about losing their pet. sheldon: music and dancing in sherman park tonight, where just eight days ago, there was a very different scene, one of violence and unrest. local rap artists organized tonight's event. adrienne: the group thought if they could get musicians that kids in the inner city look up to maybe children will listen to , their message of peace and positive choices. >> we're the voice of the city. a lot of the artists have a lot more influence than they think, so a lot of the kids listen to adrienne: the hip hop artists also handed out free school supplies to the children. quiet tonight, but people around the world saw images

concord, stephanie coueignoux, >> sara: homeowner try to clean up backyards now littered with trees. daniel miller continues the team coverage and what people are waking up to. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller in concord this morning. see some of the damage left hint after the severe storms moved through the area early this morning. massive more than 30-foot tall tree here in concord and see the extent of the damage here and this is just a little of the strong winds that possibly moved through the area, they can see roots exposed showing you the significant force that hit the area early this morning and tried to go to the homeowner here and no one answered the door. i'm not sure they know the tree is back of the home. you can see the grass moving in different possibly showing you the force of what went back here around 2:00, 3:00 this morning and not all the things looked at and downed trees see here in this video. it is just incredible just to see force of whatever moved through here bringing down massive three limbs and how they are snapped and being supported again and bring you latest fox25 and fo

. >> stephanie: i'm stephanie coueignoux, it is hard to believe but it is the first day of august. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. might look dry but rain isn't done. latest timeline for possible showers, shiri. >> shiri: one-two punch and showers overnight and continuing until about 5:00 in the morning.

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