johnny and tara are inseparable. >> it's hard for figure skaters. in our world it's conniving to trust another person from your own craft is difficult. i trust her completely if i'm on camera and she trusts me. >> when we were russia we bonded in a way that i've been friends with him my entire life. >> fun friendship and another bond >> we have 100 shoes together. 101 maybe. we set it up. every morning we decide what we're going to wear. jumpers, dresses, skirts, tops. isn't that cute. >> this is vintage. this is my olympic blazer. >> what would you say is the wildest piece in this group? is it this? >> no that's tuesday. i've got funnies. >> what do you say to people who look at this and say it's the olympics these are crazy outfits. >> why not? i'm an olympian. >> bye guys. >> from their podcast. >> from rio. >> to their hugely popular shared instagram account. this brand building duo is designed to succeed. succeed.. >> i mean for sure we have to get a christ the redeemer statue. >> reporter: get souvenirs naturally. >> there's a ball right there

and now, the police are at tara's door. officer's words change everything. >> i heard there was a birthday party for braden today. and she says, she starts to smile. she says, yes. and i asked her if we could participate. >> and i was just speechless. speechless. nothing would come out. >> u con's finest had come to get this party started, and more kept arriving. >> we all went over there and doubled the party. >> they lined the street with their cars. >> what would the neighbors think in. >> they were driving by really slow and staring at us. >> braden's party went from zero to heroes. >> just to see them interact like that is truly, truly amazing. >> and for mom, the timing couldn't have been better. >> yeah. it's been a really tough time. you know, you get backed into a wall, like, what else do you do? what else do you do? and any autistic mother or special needs parents know that feeling. >> yukon's finest saved the party and the day while proving police officers cannot only answer the call but occasionally also a praye

, tan, tan. ♪ una vez mÁs. ♪ ♪ tan, tan, tan. ♪ tara, tan, tan. >> ¡sÍ!deseo! ¡ah! ¡oh, un momento! ya sÉ lo que hare, lo que ya sÉ lo que hare, lo que siempre hago, ¡trampa! [♪] [risas] [ruidos diversos] [risas] [sonido de la mÁquina] [jadeos] ¡ahh... mmm...! [sonidos diversos] ¡quÉ imÁn tan bonito! vamos a probarlo. [♪] ¡ja, ja! ¡ja, ja! ¡ahh...! [♪] ¡ah! !ohh...! [♪] [sonidos variados] ¡sÍ funciona! >> aquÍ tienes. >> gracias. [carraspea] ¡un, dos, tres! !ya! ¡ahh...! todos: ¡sÍ! ¡ahh...! todos: ¡sÍ! [exclamaciones] [♪] ¡sÍ...! [oye voces] >> ¿quÉ? [oye voces] >> ¿quÉ? ¿quÉ estÁ pasando? [♪] ¡oh, el dulcero estÁ encestando el balÓn! [algarabÍa de los niÑos] el balÓn! [algarabÍa de los niÑos] ¿eh? quÉ? [♪] todos: ¡sÍ! >> ¡guao! >> ¡sÍ! >> bien, ziggy. >> ¡esto no puede estar pasando! >> no puedo creer que vaya a decir esto, pero ziggy podrÍa ganarle a Él. >> sÍ. >> ¡no, no...! >> bien hecho, ziggy. >> oh, gracias, chicos. ustedes son los mejores amigos del mundo. y tÚ, teddycus, no podrÍa encestar el balÓn sin ti. >> el dulcero siempre le habla a su ted

meteorologist tara blake is keeping an eye on the power of 5 radar. >> showers and thunderstorms have erupted again, but the intensity is not there in compar seeing yesterday at this time. dark clouds in place over lorain county. just a bit of light rain will be falling. >> we've got an audio problem there. we're going to fix that as she gets rewired with audio, we'll get back to weather in just a moment. right now we press o. >>> megan hick key is talking about the weather -- megan hickey is talking about weather as they start to make their way across the area. you right now? >> reporter: it is actually looking very good right now, we are just in regular rush hour traffic. we were in cleveland heights earlier. we showed you that during the now. we are moving west, now we're in lakewood. but much of the debris has been picked up. there were some traffic signals that are out causing a little bit of confusion at intersections. but other than that, it is actually looking very good here. as you head west that there are some clouds, but we are hoping that things will stay dry for now. i kn

. >> once again -- >> tara, tara. >> i'm a liberal. >> let her first. >> because listen, i mean, listen's not just that one comment. we don't have to argue about everything, right? it's not just that comment. >> you're a lawyer, you understand detail and nuance. >> i do. >> i do understand logic. >> tara, please. >> i think people can take from it what they want. right. >> can't change his words -- >> kaylee, let him talk. >> the entire pattern. >> i think it's the entire pattern of the way he wants to conduct this campaign as if it were a las vegas, entertainment show. >> look, the parts about obama and isis are legitimate points of discussion. however, encouraging people to say lock up the media is very disturbing. and it is not the first time that he's used the media as part of his sounding board ask trying to demonize the media. this is the same person who said he wanted to loosen up libel laws so they can sue the media. that's a first amendment right. i'm sure someone with authoritarian tendencies would like. to address the the idea of me being a liberal. which is the fourth time y

joining me now to talk about their efforts is tara anderson with casa. to find out more about casa you can visit casa las vegas dot org it's annual back to school event to help foster children. joining me now to talk about their efforts is tara anderson with casa. to find out more about casa you foster children. joining me now to talk about their efforts is tara anderson with casa. to find out more about casa you can visit casa las vegas dot foster children. joining me now to talk about their efforts is tara anderson with casa. org i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. it's a simple question. in washington, has congressman joe heck been standing up for you? heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and heck's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. joe heck. part of the problem in washington. he's not for nevada. ? ? ? you live life your way. we ca

match welch of "reason" magazine, tara dow dell, hunter walker and katy tur. katy, you have been covering the trump campaign from the beginning. when stephen bannon was hired by the trump campaign it shocked people in the political world because he has no experience but the one group of people who hered were members of the at right, this dressed-up neo-nazi world. is it possible for the trump campaign to hide them from you, from the reporters who are covering, knowing stephen bannon is there? >> i don't think it's possible for them to hide anything from reporters any longer. i think reporters are very skeptical of this campaign right now. i think they're covering it with very much open eyes. we've been through a lot, donald trump calling out the media on a regular basis and now trying to use our tweets as endorsements of his speech. that doesn't quite jive. but what i can say is that the addition of kellyanne conway might have been the best move they have ever made. she's somebody who has a lot of political favor, she's very good at spinning a message so if th

bolden and tara sitmeyer. tara, i know you oppose donald trump. from your perspective has donald trump changed his position on deportation? >> absolutely. and anyone who has been watching this will say the same thing. it's only trump surrogates who are spinning themselves into knots trying to figure out how to b.s. the rest of america that he hasn't changed his position. all you have to do is go back and listen to donald trump's own words, including a year ago around this time, when he told chuck todd on "meet the press" while he was on his airplane, he said that absolutely he would even deport dreamers and that one of the thirst things he would do is rescind laws to raka. he separated himself from mark rubio, jim mccain. they're probably having shots right now saying what could have been and now donald trump sounds just like them. >> there is a lot of tape with donald trump saying exactly as tara said. all undocumented immigrants out of the country. now he's saying criminal undocumented immigrants focusing on folk who can't get criminal. how do y

air tracker 5 gave us an eagle keeping up the live team coverage with meteorologist tara blake. some folk still trying to get it together. >> and that's kind of round one. round two is a bit different and it doesn't pack a punch, very heavy rainfall and you and the family need to stay indoors until sunset when the storms will die down. let's take a look at the southern winds leading to the eruption of showers and thunderstorms. on the west side of sandusky, if you know anyone at cedar point call them and make sure they are ago. the lightning flashes close and heaviest rainfall headed east. berlin heights and florence heavy rainfall as well. east siders, we have an actual flood advisory because of has greatly diminished. still heavy rainfall in northern sections of twinsburg and aurora and driving on 422 and 322. lighter and moderate pockets on the east side and with that flood advisory until 5:15 and some storms dumping two inches per hour. it is hot and humid. we will take a look with humidity coming up. >>> want to go back outside. air tracker five. over cleveland heights wher

fresh off another surgery just yesterday, tara is humbled how quickly the governor reinstated her job, and to make amends, the governor is giving her full pay and benefits for as long as it takes her to recover. >> i've told some of my family that the cancer battle is not nearly as stressful as the battle i've had with my job and keeping employment. i don't necessarily feel that great right now about the agency i work for, but when i'm things and focus on my student, i really do love my job. >> reporter: tara says she has one more surgery, and worst case scenario hopes to be back in the class room full time by december, but she says she thinks she can make it back sooner than that. >> we wish her a speedy recovery. >>> former neighbors of a missing boy speaking out only to abc 15 today. >> yes, they say they were worried about jesse wilson's well being a year ago after they found him and his locked out of his house in the afternoon, hot and hungry. >> melissa blasius spoke to one man that called the police and shared what he saw. >> reporter: neighborson this avondale street remember

tara o'dell. political analyst joan walsh with "the nation" and robert george, member of the editorial board of the "new york daily news." >> "daily news." >> interesting. >> "daily news," yes. been a while now. since time i've been on with you -- >> you're a "post" guy. well, now let me tell you how i really feel about the "new york post." let's go in -- >> let me tell you how i feel about the "new york post." >> good. well, that's a special show. >> it's good to be here in an all-in, after-hours. >> all in after hours. let's start with the rally, because these rallies are such a strange phenomenon in american life. we saw "the new york times" tape. we saw, like there's the protester and someone's like spilling a drink on the protester. let's start with the barack obama founded isis. i mean, what do you do with that? >> he sounds insane. >> he does sound insane when he says that. >> he sounds like he's completely lost his grip on reality. i don't know what more to do with it. i mean, he said this

joining me now, tara democratic and mike shields, a former chief of staff for the republican national committee. good to see all of you. all right. mike, you first. does it matter whether it seemed genuine or authentic or not for donald trump to throw his support now behind paul ryan and john mccain? >> well, first of all, i run a super pac that is affiliated with paul ryan and we did a poll in his primary and he's crushing his opponent that you had on television earlier. in our poll he was up 69/20. i see polls where he's winning more. i don't think paul ryan sought donald trump's endorsement. >> so you don't see paul nehlen as a big threat and the issue about whether donald trump was throwing support behind nehlen and now an aboutface, kwau ear disputing that? >> donald trump endorsed paul ryan and it's good for fim this do that. my point is it's not going to have any effect on the race. i don't think paul ryan sought his endorsement. the voters in the first district of wisconsin are going to overwhelmingly vote in the speaker of the house. he's a new candidate and one of the lesson

tara joins us now. you were the target of the governor's ire. so what happened?reporter: yeah, hey, guys thanks for having me. around 10am this morning i approach the governor as he was leaving a sports radio appearance in new york city and got take look at the tape. take look what happened when i asked him about this exact development in this case. >> nope. >> does it anger you. >> of course it angers me. >> proof, what proof? >> i'm not going to answer questions -- you're chasing new jersey. you just higher people on chasing new jersey. >> all righty. so tara, we just heard what he said. basically saying that stupid people are hired at chasing. so what was your reaction? >> yeah, first and for most i was surprised to say the least. i was disappointed. here's one our leaders reacting to me asking the same question something he had just heard about this as he was on the radio. he was aware of what was going on. i used the word alleged. i ask ask him i wasn't in his face. just disappointeed he's one of our leaders as a fun side note, you know, the word stupid is i

and as ktvu tara moriarty reports that didn't go over well with whoever it was that answered the message. >> reporter: litter on the streets of san francisco. texas tourist david cochran was so offended by it, he sent an e- mail to supervisor's office to complain. "i was embarrassed to be an american because of the way san francisco is presented to the world," he wrote on july 25. five days later a response. "if you are embarrassed to be an american, then you are barking up the wrong tree here buddy. why don't you write a letter to the editor or whatever town you're from if your panties are in a bunch." cochran sent the e-mail to the chronicle. they told the chronical an intern was to blame and subsequently let go. then apologized -- they then apologized to cochran. we asked tourists how they rate san francisco's cleanliness. >> it is absolutely cleaner than los angeles. >> we know that it is a bit scruffy around china town. >> around here there is trash say like golden gate park it's cleaner, nicer. >> new york is the cleanest, then san francisco and l.a. and las vegas. >> do you think

richard, joseph, david, kayleigh, tara and peter. david, i want to start with you. this is the last news conference president obama is giving before he goes off on a two-week vacation. effectively his final summer event. he talked about isis, talked about the iran cash exchange which has been in the news lately, talked about donald trump. what message do you think he wanted to leave with the american people, with voters, before his vacation? >> i think he wanted to leave a message that the country's in safe steady hands. he intentionally chose the pentagon to make this statement in. that is about 60% of people in this country don't actually think he's been very good in dealing with isis. i think he's probably trying to shore that up. but i also think very strongly that he wanted to present a contrast in personality and temperament to donald trump. it wasn't what he said, it was the way he was. that is -- temperament does matter in politics. it matters in the presidency. oliver wendell holmes, senior, kayleigh will know this from law school days, famously said of fra

. >> romona: a sad start to the school year in akron as tara a beloved and celebrated teacher will not be in the classroom. the 25-year-old and 33-year-old boyfriend are dead. both shot and killed over the weekend as they sat in the school teacher's car. jen picciano getting answers about the victims and the man police say pulled the trigger. >> reporter: when the bull rings logical think about former teacher tara. massillon police say the akron school teacher was shot ask killed saturday in her car on 17th street northeast massillon. her boyfriend 33-year-old michael lovett was shot and killed too. claussen's ex-boyfriend pulled the trigger and later tried to kill himself. >> i can't believe something like this would happen to someone so special like her. >> her former principal jen douglas says she motivated. >> she was extremely dedicated and always willing to go the extra mile to find to do their best learning? >>. >> learning and dance to the signs or clues and that's a natural part of our grieving and guilt we feel. >>> we came here to ask massillon police and does not have crimi

tara narula. >> reporter: 43-year-old tattoo artist bobby cimorelli and his wife, margret have struggled to get pregnant. cimorelli decided to try over- the-counter testosterone supplements. >> i was flushed from head to toe, my blood pressure was going through the roof. >> reporter: within weeks, cimorelli wound up in the emergency room. doctors said the supplements were the likely culprit. >> i had no idea about the risks of supplements and no one discussed them with me. >> reporter: cimorelli is one of the roughly 200 million americans taking dietary supplements. today consumer reports identified 15 commonly-used supplement ingredients that could be potentially harmful to many of them. some examples: red yeast rice to lower cholesterol may cause kidney and liver problems. green tea extract powder for weight loss may elevate blood pressure and cause liver damage. and kava to reduce anxiety may exacerbate depression. one area of concern is supplements do not undergo the rigorous regulatory scrutiny applied to prescription drugs and other over-the-counter medicines. dr. pieter cohen of h

our tara molina picked up the story from there. >> reporter: it starts out as a confrontation. obey orders, showed them his gun, and he sped off. we are told that the deputy checked out the street after hearing a robbery suspect's car was parked near. he quickly called back up. >> the subject did not respond to commands. he put his hands up to get out of the car. four deputies went after the robbery suspect in their vehicles and on foot. >> the vehicle drove off. >> reporter: and then? >> there was slamming into the utility poll. >> the subject, he is deceased. >> reporter: the woman in the car with him was fine. taken to the sheriff department for questioning. it is not clear whether that suspect fired at deputies or if he was killed in the gunfire or in the crash. but sheriff johnson said deputies only fire their weapons when they have to. in this case, they knew the suspect was dangerous. weapon. but when they observed it and he wasn't listening to any commands, i mean you can't take anything for granted these days. you just simply can't. >> the four deputies involved in thi

. >> ktvu tara moriarty tells us that the burglars got away with tens of thousands of dollars worth of goods doing it in just a couple of minutes. >> shortly before 3:00 this morning four suspects back a white van onto the sidewalk in front of the camera store on fisherman's wharf. they used it as a battering ram to bust into the shop. >> reporter: this seemed to be pretty well orchestrated. >> yes. it is an unconventional way to doing the smash and grab. >> the suspects had three large bags grab as many items as they can. under four minutes that they would be able to successfully take out as many items as they can. >> this is the aftermath of the shop on levinsworth and jefferson with shattered glass stirred on the floor. >> they would break indoors. this is the fourth time into six months that the robbers have broken into the store making off with tens of thousands of dollars worth of goods. >> and this is tiring, that we are thinking we need to move on for a new business. this panasonic is valued at $500. now broken because of the robbery. and it completely destroyed it. >> lopez sa

let's kick off the live team coverage with meteorologist tara blake and a deeper look at the flash flood watches. >> currently no severe weather in place or flash flood watch will begin saturday afternoon. but dark ominous clouds, you're in the counties sitting just outside of worcester will be some strong showers and power of 5:00 and show you the heaviest rainfall rates upwards of two inches per hour. that's torrential rainfall. that's certainly going to be impacting any of those evening plans. right now headed towards shreve is a one-hour funk. you're seeing heavier rain as they head towards worcester, smithville, and orville. continuing on watching eerie county. good news over cedar point, starting to really find much lighter rain in place and about half of an inch per hour. ruggle beach is seeing an increase of moderate rain. but this is continuing to move over the lake and away from home. though toledo, you have an increase. we're not seeing that in our viewing area, but the showers and thunderstorms are packing a punch here as they march east over elmore. fremont will be next. thi

i also heard of voter registration. >> tara?look, yes, voter fraud happens and yes, the scale of voter fraud is the difference here. in philadelphia, it's well known, even chris matthews for goodness' sakes who is a bleeding heart liberal admits there is voter fraud going on in philadelphia. there were election officials that were convicted last year or a couple years ago on election fraud. we are talking about a couple, six votes. it happens. in order for it to happen on the scale donald trump is talking about, it would be millions. >> do you believe if donald trump loses pennsylvania it's because of cheating? >> no. >> you don't believe that? i'm just saying, do you believe it? you won't say whether or not you believe if he loses -- >> he's going to win pennsylvania. her policies -- >> if he loses pennsylvania, do you agree with him it's because of cheating? >> he is talking generically. he talked about how the republican party, the individual states had a lot of bizarre laws. now we are on the general election -- >> you don't

. >> ktvu's tara moriarty has the latest on that investigation. >> reporter: tuesday august 2nd around 4:00 in the morning two men and two women are picked up from market and mason streets. you can see them smiling talking to their taxi driver as they head home to the bayview neighborhood. >> then one of the suspects asked if it would be okay if he can go to the top of potrero hill. the driver complied. >> reporter: this is the dead end where the four suspects brought the cab driver and told him to wait in his car while they ran inside to get some money. it was either this building or that one according to officers who couldn't tell which apartment they ran into from surveillance video. >> a few minutes later the suspect is back and the window is rolled down and he's tased directly in the neck. the cabbie jumps to the passenger side to escape from this taser. >> reporter: then a second suspect opens the passenger door and starts punching the driver who eventually gets away and runs off. the four rob the victim of his wallet, cell phone and backpack. >> they're identified as african ame

tara's door. but the officer's words change everything. >> i heard there was a birthday party for braydon today. she says -- she starts to smile. she says yes. and i asked her if we could participate. >> and i was just speechless. speechless. nothing would come out. >> reporter: yukon's finest had come to get this party started and more kept arriving. >> we all went over there and we doubled the party. >> reporter: braydon's party went from ze >> just to see them interact like that is truly, truly amazing. >> reporter: and for mom, the timing couldn't have been better. >> yeah. it's been a really tough time. >> reporter: yukon's finest saved the party and the day while proving police officers cannot only answer the call, but occasionally also a prayer. >> that's it for the now tampa bay. >> this is abc action news >> whatever circumstances are, no one deserves -- no one deserves to be beat like that. >> an 81-year-old man beaten and robbed. the person accused of doing it, someone that he knew very

in san francisco tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. >> boy that seems like a lot. >> it is one tall buildingll be normal, but 16 inches. >> that's scary. >> that is scary, the leaning tower of san francisco. >> i love that. >> all right, let's get a check on the weather now as rosemary is standing guard over in the weather center with cooler temperatures on the way. >> nothing scary, but the weather. >> no complaints either as we have pretty good weather in the forecast. and that it will be settling in to a nice pattern. and fog over the weekend with the temperatures cooling off, that we're not going to see a whole lot of change for the next couple of days, but we will get into a bigger cool down as i'll show you that in their extended forecast. but right now, outside our doors it will be a bit cool in san francisco. 56 degrees, actually i think it's a little closer to 60 as that number did not move right on. 72 santa rosa and livermore in the upper 70s. san jose checking in at 75 degrees. some of us were warmer this afternoon and a tad cooler. all in all again just subtle changes for your a

tara, he got a bit testy with you this morning. test a christie. that's only question i needed answered. you can see see by how angry he was. the minute i said or proof is when he snapped. here i am a little reporter of flip-flops and he flipped at me with that much anger. in fairness and he to the moment i could possibly phrase my question a little bit neater. i corrected myself and added the word allegedly and apologize. >> who is christina renna, and does she have her own issues because of some testimony she gave to the joint investigator committee. >> do you swear or affirm the testimony are about to give his true, correct, and complete, to the best of your information, knowledge and belief? >> i do. >> christina renna is a former christie a. bridget and kelly who was the deputy chief of staff for governor christie was her boss. i was there at the state house when she was testifying in front of the legislative committee investigating bridge gate. the question is, was she being truthful? >> i had no knowledge of, or involvement in the bridge lan

. >> tara moriarty has been working the story and she joins us from san francisco. as ted says this was particularly vicious. >> reporter: definitely horrible. the cab driver was waiting for the passengers to grab their fair-minded when they shocked him by teasing him -- tasing him through the window. two men are picked up by a cab. >> if you can go to the top of portrayer also and the driver complied. >> this is where the suspects brought the cab driver they told him to wait inside the car where they ran inside to get the money. it was either this building or that one according to officers. they cannot tell which apartment they went into. >> you see the suspect come back without him realizing it he gets tased in the neck. >> reporter: a second suspect opened the passenger door and starts punching the driver who eventually gets away and runs off. the four rots the victim of his wallet, cellphone, and backpack. >> they are identified as african-americans in their early 20s. >> reporter: officer thompson patrols this neighborhood everyday. >> we don't know if they liv

tara come i want to start with you. first i want to play the state. this was your encounter with governor christie this morning. >> what did you say through your texting they lied at bridge gate? of course it's ridiculous. it's nothing new. there's nothing to talk about. you you clearly have said you knew nothing about this. what proof? non- i cannot answer that. at chasing new jersey to just tires to be people? tara, he got a bit testy with you this morning. test a christie. answered. you can see see by how angry he was. the minute i said or proof is when he snapped. here i am a little reporter of flip-flops and he flipped at me with that much anger. in fairness and he to the moment i could possibly phrase my question a little bit neater. i corrected myself and added the word allegedly and apologize. >> who is christina renna, and does she have her own issues because of some testimony she testimony are about to give his true, correct, and complete, to the best of your information, knowledge and belief? >> i do. >> christina renna is a former christie

thank you for being here today. >> thank you so much. >> meera and tara and victoria, all the best to you. and for information on all the organizations featured on "viewpoint," and if you've missed part of the show and you want to see it at your leisure, do visit us at abc7ny/viewpoint. we're coming right back with some important information that sheds light on tourette syndrome. >> welcome back to inherited neurological disorder characterized by involuntary movements and sounds known as tics. well, it affects 1 in 100 school-age children, with an estimated 20,000 kids in new jersey alone. joining us from the new jersey center for tourette syndrome, also known as njcts, are tim kowalski, a board member who is the father of two girls with tourette's, and his daughter, tess kowalski, a youth advocate who is 16 years old. we're also happy to have with us john miller, the president and of america. good to have you all here. >> thank you. >> well, tell us first off what is tourette syndrome? i mean, i gave the basics of it, but tell us what it is. >> so, i think you described it very well.

this afternoon that ktvu tara moriarty talked to people who know that the 40-year-old damin pashilk and they say that he could not have done it. >> reporter: kayla main and her four children have been staying with their mom's home when flames whipped through their neighborhood. >> i couldn't get my son's medicine. i couldn't get up there to get diapers, wipes, nothing if i wanted to. we don't have the money to keep doing this, you know. it is not fair. >> reporter: this is the second time that she has been displaced by fires. they believe that damin pashilk is responsible. he lives two doors down from kayla's mother valerie. >> he is harmless. >> reporter: valerie says she has known the suspect for 27 years. >> i don't see him doing it. he wouldn't do that. he wouldn't put kids in danger, he wouldn't put the people in danger like that, i don't see it. >> reporter: they describe him as a handyman in and out of trouble with the law that officials say he served a five- year sentence in 2002 on drug possession and firearm charges. sources close to the investigation say they only recently re

tara, a couple stories you are working on. one is interesting.at service master key from the u.s. postal office that was stolen, i guess, to grab people's mail? and then also more coyote sightings in the state? >> reporter: yes. we don't ever have enough of those, do we, mike? >> exactly. >> reporter: according to the people who go on to that web -- on to the website -- or the app, i should say, called next door, people who live in pack heights and cal hallow, the marina area, they have had their mail stolen. they claim that somebody has a usps master key and has been breaking into multi-unit buildings. they use this key to get buzzed into the entrance and they are making off with all sorts of packages, credit cards, passports and the like. anybody in 94109 zip code. they have reached out to postal inspectors. they do have some footage at one of the buildings that happened the beginning of august. there were three separate incidents. they caught it on surveillance but they are not releasing that until a postal inspector can confirm that. they cla

tara moriarty live in our san francisco bureau. thank you. >>> so many people who lost their homes in this month's disastrous clayton fire were given an update on recovery efforts following a fire that caused $25 million in damage. it burned 4,000 acres, destroyed 200 homes. a fire recovery task force is in place after last year's devastating valley fire in the same area. that task force is shifting efforts to help the many families who lost their home in the clayton fire. >> a list where you sign up for the hazard clean-up? >> there will be. we don't have that yet. >> is there a way to get the federal regulations waived? we're required to pay their fees. >> the damage to the lower lake area was not severe enough to qualify for federal disaster aid. that threshold is 800 homes damage. in this case, 200 were affected. that means state assistance programs will be kicking in instead. >>> here at ktvu we have been following the story of jake javier who was paralyzed before graduating from san ramon valley high school. on june 9, one da

back to you guys. >> tara moriarty live in san francisco. new members of the force there. >> very nice. >>> champion boxer and olympic gold medalist andre ward made an appearance in oakland. >> he has a record of 29-0. and on saturday he will be back at oracle arena in oakland, his hometown. >> that's right. just ahead of that, ktvu's claudine wong sat down with ward to talk about the importance of this fight, the one that could follow, and why fighting at home in oakland is so important. >> reporter: big fight coming up in august. bigger fight coming up in november. how are you feeling? >> i feel good. everything's going according to schedule for august 6. oracle arena. there is no november fight for the championship if i don't take care of business and win august 6. i not only want to win, but i want to win in spectacular fashion. we didn't fight as much as we wanted to in the last couple of years. my body got to rest. i am coming up on a 22, 23-year career. >> reporter: what do you think it cost you? >> it cost me time. i don't know what

ktvu's tara moriarty is live at the hall of justice. tara, we know that you were up at the clayton fire yesterday. now we find out that san francisco, the city itself has sent crews up to lend a hand there, correct? >> reporter: that's right. they have two dozen firefighters up there, and they are actually standing by waiting for a briefing from calfire to determine whether or not they will be staying up in lake county. that's because the situation in lower lake has really sort of changed into more of a recovery effort. nothing official yet, but there may be a transition underway and you may see resources reallocated. san francisco fire could be headed to the blue cut fire in san bernardino or they could be sent to the pilot fire in san benito county south of monterey. nothing official yet. they are in a state of readiness. 26 firefighters in all who have been clearing buildings in downtown lower lake over the past few days. they have been up since 5:00 this morning waiting for their marching orders. san francisco crews have also been w

. >> tara, on the issue of relation with women and advisers around the trump campaign? >> the reason we're even talking about this is because donald trump continues to surround himself with people who are not competent, that have these sordid history. people think trump will surround himself with the best people. minus kellyanne conway who is phenomenal -- i'm talking now. are we going to start this now, boris? >> the computer -- >> the reason we're talking about this is because of donald trump. as far as the steve bannon case, the reason why the case was dismissed was because his ex-wife did not testify. the judge threw the case out. he allegedly, according to the divorce papers, she said that he told her and his attorney told her to get out of town. so that she wouldn't get served. >> this is from 20 years ago -- >> no, in the divorce papers. that she was told to leave town so she wouldn't get served and the case would go away. they got divorced later. if it was an abusive relationship, that kind of stuff goes on there. let's not act like it was dismissed because ther

-- let me pick up what tara said.hat the people on the gary talked to said it's completely empty. he says trust me, i'm going to do this. >> there is a plan. >> donald trump -- donald trump opposes -- donald trump opposes a federal minimum wage. he wants to throw it all to the states. the democratic party is saying we want to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour for everybody. that affects people in the inner city and not just blacks, all working people. donald trump never said a word about that. he never said anything specific. >> kayleigh? >> i challenge folks to watch the raw footage of donald trump. african-americans have fought in every single war. you'll hear him say that they've raised the national conscious of this country. how it negatively affects people in this community. it's raw footage and we focus on the one thing he did wrong in trying to reach out to voters and be incluesive and you can make the argument, but he is trying. >> does donald trump need to speak about racism? does donald trump -- it's one

. >>> let's check in with tara blake. >> we have some great weather to show you and it is going to continue high level serious clouds -- serous clouds out there. you are seeing sunny skies and asked to be allied 77. we're seeing a little bit of the green showing up on the radar. unfortunately, as a continues to progress east it is losing its luster. we're not expecting any additional showers in the on the newsnet 5 app and you see that little green, it is not likely to impact us. it is associated with the front that is trying to take away the humidity and of the heat as high-pressure moves 2nd . we will talk about how it changes -- the forecast. >>> i would give you live pictures coming from italy. it declared overnight. the death toll from the earthquake in italy is now at 267 toll from the earthquake in italy is now at 260 7p early --. nearly 400 other people are hospitalized. working around the clock for the 2nd day in a row. 5000 rescuers are working feverishly looking for survivors. frustration has worst in as after -- were send as aftershock -- woresended as -- rumble. >>> the democra

tara, good to see you.ried members of the intelligence community have questioned donald trump's ability to become commander in chief. but should he be given somelyway in terms of his skepticism. >> these abbreviation have been going on to prepare candidates and make them familiar with intelligence. i found the comments interesting and a little bit strange, because intelligence is a collection of open source information, newspaper articles, signals intelligence, human intelligence. the united states is one of the best national security intelligence communities and our analysts at the cia, at the nsa and also military rely on this every single day. yes, there have been failures, and yes poor policy decisions made by leaders on both sides of the aisle. but, you know, to criticize the entire trustworthiness of the intelligence community, it's the information that our policymakers rely on every single day. the president gets a briefing every single morning. this is the type of information that's been very useful

>> friends and colleagues trying to cope with a teacher's death, killed in the double homicide,at tara clossman made this video of her dancing with the founder of dance studio in cuyahoga falls where she studied since five years old she also was a fourth grade teacher in akron, the 25-year-old was killed in massillon with her boyfriend 33-year-old michael is responsible. >> ri we went ahead to start the earth season tonight. right to maybe dance a little over nine. build they could trust someone.e.. >> they say that the ex-boyfriend, shane varner unsuccessfully attempted to take his own life at hisis jackson township home. eight people injured, three still hospitalized after an elderly driver plowed into an outdoor dance floor parma heights, the yet the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal g hitting a poll and car victims who, one. girlfriend is in intensive carelf. >> the leica the undertow that takes you in. >> is asking for prayers for his girlfriend, the police say it appears to be an accident,t, charges are pending against the driver, who hasdi not yet been identified akron man fa

tara narula. first up, keeping babies sleeping safe. >> according to the cdc about 3,500 cases of sudden unexpected infant death each year and many could be prevented. a study shows parents may not be doing everything they can to protect their newborns. jon has a look. >> reporter: like so many new parents, janell hanley is focused on the best and safest way to get her 1-year-old daughter cameron to >> no loose blankets and no loose tools or loose fabric in her crib whatsoever. >> reporter: she is right. hanley puts cameron to sleep on her back which is the current recommendation by pediatricians but according to a new study this week in pediatrics, hanley is among the very few doing it right. researchers videotaped 160 sleep at 1, 3, and 6 months. at 1 month, 92% slept with loose bedding and by 6 months that number was still over 90%. at one month, 14 percent were not placed to sleep on their back. by six months, it had more than doubled to 33%. >> i don't worry about the babies when colic is par

in mentor tara molina news channel 5. >> what an amazing kid. mark, what kind of weather for football games tonight? frank. this is picture-perfect weather as we wish we could bottle it up for the entire football season, but you know that's not going to happen, right? enjoy this. we are clear for the most part across northern ohio. a little front is right here. it is a stationary front, which means it's not moving. ?? so the rain showers along the front will stay right along that front. it's not going to move your way with dry weather. there it is. the power of five, dry weather everywhere you go across the include their outdoor activities to leave the rain gear at home. 82 warm degrees. elyria 83. cleveland is 88 still, in akron 89. over new philly, what a great night to be outside. 82 at 6:00. 77 at 8:00. and you are near 70 by midnight as we're only going to fall down into the middle 60s by sunrise tomorrow. but we will turn up the heat. you want 90-degree weather? well this is your weekend as we'll have those details coming beekeepers have b

as tara moriarty reports, that's not sitting well with the owners of the buildings condos.>> reporter the millennium tower offers luxury living anywhere from $1 million- $10 million per condo. some are referring to it as the leading tower of san francisco. cracks and dips are visible on the sidewalk and the basement according to residents. this is not normal settling, say engineers. the building has sunk 16 inches and tilted to since 2008.>> i thought something was up. i'm pretty shocked. i have three evaluate my lease.>> reporter: owners were told the building would settle about 6 inches but not 16. it could translate into a costly real estate battle. >> it's like you're buying a brand-new ferrari but it had a little nick on the fender and this floor-to-ceiling glass.>> reporter: the disclosure will impact buyer confidence in the short-term. >> you are by mac-ing -- buying a beautiful piece of real estate in the most amazing city in the world but now there's a little bit of a blemish because things become taboo once there's a story that the building is thinking. people may think it w

it is a huge piece that will never be the same. >> reporter: tara moriarty, ktvu. >>> republican nomineeald trump heading to lake tahoe right now. he is expected for a dinner hosted by the republican party. nicole comstock is live for us tonight. so much talk about racism, are there any protesters out there? >> reporter: we heard a good amount of protesters could be coming out tonight. we are in the main parking lot right now and we can tell you this is where everyone should be coming in. so far we have only seen about five protesters. they are very well behaved. one of them just walked past me. we are expecting things might not get too crazy out here tonight. donald trump's private dinner is a starting at about 6:00. we are still about a half of an hour away. he is not expected to address the crowd until about 74:05. this is a private event with expensive tickets. not just anybody can get into the event. everyone is curious about what donald trump will be speaking about and of course, with making headlines for flip-flopping on immigration recently we are expecting that will come up agai

live in lorain tara molina news channel 5. >>> new details after cleveland teachers were able to reach an agreement to avoid a strike. it is a story we broke on our news net 5 app. that deal came after 21 straight hours at the details of the deal from the newsroom. rob? >> frank that deal was struck at 5:00 this morning. both sides were working to make sure that no students education would be disruptive by bargaining. the cleveland teachers uniton and metropolitan school district reached an agreement that will be good for kids and fair to educators. the dispute was over a part of the district's improvement plan. most noticeably a teacher pay plan based on performance. no details of that agreement app. the deal will need to be set by the union and their ratification if it is ratified. that they would take effect immediately. lee? >> all right, thanks. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson. mark earlier this afternoon i thought it looked like it was going to rain and then it didn't. >> we have clouds moving in, but the rain is off to the west. if you're going out to ta

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