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mike: previously on home free... we began the competition to build ten homes in ten weeks. nick: this is crazy! mike: eleven contestants set out to win a dream home for their personal heroes, and $100,000 for themselves. we're building an entire neighborhood. mike: every week, the houses get bigger and better. we will be turning this house into a beautiful cape cod home. all about pushing past limits. aah! come on, val. we're almost there. come on. no, no, no. pick it up. -got it! mike: orange team conquered the drill down challenge, and patrick was given control of the gold tag. way to go, team. mike: in their work orders, some contestants failed to deliver. red tag. red tag. red tag. that left ben, carre, and valerie up for elimination at the end of the week. i have to convince val that she should go in--

third down and ten, kaepernick. down the field for mcdonald. >> rich: can't punt it. >> kevin: there's clinton-dix. >> rich: a nice job by the packers working in tandem. you see the corner comes off. steel gets a hand on the ball. ha ha in thea, >> kevin: micah hyde is back for green bay inside the packer 20. >> rich: this is where they have to get better. we started about poor starting field position for the packers last night and even tonight, the kickoff return and punt return, they have to be better. >> kevin: number 30 last year. pinion to the sideline. not much lent. got a nice bounce. rolls to about the 26-yard line come back in, so mike mccarthy will probably put in number 6 there. there. we will tal i know what we can do. what if papa tells us some stories? oh i don't think so... oh come on dad you have great stories, come on. well okay. you kids know how your grandmother and i met? not that one, skip. what? just next. swipe. i used to collect marbles when i was... next haha. thanks. swipe. get high speed i

he was shot ten times, one arm is shattered. he has massive internal damage, doctors are working on him now. he was leaving a grandparents home and getting a ride to his mom's house when it happened. it happened shortly before 11:30 p.m. 14th district officers responded to wes clark son. police described it as a gun battle from multiple shooters. they found 50 shell casings from multiple guns, including annual ak-47. 3 adults were hit. the 29-year-old driving the boy was hit five times. initially the police thought the driver may have been an intended target. his grandparents say no, the two were caught in the crossfire. >> he said i can't believe i was shot. >> i can't believe i was shot. he said i can't believe i was shot. >> i know it was god's grace that covered him tonight and keeps him, and that's going to heal him because the doctors are very hopeful that mahaj will recover. >> reporter: at the beginning of newscast you heard the plea from the grandmother any one with information come forward. police hope someone does, as

. >> also coming up, how to lose ten pound in ten days. reveals the secret. lochte making headlines after a new interview about his dating life. we have it all right now. >> the swim king and oscar winner, michael phelps' moment posing with super fan matthew mcconaughey. the actor spotted cheering on phelps and evening kissing in the stands as phelps became the most decorated olympian in history. he was sitting down with phelps' baby boomer, and nicole. >> debbie bounced back to rule the pool after his 2014 dui drama. >> michael was very drive tone correct things that have gone wrong. >> it's been incredible and the down side and coming back from all of that. >> phelps beating buddy ryan lochte and ryan one of the headlines, and his rumored girlfriend, kayla rae reid looking up sed seen in these the today show. >> no girlfriend as of yet? >> no girlfriend. >> so they're not dating? >> lochte confessing he's actually interested in -- >> the volleyball players. >> there's another moment you didn't see. lochte and phelps taking a moment together to down some pas

that is ten worthy, bob kelly, ten, ten, ten. >> teacher is in the good mood first day back giving us a ten, back, birthday girl welcome back on a monday morning. 5:30. live look at the roosevelt boulevard getting up and getting out. we are ready to go another week or two of vacations for the kid and then school buses will start hitting the road. i took my daughter up to penn state over the weekend for her senior year, they were stack and pack there on that one lane in and out of the college avenue there. no problems on i-95 rolling through delco this morning, coming back from the shore, folks like to do on a monday in the summertime. we will see some extra volume throughout the morning between the shore, up the atlantic city expressway and on the freeway but so far kind of quiet. everything damp and wet from the rain we had yesterday. then right after rush hour they will start working here on 422, all this week watch out for delays 9:00 to 3:00 right at trooper road between king of prussia and trooper road interchange and schuylkill looking good as well coming in bound that straight

we are under a uv alert which means our burn time is under ten minutes. then as you come out the door, bye 2:00 you hit 100 degrees. it will stay or rather we will keep some of those light breezes through the day, between five and 15 miles per hour. we will hit a high of 103 by 4:00, some high clouds drifting in has storms get going to our north and east but not expecting any rain in the phoenix metro. if you are heading out to the cardinals game, our temperature kickoff will be 100 degrees and that temperature will slowly dropping into the low 90's by the time you're heading home. the good news is fell inside the stadium they taught typically keep it in the 70s. we will talk about the weekend in just a few minutes. >> it's not just about the bears. if you had out to williams, the wild animal park welcomes serafina. the new jaguar exhibit will say 25-foot waterfall cliff wellings there. you can check that out for the first time on sunday morning at a a.m. >> he still out there, the cereals street shooter is coming off of new clues. coming off of new clues

first and ten. burks. the end of last year they were having all kinds of receiver injuries. >> rich: they have really come out in the preseason and tried to emphasize the running game. you saw lacy and starks and crockett; andon bus and everyone who tumps the footl. line. the tight end is involved in the game, the p.er people and the quarterback to make sure you are not running in the wrong situation. they had a screen called there. >> kevin: second and nine. they had to take a licking that time from redmond. >> rich: they got a screen out the back door. callahan has to throw that one away. taylor is on him before he could even throw it away. >> kevin: third and nineteen. crockett, his injury, the extend we don't know. he's out of the game. he's been looked at by the green bay will take a time-out. third and nineteen coming up. mike has the call sheet there. it's a couple pages long in the preseason. regular season it's about eight pages. >> rich: look at that call sheet compared to what chip kelly has on

we will keep you updated. >>> new at ten, praying for good in a time of evil. a fellow nun remembering her longtime friend who was murdered in mississippi. >> cyst margaret was one of the two nuns murdered in mississippi in their home. >> a man killer. reporter: sister mary jane last saw her friend the end of july and just talking to her earlier this month. she says her friend was a wonderful woman as expected. she was committed to a faith. he was a baker. she was successful and she was full of love. >> joy... i will miss her joy. reporter: the congregation at mourning one of their own. >> i just shook my head. i kept saying this can't be. it can't be, not margaret. reporter: southeast wisconsin native sister mather held one of two nuns stabbed to death in her interpret mississippi home last week. >> how could this have been? reporter: sister marry jane wagner met margaret almost 50 years ago to the day, a woman loved so many. >> we with grief and sadness and questions. reporter: rodney sanders is charged with the nun's death. >> what about this man? what was g

because we can never think that our enemies are ten feet tall. i think during the era of communism, post-world war ii for the better part of 40 years we, you know, we would look at these, at our enemies as though they were ten feet tall. no enemy's ten feet tall. all enemies are beatable. nazis, we beat. had adolf hitler won 75 years ago, let's say, not that long ago. had he won, we'd all be praying at the alter of naziism. so -- altar of naziism. so thank god we did what we did and we called out these isms last century, naziism, fascism, imperialism and communism. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. minnesota.-- .. this is meaningful to restoration and the new press as we amplified and spotlight marginalized

with eknow at least ten buildings have been -- we know at least ten buildings have been destroyed. thanks for being with us tonight. >> let's look at where the fire is burning right now. it's just south of lower lake. at least ten homes have been damaged or destroyed. over 4,000 people have been evacuated. >> and over 8300 people do not have power tonight because of this fire. over 1,000 firefighters are working on this fire right now. there are crews from the bay area there. they have all gone up to lake county to help put out the fire tonight. we want to go where this is all happening. we have reporters on the scene. and live in lake county tonight here's with the very latest. >> reporter: i'm not going to be hearing anything. >> having some technical difficulties. you saw some of the fire burning directly behind. now you see here this fire that we're talking about this is a fire that's already burned more than 3,000 acres justine. >> and only 5% contained. and we're getting the very latest information that all of lower lake has been evacuated tonight as well as parts of southern

restaurant scored an f with ten critical violations in its july inspection. the inspector saw 8 to ten flies in the kitchen. one on clean dishes. and the sanitizer measured 0. for sanitizing solution. >> the corporate office sepbtd this statement. saying in part. our company director of kitchen operations has reviewed the report with our team and taken measures to prevent these issues from reoccurring. >> . the a goes to churn and burn. a popular food truck. that's steaming can with flavor. >> . keep everything cold. and hot that's supposed to be hot. >> . wheels up serving a different location. daily. >> . to see all the violations in the report. on our web site. click on news tab and restaurant report card. if you have a restaurant you would like to investigate. send us an e-mail at tips at kdvr.com. >> . we have teamed up a child safety seat check this weekend. you can meet with the technician. who will ensure your child safety seat is properly installed. check it out tomorrow ten to 1 at the douglas county fairground. >> quick radar tour. a few light show

>> more than ten. >> more than ten. okay. >> reporter: the first batch of 911 calls released by the orange one person who just escaped. none of the calls are from inside the club. >> as soon as we left, gunshots like crazy. >> reporter: some of the victims who are hiding called 911 to report. >> he was in the bathroom. >> okay. >> he said there is a lot of dead people. i don't know. >> okay. i understand. we are in the club. we're searching for everybody. we're pulling victims out. >> my brother just text me right now. he says he's in there and there's been a shooting at there's a lot of people dead. >> reporter: some of the confusion came when dispatchers asked callers which bathroom their loved one was hiding in. most didn't know. as every helpless minute ticked by, some complained help was taking too long. >> still in the bathroom. he's bleeding. he was shot. nobody is going in for him. gonna die. >> and that was matt grant reporting. >> the orlando police department which received the bulk of the calls has yet to re

now ten at ten continues with stories across the corridor. the cedar rapids school district's newest magnate school is now in operation. . this morning, students and school leaders held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the grand opening of kenwood leadership academy. mayor ron corbett joined superintendent doctor brad buck and many others at the event.this school is the second magnet school in cedar rapids, joining the johnson steam academy. parents in the iowa city community school district need their first day.elementary students start at 7:55 a-m and get out at 2:55 p-m.junior and senior high students will be in school from 8:50 in the morning to 4:00 in the afternoon.the district hopes the swap will better suit the different ages and their learning.the district also made changes to discretionary buses, prioritizing areas where it is needed the most. some cities in the district - including doing what they can to make sure students get to school safely.they're planning for more traffic and pedestrians. the cities spent the summer studying

out of ten. again, a ten. basically if you liked yesterday you will be fond of today but today is off to a cooler start thanks to the clear skies then we were yesterday. yesterday at this time 72 degrees. today 65 at the airport. 5 miles an hour wind. sunrise 6:21. look at mount pocono 46 degrees. fifty-seven in reading. cooler in lancaster. fifty-six in trenton. even wilmington in the upper 50's. sixty-four in dover. sixty-two in wildwood and these dew points really gone down. they are all in the the 50's which means very comfortable, very low humidity. it was practically perfect with high of 83 degrees. today will be about 84 in plenty of sunshine and it will be another beautiful day. we will talk about when things change because you know they will in the seven day forecast. good morning, bob kelly. >> great day to grab a couple hoagie from his wawa and had lunch outside on the grass yesterday. we will do it again today. good morning. live look at schuylkill expressway westbound, here's what ha

out of ten for the labor da weekend. the races off to that's burrowing in the gulf of it is a picture of a college football player and a kid at and it isn't blowing up the internet. and nfl cornerback it's a line of protection here's gabe with trending. >> trending now, support for colin kaepernick coming from a surprising group of people, veterans. veterans for during the national anthem said he cannot support the country that continues to hold people o color down, that was friday tha many americans said thata how could you not honor the sacrifices made. people began burning his jersey, san the isco police union manner that the nfl denounces foolish statements. veterans say that he has every right to free speech, and air force veteran wrote that i am a veteran i care about people's right to take a stand and makes us better and smarter and many said that we fought for his right to say whatever he wantsn whether you like it or not. is getting a lot of traction people say that don't dishonor the flag by not standing. i've

humidity is getting out of here and dryer air is moving n we will give you a ten out of ten today with a nice pleasant breeze, might want to go outside and take a walk today. it will be dry. you will need sun screen just like bus stop buddy temperatures in the 60's and 07's off to a pleasant start and cold front that brought us in some cases red pag got a record rainfall. you see sun coming up, it has been up, 6:20 was your sunrise time officially. 83 degrees your high temperature today. your sunset is official at 7:47, plenty of sunshine and our favorite word in august, lower humidity. >>> 7:04. a father murdered right in front of his kid. >> police say victim's wife was also shot in a home invasion. dave kinchen is at the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: police are also calling it a robbery that they are investigating here in the 3700 block of north seventh street. we can tell you that a 35 year old man was shot in his upstairs bedroom and pronounced dead at the scene. police tell us his six kids, boys and girls were all in the house at the time, all between five and three ye

unveiled the big ten scud. kicks off at perdue. highlights. the hawks will play on new year's day for the 10th time in the last 70 years. kirk ferentz's squad is headlined by a strong, returning senior class -- but that's not stopping some rookies from stepping up.. up..most notably -- incoming freshmen q-b nathan stanley is in the mix to be c.j. beathard's back-up, leapfrogging redshirt sophomore tyler wiegers and several others -- a pair of freshmen tailbacks also expected to see time -- but if k-f had it his way.. they'd all wait a their time is now.... "six to ten maybe. could be as few as five. certainly more than four from last year. and it could be as many as ten....i'd rahter all the freshmen if i can but we also need to put our best guys out t" there""if he becomes the number two guy, then we'll play him. the depth chart is still very fluid and we got some time before we have to decide exactly what we wanna do" the panthers also have something new this fall -- a new motto... except, it's farley has bee

and it took him ten hours to get home. "its pretty interesting especialy when youre wanting to get back home and you got to loo at your alternate rutes im still 192 miles away " according to the california department of transportation... of the 15 are expected to open back up tomorrow morning ... southbound lanes are expected to open around midnight. the last update from caltrans says the southbound lanes would open up tonight at midnight... northbound lanes.. arent expected to open up until 11am for a full list of road closures... visit our website... fox5 vegas dot com. if you've traveled through the affected area--- be sure to head over to our fox5 facebook page and share your photos. the smoke from that fire will be heading into las vegas. let's check in with chief meteorologist ted pretty with a look more heat on the way with 106 on wednesday, then 104 on thursday. we'll stay around 103 on friday and through the weekend. we'll also see afternoon gusts around 20 mph each day. more clouds arrive on monday and tuesday wi

sentenced to ten years in prison. for the death of paris williams. in june of 2015. investigators say at time of her death, paris was under weight. had skin rashes. and ulcers. parises mother was convicted in the case earlier this summer. and tph-pbsed to 7 years. in prison. >> . a denver girl says she lost her hair because of a popular conditioner. you might have in your home. to betonight the problem solvers taking a closer look. she tried wen two years ago. just before she turned ten. and said her hair started falling out. after just 3 uses. her daughter was nearly bald. she's convinced the ingredients are to blame. >> . the company stands by its product. >> . the fda is investigating. but even if it determines it's not safe. it has no authority to recall personal care products. >> . they are pushing congress to act. >> . denver public library. launching a new program to help more low income families. get internet access. five branches have ten wi-fi hot spots that you can check out. >> just like a book. you can keep it up to 3 something tells me they what a great

probably a ten percent shot. most of them dry air locked into place across the northeast corner of the state. plenty of sunshine here. we had showers development in the front range. earlier on. those are gone. but. some storms are starting to hook around into the southeast plains. swinging arpbdz from south to north. on the front side of the batch. heading towards the i 70 corridor. getting some development. which i think means we'll see a on the far eastern plains. a couple of those start to migrate into the lower elevation. include the corridor. eastern plains. better chance tomorrow that we see showers. from the opportunity. we have had and what we'll see here today. stkphr. we want to flash forward through friday. that's when the best chance for showers and thunder storms will come our way. courtesy of a cold front. starting to sag in to the northern portions of the lower 48. by the time it sinks here. >> something we'll watch out for. a lot of models are in different about it. we get closer. they'll start to

i will get to that this ten minutes. brooke, over to you. >>> american swimmer ryan lochte really robbed during the rio olympics? questions mount and two other american swimmers were detain at an airport in brazil last night. jack conger and gunner bentz were removed from their return flights to the u.s. after judge ordered seizure of their passports. ryan lochte says he was with them when they were lob. lochte is back in the u.s. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch will have the latest developments at 6:00. >>> massive blue cut wild fire burning east of los angeles is devouring, everything in its path, and it is getting even bigger. more than 1,000 fire fighters are working to get a handle on the flames and fire is only 4 percent contain. tom wait is near flames and has the very latest. >> reporter: the inferno raged on for a second night in san bernardino county. fire crews are paying particular attention to the ski town of wrightwood where flames are inching closer to closer to homes. >> hopefully these guys will

he was shot ten times while he was in the vehicle. his grand parents say he is going to make it and he has been alert and conscious the entire time. i want to show you the picture of the adorable little boy. he was shot ten times. they say that the assault rifle that was used left burns on his body. one of his arms is shattered, he has massive internal damage. his grandparents say he is going to make it. he was leaving one grandparent's home to go to his mom's house. he was in the car with a man she identified as his godfather when the shots rang out. 14 district officers responded to the 5500 block of wes clark son in germantown. it's a large scene extending a block. police found 50 shell casings from multiple types of guns including an ak-47 assault rifle. the boy was in the car with the 29-year-old man who they thought was the intended target, but the boy's grandparents say they were two people caught in the crossfire of the gun battle that was happening outside of them. the grand parents are making a desperate plea for the people

days or credit him ten days of sick leave? course, they would have. i agree with with wendy. this is the long dirt road of the legal profession. lawyers and unite the airlines was betting that he would not take the nominal claim this far. who ever is giving united legal advise should take two weeks and quit. hats off to the justice department. it is ten hours of sick leave and half day's pay. they spent that on lawyers in united. and they shouldn't need a to convince them to do the right thing. they shouldn't need a lawsuit or bad press. they should have done it in the first place. >> we reached out to united airlines. it was continental at the time he was hired by the airline and we reached out to them and they have not gotten upon back to us with a statement. and that is so many have heard about reservists getting discriminated against. their employees are wearing a uniform oversees. >> that's right, john. and i hope we're going to start seeing less of it. i believe that's going to be the case precisely because of lawsuits l

they say he was supposed to be babysitting the ten month old and a three year old child. it's not clear if neri is ?related to them. police now want warrants for neri's arrest... for both felony child abuse and child neglect. if you've seen him... call bradenton police. developing right now in italy... a city is waking up ?buried under rubble. the area was just hit by an earthquake overnight. it measured a magnitude six point one. and at last check, at least ?11 people have died. it was centered by the city of "amatrice" ... just north east of rome in central italy. and the aftershocks were felt as far away as the capitol city. but ?most of the damage was centered in "amatrice." several stone buildings came crumbling down... leaving the streets filled with debris. a local news agency says one family of four was ?buried under the rubble of their home. emergency workers have been trying to dig them out... but there are no signs of life. this is the same area that had an earthquake back in 2009. that quake killed more than governor scott is in tampa today... holding another

ten of them they are saying at this point are foreigners. the coordinated attacks were at popular beach cities and resorts, and the beach towns there. police officers at this point, they are rolling out international terrorism morning. >> 4:46 a.m., and across the nation we go. two sisters and their babysitter drowned. autopsies confirming it was an accident but authorities are not saying exactly how it happened. we did confirm overnight that the two sisters ages six and three recently moved up to colorado from tucson. >> huge fire in buffalo new mill. a 14 -year-old is missing and crews are searching for him. apparently he disappeared around the time the fire started. they claim the children started the fire that damaged three buildings. >>> another huge fire that killed two people, search and rescue teams will once again search for trapped residents in that rubble. dozens of people were injured in this. >> certainly sad there. and what happened to the ill- fated ship, alfaro? the ntsb will hold a briefing on the data recorder which was fou

treasury, five and ten-year mortgage. what would happen to housing if they did that? all remodels are based on variable rate loans. i just don't see it happening and i think for a long time. i'm talking five or ten years long time. >> right. now, you said your overweight health care, and sort of made the case there. >> yes. >> are you in favor of yield plays? so to speak? if you believe that interest rates are going to remain as low as you think they will? the utilities, telecoms and in respects some older technology stocks that still pay a somewhat juicy yield? >> i like dividends. it's hard not to like -- i like cash flow. i'll say that. i've always been a believer you own a gas station, put cash in the owners' pockets. i like cash flow, and i -- but i like companies that have the ability to raise their dividend. chasing a yield on a utility right now, or some of the telecom companies, which i don't know will grow a lot and have the ability to raise, you know, their dividends. my kids don't have, haven't figured a way t

she traveled six and half miles away from her california home on the ten days. nancy has have heard tortoise to this month a guard is left her date open a escaped the turn to social me to find her loss but sure enough a week later someone spotted the tortoise and the neighbors yard. i knew a day belonged to them. i thought i had to go down there and get it. bring it home and find the right one. there is a lot of bad and our world right now. sometimes dogs and cats sometimes is turtles. i love happy reunions like that they town the tortoise of terrace on the top of i don't covering a water outlet. you believe she may have fallen in love with the coloring of the sprinkle. margaritas to moscow meals and everything in between people want to happy are in town. a new list ranks the top happy our heads we sent our dan to check some of them out. typically this time a year will give us a couple of showers and heavy downpours from time to time but certainly hasn't been the case lately and not the case only 5,100th of an inch this month keep it is very ninja recorder below

"eyewitness news" returns at ten at ten on wpsg the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", here from new york is scott pelley. take care family. we will see you captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: high hopes up in smoke. the obama administration refuses to lift restrictions on marijuana, keeping the federal government at odds with half the states. also tonight, allegations that u.s. intelligence about the war on isis was manipulated. >> the facts on the ground didn't match what the intelligence was saying out of the united states central command. >> there it goes. >> pelley: road hazards drivers rarely see coming until it's too late. >> i got severely lucky on the highway that no one ran me over or hit me. >> pelley: and fast friends. lochte and phelps. >> win or lose, we're still going to be friends, and that rivalry that we've created is just great.

we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. good morning, everyone. 93 southbound, we are up to 42 minutes right now as head from 495 in andover down to the zakim. shiri? >> shiri: dressing for the 60s as well as rain right now. showing you where we have downpours in place and how long it takes to get to your town or city, but the drive home from work not umbrellas but sunglasses needed, so timing out improvements. >> elizabeth: coming up at 7:31 of kind pregnant woman that's in mace at libertarian. >> gene: comcast from bad customer service that's prompting a lawsuit. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. laura (vo): mom taught us that families comes first. laura: hey, mom. mom: hi. laura (vo): so when she needs a little help... i am happy to give it. medicare is a big help too. so when i heard that kelly ayotte voted to turn medicare into a voucher program, costing us thousands, i couldn't believe it. then i saw she tried to raise the retirement age... all while giving tax breaks to millionaires and big oil. narrator: women vote is r

white commit ten skin, tattoos on both arms. one is a red goal on his left elbow and tripping a newer model bright red car. every door up and down here until late last night. they still haven't found the guy which makes other parents nervous. you hear it up out here all the

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ten-day on 10. lots to look at. hot and humid, thunderstorms. then we start to see the lower 80s for monday, tuesday. mid 80s by thursday, into your friday as well. >>> as we mentioned earlier, closing ceremonies for the games start at 8:00 tonight on nbc 10. as rio winds down, tokyo is getting ready to shine. they're going to give us a peak of what to expect. the governor of tokyo says she hopes a more transparent game. she said they're willing to do what it takes to make 2020 a big success. >>> no shoes, no problem. vorhees native, english gardener didn't need her own shoes to help the women's 4x100 meter to win. she noticed she was missing a shoe. but her quick thinking teammate, allyson felix, came to the rescue. >> she had an extra pair of shoes, a half size too big, i laces them uptight and got up and ran. >> you've got to get out there and run. felix told gardener she can keep the shoe as of she won a gold medal in them. >>> nbc 10 competition to watch is locally sponsored by the all new 2017 chrysler pacifica. >>> throughout the rio game

should be a nice day. >> cbs news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. thousands of inmates in iowa will be asked a new question during a restoration. explains. >> reporter: under a new policy inmates will be answering a new question. >> we would be asking them what they would prefer. >> reporter: medical director dr. harbans deol says therapy will be available for any transgender inmate who wants treatment. but because there could be a reversible side effect, a medical staff will bring in an expert on transgender health issues >> reporter: so we made a consultation with her to make sure this is what she wants. she will come and interview the patients and draft a protocol for us to do those. we have a consent that we obtain from them as well, just to make sure they understand specifically this is not something that is very likely taken. >> reporter: he said medical professionals will review each case for clothing and specific housing needs. >> what we offer women in a they are identified as a female, so offer the same close to them. >> reporter: these ar

and even though he was only convicted of ten... prosecutors believe franklin may have been linked to at least 25 murders. and... we now know what caused one of california's most ?destructive wildfires last year: a hot tub. the department of forestry says faulty wiring on that hot tub sparked a fire that burned four people and destroyed more than 13 hundred homes in napa county. the district attorney is now considering whether to file criminal charges against the couple that owned that hot tub... since it was ?not installed according to code. the cost of fighting that fire... ?? ?? time to talk some sports ? ba da ba ba ba ? this morning. and bucs fans... the wait is finally over. the preseason begins tonight. dirk koetter makes his nfl head coaching debut... as the bucs play the eagles up in philadelphia. the result may not matter in the win-loss column... but it's an important one for back-ups and players trying to fight for the final 53-man roster. the most crowded spot on offense is at tight- end.. the bucs have four returners a

took ten years. >> . no happy ending. >> . finally. >> . i'm not getting another one. >> mark would never do that. >> you're probably in the dog house for a while. for that one. east of town upper 80s low the 90 greeley matching that. fort collins at 87. more comfortable into the palmer divide. castle rock at 80. with a mix of 60s 70s and 80s. for the mouai made it back to 90. downtown. 91 fort collins. greeley at 91. expect a bit of a hike. as we get into the day tomorrow. as many as 3, 4. five degrees in some spots. warmer. tofrpl tomorrow afternoon at this time. 80s in the high country earlier this afternoon. with a high of 93. in grand junction. just weren't able to squeeze much in the way of rainfall. just too much dry air to support any rain. that moved through i 70. lasted for about 30 minutes. before it dwindled. otherwise sunshine with a few passing clouds. here and there. that's not just the case across the front range. we're talking about north southeast and west. for the most part. a handful of widely isolated storms. in the sou

don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight.again on six abc at 11:00. >>> now for melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news, tragedy at a major water park. details coming in at this hour. >>> donald trump facing dangerous poll numbers. the republican nominee losing ground. the huge group of voters lining up for hillary clinton. but now trump unleashing a new attack. >> honestly, i don't think she's all there. >>> crash course. the frightening wipeout. the cyclist crashing in the middle of a race, rushed to the hospital. and the french gymnast breaking his leg on the mat, then suffering another fall when para

prices are ten dollars for kids, and 15 dollars for adults. most of the bay area goes back to school ts mean you can't ?celebrate it. pasco county is hosting a "community back to school block party" today. students and families from gulf high, gulf middle, and several elementary schools are expected to attend. it runs from eight to one p-m today at gulf high in new port richey. they will be handing out some ?free school supplies. the pasco county school district is the 11th ((//2shot)) toss to dave... ? we buy any car dot com ? ? we buy any car dot com ? ? we buy any car dot com ? ? any any any any ? did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com you might want to leave a little early this morning... we have another busy weather situation... rain is already falling across the bay area... and roads could be a little treacherous.

because ten games is ten games. >> 25 million for a stupid, stupid mistake.nted, he signed $35 million guaranteed contract. he already got ten. so, from what i understand, they can't recoup that. but they can take away everything else, and if they want to they can release him altogether. they can say bye, we don't want you any more, and he could get none of that, 60 plus million that he could possibly get. >> i'm the only person that was optimist he can. i was looking forward to going out to the link and watching the eagles, but now this, on top of there are so many injuries, what is it, jordan matthews is hurt, jason, ryan matthews is hurt, if you're a matthews ', you're hurt. >> there are too many, too many. >> too many, sean. >> hey, listen, sam bradford to be hurt, secretary sam bradford to be hurt, too, because he never plaza full season, he's hurt ought time. now both his tackles are about to be out. right tackle, be out for ten games, jason peters, injured right now, they said he could be okay, but had injury problems last year. if he's out, too, you'r

week tens every thousands of delta airline customers. computer problems this morning forced the carrier to grounds flights world-wide. >>> it all started after a power outage overnight in atlanta. good afternoon, i'm joe hole never for jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. delta says some flights are getting off the grounds now but delays and concellations will continue throughout the day. this was the scene this morning at philadelphia's international airport. stranded passengers were spotted warned g around on shore, kenneth craig shows us how delta plans to get all of knows flights, back on track. wait in the long lines at lax even after the airlines computer system came back on line longest line, 3 miles long. >> some fell asleep as they waited. it was similar situation from london to washington. >> i came in, saw the line stretching out the door. >> delta problems began around 2:30 a.m. power outage in atlanta affected operations world-wide. travelers checking their phones and computers couldn't get accurate flight information. >> it j

seniors, they only constitute one in ten millennials, right? and then we've got one-third of them that are religiously unaffiliated at all. so that really has changed the compensation of the group. and then just all the other things. like, there are all kinds of culture -- you know, they rub shoulders with people of different races and ethnicities from the moment they're born, most of them, they're around people who speak different languages, they know gay friends from the moment they know what that is -- >> and that's the big issue for them, right? >> it is. it becomes a huge issue. more than three-quarters of the millennial generation supports same-sex marriage, for example. so the one thing i can say about seminaries though is the places where seminaries are actually growing, and katherine henderson is here from auburn who tracks a lot of this stuff, right, is a couple places. it's multi-ethnic seminaries, latino seminaries, african-american seminaries, and there is this kind of newer, kind of multifaith movement that is kind of gaining some

he was ten years old and getting ready to retire. metro tweeted -- thank you for your tireless service to our community boris. rest in peace. in national headlines... police in milwaukee are bracing for more violence... as they move into day three of violent riots. "barrett says: "i'm calling on all city, do not do further damage to this great neighborhood. " the riots-- stemming from tthe fatal police shooting of an african-american man who reportedly had a gun. on sunday alone--police reported 30 incidents of shots fired. in all-- 8 officers have been injured. and a total of 7 businesses have been burned or destroyed in the riots. police say there is body camera video that will eventually be police in florida arrest the man wanted in the shooting death a georgia police officer. " the driver and passenger were detained, a search of the vehicle was conducted and revealed royheem delshawn deeds.24. was hiding in the trunk of the vehicle. raheem deeds was arrested on an outstanding warrant for murder ." the car was driven by deed's sis

we'll look at that in the ten-day forecast. lauren scala is here with a look at your commute. >> sounds like a dramatic weather film. construction is causing delays on the grand central parkway. there it is. just as you make your way past laguardia airport in the westbound lanes, nothing is really moving right now. the bqe ramp is shut down. something to keep in mind. heading over to the alexander hamilton bridge, smooth sailing on the cross bronx expressway. two lanes are blocked by webster avenue. delays are minor through there. we'll have more weather and in the hospital it happened on seymour avenue just after midnight. brian thompson is there with what we know so far. brian? >> reporter: mike, we're only about three blocks from police headquarters in newark. but they have been patrolling this area since the shooting trying to reassure residents they're on top of this. the shooter is still on the loose at this point. there have been six fatal shootings in the cityn little over 72 hours. now, in in particular case it was jus

so we go with a ten out every ten in your weather by the numbers.decide to go camping today off to pleasant start with temperatures in the 60s, mostly 60s, hardly any 70s, so grab that sunscreen, since it is okay to go outdoors, it is not too humid out there. right now at 81%, but will go down that relative humidity throughout the day. sunrise 6:02. and here is your planner for the day with clear sky, cooler start, we will be close to 80 degrees, by lunchtime, with plenty of

he lives in this house for more than ten years now. bail hearing tomorrow we will learn if he will be held until his eventually trial. live in holliston, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> daniel: state police helping a struggling child along smith river in bristol, new hampshire. kids player in the river when one went struggling andev resurfaced. police have not released the name but say he is 39 years old and from concord. another person went into the water to help all four kids to safety. >> julie: father of local teen killed in car crash does not want to serve prison time. yesterday joseph kapp pled not guilty to motor vehicle homicide charge. his friend 18-year-old a.j. robbins died over the weekend. the teen's father tells the herald that everyone makes mistakes. third teenager was also hurt in hearing. >> most of us are hurting. we are not angry at joey. we are angry what happened, not necessarily joey. we love joey still. >> prosecutors say kapp admitted drinking at party at fitchburg state prior to the crash. his parents posted $2,

his most recent book examines how the ten commitments are still relevant today. he talks about good and evil, idealism and extremism, the holocaust and other topics in his book, think a second time. he can contemplates the pursuit of happiness and happiness is a serious problem. in his 2013 book he lays out why american values must triumph in an uncertain world. here he is from the los angeles times festival of books. >> it's very simple. if everybody lived by the ten commandments, you you would not need one army or one missile or any policeman. you would not have to put locks on your doors. this is all humans need. it's amazing. >> dennis will take your calls, e-mail, tweets and text messages sunday september 4 from noon - for easter and. >> margie, what are some of the books you have coming out this fall? >> yes, we are so excited. you know when it's an election year we like to really get into things and try to connect with all the people who are thinking what is going on in this crazy election year. we have to big books coming, one in late july and one in late

how would you rank it. >> probably a ten. >> . what's going through your mind. have you ever done something like this. >> never. chosen for a ride ahead of the cleveland air show. getting a show of her own. >> . speeds reached more than five hundred miles per hour. the g force more than 6. >> . quick turns to the left and right. barrel turns and loops. >> out of this world experience for 45 minutes. before touching back down to earth. >> . it was awesome. >> . the most intense work out of her life. >> i had to exert every ounce of energy in my body. >> battling nausea and exhaustion. >> but worth it. she left with a new appreciation. for military pilots. and a new lesson. for her students. >> . they can do anything. if you purt your mind to it. >> . >> >> great lesson that is. cleveland air show takes place this saturday through monday at best of your pwerbg we'll have all the details on fox8.com. >> . excite -lg exciting day. >> a former overwhelmed and forced to sur roepbder dozens of adorable miniature dogs. >> what happened and how you can adopt one of the p

the little boy was just ten years old.uperintendent of burlington county schools released a statement confirming a student enrolled there had died. grief counselors will be at the middle school today. >>> 6:38. community comes together to remember a little girl who was killed monday when a speeding car slammed into the vehicle that she was in. family and friends set up a memorial to remember three year old esther palmer's young life. the accident happened along second and york street. police say the impact was so strong, it sent the family's car into a pole and ejected her from her seat. the driver of the car that hit them was hospitalized, and they're begging for the driver of the second car to come forward. >> everybody loved her, she was just a really healthy baby. i just can't explain it, and i can't believe that this happened to us. >> racing in an open street, no one out there, people out there, out that could, i mean, you could just hurt them. >> the 17 year old driver who was hospitalized has hired an attorney. >>

there are now ten new infections bringing the total number to 14. the cdc issued a travel advisory warning pregnant women not to travel to that area. >> that neighborhood is a bustling art district. miami. the cdc is advising women who visited that area since the 15th of june to avoid getting pregnant for at least two months and for men who have been there, they shouldn't have unprotected sex for the same amount of time to avoid transmitting the virus. june 15th appears to be the day when zika seems to start spreading among mosquitos there. >> reporter: in florida, health department workers are literally going door to door in an effort the spread of the zika virus. this after the state has become ground zero for the infection of the u.s. mainland. those cases so far limited to this one square mile area just north of miami. >> we just announced this morning on top of the four cases we announced on friday we have ten more cases. as you know, two of those cases were in broward and the others were in miami that we announced on friday. all the additional