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. >>> tonight, track tg -- track (electronic music) - [voiceover] it's the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between. (electronic music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between show. tonight, we continue interviews with subjects of when we rise, the new mini series written by dustin lance black. when we rise focuses on a very specific period of the lgbtq movement. and those activists are still with us today, here in san francisco. tonight, we'll speak with roma guy, who's a social justice activist, and also founded the women's building right here in san francisco. we'll also speak to her wife, yes, her wife, it's the perfect marriage, diane jones, who's also an activist, and one of the first nurses during the aids/hiv crisis

tg "jordan loved his mother. he loved his mother. so do not judge, pray' among the crowd is lynne hines-levy... a member of the salvation army and milwaukee police departments chaplaincy program. lhl 'ive spoken with both sides of the famila friday. some of us didnt leave here until very late friday night.' hines-levy... offering the boys parents a shoulder to cry on... lhl 'no one is ever prepared for this. no one is ever prepared to lose a child. no parent should ever be expected to lose a child.' pictures in front of the home show jordan during happier times... moments step great-grandfather rufus woods wishes could have been shared beyond these four short years. rw 'you know, let them make it that old. let them make it that old!' sense.' milwaukee police have not yet said it anyone is in custody for the boys death... or elaborated on the circumstances surrounding the shooting. reporting live at mpd dist 3, bl, fox6 news. an important traffic tracker alert before you head out the door this morning. remember-- h southbound to i-94

instead they'll have to wait until public comments , that meeting set for 6 pm tomorrow reporting live tg tom george 13 action news it's been almost a week since police say a little girl younger sibling at home. now.. only on 13 action news.. we're hearing from the mom who was in the next room. "she ain't intend to do it you know but i love all my kids no matter what" the little girl is in the hospital. both parents say the gun was behind a locked door in a purse with the safety on. same night it happened.. and hasn't been able to see her daughter in the hospital. "last time i seen her she was layin' there and it's hard now i'm sitting in here and it's not fair" tonight on 13 action news at 11.. more of our jailhouse interview with the mom and other family members. the f-b-i is taking the lead on the manhunt... for double murder suspect..... michael vance... who may be heading.... reporter..... gina lazara is live... in our studio.... with the very latest on this. gina? oklahoma authorities have said they've gotten tips ---- this man is headed to las vegas. metro still has not confirmed o

tg "jordan loved his mother. he loved his mother. so do not judge, pray' among the crowd is lynne hines-levy... a member of the salvation army and milwaukee police departments chaplaincy program. lhl 'ive spoken with both sides of the family a number of times since friday. some of us didnt leave here until very late one is ever prepared for this. no one is ever prepared to lose a child. no parent should ever be expected to lose a child.' pictures in front of the home show jordan during happier times... moments step great-grandfather rufus woods wishes could have been shared beyond these four short years. rw 'you know, let them make it that old. let them make it that old!' rw 'we need to get together and stop all this. it milwaukee police have not yet said it anyone is in custody for the boys death... or elaborated on the circumstances surrounding the shooting. reporting live at mpd dist 3, bl, fox6 news. ted thanks bret milwaukee police are also investigating a homicide from overnight. a man was found dead a little after midnight on

are learning the group behind that tower, the project is going back to the drawing board when design tgfoundation for another san francisco project. the building will run its piles all the way to the bedrock. the tower has been more than a foot since construction. the new project was going to have the foundation which was similar to the millennium. a bedrock foundation is much more spiexpensive. >>> one o f the most dangerous surfers competitions in the world. >> six women will be in the water organizers say it is about time that women is becoming prom meant innoce prominent in the world of big waves. the celebration is tomorrow. the ladies will be hanging ten. >> they will. >> hanging with the boys. >> no problem. exciting. >> okay, lets talk about the weather. we had a beautiful day but things are changing. >> they definitely are. over the next 48 to 72 hours, we do expect rain to move in and cooler temperatures. that'll get the waves kristen wiiging kicking up on the surf line. you can see the lights are shining bright tonight. we had a little bit of cloud cover moving in the south b

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tg, 13 action news. while the nation turns its attention .....to u-n-l-v.... for the final presidential debate.... the university is also receiving.... a different type of national attention.... for it's medical school. u-n-l-v received.... its preliminary accreditation.... for its med school... and.... can now begin accepting students..... for its 20-17 charter class. some people living near st. anne catholic church on maryland parkway say the celebrations are turning their show. and as 13 action news reporter marti glaser explains.. they say it's anything but music to their ears. it was like being at a rock concert in the front row that we didn't have to pay for . listening to this is how therese pelligrini says she spent what was "supposed to be" a relaxing weekend at home nonstop for 13 hours on sunday this free entertainment she says ....courtesy of st, anne catholic church on maryland parkway .. ears there is no consideration given to the neighborhood- no respect fro the neighborhood ...they do basically what they want now just to give you guys an idea a

in tg like we have to be this person, that person. we do what we do and it works. how is radio different today than it was 15, 10, 17 years ago? >> as a kid, at that time radio was fun. i remember calling in, what's up y'all? what you got to say and you'd rap. like it was fun. it was an experience. it was enjoyab kind of took like a down slide in my opinion. then it became all about the shock jock. who can say the nastiest and n radio to get the biggest radio went for a little bit. then it got to the point where media and people went against it. they wanted more positivity. i th where the breakfast club came along. we weren't shock jockist, but we were real. >> when you think of this chapter in your life, because you'll go on and do something else, you won't have this. the three of you won't be together. if it was a ch the book, what do you want to be said about your chemistry, this time of being a part of the breakfast club? >> as far as radio is concerned i want them to remember that breakfast club era, man. even when they don't have any guests, the three of them

attacked by a predators in the back yard says now that winter is on the way, wild animals are look tg for easier ways to get food. through the down time when food is hard to come by. >> says these animals will take bigger risks for their reward. >> it's going to take me 10-miles to capture a rabbit or in this case some times the odd pet, the risk reward is low. >> says this experience is one she hopes no one else has to suffer. he died. >> these predators poight be stalking doggy doors. when wild animals expect food and they don't get it, they will adapt by seeking easy prey. >> all right, an important alert. thank you for that. in the mean time, we have a traffic alert to tell you about tonight. the ramp from north bound i-15 to the u.s. 95 north at the spaghetti bowl will close in twow 23 hours. starts atd 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night, ending some thursday. officials advise you either avoid the area or take side streets to get around the closure. if you are traveling north on the 15 you'll have to go south on the 95, exit at las vegas boulevard, and go around to get back on north bound

. >> pelley: police in north dakota arrest protesters tg to stop oililine. and who let the dogs out? rescued bye school track kennels, it was justpy this ithb" with scott pelley. >> pelle a clinton e-il headacheormer president bill clinton and his famil foundation. it reveals aang web of charity ad calls "bill e cltons today of cashing in charity work, citing a hacked memo in which mr. clinton's longtime aide, douganibda don offresidentlintod prtesiden clinton." >> thank you so m. >> reporter: band wrote the memo in 20ter elsea clinton accused him of hustling foundation drs tno drum upness million in fr-esident clinton, v president and his family for personal travel, hospitit vacation, and the cola being scapegoated. the former president, he said, is far more conflicted every donors. wiki reporter: hillary clinton and her aides have consistently refused to comment on any of the theirtithty.even confirm wikileaks is that the russian >> rorter: late today, thenst a. campaign did put out a stament saying that none of the financial relations memo a new. they are

>>reporter: yes, good morning tg about the broncos ring of fame, some where probably osweiler is not going to head ---he's going to be -- at half time. three new members of the broncos ring of fame. they were officially unveiling a plaza in front of sports authority el we're talking about john lynch, and fletcher. safety lynch, a big part of those winning broncos calls and jason, the all time leader in points scored ends well -- and fletcher, linebacker and franchise leader in sacks. take a listen to what fletcher had to say. >> von miller, he's in my mind, the broncos pass rusher ever and later, miller will prove -- that will be the happiest day of my life because records are meant to be broken. if barny and jones, if karl hasn't consistently set new bench marks, then 97.5 would mean nothing today. >> a humble fletcher. all three of those are going to be honored here at half time of the game. it's monday night football, it starts at 6 authority field. we'll have full coverage before the game around 4:00, and 5:00 and after the game, post game interviews. we're talking about those be

near buffalo and summerlin pkwy tg 13 action news. a 13 action news update on a lawyer accused of pulling a g attorney james pengilly is now under investigation by police and the state bar.. and has already been hit with a 25-hundred dollar sanction for improper deposition conduct. pengilly is accused of pulling a gun on mark stuhmer after stuhmer and his brother sued him for defamation. the brothers now have a protective order against pengilly. lawmakers are taking a timeout from that special session in carson city to consider the tomorrow.. they'll resume work in the assembly.. after the stadium package cleared the senate late yesterday. 13-action news reporter bryan callahan is in carson city right now following some new developments. bryan. the senate passed the stadium financing bill with two votes to spare... but when the assembly finally has their vote... things could be much closer. nat if possible after a short celebration... 06.41.30.00 "we understand the excitement of what this means to bring the raiders to las right back t

and tg who wrote, getting a college degree and a good job and having a loving family, # that mexican thing. the two candidates for california's open senate seat will face-off in their own debate. you can watch it live tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. on comcast channel 715 or our digital channel 7.2. we will also stream the debate live on abc7news.com and the abc7 news app. and if you can't catch the debate at 7:00 p.m., you can watch a rebroadcast at 1:42 a.m. thursday morning here on abc7. >> ama: new at 11:00, a broken watermain flooded an intersection in concord. this was the scene and the county water district is on the scene trying to repair the broken main. the intersection will stay closed throughout the night. >> ama: water flowed after an aging main in berkeley. this video was posted on youtube. the east bay mud tells us the crews well stay to fix the pipe. the 12-inch main that broke is more than 80 creaser old. >> dan: firefighters almost finished their job in the santa cruz mountains. cal fire says the fire is now 92% contained. all evacuation orders are canceled and the flames hav

reporting near donna and azure, tg 13 action news. an update..... on the investigation into the death of a young couple.... found murdered... inside their apartment!!! police believe... two men may be responsible.... for their death... but... police wouldn't release any more information.... about who they are. family members identified the couple.... as sydney land and neo kauffman. police say... they were found shot to death.... near hualapai and peace way. new information tonight on the death of a 9-year-old girl who overdosed on prescription painkillers. police say her mother and aunt gave her oxycodone and hydrocodone for an injury. both women are being charged with murder after tests confirmed lethal amounts of drugs in the girl's body. metro is investgation..... the death of a man..... who was shot and killed.... near tropicana and boulder highway. and neighbors say... in an upstairs apartment. and.... only on -13- action news... a witness describes.... what she heard.... seconds before gunshots.... rang out. take sot louisa antrim, called 911

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tg boats brought it into the bay to hold it steady and push it slowly. the uss san francisco has been deployed in the pacific for the last seven months. they want to bring it here to her name sake city for one last visit before she is decommissioned. officials want to show they can pull us up into a non-navy port. so any city that has a port can pull in if needed. it's years since the sub has been here so the navy said it wasn't as easy as it looks. so this is a big deal because it has been a really long time. we had to call a retired c.o. to talk to him to get some pointers into how to get into the bay. the mayor hasn't done it in a while. but it's great. they're excited and planning for a wihile and excited to be at te name sake for a final visit. >> reporter: this will not be open to public tours. it's just too small. they will likely tour a few weeks and veterans, maybe the cal ortc, they're still working on that but this view on kgo abs your best way to see it. i want to tell you about an event to participate in. if this is your kind of thing, they

and tg who wrote, getting a college degree and a good job and having a loving family, # that mexican thing. the two candidates for california's open senate seat will face-off in their own debate. you can watch it live tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. on comcast channel 715 or our digital channel 7.2. we will also stream the debate live on abc7news.com and the abc7 news app. and if you can't catch the debate at 7:00 p.m., you can watch a rebroadcast at 1:42 a.m. thursday morning here on abc7. >> ama: new at 11:00, a broken watermain flooded an intersection in concord. this was the scene and the county water district is on the scene trying to repair the broken main. the intersection will stay closed throughout the night. >> ama: water flowed after an aging main in berkeley. this video was posted on youtube. the east bay mud tells us the crews well stay to fix the pipe. the 12-inch main that broke is more than 80 creaser old. >> dan: firefighters almost finished their job in the santa cruz m mountains. cal fire says the fire is now 92% contained. all evacuation orders are canceled and the flames h

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if you think it's not dpoi tg happen you are in the dark about it i guess. >> marie: caesar says he believes the crime spike is just a phase. another resident told us the crime wave was bound to come to even if it was named one of the safeness the country. >> reed: a unlv law professor attacked. she was missed on campus today after he was left bloodied and beat on a sidewalk. in this follow-up news 3's kelsey thomas spoke with the professors students who are heart broken yet hopeful. >> the first day of our constitutional law class we got in there and right off the bat she starts asking questions about the reading. >> when it comes to preparing our future lawyers, unlv professor leslie business. >> she's always been one of the professors that expects a lot of everyone. and, you know, she knows that all of her students have a great potential so she won't take it easy on you in that way. >> reporter: students describe leslie as someone they respect and adore. a woman who always pushes her students to do better. >> she is one of the most brilliant women you will ever talk to in your life. >> sh

the guard told sergeant togu return $20,000 and threatened tg garnish his wages.ed he filed a federal lawsuit in february. >> i would like to see them forgive these mistakes that thet made, that they blamed on the soldiers. all they did was r r hand and swear an oath to that constitution. >> reporter: now, the defense department says soldiers can go through a formal review process to see if they'll have to repayl the improperly awarded bonuses, but, scott, critics say that is an uncertain fight that theset soldiers shouldn't have to take on. >> pelley: hard to see how it's the soldiers' fault. jan crawford, jan, thank you. tonight u.s. forces in iraq are facing stiff resistance from isis. american pilots and special kurdish troops in an attempt to retake iraq's second largest city, mosul. after a week, the force is ten miles from mosul, and holly williams is with them. [gunfire] >> reporter: the iraqi military told us they'd liberated the town of hamdaniya, but we arrived to find the streetsa, still ringing with gunfire. in some places isis has launched surprise attacks, even after ir

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tg seeing reaction in the share price. this is south korea's second-largest automaker.res car platforms with hyundai motors and terms of getting costs down, and has significant ocean are in china and europe. we will try to get a breakdown of those earnings when they become available. meantime, let's go over to sydney, where paul has first word news for us. paul: thanks. with lossesres after cut full-year revenue and operating profit forecast. the success of pokÉmon go failed to offset sales on its game platforms. nintendo sees profits of $288 million, one third below previous estimates. investors were underwhelmed by of the switchunch console. tesla jumped after its first profit in eight quarters. was $.71 a share compared with the loss of $.58 a year earlier. the bloomberg survey estimated an average loss of $.54 a share. it has cut borrowing facilities by $180 million and its giant battery factory is on track to produce batteries this year. operating profit came in at the equivalent of 249 million dollars, just below the forecast. service ising popular in japan, but m

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one of the warmest overnight lows we haveest had in a long tg this late in the season. it will stay windy today will keep the sunshine going gustng t about 30 miles an hour. especially for their west and showersp which seem to bee weakening will start to get better organized work inrk in sometime during the early evening.evening. the showers will be fairlyirly widespread not anticipating more than a quarter of an inches oprf rain with this.is. hi temperatures in the lower anr middle 80s. future radar streaks of rain a few rumbles of thunder will be embedded withini the showers.we. and late evening showers begin to move out.at upper 50s and we stay generally in the lower 70ser on wednesday. w quick look at the rainthe rai coming and i'll stop out it'st' that low right there that will come in late wednesday nightni into thursday. that rain isisinto t going to be widespread and much heavier most of that will be probably righta overhead by sun up on thursday.. send it bac thank you scott. g your cleveland indians are oneen win away from the world series. a gutsy win in toro

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the pol and these voters don't really want to talk about the vote however when they get in the just tg booth and it's just them and their ballot they will vote for donald trump. people are sensitive these days and anything you say gets broken down into these tiny littleho defenses of what it can mean. so how do your polls account for this voting behavior into the account within the margin that this kind of thing might happen? >> guest: that is a good question. i would say the polling what we have seen through this survey, one we have done two weeks ago, without 36% found 36% of trump's vote was reluctantly voted for trump.avy hesi you could put all kinds of meaning, is a because of his character and they don't like his character but they are voting against clinton. or are they hesitant because of talk out there. hillary was at 29% reluctantly voted for her. both candidates had one third of their votes that said i am reluctantly voting for this person but because they are put in this quandary of i do not like my candidate but i also dislike the candidate on the other side, i think that

would like to congratulate cal trans in the opening of the bike and the pedestrian an path, connect tg to the island on sunday. and this regional link was much anticipated on by many people. and a lot of people are going to benefit from this improved access. and so this is no longer any dead ends and i want to thank the agencies that were involved in moving this forward. earlier this month, they were also, delighted when the federal department of transportation secretary fox announced the award of a 11 million dollar, innovaive technology and grant for san francisco and the projects funded by the grant will be implemented by the mta and the transportation authority with the support from uc berkeley, and including the development of the high occupancy lanes, and car pools. and many smart traffic signal or the smart traffic signals to reduce congestion and improve the safety and the electronic toll system and the testing of three shuttles for treasure island, and i am excited to see these demonstration projects beginning to transform, the visions and in the practical solutions and i want

to ensure continuity we are taking a simple approachchare tg european law be transposed on the day we leave. there'd be elected politicians here in britain to make the changes that reflect the outcome of the negotiation inket her exit. the this is what people voted for.e power and authority residing once again with the sovereign institutions of our country. [applause].riveted i say know they won't. they already go beyond the eu law and many areas. we give this guarantee. this conservative government will not rollback those in the workplace. in the work ladies and gentlemen in today's fast-moving world it respects no boundaries. there is only nations that are out word looking. how they will succeed and prosper. and i believe when we are truly in control of our own affairs it's an even better place. we are the fifth largest economy in the world. it is spoken by one and halfsh billion people. from everything to medicineit and law. the real world leader. excellence for manufacturing. fr for a permanent member. i am confident about our future. and anyone who says the cards are stacked agai

aurora tg out at 79 today and 60s for the foothills. evergreen, warmer. you're at 71. it shows the future cast that we wide earlier. i want to give you an idea what we're expecting with tomorrow's showers. by 5:00, 5:30 tonight, a few more clouds for us in denver, and really across the plains overnight. the mountains snow mainly on the peaks early tomorrow morring, and we'll be under a partly cloudy sky to start. we can increase in clouds tomorrow afternoon, slight chance for a few showers throughout the day. more clouds tomorrow, and more again, light rain and snow in tte mountains. ?o alerts at this time. it's goiig to be patchy and light. we could see wet roads in denver. even by early wednesday morning, we could so wednesday is likely going to be our coolest day. not likely, it is. we're going to see temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60. but under a mostly sunny sky. most of our cloud cover, again, on tuesday. looking ahead to the end of the week, there's more 70s, low to upper 700 thursday and friday. and then a really nice warmup this weekend. i think i'm goi

. >> i'm going to answer in italian for the first channel tg uno. our position is the same one. europe has to be more convinced and look to africa with more conviction. from this stance we can't go every time to ask for help to the united states without doing our part. the united states are busy in all the international theaters, the ones that are closer to us, we obviously need the support of our best friend because the united states, our best friend. but we also have to start an italian and european strategy. we can't always just sit and wait for this type of support. therefore, the issue of the mediterranean and africa has been left aside during the last ten years in the european union. we have to give it priority again. we have to work as the commission had foreseen it would do. it's not doing it with the necessary speed. we'll do whatever we can with the agreements with certain states. with the five states that are our priority. we have to work for africa to be a priority, including a priority from the point of view of resources. local development. we will talk about this d

going to help with the forecastc stick around to get you out of class for a while.tick around tg i see lots of smiles on that. wears the principle is frowningg and tapping his foot.ot. not a good sign.i his arms are crossed to. oh boy. all right. thank you so much appreciate it. it is 9:02igyou so m our top sti morning been talking about this barbershop situation. two gunmen are on the loose and another suspect is in custody after a shooting at a west side barbershop.an a lot to get to this morning.to. a 4 year old boy is one of the injured. latest from metro on this developing story. good morning again. the 4 year old was shot in their foot a 26 your all were shot in the back. and one of the three teenage shooters was dropped after at the hospital sometime later. police say three teenagersf reet wanted to rob prodigy cuts at west 59th and storer avenue.avee officers say when the gunmen whn started shooting, employees fired back in self defense.meme st the two victims, are stable here at metro. we don't know much about the twe suspect who was dropped off here, other than he is 16 years

he was tg raccoon and the raccoon wasn't having it. here it is. >> what's this? is this edible? >> raccoons will literally eat anything. >> it's delicious. he has the phone in his mouth or little paw thing. the guy's chasing him. >> i mean they'll eat anything. >> it also shows you how indestructible the new iphone is. it's like an ad. >> i drop it and it crashes. he has it in his mouth running. >> he did eventually get his phone back. >> what's the weather today? >> good morning everybody. and some patchy drizzle as you can see in southeastern massachusetts. can't rule out a quick shower. a little bit of dampness that is hanging around with us. until we head into this afternoon watching this front sweep into the area to bring another round of shower and we get into later this afternoon between 4:00 p.m. and out and get the sunshine in for us for the weekend. prize. two of our you can win. we don't know what it is. it is a surprise. to us, too. we don't learn until that morning. come down to the plaza if you are within 100 miles of us. it is "freebie friday." we've given away co

knowing that educators view tg presidential debate as a student's homework, do you feel you are modellingur today's youth. >> i began this campaign because i was so tired of seeing foolish things happening to our country. this is a great country. >> joining me now, the undecided voter from missouri, patricia, not a teacher but you did provide a teachable moment there with your question. we had a lot of pre-debate drama with teen trump of the press conference before this. and you questioned of the allegations that's being whirled around by nominees and supporters. was last night's debate appro h approachable for kids to watch? >> it was a lot of lack of maturity of the debate with the cutting off and just gaining up on each other and a little bit of bullying going on. while it did not have the under tone of the other one did where there were some threats of exposing sexual situations, i thought that it still needed a lot of improvement on what we are looking for as voters when we look at the presidential debate. >> did you feel that donald trump or hillary clinton answered your question fo

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