they are all teens and they are all in the ho information on the gunman. a local news report said that the shooter told friends she would do something stupid today that might get him jailed or killed. >>> still ahead, old dogs are finding new homes. >>> but first, we verify if facebook is ra >>> a post flying around facebook tonight and had you asking, is it legit? >> this is bonnie from montclair. >> the post claims that a 14- year-old shot by his stepfather trying to protect his baby sister and the teen mother can't share the bills. share the post and facebook will give the family 45 cents. sound outrageous? the. we verified it and went straight to facebook. the representatives went to searchers and said this was a hoax. we use automated systems that run constantly to block these types of scams. it's not only a hoax but an old one. it popped up in 2013 and about the part where facebook will donate money for kids, no. the company said don't fall for it. that's something that they just don't do. if you want something that is vowfed, let our researchers fig

. >> angelina's bond with her six kids the. ho is ready to follow in her famous footsteps? >> he's got a wicked sense of humor. >>> then -- >> inside beyonce and rihanna's girl's night out. who had a wardrobe malfunction. >>> plus, josh and fergie after the split. >>> and we're on the emmys red carpet. >> counting down to the big show. >>> why heather locklear was rushed to the hospital. >>> and channinging tatum's not so smooth move. >> i was nervous. she's so beautiful. >>> now, for september 15, 2017, this is is "entertainment tonight." the countdown to tv's biggest night is officially on. welcome to the microsoft theater. by sunday, the the biggest stars in the world will be right here. >> day are. they're going to be chasing the gold statue. we have got much more on the emmys coming up. but let's start with angelina j jolie and getting upstage by her kids. >> when your kids are your best friends, it's kind of a nice life. >> reporter: a whirlwind week that started in toronto. angelina and her six crowded the captain once again for the new york premier of netflix's "firs

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advantage, the hos, caesar hernandez is cut in half. bags full of phils it's hoskins. bases clearing double to left. hose consistents with four rbis, 6-2. phils back to back wins against la. >>> after the giants lost to the lions last night, the headcoach torched eli manning in the process. he wasn't happy with the quote, unquote, sloppy quarterback play. manning said the coach ditched out the criticism because he knows he can take it. >>> the zero and two giants visit on sunday. with odell beckham junior who returned from an injury. defensive coordinator jim schwartz expects the best >> we have to expect him to be 100%. if we expect anything less, we're in a wrong business, he obviously was well enough they played him for 33 plays i think it was. he's another week away from that. another week ahead of his rehab and things like that. so we have to be ready for 13 and we'll have to be ready for him being the same guy we remember from last year. >>> last month, chris long. inspired by that, the charlottesville native is funding two seven-year scholarships, donatings his f

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and that is not the type of diplomacy we need i don't know why they didn't sit down with ridge on the ho the foreign minister of north korea and at least talk about that they are going to come to any resolution but at least have a dialogue so now they're just talking past each other and i just i don't understand the game plan here and you know the president's focused on the n.f.l. in the flag instead of foreign policy so i'm not sure that anybody's in really firm control here and that's. good cause for alarm i think any pressure applied by foreign countries or and things for the president to come to the table you talk about the foreign minister of north korea he was there we didn't see any any sort of coming to the table any pressure that can actually override best from other countries or the u.n. or anything very bad to donald or a really good question there are other countries could do what we just did on the financial institutions assuring that nobody does any business with them at all they could go back to the u.n. and do a total ban on oil imports right now you're having some cheati

advantage, the hos, caesar hernandez is cut in half. bags full of phils it's hoskins. bases clearing double to left. hose consistents with four rbis, 6-2. phils back to back wins against la. >>> after the giants lost to the lions last night, the headcoach torched eli manning in the process. he wasn't happy with the quote, unquote, sloppy quarterback play. manning said the coach ditched out the criticism because he knows he can take it. >>> the zero and two giants visit on sunday. with odell beckham junior who returned from an injury. defensive coordinator jim schwartz expects the best >> we have to expect him to be 100%. if we expect anything less, we're in a wrong business, he obviously was well enough they played him for 33 plays i think it was. he's another week away from that. another week ahead of his rehab and things like that. so we have to be ready for 13 and we'll have to be ready for him being the same guy we remember from last year. >>> last month, chris long. inspired by that, the charlottesville native is funding two seven-year scholarships, donatings his f

beckwith, holding offer for days and days, merrill mcpeek, i have great respect for those who kept open the hooud i was able to. >> it's available in vietnam and hundreds of thousands of people in vietnam are watching it as we speak. and there's great interest there. >> rose: the ierchy, we have come to very good relationship with vietnam. >> we have potentially -- >> rose: sorts of an ally in whatever competition we have with china. >> but the largest thing is they are as conflicted as we are. >> rose: viewed as a war of independence. >> yes but they have a whole southern population where a lot of people have been not involved, they haven't figured out how to strategize, which means they have those 3 million casualties and they are agonizing could we have done it better, could we have done it with negotiations? i think in the same way that we're struggling, they're struggling in perhaps the fact that our two countries have come together that americans visit there that love the americans, think are an entrepreneurial sort of forward-looking people, they represent not just an economic but a pot

. >>> a north philadelphia house fire sent officethree to the ho. it happened on north sixth street overnight. some people inside the home had to jump from a window to escape the fire and even waited for help on a neighbor's roof. all three should be okay. investigators say the fire is suspicious. >>> meanwhile, parts of south florida and the keys are now under a hurricane warning, as irma heads for the miami area. and right now, the monster storm is plowing through the caribbean, pounding the turks and caicos. >> irma will take aim at cuba next. you can see it right there on the map, then the bahamas, and right after that forecast expect the hurricane to make a turn. we're talking about florida. florida will begin to feel the effects of irma tomorrow night. those winds started howling on turks and caicos last night. videos posted on social media like this one show the powerful winds and driving rain hitting resort properties on the western side of the island. irma has been on a tear through the eastern caribbean for the last two days, killing at lea

ent s-invited the n-b-a champions on twitter today, saying: "going to the white ho >>> the presidentted the nba champions saying going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. seven kerry is hesitating and the invitation is gone. he said he personally did not want to go to the white house but would go along with whatever the team decided.>> the things that he said and the things that he has not said in the right time and we won't stand for it. hopefully it will inspire change when it comes to what we tolerate and what is accepted and what we turn a blind eye to.>> they intended to meet this morning until they saw the tweet. they said the invitation will not stop them from going to washington. in lieu of a visit to the white house, we have decided that we will constructively use our trip to celebrate equality, diversity and inclusion. we are in washington tonight ahead of the redskin game

. >> if that host looks and sound familiar, it's because the ho with the most, john kelly. >> wow, thanku very much young lady. >> you deserve it. >> the extra alarm taking the reign of the theory. >> what is the premises? >> we have six comedians, they come on, we ask them a question and they answer. what do you get whether you mix vodka, rum, teky la, tweet and sour mix together? >> pregnant. >> they get it right they get money. whoever has the most money at the end of the three rounds go on for an additional $5,000. >> so lots of cash for grabs. >> lots of cash. >> butterfly, do not have a brain. >> the pretty ones never do, john. >> what's their all-time favorite game show? >> spin the bottle. >> that's not a game show. >> it was for me. >>> well we are beaming with pride here at "extra" this weekend as a member of our own team release her powerful new book. >> we know her as our colleague, but she's also an international best selling author. >> my grandmother loved nothing more than to sit and tell me stories. but there was one story that always kind of stood out more than the other

. >> they had been receiving calls aout a goat down a busy road and ended up in the ho hotel. returned to his owner. >> okay i mean you know whatever. >> not in much of a hurry. >> ot at all. >> police in colorado had a close encounter with a raccoon the animal jumped on windshield of a squad car of the officer pulled over slowly to take these pictures and of course to get the raccoon off his the picture with the raccoon is like ahhh. >> can you do on that camera. >> i don't have a problem with that. >> that's my favorite one there. >> ahhh. >> the raccoon knew what to do. >> raise your hand and get on to the car. >> everybody is okay. >> thank goodness. >> okay so we're roll into this weekend. first weekend of fall feel like summer though. >> i'm calling it summer rewind. >> we're there. >> we're rolling back i'm telling you because we're headed to 90s. >> tomorrow. >> insane. >> don't complain. >> open the pools. >> how is that for a combination. >> right. >> absolutely yes. >> we're heating it up this weekend, folks, and you know hopefully you'll get out and enjoy this weat

it is the opposite. >>ho sean: are you happy with this? >> i'm very happy with it. don't have that in the house of representatives. you don't hear that kind of talk from the house of representatives. >> sean: i have not heard it from house members. >> i think the president is giving us the leadership we need to get the country back on the right track. >> sean: you think anything on the agenda that's not conservative? any big disagreement you have with him? >> no. >> sean: so it really comes down to the senate. that's where people need to focus their attention. >> i love to bash the other guys. i can control what we can control. we're doing our job in the house and rooting for our friends in the senate to get it done. we're disappointed in healthcare but we have a chance to get the big things done. >> sean: will it be done by december? >> that's my plan. the senate has something to say bit. -- about it. if paul ryan has something to say about it, the answer is yes. >> sean: the whoever group are on board. >> we're on board and get it done. like i said, we have to get

shawn can you give us the forecast for at next two ho hours. >> the forecast is nice for today and for the next few hours and tonight it will be like partly clear skies and they been time for pick sglik perfect? >> yes. yes. >> very good. all we need indicate mrin is maths gary, he has hor detail than any. we're seeing saying goodbye to fling season new york. now a category four storm coming up until full forecast. >> if you have a story idea we want to hear from you. 202-895-000 or tip to wttg or "fox5" tips we'll be right back. >> and it is spectacular day to be outside this labor other day perfect weather great for cookout and right now there's community event taking place in fairfax sponsoreded by group called out and about. gary mcgrady live tonight at radcliffe park with this incredible group. looks likes you're having a good time. >> it's so much fun out here. first of all weather is gorgeous i'm glad it is for this wontd full eye haven't. it would not be fun if we. >> out and about is '? kick ball. >> yes. >> this started last year and we saw we're hoping to do a kick ball leak

ho... it was not just the they were just so gung ho... it was notjust the brexiteers, some who wa nted notjust the brexiteers, some who wanted to remain are wondering why the eu is so steadfast in pushing this narrative? there are 27 of them and unless they have a clear line, it is easier for them to unravel. they have to act collectively and have one negotiator, michel barnier. what we're finding out is what was obvious in the beginning, this whole process is extraordinarily complex. each question leads to another. this is why the problems are mounting for theresa may. you have divisions in the cabinet, probably in the country, on what sort of immigration controls we have. we have this consta nt controls we have. we have this constant unresolved argument, northern ireland cannot move forward on whether we should or not have a transition period and if we do, are we members of the single market or the customs union? and for how long? you have business saying, we want some sort of security so we can start investing again. and all of theseiss

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i can't control the president's twitter feed or the white ho soledad: sometimes it feels the rhetoricforget the -- the rhetoric in general is just so hostile. do you feel like you are -- rep. krishnamoorthi: i think so. i will give you one example. i am proud to say i passed my l in the house. this had to do with modernizing career technical and vocational education laws. it passed not only with bipartisanship support but it passed unanimously. congressman g.t. thompson, the republican congressman from pennsylvania, the top republican, and myself did a home and away tour in august where i went to his pennsylvania district and touted the bill to mainly republican and conservative constituency and he did the same in my district. people love that. i think there is a lot of -- soledad: wait, working together? americans love that rep. krishnamoorthi: yeah. soledad: what? i am shocked shocked. we'll see you b another 100 days. rep. krishnamoorthi: absolutely. soledad: thank y me. we appreciate it. rep. krishnamoorthi: thanks, soledad. >> next on “matter of fact” - undocumented parents. >> t

days a yearain 365 for five solid years to try to from supplyinge the viet cong on the ho chi minh trail. tarted to develop more technology. one of the things that got developed under george h.w. bush was a microwave system. to 1976, theck up united nations sought we were able to modify the weather. nationsated the united weather weapons treaty of 1976. everything i am telling you can be googled. penetrates atem lot of things. 10 patents came off a bit. one of the things it can do, warm water, they can shoot microwaves into the ocean waters and direct hurricanes. following now the gulfstream on the west coast. we were down there in april, and we noticed the gulf of mexico by arature was 89 degrees report from one of your people. it is currently 91 degrees. it is going to follow the warmest water. hurricanes are a natural phenomenon. coming across the waters, they can be directed right up the middle of the atlantic between the landmasses. they would just fizzle out. i don't know why the government doesn't use that system. they do work. they can do other things. they can create tsunamis, d

a new program aiming to help prevent erld arely patients from repeatedly going back and forth to the hos hospital. >> and local lawmakers preparing to make a return to capitol hill after a long absence to take care of his health. >> a live look outside now. 5:27, 71 degrees, back in a moment he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. >> the end of daca the trump white house is getting ready to announce the end of a program aimed at helping undocumented immigrants and preparing for irma emergency declarations are being made for the most powerful hurricane we could see of the season. >> and get ready for stopped school pus buses and headaches and frustration. te

arms shipments had no effect on the release of the hostages, then how do you believe the release of the hos light of the deception of congress and the public? >> the polls show that a lot of american people just simply don't believe you, that the one thing you've had going for you more than anything else in your presidents, your credibility has been severely damaged? how repair it? >> well, i imagine i'm the only one around who wants to repair it. >> there is a mood in washington tonight of a president who is very much the leader, very much on the defensive. >> what would be wrong with saying that a mistake was made, a very high risk gamble so that you can get on with next two years? >> because i don't think a mistake was made. >> and may i just go now to chris wallace who is at the white house. i believe that there is a clarification that's come out of this news conference tonight as well. >> well, tom, something that i have never seen before. a statement by the president, there may be some misunderstanding of one of my answers tonight. >> it reaffirms, if you will, chris, the president is

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limerick montgomery county where a woman was shot twice when she hopsheopened the door to her ho. greg feldman is "a" person of interest. he's considered armed and dangerous. the big story is the search for the gunman who according to authorities was involved with the victim's daughter. jeff chirico is live at limerick police. do police have any clues about where feldman might be? >> at this point they are not saying but he has ties to the lehigh valley. 48-year-old herman is the victim. the suspect her daughter's ex-boyfriend showed up at the door asking for the daughter and shot the mother. >> i realized it sounded like gunfire. >> mary johnson lives across the street from the home on meadow live where plil police converged after receiving a report of shots. >> i stared at him and wondered what was going on. he never looked at me. he got in the car and drove away. >> the district attorney says investigators are looking for 30-year-old greg feldman. the victim apparently knows feldman. >> i don't want to get into too many details but he had been involved with the victim's daughter

first baseman launched his 17th, that's right, 17th home run in the phillies' 8-1 win against the marlins. hosest player in major league history to reach that mark. >>> and if an unusual move yesterday the international olympic committee formally named the two summer olympic, naming los angeles set to host in 2028. it's the third time for l.a. and tokyo, of course, will have the honor in 2020. guys. >> a lot of exciting sports highlights. what a time to be alive if you are a cleveland indians fan between last season and this season. so you got to be excited about their chances going into the fall. >> we'll see if they can do it still ahead, we go back to florida where president trump is expected to get a look at some of the damage left by hurricane irma today. >> democrats make another deal with president trump. we'll be right back, everybody. new charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. and it's softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin? an

so all of a sudden, all of the normal, stabilized sense of ho chi minh as the leader and the bad guy challenged, and it's further challenged as you walk down just that path in vietnam. >> woodruff: ho chi minh, did you come away from this experience understanding better who he was and what he represented? i mean, it's striking, he was quoting jefferson, thomas jefferson at one point. >> during his declaration of vietnamese independence, quoting thomas jefferson. there's an o.s.s. officer standing next to them. so if you begin to say, as lynn is talking about, if you understand the overlay of the cold war and how we're going to not have world war iii-- no one wants world war iii. so what we're going to do is, we're going to pick our little battles, and fight it through places like south vietnam/north vietnam struggle, that you can misread what a local leader is all about. >> the war began to seem like an "open pit," one north vietnamese remembered. the more young people were lost there, the more they sent. >> ( translated ): i saw them crying and holding each other. they carried away t

bill is tracking the path of ho hurricane maria. that could impact us in the delaware valley. that's the reason for first alert, right? >> yeah. seeing clouds move in. spinning off shore, it will stay off shore, this weakening system. still a minimal hurricane. the latest update has it at 75 miles per hour. so just barely a hurricane. still a strong storm. and churning up the seas and spreading showers toward our coastline for the delaware beaches and jersey shore. seeing light shower activity right now. the rain isn't going to be the biggest factor with this storm syst system. we have to worry about the winds that will be stronger later today, leading to flooding, as well as other problems at the shore and delaware beaches. the winds aren't that bad, 14 miles per hour. some hire gusts this morning will be -- some higher gusts this morning will be increasing this afternoon. the first alert that we've issued for tropical impacts for the jersey shore and delaware beaches continues through thursday morning. the worst of it's going to be later today and into this evening. high sur

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where that comes together is in the subject we spoke of earlier, ?ho bears the risk the question repeatedly comes in these settings. does it make sense that the government then steps in and tries to make everyone whole? it does not make sense for the government nor does the government have economic capacity to make everyone whole. when people want to accept risk by building in a 200 year floodplain, that is the reason we have created flood insurance and so forth, some of which is federally supported, some of which is not. the increment of risk is formed by the ratepayer instead of the taxpayer. caller'sart of the theing was when people make decisions, they need to bear the responsibility, but government does have a basic responsibility of we will make an age-old study of trying to determine where to draw that line and people will drive differently. host: in new york, michael, you are next. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is in regards to what is the federal health and human services department, as well as state and federal department ro

terrorists are still in control of several blocks of the city we spoke to the director of the documentary about what ho team went through during the filming when we went to make this film we had no idea what we're going to come across we had literally no idea we started to build our story about three points are on the road to rock and the first point was the medical point the second point was the women's point and the foreign volunteers point. the one quality that you know it's all of them is the they're very altruistic they're very idealistic anybody wanted to criticize them they would say well they're coming like foreign militias to fight a war that's not theirs but it says they mean they think it's their war. acting every country and it's like people are paying attention for one day two days and acting as if everything will be normal. now that's not what we were attacked several times snipers usually so the main problems around iraq are snipers and mines and the drones the little drones that isis sons with little grenades so they drop the grenade and groups boards and there's actually one that attac

bill is tracking the path of ho hurricane maria. that could impact us in the delaware valley. that's the reason for first alert, right? >> yeah. seeing clouds move in. spinning off shore, it will stay off shore, this weakening system. still a minimal hurricane. the latest update has it at 75 miles per hour. so just barely a hurricane. still a strong storm. and churning up the seas and spreading showers toward our coastline for the delaware beaches and jersey shore. seeing light shower activity right now. the rain isn't going to be the biggest factor with this storm syst system. we have to worry about the winds that will be stronger later today, leading to flooding, as well as other problems at the shore and delaware beaches. the winds aren't that bad, 14 miles per hour. some hire gusts this morning will be -- some higher gusts this morning will be increasing this afternoon. the first alert that we've issued for tropical impacts for the