with these young officers and probably then tore my bicep trying to compensate. but i put up with the injury for probably close to a year now. >> he's been with the fayetteville police department for four years. but his career in law enforcement extends some 28 years. previously he served on the forest and charlotte america less thanburg county. city manager said following the announcement in the coming weeks they will develop a recruitment strategy just to find that next police chief. in fayetteville. cbs north carolina. >>> thanks. some community members in rally are frustrated by the city's response to their police. they gathered outside the city government building this afternoon. members of the raleigh police accountability and community task force met with city leaders several times in recent months. but those meetings have stopped. the group wants to see city council support a community oversight board, address claims of racial biefs and increase crisis and prevention training. >> there's a crisis in policing. and the bias that we are seeing in our communi

. >> i say i tore about 400 toilets out of the wall and tore them up. i tore up about 5,000 or 6,000 mattresses. probably 20,000 some sheets and blankets, and doors. i tore off the hinges and things like that. you're talking millions that they would -- that one man was causing the state millions. and could nobody break me. nobody. >> these days, fleece claims he is too old for the violence he used to commit and the prison has even released him from segregation for good behavior. but slowing down can't reduce the consequences of his actions, and they're beginning to weigh a little more heavily on his mind. >> the most disturbing thing of it all is the day when it occurred to a person that all the years that you fought physical battles that you thought was right, good and just, is wrong. and to know that is a very hurting thing. because, you look back over all the people you have hurted through your battles, and -- it's -- it's painful. and so, the only way to make good on it is to do something constructive, and hope that it makes a difference somewhere.

we will bring an update on that much late tore night. >>> a six month old puppy is getting much needed love and medical care after she was found starving and mangled on the side of the road in plant city. this is little alana. she was rescued yesterday by a woman who tells us the pup was thrown from a car and left to suffer in a ditch. alana is being help at vets for pets. a tampa rescue group that takes on dire cases of abuse and neglect. she has internal bleeding, mange, liver damage, and is severely malnourished. >> she is a happy little girl. there is no dough about that. she is happy to be here. she has seen bad times so readily recognizes good times. we will work with them throughout the day. she has a long road ahead of her to recover. there. >> vets for pets tells us alana has a sweet nature and is responding well to treatment. they are hoping she will eventually be up for adoption. the animal charity has reported the case to plant city police. >>> one man lounging on his screen porch was suddenly bitten by a four foot long ball python. shawn olison says he felt something sharp

he also tore his flexor tendon off the bone in his right forearm. the injury will require a separate surgery. he is expected to both procedures done on friday and the recovery time is 18 months for the this wiping out next season. yankees are hosting the blue jays while mother nature puts on a show. this is from gary sanchez crushing the pitch. 5/0 yankees. the rain came out and out came the tart for the delay. must have woken up the jays because they exploded in the eighth inning rallying by sending in this one at two 4-1-1 feet. tying the game and blasting to the right. 8/6 with that and it goes on to double at 12/6 for the final. in rio, they metal keeps coming for team usa and simone. she takes the gold and gymnastics last night and she takes silver. fourth gold-medal time for most gold at one olympics. she also has problems and a jenny simpson took the bronze at the 1500 m. it's the first event. there was disappointment for team yet usa. the volleyball team lost to brazil. that ends for gold-medal there it's an olympic walsh . she could finish

apart some buildings and tore graphics around and the complex where rowing was supposed to be taking place things were delayed and cancelled. 2 ohioans w to compete today. they'll try again tomorrow when officials think the weather will be better. they hope they'll be back on track by tuesday. they can use tabling and some other measures to help control the wind but it is in everyone's best interest to plan for this, even the fans. >> no one wants an unfair race. if we can make it as fair as possible for them, and also if protect the athletes. for them -- they must do it to the best of their ability. >> reporter: getting to this level is a career, it is way more than a hobby. a physician's assistant at cleveland clinic who paid their own way to train olympics for the republic of armenia. today gymnastics got underway. she completed a signature move transitioning with a twist. >> i'm so incredibly excited, so honored to be given this opportunity. it's just a wonderful feeling to finally say i've completed and i've done it. her. we'll be watching to see how she place. another ohio conn

rob ninkovich tore his tricep. and he wasn't got hurt. >>> this is exactly what you want to avoid in the joint practices. julian edelman left the field, favoring his surgically repaired foot. and this is a scare. and julian is going be a lot of guys -- there's no one like him on the football the patriots needed. great represents against the offense. >> you can talk to them about different route routines. >> and a slot look for the defense. >> you see drew brees who knowings where he wants to go and knows how to move defenders. >> while the patriots are out trying to ebner is playing for the olympic rugby team. >> i'm extremely proud of him. >> and espn is reporting that rob ninkovich tore his right -- >>> patriots open up thursday pats and saints get underway at 7:30. see it all here. and you heard about ebner. the team beat brazil by a score of 26-0. david ortiz bobblehead night has been canceled and game goes on. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up. >> liam, lisa, great to be with you in boston. what was it tha

precurse tore fall. southeast winds 10-15 miles per hour. and overnight lows generally in the 60s-low 70s w. a few exceptions. 52, cooler up on the mountain. highs tomorrow, noticeably warmer. by 8-10?. we'll be in the upper nineties to 100?. but the air will be drier. 98 for the city, east winds 5-10 miles per hour. plan your day, 7:00 a.m. mid 70s. low 90s by noon. and only the that forecast. well triple digits had to come back. 103 for the first day of school. 104, even toastier on tuesday. and 102 on wednesday. we start to subside back in the 90s by week's end. that's not a bad first week of school. or beginning of september. >> if only you can stretch out some [inaudible]. i'm sure that's what every kid thinks. >>> a lot fe lot of us looking forward to the cooler newest weekend teammates. comes from alaska. apparently -- >> cold. 70?. we're having similar weather. it kuhn of feels like home. overnight. >> we're happy to have you. and everyone should be following you on twitter. >> instagram you name it. everything out. there. >> you're

and this happened during a tore nato -- tornado warning in the area. crews of the national weather service will be out surveying the damage this morning. stay with us. you are watching wbz this four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. >>> breaking right now severe storms rolling through the state overnight. for a while, some areas were under a tore that i hado warning. these are -- tornado warning. these are live pictures from skyeye. we will have a live report from the scene in a minute. >> nasty look on this morning -- looking on radar earlier this morning but everything is moving offshore and we have beautiful weather ahead. >> overnight rain good news for firefighters battling brush

the tornado tore through the community pack hour winds. it was on the ground for a half mile. >>> good news for all of us living and working in massachusetts. our state's economy was named the best in the country. the staff looked at the economic -- and governor charlie baker came out on top at 72%. and it was our healthcare and >>> people ask me how many more do you have to go? and i don't want to know. >> he's cleaning gravestones in local cemeteries. why he does it and why he says he can't stop. >>> the patriots -- a brazen criminal wearing a brady jersey jumps the counter. >>> and a red sox rookie stealing the show with an unbelievable catch. >>> and taking a look summer weather rolling on. the full details coming up in a few minutes. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news. boston police have made an arrest in a violent attack in the south end. the suspect was taken into custody and we'll bring you up >>> cleaning up history with to take care of a cemetery on the cape. >> this guy's about 110 years of dirt. >> he's made it his mis

officials said it tore a path of destruction 400 miles wide. fortunately, there are no injuries or deaths reported. nearly 40 homes were damaged. >>> take a look at thrills. there was a dust warning for phoenix, arizona yesterday. blowing dust was several interstates. visibility was down to a quarter of a mile at times and wind gust 30 to 40 miles an hour. >>> in the weather center with wes hohenstein. a little birdie told me 100 degrees. >> they have dust and hot weather. we don't have dust, humidity or rain. this could be the best woke ever. this morning, sharon this was 64 wednesday. 65 on thursday and that's after last week. every morning you walked outside tend was 80 -- ant it -- and it was 80. still warm today. it wasn't come. i hope you didn't turn off your ac but temperatures around 90 in fayetteville, mid-80s in the triangle. we've got low 80s by the virginia border but when you don't have high humidity, don't have a heat index. what we do have is a comfortable night. by 8:00 76, a few clouds. 69 overnight. your out the door coolish.

i tore my bicep trying to compensate. i put up with the injury for probably close to a year now. >> chief plans to take a medical leave of absence. he formally steps down at the end of the year. he served with the charlotte mek less thanburg with making fayetteville one of the first agencies to equip officers with body cameras. >>> several community leersd aren't happy with how the city's dealing with their frustrations with the police department. they gathered demanding they address campaign -- there's a crisis in police and the bias that we are seeing in ur real. >> meetings have stopped after several meets. a spoke person gave us five- page response to the group. city leaders write the meetings have been constructed but they say some of issue raised require legislative action or more broader discussion. >> illegal setback for a wake county man charged with abusing his two-year-old daughter. a judge raised the bond to 100,000. her body. the child east mother face -- the toddler is staying with relatives after being rele

look at that -- philippines, a tornado tore through the capital of manila. it is a rare occurrence there. no injuries or no major damage was reported. >> can you imagine looking out the window and see that. >> especially in a big city. >> reporter: i know our weather is not great, but at least we don't have that. let's head to the maps, getting word of a crash clifford street this camden county. four septa regional rail, warminster, media/elwyn and west trenton and lansdale and doylestown line new scheduleses. we had our septa trolley tunnel blitz it's over for now, overnights all week and the next couple of weekends the blitz will resume. service begins and ends at 40th and market. 77 degrees if you're trying to get an early morning run before it's too oppressive. 10:00 a.m., 85. anytime after that, try to stay indoors, lunchtime, 89 degrees, 3:00 p.m. we'll hit a high of 94. it's going to feel like 100 this afternoon. by 6:00 p.m., 93. only an isolated shower or thunderstorm. especially south and east of the city later today. let's check the flight board i

. >> inspect tore general talking about his tour of this building, bigger than football field, shown on satellite photos at the u.s. military's camp in south central afghanistan. >> it is beautiful building. it was well done. fully furnished it was huge >> 64,000, approximately, square feet. its size, congress intendeded to be headquarters for the 2000 tennessee military surge of 30,000 troops to fight taliban islamic extremists. there was just one problem. >> marine commander the general in the grounds running the surge said, i don't want it. i don't need it. don't build it. >> and two other generals above him, said the same thing. don't build it. we don't need it. it is want of money. >> yet the project moved forward. facility designed to big enough for a staff of 1200 complete with war room and briefing theatre. but 64 k. nerved as surge headquarters in fact it was still under construction when the surge ended in 2012. yet u.s. tax dollars continued to pour in for upgrades. $3 million for audio and video electronics and another half mi teleconference suite. can you explain mind se

stephen: some odd symmetry, we two and last preseason that he tore his acl at pittsburgh against the steelers, and he makes his comeback tonight. he makes his return and pads, and says he expects to be back on week one. a big night for the rushing department for the packers, out rushing the oakland raiders dan: thanks, stephen. one other packers note, clay matthews and julius peppers have agreed to be interviewed by nfl investigators probing a link to the players from an al jazeera story. neither played tonight. no date has been revealed for those interviews. former packer mike neal has not yet agreed to be interviewed. the high school football season kicked off tonight with a handful of games, including the annual matchup of two powerhouses, arrowhead at homestead. play of the game. eric zeller threw that pass, but he made up for it here. zeller took off on the keeper, broke some tackle, and raced 69 yards through the arrowhead secondary for the go-ahead score for homestead. arrowhead led by one at the half, and then they started to pull away. quarterback jeff holtz takes off on a 2

those flames tore through good shepherd presbyterian at 9:00 a.m. this morning and they kept on burning. crews only got the upper hand in the past hour. chopper 6 hd is live over what is left of this buildings which is more than 100 years old. many people will be feeling the loss, because this church served five different congregations. jennifer joyce is live on the -- jeanette reyes is live on landsdown avenue. it's burning into the afternoon. >> reporter: that's right, firefighters had a tough job ahead of them, but they did a good job, despite doing a good job early this morning, smoke is billowing out of the church. take a look behind me, you can see, it was pitch black coming out of the church. this is good shepherd presbyterian church. crews are still working to put out the hot spots. we talked to officials and here's what we know so far. two people were inside when the fire first started, one on the second floor, another on the on the third, no injuries were reported they were evacuated safely. there's an on going investigation into how exact

they are weakening as they get a little close tore the coastline. you can see rain in and around the area. as we look at some of the totals here, over eight inches of rain has fallen at weeki wachee, spring hill, palm harbor, all the way down to macdill. you can see impressive totals here. very high amounts. estimates from doppler radar have said the same thing over three, four, five inches of rain in some regions. flooding can still occur, though the flood watch has dropped. >> thanks steve. we will check back with you in a few minutes. >>> there are more than two dozen streets in pasco county with limited access because of the flooding. >> it has gotten worse for residents in one neighborhood in particular. our team coverage continues with jamel lanee. she is live >> some of the water started to recede yesterday. >> reporter: but after more heavy rainfall, that retention pond is now part of people's front yards. a lot of these people are feeling very trapped and they can't go anywhere. cassie could only watch as flood watcher inches closer to her

the ef 0 tornado tore through the town of denora, west of pittsburgh, it brought winds of 85 miles per hour and the twister continued for a mile to a village nearby. and tore off porching and rooftops. >>> a wal-mart in ohio is coming to the aid of a family in need after a story about a child who tried to sell a stuffed animal for food. the manager at the store in franklin arranged a big shopping day for the boy and his siblings along with their grandmother. they were taken from their parents after finding them in deplorable conditions at home. the man knew he had to help. >> we take care of people. without wal-mart, there is nothing i could have done personally, but my company had my back. i asked the question, and they had no hesitation, do it. >> it's grandmother is overwomened by the store's kindness. >>> officials talked about how to get people that have been incarcerated back to work. mayor jim kenney opened the discussion at the round table meeting this morning in center city. kenney says that people that have paid their debt to society deserve the chance to get back and build a

one tore a 21 tornadoes touched down around ohio and indiana. the strongest tornado occurred in woodburn, indiana. winds 160 miles an hour. it was 500 yards wide and stayed on the ground more than five-and-a-half miles. the good news is no fatalities were reported. only a few injuries coming out of that big tornado outbreak. but, i want to show you the tornado count so far this year. here's the average number of tornadoes that we should see. and then, you can see right 904 tornadoes. so over 200 tornadoes below average for this time of the year which is very good news. we are now out of the peak of tornado season. but here in the valley, we dealing with monsoon. 2.17 inches out of phoenix sky harbor. 1.96. so we are just under a quarter inch above average and we still have about a month to do here in the season. so we could still see about another inch of rain so far. so, certainly, some good news dealing with, the cooler temperatures. it was 111 on august 16. nothing but a downward trend sense. look at the temperature for today. 97 degrees out

this fire tore through 5 different homes, no civilians were injured. juliet: let's move on to something that happened on long island, 50 people were taken out of a snoop dogg concert with alcohol poisoning. many of these people were underage. kerry: some were teenagers consuming vodka out of water bottles in bathrooms, 11 people were rushed to area hospitals, those not taken away by ambulances had to wait as officers call their parents, snoop dogg was appearing in a higher road tour. last week 42 people when a railing gave way. a lot more still to come. mike is checking the forecast. >> we have a hot and humid one, temperature starting 78 ? with mostly cloudy sky, it will be warm and humid, mostly showers firing up later this afternoon and the myfoxny.com whether apps has live interactive radar on it, you can have that radar in your hand to see what is going on in your neighborhood. we will be back in a little bit. ? keep on savin' all day at dunkin' donuts. double up on delicious with two egg & cheese wake up wraps for $2. america runs on dunkin'. ? ?

she wasn't looking for that tore herself. was looking for that for the rest of the country, for the middle class. realistically, who has better plan? >> well, there are two diametrically different plans and they're really not -- for the most part, they're not going to affect the middle class, they're not. hillary's plan is she wants to raise the estate tax, which only goes to households with more than $7 million or estates of more than $7 million. she wants to increase taxes on corporations. she wants to increase the >> she wants -- she said free college tuition. she wants to trump called for a reduction in taxes for the wealthiest americans, she called that the trump loop >> trump plan would give significant relief at the higher end because of the tax brackets. he wants to go to a simple three tax brackets. of right now we have brackets of 39.5%. he wants to significantly reduce the corporate tax all the way down to sole proprietorships, llcs, would he take it down to that level, cut the tax rate from 35 to 15%. would he eli

powerful tornadoes tore apart homes and business in the midwest yesterday.. and recovery is underway. and in phoenix ... what caused this city bus to become stuck in the middle of a road.. on top of what looks like a guyser! a local woman just wanted to show her support for police officers with her flag.. but what someone did to it this week has her fearing for her safety. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is "then i just heard this big crack and the nxt thing i know i see a woman running down my driveway with my flag " a henderson woman says her home was vandalized because of her "thin blue line" american flag. says yesterday afternoon she noticed a woman walking up her driveway... then her doorbell rang 7 times... then she heard a large crack. through tears ashley tells fox5 she ran out of the house with one shoe on and confronted the woman until police could arrive. "i screamed give me my flag bck with profanity and i said that smy flag how cuold you do that then she walks down and throws it in my neighbors yard and says heres your effing flag" ashley says t

. >>> one tornado in new orleans tore apart buildings and left a path of destruction. >> it tore across the city shattering everything in its path. a fire department spokesman said one of those -- it was one of those, quote, complete pancake collapses of a building. pulled from the rubble of a destroyed building was one of many dramas laying out through the day. a terrifying sight over the big easy. >> i'm freaking out. i'm calling my mom. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: people in this new orleans office building watching a funnel cloud form over the city. >> i went and looked outside and i saw a shippingle swirling in the air. >> reporter: this morning the national weather service swath through a neighborhood. >> we got a building down in ursuline and we got a building down in claiborne. >> reporter: severe damage, trees and power lines down, bricks and wood littering sidewalks. at least three buildings destroyed in the 80-mile-per-hour winds. >> by yourself, big brother? >> reporter: this video showing a rescue after a house collapsed trapping a man underneath the rubble. >> it f

there was a major strike that tore the country apart and revealed to americans just how unstable the economy was and how deep this depression might become. william jennings bryant ran as a democrat and a populist for the u.s. senate and ran against a railroad attorney. he gained a lot of national attention with this senate campaign in 1984. he had a series of debates and this gave him great visibility across the nation. he emerged as a national figure at that time. the country was desperate for leadership. all of the parties were divided. the republicans had won the presidential contest in nebraska in 1982. the second place vote-getter was the populist. cleveland was far behind. the democratic party was in deep trouble in this part of the midwest. >> he is one of 14 presidential candidates who lost the election of a change to politics. from nebraska, more of the words from william jennings bryan. >> the great cities are in favor of the gold standard. the rest upon our broad and fertile prairies'. your cities will spring up again if -- as though by magic. destroy our farms and the gra

. >> it is heavy tore me and cbs north carolina said dr. kevin camp pill will talk about backpack safety and when choosing one for your child much. >> they go back to school and they will purchase a new backpack to carry exceptions to and from school. it is important >> inappropriate backpack use can reduce back injuries for kids. >> this is part of the back to school series. we want to help thank you and your student pick the right type of backpack. >> dr. kevin campbell talks to us about what we are talking about here when it comes to specific dangers that they can produce. >> what we have seen with children over the last decade. >> their backpacks are getting heavier and heavier. >> back pain and shoulder strain and seeing some nerve injuries as well. result in posture changes for the child scwhoafer time. >> what is the best way to carry it. >> best way to carry a pack back is to distribute the weight completely. >> i have it here in studio and we have the broad strap that is are nice and wide. and they are padded and you can put the ba

pinellas getting crushed with tore rengs rain. st. pete getting hit and along with the heavy rain frequent lightning as well. >>> good time to remind to you download our stormshield app. a weather radio for your mobile device. it sends weather warnings to your cell phone or tablet. available for android and apple. meanwhile stay tuned to abc and traffic reports are coming up. >>> a car on fire with a pregnant woman inside, who the stranger is that managed to >>> titan doppler radar showing a torrential downpours now and along with that frequent lightning. it's the kind of rain that is blinding, so take it easy out there especially on the roads on this early >>> tower cam here of i-275 near 28 and st. petersburg. topler estimates already an inch of rain falling at the beaches from pasa grill to india rocks and more on the way. slick streets, hazardous driving use caution, a complete look at traffic and weather in a moment. >>> caught on camera at 45: 5:45. a news photographer rescues a pregnant woman from her burning control and crash

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>>> right now the massive fire that tore through several staten island homes leaving firefighters injured and dozens homeless. >>> and an attacker on the run after assaulting a queens. >>> and u.s. swimmers under fire are not victims, they're vandals. "today in new york" starts now. good morning. friday morning, august 19th, i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. storm team 4's chris cimino is here with today's weather headlines. what will we deal with today? >> not too much. a mixed bag. some sun, some clouds. temperatures in the upper 80s. not a dramatic day. 73 in jersey city. 77 in brooklyn. boroughs. 60s in morristown. danbury, 65. westhampton down to 64. looking at our day planner, plan on sunshine mixing with clouds. by noon, 83. climbing slowly into the mid to upper 80s. there is a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm later in the day. high temperatures in the upper 80s. let's get a first check of the commute. >> a closure already. westbound out by the bqe. also two lanes by the kosciuszko bridge, two lanes closed. hamilton avenue, an overturned truck causing a mess

after a fire tore through their apartment complex.the fire broke out at an apartment complex at 15th and orchard.milwaukee firefighters had to call for nobody was hurt.. but the six people are displaced. the red cross is also helping two people in fond du lac ... where a fire broke out yesterday morning.the fire caused significant damage to the home on east second street. the victims were treated for smoke inhalation.the cause is still under investigation. three burglary charges have been filed against a man arrested in the violence in sherman park.darius saxon is charged with crimes at the autoparts and jet beauty. federal investigators are continuing to offer a reward for information leading to arrests and convictions in connection with the violence in sherman park two weeks ago. "heal the hood" fest continues today at the parklawn y-m-c-a. the goal is for kids in milwaukee to speak up to stop violence in their neighborhood. they acknowledge change won't happen overnight.. but it's a they never forget what happened here at heal the hood. we hope it inspirers them and empowers them

the hillsborough district is hon toring the storm add alert can you go to fox 13 us in. >>> so, voters have under an hour to do get tore, that he close at 7:00. >> it things have gone well today with a handful of minor problems. more than a million people are taking advantage of the early voting.@ >>> i along the races here. he the democrats are decide hog should face him. there is a solar amendment. we'll have a bit in the cases these don't at 6:30. >> coverage for you the results at 10 or online. >>> a suspected burglar in tampa is shot trying to get away. the home is on north b street. the wrong was not there. she saw someone trying to break cameras. she called someone to check it out. and we go to police headquarters to explain what happened. >> evan. >> reporter: she was not home at the time but she saw the video of him going through her things. she called 911 and her father, he went over to the house to check things out. take a look here. 10:00 here. the father said when he went to the house he encountered michael stuart in the backyard. he said that stuart had something in his h

it nearly tore one of the buses in half. >> 10:05. extreme will tore through parts of the county.n ohio and michigan tornados ripped a part communities leaving a huge path of destruction. this morning in parts of the south, people are dealing with flooding, rob marciano takes a closer look. >> reporter: overnight flash flooding in san antonio texas, dumping 9 inches of rain in four hours. part of the same system that spawned tornados in the midwest. >> tornado on the ground! >> reporter: at least 6 reported twiforts across the -- twisters across the region. this trail of destruction in michigan where trucks were flipped over like toys and rooftops ripped off structures and trees uprooted. tornados sirens in ohio warning people to take shelter quick. >> i see all the debris flying around and i say this ain't good. >> reporter: cruise -- crews working around around the clocko clear up the debris. some returned home to find nothing left. >> i got a phone call i've been told how much damage there was, i was kind of prepared for it, when i got home, still nothing perhaps you for this.

the fact that they tore the screen. >> there, like bears now. >> i would have tipped my hat to them and said good job. >> i mentioned at the top of the newscast to cold front someone came yesterday and knocked the 10 degrees in one hour. this one has more bite to it. and not the temperatures down 2a storm. and the wind, look at this video. we have seen hail and the trees are bending sideways. and a lot of places this evening be on guard for the wind, small hail and lightning accompanying the storms, plus if you're lucky, rain. unfortunately as you can see the storm rolled over and brought more rain. brought life radar. well we have thunderstorms in other parts of the state, the concentration here along the cold front which is knifing quickly to the south. notice the lightning with a few strikes out west and down south but the more numerous strikes are with the storms. the bigger storms are splitting denver to the east and off to the west in the foothills. here is a live view. northern front range as you go from thorne past longmont into the fort collins area the showers have let up. we

his intestines were tore up. he has several this his abdomen, arm. it traveled through his leg. >> reporter: from the 5500 block of west car sun street to east ashmed, neighbors like end that late night gunfire to a war zone. >> we heard all of the bullets. i knew it wasn't a regular gun. i didn't know what it was. it sounded like from the arm are/something. >> reporter: witnesses say a green chrysler minivan and dark brown ford explorer may have been exchanging gunfire with each other, with victims, caught in the cross hairs. >> we don't want nobody caught up in cross fire or anything like that. so be mindful what you are doing. >> reporter: on the scene scores of shell casings found belong to assault style and multiple high caliber firearms. mahaj's loved ones say a family friend was driving him from his grandmother's queen lane home to his mom's wistar street house. >> grand mom shut the door and walk toward microwave and she heard hail of bullets. >> reporter: their car, a gray pontiac bonneville made it around the corner to the 5500 block of wis

of the clayton fire tore through the town of lower like yesterday. it is so small compared to fires of last year. this one is about a few miles south of clearlake. 1500 structures are threatened. it is burning to the east. that is good because it is mostly open space. you see the other three larger fire zones from last year's big fires in lake county. the rocky founder -- fire and the jerusalem fire consumed almost 100,000 acres. this is the third worst wildfire in state history when you measure it by structures this droid -- destroyed. it destroyed nearly 2000 structures more than 76 76,000 acres were charred. four fires in two years for a community that is become accustomed to rebuilding. >>> officials say the fire is burning away from the more populated areas at this hour. you never know how the winds will shift. a lot of people are still not able to return to their homes if they have one. there are several in evacuation centers open in the lower lake at clearlake areas. they include healthy bill high school, seventh-day adventist church in the tw

which is going tore get hung upn southern ohio. probably close enough. fore a few scattered late day showers.s. thunder storms. noticest high pressure zips in. and you seen. that in the winds aloft. here's the trough of low pressure. going through on thursday. then final high pressure. probably drying it out. for friday. and early. saturday. but look at this. we have a distinct pool of late august cool air. >> . 80 degrees the high. then once the front slides to thel east. sunshine. side. with temperatures in the low to midw 70s. and low to mid 50s at night. good sleeping. for the first time in a while i think the air conditioner will stop. altogether. aoeu homes with beautifule lawns and shopping at crocker park probably come to mind. now a nuisance is lurking in the neighborhood. just down the road. off detroit. >> . it's grown. every year. until thiss year.v it's huge. >> . . no notot deer. but they're heree too. wildto turkeys. >> they roost in the trees. and almost unbelievable. >> . this viewer video. shows the turkeys hanging out in front is causi

. >> dump trump smokier for about 45 minutes to play out his plan to defeat isis and tore into h opponent hillary clinton said thato she lacks the mental and physical stamina to defeat isis here introduced mike. donald trump to read from a tom parker for this major foreign policy speech before supporters listin recent attacks in placing blame for the rise of isis on obama and hillary clinton but this timet he stopped short of calli them the founders of isiso he said that america's primary goa is be to stop the spread of radical islamt and any country that shares the goal will be an can find common ground with russia,aih also proposed major immigration changes including extreme vetting by way of an ideological screening test. >> but these new procedures in place we will have to temporarily suspend immigration from the most volatile regions of the world who have history o exporting terrorismwo, not for >> . >> . >> in the cold war we had an ideologicall screening test, th time is overdue to develop a ne screening testst for the threat that we face today. i call it extreme vetting, our count

miggal franco giving back people for bleacher creep tore left field, three run home run, phillies upothing. now up seven-six, angel pagan, two run home run off louise gar see a giant take the lead. fightins coming back in the sixth, franco, clutch, up the middle it goes. franco's fourth hit of the game. and new to the eighth inning we will go, aaron altear, a clutch hit right there. odubel herrera is in. so is caesar hernandez. phillies regaining the lead. cameron rupp, a grown man shot, send it along, three run home run, phillies win 13-eight. amazing game at citizens bank park. >>> that is all for sports i'm don bell, have a great day. >>> home plate humpier at last night's phillies game said he heard something he doesn't often hear in philadelphia, cheers. >> bob davidson said he heard enough of something else and he took matters in his own hand. davidson says a man sitting 15 rows back was giving him a hard time if you davidson didn't act on it until the fan started using foul lack wage. he asked to have the fanny joke and that is when he heard cheers from the phillies faithful.

this very dangerous storm with those estimateded winds as well as tore representing hall rain we question could see so many localized flooding there lot of lightning with this particular likely going to be heading towards attleboro or north attleboro right around 6:20 or 6:24. but again, if you are ahead of this storm you want to head indoors. this line of showers is and storms will continue to push to the south and east. while areas to north and west you think you are out of the clear there is another line of showers and storms to the north and west. and as we take you through time you will see that some of those showers may sink into our northern areas. while that storm will be pushing towards the south shore ase of the sun sets. by the overnight hours, you are going to notice we will dry out, and you will wake up tomorrow with temperature in 70s a little bit less humid. we would have some improvement on the way i will talk more about that and i will show you heaviest rain is falling in just a few minutes. thank you. good reminder to bring your pets inside if you are in those areas. you

he tore his acl against washington last season. you hope that doesn't derail him for good portion of soft sewn. it is an eight toen ten week set back that puts back in line up in mid october and close to full year when injured at gillette stadium meanwhile with a what should we make tomorrow brady story am? he was kaek used from today and tomorrow's practices. for non injury relateded reasons. bray copy suffered finger injury before thursday game against bears and then left the stadium before the game. without any further explanation from the team it is tough fully understand exactly what.com was not on practice field today and he won't on practice field tomorrow. we will be talking about though that's for sure. rodriquez supposeded today today hourdz when he was supposed take the mound he told them he could not do that. owens was not terrible in first two inning but then, he was lit up second time through order. already 2-0 upton steps in there and everybody coming home. moon shot way over the wall in left it was 5-0 in a flash an

. >> i just know i tore up a lot of them. >> reporter: perhaps most importantly. >> but ever watch "dancing with the stars"? >> i have. i have. >> i was on it. >> he was on it. >> yeah. >> what? >> reporter: serving as an inspiration to patients on the same path. for night line, i'm juju chang in alabama. >>> so great. when you're in a situation like that and sometimes it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel to have someone that says i went through what you're going through or something similar and look where i am now. >> and such a beautiful moment with the kids. juju pointed out on instagram that he took her for a ride in his backyard. it was rough and rugged terrain. she goes, next time he offers to take you for a ride, make sure that you are paid up on your insurance premium. it was rough. >> it's an adventure. >>> coming up, another patriotic olympian. >> he put his olympics at risk to snap to attention. you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers

tore his acl thursday night and today team signed 31 year-old steven tullock. he is a intriguing move he reunite with jim schwartz whom he spent six years with in detroit. doug pederson isn't saying whether he will compete for a starting job but he believes the move creates chemistry. >> jim has had great success with defense in the national football league and his players played at a high level. anytime offensively, defensively or even in special teams thaw cab grab a player you have worked with in the past that knows your terminology or knows your system and having guys like that are very comfortable with your defense or offense i think it the just helps the overall learning and helps the overall process of, the defense. >> also guys on the baseball friend phillies have the night off tonight but they are in chicago and will play white socks in chicago tomorrow night. >> looking forward to that. >> thanks, don. >>> there is a lot more still to come on the next half an hour including watch before you down load. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us top 5-cal

he tore his a.c.l. against washington. what do you make of the latest tom brady story he was excused for noninjury-related reasons. brady suffered a finger injury against the bears he then left the consumer wiou not a good day at foxborough. make the emergency start as you imagine it might go that's exactly how it went. he wasn't bad but then i had justin upton steps in there. to innings later. the shot to rightfield with the first career home run. red sox lose so it's a tonight on the "sportswrap" dave o'brien and jeremy remy what is up with brady is there something under the surface that wernts hearing about. that we aren't hearing about. the new movie about his life after baseball. trust me when i say it's nothing but entertaining. announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> drake went way, way over the top to prove there is no beef with eminem. drake begins to bow down to eminem. >> saying he is the greatest of all time or bow, don't do both. >> in terms of how people think of eminem as one of the greatest rappers. people don't th

woman was treated tore minor minor injuries son wasn't injured gallo will face burglary and assault charges once he's released from hospital. sheriff notes the similarities between this case and the one involving that fsu student he's accused violent random murder martin county couple. investigators still wait for test results both men demonstrated incredible strength high pain tolerance winter haven detectives are searching for this oil thief. this man walked into the walmart on cypress gardens boulevard nearly two weeks ago. then he loaded up a cart with about 20 jugs of oil. worth more than $550. then he strolled on past the registers who so if you recognize him, call police. >>> well whether or not this tropical depression will turn into a tropical storm is up in air. but we do know tampa bay's in for some rain. how the bucs moved their final preseason ge to keep the fans and the players fe. moreai equa places for mosquitos to breed. why some officials are concerned the extra rainfall could cause a zika virus outbreak. and jim weber is here. depression number 9. we expect to see tm inte

she tore her acl, but finished the race. she made a lifelong friend out of the ordeal from the other side of the planet and i'm leading the charge here. i want abbey to carry the flag in the closing ceremony. let's get that hashtag going. >> vanessa: i'm with you, tom. >> that is the olympic spirit personified. >> vanessa: i'm amazed she was able to finish after that injury. she look like she was in bad shape. >> she tore her acl, sprained house of representatives ran four more laps. >> mark: the pain must have been extraordinary. pressed on. >> kevin: it was on the fall she actually did that. >> yeah. >> kevin: wow. amazing. i can't even run four laps and i don't have a torn acl or mcl. >> mark: you don't run period. >> kevin: seven-day forecast includes some sunshine in the weekend forecast. tomorrow ago, small chance for a introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. ? do you love me? ?

yesterday starting defensive end vance walker tore his acl. he is now out for the year. >> never good news when you hear one of your brothers going down. i pray that he's okay. >> and jared crick will take over for walker. as far as quarterbacks go, we don't know who will start in saturday's preseason game at mile high against the 49ers. >>> a duck and a dog n tennessee are showing our differences on the outside george the dog lost his best friend two years go and his owner says he'd gotten depressed, wasn't eating well. one day she noticed a duck on the back porch, who now refuses to leave george's side. >> since the duck showed up, he's been fine. he's not wanted in the house, not whined, not meeting you at the car looking sad. his bed and even allows him to rest its bill on him. >>> coming up, aajudge involved in a rape case back in the headlines this morning. details on how people are trying to remove him from the bench. and an actor killed in an accident involving his jeep, and a colorado woman now suing over the same problem. and donald

after at least a dozen tornadoes tore through the midwest yesterday. in indiana entire neighborhoods storms toppled businesses including a commercial farm. destroyed crops. thousands of people still without power right now. police have blocked off entrances to storm damage neighborhoods. letting only penal who show id get in. >> . police in california have a monster of a crime to solve. someone stole a semi. loaded with 40 thousand dollars worth of monster energy drinks. trucks owner says the thieves knew what they were doing. they took his truck where he pays for over night storage. nearby they ditched this trublg. put the trailer on that one. they went and got to a trailer and off load it. and ditched the trailer. >> . police did find the trailer. about 20 miles away. it was empty. no energy drinks in sight. >> . suspects should be easy to spot. big bug eyes. shaking a lot. >> energetic. >> . next ski season you can get to and from the mountains without the i 70 traffic. >> . the winter park express is back. we'll explain when you can it. and what it