why would you put meat in your trunk like that? time and time again, the meat was loaded with nothing to keep it cold and the i-team followed to see how long the food was exposed. sometimes, when temps hit triple digits. these guys loaded the meat in their st. paul sedan and close to an hour before they finished unloading. this man unloaded his cart and went back in the score for another errand. it's 2:35 and the meat has been sitting in the back of the trunk for 30 minutes and this hasn't pulled out of the truck yet. >> we know as the temperature goes up, the bacteria love the warm temperature, and they temperatures to be 41 degrees or below, and a doctor of nutrition said anything above that is considered the danger zone. >> the rule of thumb is it should be in the danger zone for no more than two hours but if it's 90 degrees or higher outside, no more than 1 hour. >> reporter: for an unscientific experiment, the i- team placed this large package of ground beef in the trunk of the car with the temperature close to 90. from the ti

he went to this trunk of the car.u have a problem with that. the second issue is motive. if arochi was -- i hope she's still alive, but if she isn't alive, we don't have her body, we can't do a dna test, for example, under fingernails to see if his dna is under her fingernails and there was a bite mark and we can't take her teeth to try to match the bite mark on arochi. those are the problems. john: there was also evidence, emily that shortly after arochi was seen wiping down his car and using and -- doesn't that say to a jury, you know, this guy stuffed this poor woman in the trunk. >> that's what the prosecution would want them to believe, absolutely. that's going to be the theory of the case. they're going to paint the whole portrait of circumstantial evidence and so they're going to say, clearly, he was the last person to see the victim, her dna is on the trunk, look tat cell phone tower, he was seen cleaning his car the next morning, had injuries and bite marks, said to his boss my ribs hurt and stolen a phone ea

you need trunks, son? i've got trunks for you. you can wear mine. fathers don't wear bathing suits, they wear trunks. it's kind of what a tree would wear if it went swimming. so i get in the water, and this thing is, like, floating around me somewhere. have you worn a bathing suit that you don't know where you are inside it? you tell someone "i'm parasailing.

when somebody hit her in the head and forced her into the trunk of her pontiac grand prix. she had her cell phone, called her husband and law enforcement. they tracked her signal to a trucking company parking lot in spokane. by the time they arrived, though, she had already been killed. >>> stop what you are doing and a jewelry store owner in australia was trying to protect his employees when he confronted a pair of armed robbers. the guy drove a chair at the thieves as they get away. the armed men were carrying a gun and sledgehammer. he tried to get inside. he was hoping to distract the robbers. they pointed that gun right at them. thankfully he wasn't hurt. the thieves managed to grab escape. this is when he threw the chair at the get away vehicle. he says he doesn't know if he would do this again. just watching the video has taken a toll on his family. >> i have a daughter. she saw footage because they have the footage on the camera. she's terrified. >> hannah says one of his employees is too scared to return to work. the thieves have not been caught. >>> coming up, a w

this is a trunk that was carried by an officer of the 55th massachusetts. butments were segregated the officers tended to be white. this trunk was owned by george garrison who was the son of the abolitionist william lloyd garrison. he served as an officer in the 55th massachusetts which was the companion unit to the more famous 54th. being able to make sure that we tell the full richness of the story from a variety of perspectives -- this trunk allows us to do just that. not only is it a historically significant trunk but it is also to use a scholarly term, pretty cool. to get a sense of army life. what you put in here, you in essence put all of who you are including your belongings and your clothing. this is a great case that will allow us to help people really understand a lot about what life was like during the civil war air up. this story of the african-american experience is both a story of resiliency and achievement but it is also a story of struggle. one of the hard parts of exploring this history is that often the people who were at the worst, tende

wbz news. >>> and it is going to be warm the next couple of days do not leave your meat in your trunk. >> even if it is fi fall late they are week, eric, it is going to be hot. >>> those burger patties belong in the fridge or the grill. that would be a good spot this week, we have the summer weather keeping going in the forecast, we have at least decent rainfall but happened in two bands, not a solid steady rain across the whole region, southern massachusetts, new hampshire, southern rhode island, the cape, the islands and the middle some rainfall, just this year, doesn't include last year's dry weather, still 10 inches in boston, 8-inch deficit in worcester, and 18 deficit in new hampshire. >>> the good news is at least we had a beautiful end of the rainy day. that picture over brookfield, gorgeous outside, zachary sent in this one over auburn, thanks to all the pictures we always a little bit of rainfall over night tonight. we've had one downpour moving across cape cod and the island, brushing up through chatham, take every last drop we can get. not a lot of rain in the forecast we

you need trunks, son? i've got trunks for you. mine. fathers don't wear bathing suits, they wear trunks. it's kind of what a tree would wear if it went swimming. so i get in the water, and this thing is, like, floating around me somewhere. have you worn a bathing suit that you don't know where you are inside it? you tell someone "i'm parasailing.

was found in backpack in the trunk of theack car. the report indicates that shehe took a field sobriety test. that led the officer to conclude that he wasco impaired. >> . he initially agreed to a blood draw at a nearby hospital.h and latero changed his mind. telling the officer people woulu recognizeld him. and would cause a scene.e. friday thec statement that reads. >>eme . i think athletes sometimes getg putet on a pedestal. and getpe examples made out of them. >> probably a lot of people do it. so. it's not really much to reactrea to. >> . you have to be careful. >> b . still to be determined how the nba will react.ll to the arrest. suspended. >> . some fans say theys feel letus down. but believe the goal of any action taken by the cavs or the nba should be to help him. gunshots were heard.hear police found the woman.n. in the trunk of her own car. laying next to a gun. and two spent shells. s forty-seven year-old purse car keys were locked ind the car. t with her. from this office. from the police department. just prior to here

but right now, we have a trunk show, and we need to sell some product. welcome to our trunk show.ick: i know. yeah, i tried. -lemonis: good morning. -brooke: hi. -lemonis: how are you? -brooke: how are you? -lemonis: good to see you. brooke: good to see you again. i'm, like, looking. i see a colored, even, tie on the shorts. patrick: i changed all the color, yeah, for you. brooke: we talked about that. i actually love the blush with the gray. it's one of my favorite color combinations. it went from being a little masculine to, "those are cute. i want to buy those," and have a more emotional response to it. patrick: yay. lemonis: what i will say about patrick is that he stepped up. he made all of the changes that bloomingdale's asked for, and that shows me that he's now open to other people's ideas. and what i feel best about is it confirms my investment in him. our new women's line is more than just novelty screen-printed t-shirts. we have v-necks, shorts, hoodies, and lots of other athleisure wear. kelly: this is our new collection. this is dilascia. patrick: you can take the sle

tied up in some basement, in the trunk of a car. or worse.iddle of the night, 20 miles south of town in a place called calumet city, a local cop was on routine patrol checking out a golf course parking lot. his name is calvin lucious. >> as i got to this area right here, i noticed right in front of me six perfectly stacked cardboard boxes. you know, shipping boxes. >> sitting right there on the parking lot. >> sitting right on the curb. so it stood out. so i'm looking like, something's not right here. >> inside the boxes, pills. hundreds of them. >> i was thinking okay, this might be something big as far as you know, some type of narcotics and drug-related case. >> except looked more like samples, something a pharmaceutical rep would have been handing out free to doctors. >> what were they? >> just different type of medicines. i can't even pronounce the names. >> what were they doing here? on the label, the address to a storage locker. and a name. nailah. and pretty soon -- >> the fbi and chicago police, everybody was out here looking. >> inc

not only is it a historically significant trunk, it is pretty cool. to get a sense of thinking about ,rmy life, what you put in here you put in all of who you are, your belongings, clothing, and this is what you carry with it. case that cant allow us to help people understand a lot about what life was like. the story of the african-american experience is both a story of resiliency and achievement. it is also a story of struggle. one of the hard parts of exploring this history is that often the people who were at the worst tended to be other americans. that makes it hard to interpret this because americans are not used to being the bad guys. one of the things that is powerful is objects like this that conveyed with strong, anti-black sentiment. this is a ku klux klan banner. this is from the 1920's. as you know, the clan really began after the civil war. it goes underground and then it bursts new as a result of the film, the birth of a nation. the clan becomes a national phenomenon in the 20's and 30's. this banner is the kind of thing that people woul

was a gruesome discovery over the weekend and now the family of a cleveland man found dead in the trunk of a car is speaking out only to news 5. >> he was my child and i loved hi a be treated this way. megan talked to the family tonight. a 43 year-old marvin and megan, tonight, this family feels betrayed. >>reporter: kimmy was found dead in the trunk of a car behind his girlfriend home, someone that the family trusted and now she and her son are suspects in his murder. marcus kimmy first learned of his brother's death on the and my family to find out the way we found out. >>reporter: kimmy's mother, father, brothers and sisters tell me that's how they all found out on social media with no confirmation from police till today even though it was more than ten days since he missed an appointment to take his mother to the doctor. >> he said i'll be there right away and i he never made and and never heard from him again. >>reporter: they discovered his badly decomposed body friday might behind his girlfriend's house. she was arrested saturday morning and tonight there's a warrant out for her

serving time for kidnapping wanda in a terrifying attack in which she was tied up and thrown in his trunk and driven to new jersey. >> she got away because they went to a rest area and she escaped from the trunk, she got over -- he opened the hatch. -- she opened the hatch. >> he came to her home, attack they say he took his son to a family members home. that relative immediately called police. >> the 4-year-old was taken out and taken to a relative's residence >> it is pretty upsetting, it is hat -- it is sad. he has to grow up without a mother and without a father. >> he lives down the road in lawrence. please continue their search for him tonight. : for the white house tonight. hillary clinton, is talking after growing questions about her health. newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is here with what clinton is saying tonight. dan tonight clinton explained : why she kept her pneumonia diagnosis quiet. she said she will release more detailed health information later this week. and she called on donald trump to do the same. ms. clinton: i just that it would not be a big deal. through it and that

watch as people loaded meat and other perishables into trunks and the beds of pickup trucks in 90- degree weather. day-after-day cameras found countless workers making no effort to keep the food cool while they traveled to businesses around the boston area. experts say that can create a health issue >> we know as the temperature goes up, the bacteria love the warm temperature anymore -- they multiply more rapidly. >> i wanted to ask you about the meat you put in your trunk. why not put it in a cooler or something? >> tonight what food wholesalers are doing to try to prevent bad habits like that and how the restaurant industry reacted when we show them some of that undercover video. the story on wbz news at 11:00. want the itmack to investigate, send an e-mail. you can also call us. 617-779-tips. >>> breaking news right now. exclusive video just into our newsroom. this is from the new york new jersey bombing suspect, ahmad khan ramahi. what you see is him walking down the sidewalk clear as day carrying some type of duffel bag behind him. now we know that what is behind in the chelsea neigh

she actually called her husband from the trunk saying someone approached her and hit her on the head. officers were able to track her phone, that an hour and a half after the call her body was found. the fbi will now take over the investigation. >>> we are getting our first look at a murder suspect who escaped las vegas. that is alonzo perez t his cuffs just enough until they break right in half. do you see that? and then he disappears. she sits there for a moment pretending and then escapes. he grabs a chair, removes a ceiling tile and is gone. it took 25 minutes before anyone realized he is god. by the way, he is already back in custody. >>> a pretty surprising site in it is a funnel cloud that appeared over the town of williams. never touched down, but it is not something we see every day. >> a goes to show the power of mother nature. how about this, do you remember what happened a couple of years ago when we were tracking another tropical system? a little dij@ vu as we see some of this incredible video. today marks two years since we tapped into tropical burst mountains -- moistur

(lock clicks, trunk door squeaks) (trunk door clunks) wanted for the shooting of officer chloe price. (alt-j's "tessellat playing) ? bite chunks out of me ? ? you're a shark, and i'm swimming ? (radio static crackles) (clatters) ? my heart still thumps as i bleed ? (back seat thuds) ? all your iends ? ? come sniffing ? (clanks and thuds) okay. ? triangles are my favorite shape ? (clunks and rattles) okay. here we go. (faint thud in disnce) this is gonna be good. ? toe-to-toe, back-to-back ? (grunts and sighs) ? let'go ? no. (grunting) seriously. this is going to be good. (punches) uhh!

. >>> caught on camera this that woman busted for setting a fire in the trunk of a car. as she thought it was her ex- boyfriend's car, but it turns out it wasn't his. you can see her kind of pushing around the contents in the truck you trunk to get the fire gone. she is charged with second degree arson. >>> a new warning for anyone planning to rent a soon. lina de florias explains something we all do is allowing thieves to access our personal information. >>reporter: australia open the door to a rental car you also could be opening another door. this one for identity theft. the federal trailed commission warns you every time you mug your fine into a car it can download and record everything in your phone. we're talking all your phone numb numbers, where you work, where you go, where you shop, even your pictures and your text messages. so the problem is when you car, you could be connecting thieves to all of the info. if you plug your phone into the car's usb port or coact the bluetooth everything is stored in that car for the next person who rents it to find. use the ada

court documents show her body was found, hours later, in a trunk with two spent shell in the car. the medical examiner says she was shot, but her cause of death is still pending. jc: an aerial attack on zika-carrying mosquitoes is underway in miami. overnight, planes sprayed the area, despite health concerns about the insecticide used. ray raimundi reports school safety is now a top concern in the battle against the virus. reporter: the air attack against mosquitoes and southwest florida in tensed early this morning. workers and has met chemical. >> hey, hey, we don't want. reporter: it has started outrage and protest among miami beach residents who gathered outside city hall to stop what they believe is harmful spring. >> it has damaging potential to the unborn fetus. reporter: they are not believing pesticide is not harmful to humans. >> it is an organic chemical. it has been used in the florida keys for number of years. reporter: the controversial spraying as the department of public health announces 84 pregnant women have zika. >> this is really scary. i'm worried about this.

she was passed outlaying half in her trunk at a taco bell with her kids in outlaying half in her trunk at a taco bell with her kids in the car you to spot the signs of heroin and open kwroeud/ abuse. log onto shraoefld/ 19.com, click onto your health tab for more information to help loved ones struggling with addiction. >>> could your birth control pill protect you from more than just getting pregnant. how the pill can fight off effects of the flu. >> think marriage is the key to happiness in life think again, a new bowling green is shedding life on how unmarried women are enjoying life wourt/ a husband. >>> quite warm out there, 76 degrees in downtown cleveland. we are tracking the showers and thunderstorms. we they are going to come in waves. >>> of course extra curricular activities pay a huge role in a student's experience. >> the district is planing to ask you for a new levy. >> high school stadium and nearby field that could be used for practice and the district insisting they are saving money to bus players to a park to practice. a year ago, we showed you john marshall football

she had been kidnapped from a rest area in montana and placed in the trunk. she used her cell phone to call her husband, daughter and the police describing the ordeal as it unfolded but authorities weren't able to track down the car before mays was found dead. >>> southern arizona is cleaning up this morning after facing the remnants of tropical storm newton. it twice hitting mexico as a hurricane. some parts of arizona got as much rain in a day as they usually get in a month but thanks to stacking sandbags, there was just some minor flooding there. >>> and yosemite national park is adding 400 acres of meadow and forest land, the largest expansion of the park in 70 years. >> the new addition which was traditionally used for logging and grazing cattle will be preserved as habitat for wildlife including the endangered great gray owl. hype about apple's new product was about. >>> plus, the fbi is doing some serious digging as investigators get a new break in a 20-year-old cold case. >>> and that violent arrest we mentioned in california, what the video tells us

two weeks later this trunk splintered and caused 6,000 in damage. >> we called the city and said you need come look at this. >> reporter: neighbors say they repeatedly contacted the city with concerns about the trees even opening an official case. city officials replied with this e-mail saying it would take up to six months to schedule an inspection and then an additional 12 months to complete tree ma then and it has. it's only been about a month and it's down. >> reporter: this morning a third tree in front of the mendez home crashed down hitting their only other vehicle. the handicap accessible van that takes her to physical therapy for her r.m.s. the only response from the city, yet another tree crew. they seem to be really busy and but that's almost no excuse because they're there are people's lives on the line. >> reporter: neighbors tell us they think it's a miracle when the trees have fallen they haven't hit anyone walking here along the sidewalk. we did reach out to the mayor's office to ask if they could get anyone out here sooner to inspect these trees, they did not respond

his boxing belt and the trunks that he wore in his rumble in the trunks are expected to fetch upwards of $150,000. also some of his gloves and the handwritten letter about his conversion to islam, about 79 items are on the auction block. >> next time i play rope-a-dope i'll put those trunks on. >> they won't fit. >> no, they probably won't. i'll have to gain weight. a live picture of the handsome rob marciano at the bristol motor speedway in tennessee. fans super excited over what is expected to be the largest college more than 150,000 and apparently 500,000 beers, rob, as you can see right in the middle of it asking espn gameday host desmond howard about his predictions, tennessee or virginia tech. >> we want you here, sara. >> they want sara. >> we want her here. everybody wants sara which is something else we'll be talking about this half hour because we're sending her off to "the view." i don't want to give it all away. a big sendoff but first here pulled off what is an amazing rescue. >> this was pretty extraordinary. they saw a woman and two infants trapped inside and they brave

the champ's heavyweight championship boxing belt and the trunks he wore in his rumble in the jungle with george foreman are among the items up for bid. the trunks are expected to fetch also some of his gloves and the handwritten letter about his conversion to islam. about 79 items are on the auction block. >> wow, next time i need to play rope-a-dope, i'm going to put those trunks on. >> they won't fit. >> no, they probably won't. i'll have to gain weight. and you're looking at a live picture of the handsome dr. rob marciano. he is at the bristol motor speedway in tennessee. fans super excited over what is expected to be the largest college football game ever with more than 150,000 fans and apparently 500,000 beers. rob, as you can see, right in the middle of it, and he's going to be asking "espn gameday" host desmond howard about his predictions, tennessee or virginia tech. that's coming up in the show. >> we want you here, sara. >> oh. >> they want sara. >> we want her here. everybody wants sara, which is something else we'll be talking about this half hour because we're sending her of

about it if we didn't show her face. >> when i opened the door, he had one went to the back of his trunk. he got shovel and he started hitting her with the shovel. >> reporter: it happened in front of stunned neighbors on the 700 block of west lowden street in the logan section of the city. police say this white nissan ran over a women in her 30s pinning her underneath. residents called police but felt hopeless to stop the car as it kept striking the woman. even as they watched the alleged driver calmly get out of the car and wield the shovel. >> i was in state of shock, 'cause i never seen nothing like that before. all only i wish i could have helped her, but at the same time i didn't know if he had any, a gun. >> reporter: cell phone video obtained by fox 29 shows the man at the scene being led away by police. rescues crews pull the woman from underneath the car but she died at einstein an hour later. it's unclear how the victim and the driver new one another or what led to the apparent violence. people here say they heard the mantle investigators it was all an accident. neighbors insi

patricia's car is totaled, the trunk and gas tank crushed. her husband's back window shattered. while the insurance will cover the roof damage, the news on the cars not but patricia and her husband and all eight of their kids were home when the tree cake crashing down. >> it's upsetting, everyone is safe and sound an human life is precious, can't be replaced but cars can. >> holly bristow, fox 13 news. >> hurricane hermine is making a we'll have an update in five minutes. >> person disappeared after jumping into the peace river this morning. austin welch was fishing with his 11-year-old sister. he jumped in to save her. they are looking by air and by water but so far have not been able to find >> tense moments on the alfi river. one boater comb swim, hillsborough rescue found that person clinging to a limb and pulled him out. two others made it to the bank, a third boater swam to a dock a little further away. none of them were wearing life vests. >> new at 10:00. 6210 westport drive in new port richey. very early this morning before 4:00. one person was taken to the hospital for

a woman kidnapped thrown intoan the trunk of her car k.id car she was able to make a call. what police found when they located the car.located sad storthey.s one woman notices a jar in a gag station has her picture on it. and it's asking for funeralunerl donations. hear what she thinks happened.. welcome back to fox8 news.e back that manhunt is over for a north carolina man who posted on facebook live.iv we showed it to you yesterday.st right after erhe shot his ex-wi- and killed their teenage son.wid i don't tir teenage feel no remr i did.se f police had been searching for earl since tuesday morning they thought he may be headed tode vi in a motel room and south carolina yesterday.terd his ex-wife restraining orderay against him had just expiredpi last month.mont she is inh stable condition theh bullet in her spine this morning bute he killed their son as wel. a kidnapped woman in washingtonh state called for help from the trunk of her car.ingtate called but by the time police found her she had already passed away. rita maze called her husband, and said someone ambushed he

you can pack up your gear and fitted in the trunk of your car. >> i can take it anywhere i wanted whether controls everything. >> this is from the rocky mountain arrow squadron. just because of the open is the planes can take off in just a few feet. to take out into the wind because everything is reliant on how potentially fast we can run there is no wind. it's going to be interesting. >> the first time if you like super maybe you can do anything you want. >> i will. >> once the wind comes overhead, that now extends the motor to take all the weight off and you it is awkward having to run. it's like, we are good big we're good the feeling of being in the air is second to none. it's unbelievable. i can't describe the sometimes did to be held to see some of the scenery we see up there in the geography such as rock formations. it's more of a three d image as opposed to being down on the ground seems like a two d imager elect down but the colors in the sun hit the dish right from the air is breathtaking. >> we see it from the top, it looks totally different. the rock to see bowing out. it's ma

importantly, she hung on to her writings and diaries and family photographs, and she kept things in trunk which she had put in storage in denver. and after she passed away there was a group of citizens, prominent citizens in denver who banded together to purchase these items from the estate at auction and donate them to history colorado. so we're able to share aspects of the story . it has always fascinated me she kept the watch fob, because in her writings she talks about not having enough money for food or to buy firewood, and this was something that would have had great value at the time. the tabors were still very well-known, and she could have sold this, she could have sold some of the other items, and she chose to hang on to them, to keep those memories close. >> this weekend we're featuring the history of denver, colorado together with comcast cable partners. learn more about denver and the other stops on our cities tour at cspan.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend and every weekend on c-span3. >> at cpan.org you can watch at your convenience on your de

she was a baggage supervisor here at logan airport, but 24 years ago, susan's body was found in the trunk of her own car. what's being done now to find her killer. >> mark: also ahead, changing the school of thought when it comes to homework. the reason one essex county school decided to do away with college in pete frates hometown is offer the man who inspired a country and inspired a movement. >> mark: in his honor, a special ceremony held late this afternoon to honor a local hero in his hometown. pete frates inspired millions of people, starting the ice bucket challenge to raise awareness for campus. >> the reporter: peter frates wife tells is -- this is the biggest dedication they have ever gotten. there it is, take a look, the building at endicott college is now named after peter frates, its former boston college baseball player diagnosed with a.l.s. julie frates, pete's wife, unveiled the former residence hall, now peter frates hall at endicott college in beverly late this afternoon. peter is from here, beverly. the president tells f his dedication to fight a.l.s. moments after the