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church members behind us tell us they have two sons. again if we get more information we'll let you know.

us tell us they have two sons. again if we get more information we'll let you know. at a local gathering. where people protested the controversial project. >> . this is the second major event. held in denver. just within the last week. protesting that pipeline project. people said the issue is full-time finally getting national attention. and want to keep that momentum going. >> >> inside an old church in denver. a peaceful gatt gathering. in the name of solidary. local native american shoulder to shoulder with strangers. standing on the same side. of a ref revolution. >> . member of the standing rock tribe are leading the fight to stop the 3.8 billion dollar pipeline. the controversial project as a threat to their sacred land and environment. >> . water is life. could pump millions into the economy. and reduce dependence on foreign oil. >> it has not stopped. it's suspended at this point. it's far from over. this is a very long struggle. and this is one stage of that the indian counsel is collecting supplies to sen to the protestors in north dakota. who are preparing to stay all winter long. as long as it takes to stop the pipeline project. >> tonight the department of justice hearing from the community many commerce city. about its own police department. this review will look at every aspect of the police department. asking for the doj review in july. after one officer was charged for inappropriately touching a woman in his k*us custody. the girl reported it to the school. leading to his arrest. he's been suspended by the school district. brighton woman facing a long list of charges after she went on a spree of car thefts yesterday afternoon. faces long list of charges including burglary. vehicle theft. trespassing. and criminal mischief. >> deputies say she stole and crashed 3 different cars. driving through a garage. and a gate in the process. and tried to steal two others. they believe drugs are a factor. >> . football players broom field legacy high school. back on the field. just two days after a bus crash >> . several tpaupbd raiser fundraiser are planned. and we posted that information on kdvr.com. >> a semitrailer crashes into a winery. tammy vigil shows up why this accident goes beyond the loss of a building. >> . it's one of those hard days when they could find comfort in the very things they lost. >> it's our live will hood. what are we going to do. >> he can't believe how a drove straight into the

. >> we would like you to help us tell us who is your hero. now students are >>> a terrible bus crash scho bus sms into a pillar a and nownts are in the hospital. >> and injured detective is still in icu fighting going to help his battle. >> lost for words it's so amazing. >> a father, a soldier and amputee, a hero. we're starting heros week by honoring those who fight for our freedom and a program that gives wounded vets the home they deserve. >> really really nice story coming up. good morning everyone. it's 6:00.

us, telling us that the folks told the governor are that all the power will be restored at midnight tonight. >> a pasco county man is trying to recover from serious burns afterrary very massive fire destroyed his home. take a look at what we're talking about. an neighbor shot this video. you can see flames shooting out of the garage at this home. this is in porty. one person described what they saw. >> i just ran down the road for a few minutes, came back. and i saw the whole sky lit up, and i went inside the house with my son. the neighbor's house was on fire. >> no word yet on the victim's condition or what caused that fire. >> college football season is finally here. let the cheers begin, right? the university of south florida bulls kick off their seen in about 50 minutes. that will be on our sister station, great 38. paul ryan is in studio now. what do we expect out of the bulls this year? >> save me a spot on that bulls bandwagon. no one expected them to make noise last year, especially when the they started the season 1473, but they won 7 of their next 8, earning a bowl game berth. making it a special season, making it where we're better than we were last year, from a come 0 me tense standpoint, i know -- competence standpoint, i know our guys are competent. we go out now expecting to win, not hoping to win. >> the bulls are 31-point favorites tonight. i'll have more from the coach 11:00. >>> and a massive earthquake shakes oklahoma. after the break, we'll take a look at the damage left behind. >> also tonight, another hurricane update to tell you in florida, it used to be that if a child, a senior or one of our four legged friends was trapped in a hot car you and i were not allowed to save them unless we were willing to be sued. has government lost its mind? those who can not rescue themselves. that is the least we can do. after all the love they give. dana young for the florida senate. >>> an earthquake rocked north central oklahoma this morning. a security camera at one of the high schools there caught the shaking video for us. this shows a home in still water oklahoma cracked right in the middle. one person suffered minor injuries. however, the quake did cause damage to several buildings. officials say the endpy center of that quake hit near pawnee. the earthquake was felt again 7 states in the u.s. heartland. >> it's the biggest one i've ever felt. quite an eye opener when you're sound asleep and get that rumble. >> it ties the record for the strongest quake in oklahoma history. >> donald trump told members of an african-american church in en

us -- tells us the candidates criticize each other as much as their own proposal. >> no, ma'am niece pausing between campaign stops to thanks first responders who raced towards those blast sites. >> i want to say how proud i am of our first responders working to keep us safe. >> we have caught the evil thugs who planted the bombs. >> donald trump and hillary clinton using the scare to knock each other's national and foreign pol. >> she very much caused the problem when you think about it. her weakness, her ineffective ns caused the problem. >> clinton telling reporters trump doesn't have the right temperament or even a plan to deal with extremists adding she's tested and ready. >> i have sat at that table in the situation room. i've analyzed the stress. i've contributed to actions that have neutralized our enemies. i know how to do this. >> in other effort to polish their foreign policy image, both candidates are leading with world leaders today on the sidelines of the united nations assembly. >>> we are getting new de talts tonight about the man who stabbed people at a minute

us tell us more. steve? >>> so members of the post are outraged tonight and so too is the police chief who says the >>> i am speechless because it's such a disgrace. >> reporter: anti-trump graffiti with a swear word we blurred out spray painted over the american flag on the side of the vfw post 4524 here in revere outraging everyone. >>> this isn't a joke. you know what i mean? it's not anywhere you joke. >>> it happened early saturday and was caught on camera. first at 4:30 a.m. you can see but that wasn't the end of it. not even four hours later in broad daylight watch as this woman gets out of her car in the back of the vfw post and starts spray painting the wall and before driving off police say she spray paints the side of a van in the parking lot. >>> to do something like this, it's despicable. it's not called for and it's -- i'm surprised it happened. >> anchor: the police chief a decorated war veteran himself is outraged by the vandal imively anybody that would desecrate an american flag. it's something that's important to me. i hold it near and dear to my heart. >> anchor: close members say what's most upsetting is the american flag was painted last summer by a man who that the country painting one flag on one vfw post in every state across the country. >>> it's deplorable. it is. there is no reason for something like that. >> anchor: right now the chief said his deal i are going suspects. at the same time he is appealing to the public for anyone that may know anything in connection with what happened here to come forward. live in revere tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> anchor: and we're following breaking news at 6:00. boston latin school reaches a settlement after an investigation into racism at the school with leaders promising changes to prevent future discrimination. amaka ubaka is live at boston latin now.. >> reporter: well, kim, as almost a year now and today the u.s. attorney's office says that the school did violate a portion of the civil rights act of 1964 which prohibits discrimination based on race. the u.s. tore's office said there was one violation and it involved the school's mishandling of its review of allegations that a male student addressed a female student during class using pro fanity and a racial slur and threatened to lynch her with an electrical people associated with the school and reviewed thousands of documents. the investigation also raised concerns about two other racially charged incidents and the overall effectiveness to create an inclusive school environment for all students under the agreement with the u.s. attorney general as office boston public schools will develop mandatory annual trainings for students, faculty and staff covering racial harassment. they will also hire a diversity responsible for monitoring any complaints of harassment and they will have to conduct an annual survey of the racial climate of the school. we got reaction from beth parents and a student on the findings of the investigation. take a listen. >>> i am not surprised and i am hopeful that with this type of attention in the spotlight this leads to change. >>> i am not worried but i am worried about other people that i care about who might >>> just shocking that it ha

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reporter: chris, dms tells us a -- dps tells us a trooper went to pull over a driver and that's when the driver trysted grab airgun shoot at the -- tried to grab i gun and shoot the deputy. that guy is in custody now. after he tried to shoot the trooper, he led a chase with multiple agencies responding. this is i video from the intersection of indian school and granite. the guy was taken into custody in the apartment complex behind it. listen to the dispatch video of this. reporter: [inaudible] >> 91, i just had a guy pull a gun on me on the 101. he pulled something and i heard the chamber. reporter: fortunately, that trooper was not hurt. several troopers back here on scene. we've seen them going to the back of the apartment complex with flashlights looking for evidence. >> thank you for that. >>> a mobile home catches fire in phoenix overnight with an elderly woman, according to phoenix fire crews who was able to escape with minor injuries. sending us this video helping us tell the storiment thank you to them. you can see the home there gutted. crews were able to get the fire in con

telling us it was a dangerous accident waiting to happen. now the school is making changes >> reporter: at the beginning of this new school year this polk county parent reached out to us telling us that he was concerned for his children's safety as they walked to the had to take to get to the bus stop in lakeland. walking on the road aside traffic and crossing the road for about a quarter mile. the family film that and sent it to school administrators hoping it would open their eyes. but when it didn't they send their concerns and the video straight to us. >> i do road construction and people get distracted and will the kids are walking on the white line. >> reporter: officials at the school declined an on camera interview but sent an interview to news channel 8 saying they would review this stop in contact the parents to discuss options. this morning big changes are in place after school officials made a house call to check out the route for themselves. >> it's totally because of news channel 8 and because of everyone involved that we were able to >> the new bus stop is 100 feet away from their home. >> they did have to change the bus routing a little and sometimes,

us to tell us when next round of showers. after an exceptional day of sunshine and warm temperatures, some big changes are on the way. high pressure gave us a break from yesterday's rain but it won't be strong enough to keep the conditions at bay. a trough of low pressure will develop overhead tonight and linger for several days with several twists in the atmosphere expected to roll through with and abundance of several wisconsin healthcare systems are among the first in the country to adopt the ascension name. columbia saint mary's, wheaton franciscan healthcare and ministry health care will now have the ascension name attached to them. imagine if keeping your job, relied on a vote by others. george mallet is in the newsroom with a story new on live at 5... shannon, charles--- that's the tenuous reality for milwaukee county's director of health and human services .. tonight. why some are saying it's time for hector colon to go.that's packers extra.. tonight is another chance to get up close and personal with ?pack? on packers live with larry mccarrenpackers live will air right here at 6:30. this week's guest is defensive end datone jones

us back.nge us. knock us down. tell us it can't be done. but then, one day you reach the summit. and you realize, the harder the climb, the better the reward. coors light. whatever your mountain, climb on. if you have a typical airline credit card, airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. what's in your wallet? i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? >> rece: well virginia tech once upon a time up 14-0. but since the second quarter started, a 45-3 tennessee. they're on their way to victory and we're on our way to week one of the nfl. sunday on espn 10:00 eastern nfl insider sunday edition, all the early breaking stories. at 11:00 the new sunday nfl countdown. ch

us. push us back. knock us down. tell us it can't be done. but then, one day you reach the summit. and you realize, the harder the climb, the better the reward. coors light. whatever your mountain, climb on. if you have a typical airline credit card, you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? >> rece: well virginia tech once upon a time up 14-0. but since the second quarter tennessee. they're on their way to victory and we're on our way to week one of the nfl. sunday on espn 10:00 eastern nfl insider sunday edition, all the e

kenosha county sheriff's office tells us us a short chase forced the closure.. authorities were chasing this red car and pulled it over on i-94.. no word yet on why they were chasing the car-- we're working to get more information and we'll bring you the latest. waukesha county organizations are issuing an urgent call to state and local leaders about public transportation. they where as pete zervakis reports: improvements were called for. participants at today's forum believe connecting people with public transportation is more important now than ever. we know the transportation system isn't serving everyone organizers of this talk on transportation say that's because some can't afford cars.... while others are elderly... and can't get to bus stations. nats - bus county executive paul farrow says the population continues to get older. the demographics of our population changing many seniors rely on volunteer ride programs run by local organizations. but farrow says the elderly are spread out around the county. around the county. so more such taxis... or buses...

these groups that comes in and helps us find -- give us -- help us shape some of the programming we have at our facility, and they determine -- i mean, they help us to tell interest. >> yes. >> certain groups, regardless seniors, tiny tots or the young adults and teen program. saying we're getting them more involved shaping -- offering services. >> no matter how much participation you get, you still need more. >> i would definitely say we need the san francisco voters to definitely be there to support us. they have to, for example, the 2008 safe and clean park and neighborhood bond, and so we just need the continued support. >> very good. help do you that. >> okay. >> stay with us for our artistic and cultural performance featuring the hadazzling horng sisters. do not miss it. >>> welcome back. to close out our show a performance by award winning musicians constance and sofia horng. enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sofia and constance horng. it's going to be fun to watch their careers. find out more about them and all our guests on facebook and twitter and join us next week and every week for "asian pacific america." thanks for watching. ♪

tells us other things. you're making it that is all it will tell us. tell us information about that and tell us about what income that he has and from what sources. there's no question it's there. and there's useful information. he has chosen not and you're saying no legal requirement, you're right. you don't think these questions about conflict and foreign involvement that is so important about the clinton foundation is not as important when it comes to trump. >> well, it's not on the tax return, i don't know why everyone is so hung up on it. that information is not on a tax return. he has disclosed the personal financial disclosure and as a private, i know myself a private interest. i don't want my competitors to know what each and every company i have makes or doesn't make. that's just competitive information that most companies would love to have on their competitors. i actually have always said he shouldn't release his tax returns. >> all right. now, on his child care plan. in similar fashion to a couple of other mechanisms we'll do it through find

us. push us back. knock us down. tell us it can't be done. but then, one day you reach the summit. and you realize, the harder the climb, the better the reward. coors light. whatever your mountain, climb on. if you hava l airline you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. what's in your wallet? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? >> rece: well virginia tech once upon a time up 14-0. but since the second quarter started, a tennessee. they're on their way to victory and we're on our way to week one of the nfl. sunday on espn 10:00 eastern nfl insider sunday edit

us. push us back. knock us down. tell us it can't be done. but then, one day you reach the summit. and you realize, the harder the climb, the better the reward. coors light. whatever your mountain, climb on. it card, you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. ure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? >> rece: well virginia tech once upon a time up 14-0. but since the second quarter started, tennessee. they're on their way to victory and we're on our way to week one of the nfl. sunday on espn 10:00 eastern nfl insider sunday edition, all the early breaking stories. at 11:00 the new sunday nfl countdown. chris, bill

tell us about the shop and sip. >> yes. we are going to reopen the new corridor of the mall. every retailer and fashion shows. we'll have catering and beverages. stephanie will be with us. she will be doing some beverage pairings with our new restaurants. she has her skinny girl beverage line. >> of course she does. >> and it will benefit the cancer center. tell us how much you're supporting them. >> it is one of the most wonderful organizations in the city. we are matching the sales contributions up to $25,000. so that's another reason to come out. >> and you get to see the new part of the mall. what's it like? >> it is beautiful we received so many wonderful comments. it's classic. it's not intimidating. a lot of good food. a lot of new retailers. >> and what have the shoppers been telling you? >> great reviews. we have a lot of people thwho he come in. they are so thrilled. we have brought in already 30 new retailers and restaurants from outside of the area first to market and luxury source. others are a little bit different, international in nature. great additions to the mall. >> what a great opportunity to see the new part of the mall and to support abramson canc

as metro tells us they can't tell us who was in charge of the dogs' welfare./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives is offering a five-thousand dollar reward for information from a burglary at a local gun shop that happened last thursday. the atf's reward is contingent on tips that lead to an arrest and conviction. they say the "2nd amendment gun shop" on north rancho drive in north las vegas was burglarized just after 3:30 in the morning. a suec exterior wall and stole several guns. anyone with information is asked to call 1-800-atf-guns... or crime stoppers./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> last week... 60 new metro officers graduated the academy. now a handful are starting their journey with the state. the department of public safety's southern academy began this week. several agencies take part... including nevada highway patrol... and parole and probation. southern command: the 28 cadets in this academy will train for 16 weeks./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> if you've ever had a question you wanted to ask someone in law enforcement... let us know! we're

us. push us back. knock us down. tell us it can't be done. but then, one day you reach the summit. and you realize, the harder the climb, the better the reward. coors light. whatever your mountain, climb on. if you have a typical airline credit card, you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? >> rece: well virginia tech once upon a time up 14-0. but since the second quarter tennessee. they're on their way to victory and we're on our way to week one of the nfl. sunday on espn 10:00 eastern n

use premium gas? the regular kind of gas will do just as well. news channel 8's meredyth censullo is joining us here, telling us what we should be using. >> reporter: that's right. while using premium is not going to hurt your car, there is actually something better you n money. putting premium gas in a car that calls for regular is siphoning money out of your bank account. >> more than 16 million people admit to using a higher octane gasoline. and just in the past year, those americans have spent more than $2 billion. >> reporter: the majority of cars sold today are designed to run on regular. researchers tested regular and premium gas in three popular in performance, fuel economy, or i commissions. and now what -- or emissions. now what about people who occasionally put premium gas in the tank thinking they're giving the car a bit of pampering. >> maybe taking it in arriving spa day or giving it treat. but we found it has no benefits what so far. >> reporter: if you really want to treat your car, fill up at a station that has top tier gas. top tier is proven to leave it will perform better. top tier has detergents in it that keep the engine clea

they are here to tell us they make $50 in profit which i find a little hard to believe. that is why it is important for the ceo to talk to us. telling us the middleman makes more than we do, we get less than half of that revenue goes to mylan but here is what doesn't add up. i am a person who believes in profit and profit motivation, you have five executives in five years that earned nearly $300 million. this is by all accounts as best i can tell one of the biggest revenue drivers. used to have a competitor, in 2010, when that other market left the market the product price moved, it went up. another example of a life-saving drug you have to have, if you don't have it you are going to die and there is no competition which brings us to why we -- one of my concerns based on the sole economics of it, basic economics, you have a generic product that has been on the market for 100 years and you see this massive rise in the cost of the price to the consumer. that would signal to entrepreneurs there is an ability to make a profit. when you understand the cost of goods is only one dollar, the delivery vehicle which is unique and inn

us. push us back. knock us down. tell us it can't be done. but then, one day you reach the summit. and you realize, the harder the climb, the better the reward. coors light. whatever your mountain, climb on. d, you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? >> rece: well virginia tech once upon a time up 14-0. but since the second quarter tennessee. they're on their way to victory and we're on our way to week one of the nfl. sunday on espn 10:00 eastern nfl insider sunday edition, all the early

meteorologist scott steele joins us to tell us when that rain will be here. a cold front is sweeping through our neighborhoods this afternoon and should exit later this evening. that boundary is responsible for

us. she is going to tell us about the total transformation. good morning. >> good morning. how are you doing this morning? >> very well. good to have you back. >> i find so interesting you're a chiropractor, but you started a weight loss program. >> yes. the chiropractic -- that's how i started but the transformation has taken over the business so much. it's just amazing how many people need this type of help because they don't know why their bodies won't do what they expect it to do. >> you started this because you yourself -- >> my broad hey wasn't doing what i expected it to do. >> it happens to most of us. tell us how you decided i got to make a change, and i'm going to help other people make the change. >> well, my problem was i was trying to make the change since who was fat their whole life and i would do everything i thought i was supposed to do. i would eat less, drink more water, and every time i tried to lose weight or if i would do a commercial program it would always work, but it would always come right back. and it would come back within a couple months. and you know, every time i would look for answers i was told it was me, that it was my problem, that it was a will power behavior thing. >> i struggled with my weight in ll if i really was strong enough and could resist eating -- >> i always blamed myself. and if i look for answers from other people they were blaming me too. in 2009, when i was a child there weren't a lot of heavy people but in 2009 when i started losing the weight for good there were a lot of heavy people. everybody can't be having behavior problems. when we

us. please tell us that no one was found held hostagege in this one and then to bodies were also found that a another body was found in richmond county they're trying to determine if that is connectedh to this case, the police are not telling us anymore about the of the victims, but we do know is that the place again searching this house around 6:30 a.m. today they say in land was taken into custody, that man is being questioned by police in richmond county, the family of stacey stanley fear that she may have been killed they said that she has been missing since thursdayki and have been searching this are her car broke down thursday short distance from this area, and they don't think the place to enough, the chief said he did all they could and searched the area last night. bci is on scene processing the crime scenero we have not identified the remains they would allow the coroner's office to take on that responsibility. >> the girl who was she dialed 911 on her cell phone, he saw us searching near here. she said he cannot give us any more investigationonai because it is ongoing promise that he will keep us updated soon as i have confirmed anythingg. the body found in this account they could be related to bhe case >> that's w

us. tell us how old you are. >> i am nine years old. >> so you're a big weather fan, what's your favorite phenomenon? >> some interesting ones are hurricanes and tornados but my favorite would be blizzards. well. we might not get snow today but we could get rain. see how heavy the rain is there now? want to talk about it? >> so as you see we have some rainstorms moving up here and then some of them in the middle they get lighter and then they move over here and get heavier. >> that's exactly what is going on now. heavy rain moving in but not quite here in denver yet. let's talk about the futurecast because we may >> so, if you see all of these it seems like we have linked storms throughout the state and we have some heavier ones down towards colorado springs in monument and limon but the ones that are really getting the storms are limon, yuma and if you saw that glitch, sterling was also getting them. >> yes, eastern plains getting big storms this afternoon with temperatures. it was nice on the roof top. >> yes, it was. >> tell us about temperatures across the state? >> one of the highest temperature are 70 for casper and the lowest ones are 45 -- denver is over in this area here and it's about 60. >> yeah, about 60 degrees. that's exactly right. let's do the b today so it should be nice. >> at the bus stop kids will be waiting so we want to let them know what temperature it will be. if they're unprepared they won't be left in the freezing cold. >> so it should be nice, at 60 degrees. but there's a chance for rain so bring your umbrella with you today. >>> andrew, i know you wanted to give a shout out to your classmates. >> hello nor quest. i think you will be a future meteorologist. >> thank you. >>> if you're interested in being a junior weather watcher and you're between the ages of 6 and 12 sign up on cbsdenver.com and you may get to be on tv with me and be our junior weather watcher. how can you follow up andrew? >> i wish i had pet of the week here with me to follow up with drive coming from the east. tak

us know. email us and tell us about it. we would be glad to hear about it. g us to talk about this is my buddy tucker carlson. >> that's hilarious. >> good to see you. when you look at those. i have granddaughter that will soon be in college. >> yes. >> you have daughters who will soon be in college. >> they are there now. your alma mater, in fact. >> right. what's going on here? >> well, i mean, a lot of things are happening but the net effect is to risk undermining one of the most valuable things we have in the united states which are s. our education system. people are going to begin to suspect middle class parents who are working a second job to pay for these tuition, 50 grand a career for elite school maybe it's not worth it maybe this is education bubble. maybe they are not teaching our kids worth while to learn and maybe more important not preparing them for life beyond college. once people begin to think that the whole system collapses. it's built on the faith that if you send your child to one of these schools, he or she will have a massive leg up in

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telling us this repair will take most of the day. so do not expect this to open up any time soon. it may be closed for the commu home. police do they will us -- tell us they will release due tour information as the morning goes on. >>> changes are coming to bridgewater state hospital. >> plus a mother is murdered in methuen. here are your stop stories on this tuesday morning. >>> a young mother is murdered in methuen and now police are asking the public for help finding a person of interest. he is evident county district attorney says 29-year-old wanda ra sew -- rosa was found unresponsive. hospital. they say her 4-year-old was at home at the time she was killed and they're now looking for that little boy's father. 32-year-old emeal away de la rosa who are calling a person of interest. hear from rosa's friends and neighbors coming up. >>> a massachusetts woman accused of raping two teenage boys will spend the next four years in pleaded guilty yesterday. one of the boys was friends with her daughter. when she gets out of jail, she will spend three years on probation and have to wear a gps bracelet. she will be required to register as a sex

us. tell us how cancer has touched your life. >> well, i am a three-time cancer survivor. i learned everything i needed to know about cancer when i saw the terror in my wife and my children's eyes. so i understand this disease pretty well, i >> let's talk about some of the statistics, national and state cancer statistics. it is really surprising. >> yeah, it is. it is sort of horrible. in north carolina alone, we will have almost 60,000 individuals diagnosed this calendar year with cancer and about 20,000 of north carolinians will die from this terrible disease. one out of every two men, one out of every three women at diagnosed with cancer. it is pretty horrific. >> bob, you are in washington, d.c. what llwi you and other cancer survivors and patients ask of federal lawmakers? >> well, there are more than 500 cancer warriors from across the country here in d.c. and we are going to ask our lawmakers to make sure that making cancer, fighting national priority. we are asking for substantial funding increases to help with the vice president's moon shot. we are asking for -- $680 million in funding for the national cancer institute. we need to invest this money. the only way we'll make progress in fighting cancer and in independenting this nightmare is to invest in the kind of research necessary to find the solutions. morning, what n they do to support the fight against cancer? >> well, one of the things they can do is to join the americ cancer society'sca nceraction network. become an advocate. if can you write an e-mail. if you can make a phone call, if you can right a letter to theditor, you shld be doing that, urging your lawmakers to canc institute, national institutes of health so they can aid in this fight. it is an easy do. >> bob, thank you so much. talking on behalf of the american cancer society canc actionetwork. >>> asonaut scott kelly has plans for a book and a hoywood film. tails ea >> and disney plneto remake the mulan movie. we'll tell you about a campaign >> that just beautiful. >> isn't that pretty. >> south hill, right? that is americana right there. >> sure is. and the sun is just rt of taking on that fall look. yesterday, i was like oh, it's getting close. feel like it. we'll get there but this is not really any time soon. temperatures will cool off a little bit this week thanks to a cold front. will be plenty warm today and it will be hot torrow. temperatures will start inthe northern half of the viewing ea it is 61 in roanoke rapids. that is almost cool. 61 in louisbg and in roxboro, it is 61. that pretty picture out of soh hill. 64degrees there. 66 at the tv raleigh. so very comfortable for most of us. 72 in fayetteville. ght now, 70 clinton offer in sam on county. 70 in southern pines. the dew points right now, there is a big range. we dry air slipping in from the north thanks to an area of high pressure. we have some 50s and 60s. this is where it feels really nice here in the northeastern communities and even down into raleigh but you head down to the south and the dew point jump up into the upper 60s and uncomfortable and i little bit more muggy outside. we have had some locations covered in clouds had morning. fayetteville is one of those spots. mostly cloudy out at the airport right now, 66 degrees. we don't have any rain but we do have a mix of sun and clouds. some of you have bright blue skies and some of you are just having a gray state this morning. it just depends on where you are. high pressure is just north bringing in some dry air especially across the rtheastern part of the viewing areament we are tracking a cold front. this is headed to the east t arrives late thursd

it's been more than a month and metro tells us they can't tell us who was in charge of the dogs' welfare. we asked the county if animal control performed necropsies... they tell us this is an open criminal case and they cannot comment./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a generous donation to the unlv football program. the largest in the history of the school's athletic program. chris maathuis shows us how it's a game changer for the rebels. ((denise valdez)) >> boom in a bag! a woman's purse explodes at the blast... next on the valley's news leader./// watching 8 news now at eleven." ((dave courvoisier)) >>> caught on camera... an explosion inside a woman's purse! ((denise valdez)) >> the new jersey mom had no idea what happened -- thinking maybe even it was an attack... turns out, it was due to a common item. here's marci rubin: shopping day at the mall for mara mcinerney - until this happened: from surveillance video inside sunglass hut at freehold mall - her purse seems to explode just as she's paying. turns out it was a battery for her vaporizer that exploded... "i had battery in this pock

us. set the scene for us and tell us what happened. what you saw. >> well, i was coming from the opposite side, and the light was getting off the train, i had my headphones in, and i heard a woman yelling that there was an accident and the train had crashed and everything was blocked off. i wasn't sure what she was saying or what was going on at that point, and as i turned the corner to get into the station, it was chaotic, and there were people everywhere. you could see the train had gone through the station and you could see the roof and the, you know, some of the structural part of the station that collapsed. there was water leaking and the wires were hanging. it was crazy. >> one person has been killed. more than 100 other injured. i can't imagine what that scene looked like. did you see some of the wounded? i know there were a lot of walking wounded. reports of people, others perhaps trapped as well. tell us what you saw. >> well, as i walked through the waiting area inside to get out to get to work, i saw some like they had been w

but the fisherman tell us that their halls are shrinking. our guide tells us that not long ago he also used to catch oysters and salmon in these waters. >> look how dirty it is here. all this rubbish floating around. the mangroves are the only things helping to combat pollution for us fisherman. the trees filter toxins from the water and then die off. if you want for them, we would really have a huge problem. >> decreasing pollution is having a detrimental impact on the environment and biodiversity in is a development that is also a cause of concern for the city planner. >> in the future the city's existence will depend on the mangrove forests. we know that climate change is coming and the mangroves are our bulwark against rising sea levels. the town is located in a hollow. even now there is a danger of flooding. >> the second natural environment of the city planners now regarded as sacred is situated to the north of the city, the atlantic forest. more than 20,000 species of plants and more than 2000 animal species live here. it iour next stop and the director

us. >> thank you for having us on. >> tell us what your side is saying about this marijuana ballot question. >> well, this is a very big issue. what we're saying this isn't about just somebody smoking a joint. what this is about this is a marijuana industry. >> what does that mean? >> what that means is 50% of the product is out there with regards to marijuana is going to be edible, cookies, candies, gummy bears, lip balm and butter that's what they're saying. we're talking about drugged driving. people will be driving down the road high on marijuana and are going to cause accidents and we have no test, no test whatsoever to be able to test if they have marijuana in their system. >> well, let me ask you the >> but the problem is we can't test it we have to take a blood test and then make the case. here's the challenge you can say well, there was a marijuana in your system. -- there is no way to test for that. you want to open something up like they say except we don't have a test to protect for that. and that's a real in washington state aaa just did a study they have doubled the amount of

us and telling us to let g. don't touch me. we were like. if you don't let us help you you will die. and we laid him out i cut his shirt off and we began cpr after we saw he was unconscious. >> i didn't believe it was happening. i did not know i would be in a position like that how i would react. it off it was action and go time. >> on the phone with 911. and says police were right outside here guns drawn but they did not know what was going on so they didn't rush in right away. all and all a horrifying incident for so many people at star bucks. news three. >> all right. thank you for that. metro detectives are investigate shooting. >> maria: man died after shot outside a business on south deicature. victim was in an unlicensed after hours club operating in the back room of the clothing store. it a pierce the victim had a fight with one or more people before he was shot. if you know anything that could help police call crime stoppers. >> jim: excitedbo to debate night. a major turning point in decision 2016 tonight. >> maria: counselling down in 55 minutes democrat clinton and republ

us. tell us again what a crudités is, and what's a ramp? >> well, a ramp, this is a baby-- sort of a baby onion, onion thing going on, and it's-- >> i have never heard of that. >> it's like a scallion. >> yeah, it's a baby thing, and it's-- you know, a lot of baby things don't taste good. like, the baby carrots, they sort of, like, look good, but they don't really taste good. this tastes exquisite, so you want to get 'em now. crudités means raw. it's raw vegetables. so, we're gonna have a whole assortment of raw vegetables. it's really good for you, it's really beautiful, and if you make it pretty, really you want to eat it. >> and i love that you said springtime pasta, too, 'cause i always think of it being really heavy, so you can do it quite light as well. >> well, we have fresh pasta, so it's gonna be very quick, very fresh pasta. >> oh, yes. >> three minutes. >> okay, i love it. all right, well, it sounds like we've got some cooking to do-- >> we do. >> so, don't go anywhere. there's gonna be more "fablife" right ahead. >> yes. (cheers and applause) >> geoffrey, what do you make for your family? 'cause i swear if i was your wife, i'd just be around. (laughter) >> listen to that sound. (tinkling) >> oh, look, the wind's coming. >> the wind is coming, trish! >> it's chiming. (applause) (laughing) this is what i think people think southern people look like. that's what i think y'all think. >> southern people like me, y'all? 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'cause i swear, if i was your wife, i'd just be around. >> no... (laughter) my wife is like, you know, chrissy. she eats whatever she wants. >> no. >> yes. it's really-- it kind of, like, gets me upset, because i go to the gym, i work out every day, and i have to, 'cause it's just one of those things, i'm not like her, but her whole family's like this, and they eat, like, constantly, but that's just the way it is. >> so, what's your go-to family meal? >> i like big pots like this, like bolognese, a roast chicken, anything i can put in the middle of the table in a beautiful crock and we just go at it. >> that's awesome. >> and a green, a side of green. always a green, and sometimes i do the green first just to get the kids to eat it. >> oh, smart. that's a good tip. >> first we have the spinach, and then we have the good stuff. okay, i just sweat this in here. now this is going in here. see, this is fresh pasta. >> oh, look how gorgeous. >> so, i'm just gonna put it in. it takes like two or three minutes. >> so, let's talk about "chopped junior," though. i want to hear about "chopped junior." >> what a show. >> these kids, how incredibly talented. were you surprised by the talent of these kids? >> i was shocked. i mean, first of all, they're this high. and all the ovens are normal ovens that we useing you that we do not, in any way, dumb it down. you know, it's what it is for the adults. the baskets are what they are. and it's amazing. these kids have zero fear. zero. >> wow. >> none. they get fear when they get 18 or 20, but at this age, they have no fear. >> but comparable to your adults-- >> comparable. it's just amazing. and, you know, i had a nine-year-old that basically was up to here, and she made a soufflé. >> wow. >> a soufflé at nine. a real soufflé. >> i can't do that now. (laughter) >> and we were aghast. you know, there's three chefs on the panel. we're like, "what? like, how is that possible?" but just beautiful. >> what about your own kids? are they cooking-- >> oh, they're really good. well, my kid-- one of them-- i have three kids, but two of 'em love food. the other one's two. he loves food, but he's like... >> not cooking anything. well, you never know. >> but my eight-year-old really loves to cook. she loves to bake. she likes to do fondant and cakes and al t

us and tell us about his remaining goals. arun pudur, welcome to "high flyers." you made your first billion at 26. it all started when you were 13 with borrowed money of $150. tell us the story. aun pudur let me make correction. it was an investment. the best bank that you have is your parents. busy asking for a bicycle or whatever. i asked $150 at the time that was big money. that was almost two months salary for some people. i didn't want to start a business on my own. felt i wanted to get into this business. $5,000.arning i said why not me do the same thing. haslinda: you are fixing honda scooters in the garage. arun: just left us without any notice. there was an option to close it down or two do what you're supposed to do. i decided why not. i used to observe him doing it. within a matter of five or six months, i would go to school and open up by appointment. in six months, we turned around the company. we were making close to $300 a month. sold, youwhen you sold it $200,000. it all went to mom. she still owns 5% of my tech company. it was a fantastic deal. we started franchising. we started getting long-term contracts with people. that is where i learned every

owner darnell ashley tells us two ashley tells us two customers were hurt by flying debris but will be ok. despite losing the front wall... he opened back up for labor day. it back there "i don't care it's not affecting the food. the car went through up there they cooking it the owner says he will stay open during renovation now to the in sherman park.milwaukee county executive chris abele told us: he hasn't been able to get a hold of sheriff david clarke for weeks. we've sent letters for weeks trying to get in touch with the sheriff's office saying hey could you take down the fence abele decided to take the fence down sunday morning.the sheriff ordered deputies put the fencing back up. in a rare, weekend session... a judge ordered the fence taken down again on sunday.another hearing on this is scheduled sherman park will remain open until 10 pm.we reached out to sheriff clarke and have not the south pier along lake michigan in sheboygan is open again this morning -- after a swim warning went in effect for sheboygan and ozaukee counties.that warning expired at 11 last night.sheboygan p

us to tell us about the tribute. o they just had the moment -- they just had the moment of silence, 1000 blue balloons the blood today. >>reporter: relief from not just about players, but football teams from the opposing and his family and christian who said he is going to play tonight to honor his father, his biggest fan. his community has rallied behind him and his family in a huge way. the cheerleaders are going to each hand have a blue flower. local law enforcement is going to line both sides of the sidewalk for that teenager to walk through. so even in the face of this loss christian is playing tonight and inspiration for these people who said it all boils down to this. >> community pride here in amherst, nothing is going to put us down. we rally around in tough times. that is what this community will show you tonight. we are all standing as one in our support for this family. >>reporter: let me let you listen in life -- live. this is what it is all about. number 43, christian valez is who they are honoring tonight. they told me at school today he got a standing ovation in the cafeteria. today it is all about rallying behind his family during this unthinkable time of grief. you are seeing everything live here. we will bring you a complete recap tonight at 11:00. >> what it moment. we will see you at 11. >>> our team coverage of the troopers death continues. we now know the man accused of will be in court tomorrow. today, officers came out to honor one of their own. i think we are having some issues. >>reporter: hundreds of family, friends, and law enforcement officers gathered to honor the father trooper and the man who hit and killed him has now been charged. around 12:45 pm yesterday kenny the last was here on

us. tell us more evan. >> and the beach was closed at one point because of this waste water dumb. at some point it was raw sewage. we have lernlgd that croots bay area municipal tease have dumped throfns waste water. the good news is that the water back here is back to normal and according cities, that is also the same across must bay area. >>> >> we tested the waters in our beaches them all test within that range chaz accept bell for swimming and base on that i trust our science tisms i would go sphwhimg there. >> reporter: st. petersburg mayor rich cries man is pushing back at water dumb saying the discharge was nearly 100% free of bacteria and he would even swim in it himself. the 99.993% clean was what we were discharge org disburgs into the bay. and cries man defend the discharge with protesters wednesday night and in an interview thursday. but st. pete isn't the only city that says it was forced to dump a combination of storm water and of raw sewage. largo spilled 18.3 million gallons of water they say went through element entire treatment process except for removal and in clearwater, 31.7 million gallons. a mixture of rain water and sewage was dumped. cries man says the city is doing everything it can to prevent a repeat of massive spill post hermine. that plan budgeted this year for up graits grades to the sire and water system. starting almost immediately crews are to work fix old pipes and increase water capacity at the storage facility. >> we're going make those investments that he we need to and dot enhancements at the facilities we need to. >> and coming up at 11:00, we'll talk toy a scientist about what you should and shouldn't do in bay area waters after this waste >> kelly. >> evan report fowrgs tonight. thank you so much evan. >> and if you have a samsung note seven smart phone. turn that thing off and send it back. the consumer safety commission is re officially recalling them after nearly three dozen have exploded because of a faulty battery. and one local case it cost a family their vehicle. evan axel bank in the control room for us now. evan. this is a situation we've known about and now at another and samsung day voluntarily recall last we're but regulators say you shouldn't risk using those phones one more day after 35 exploded and one here in tampa bay. once im ma gas of a burned out jeep flashed cross the screen. there was no way he was going trait trade in his note in favor of a 7. jeep and a boy in new york. >> hopefully they fix the problem and a will change it in a couple of weeks. >> federal regulators have stepped in. >> because this product creates such a serious fire hazard and now back. >> even 4.2 percent of 2 million phones have caught fires, they are demanding all note 7's be shipped back while samsung gets a handle on what is happen. once they problem and figure out the fix and reship out phone. >> and the big question that every one has, when do i get my new phone, that is the question they have yet to answer. >> stephanie on dowl may bree expects tech savvy consumers to stay with the brand whi

us. tell us about a teacher you >> as it turns out, freezing is 32 and below. not 65 and below. [ laughter ] i don't know the difference. >> you still are your heat on, i know you do. >> it will be toasting when i get home. >> people help him. >> 9news at 5:00 is next. >> next at 5:00, a river near a neighborhood in breckenridge runs orange, the same color as the gold king mine leak. the city has a plan to clean it up. >>> a friendly fire shooting that killed a lakewood officer has ramifications for police around the country. >> also, don't pucker up to your poultry. the reason the cdc says t owners sick. next. on 9news. >> this is 9news. >> well, you may have noticed it has been warmer today. sunshine at times across the metro area, but some late summer thunderstorms could affect outdoor plans. storms are popping up along the front range. danielle is tracking possible severe weather later this few minutes. >>> the city of lakewood has agreed to pay $3.5 million to settle a civil lawsuit in connection with a friendly fire incident that left one of that city's p

need to be prepared for that we need to do what we can to to help us when you're time comes. >> the maror tells us the -- the mayor tells us the city trains throughout the area for things like this. >>> this is the reason why he wants the power on and right now as many counties try to return to normal. now, in tallahassee, roads are still blocked and yards are still littered with a lot of debris. this weekend, governor rick scott directed some of the blame for the slow return the power on city officials in tallahassee. the mayor didn't take that so well though. >> we want to have people up and moving, and so it's a crazy idea to think that any of us would work to impede that. >> the governor is promising to have that power on soon. >>> hermine is still not done packing winds of about 70 miles per hour as it crawls away from the east coast. that storm is slowing down, but new jersey's governor isn't taking any chances. and creating dangerous waves and currents along atlantic beaches chris christie isn't calling for an evacuation just yet, but he did declare a state of emergency. the storm could bring flooding to new jersey'

us to tell us if they're here to stay. we're about to experience some interesting changes in our weather conditions after a very pleasant stretch from late saturday the surface high pressure that kept things calm is easing off to our east as an upper level trough kicks a wave in our direction, combining with a cold front, which should pass our area by late tomorrow. the system will increase our growing risk of showers and maybe a storm by early tuesday morning. there could be a bit of a break in the action tuesday afternoon before more showers form again tuesday night. high pressure builds back in on wednesday which should lead to dramatically decreasing clouds through the day. the bigger difference many may notice will be a brief taste of autumn as temperatures will struggle to get out of the 60s. the mercury will rebound a bit, back into the low to mid 70s me now for ask the expert.... today we're talking about office workouts and exercises you can do almost anywhere to this afternoon is our wellness got a question for our experts? email them at ask the expert at today's tmj4 dot com. you can also leave a voicemail. the number is 967-5253. still ahead.. a woman who escaped death now finds herself coping with the murder of her brother. we'll explain. visited by the orlando night club shooter is torched.. why police say it wasn't an accident. need help with a consumer problem? our "call for action" volunteers are ready! call 414-967-5495. or request help online. just click on the icon, on the front page of tmj here's a live look from port washington. beautiful look at lake michigan on this near picture perfect weather day. we're about to experience some interesting changes in our weather conditions after a very pleasant stretch from late saturday through today. the surface high pressure that kept things calm is easing off to our east as an upper level trough kicks a wave in our direction, combining with a cold front, which should pass our area by late tomorrow. the system will increase our clouds tonight and trigger a growing risk of showers and maybe a storm by early tuesday morning. there could be a bit showers form again tuesday night. high pressure builds back in on wednesday which should lead to dramatically decreasing clouds through the day. the bigger difference many may notice will be a brief taste of autumn as will struggle to get out of the 60s. the mercury will rebound a into the low the week's end. of the man who shot president ronald reagan.plus.. a family in mourning after the death of their son.. but it's the family's history that has more news now.. the new neighbors of john hinckley.. the man who tried to assassinate president reagan and three others 35 years ago have mixed feelings about him being around. some say he shouldn't be there.. others say he's done his time. doctors cleared hinckley's mental state and he was released over the weekend. he must see a doctor once a month investigating after a young man was shot dead in a parking lot.as reporter rebecca russell tells us, his family is demanding answers. 3:15 sunday morning... police responded to this parking lot after getting reports of shots fired.tha's where they found the body of 22 year old anthony lamb.(michael cagney/witness)"and bang bang bang bang, bang, bang bang! close to at least 6-8 shots if not 10."people inside the lounge say they heard the shots outside.bullets striking building, even grazing cars. (ymani williams/anthon's fiancee)"we just have a whole bunch of questions."anthon's family is in the dark sunday night...with no one in custody. (ymani williams/anthon's fiancee) "we just know he was visiting friends and family and an argument broke out and knowing anthony he was trying to be a peacemaker and because that's his heart and that's the person that he is that's what happened."a peacemaker... lam's fiancee ymani williams says ... the 22 year old... leaving behind two children. family says he was a loving father, sensitive, and had a sister)"he was my little brother, he was my baby