. >> plus latest on valerie harper's cancer battle. 70s tv icons i'm here.er day we'lllive. >>> monday only "e.t." wit j-lo another day we'lllive. >>> monday only "e.t." wit j-lo before she drops her new music anothlife's sharing a meal. >>> monday only "e.t." wit j-lo before she drops her new music and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> so good to see valerie harper again. her public appearances hav pretty rare since the mary tyler moore star was diagnosed with brain cancer. but i got a chanc to sst down with valerie to hear how she's doing today as she tackled a new character who hits very close to home..o cf1 o >> i know you're in there. >> in her first starring film role since her diagnosis, valerie plays a woman with alzheimer's in "my mom and the girl." all while she continue battle with cancer. >> you wake up and say, oh, good, i

. >> plus latest on valerie harper's cancer battle. >>> so good to see valerie harper again. her public appearances hav pretty rare since the mary tyler moore star was diagnosed with brain cancer. but i got a chanc to sst down with valerie to character who hits very close to home..o cf1 o >> i know you're in there. >> in her first starring film role since her diagnosis, valerie plays a woman with alzheimer's in "my mom and the girl." all while she continue battle with cancer. >> you wake up and say, oh, good, i'm here. another day we'lllive. >> look at words to live by right there. >> and i've had a great long >>>her husband, tony catiati was with her a year ago when valerie fell ill during "mame." she was airlifted by helicopter to the hospital. >> i probably have three months. they don't have the cure for the lining. it's been the lining of the brain. it's another area. o cf1 o >> at a special screening of her film based on a true story, tv icons dawn wells from gilligan's island and knot's landing's donna mills. >> this film is a of love. >> she's such lovely lovely woman.

the doctor said valerie, you're turning 77 in august. >> were you happy you did so?going to be 77. that's not what this is. it's just age. >> one of the many reasons that we love you, valerie. keeping it real. now, the whole time we were doing this interview i want to point out valerie's husband was right there watching the entire thing. so incrediblysupportive. it's really touching to see. >>> and still ahead tonight, crazy celeb fashions. kim k's corn r and who's the star stepping out in an oversized suit? >>> plus after celine dion's emotional tribute to her h last night, we flash back to the set of her most famous music video. >> i'm so much in love my husband. >> then meryl streep on her recent viral video moment. >> terrifying. >> and the claws are out as adorable kitties com in catnastics. >> closed captioning providedd by -- this is mister kitty. mom doesn't know we have him. it's something about "responsibility." i made you-know-who promise not to tell. but she's got the nose of a bloodhound. we have to be super duper careful. so we're using fresh step with

. >> plus the latest on valerie harper's cancer battle. hello! he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. >>> monday only "e.t." with j-lo before she drops her new music >>> so good to see valerie >> in her first starring film role sinne her diagnosis, valerie plays a woman with alzheimer's in "my mom and the girl." all while she continue battle with cancer. >> you wake up and say, oh, good, i' another day we'll live. >> look at you. words to live by right there. >> and i've had a great long one. and great stuff happened to me. my darling husband. >> her husband, tony catiati was with her a year ago when valerie fell ill doing a summer stock play in maine. she was airlifted by helicopter to

. >> plus the latest on valerie harper's cancer battle. >>> so good to see valerie >> i know you're in there. >> in her first starring film role sinne her diagnosis, valerie plays a woman with alzheimer's in "my mnd all while she continue battle with cancer. >> you wake up and say, oh, good, i' another day we'll live. >> look at you. words to live by right there. >> and i've had a great long one. and great stuff happened to me. my darling husband. >> her husband, tony catiati was with her a year ago when valerie fell ill doing a summer stock play in maine. she was airlifted by helicopter this woman is a >> i probably have three months. they don't have the cure for the lining. it's in the lining of the brain. it's another area. >> at a special screening of her film based on a true story, valerie was supported by fellow tv icons dawn wells from gilligan's island and knot's landing's donna >> she's a wonderful lady. >> this film is a labor of love. >> she's such a lovely lovely woman. and i'm so happy to see her looking so well. >> what's not to love? >> i like the way it was written. i d

do we have valerie? >> we'll get back to her in just a bit. by my count it's 90 minutes this has been going on. >> he is going to get tired. >> he has to be tired at this point. >> yeah. he is definitely going to get tired. you know, he has to move four of those suction cups around every, single time that he moves. >> it looks like he is trying to make sure they're ultra secure before he grabs one. he knocks into one before he reaches for it. talking about the glass and glass cutting, we know that certain buildings the windowpanes are so thick you have to bring in a diamond blade cutter a special equipment? how long does it take to cut through a window? they are going to have to cut through another one so how long would that take? the squad company has specialized equipment to do that. now, they could get up there and take care of that. it looks right now that the only people i see right there, esu, nypd, esu units. so i'm not sure what everybody's role is there right now. >> we can go back to valerie castro on the ground at the scene. people

valerie: how combat kimball is that when will we see these used in combat operation? mr. hasik: last year in november, they tested the gun. that is probably the last part of the airplane that is useful. if you are having to use it, -- it is like a bayonet on a rifle -- have to use it, something has on wrong. a few things have been integrated, but it does not have the full panoply of capabilities that a commander in an air operations center would want to -- in to a fee is tasking go into if he is tasking to bomb targets. the fact that isis doesn't have an air force or really any kind of air defense force means the low, observable qualities of airplane are not going to be essential in a middle eastern scenario. unless they were worried about ground fire from syrian's anti-aircraft or tangling with the russians -- they are supposed to be our friends in this thing, so that probably is not a huge issue. it would be nice to have it along, but you have to consider the possibility, that as with a 22's that had gone over to syria earlier, you are exposing an airplane that is a sec

val valerie's starring in a new movie. we talked about that and about her prognosis since her most recent health scare. >> i know you're in there. >> in her first starring film role since her diagnosis, valerie plays a woman with alzheimer's in "my mom and the girl." all while she continues her battle with cancer. >> you wake up and say oh good, i'm here. another day. and great stuff happened to me. my darling husband. >> her husband, tony cacciati, was with her a year ago when valerie fell ill while doing a summer stock play in maine. she was airlifted by helicopter to the hospital. this woman is a fighter. >> i probably had three months. because they don't have a cure for the lining. >> you don't have brain cancer. >> it's in the lining of the brain. it's another area. >> us why valerie is an award-winning actress. >> you have to put me in a home. >> i liked the way it was written. >> i don't know a great deal about alzheimer's. just what it does. >> above all, valerie is courageous and able to laugh about the toll aging

. >> water flooding valerie's yard and pool. to set the scene that is supposed to be scout lake right there. this is the pool. >> this is what it should look like. today things look much different. >> and this is where you were last year. we were walking through this. it came up as high as this. >> but it took valerie and her neighbors months to recover. washer, and drier has to be replaced. >> they complained to county commissioners and she believes steps have been taken to prevent future flooding. >> they are working on issues so i think we're okay and the lake is low because we haven't had the same rain as last year. but also i think they're being proactive since last year's flooding. >> but flooding is a concern in hillsborough river and came to load up on sandbags just in case. >> we want to make sure all of the debris is cleared out by the curb so the water will flow the storm drainment when we had that series of hurricanes i was out there in a poncho with a rake pulling the debris down so the water could flow. i think tha

amazing at making sure that those children felt protected and that my cousin valerie was protected at all times 24/7 so it's been a big blessing having him caught." soto remains in extremely critical condition but she reportedly recognizes her family.with thompsons arrest the focus now shifts from worry and fear to focus on sotos recovery. "he'll get his. justice will be served. our family firmly believes in that, that justice will be served. but other than that he doesn't deserve anymore time and thought at this point." according to her family victim valerie soto did not have medical insurance because she was waiting for coverage to kick in at her new job. soto has a long long road ahead of her ... the family has set up a go fund me account. you can access that information on our its been one week since a brazen crime played out in the l-a fitness parking lot of chandler.today -- for the first time... we're hearing the 9-1-1 call... from a passerby who made the gruesome discover of an elderly man stabbed to death and left inside his car. says, "911...where is your emergency?"caller:

. >> 23-year-old valerie minacapelli hasn't always been so mellow. she's nearing the end of 90-day sentence for convictions that include assault on a police officer. >> i got in a fight with a girl. when they took me to the police station, they got rough with me so i fought back. i punched a lieutenant in the face. they gave me assault and battery on a lieutenant police officer. they call me smiley, because i'm always smiling. i'm a nice person, but don't get in my personal space because it's going down. >> minacapelli proved her point just a few days after arriving in jail. she got into fight with another female inmate. >> she got a broken eye socket. i put her in the infirmary for eight days. time to go. >> the fight earned her a lengthy stay in the female segregation unit. she was released to general population a few weeks ago. despite her sometimes violent tendencies, she claims her numerous days in the suffolk county jail stem from her addiction to cocaine and heroin. >> when i was with my kids, i never did nothing. never did no drugs. did nothi

valerie was informed today that the charges have been dropped. if you would like to help with medical costs, head to fox10phoenix.com where we posted a link to do so. >>> police are investigating a serial shooter case and they found 10 shell casings where one of the victims died after being shot five times. pena returned home after work and had his keys in his hand when the attacker opened fire. they saw a white sedan parked outside and heard shots and then the car was gone. it is not clear if it is connected to the serial shooter. nine times and killed seven people. >>> it has been a month since jesse wilson disappeared from his home. neighbors spotted the boy outside and called police. the officers contacted the boy's mother. >> hi, officer fletcher of buckeye police. do you have a child named jesse wilson? >> yes, i do. >> he is out front. >> yes, i just saw the >> neighbors told police they saw jesse alone in the dark. he didn't have much to say other than he was hungry. jesse was reunited with his mom who told police she was going to put a l

the shooting happened affordable housing complex, where the victim, whose name is valerie, worked. valerie is an employee of you mom new day centers, a phoenix organization that supports homeless and low income families. >> she actually worked in our youth program and coordinated some of our children's services that we have here. >> reporter: at this point, a motive for the shooting has not been released. the two had a close relationship. police say they had been romantically involved. >> i know she was trying to help he was not a client at you mom, nor was he a resident of carson village. he was a person known to her but not to you mom. >> reporter: as police continue to search for thompson, valerie remains in critical condition, her coworkers and the families that she helps remain concerned for her safety and recovery. >> they really felt that she cared deeply >> reporter: now, maliq thompson is considered armed and dangerous. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call phoenix police or silent witness, reporting live i'm nicole garcia fox 10 news. >>> glendale po

good evening, valerie. happy 40th anniversary. >> thank you. >> caller: i just have a simple question. i know when they first opened the hazy center, you could actually get a shuttle from the air and space museum down to there. are they still offering that? >> we are no longer offering a shuttle bus service between the downtown location in washington and the udvar-hazy center. but the metro center has been extended out to reston, virginia. and there is a shuttle bus that you can catch at the end of the line, the silver line metro. or you can catch a shuttle bus at dulles international airport. and it makes a quicker trip. you're less affected by traffic if you ride the metro and that shuttle bus than if you take a shuttle from downtown washington. so it's easier, and it will get easier yet when the silver line is completed all the way out to the airport. >> my final question is somebody who has spent so much time here, what has intrigued you the most? what is most interesting to you on display that the publ

we'll get to valerie in just a second. right now to the phone, joe giacolone our friend is on the line. former nypd sergeant. joe, you hear me? >> again. maurice, how are you? >> we're hanging in there. as we watch this, so what do you make of what you've seen thinking the next step is here? >> two hours, 10 minutes they are taking windows out. it appears they are giving him less real estate upon which to climb. >> absolutely. it doesn't look like they are going to wait for him to tire out. they will probably have to remove more windows on the right. we are getting tired just watching him climb. we can imagine how difficult this we talk about the backpack of course could be supplies but it could also be a banner. we have seen that before in new york city where people climb a building and then they hang a note and considering it's the trump tower, you know, you can't probably -- you can probably speculate it has something to do with politics. they are taking their time. they are not rushing it because the police rush it and

reunited with valerie tergerson at milwaukee animal control. "very very helpful when people really look for your dog immediately. i mean you'd be surprised how many people look for your dog for three or four days." but tergerson lucked out- "where they found him is near where the car was stolen." considering the path arrow took to get here. "so he was brought in by a good samaritan. someone who had found him and brought him in." arrow was spotted near 6th and vine monday morning and scooped up... "and the whole mess started when a friends car was stolen and arrow was still inside." tergerson is guessing the thieves madacc credits the owner for having her pet micro chipped, "really really happy to have him back. if not.. the wait could have been even longer. valerie says her friends car was actually found last night in not great shape but again, attention was focused on getting the dog back. now back to you after brendan dassey's murder conviction is overturned -- what comes next? ahead at six -- new information from the state attorney general.

valerie cast -- motive. valerie castro spoke to the bicyclist who helped catch him. walks with a cane after a car hit him. the hit and run happened less than a mile away from a murder scene where an imam and his close friend and assistant were gunned down. this video shows the car clip the back tire on hunter's bicycle, throwing him to the ground minutes after those murders. rather than he believes the driver deliberately hit him after growing ?age veyed at -- agitated at traffic while er slowly crossed the street. the car didn't stop but hunter was able to give police part of the license plate number. police tracked down the driver who turned out to be oscar morel. a search of his home turned up the murder weapon. victim's family got their first look at man accused of executing their loved ones in what they believe was a hate crime. time. >> reporter: hunter says his heart goes out to those who lost their loved ones. >> i'm happy i'm still alive. but i feel sorry for the victim's family, you >> reporter: the district attorney says the motist of the crime is still un

success of our country in jeopardy and a special prosecutor as we saw when scooter libby and the valerie plame situation was prosecuted by colleague of mine out of chicago. he was a special prosecutor and i think jim comey appointed into that position and that is what one would expect. we want somebody that can look at these facts and circumstances especially on the public corruption front and make a prosecutorial decision. tom: you know there's a lot of people that go the justice department is not going to do anything as long as president obama is in office, political influence on that so that they won't do anything is there another way to get a special prosecutor? >> the special prosecutor would have at least a taken one step further and at least part to the grand jury which i think so many people were upset about last time he comey came out and said no reasonable prosecutor would have would have taken this. no reasonable prosecutor would have done anything with this. wait a second. as much respect that we all have for the fbi in the chief investigator on this case, he is the investiga

our tour guide is valerie neal, head of the history department showing us artifacts that tell a story of space x exploration from the moon to mars. >> i am valerie neal, we are in the boeing milestone at the other than the center of the museum. we display the pioneering aircraft and spacecraft that transforms the modern world. when this opens in july in 1976, almost, areo space artifacts had been on tn newhe news. for most people, their first chance to see what had been audit in the 1960s and early 1970s during this heroic age when human ventured off to space and all the way to the moon. all of this was exciting and thrilling and people just flocked into the museum to see it. in the 40 years since this building, we have continue to acquire treasures of space history, we have now about 17,000 artifacts related to space history. we have just over 1,000 of them on display in our two locations here in the washington area. we have another 1500 on display and other museums around the world. in our tour today, we are going to look at some of the original artifacts that were the stars of the

my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. >> britteny: morning with a befog the most of the area the starts closer to the coast but into tomorrow it will head all the way into parts of livermore even in the concord run around 7:00 a.m. on wednesday so expect a foggy start might easily donald as to get ready to go to work. other big question is what about the temperatures they show as like a smarm morning run around 8:00 a.m. mainly in the '60s. the three-time you notice how quickly push in the '80s for antioch. the and '70s in other areas larcenies for s

in the west from section of the bronx, valerie castro, cbs 2 news. >> police resources say the thieves dropped a fake police badge at the scene and left it behind. >>> an x-ray technician at a brooklyn hospital has been accused of sexually assaulting two patients. 65-year-old larry jones has been charged following the alleged incident at kings county hospital on saturday. both and 83-year-old woman and a 57-year-old woman said that jones touched them inappropriately. he was arraigned on sunday, the hospital says jones has been fired. >>> daycare parents expressed concern after two children are poked with a syringe. police say a 5-year-old found the needle on a playground thursday afternoon. the child then allegedly struck two other children who were taken to a local hospital, treated and released. cbs 2 broke the news to one mom whose children attend that >> wow. that's terrible. and i knew nothing about that. >> that daycare did not tell you about what happened? >> know. i find that very alarming. that is ridiculous. >> the day care center plans to meet tomorrow night to speak with pa

(soft music) hi, i'm valerie bertinelli. let's face it: we're all getting older, we could choose to stay young looking? well, maybe we can. just look at cindy crawford, for example. after three decades on the job, cindy crawford is quite possibly the most celebrated supermodel of all time. today, at age 48, cindy's skin looks as young and gorgeous as ever. it's as if she's made time stand still.?? i mean, just look at these pictures from age 28 to 48. "cindy crawford defies the laws of aging." us weekly says, "cindy crawford hasn't aged a bit." what is cindy's secret? because whatever she's doing, it's obviously working. (male narrator) cindy's secret is french anti-aging specialist dr. jean-louis sebagh, known the world over as the emperor of anti-aging, a miracle worker, and the youth guru. (female narrator) his groundbreaking formulas are based on the discovery to dr. sebagh when i was 28 years old, and even after the first time i saw him, my skin, it was just glowing. it was like it had come alive, and it kept getting be

he lives two doors down from kayla's mother valerie. >> he is harmless. >> reporter: valerie says she has known the suspect for 27 years. >> i don't see him doing it. he wouldn't do that. he wouldn't put kids in danger, he wouldn't put the people in danger like that, i don't see it. >> reporter: they describe him as a handyman in and out of trouble with the law that officials say he served a five- year sentence in 2002 on drug possession and firearm charges. sources close to the investigation say they only recently received information tieing pashilk to the clayton fire and 16 other small fires set over the past year. >> we've been on high alert after a series of fires, even as of last week that we would have several fires off of highway 29. >> reporter: officials say he trained as an inmate while serving time in state prison and from april through july of 2007. >> i think that this will be even worse that ten years ago they would work to put out these fires to build their containment. here we are ten years later, where we believe that he will be starting them. >> they just hope that

cbs 2's valerie castro joins us live from riverside park. valerie. >> reporter: jessica, police say this is the area the suspect ran into after the slashing at 79th and broadway, just two blocks away from here. this and around 1:30 this afternoon. police say the suspect got into an argument with a man and his child in front of a broadway church. another man helped. that good samaritan was slashed with a knife and the scene where they found the suspect shirt. they brought in a k-9 to track the scent from the shirt but lost the trail. upper west side residents say it's unnerving to see the large police presence in the park in the middle of the day. >> it's scary. this is a nice quiet and even boring area. i mean, it's scary. it's unsettling. but i guess that's thing about new york. you're just one step away from danger all the time. >> reporter: the good samaritan was treated at the scene for a minor injury. he came to the park to help police try and track down the suspect. again, the suspect still has not been found at this time. the man and

i'm also joined by msnbc analyst mike murphy and valerie plame, former covert cia officer, a surrogate now for hillary clinton. thank you for coming on tonight. i gues i want you to just take the time now to talk about the issue of nuclear weapons and how the president of the united states has the nuclear football, the codes for using, deciding on whether to launch those missiles which hasn't been done since the days of harry truman when we had the two bombs over japan. what do you think about trump as a commander in chief in the nuclear age? >> the notion of donald trump having his fingers on the nuclear button is absolutely terrifying. it's august now, people are at the beach, but i think they are sort of seeing this through the clouds of their vacation. his temperament simply is not up to it. as has been said, he's a man who is provoked by 140 characters. that is not the sort of temperament you need. you have about 12 minutes when you as the president, when you are warned there's a possibility of an incoming nuclear attack. within that time, you have to determine if it's accurate an

krbts 2's valerie -- cbs 2's valerie castro spoke exclusively with the family. >>reporter: the doors of this west farms apartment in the residue, the result of police dufting it for fingerprints after a hole invasion. 72-year-old bernardino gerrary a was unlocking it sunday night when two men walked behind him. he says two men pushed himself inside his apartment and looked at him and tied him up with zip ties. [ speaking spanish ] >>reporter: he said they were police, he told me. gerary a says he was forszed onto the ransacked a bedroom dresser, searching through the drawers. his 29-year-old son jason walked into the middle of the crime. >> it was so quick that he grabbed my arm and then put his other hand on my mouth and said shhh, like is that. i couldn't do nothing like that. >>reporter: jason says the suspects put duct tape over his mouth and tied his hands behind his back. they forced him to the ground with one instruction. >> just to cooperate, you know, they wasn't going to hurt me, here looking for money. >>reporter: the suspects got away with about $400

joining us again is valerie neal. we saw you just a moment ago in that taped portion, but you are the curator, the chair of the space history department here at the museum. let's talk about the shuttle program. no other country had something like that. >> well, briefly, the soviet union did. they built a craft called boron that mimicked our space shuttle, but it was several years later. they flew one test, flied, and then retired it. they didn't really have a need for a shuttle craft, but they were very worried about what we might use ours for, and they thought they should have one, too, just in case. but really in the annals of space history the u.s. space shuttle is unique. it's the only operational craft that's reusable, it's the only craft that was the size of a cargo freight hauling truck out on the highway or an air freight carrier. it was much more capable than any other spacecraft has been and very likely any other spacecraft ever will be. >> not enough room here for one of the space shuttles, the enterprise,

reunited with valerie tergerson at milwaukee animal control. "very very helpful when people really look for your dog immediately. i mean you'd be surprised how many people lose your dog and they don't look for your dog for three or four days." but tergerson lucked out- "where they found him is the path arrow took to get here. "so he was brought in by a good samaritan. someone who had found him and brought him in." arrow was spotted near 6th and vine monday morning and scooped up... "and the whole mess started when a friends car was stolen and arrow was still inside." tergerson is guessing the thieves ditched the dog after realizing he was there. madacc credits the owner for having her pet micro chipped back. if not.. the wait could have been even longer. jonathon gregg fox 6 news valerie says her friends car was actually found last night in not great shape but again, attention was focused on getting the dog back. breaking news from waukesha. carroll university has been placed on lockdown due to a tactical situation. students have been told ther

sister act. >> reporter: a search of her belongings yields hundreds of >> avoiding ortiz's stare, valerieand officers suspect she's new to the game. >> whose car was it? all right. who was driving? these pimps and these guys have told these girls that law enforcement is their enemy. law enforcement, no matter what they say, are not here to help you. they are here to arrest you and make their charge and they don't care anything about you which is not the case. it's the pimps that don't care about them. >> so you know it is a felony to derive proceeds from prostitution. >> i didn't know that. >> now you do. >> despite the fact the two women won't hand over their man tonight they have enough to charge ortiz with a felony. >> it is almost like the stockholm syndrome. they protect their captors, if i can use that word or their pimps because they live in this little imprisoned world where they are not sure where their next meal is coming from because they have been brainwashed, because they don't know anything but the streets and the pimps and the drugs. and it's frightening and it's scary. and

good evening, valerie. happy 40th anniversary. >> thank you. >> caller: i just have a simple question. i know when they first opened the hazy center, you could actually get a shuttle from the air and space museum down to there. are they still offering that? >> we are no longer offering a shuttle bus service between the downtown location in washington and the udvar-hazy center. but the metro center has been extended out to reston, virginia. and there is a shuttle bus that you can catch at the end of the line, the silver line metro. or you can catch a shuttle bus at dulles international airport. and it makes a quicker trip. you're less affected by traffic if you ride the metro and that shuttle bus than if you take a shuttle from downtown washington. so it's easier, and it will get easier yet when the silver line is completed all the way out to the airport. >> my final question is somebody who has spent so much time here, what has intrigued you the most? what is most interesting to you on display that the publ

blago says i'm just feeling you out seeing if valerie wants that senate seat. just wondering what kind of priority. she said she's having second thoughts. you want more details, you can her. blago says she won't take my calls. and emanuel said big surprise. and she said what's that supposed to mean, i don't know, governor you're a bloank and blank -- >> it's raw. i will give an appointment to valerie jarrett if you give an a appointment to me is not criminal by the appellate at a time statute. this is not mother teresa, he's a low life. there's no doubt about it. and shep, you've done more than i know -- >> you say 14 years for this, 14 years for that it's not the same thing? >> it doesn't make sense. >> do you think it's politics? >> i think if an animosity towards his behavior. and quite frankly, this state, illinois, has more former elected officials in jail than any other state in the union. >> said the man from new jersey? >> yeah, not necessarily the best state in the union as well, to be candid. maybe this federal judge is trying to draw a line in the sa

. >>> 19-year-old malik thompson is accused of killing valerie soto. they briefly dated broke it off. police say he stole the gun for his own mother who did report the theft to police. after the shooting he broke into an and burglarized so to's home which the children discovered. >> he wrote all over her wall. >> the message was a slur that he is facing first degree murder charges and several others. >>> a major intersection is shut down this afternoon as crews work to fix a broken pipe there. this is near 35th avenue and van buren. the van was stuck there for a while while thousands of gallons of water flooded the street. everyone got out safely. repairs are to be completed by monsoon storms. much of it was on the north edge of the valley. the storms moved out of the valley early in the morning. take a look at this, they got isolated showers in the west valley. this is what it looks like in sun city. about an hour ago. look at the valley. we love, love, love to see your videos and pictures. you can upload to our cbs 5 mobile app. you see a lot of thos

police arrested thompson this morning in connection with last week's shooting of valerie soto. victim's cousin calls the arrest a relief. >> a lot of prayers are answered. >> the victim was shot 5 times at her place of business, a nonprofit that helps homeless. she remains in extremely critical condition. >> she will fight. this will not take her down. she will have lots of challenges. she has a rough long road ahead of her. but she will fight. >> the family says thompson and her were in a brief relationship. and since then he has harassed and threatened her. >> she was terrified and she terrified of him. >> the fear that thompson will go after her or target her children ended with her arrest. -- his arrest. the family can turn their attention to her recovery. >> right now my focus is on our family and our 2 nieces and nephew. will >> her spine. there is a go fund me site. >>> there is a $50,000 reward to catch this serial killer who is tied to 7 orders in phoenix. this is a sketch. we are committed to showing his picture every day until he is arrested. if you know anything ple

(valerie) i am 54 years old, and i feel like i have that little extra oomph that i need because my skin looks good. i love my skin now. i love it. there's no question that my skin is better now

fox's valerie buoy has the details. >>> nearly two months after the pulse night club shooting the orange county medical examiner released autopsy report on 31 of the 49 victims and the gunman omar mateen. the majority were shot multiple the head and upper and lower bod. a 32-year-old male victim suffered nine gunfire shot wounds. he played dead in a bathroom stall as omar mateen killed others around him. >> he was heartless. to hear so many people got shot in so many ways and so many times and those who survived. >> reporter: he was hot eight times by law enforcement officers, chest, leg, abdomen and foot. he had lacerations and next and blunt force injury to his torso. new information on the one orlando fund to help victims will sooning available. >> some type of compensation to relieve us financially in other ways, to relieve our pain and our hurt, but, you know, we have to accept whatever is given, and we all appreciate those who have given. >> reporter: a new formula of how money will be dispersed to victims of orlando will be released august 11. >> they are professionals. out there.

you know you are at the most unbelievable tailgate would have the most famous person in the world, valerie the nature. she knits while she tailgates. she is preparing for the winter temperatures in the valley to tailgate. we will show you what the hastings in the swanson's are satellite radar, we have some thunderstorms. tahoe basin, thunderstorms in the west valley fizzled out but take a look as you can see east of us started to see some thunderstorms develop but temperatures outside right now knew the triple digits cooling down to the mid-90s by nine and lower 90s by 11 with clear skies. barbecue and look at that. we are cooking up some broad's and getting ready for the big games it starts at seven. can i hear a go cardinals everybody? go cards. super bowl or bust. back to you. >> in knitting, grilling and football. he find the most interesting comment?combinations. >> a new controversy is brewing in at the center of it all, the upset about one of the locations where the game is being played. >>reporter: i am here in a sacred place a cemetery where most of the granite mountain hotshots a

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fox's valerie boy takes a look. >> reporter: nearly two months after the pulse nightclub shooting theical examiner released autopsy reports on 31 of the 49 victims and the gunman omar. the majority were shot multiple times such as the head and upper and lower body. 32-year-old male victim suffered nine gunshot wounds. >> we're still hurting. >> reporter: report orlando orlando tourists played dead in the bathroom stall as he shot others around him. >> he was heartless much it's a shame to hear so many people got shot in so many ways and so many times and those that survived. >> reporter: his autopsy report says the 29-year-old was shot eight times by law enforcement officers including his head, chest, abdomen, leg and foot. he also had lacerations to his face, ear and neck and blood blunt force your its torso. as the autopsy reports are released new information on the one orlando fund to help victims will soon be available. >> it's some type of compensation to relieve us financially and in other ways to relieve our pain and our hurt but, you know, we have to accept whatever is given a

reporter: valerie tergerson arrives at madacc hopio positively identify her dog, arrow, an australian cattle dog-collie mix. he was sitting in a car owned by a friend of tergerson sunday afternoon. when the man stepped away, his bmw was stolen. >> i just -- they just saw it running, i guess. reporter: hours later, the bmw was involved in a crash near 38th and center. it's believed arrow wasn't inside because a good samaritan found him near 6th and vine, two miles from where the car was originally stolen. >> healthy and safe? >> yes. was dropped off at madacc, the reunion worth every moment. >> just glad to get the dog back. reporter: tergerson had already reached out to madacc and reported her pup missing. they knew exactly who he was when he arrived. >> if you're -- your pet is lost, contact us immediately. >> thank you to whoever found him. he is a big part of my life. reporter: ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. anchor: they are part of the family. no suspects are in custody tied to the theft or crash. a police chase involving a stolen car ends in a crash in brown deer. officers say they