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wendy sarasohn: let's stroll, darling. shaun mattivi: [laughs] wendy sarasohn: the building's over there. shaun mattivi: very nice. so shaun, this apartment has this long, nice entryway with bedroom, bedroom, bedroom, all contiguous. shaun mattivi: very nice. kitchen. but what i really want to show you is the living space, because that's the highlight of the apartment. you have the living room with wood-burning fireplace. nine foot ceilings. shaun mattivi: yes, love that. love the beam ceilings. and look at this expanse. shaun mattivi: my gosh, it's incredible. i almost feel like i'm in a treehouse. now what about this wall here? yeah? would that-- is that load bearing? is that possible to be brought down? i need to check, but i have a feeling that it could come down. and we could find out. and then would you open up everything? yes. open it up, make it one big space. good idea. most dining rooms, as you know, are in the back and they're dark. this has four windows. shaun mattivi: yes, it has exceptional light. i also like

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back us wendy davis.dy davis, your reaction about marco rubio's statement there about what he perceived women's incentive to have an abortion. >> i hope women all over this country are listening to that kind of dialogue. i think that what the republicans are doing on this issue, once again, is endangering the republican party and damaging it long term. they are talking about cutting off funding not for abortion care. they're talking about cutting off funding to women seeking breast cancer screens, contraceptive care, hiv and other std screens, and they're willing to shut down the government to do it. we know in texas what the consequence of that action is. we saw this exact chapter written in our history book there. and as a consequence of it, over 150,000 real women lost the only health care that they had. our medicaid birth rate shot up. it cost taxpayers over $130 million in one year alone in extra medicaid birth costs. so not only does it harm real women, it costs taxpayers more. it makes absolutely n

. >> wendy has heard stories like these before.rage time a victim will go back to their abuser or trafficker is seven times before they engage in services and help. >> unlike other women i've met, wendy hasn't moved to north dakota to chase money. she came because this boom has a dark side. >> i started hearing reports girls as young as 14 were being propositioned to come and work over in the oil fields. >> i was only planning on coming out about two weeks to do some investigative work. is there sex trafficking going on here? this is where i've been for six months, and i'm not going anywhere. >> so do you spend a lot of time in cars out here? >> i do. i try to be out in the community as much as i can. to just be eyes and ears. >> the sex trade in williston is on the rise, and local law enforcement can't keep up. to fill the void, wendy started one of north dakota's few resources for girls caught in the trade. >> so we're going into the heart of downtown. >> this is where a lot of the bars are? >> a lot of bars. >> she's showing me

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we don't talk politics on wendy. i grew up in a time, my parents are still married, they have not talked own politics with each other at the dinner table, like old school. greg: here, politics is our bread and butter. stand by. donald trump, a summer of trump, is it lasting until the fall? >> yes, it will. rosanna: why? >> he's entertaining. greg: he's interesting, not boring. politics is being redefined. you are if you are boring you are out. >> yes, jeb bush is down. hillary is struggling. girls, i'm sorry. rosanna: let me ask you, do you think it is because she's a woman she's struggling or the baggage? >> or perceived as a liar or somebody who, yes, heavy baggage. greg: for somebody not talking politics, you have a lot to say, i like it. >> no, shut me out. greg: there is more inside. rosanna: the trump thing is of just saying it. there is something, you are either mad at him or refreshing it. it is refreshing not to have a career poll ticks sticking to the talking points. greg: that speaks to you. a new slogan.

emil brolick is president and ceo of wendy's. world leaders but not russian president vladimir putin who was sitting just one seat over from him. mr. obama will meet with putin at the top of the hour. >>> seven more companies could be facing recalls due to defective takata air blag inflaters that's included to letters. mercedes benz, jaguar, suzuki, voluntarily co and spartan motors receiving those letters. >>> a construction vehicle with a crane on top tipped over and the boom damaged a new york police van parked on the street. luckily nobody was in the van and no injuries were reported, which occurred between broadway and 6th avenue on 30th street. that's going to be a traffic nightmare. >>> gop presidential hopeful ben carson during richard petty's victory junction camp for children with special needs in north carolina. carson shared his admiration for the camp. petty stopped short of endorsing carson's bid for the nomination. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update this hour. back to you guys. >>> and when we come back

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wendy? >>> now at 5:00, team coverage on two big stories across our region. news 4's meagan fitzgerald live in northwest. >> reporter: yeah, that third double shooting in northwest that happened here monday night happened at this apartment complex just behind me here. police say a security guard was shot in the neck. he managed to fire back and detain the suspect. coming up in the next half hour, hear from the brave eyewitness who called 911. i'll have a live report. adam? >>> hey, we're live along route 7 and tyson's corner tonight. you know, most days when you drive on this road, it is pretty much unbearable. from alexandria through seven corners. on up to falls church. and here into tyson's. it is a tough ride on this road. coming up on news 4 at 5:30, the plans to fix the road. hey, are you ready for a light rail line here? wendy, back to you. >>> well, from ferguson to fairfax county, policing that's turned deadly has law enforcement leaders looking for new ways to do their work. today,

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. >> wendy williams with a bombshell warning about synthetic pot and her teen. the news starts in 30 seconds. fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of aweso awesome. ♪ >>> right now get ready for the coldest night in months. here's live look from south philly to night after a cooler day the temperatures continue to fall tonight. people already out with long sleeves in haddonfield, new jersey tonight. you may want to get a jacket ready for the morning. going to be chilly out there. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. the tears fall -- fierce fall is here. scott williams tracking how chilly we'll get for your morning. >> it look like that fall preview is going to continue. i mean lucy and iain, it was chilly this morning across the area. take a look at some of the low temperatures. 48 degrees this morning in the pocono mountains. we had 51 in reading. philadelphia 56 degrees. so some of the coolest air we've seen since early june across the area, and tonight i think we'll beat some of those numbers by a couple of degrees. here why. hi

. >> let's go back to wendy rieger down at the basilica. wendy? >> reporter: we've solved our audio problems. how cool is this guy? he comes through once, turns around, and comes back again. i'm surrounded by two catholics. david, you were just glowing as you watched him. >> you look down, and you can see, within the enclosed area, they're just running the crowds from one part to another, and then back again. as you mentioned, he makes that second lap. you can see the thrill on their faces, people are wiping their eyes. >> reporter: how do you feel? >> i've been blessed to go to rome three times. there's something so beautiful about being a catholic, seeing the vatican and being there, seeing the majesty. but there's nothing like a home game. to see him here amongst the crowd, monsignor, you and i exchanging glances there, what a powerful scene. >> absolutely. i've been privileged, as you have been, to be at several papal events in the past. and it always sends a chill up my spine. you can feel it, it's palpable, like electricity in the air. he is

the honorable greg strok -- the honorable wendy sherborn and mr. bruce strokes. announcer: in his weekly address, the president discusses prescription drugs. marsha blackburn of tenancy gives a republican response on efforts to defund planned parenthood. president obama: hi, everybody. today, september 26th, is "national prescription drug take-back day." it's a day where you can safely, conveniently, and responsibly dispose of expired and unwanted prescription drugs at collection sites in your community. here's why this matters. more americans now die every year from drug overdoses than they do in car crashes. and most of those deaths aren't due to drugs like cocaine or heroin but rather pscription drugs. in 2013 alone, overdoses from prescription pain medications killed more than 16,000 americans. and most young people who begin misusing prescription drugs don't buy them in some dark alley they get them from the medicine cabinet. if that's not a good enough reason to participate in "national prescription drug take-back day," here's another. many prescription pai

let's go back out to wendy and david, who have been there for all day. you're there now as the crowds are starting to file out. how is it going? >> they are starting to file out, slowly. and it looks as though they don't want to leave. they want to soak in as much of this moment as possible. >> they're still waving. >> a live picture at the front of the basilica, they're waving, thanking the pontiff for his visit. >> the sun is low in the sky, bringing a close to what has been an extraordinary day of fabulous images and moments and great, great joy throughout our city. it really has been -- we've been so privileged to be a part of it and to be able to watch it unfold at the behest of this very gentle man. >> i have to be honest, i struggled at times reporting on this without being able to let that emotion come through. you can't help but break into a smile. >> i know. when he came riding in and we saw him in person for the first time today, i looked at you, and you were just glowing. you sweet former altar boy, david culver was glowing, beaming. it was a

. >> and wendy williams drops a bombshell exposing a family secret. >> well, i was duped. our kid had been smoking the smack. >> tease talking synthetic pot and wendy as a warning for you ♪ >>> shocking revelation by wendy williams this morning exposing a family secret. >> our son was, um, made exposed to synthetic marijuana. well, i was duped. >> williams says she is sharing her story to let other parents know how dangerous and hard to detect synthetic marijuana use can be. >> with teens back to school experts say now is the time to be on the look out. fox 29's brad sattin is live in university city. brad, this has been and continues to be a really big problem. >> reporter: it is, lucy. you're right. we just covered a story a few weeks ago where there was an alleged high level dealer who was arrested in berks county. so it certainly is a big probl problem. there's lots of problems here. one, it's very cheap drug. it is illegal but easy to get as you're hearing it's something even celebrities are dealing with. >> he was exposed by, you know a loved one who he look up to. >

. >>> dining danger, two cars crashed into a wendy's restaurant in paramus, new jersey, and it's not the first time customers had to dodge a car there while eating. cbs 2's tony aiello joins us live from outside the route 4. tony? >> reporter: deja vu on the menu for this fast food outlet hit by one car in june, lit by two cars tonight, not -- hit by two cars tonight, not the kind of double wendy's usually likes to serve up. workers examine a support beam put up to shore up the damaged restaurant after a minivan and car crashed into the wendy's near the paramus road exit on route 4. >> i was just hoping i could get the cars out without the building falling down. >> reporter: the mangled wood, glass and steel inside was something to see. >> one of the drivers was in shock crying, her and i assume her boyfriend. the other driver had the child with her. thank god, the child was all right. >> reporter: there were no serious injuries. four patrons went to the hospital for serious treatment. the fact that no one died, what do you think? >> i think that's wonderful, but it was very scary. t

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>> my wonderful wife, wendy ward. >> hi, wendy. >> hi. >> wendy is in the wings. >> wendy is in the wingsdy and able and waiting. but so far you haven't needed her. that's the last lifeline. you're at $30,000. the next step is $50,000. it's also the next threshold, which means if you get the next one right, the worst you're doing here today is $50,000. all right? [cheers and applause] all right, joe. let's do this. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] good luck to you. here it is. $50,000 question. because a local chamber of commerce owns the trademark on it, using the image of which of these famous locations in a movie will cost you a hefty fee? >> wow. okay. the empire state building, i think, is just some real estate that's owned by somebody. i don't think a chamber of commerce owns that. mount rushmore, we own that. america. we the people. the space needle, i don't know. i know where it is. it's in space. i'm kidding. it's not in space. [laughter] it's in seattle. >> at least you haven't lost your sense of humor. >> oh, man. >> $30,000. >> $30,000. >

jim and wendy? >> mark segraves, thank you. the mother of two children who had been missing for more than a year now will remain in the psychiatric ward. a judge told katherine hoggle to continue treatment finding her incompetent to stand trial. hoggle is charged with neglect and the abduction of her children sarah and jacob. the kids disappeared last september and hoggle will be back in court in november. >> thieves seemed to be targeting asian restaurants in northern virginia. at least six places hit so far and all of them have glass-front doors. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey is live at the most recent break-in to explain. jules? >> reporter: when we pulled up earlier they were just finishing work on this brand new glass door. take a look inside the waste can here. that's what's left of the front doors of three businesses in this plaza all burglarized overnight and loudoun county investigators think as many as a half dozen businesses were burglarized lately and those businesses might be connected. >> the fini

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. >>> new tonight, a scary scene at a wendy's restaurant when a window. happened. ray villeda is there. >> reporter: employees and construction crews spent much of the night here, after two cars slammed into the eatery. it's the second time this summer this situation happened. >> called me and said, don't come into work because an accident happened. >> reporter: hours before her overnight shift was set to begin, she got a call not to come up. when she drove up, she saw why. >> you came here and saw it. what did you think? >> another accident. another car ran right through it. >> reporter: around 5:00, two cars crashed into the wendy's. the driver and a customer were hurt inside. none of the injuries appear to be serious, but what's more surprising, back in june, another car slammed into the restaurant, causing significant damage. repairs had just been completed. >> i mean, it's one of those lightning doesn't strike twice kind of things you wouldn't imagine. the same scenario. i mean, the same angle. >> reporter: more frightening for susan who, hours before the cras

>> reporter: wendy, was this the right thing to do? cop with a closed fist hits a woman in the face a number of times. he knocks her out. we begin our story now with the woman's lawyer. >> reporter: i believe it's a case of excessive force and the officer could have de-escalated the situation without the use of force. there was no threat to the officer whatsoever. >> lynna uribe looks good today, but back on july 12th, different story. that's when she was hit a number of times in the face by a blatensberg cop. she was knocked out and taken to the hospital, treated there for three days. it happened at the el tapatio bar. some women were beating up on her sister and when she went to the rescue she says some bouncer took her outside to the cop in the parking lot. she talked to us today through an interpreter. >> translator: when he twisted my arm to the back he threw me down to the ground. he continued to hit me on my face after that i lost consciousness. >> reporter: miss uribe's lawyerses have produced a blotchy surveillance video which

unclear if they were inside the vehicle or inside the wendy's. looks like a miracle here with the amount of damage to this wendy's. unclear what caused the cars to careen out of control. reporting live over paramus, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> keep us posted, thank you. >>> now the race for president. donald trump doing something he once vowed he would -- vowed he would not do. this flip-flop may be easier now that some polls show trump with a commanding league in the early going. what is this about? public relations in here is dave evans. >> reporter: this afternoon at his headquarters, donald trump signed a republican loyalty pledge after meeting upstairs with the g.o.p. chairman. >> i will be totally my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative principles for which it stands. >> reporter: the pledge became an issue when trump refused to promise that he would back the republicans nominee if it's not him. >> it doesn't matter who it would be. any third party candidate that came from the republican party would make t

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(door opens) wendy. i'm sorry. well, if it was one of my boys, i don't know what that would do to me. oh, don't be nice, linda. i can't stand it. had a lot of time to think about things. making some changes... if sofie comes out of this. well, don't even think about moving back to staten island. you'd go nuts. just saying. she was surrounded by some desperate people, and i should have known. i just wanted it for her so bad. i closed my eyes to the truth. you were doing what you thought was best. every mother is guilty of that. you wove known. you would've seen right through them all. i've always envied that about you. you have always known exactly who you are. you have never once nded to be something you're not, not for anybody. me? i have spent my whole life trying to forget where i came from, prete trying to be something i'm not. look where it got me. well, i'm guilty of that, too. i doubt it. (clears throat) that wasn't my dress the other day. what? i bought it that morning... kept the tags in it. i was going to

. >>> new details about an out of control car that slammed into a wendy's. the car was cut off by another vehicle, sending it flying off of route 4 and crashing into a wendy's. the drivers of both cars suffered minor injuries, but amazingly no one inside the wendy's was hurt. one of the drivers was ticketed for careless driving. >> one of the biggest drama appears to be over, finally. the four-game suspension of tom brady, voided today by a judge, not because he didn't have his balls deflated during a playoff game, but because the way the nfl investigated this case and punished brady. that's what the judge said. the patriots taking on giants in foxboro, we'll begin with rob powers. >> today's coverage of ruling does not indicate tom brady had nothing to do, just that the nfl overstepped when it handed over a four-game suspension. that punishment overturned. brady held strong since the afc title game was played. tonight he did show up for the preseason game, but he didn't play. in fact, he wasn't seen during the game. pats open the regular season one week fro

going on 28 years. >> as the second-largest franchisee of wendy's restaurants, manna incorporated ranks 106 on the be 100 industrial service companies list with $748 million in revenues, up nearly 19% from the previous year. >> you own about 240 wendy's restaurants. we have 125 chili's restaurants. we're spread out through 16, 17 different states. >> now his three children are making major assists and scoring big in the company. >> i think the fact that his background in sports built that competitive drive. i think all business leaders, they're competitive. >> we were afforded different opportunities to learn the business at a young age, to expose us to what it means to kind of run your own business. >> he's involved in the business from not just the top but from the bottom-up. you can find him in any store any given time of the day or night. he's not the type of boss that is just looking down from the mountaintop. >> junior bridgman, as he's also known, hopes he and his children will continue the business for years to come. >> nothing in life is given to you. you have to go out there a

wendy? >> in just a couple of hours we could see protesters outside of a meeting about police tactics in fairfax county. this public hearing was scheduled weeks ago, but with the video that shows the moments that led to natasha mckenna's death now public, the tone could be a little different. jackie wens are benson is live outside the middle school where that will be held. >> reporter: wendy, this is the first meeting of this group since the commonwealth attorney ruled last week that there was no criminal involvement in the death of natasha mckenna in february. now mckenna who is 37 was an inmate at the fairfax county jail in february when she was tasered while she was being restrained in an effort to remove her from the jail. now she suffered from schizophrenia and had been in the jail for several days. they were trying to transfer her to alexandria where she was facing charges of assault on a police officer. now mckenna died three days after the incident at the jail, died at fairfax county

jim, wendy? >> all right.m feeling happy. >> look forward to seeing you at 11:00. >> can't you tell? >>> all right. >> hey, but first, this still ahead. >> reporter: it's a catholic church that includes a drum set and a gospel choir. i'm tracee wilkins. coming up on news 4, practicing catholicism in prince georges county. >>> plus the late developments on that deadly school bus crash in texas. witnesses explain how the students and a teacher were >>> students at a high school in southern virginia have to agree to ditch the confederate flag if they want to park on campus this year. this is in christianburg in the roanoke area. the school has a new policy this year banning the flag and any decals of that flag from cars parked in the lot. >>> tragedy in texas. two teenagers are dead tonight. >> after the school bus they were in toppled off a houston highway overpass. tonight, an entire community is devastated over this. jennifer bower has our story. >> reporter: this yellow school bus had four students on board w

it airs in 52 countries but wendy does so much more.neur, fashion designer and would you please welcome wendy williams here to "good morning america." [ applause ] do people -- do they greet you like that all the time. >> i hear it a thousand times a day. it never gets dumb to me. >> how you doing? well, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. we just -- well, today is the fifth day of our new season, season seven of "wendy" as you know, it's very difficult to maintain. >> you know what, for all those haters out there, when you made the transition from radio to tv and they said it wouldn't last, wendy. >> a lot of people did. >> here it is the seventh sea n season. why do you think you've been able to be here -- >> a great support system. my kevin is at home. my staff at the studio. i moisturize. you know, i know how to go to bed early. i know how to say no to a lot of minutia outside of my life. you know, people invite you to do thing, no, huh-uh. nope, going home. yes. >> and you have to learn -- you have to know that "no" is a complete

wendy is at the live desk with some reflections. wendy? >> you know, it is just kind of lovely to see someone treated like a rock star who's not an actually rock star, especially a religious leader. that's kind of lovely. and also, you know, we were talking earlier about the delegation from the dmv. we've got d.c. mayor muiriel bowser, larry hogan, and terry mcauliffe. we have to remember, governor hogan from michigan has been battling lymphoma, so be interesting later on to get his thoughts on what it is like for him. all three of them, by the way, graduated from catholic high school. what it means for him to meet the holy father, you know, after the year that he has had and what he has had to go through. and also the, you know, it was interesting the 18 miles that he's going to be traveling from joint base andrews to the vatican embassy up on mass avenue. i travel that way and i come into work and i must tell you there were a lot of people out there cleaning it up and getting it ready. if he takes that route, that is probably the most lo

today wendy williams got real about her own family. what she says almost killed her son and what she wants every mom to know. >> special reunion at philadelphia international airport at 6:00. this military working dog is he retiring after a job well done. the touching moment for her at the gate. [ horn honks melody ] well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your price tool went missing last week. name your what, now? it gives you coverage options based on your budget. i just hope whoever stole it knows that it only works at progressive.com. so, you can't use it to just buy stuff? no. i'm sorry, gustav. we have to go back to the pet store. [ gustav squawks ] he's gonna meet us there. the name your price tool. still only at progressive.com. >> bad news tonight for troubled south jersey bankruptcy lawyer the subject of a fox 29 investigation and now he is facing criminal charges. jeff cole is in the newsroom with the details. jeff, i'm guessing the folks who say he did them wro