but tonight, after more than 17 years behind bars, elizabeth whittle is out of prison, a free woman. she was originally sentenced to a hundred and 72 years behind bars, even though her innocence all along, but because of a plea deal it was reduced to 17 years. after her arrest, the babies were placed into foster care. eventually they were adopted out to new families, and tonight two of her boys are talking to fox 10. fox 10's danielle miller is in queen creek tonight with more. danielle? >> reporter: we are here in queen creek where two of the boys grew up with their adoptive siblings were adopted by two separate families. the family here in queen creek says the fact that their biological mother was released today brought up a lot of feelings and emotions. >> i think it was a blessing that came out of a tragedy. >> that blessing for sandy reed, her two adopted sons, matthew and michael. >> we got them at two months old right after the abuse happened. we got them out of the hospital. they were very small, and >> the boys' biological mother, 42-year-old elizabeth whittle was released t

. >> the boys' biological mother, 42-year-old elizabeth whittle was released today after spending 17 years in prison for child abuse involving her quadruplets. >> i am christian, so i have given it to god over it, and i have said, okay, this is in your hands, and i'll just pray for nothing else i can do about it. >> police say whittle shook the infants, causing brain damage, broken bones and detached retinas. matthew is now 17 years old, thriving, healthy, happy. >> i couldn't wish for a better home, the environment here, the animals, how i grew up, i couldn't think of a better way. >> in 2005, whittle took a plea agreement that reduced her sentence. we asked matthew her. this is what he had to say. >> i do forgive her. i don't have to see her. i don't have to talk to her. but i forgive her as a person. i forgive her for what she has done, because if she never did what she did, i wouldn't be where i am today, so even though the bad stuff happened, a lot of good has come out of it. and so i forgive her for what she did because i wouldn't be where i am at today with all of these people

detach retinas and cause brain 42-year-old elizabeth whittle served 17-years in prison for the heinous crime. she was originally sentenced to 172-years behind bars -- 172-years sentenced to she was years in whittle now free.retinas and break bones.. violently quadruplet - convicted of solve the believe he may this month.connected to headlines.. bryan west is police swarm weather money?taylor is in on tampa the government is taking action to stop hot car deaths.. the new technology that is being introduced. plus.. the arizona cardinals take on tampa bay this sunday.. but can they come but can they come back from last week's loss? team 12's jay taylor is in with his take.. like to see the crocodile hunter on money? australia is trying to make it a reality. that's ahead in the morning juice. ???adlib welcome ???toss ???toss weather

elizabeth and two of elizabeth whittle's kids are talking to fox 10. the news is next. >>> it was a story that absolutely stunned the valley in the late '90s, an avondale mother of quadruplets sentenced to 172 years in prison for child abuse. elizabeth witle was accused to violent shaking babies and causing harm to them. >> she was sentenced to 17 years in prison, but in the end always maintained her innocence. today she was released from prison. her four babies were eventually sent to foster families and put up for adoption after she was >> two of those kids are talking about what their lives have been like these past 17 years. >> danielle miller joins us live with their story. danielle? >> yeah, john and kari, we are here in queen creek where two of the children were adopted out. these two tell us tonight the fact that their biological mother was released from prison today brought back a lot of feelings and emotions. >> i think it was a i think a blessing came out of the tragedy. >> that blessing for sandy reed, her two adopted sons, matthew and mich

detach retinas and cause brain damage -- is now free. 42-year-old elizabeth whittle served 17-years in prison for the heinous crime. she was originally sentenced to 172-years behind bars -- but made a plea deal. her babies were placed in foster care and eventually adopted. today could be the day when we learn the results of the cd-5 recount. andy election officials say they will release the results later today. starting today... nature is connecting with art at the phoenix zoo.the phoenix zoo. team 12's jen wahl is once ?? toss to ?? toss to morning juice ?? toss to morning juice remember that completely over the top and utterly insensitive ad for a mattress store?you know... the one that turned a 9-11 themed ad into a mattress sale?well - the people who came up with it.. are now out of a job.the san antonio, texas based store... miracle mattress... closed ?indefinitely last week.and this morning... they're saying they won't open again train them.the company also said it would make a donation to the new york organization ?tuesday's children... which supports families and communities im

quadruplet infants violently retinas and cause brain damage -- is now free. 42-year-old elizabeth whittle served 17-years in prison for the heinous crime. she was originally sentenced to 172-years behind bars -- but made a plea deal. her babies were placed in foster care and eventually adopted. a motorcyclist is dead after a crash on the u-s 60.. it happened near mill avenue yesterday afternoon. d-p-s tells us the man on the motorcycle ?was? wearing a helmet. still no the suspect from a deadly hit and run in phoenix has turned himself in. police say 24-year-old farlando smith now faces charges as he's accused of killing javier gonzalez. gonzalez was trying to fix his broken-down car on the side of the road.. along i-17 when he was struck and killed. the mother of his newborn baby made an emotional plea for his killer to come forward earlier this week. congress is reviewing a bill that would make it harder for parents to forget they require car makers to install alarms to alert parents that their children are still in the vehicle.are still in the vehicle. just this year.. arizona has had n

that 20-nothing lead surely but surely was whittled away by the from the time-tested and playoff tested baltimore ravens led by cornerback joe flacco and the radiant eventually came back and beat the browns, 25-20. did they get the fare shake of the officiating? it doesn't look like that. the officials realized that and with a lot of calls. couple of taunting calls. one on the ricky korey coleman and one on the end of the game to tyrell pryor. and, if i tried to leave that out of it, if i'm so worried about the officials than that will mess up my game. i hope for the best but sometimes, it is what it is. you have to control what you are going to standings and on the road for the next two weeks. it looks like physically it's up costly loss as well. they left in an e-mail and ambulance although it some kind of serious back issue. josh mckellan, it's amazing mckellan was afraid and walking. the band to watch that took an from first energy stadium, i'm jim donovan. >> they tried to take things right on sports after the late news. playing more from jim, and they will wrap up the series with

. >> it's a whittle while you work mood. >> my mind is focused in one place. >> reporter: the denver health department has pulled kratom off shelves and initiated recalls on kratom products. >> the ingredient is treated victims of kratom and says it acts as a place holder for other drugs and withdrawal is just as ditch. >> it's just as harmful because it keeps the addiction and symptoms going and alive. >> reporter: a kratom ban could be hard on users unless they get help. >> i can't imagine living and not having this in my life. to finding other things to cope which will probably kill me. >>> a surprise for the kids at children's hospital. superheroes came out for an exciting visit. batman and other heroes repelled from the roof of the hospital while excited children watched. the men and women behind the mask are members of the aurora police swat team. >> they have a lot in common and it's great for the kids to they're all tough and resilient and when they get knocked down they get right back up. >> reporter: this is the third year of the event. >>> i lot of us have been on losing t

>>> the mom convicted of shaking her child and caused brain damage is free. 42-year-old elizabeth whittle serve 17 years, she made a plea deal, her babies are in foster carend woman killed by a possible drunk driver is sharing her heartbreaking story. >> this is not the first time she's lost a child because of an impaired person. her daughter is her second child to die in a dui-related crash. >> she just graduated from high school and working at a local away and struck her. her passenger is recovering. >> people need to stop drinking and driving. they need to stop texting while driving. and these are things that are killing people on a daily basis. >> a gofundme account has been set up for her family. we've got that posted on our website, 12news.com. >>> new, a new push for w dying in hot cars. 29 kids died this year. william pitts joins us live with one family's story. a family wishing they had an alert to look in the backseat before getting out. >> there's an alarm when you have your door open and one for your passenger air bag and now kids. >> have you ever driven to work and not remem

but the rebels to whittle down the lead to a one- point game by the third quarter, but fell short in the fourth, losing 42- 21. fox5's kevin bolinger has more. closed captioning will resume shortly the u-n-l-v celebrating its best start to a season in school history. the ladies are 9 and "oh" so far. the team taking down the u-t arlington mavericks 3-1... and with a three wi this weekend... the rebels claimed their third tournament title of the season.... they have won ten straight games dating back to last year... that is tied for the longest streak in program history. watch out... the sky is falling. a woman was strolling in the park when she was smacked in the face and knocked to the ground. more on the fishy offender, next. before we go... the face... by a falling fish! "within a few seconds, i was slammed in the face with something. i think it might have been head, face and neck, because i smelled so bad afterwards." lisa lobree was walking with a friend near a philadelphia museum when a 5- pound catfish fell from the sky and smached her right in the face. it turns out a large b

already whittled down to one lane, the ramp connecting i-41 southbound, to i-94 eastbound, is scheduled to close, completely, tomorrow night. this closure continues, until late next spring, when expected to be finished. we have information on our website about the alternate routes you can take. just search the links page - on fox 6 now dot com. in sacramento, a new arena built for the 'sacramento kings' n-b-a team, is the first to include gender-inclusive bathrooms. 'the golden one center' has 23 single-use all gender-non- conforming restrooms, located throughout the arena. the team's owner says, they were setting out to build the most forward- thinking arean in the world. max resnik explains. the golden one center continues to be the topic of conversation across sacramento, and today, it's for the organization's position on sexual orientation and gender identity. "first time that a team in building an arena has taken into account the trans- gender community, the gender non- conforming community and really making sure that that space is welcoming for everyone" twenty-three single use al

. >> she has proposed legislation that will whittle away at people's second amendment right so it's ae words on paper. when you restrict second amendment rights so much that they're meaningless, especially in places like inner cities where people have no alternatives but to protect themselves from the criminals who always get guns, no matter what the law says. >> okay. let's take this in two different steps here. first, you say in inner cities people should, i'm paraphrasing, correct me if i'm wrong, we can do this in realtime, that the only way they can protect themselves is with these guns you're discovering. >> that's true because the criminals always get the guns, no matter what the laws. >> and many of these major cities, washington, d.c., chicago, these are already cities where there are no guns allowed to be sold because then gun-free zones. that law, as implemented locally is already in place. as donald trump has said -- >> let me point out also in chicago which has very strict gun rules. the fact is violence in chicago is note tour yushgs gun violence, the number of homicides

already whittled down to one southbound, to i-94 eastbound, is scheduled to close, completely, friday night. we need to take out that ramp, in order to continue our excavation, continue with our substructure work for this future, system ramp. this work will continue, until late spring of 2017, when construction of a new, replacement ramp, is expected to be finished. when it ce on the right side, 'cuz, this new interchange, everything is on the right side. for now, mark suggests some 22- thousand-some-odd drivers remain on the safe side, and prepare a plan which includes more time for monday's morning commute. we anticipate as long as a 30-minute longer drive time when we first close this--until people find the right routes they like to go. mark suggests those familiar with this ramp get familiar with the alternate routes. web snipeif you're interested in learning more about those alternates, you can log onto our wisdot site with the alternate routes. this is the latest, in milwaukee county. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. the world's two biggest brewers will soon be joining forces. w

the list will be whittled down to the three with ed lee having the final say on picking the final chief. >>> now, information about an arest in florida of an arson suspect in a fire at a mosque. the fire badly damaged the place of worship attended by the man who opened fire in a club killing 49 people. the fire was set late sunday on the anniversary of the terror attacks. as we find out, the suspect is well known to law enforcement. >> authorities announced the arrest of a man in connection with arson at a mosque. the suspect is a 32-year-old joseph michael schriber. and he is known to law enforcement and as such, qualifies as a prison release reoffender. he qualifies as a habitual felony offender and could ultimately be sentenced to life in prison. >> the fire broke out sunday destroying the mosque. officials released footage and the suspect can be seen approaching the building and moments later there is a flash and the fire starts. and revealed the own as motorcycle that was consistent with the surveillance footage. other evidence collected at the house linked him to the arson. an exa

already whittled down to one lane, the ramp connecting i-41 southbound, to i-94 eastbound, is scheduled to close, completely, tomorrow night. this closure continues, until late next spring, when construction of a new, replacement ramp is expected to be finished. we have information on our website about the alternate routes you can take. just search the links page - on fox 6 now dot com. make a major announcement today regarding the new titletown district. the finalized plans for phase one of the public park expected to be released today. this is part of the ongoing development to the west of lambeau field. a news conference is set for 11 this morning in green bay. and the packers are showing off some of the new field suites and club seating on the stadium's west sides. those suites underwent a 55 million dollar renovation... which began last year. the renovated suites have new signage on the door... a heater... two h-d tvs and a suites: retractable windows to allow fans to get the full experience. the suites can hold anywhere from 12 to 48 people. another breezy and cool day today. chie

the pirates went public today w/ the info they'd been whittled from the list of expansion the big 12 is down to a list of 6-8 finalists, though the league isn't commenting and a reminder... a-b-c 11 is your panthers football. they take on the steelers tomorrow night at bank of america stadium. kickoff right here on a-b-c 11 at 7- 30.....followed by panthers post game live. join us tomorrow morning on abc-11 for the latest again tomorrow night for "eyewitness news at ten" -- here on 'c-w 22'. these are grillers. and we make them at johnsonville. they've got way more flavor than ordinary burgers. flavors like bacon and cheddar and steakhouse onion. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: the woman accusing chris brown of pointing a gun at her, has had her share of problems. grand larceny possibly for stealing a super expensive purse. >> this incident could be significant because, you know, during the chris brown thing, she claims there was some sparkly jewelry that she was admiring. harvey: she's got this gaping hole in her story, and -- [laughter] >> we've got kanye west. i go, was there anythin

this is very different from the long and winded debates of the republican moderation as they whittle down to get to donald trump. how does donald trump play it tonight? >> think he has to come across as presidential. the question is does he try to egg her on. does she try to egg him on. belongs in that oval office. if he keeps a steady tone, that is an a plus night for him. >> what about her? rather than just getting him off his game. >> she needs to become likable. >> how do you do that in a heated debate? >> it's difficult. she has a lot of boxes she needs to check. she an expert on domestic and foreign policy. she doesn't want to come across as a prosecutor. she wants to warm herself up to voters on the fe she has been in people's living rooms for 25 years. can she check all of those boxes? it's a big bar to hit. >> can either one move the needle tonight? >> yes with 100 million people watching. there are two more debates. none likely with bigger stakes than what we will see tonight. so likely we will have super bowl numbers. it's so big that the godaddy.com website people had all

> the acting police chief toney chaplin reportedly among 11 finalists for the job, and they have whittled down the list of 60 down to 11, and six outside of the department, and the only internal candidates that have gone on record, chief chaplin, and deputy chief mckale alley, and garrick tom. they will make the final decision. >>> a man charged with premeditated attempted murder, robbery and elder abuse in the case of an 88-year-old san jose woman that was brutally beaten. zachary quinto broke into the home of flow douglas -- flo douglas, beat her and returned and kicked her several more times and took her car. >> this is an 88-year-old woman in a particularly vulnerable member of our community, and i think our job now is to make sure that the defendant is held accountable for his actions.>> the judge ordered that quinn be held without bail, and the police continue to look for a possible second such act. douglas remains in the hospital in critical condition but was able to talk briefly with the relatives and the police. >>> some students and staff in oakland being tested for tuberculosis

whittle rock, bellows rock, rocky bank. the "sao jose" crashed. 212 slaves were killed. and because money had been lost, there was an investigation. >> they wanted to have independent verification. >> reporter: interviews with survivors have survived. >> this is the crew's account. and right here we have the captain's account. and he signed his name here 220 years ago. >> reporter: incredible. >> he said he decided to save the slaves and the people. the people are the crew. the slaves are just cargo. >> reporter: the 200-year-old investigation pinpointed the site. and in 2010 divers responding to a metal detector discovered bars of iron. one of those divers is jaco south africa's ezeko museum and lubkemann's partner in founding the slave wrecks project. boshop says these are the iron bars we mentioned a moment ago on the "sao jose" manifest, the ballast for the ship. >> so you actually were excavating the sand on the sea bottom. >> that's correct. >> reporter: this stuff was under the sand. >> under the sand. >> reporter: you're in how much water? >> five meters of water

that number gets whittled down to twelve after the next three races -- first up -- chicagoland speedway. kevin harvick dropped to the back of the field after unapproved changes to his car. he was one of the favorites going in -- first caution -- aric almirola's crew mishandles a tire which finds it's way to the infield grass. jimmie johnson led the most laps today -- but ended up finshing back in 12th place. lead with five laps to go -- but a caution comes out for the car of michael mcdowell that would change everything. martin truex beats elliott off pitt road -- ryan blaney assumes the lead - truex junior - with two laps to go -- gets by on fresh tires -- truex holds on for the win -- that means -- he's automatically advanced into the final twelve. louisville highlights this weeks ap top 25 -- after ripping florida state. bama stays at one -- ohio state up a spot into second. the noles plummet 11 spots down to 13. after a big win at ap state -- miami is up to 15th. notre dame drops out -- north carolina received join us tomorrow morning on abc-11 beginning at 4:30 for the latest eyewi

the rebels whittled the lead down to a one- point game by the third quarter, but fell short in the fourth, losing 42- 21. fox5's kevin bolinger has more. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly ((cc to resume shortly)) ((cc to resume ((cc to resume shortly)) ((cc to resume shortly)) ((cc to resume shortly)) ((cc to resume shortly)) ((cc to resume shortly)) now let's check in with ken smith with a check of our traffic and construction around the valley. project neon has kicked into high gear this week with a major freeway ramp closure. the m.l.k. on-ramp to northbound us 95 was closed tuesday morning as work begins on the future carpool lane flyover ramps. the new hov ramps will direct connect the us 95 and the southbound us 95 hov lane to southbound i-15. ndot is suggesting drivers take bonanza road west to rancho drive as an alternate route. the mlk on-ramp to northbound us 95 is expected to reopen by november 15th.................next we turn our attention on the paradise-whitney interceptor sewer- line project. crews are focused on

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reporter: a field of seven major candidates will be whittled down to two tomorrow. but a lot of people in new hampshire still don know who these people are. was on home turf this final day of campaigning. >> every day that goes by i get folks switching switching from e others that they met very early. reporter: van ostern went canvassing in nashua, his campaign confident of a strong showing on tuesday. >> i believe we need to keep our state moving forward and i'm the candidate who has been part of that progress. reporter: bob connolly shook hands and smoke with the media at the bridge cafe in manchester. >> a person with a vision who wants to make new hampshire a sa reporter: on the republican side, just down elm street, frank edelblut was chatting with owners -- >> seems that we're hitting on all cylinders and we'll be able to get it down tomorrow. reporter: jeanne forester told reporters she's proud of her campaign. >> i think i've had the right attitude going into it which is i just want to serve the state and i'm having fun and listening to what's important to p

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eventually better chances of showers whittling their way in but we may go through the balance of the workweek without much else until we get to the weekend with scattered showers possible. you recognize your favorite sports star out of uniform? see with a happened when big papi went undercover. stay with us online and then at 5:00 for complete live coverage as hillary clinton reaches out to young voters in new hampshire with her former lival bernie sanders. "celebrity page" airs next and watch "who wants to be a millionaire" with two back-to-back episodes starting at 3:00 p.m. that's if for us. have a great afternoon. are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible s it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication fro

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and we whittle them down to 9,000 jokes, then we try to get them down to 900 jokes.have one joke for every nominee. i think we'll have about 900 in the show. >> with all that comedy, does jimmy have any targets? >> number one person should be concerned about being roasted? o.j. i don't know. we'll see. give me no clues as to what my jokes are. so don't even bother asking. >> this is kimmel's second time hosting the primetime emmys, so we had to ask the producing team how they rate him. >> he's a ten, no question about it. >> his final 11. >> an 11. >> amps go up to 10. >> 12. jimmy is fantastic. he's one of the best hosts out there. >> the emmys literally the hottest ticket in hollywood. >> one thing we can't control on sunday is the heat. we'll have 6,000 people in the theater. 6,000 people walking this red carpet. hopefully it will be below 90. we did put up shades, we'll have fans and cold water and make the best of it. >> being that this is jimmy's fifth emmy nomination for outstanding variety series, sunday could be his night. >> i just want the show to go well,

already whittled down to one lane, the ramp connecting i-41 southbound, to i-94 eastbound, is scheduled to close, completely, tomorrow night. this closure continues, until late next spring, when construction of a expected to be finished. we have information on our website about the alternate routes you can take. just search the links page - on fox 6 now dot com. investors approved the plan to allow anheuser-busch inbev to purchase sab-miller for more than a hundred billion dollars. anheuser-busch inbev is the maker behind budweiser and other brands. s-a-b-miller has co-owned millercoors with molson coors since 2008. s-a-b- miller is selling its portion of millercoors to molson coors, which will now become the sole owner of the company. a millercoors spokesman says there's not much overlap between molson coors and miller coors. "the good news is that none of this impacts milwaukee or wisconsin. it'll be business as usual. miller lite, coors light, miller high life and leinenkugel's and frankly all the rest of our brands will continue to be brewed by us." millercoors officials say the com

they have been whittling down there inventories, at a 16 year high in china. 13%a resumed the value-addedax rebate on corn exports. anna: what retaliation can we expect from china? we can expect retaliation because china, according to a number of experts, we have gotten comments from, don't necessarily expect any change in practice by the cheney's. chinese. they are considering anti-dumping tariffs on various products. quote, -- this is not necessarily a one-sided story. the timing of the action is perilous, according to peter. irritated want of its best customers. anna: take you very much. coming up, the latest snaps not -- snapshot of japa is 1:30 in tokyo, where we are continuing to see a selloff in japan because there is speculation the fed it will not be moving. we are entering the last 90 minutes of trading their. -- there. the top stories on "bloomberg markets." the commission president says it is a fight for survival with u.k. newspapers talking a split between eastern and western member nations. cker will address policy issues from defense to investment. samsung has publicly apol

the list of 100 and they whittle it down to about 50. david: the president of china is on the list.and in the president's china as well. >> the president of china has a huge task ahead of them. as -- growing as fast as it used to. that will affect markets all over the world. vonnie: number 14 on the list, explain who that is. >> the governor of the people's bank of china. he has been in office for about 14 years, widely credited with making this an international currency. it will be in the basket of global exchange currencies put together by the imf. he has had a dramatic attack over time. david: the financial market figures as well. >> she has been low-key over the years, the ceo on j.p. morgan chase and she has become more talking about corporate governance issues and also issues larry fink at blackrock is also talking about, short termism and how investors for her clients and many retirees, companies need to be thinking longer-term. david: maybe two jamie dimon. vonnie: john oliver, does he move markets? people's understanding of the markets. he has been tackling financial issues

already whittled down to one lane, the ramp connecting i-41 southbound, to i-94 eastbound, is scheduled to close, completely, friday night. we need to take out that ramp, in order to continue our excavation, continue with our substructure work for this late spring of 2017, when construction of a new, replacement ramp, is expected to be finished. when it comes over, to the eastbound direction, it'll be on the right side, 'cuz, this new interchange, everything is on the right side. for now, mark suggests some 22- thousand-some-odd drivers remain on the safe side, and prepare a plan which includes more time for monday's morning commute. we anticipate as long as a 30-minute longer drive time when we first close this--until people find the right routes they like to go. with this ramp get familiar with the alternate routes. web snipeif you're interested in learning more about those alternates, you can log onto our website--fox6now.com. we've posted a link to the wisdot site with the alternate routes. this is the latest, in milwaukee county. i'm justin williams, fox >>> let's get some practica

while we play the evidence, i'm going to do a little whittling. jim? >> if he wasn't born in this country, which is a real possibility -- i'm not saying it didn't happen, i'm saying it's a real possibility -- then he has pulled one of the great cons in the history of politics. people have birth certificates. he doesn't have a birth certificat now he may have one, but there's something on that birth -- maybe religion, maybe it says he's a muslim, i don't know. i've been told very recently, anderson, that the birth certificate is missing. i've been told that it's not there and that it doesn't exist. and if that's the case -- >> who told you that? >> -- that's a big problem. i just heard that two days ago from somebody. >> you said you have sent investigators to hawaii, and you said, "they cannot believe what they are finding." what if they found? >> what have they found? >> well, it's none of your business right now. and you know, his own family doesn't know the hospital he was born in, in hawaii. he's got a grandmother that says he was born in kenya and

what is happening this year is those competitors as a group whittled away nike where.re was no growth last quarter. what it says about north america will be big for key investors. vonnie: they are very different companies, market cap wise. the deed is is only two thirds the size of nike and under armour is not even two thirds the size of adidas and they have both taken difficult steps, getting rid of their golf where. is there a potential at nike to slim down some of the things and make some hard decisions? guest: for sure. golf, has gotten out of but the big thing nike is investing in it is the nike brand. the brand has been struggling potentially they get rid of converse at some point. speculating here. why investors are bullish even with some of the struggles, it's so dominant in the market. that's down from 95. they are still a dominant player and it would not take much for them to regain market share potentially. vonnie: thank you for joining us. oliver: still ahead, the commodities close, the prospect by opecordinated freeze producers wendell. this is bloomberg.

that's going to have to be whittled down.oday they'll host a media day in oakland. >>> right now 66 in san jose. interesting. check out saratoga by the hills. 70 to start your morning. soon as the sun comes up, temperatures rising. upper 90s to up above 100 in the south bay. 90s expected in san francisco. mid upper 90s. north bay to tri-valley. high to upper 90s to above 100. starting tomorrow, you'll see a significant cooldown in san francisco. you have to wait another day for inland spots. much cooler by wednesday and thursday. the sea breeze picks up, things finally cooling off around the bay area. >>> felt like a record-breaker yesterday, but it's relative. things heating up on the commute. big slowing for fremont. 808 in recovery mode. slow from union city past thornton. the earlier crash has cleared. we are in recovery mode but volume of traffic starting to build. dunbarton bridge looks smooth. we'll show you the earlier disabled vehicle we have. able to clear that quickly. a slow-moving tow truck across the high rise.

elizabeth whittle accused of shaking her quadruplets so violently she broke their bones she's asking her sentence to be reduced from 172 years to just 17. and now the 18-year-old children are now thriving in their adoptive home. i after the uproar, the tears, legal hurdles, both sides of the sb1070 debate made their peace tonight. the last seven challenges have been thrown out, challenged by civil rights groups in the state to make sure officers are not engaging in racial profiling. they now must do. the reasons for pulling someone over if they believe that person is illegally. >>> man tried to take his own life, instead killing an innocent woman, taking her mom away from two kids. it's a fiery crash in surprise today. and now her parents are speaking out to us tonight. just spoke with them. jason? >> reporter: we're in margie's neighborhood. she's never coming back. her two kids, ages 6 and 15, are now without a mom. her parents say this is all somebody else. now, take a look. this is what destroyed lives look like. the twisted metal part of a grisly scene wednesday morning. she's a

already whittled down to one lane, the ramp connecting i-41 southbound, to i-94 eastbound, is scheduled to close, completely starting tonight. this closure continues, until late spring of 2017, when construction of a new, replacemen wisdot spokesperson says those who use this ramp may want to research alternate routes. we anticipate as long as a 30-minute longer drive time when we first close this--until people find the right routes they like to go. if you're interested in learning more about the available, alternate routes, log onto fox-six- now-dot-com, and search the links page. a soggy day will roll into a east wisconsin. weather expert stephanie barichello is in the weather office with a look at our weekend forecast. rain chances continue tonight into saturday, before the low finally starts to push back east. we should be dry sunday, but the chance for an isolated shower still remains. wind: ne 5-10 mph with the weather on the sloppy device. it's free for apple and android -- and gives you instant access to the fox6 weather forecast. federal officials are making progress in their i

already whittled down to one southbound, to i-94 eastbound, is scheduled to close, completely, friday night. we need to take out that ramp, in order to continue our excavation, continue with our substructure work for this future, system ramp. this work will continue, until late spring of 2017, when construction of a new, replacement ramp, is expected to be finished. when it comes over, to the eastbound direction, it'll be on the right side, 'cuz, this new interchange, for now, the d-o-t suggests some 22- thousand-some-odd drivers remain on the safe side, and prepare a plan which includes more time for monday's morning commute. if you're going southbound, it's mostly the morning rush hour is when it-- the highest volumes are using that ramp. so, what's the hit to your drive time? well, mark suggests those of you who use this ramp, be prepared, on monday morning, to add an extra 30 minutes to your commute. that's right--30 minutes. he also recommends you get familiar with logging on to our website, fox6now.com, and searching the 'links' page. this is the latest, in milwaukee county. i'm

but they had been able to whittle those fines down. and certainly they hope to sell. listen the french government was facing a huge fine. the justice department did not reduce it. they had been wobbling out for about a year. this find was like the thing that would push it over the edge. the german government will jump in if they have to. they just don't have enough money to cover it all. all the sudden the italian banks are going to start looking wobbly. it is a difficult situation. they say this is just a huge money grab. those mortgage-backed securities in the fines that are coming with them had been pretty severe. is not good for me of the financials today. and has a lot of people renewing concern about that. we will be right back. see you here. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance