they organized a silent auction at wonderland brewery. they sold art, crafts and took donations. the brewery also donated a portion of sales to help both the legacy team and the family of the bus driver. today former president george w bush will be at colroado springs- for a job fair. the fort carson transition summit runs today and tomorrow... the goal is to help soldiers who are leaving service. it includes workshops to help troops market their skills in the civilian job market. representatives from more than 100 companies plan to be there with job openings available. just last night nearly two hundred soldiers returned home to fort carson after serving in afghanistan. the members of the 4th combat aviation ad even in the frigid mid-winter... people just kept going to rocky mountain national park... and that-- plus a record breaking just kept going to rocky mountain national park... and that-- plus a record breaking summer... has the park on track to break an even bigger record by the end of the year. back in january and february- the park had more than 100 thousand visitors...

our next major public program is a new version of "alice in wonderland."e in interactive version of the play where guests walk with alice throughout the mansion and the grounds of the house. this logo was specially created for us by an artist named lauren. we're really excited because it together -- brings together the historical side and contemporary . . manager,right is my vincent. the twist is alice is on a tour of the mansion with her brother, and wonderland is the american revolution. example the mad hatter is george , washington. cheshire cat is lafayette. i see a couple people in the background like oh, maybe i should buy tickets. that is the right reaction to have. all of this is on our website. you don't have to remember, but there is a link to get tickets. it is for three weeks in september into october. we are really excited about it. there's going to be some really fun programming around it. we're trying to get some "hamilton" cast members to come and do a symposium with us. we have a launch event coming up on august 27, a week from tomorrow fr

you'll have your chance to skate the boulevard pool at the cosmopolitian will transform to a winter wonderland ice rink. there will be light snow showers... you can roast smores or take your hunny out for "date skate" mondays. the ice rink will be open november 25 through january second. police shooting. a look at the scene as demonstrators threw bottles and rocks at officers while others blocked roads and set fires. targeting women voters in the silver state.... we'll tell you about the campaigning going on in reno this week. they put their lives on the line every single day. now the family of a slain police officer is pushing for a national first responders day. good morning i'm maria silva. i'm alyssa deitsch now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... les krifaton joins us now. storm and a low interact the next few days over las vegas. rain and drizzle associated with tropical system hasn't made it into las vegas yet. there is chance of showers wednesday. thursday we have a red flag warning and a wind advisory as the low slides down and then east of our area. hig

the counting crows will perform songs from somewhere under wonderland and rob thomas wil if that's not enough, one epic night at the plaza hotel and casino features audience favorites from shows like america's got talent, american idol and the voice. the show hasn't been open long but we've heard it's a real blast. if you want to see the full list of 13 things to do this week in las vegas, just head to k-t-n-v dot com. i'm jj snyder and i will see you next week. says the school has launched a 50-thousand dollar campaign to change the mascot in response some have even called for unlv to chance its "rebels" nickname.. but that will remain unchanged. now.... here's today's top stories now trending.... with 13 action news anchor... dayna roselli. surveillance video of a jewelry store robbery in an upscale part of houston is now trending.... it was a million dollar heist... and took place tuesday inside boulle diamond and jewelry. in the video, four men dressed in all-black can be seen terrorizing the store as customers on. using hammers to smash the display glass, the thieves stuffed the t

. >> starting this winter the plaza will be transformed into a winter wonderland. they will set up a european style market right after thanksgiving and an ice skating path and rink will move along the edge of the plaza. they also want to try out putting picnic tables on the plaza and a beer garden. [ laughter ] that was right there in the >> make sure you have the right order. you don't want to do beer garden and then the ice rink. [ laughter ] >>> all new tonight at 11:00 see the special ceremony held for him during the first soccer game of the season at his school. all right so earlier today i said to my son it is gross and muggy. wow. >> i'm glad we are all in agreement here. it is not such a beautiful day. >> it is with us tonight, it is with us tomorrow as well. [ indiscernible ] >> i like today. i didn't have a problem with it. you know me. >> all right well a couple of showers tonight and a couple more tomorrow morning. the one day here that really sticks out here as actual september weather is no big storms. there is not a single tropical storm anywhere on

up in the high country they are walking up to a winter wonderland. things winding down by tomorrow afternoon and i really am not ag area tomorrow. we will keep that in the foothills and the mountains. upper 60s on saturday. mid 60s on sunday. and then there you go. summer back in a heartbeat. >> just like that. thanks. >>> denver's race for the cure sunday is expected to bring 15,000 people in pink to the streets. that's a quarter of the number of people who participated in the peak race years ago. net fundraising revenue has decreased nearly 80%. how does an organization like komen colorado survive and thrive with the largest fundraiser being cut by that much? >> that's a great question. and here's what i will say. looking back at the history of komen, not only here locally in colorado but across the country, it was started as a grassroots organization. so race for the cure was it. it was started by race. it was a way to engage folks, engage survivors, help create awareness about breast cancer. e more sophisticated with our fundraising efforts. we k

the winter wonderland will open after thanksgiving and stay open through february. boston garden development, a subsidiary of delaware north, will foot much of the cost. emily: it does not feel like i skating weather. [laughter] cindy: does not even feel like september. so sticky outside. kind of soupy outside. another day with some drizzle. past few days. it has not amounted to much of anything. every thursday the drop monitor comes outside want to show you how it up dated. things have not changed too much since last week. the area of extreme severe drought across the state has virtually not changed but across southern new hampshire the area of extreme drought has increased across southeastern new hampshire. most of the state dealing with some sort of drought. in worcester county the drought to share with you. rick says he climbs -- he hikes all the time. he says typically when you go out there at a normal summer, you can't see the sandbar. look how visible it is so that is just one example of the drought situation we are dealing with across our state. don't think

the winter wonderland will open after thanksgiving and stay subsidiary of delaware north, will foot much of the cost. ed: it's like a plot out of a movie. tonight, nasa will launch this space probe to chase down a dark and potentially dangerous asteroid that could one day collide with earth. the unmanned probe will reach the asteroid roughly two years from now, august 2018. it will create a map of the large rock, take pictures and samples and bring them back to earth. including a stunning scene caught on camera. heather: a murder suspect escapes from police custody you'll see the sly moves that almost went un-noticed. ed: also ahead, a little boy with a lesson on patriotism. late for school, how he paused to say the pledge. >> it is starting to get warmer. moving through new york, we will let you know the chances of some breaking news. members of the boston police ed: a live look at traffic. going into town it is ok. let's check the driving information. a lot of concerns in the area. 30 more minutes, look at the concern in the core of our driving area. you will get slow going. it's going

the las vegas strip will tranform into a winter wonderland... with the opening of the cosmopolitan's ice rink.... at the boulevard pool... beginning november -25-th through january second. you can enjoy a light snowfall.. cocktails by the fire... and events throughout the new on 13 action news live at six - i dont want to bury my son for the negligence of ofthers 21.17 autistic son's life after she says his school allowed him to walk out of class and off of school property. but what happened after that has her even more upset. and... here's a look at what's coming up.... in tonight's primetime line- up.... right here on abc... at 8:00... it's "dancing with the stars".... and at -10-... it's "marvel's agents of shield"... and then... we will see you tonight... for action news... but... stay with us.... for abc's world news tonight.. up next. remember.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our free ktnv mobile app. we'll see you back here in 30-minutes for action news.. live at 6. until then.. thanks for watching. < > breaking right now. a very dist

. >> mark: first, turning boston city hall into a winter wonderland. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that. >> vanessa: tonight, there is more drama surrounding maine's controversial governor, only this time, he's the victim. >> mark: take a look at this mural that popped up on a building in portland. that's governor paul lapaige in kkk garb. the governor has been hit with accusations of racism lately, after making several comments, including targeting massachusetts about minorities and the nation's drug problems. but portland's mayor says, the mural was inappropriate, given the state's history with the klan. terror they put on this country is something

. >>> a new film by director tim burton in theaters to mind behind beetle juice and alice and wonderland movies, quite the correct. his latest film is based on the best selling book about a young man who meets a house full of kids. they all have unique ability, and their protective head mistress watches over them. >> it acknowledges that the events in the movie did take place. this is not a, you know, remake this is the same world. it's just now 40 years later. >> that is actress gieena davis who is just lovely. she was on our show yesterday on ksaz am. and she is the star of the fox tv show the exorcist. if you're familiar with the exorcist, you know what it is all about, the story of a family dealing with possession. she is this is new territory, even for fans of the movie, the story based on some ral life exorcist beyond reagan, remember reagan with her head spinning around and the pea soup. [cheers and applause] >>> well, this might be one of the coolest stories of the day. big cheers as 20-time grammy award winner bruce springsteen enters a room, meeting fans at a his new book, fans

. >>> just ahead, turning city hall plaza into a winter wonderland. >> coming up a sneak peek at the narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices vote yes on 2. . >>> boston has signed a contract with the owner of the td garden to give city hall plaza a makeover for the winter. >> it includes an ice skating path and a european-inspired opened after thinks gafg through february. >>> -- thanksgiving through february. >>> 90 tomorrow, the humidity will drop for the weekend a bit. there will be some showers and storms to dodge. but most of them come through saturday evening and overnight. sunday morning a shower and then it's out of here. then i know we need more rain, but it looks dry for the start of next week. >> all right. danielle. >>> our next newscast is today at 5:00. >> have a great afternoon. >>

the big story tomorrow morning, it's a winter wonderland in the northern mountains, rabbiters pass, elk head mountains and flattops, areas above 9,000 feet seeing 2 to 6 and a little light cu it's cooling off in downtown denver tonight, 44, winds gusty at times. we'll watch for one or two light showers. 40s and 50s for eastern colorado, 20s and 30s to the west. so cold down across the san luis valley we have freeze warnings tomorrow morning. wrap around moisture is starting to fill into the northern mountains. everything tomorrow stays just throughout the day in the high country, around eastern colorado not as bad. overall a decent day but cooler for a lot of us. the chance for severe weather is across our eastern plains tomorrow afternoon. 68 degrees, about 20 degrees cooler than today. find the sweaters and bundle up. we'll watch for a couple showers in the foothills and mountains, but otherwise staying dry across eastern colorado and a warm one, too, 70s and 80 out to the west, a chilly one, 59 idaho springs and bailey. we could see a couple spots like platteville, fort lupton and lo

speaking of the lottery, the pennsylvania lottery turned part of west chester into a winter wonderlandey were decked out with christmas trees and holiday decorations. even snow of sorts. despite temperatures in the 80s. it was all staging for a commercial shoot for the lottery. they must have been dripping in those long -- >> i wear they asked me about it. wait until monday. it's the 70s. better than upper 80s. they probably lost five pounds just sweating. cooler weather, not wintry. but definitely fall. and the live double scan shows no rain out there tonight. and we did have a beautiful sunset. last night, showed you the last sunset of summer. this is the first sunset of fall. randy posted this from cape may point new jersey. the sunsetting officially in philadelphia at 6:57. and now the sun is setting so early, we have time for the temperatures to cool off. it was very warm today. but right now with the low dew point, it actually feels pretty good. philadelphia, 68 degrees, allentown, and reading 67. action radar showing right now we are dry. in the clear. that's the cold front movi

report from gillette on how he's doing right boston city hall plaza transforming into a winter wonderland. mayor marty walsh announcing toda plans to turn the area into a holiday themed marketplace, complete with an outdoor skating rink, markets and tree shopping, too. it's set to open after >> good news of the empty space out there. and they've done all that great work with the t stop, putting the trees up, looks wonderful. >> yeah, they'll have concerts and a great gathering spot. but talking about ice skating, are we ready? >> maybe not yet. and this won't help, either. temps are headed for the low 90s on friday. i know a lot of you are saying i don't know if i'm ready for snow or winter but i am done with summertime heat and humidity. mother nature says, well, i'm not done yet, so hang in the. the city at 71, bedford 75. nashua 75. this isn't too bad, i mean, that's about where we should be for this time of year, in the 70s, but these numbers here, the dewpoint temperatures, this is what you're feeling. it is muggy out there, and it's gonna stay muggy for a few days. the reason we hav

boston wants to turn it into a bit of a winter wonderland. the city wants to set up vendor stalls for a european inspired shopping market for the holidays. there will be a costume design ice-skating path as well. the city announced a three-year deal with the owners of the td garden. their goal is to get people to advice out the plaza year round. city of champions are transform into the backdrop of the 1967 detroit riots and many have a front-row seat for the direction of catherine bigelow's latest film. the city getting $70,000 for use of the streets not including the money the crew spends in town. >> we have been watching this -- building the set for about four or five weeks now. and down here they are spending money in the cafe next door. >> money not the only benefit the movie will feature hundreds of extras including many location. >> julie: it will be cool to check out. >>> according to state public health officials, we have seen an 80% jump in hepc cases. the linked to the epidemic. >>> a republican lawmaker brought a container of mosqu

. >> reporter: the odyssey aquarium has two neighbors, butterfly wonderland, and a mirror maize attractions. they expect a swimming attraction to open in the next few months, and 30 shops, restaurants and bars for family friendly night life, including >> they can sit on ice benches, drink out of ice cups, games, there's so much more entertainment coming to odyssey in the desert here. >> reporter: and during that polar play, it may not be a good choice for those in sleeveless tops, but they'll hand out parkas to people as they come into the that particular venue here. now, coming up at 6:00 we're going to show you my favorite attractions at the aquarium so far, and give you the details about what you need to kn you plan to come visit. back to you. >> sounds like a lot of fun. >>> in hot water, up next what i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh.

the counting crows will perform songs from somewhere under wonderland and rob thomas will sing some of his biggest hits. if that's not enough, one epic night at the plaza hotel and casino features audience favorites from shows like america's got talent, american idol and the voice. the show hasn't been open long but we've heard it's a real blast. if you want to see the full list of 13 things to do this week in las vegas, just head to k-t i'm jj snyder and i will see danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes. tarkanian was ordered by a judge to repay $17 million in a failed development scheme. tarkanian refused to pay the money back, forcing taxpayers to bail him out, leaving us holding the bag. another day high pressure holds to the valley! sunny skies southwest between 5 and 15 mph! high temperatures are still climbing but very slowly. expect the valley to range between 91 and 96 degrees between 3pm and 5pm this afternoon. copy of today's forecast but with temperatures ranging 2 degre

. >>> communities are showing their support they held a fund raiser at wonderland brewery. a lot of local businesses made donations that were auctioned off. this all came together in less than 24 hours thanks to a group of mothers. >> i want this money to go directly to the victims and their families. and i know that there are a >> all the donations made tonight will be given directly to president of legacy football boosters. >>> the family of the bus driver killed devastated and in mourning tonight wondering what happened. kari chopper's husband called her idea noteevoteed wife she was a mother of four teenagers and a grandmother and loved the students she drove like her own children. she passed her physical in may and had no known medical issues so now they have questions about what happened yesterday. >> she took each one of those kids when they we bus they were her kids. and they all knew that. all the kids knew that was mom to them. >> we told you friends have set up a gofundme page to pay for funeral expenses we've slipping to that on our denver 7 app. >>> investigato

a twinkly, festive wonderland where the mostly catholic population take their holiday season very seriouslyhony: because filipinos are, for reasons i have yet to figure out, probably the most giving of all people on the planet. think i'm talking shit? keep watching. [ motorcycle revving ] >> fritz: good afternoon everyone. we're the band called keystone. ♪ >> anthony: ofw stands for overseas filipino worker, and they are one of the philippines's largest and most important exports. people. go abroad, make money, improve the quality of life for the whole family. all over the world, the philippines sends architects, doctors, construction workers, nurses, housekeepers, nannies. the entire filipino economy relies heavily on the money sent back by more than 10 million ofws. roughly $30 billion u.s. a year or about 10% of the nation's gdp. until recently, after domestic workers, the largest category of ofw were musicians. like filipino cover bands. they're everywhere. on cruise ships, in hotel lobbies, bars, and of course, in manila. where the competition is fierce and the penalties for not gettin

. >> for whom beirut is a relatively liberal wonderland of permissiveness compared to riat for instanceeirut is a place where sexual expression is encouraged. >> her books are banned in many countries in the region. she is regularly threatened with rape, stoning and murder. she is culture editor of lebanon's biggest newspaper. >> yesterday i had my first tv show about sexual freedom and you cannot imagine how many doors have opened just because i dare said that girls are allowed sexuality like boys. we pretend to be a democracy. this is kafta with yogurt sauce and cranberries. >> fried. stuffed grape leaves. >> yes. tabbouleh. >> yes. >> the fact that lebanon and beirut works at all. if all of these religious groups, this is a fully functioning more or less by world standards. >> fully functioning? >> yes. >> we don't have a president. it's going to be a year now that we are without one. >> it's sort of awesome. >> don't you think that the main reason behind you seeing this as thrilling, exciting place to live in is that you're a visitor and not someone who actually lives here? >> am i

the counting crows will perform songs from somewhere under wonderland and rob thomas will sing some night at the plaza hotel and casino features audience favorites from shows like america's got talent, american idol and the voice. list of 13 things to do this week in las vegas, just head to k-t-n-v dot com. i'm jj snyder and i will see you next week. over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. strip. metro now says it was a chain reaction crash after a bmw side-swiped a stopped car. we have also just learned one person has serious injuries. a driver of that bmw has tropicana avenue is back open this morning. the crash involved five cars in total -- four people in total were sent to the hospital. three of those taken to the hospital are expected to be ok. metro tells us a bmw was speeding... and went through a red light on tropicana... causing the wreck. good morning las vegas! i'm ... the time now is ... of your f

the counting crows will perform songs from somewhere under wonderland and rob thomas will sing some of his biggest hits. if that's not enough, one epic night at the plaza hotel and casino features audience favorites from shows like america's got talent, american idol and the voice. the show hasn't been open long but we've heard it's a real blast. if you want to see the full list of 13 things to do this week in las vegas, just head to you next week. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. tarkanian was ordered by a judge to repay $17 million in a failed development scheme. tarkanian refused to pay the money back, forcing taxpayers to bail him out, leaving us holding the bag. danny tarkanian's out for himself, not us. doctor's orders to the birther controversy. then --danger in the air. a smoking battery on board a de

people are showing their support, last night a fundraiser held at wonderland bakery, a brewery, many local businesses made donations which they auctioned off. this came together in less than 24 hours into a group of moms. all the donations made will be given directly to the legacy football booster president. >>> the students getting support from people in california. they were on their way home from a ballgame at chino hills, there's his picture taken. chino hills stands with you #legacy strong. >>> to find out how you can help those hurt download the free denver7 app, find the link to the gofundme page. coming up later, we'll hear from carrie chopper's husband. hear what he has to say about the tragic crash that took columbus this life. >>> if you get a phone call asking for donations to help detect and dan brite, there's -- the sheriff's office says it's a scam. someone is trying to take donations to help the detective shot nearly 2 weeks ago. the sheriff's department says they are not calling anyone to do not give colors your information. >>> this was a real way people came out to

during a three day electronic dance wonderland" concert included drug possession... drug dealing... trespassing... assault and battery... and indecent exposure. one san bernardino sheriff's deputy was injured making an arrest... and was taken to a local hospital for treatment before being released. happening now - police are investigating after hundreds of marijuana plants were discovered at a daycare center. police in west haven, connecticut... say state inspectors found 600 marijuana plants... ranging from 6 to 10 feet tall... while they were conducting a daycare facility has since been shut down. police say arrests will be made soon. could a lawsuit against a popular magazine be in the works? who roger ailes is enlisting to help... coming up. and - they didn't even play this weekend... but the packers are coming out as the big winners of the badgers - lsu game... thanks to some football financials. plus - flying anywhere this morning? why one major airline is to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl

city plaza major makeover in time for the holidays and boston wants to turn into a winter wonderland and looking at rendering of the plan. city wants to set up 50 vendor stalls to have european inspired for the holidays and ice-skating path and city announced 3-year deal yesterday with owners of the td garden to create the winter garden and goal is to get pe around. >> julie: check out photo shoot inspired by the notebook. the couple celebrated 57 years of marriage pretending to be characters in notebook movie. they are holding hands and kissing and it has been shared grandkids think it is more than the photo, but the fun taking the photo. >> daniel: i would agree. very nice story. couple from michigan waited almost a decade to open one of the wedding presents and they are glad they did. on the wedding day they got a gift with strict instructions. do not open until first disagreement. well the couple says they were both too stubborn to open the box while thinking about upcoming wedding they decided to find out what was inside. both of them found a note and some cash. for them to enjo

on saturday night, the counting crows and rob thomas, who rose wonderland and rob thomas will sing some of his biggest hits. if that's not enough, one epic night at the plaza hotel and casino features audience favorites from shows like america's got talent, american idol and the voice. the show hasn't been open long but we've heard it's a real blast. if you want to see the full list of 13 things to do this week in las vegas, just head to k-t-n-v dot com. i'm jj snyder and i will see you next week. before we go here is a look at one this morning near owens and eastern. police say the rider somehow overturned and was thrown off his bike. witnesses say the man was speeding and doing "wheelies". the victim was taken to umc where he died. as soon as we learn more details -- we'll pass it along to you, tropicana avenue is back open after a deadly crash last night. the crash involved five cars in hospital. one of those has serious injuries. that bmw ran a red light on tropicana starting the crash, the driver of the bmw died instantly. the interchange between -95- south and -15- south is closed

the winter wonderland will open after thanksgiving. they want to put pick nick tables on the plaza and garden. it sounds nice. >>> west wood's notorious low-langing bridge claims yet can opening rer -- can opener bridge. fortunately with, no one has been hurt. >>> there is now a reward for information about the person who took that lobster sculpture from a park. neighbors have been chipping in to build a reward hoping it will eventually lead to the return of the lobster. the 150-pound sculptor vanished on saturday. it's part of an art display sponsoredif commerce. >>> el move-in weekend is proving costly for landlords that don't fix problems. the city has nearly 3500 fines for things like excessive trash and hundreds for for violations of building codes. still the head of inspectional services says overall, this year wasn't as bad as years past. >>> with kids back in school, packing lunches is sadly a thing again. but nutritionist say there are some things you should avoid, like processed deli meat. chemicals. roast your own instead, t

you think you liked kimye's wall of roses or joe and sofia's cascading wonderland of white blossoms? well, this is the spectacle that one billion big ones will get you. >> i can't even imagine being at that wedding. it seems like there were no limits. >> i wonder if martha stewart would approve. she certainly knows her stuff her magazine has been around for more than 20 years. we got the expert's opinion on what a few upcoming star ceremonies should look like. >> first up we have mariah carey and james packer. >> oh, my gosh. >> what kind of a wedding do you think they should have? >> over the top, lavish, lavish, lavish. i'm sure it's going to be a spectacle. she's marrying one of the richest men in australia and one of the rifnest men in the world. >> they're not engaged yet but it's a mixture of rock and roll and country. what kind of wedding do you think they could have? >> gwen stefani is so beautiful, and i think that whatever she chooses to do will be just so am amazing. she's a great, great beauty and very talented woman, and i think they're going to have a fantastic wedding

. >>> the nocturnal wonderland rae wrapped up on sunday. 67,000 people attended. the sheriff's department said there were 428 arrests. most of them happened at the entrance gate for drug and alcohol offenses. people were also taken into custody for trespassing, assault and battery, resisting arrest and one for indecent exposure. >>> still ahead, the incredible story of a bay area man that survived the west maritime disaster in u.s. navy history and the worst mass shark attack. >> the sharks showed up pretty soon after we hit the water, but they were there all the time. >> what he is now doing to make sure that his tale of survival is never forgotten. >>> also, a live look outside here as we prepare for the warmest day of the week tomorrow. stay with us. >>> jeff samardzija will take the mound for the giants as i that look to bounce back after losing five of the last seven games. the giants fell to the rockies, 6-0 at coors field. all six runs coming in the third inning off matt moore. i was listening to that and very painful. carlos gonzalez was responsible for fo

want to turn it into a winter wonderland. a rendering of the plans. the city wants to set up 50 shopping area for the holidays and ice path as well. a three-year deal with the owners of the t+ d garden. their goal is to visit the plaza year round. a hill hans brinker coming down in city hall plaza. >> julie: i like the sound of that. i am not doing ice-skating. you may are to knave gate through fog. 32-minute ride from and sglovr down -- andover to the zakim br seacoast to north shore to allston to the south shore. big fog issues, drizzly and misty. temperatures in the 60s to start the drive home from work. humid. highs in the 80s and more breaks in the clouds. i will time out the clearing in your town coming up. >>> he is accused of robbing a bank and leading police on several high-speed chases but this morning investigators say that bold thief is behind bars. coming up at 6:30. the mistake he made that led to his arrest. quarterback spreading into soccer. one player's pledge to step back that prompted a quick change to a pregame ceremony. >>> and it

the counting crow also perform wonderland and rob thomas will sing some of his biggest hits. if that's not enough, one epic night at the plaza hotel and casino features audience favorites from shows like america's got talent. "american idol," and the voice voice. the show hasn't been open long, but we heard it's a real blast. if you want to see the full list of 13 things to do this week in las vegas, head to ktnv.com. i'm j.j. snyder. see you next time. >> i winked. >> oh, my gosh! i didn't even know i winked. >> yes, you did. 13 things to do this week south point. for more information, including upcoming events, head to southpoint casino.com. if you would like to replay that link, head to our web silent, one week from tonight. catch a new season of last man standing. then dr. ken, we'll be talking to him. 8:30. "shark tank," making millionaires or breaking hearts at 9. then 20/20 with barbara walters and what was his name? hugh? was it hugh? tgif every day. >> my dad made me watch that for a decade and i can't remember. >> it was fantastic. that's at 10. i don't think they'r

it's like out of "alice in wonderland." they have this program where -- i'm not against the rfs, and i'm not -- i'm certainly not against ethanol or for ethanol or clean air. i like clean air, i think it's great. but the whole point of what i'm saying is, that a few years ago, they passed the clean air act, and renewable fuel standards. and that's fine. and then they come to the -- they come to this point, they go to the epa and say, in all your wisdom. and i will say this. i mean, janet mccabe, i'm certain she is a smart woman and nice woman. never run a business, no business background. and they say, you or whoever did this, you are going to police the fact that in the clean air act -- i'm going to make it simple, because i know scott is going to push me off in a minute, because he doesn't want to talk about this much. but, look, they push this thing in and say refineries, you are responsible for blending 10% ethanol, or something to that effect. i'm making it simple. they have what they call a blending law. and they keep

the boulevard pool at the cosmopolitan will winter wonderland ice rink once again. there will be light snow showers... you can roast smores... and there will be "date skate" mondays for couples. the ice rink opens november 25... and runs through january second. remnant moisture from a tropical storm and a low interact the next few days over las vegas. rain and drizzle associated with tropical system hasn't made it into las vegas yet. there is a 20% chance of showers wednesday. thursday we have a red flag warning and a wind advisory as the low slides down and then east of our area. highs will drop into the low 80's for thursday. as the system pushes east, temperature will begin to rebound but remain below normal through the good morning. solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed back to the news desk one of is getting divorced. the news sending shockwaves through hollywood. angelina jolie filed for divorce fro

boston wants to turn it into a winter wonderland. this is a rendering of the plan, city wants to set up 50 vendor stalls to form a european inspired shopping market for the holidays. there will also be a well. the city announced a 3-year deal yesterday with the owners of the td garden to create the winter garden and goal is to visit plaza year around. >> gene: this just in new york mets have signed tim tebow to minor league deal. the former nfl quarterback will be sent to the arizona fall league or the instructional league to begin his professional baseball career. tebow decided to try out baseball skills after he was not signed in the nfl this season previously in the nfl with the broncos, jets and with the patriots. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. several lanes closed 495 in mer knack and another lane opened. far left lane and breakdown lane opened right now because of an accident. on 93 south a 50 minute ride from 495 in andover to the zakim bridge. shiri? >> shiri: dense fog advisory continues u

tell you something people don't understand because it's complicated and something out of alice and wonderland. at the epa and i'll say who, there is a woman janet mccabe who runs the whole program as far as the clean air act goes. she runs how the epa polices it. i'm sure she's a right woman. if you look at her resume, no business experience, doesn't have any understanding in the markets. what she bases what she's done on a report written by a chemical engineer, but here's the thing that's hard to believe, and i'm going to tell it to you, this is why corporations don't invest, the fear is rationale like this is going to happen again. they decide in their wisdom, the epa, you have to make sure a certain amount of ethanol is blended. i'll make it as simple as possible. neil: you confused a lot of people. we're coming to a break, i want to bring in more corporate news. more carl icahn after this. is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do.

i remember the conductor, we were passing the river and he said get a load of this scenic wonderland and i arrived here in dc for my smithsonian internship and i think it was the next day yasser arafat shook revealed his hand on the white house lawn and it was a hopeful time in america the library of congress is sponsoring this event, you know, when i was an intern at the smithsonian the first work i worked on that had the number of the library of congress catalog number two things like art philadelphia in the archives of american art tort-- that was the main one. italian american art history and i was seen earlier that for me as an author, every time i get one of my books and it comes in the mail the first time the person i do is that catalog number because, as we all know life is short and the library of congress is forever. [applause]. >> so, take that, great britain, anyway being here thinking about when i was leaving home to come here i realize that is the story that i have been writing all of these years through so many books. it's always the story of the misfit leaving home an

the conductor that we were crossing the susquehanna river and he said get a load of this scenic wonderlandand i arrived here in dc for my smithsonian internship and i think it was the next day, yasir arafat shook my hand on the white house lawn. it was a great time in america. the library of congress is sponsoring this event. when i was an intern at the smithsonian the first works that i worked on that had the isbn number, the catalog number were aids to things like art in philadelphia and the archives of american art. yeah, that was the main one. italian-american art history so i was saying earlier that for me as an author every time i get one of my books in the mail the first time, the first thing i do is look at that catalog number because we all know life is short in the library of congress. [applause] so take that, great britain. but anyway, being here thinking about when i was a young but leaving home to come here, i realized that is the story that i've been writing all these years through several books. it's always the story of the myth of leaving home. and that is the story of our

road, builds our bridges, make sure our ports are state of the art and that fairy dust is alice in wonderland that's why we have to do this. and i'm hopeful that we will get there. we're going to continue to fight here in the obama administration and, you know, i'm confident this is going to continue because all you have to do is travel on our highways, look at the evidence, talk to structural engineers about the state of our infrastructure. we've got roads and brings so old if they were people they would be on medicare. that's not safe. and that's terrible public policy on so many levels. we're going to keep fighting here and i'm confident this battle will continue beyond the administration of president obama. >> sure. secretary perez, we always appreciate you joining us. thank you. >> happy labor day to all of you. >> and to you. thomas perez, secretary of labor. >> back here courtney reagan on the floor with more on what's moving at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, kelly. jobs jobs jobs. where are they? that number was disapointing. we had been looking for more jobs but there'

it's like living in alice in wonderland where the door mouse has a .45.ean, it's surreal and dangerous that these things are going on simultaneously, almost woven together, and yet this administration absolutely refuses to acknowledge what the people say plainly. so i'm going to keep pushing through this faster, and this is jeh johnson. did anybody see his response to ted cruz two days after my hearings? what did he say? i wouldn't recognize mr. hannon if he walked into the room. i told you no, i don't know him, and no, i haven't looked into his claims, and are you concerned about it? well, no, it's a really interesting political discussion, but it's really just labels and semantics. well, i'm sorry, but the people that died in orlando and san bernardino are not labels and semantics, and the information that was deleted is not labels and semantics. [ applause ] it could have easily stopped the attacks if we had been allowed to do our job, and here, again, reiterating, the administration's abject refusal to acknowledge the nature of the threat that is stan

there are no returns for that. , in the bondcz market, it's a wonderland bond market.wn to zero, you can call it a mathematical instrument can talk about fundamentals. whatever way you look at that, it makes no sense. when does that change the real significant way? mr. distenfeld: if draghi stops buying at some point area that's going to happen. maybe tomorrow, two years, or five years from now. we don't know. it's also important to recognize that a us-based investor who goes and buys european bonds, japanese bonds, can earn a positive yield when you hedge them back into u.s. dollars. we are seeing the opposite japanese investors. we think yields are low here. when they invest in our paper, they are earning a lot less. david: you have investment-grade in your title and new also have high-yield in her title. high-yield cement going gangbusters recently. how concerned are you about credit worthiness? mr. distenfeld: high yields is not just one market. we could talk about however deals are 6.5% or so. you aren't buying a lot of bonds at 615%. you're buying a 3%, 4%, 5%. t