Oh, so. i guess it s just you, me and bill then. i m making my appointment. bill s all yours. 50 years or older? get vaccinated for shingles today. o donnell: one image from the kabul airport evacuation is seared into our memory an afghan baby lifted to safety by a u.s. marine. well, tonight, that baby is safe, with her parents in arizona. and jared dillingham of our phoenix affiliate kpho has their remarkable story. reporter: this nine-second video became a symbol of the desperation engulfing the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. a 16-day-old girl is passed over razor wire to a u.s. marine at the airport in kabul.
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Monday. a police cruiser bumping the back of the car forcing it off the road. that is when officers with the mesa police department got into a shootout with the suspect. kpho reported that the suspect was then killed. three troopers were hurt. all have since been released from the hospital. new jersey health department dispatching infection control team to inspect several pediatric long-term care facilities in response to the adenovirus outbreak. nine children have now died. the state health commissioner says outbreaks are not preventible and officials are taking aggressive steps to minimize the chance they occur among the vulnerable patients. ten more cases of the poil y polio-like disease afm. the cdc s medical advisers are
Across this region. including the whittier fire which you saw footage of a moment ago. 60,000 acres burned. 52% contained one of the largest fires in nevada. we still have dry conditions out west. triple digit heat as well. and a lot of thunderstorms that pop up over the region don t are any rainfall associated with it. it can start wildfires quite easily. let s take you to phoenix, arizona, and we ll show you the dust storm is that blew through the region. is this from one of our affiliates, kpho. and you can see the city just becoming inundated by this thick layer of dust and sand, while not very healthy, i d say. george, have you ever been through one of these before? luckily, i will say not. even your days in texas? no, even in amarillo. like a haboob, right?
Billionaire from britain has 540,000 signature. trump postponed a trip to israel after prime minister netanyahu issued a statement rejecting the tycoon s remarks. the dutch foreign minister joined the tlon calling his proposals very unhelpful and discriminatory. and le pen defending all french people regardless of religion. have you ever heard me say something like that? he asked the interviewer. much more on that. u.s. senator jeff flake is trying to show that republicans aren t all like trump. he and his family visited a mosque on friday in their home state of arizona. amanda goodman from kpho brings us the story. reporter: afternoon prayers at this scottsdale mosque looked different today. senator jeff flake, his wife, and two of his children were in attendance. we have much in common with our brothers and sisters in the muslim faith. we have much to learn from them.
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Bill that many say is seen as discrimination. it s on jan brewer s desk for the final say. supporters for the bill say it s all about civil liberties because it protects the refusal to act in a manner substantially motivated by a religious belief whether or not the exercise is a come pull sorry or central to a larger system of religious disbelief. if they refuse service based on religious beliefs, like a photographer in new mexico who was sued after he refused to take photos of a gay couple. here s more from rebecca thomas at kpho. reporter: h . i m not sure if russia is much different than arizona. reporter: chad campbell is
Afternoon. the daughters are 12, 13, and 17 years of age. our affiliate, kpho is reporting that the girls allegedly were fed once a day and deprived of much more than food. all three juveniles were extremely dirty, as i mentioned, and malnourished and stated they had not bathed within the last four to six months. they were kept in filthy living conditions separately and told patrol officers they had not seen each other in almost two years and were kept separate within the bedrooms within that house. awful. paul is working this one today. how did police learn about this? how did they find these sisters? well, it all started with they responded to the house with a story the father was then chasing the girls with a knife, and apparently, according to police, the girls were able to break out of the house, go through a window, and then went to a neighbor s to talk about what had happened to them in
Forestry division, the state forestry division. this video shows the fast-moving wildfire they were trying to tame in yarnell, arizona. look at that. all 19 firefighters were members of the prescott arizona fire department. our affiliate kpho reports a nearby hospital is preparing to receive about eight injured firefighters. the yarnell hill wildfire has burned about 2,000 acres and damaged about 250 structures. the arizona state forestry division says the fire broke out yesterday after a lightning strike about four miles from the town of yarnell. art morrison is with the arizona state forestry division, and he joins me now. thank you for joining us, mr. morrison. thank you, don. what can you tell us? hello? mr. morrison, if you can turn down your television so you can
Didn t want. if you are or were a verizon wireless customer, you re going to get a credit if you re a current customer or a refund checkup to six bucks. bus stop? far more literal meaning this morning in phoenix, arizona. a labor lockout has some commuters looking for another way to work this morning. reporter jose miguel from kpho, live from the south bus lot of phoenix transit. i know it s early out there, jose, but is this commute going to be affected terribly? reporter: well, so far, drew, we can tell you that things are looking to be scheduled as normal, but that could all change throughout the day. that s because things were at a deadlock as of 12:01 this morning, between the olio transportation and its teamsters union. now, this particular group of union members are those that work behind the scenes of the bus buses. they re the mechanics, the maintenance workers, the codial workers. they could not come to terms