that alone cost $25,000 to the university of phoenix. across the country they sponsored rock concerts, super bowl parties, father-daughter dances, easter egg hunts, chocolate festivals and brunch with santa. it paid to have its staff serve as exclusive resume advisors in hiring our heroes job fairs and workshops, many on military bases. a hidden camera for the center for investigative reporting documented that all of the resume workshop materials, presentations and slides and sample successful resumes were labeled with university of phoenix marketing and trainers urged attendees to go to the university of phoenix web site for more information. fee nicks used -- phoenix used challenge coins with d.o.d. seals and logos to show its close relationship with the military without receiving prior approval. the senator from arizona noted other schools have done the same thing, including, he mentioned, southern illinois university. i'm not going to send a letter to the d.o.d. protesting if they hold s.i.u. or any school accountable for the same

the pentagon punishes phoenix on orderorders from headquarters." earlier this month, the defense department cut off military tuition assistance to students at the for-profit university of feignics, which enrolls about 9,300 service members at its 105 campuses nationwide. the defense department reason for discharging phoenix are vague. a review -- quote -- "in response to allegations published by the center for investigative reporting in a june drive-by on the college found minor breaches in decorum." let me emphasize that, i say to my colleagues. there was a story written by an outfit called the center for investigative reporting. i don't know anything about them. and i am sure the department of defense doesn't. but as a result of an investigation by an outfit no one ever heard of, then action was taken by the department of defense. there wasn't a department investigation? there was no scrutiny. this is really a remarkable case of the senate exerting influence in a way which is, i think, almost unprecedented. to wit, phoenix had distributed unautho

we see a lot of warning signs about the university of phoenix. we noted that they were targeting the military and veterans. paul rykoff with the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america said that the university of phoenix -- quote -- "is constantly reported as the single worst by far" when it comes to for-profit colleges taking advantage of veterans. well, it's caught up with them. the university of phoenix a few weeks ago was placed on probation by the department of defense, restricting the company from enrolling new service members who use the department's it tuition assistance or spousal programs. the department found violations by the company, the university of phoenix, after completing a review prompted by an investigative reporter from the investigative reporting center. the article that started this investigation exposed the university of phoenix's strategy to flaunt department of defense rules, including an executive order meant to protect our service members, men and women in uniform and their spouses, for aggressive and unfair recruitin

what he wanted or what he was capable of tonight he's in custody in phoenix and they are safe. in this cell phone video taken by a passenger obtained by tmz, police escorted unruly passenger off flight 754 after it made an emergency landing in phoenix. passengers say the man was screaming obscenities. >> we were sitting there on the main and the guy comes up to the front to give a speech and he starts talking about the government and his uncle was missing in action. >> reporter: chip yates happens to be pilot and sitting a few feet away when the man reportedly started screaming and threatening other passengers. >> we got duct tape and handcuffs and we had to hold the guy in his seat. fasten his seat belt and say if you get up, we're going to duct tape you together, and so we diverted to phoenix. >> reporter: bill shaw was sitting in first class and says the man started screaming about money as he paced up and down the aisle. >> the poor guy needs help. i mean, but he scared the hell out of everybody. i think he scared me. because, you know, we didn't know at first if he had som

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phoenix. this internal draft memo leaked to cnn says that wait times are increasi increasing. >> that is a slide deck for me, and the appointments over 30 days, and the wait list is almost 500,000 today, and how can that with be? the lesson that we have seen in location after location is when we improve access to care whether it is by adding staff or space or productivity or care in the community, more veterans come to v.a. for more care. >> you are saying that you are a vi victim of your own success? >> i would say that the challenge that we have is a structural challenge. >> when our sources tell us that the reality is that the veterans are weight months you would say -- >> i would say that we work every single day trying to find ways to make it better. i know as you have shown right there, we have veterans waiting too long for care. >> in los angeles, the largest v.a. facility in the nation, this document obtained by cnn shows that wait lists for mental health was 90 days, and the v.a. said

. >>> to the west near phoenix look at this. one funnel cloud spotted in the metro area. they could see more than 3 inches by noon today. flash flood watches and warnings have been issued for parts of utah, arizona, new mexico, as well as west texas. >>> as we take a look at the radar this morning that large system you see right there moving through several states in the southwest, flash flooding possible in texas and new mexico, in colorado the higher elevations of the central rockies likely getting its first big snowfall of the season. >>> well, some pomp and pageantry as queen elizabeth hosted a state banquet for china's president. duchess wore a pearl and diamond lotus tiara in the royal family for more than 80 years. the duchess was seated next to the chinese president and she looked absolutely glamorous. >> so did the queen. >> not on outdone. >>> still ahead. new guidelines for mammograms causing a lot of confusion. >>> high school hack. tine's under arrest accused of changing grades. >>> a massive truck proving to be too much for a rickety bridge. uh-oh. >>> st. l

listen to what this whistle-blower says is happening right now at the phoenix v.a., the same phoenix v.a. where last year cnn unkoufrd the fact that veterans were dies. >> the reality is veterans are waiting three, six months sometimes. >> reporter: like most of our sources inside the v.a., this whistle-blower has asked we not reveal any identity. are we talking about critical care? >> these are patients waiting for appointments, anything from colonoscopys to angiograms to procedures to remove tumors. these are specialty appointments that need to be seen immediately by the v.a. >> reporter: these v.a. documents show just this past august in phoenix there were more than 8,000 appointments waiting more than 9 on days. sloan gibson is the deputy secretary of the department of veterans affairs, brought on last year to fix this mess. >> the phoenix v.a., the center of this whole things, i'm going to let you look at that for just a second. it shows more than 8,000 patients waiting more than 90 days for an appointment. now, explain to me what this is and if that's true, how could it be? >>

now let's go to phoenix. phoenix, arizona, known for its dust storms was slammed with another one friday. the haboob created a wall of dust in the city. the strong winds packed 105 kilometers per hour brought low visibility to the south valley. heavy rain and flash flood warnings were issued because of the storm and then another low pressure system is moving into the southwest. more unstable weather for you into monday. meanwhile high pressure system bringing dry conditions and also causing lake-effect snow over the eastern areas of e great lakes region. some areas in new york have 25 centimeters of snowfall over the weekend. mostly dry across the east and temperatures cooler than normal. frost advisories and freeze warnings posted for the eastern united states. 11 degrees for the high in new york city on monday. africa, northern africa we're heading in to a cooler season. the intertropical conversion zone is located near equator. nigeria, cameroon are dealing with rainfall. now here's you three day extended

. >>> and a red eye from phoenix to boston, the pilot becomes incapacitated. >>> the 2016 political front runners gaining attention and an angry mob rips the shirts off of their bosses. >>> good morning. i'm betty nguyen. so, it is not over yet. amid full scale evacuations, the white house is officially naming the situation in south carolina quote major disaster. they had a crippling blow from rains and floods. 12 weather related deaths p. and president obama signed a disaster declaration to provide funds in the recovery effort. among the heart breaking stories, a pastor defied a deputies orders wading into waist high water to retrieve a casket. he told nbc if that was my mama or dad i'd walk through hell or high waut squr today ter and today it happened to be high school water sfwlrks from bad to worse, after two feet of rain, dam breaches hitting already hard hit area. >> we've got to get people downstream evacuations because if this dam goes people are go fweeg ing to be washed away. >> reporter: not everybody is heeding the warning. with no other place to go, shelters are filled with

heather: a dramatic rescue in phoenix arizona. a woman had to be rescued tuesday after being stuck in her mini-van from the rising waters. the national weather service has issued flood warnings. she had to be floated to safety. harvey: turn around, don' t drown really makes sense. let' s show you what is going on. phoenix is not the only area affected by the rains. albuquerque getting waves of heavy rain as well. it is pretty mild. chicago, minneapolis, washington. you can see this cold air in eastern canada. a little piece of it is going to break off and get into the boston area tomorrow. it will be cooler than it was today. it will be warmer than it was today. speaking of today, boston hit 65. that is above the average. that is interesting because it did not take very long to go from record-tying cold in below freezing weather back to above average temperatures the month as close to normal. it is just a fraction below normal so far. here is the temperatures. still in the 60' s all around the region. there is the breeze out of th

. >>> a pilot dies at the helm of a flight from phoenix to boston a flight from phoenix to boston. and this morning new information about his medical condition before the night. fox25's michael henrich is live at logan airport this morning with new details from that pilot's wife. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, sara. the pilot's wife told a tv station in salt lake city that her husband died of a heart attack -- likely died of a heart attack. she continued in that interview saying that they are husband did have a history of heart problems. even undergoing a double bypass nine years ago in 2006. now american airlines previously identified the pilot as captain michael johnston based in phoenix. he was 57 years old. the pictures we are sthoing you are from facebook. johnson was a husband as we mentioned and a father whose career navigating the friendly john isston's wife in a face-- johnston's wife in a facebook post thanked everyone for their love, support and condolences and she announced a viewing will be friday. the funeral saturday. american airlines said 147 passengers we

study found atlanta new york and phoenix had the highest rates in the country. experts say it's easier than ever to avoid those fees. use atms within your bank's network join bains that >>> let's talk about weather now. joaquin went out to sea, but still exerting its power on the shore line. >> we were wondering where it was going to go. where is it now? >> it is racing north of bermuda it did bring impact. they weathered the storm still folks without power it's and a land that takes a beating from these systems. you see bermuda off to the south. it is now accelerating racing off to the north and east still a pretty potent storm. winds 85 miles per hour. moving north northeast 20 miles per hour. pressure at 964. this is about as close as it's going to get to our shoreline. still several hundred miles off south and east of nantucket. could be its track to north and east eventually down the road by the end of this week tracks off toward the north. eventually could impact great britain by the weekend. everything connected here when it comes to weather. our surf sta

would you say this court ruling today maybe turns him into a phoenix who rises out of the ashes? is he being given a second chance? guest: i think what was really clear to us, these are public interest whistleblowers and we have been supporting and defending whistleblowers for nearly 40 years. edward snowden's revelations have given the information citizens need to challenge government overreach. this particular decision is deeply important. right to privacy is deeply linked to freedom of expression and we need a public debate about the limits we need to

just this spring in phoenix, an open flame in science class ignited a five-gallon jug of ethanol. and last fall in reno, nevada, a children's museum fire tornado experiment went awry when methanol exploded in front of watching children. treated and release, but one remains in fair condition in the hospital. >> jim, thank you. >>> and a scare on an american airlines flight. shortly after takeoff, a passenger storming into first class, ranting about 9/11. the pilot and crew taking swift action. david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: first two phoenix police officers, then that passenger, wearing a baseball cap with his arms raised, being escorted off an american airlines jet, in this video obtained by tmz. >> it was extremely scary. the entire plane was nervous. >> reporter: it started shortly after the fasten seatbelt sign was turned off. the male passenger walking into first class, reportedly refusing to return to his seat. there, authorities say he begins to make threatening and alarming statements about the government and including a reference to 9/11. >> the poor guy needs

onboard, the pilot diverts to phoenix. police say the passenger was in his seat with his seat belt on remove him. tonight, no word that the man who flew out of here will face he was taken to a mental facility, is under the treatment of doctors, and under arizona law he can be held for three days. david? >> david, thank you. >>> a major development this evening after the cases of suspected arson involving churches in st. louis this month. fires in seven churches, mostly in black neighborhoods. a suspect is under arrest, charged in two fires. a 35-year-old male, and officials say this does not appear to be a hate crime. >>> new reporting after the manhunt in kentucky and tennessee. a convicted rapist on the run for a week, killed noefrovernight. alex perez with the thermal imaging they used to catch him. >> reporter: after six days on the run, and shoot-outs with police in two states, authorities finally catch up with convicted criminal floyd ray cook. the first crucial tip, from a resident thursday afternoon, who spotted co

he is manning on taking another flight from phoenix today. his name and hometown are not being released because he was not arrested. >>> thank you. happening now a search is under way for a missing five-year-old boy in mendocino county. he was last seen near willis. the boy vanished of a walking away from the home at 4:30 p.m. yesterday. he is likely with his dog, a black lab. bret is 4' tall and plopped hair and blue eyes and wearing a gray t-shirt. the search-and-rescue team is helping in the search. >> officials will discuss their investigation into a south bay restaurant that left 80 people sick after weeding there or coming into contact with sick patients. the health department is concerned the cases of shigella could spread beyond diners who ate the mariscos in downtown san jose. officials shut down the restaurant on sunday. more than 100 other people could get sick the tax couple days because symptoms can take a week to appear. >> i thought it was regular food poisoning and your system is cleansing itself out and when the frequency inc

and got rushed by the phoenix police when we landed. >> the poor guy needs help. i mean, but he scared the hell out of everybody. i think he scared me. >> save to say. >> we didn't know at first if he had somebody with him, um, and he was very hostile to people with money. >> he was extremely scary. the entire plane was nervous. you could feel the energy from the back of the maybe. i was towards the back. everybody was just anxious to see what was going to happen when we landed to see if he was going to get he is cored off safely. he did. they handled it so professionally but it was very frightening. >> reporter: frightening to say the least. now this man whose identity or hometown has not yet been released. it is expected he'll be charged with interfering with a flight crew. iain? >> i'll take it, thank you very much, chris o'connell. >>> your radar temps are starting to fall after a day in the 70s people are out with sweatshirts and light jackets to night in center city right by city hall right there. you'll definitely want that coat in the morning though. as we

around the phoenix area again. move ago way from l. a. and san diego. fiftys on most ovines temperatures. a few 60s. sixty-two at sfo. fifty-five at antioch. close to alamo and la fayette. that's okay. they are probably about the same. about 546789 any breeze? a little bit. stronger than yesterday. by about ten miles per hour. fairfield hardly anything yesterday. so still southwest 15. we'll see if it holds or farms apart. i expect the breeze to pick up. thirty-two. fifty-seven. and it's 59. so running a little warmer there. there is our system in southern california. it will be a big weather maker as it moves into the four corners. get a good look at it right there as it starts to move towards new mexico and also into texas. a big system gulf of alaska. a lot of high clouds coming up out ahead of it. they are heading towards portland. not here. patchy fog, sunny and nice after that morning of low clouds. might take a while to burn off. seventys and 8 0ás. temperatures about where they should be. sixtys and 70s for others. a little bit warmer here each

he's making the entire final journey taking off from philadelphia this morning to charlotte onto phoenix and san francisco before returning to philadelphia. this last flight, 1939, was named after the year the airline first started flying. >> we will be boarding today's flight operated by u.s. airways. >> reporter: now u.s. airways is merging with american. the two airlines will begin

a 26-year-old man was escorted off the plane when it made an emergency landing in phoenix. it was supposed to land in dallas. police say the man who has not been identified was drunk, disruptive, and had to be restrained. >> he went in the bathroom and would not come out. some men went back to go to the bathroom and next thing they are holding him down. >> the man was sent to a local hotel in phoenix because the american airlines did not want to prosecute. the flight took off again an hour later. some of the 96 passengers say they miss their connections in dallas. police say the man is planning on taking another flight if phoenix today. >> thank you. happening now a search is underway for a miss five-year-old boy in mendocino. he was last seen near willis, and the sheriff said he vanish after walking away from the home at 4:30 p.m. yesterday. he is likely with his dog, a black lab. he is 4' tall and 50 pounds with monday air and blue eyes and believed wearing a gray t-shirt and blue unions and blue and orange tennis shoes. the search-and-rescue team is assisting. >> health

the pilot was ill and then later died on the strip from phoenix. the cocoa pilot made -- the copilot made an emergency landing in syracuse. phil: in vermont seven people are hospitalized after a locomotive and passenger car went down an embankment. the train was heading to washington, d.c. this morning. jc: harvey joins us now and it is 59 in needham. especially in the early morning hours.

storms in the phoenix area. by the afternoon the focus shifts towards new mexico. high intensity rainfall. and potentially flash flooding. and the east, temperatures rebound into the 60s. 70s. maybe lower 80s by wednesday. 61 in syracuse. 74 in d.c. that snow will be long gone by tomorrow and wednesday. at least for now. >>> all right. rob, thanks for being with us. >>> we have breaking news on oscar misspistorius. the blade runner has been released one day early from prison. spending less than a year behind bars for the shooting death of his girlfriend. he'll spend five years under house arrest in his uncle's home. >>> and now oprah and weight watchers. oprah making $70 million in one day and sending weight watcher's stock soaring up 105% today alone. here's mara schiavocampo tonight. >> reporter: tonight, one of the biggest names in weight loss. >> reporter: gaining a powerful new partner. weight watchers announcing oprah winfrey has bought ten percent of the company for coming on as a "board member and adviser", "owner", and celebrity face. believe in the @weigh

i sweep into phoenix and crime suppression. i don't know what the difference is. we have dui task force, we stop everybody. we have a drug task force, so what's the difference whether i have a crime suppression operation, and average 80, 90 arrest, about 50% happen to be illegal that we catch. they're all criminal violations, so i don't know. this is all hype because they just don't want the sheriff to enforce the law. >> i'm here from washington, d.c. i've come all the way over here because we're standing in solidarity with the people of arizona and to really denounce the human rights abuses that are going on in maricopa. people are afraid and it's created a sense of terror in this state. >> everybody in that jail has violated a state crime. then they happen to be illegal, too. now, there is some fear out there when the fear could be, if you're here illegally, you're working and you're driving a car and we catch you speeding, and you're illegal, you're going -- you're going to jail. >> with the protesters making their way from a nearby park toward o-yard, sheriff

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the passenger was taken into custody on the ground in phoenix. take a look at an image tweeted out from the passenger on the plane. that plane continued onto dallas. >> developing news where sheriff's deputies are investigating a fatal shooting. three people were found dead in the remote railroad flat area. the bodies were found after somebody reported hearing gunshots around 9:30 this morning. >> more details about the arrest of this man. public safety officers believe the 38-year-old stabbed both of his parents during a dispute inside their home. officers say they had to use a taser and a police dog to capture him. both of his parents are recovering. >> one day after heavy debris came crashing down from the east bay freeway overpass, cal trans has inspectors on the scene. >> last night, some 450 feet of metal fencing fell onto busy interta interstate 880 on ten cars. laura? >> reporter: hi, alma. this overpass dates back to 1947. it is on the caltrans list to be replaced over the next two years. given here what happened last night, some are won

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so we diverted to phoenix. >> the flight arrived at philadelphia international airport yesterday evening, no one was hurt. >> damage to this dynamic airways boeing 767 removed. moved. this morning, if educational investigators as well as officials from boeing will be on scene to figure out what caused the plane's left engine to burst during take off. twenty-one of the 110 passengers on board were injured. one of them remains in intensive care. >> warning for people who use the schuylkill river trail. police want runners to be on alert after two indecent assault. in both cases, female run remembers targeted by teenagers on bikes, who would touch them inch appropriately on the rearend while riding by. both assaults happened between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. authority say pink down the number of incidents is difficult because most go unreported. >> legal surprise from the judge as convicted child molester jerry sandusky asks for a nutri. new trial. that was sandusky on his way into court. that judge at yesterday's hearing called on pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. that will judge wants

over towards phoenix. except for the patchy fog, it will be sunny to mostly sunny. a little gradual warm-up. over the week, it looks like temperatures will come up. they'll get back up to the mid to upper 80s. today 70s and 8 0ás. six 0ás and 70s by the coast. stuck in the low cloud deck. it gets dark quick now which is good for us. sunny, except for patchy fog. no sign of any rain. >> two feet of rain. it's unbelievable. >> my nephew in the coastcard. >>> 4:49 is the time right now. the frantic search to save lives. >> an unprecedented event in our county. we have never seen anything like this here. >> we're going to have a live report on the rescue operations underway. >> one of the largest social media companies will have to pay users. the e-mails that could land some linked in customers with up to $1500. my name is jeff richardson, the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals

michael johnston passed away in the cockpit on the way to phoenix. the pilot's wife is talking about her husband new this morning. michael henrich live this morning at logan airport with a claimed that pilot's life. good morning, michael. >>reporter: good morning, daniel. a report from a flight attendant association said a heart attack claimed the life of that american airlines pilot midflight. the airline, as you mentioned, has identified that pilot as captain michael johnston of phoenix. he was 57 years old. the pictures we are showing are you from facebook. johnston was a husband and father whose career navigating the friendly skies started in 19 90. johnston's wife thanked everyone for their outpouring of love, support and condolences in a social media post overnight. she also announce the viewing will be friday. the funeral on saturday. 147 passengers were on board flight 550 from phoenix to boston when johnston fell ill and then died. the co-pilot successful flee made an emergency landing in syracuse. fox25 caught up with some of or deal after

phoenix police say the crew reported a 26-year-old passenger who appeared to be drunk. this is a photo from someone on the plane. that passenger became disruptive and was restrained. police in phoenix removed the man from the plane but the airline apparently did not want to press charges. no word on his name or origin. the flight continued to dallas. >>> earthquakes keep rattling san ramon today. they have had hundreds since last week. kpix 5's maria medina is in san ramon where the swarm of quakes is the talk of the town. maria. >> reporter: and veronica, add another one to the list. more than an hour ago, 1.5 magnitude quake hit san ramon. people have been stopping us all day asking if we are covering the earthquakes of the it's definitely what people are talking about. >> fairly an atmosphere thing but maybe it's something that's just part of the drought. >> reporter: in his english and history class -- >> some of us get pretty excited about this. >> reporter: where the focus is usually on the medieval period -- >> the science of this is truly, truly fascinating. >>

. >>> a red-eye flight from phoenix to boston made an emergency landing in syracuse new york when the pilot died in the cockpit. fire trucks and an ambulance were waiting but emt couldn't save the pilot who appears to have had a heart attack. the 147 passengers on board were told only that the pilot had fallen ill. >> they like put tarps up so we couldn't see anything out the windows. you know, the cops evacuated everybody away from the windows and then when we got on our flight here, four hours later, they notified us that he passed away. >> american has identified the deceased pilot as 57-year-old captain michael johnston who had 25 years with the airline. a pilot dying in the cockpit very rare happening only eight times in the past 20 years. >> the pentagon has corrected an initial u.s. statement about the bombing of a hospital in afghanistan. the top u.s. general in afghanistan says the strike which killed at least 22 people was requested by afghan forces. originally u.s. officials had said the attack was launched because american forces were being threatened by the taliban. docto

a good day for driving elsewhere. >> flying, possible trouble spots in salt lake city and phoenix. >>> the city of carlsbad, california, is facing a lawsuit filed by a woman who had a violent confrontation with >> video of cindy hahn's arrest shows an officer punching her in the face while trying to handcuff her as her kids watch from the car, she said it all started when she used a police hot line to complain that an officer had cursed at her. she said she was then pulled over for an alleged seat belt violation and arrested. since the release of the video charges against her have been dropped. >>> another punching incident, this one at a youth football game in florida. the man in the black t-shirt a coach for one of the teams facing a battery charge after appearing to hit a referee. police say leo davis was speeding away from the game when he was stopped. davis has told authorities he was trying to break up a fight and that he did not intentionally hit the ref. >>> another high school football player has died after being injured during a game. the 17-year-old passed away yesterday at