. >> reporter: good morning, dan, and paula. the prison where oscar pistorius is serving time for murdering his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, confirms that the olympian was treated at the prison for what they call minor injuries to his wrists. they say he was transferred to a nearby hospital for treatment and taken back to the prison on saturday. they say pistorius denies allegations of a suicide attempt. but this incident will be investigated. oscar pistorius is serving a six-year sentence for the 2013 valentine's day murder. he testified in court that he thought she was an intruder. he was originally found guilty of manslaughter, but that conviction was upgraded to murder last december. he's eligible for parole in three years. paula. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> to our other top story this morning. team usa, ready for rio. day one of the summer olympics proved to be a gold medal day. there are more victories to celebrate. our amy robach is going to have a medal count in a moment. amy begins our coverage this morning. bon gia. good morning to you. >> oh, very nice, paula. i love th

somewhat hawkins. here's where the investigation stands right now, sister paula marrow and margaret held did not police found them dead in their home. no word on how they were killed but police say there were signs of a break-in and a car was miss. >> fox 25's john monahan spoke to sister paula's family earlier tonight. jeong, they told you sister paula was an incredible person. >> that's right, mark. they tell us they were in awe of what she did every day and tell fox 25 that she was not the type of religious person who preached to people, but rather she was the type who rol sleeves and got involved. the two nuns who were tragically killed, spoke about their work in a recent video. >> reporter: two catholic nuns were killed in rural mississippi where they ministered to the poorest of the poor. sister margaret held. >> this is one of the poorest counties in all of mississippi. >> reporter: and sister paula marrow. >> we have worked together for many years. we do what needs to be done. >> reporter: for more than 30 practitioner's in homes and the medical clinic. when they didn't show up f

karla monroig, paula y mi querido ismael cala, y su servidora como su servilleta. vamos a comenzar con este, que a muchos nos va a hacer click. ayer vimos las declaraciones del cantante larry hernÁndez, que se quejaba de que cuando Él tuvo problemas con la ley, los amigos le dieron su apoyo, y cree que lo hicieron por conveniencia, porque habÍa una cÁmara cerca. pero despuÉs ya no habÍa ninguno de ellos mostrar interÉs. larry hernÁndez: ¿para quÉ los quiero a mi lado? los que cuando salÍ me abrazaron, se acercaron nada mÁs para tener una cámara encima, como estaban todas las cÁmaras detrás de mÍ... creo que asÍ llegaron personas a mi vida, cuando reciÉn me pasÓ lo que me pasÓ, porque sabÍan que estaban las cÁmaras ahÍ. a la casa no ha ido ni un artista mÁs que lupillo, que siempre estuvo con mi mamÁ y con kenia. karla: ¿quÉ opinan de estas declaraciones? karla m: es triste. ismael: yo creo que sÍ. nosotros vivimos entre falsos poderes. hay mucha gente que se te acerca y realmente estÁ buscando algo mÁs. es desilusiÓn total que tÚ te des cuenta que tu cÍ

country to make sure they get a december sent wage wsip think we have paula to speak for her experience and what that means to her paula >> (clapping.) >> good morning. i want to again thank the mayor mayor ed lee for being the vera person that was instrumental in making in milestone occur and happen my name is paula i'm a home care worker and worked in the city there are challenges with the rising cost of rental rates and even though i'm covered by rent control i'm still monthly yearly challenged and with different increases that i have incurred in the last few months and years this new legacy life act $15 minimum wage will surely ongoingly help me through my endeavors thank you. >> (clapping.) >> good morning. i'm naomi kelly the city administrator i should tell you that paula was ininstrumental in working with m and mayor schaaf she helped to organize snatches for the measure. >> thank you paula for all your hard work i want to introduce antonio a health care worker an organizing member of unit health care woeft west and worked to race erase the minimum wage and allowing h

morning, paula and dan, and we were there for the spectacular four-hour show last night where i don't know about you, but i got a geography lesson learning names of countries i didn't even know existed, but it was rio at its best. they were celebrating their culture and the best athletes in the world. it was a night to remember at the 2016 rio opening ceremony kicked off by a star-studded opening sequence dazzling fans with a cast of thousands of performing elaborate dances and acrobatics. a spectacular fusion of 3d projection, lights and mechanical creations flooding the stage revealing the rich history of brazil from their indigenous beginnings to settlers and the slave trade. brazil's most famous song, "the girl from ipanema" playing off its biggest star. [ singing in portuguese "the girl from ipanema" ] >> reporter: now retired supermodel returning home for one last sashay and a mix of bossa nova, samba, hip-hop and jazz. over 11,000 athletes from 207 countries streaming into the iconic maracana stadium. one of the biggest cheers going up for team usa led by none other than

morning. >> good morning, paula. some of that heavy rain hitting right in the entertainment district of kansas city. the radar estimates showing over six inches of rain in just a couple of hours. this is one of many cities that seems like in the past mon that's been getting hit with flash floods during the overnight period and that's exactly what happened in the last 12 hours causing chaos in kansas city. overnight a flash flood emergency in kansas city. the storm leaving roads impassable and creating lakes in parking lots. nearly seven inches of rain forcing the city to shut down in some areas. the rushing water waist high, swallowing everything in its path. the floods reeking havoc on underground parking lots. this creek taken over by roaring rapids and rising over ten feet in just one hour. >> this is downtown k.c. right now. >> police busy rescuing stranded residents, some even from the roofs of their cars. torrential downpours also drenching indiana. fast-moving thunderstorms dumping an inch of rain in just 30 minutes. and in iowa, the kader experiencing near record flooding. the t

passengers and 5 crew members, so thankful to those pilots for keeping them alive. paula, back to you. >> pretty extraordinary. i can't imagine looking out the window and seeing that shredded engine. thank you, adrienne. >>> to the other big story this morning. there are significant developments in the deadly shooting of nba star dwyane wade's cousin. she was gunned down in chicago, the victim of cross-fire, all while pushing her baby in a stroller. police say they are questioning three people of interest. in chicago for us this morning. hi, eva. >> reporter: paula, support pouring in for dwyane wade and his family this morning. the murder of his cousin, nykea aldridge, forcing chicago's soaring gun violence issue into the national spotlight. now, wade and others come together this morning says, enough is enough. this morning, a call for change as chicago police search for the gunman who killed the cousin of nba superstar dwyane wade. >> we got a female -- shot in the head. >> reporter: 32-year-old nykea aldridge was pushing her newborn baby in a stroller on chicago's south side when

. >> she is sadly just being a sore loser, paula. and the interesting thing is is what she's referring to is the way that sweden played, and really what they did was they sat in a little bit more, they knew that the u.s. was a stronger team. they took a tactic in soccer that is very smart, very common, they played low pressure defense, and it's frustrating to play against, i get that, and there were some raw emotions with it, but i don't like what she said. a lot of people reacted to it on twitter, of course, and especially those of us who have played on the national team for a long time. we thought it was pretty classless. >> like you say, being gracious in victory and in defeat. to talk about the two sports legends just killi it in rio, katie ledecky, michael phelps, put it in perspective for us. how dominating are their performances in terms of the annals of history of swimming? >> if you start with katie ledecky, i was at that 800-meter swim last night, and you heard matt mentioned it, and, ryan, i think you said something about it. she was 11 seconds ahead of the entire

walk away with so many watchful eyes on the beach. news. paula? > rious crash in littleton. you are looking at 495 where both directions of thwere shut sometime. police tell us that the driver of the suv was ejected into the median and the victim with serious injuries was flown to the hospital in a helicopter. there are still delays the backup southbound 17 miles. >>> new video of a car fire inside the ted williams tunnel. you lanes. a woman gets out before the flames and smoke come into thend picture. and then the mass dot camera fans away, and comes back and you can see the front of the vehicle was in flamed. the driver was driving in a work zone driveway. a worcester police officer confronted him and he tackled the police officer and attempted to gouge out his eyes but the officer was not badly hurt. >>> yesterday, we showed you these three fires, all started by careless smoking, and tonight, we can add yet another to the list. in east boston was caused by careless smoking. you can see the frames rip through the back of the building causing the back porch to collapse. no one was

scenes of paula abdul's comeback concert and what she spilled during her >> later, we get a rare look at j. lo inside the recording studio as mariah carey takes "e.t." on her italian yacht. >>> "suicide squad" had a big weekend. >>> three decades paul abdul is like "straight up." she hasn't performed any of her hits in concert since way back then. this weekend she gave her fans what they've been waiting for. only we were backstage. >> it's been 26 years. let me tell you something, it's different today than it was 25 or so years ago. you have to come back out there and do what you're going to do. >> paula at the festival in hershey, pennsylvania, reminding us of her classic music video. >> i'm happy to be able to come back out and do what i love to do. >> 98 degrees also perfo theer tour. nick lachey made a trip to co-host with kelly. >> it's always a blast. part of the bill joey mcintyre is launching a new scripted comedy for pop tv called "the joey mack project" produced by donny wahlberg. >> it's a great team. we are excited to start shooting the end of the month. going to be a

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wage wsip think we have paula to speak for her experience and what that means to her paula >> (clapping.) >> good morning. i want to again thank the mayor mayor ed lee for being the vera person that was instrumental in making in milestone occur and happen my name is paula i'm a home care worker and worked in the city there are challenges with the rising cost of rental rates and even though i'm covered by rent control i'm still monthly yearly challenged and with different increases that i have incurred in the last few months and years this new legacy life act $15 minimum wage will surely ongoingly help me through my endeavors thank you. >> (clapping.) >> good morning. i'm naomi kelly the city administrator i should tell you that paula was ininstrumental in working with m and mayor schaaf she helped to organize snatches for the measure. >> thank you paula for all your hard work i want to introduce antonio a health care worker an organizing member of unit health care woeft west and worked to race erase the minimum wage and allowing home care workers to apply for overflow room

paula? >> thank you so much, and wbz is the place to be for the pre- season matchup and we'll get you started at 7:30 and kickoff at 8:00, and stick around for the post-game show. >>> and let's bring you to eric fisher also at foxborough and steve just said the words beautiful night to have play football . >> reporter: it's gorgeous, david, and these late august temperatures are nice and warm and couldn't complain at all. 80 at kickoff and the humidity has not been a big problem for us. a pleasant evening and a south southwesterly breeze and all told, stars will be out overhead and stars out on the field as well. a sneak peek for the weekend. we don't want weekend rain per say but we do want the rain. saturday's looking dry and sunday, a chance for a couple of showers especially across western new england but most of we really don't have any rain in the forecast until monday. and with that, a few scattered showers and downpours but the next 10 days, that might be it. we have an updated drought monitor looking at the extremes of the drought across the area. we'll have that for you

margaret held and sister paula merrill in their home on thursday. he has a criminal past spanning three decades. he was released from prison last december. police not yet revealing a motive. >>> u.s. border patrol agents hit the jackpot when they stop twod men they say driving to mexico. they found money. lots of money. more than $3 most of that money was stashed in boxes in the trunk of a volkswagen passat. the two men were arrested under suspicion of currency smuggling. >>> in texas, an airport shuttle bus crashed and was mangled. it veerd off the road after it was struck by a car. the driver was insxwrurpd no passengers were on the bus at the time. damage. >>> we no which teams are going head to head in the 70th little league championship. u.s. bracket winner indwell, knock, are go up against south korea. you with watch the championship match here on abc at 3:00 eastern noon pacific. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow in guam. >> the kids look like professionals. >> knave gotten better over the years. >> getter than i was, for sure. >> we know that. >> i had you play little l league? >>> on the topi

paula abdul backstage for her concert comeback. revealing an on stage mistake. >> i don't know what i was thinking. >> for august 8, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." a showdown for johnny depp and amber herd. >> the divorce is nasty. she leveled charges of abuse for her first face-off with johnny's lawyer. went jack sparrow. >> while in full legal mode, he was on a yacht. >> prepare yourself for rough sees. >> why so late? >> amber, you okay? >> johnny depp, amber herd arrived for her deposition 11:30 a.m., 1 1/2 hours late. the paps were ready to pounce. >> are you nervous about taking a deposition? >> what are your feelings about johnny now? >> what about people who don't believe your claims johnny beat you? >> while amber was in attorneys this weekend, her ex was staying cool. that's how it lo depp was his private yacht sunday, sporting a wild new do and stylish shawl. depp, however, faces serious claims. amber says she is the victim of domestic abuse and johnny gave her this black eye in may. >> it's basically going to be a he said/she said, his word specialist who has rep

wing of orange county's central jail facility, paula revis, serving three years for identity theft and forgery is also preparing for a mother-son reunion. >> here you go. >> i know it's hard for him that i'm in here. i just want him to forgive me that i'm not out there for him, and i want him to know that i'm going to be out there. >> rivas' son is a marine who deployed to afghanistan seven months ago. >> i always wanted my son to join the military, but when you realize that they are going to war and there's nothing you can do, it's not easy. especially being here in jail, you know. he has nothing to come home to. i'm in here, you know. i can't write -- well, i could write him, but it's just difficult, you know. i didn't want him to get a letter with orange county jail stamped on it. >> i look for articles about over there to see. every time i see the newspaper, losing 11, 10 men, i don't know if it's my boy. it's not been easy. >> rivas says she loves her son but has admittedly not been there for him over the years. she was often more focused on drugs than family. >> i was getting

wanted then was to be closer to family, meaning big sister paula. >> she originally just thought, "oh, there's no way i could be a cocktail waitress. i don't even drink." >> reporter: but in a casino town, a cocktail waitress could make good money. so now, at 46, she was a veteran. >> and she would laugh. shauna laughed at herself a lot. you know, she giggled a lot. and she would laugh at herself, and, you know, she'd say, "well, i still don't know, you know, what these cocktails are. you know, i -- i just order 'em and they give them to me and i go take them to the -- the people." >> reporter: but she was good at it. everybody could see that. >> all the customers loved shauna so much. >> why? >> she was a sweet person. >> beautiful. >> reporter: she made close friends. a work family, really, including kelly chapman and stephanie vargas. >> i remember there was one time, i was in the -- i was at one of the bars and i saw her walk by. every single head turned on that bar watching her walk by. and i remember thinking, i'm like, "why don't i look like her?" because men, women, they

stoneham where the nun has family, michael. >> this sister paula merrill's family church in stoneham and her family members who spoke with fox25 are simply devastated over the loss of a person who so beautifully dedicated her life to serving others. sister paula was in rural mississippi for the mississippi for the past 30-plus years ministering and serving as a.nurse prac tish honor to some of the poorest people in the country. when sister paula and sister margaret in this video did not show up for work yesterday morning, police did a welfare check and found the pair dead, reportedly stabbed to death. the car had been taken but local officials out of mississippi now say that police have recovered the vehicle. sister paula's nephew shared pictures of his aunt and his europe saying their family was very close. >> it's sad that people come to this -- whatever moat rates them. you know, i mean, my aunt and sister margaret lived their lives to try to make the world better for the people who have nothing. >> reporter: the investigation and search for sister paula and sister margar

a horrific crime on so many level. this right here is the family church of sister paula merrill. it is right here in stoneham. family members spoke with fox25 person who so beautifully dedicated her lives, life to serving other people. now, sister paula as well as sister margaret held serving as nurse practitioners for some of the poorest people if the country. when sister paula and sister margaret did not show up for work yesterday morning, police did a welfare check and found the pair dead in their home. reportedly stabbed to dea. conducted. their car had been taken but as you mentioned, julie, local police out of mississippi now say they have recovered the vehicle. sister paula's nephew shared pictures of his aunt and mother on a trip last year to why were, saying their family was very close. >> it is sad that people come to this, whatever motivates them. you know, my aunt and sister margaret, lived their lives make the people better for the people >> michael: investigation into finding the killer or killers in terrible case is underway and bring you updates as soon as they break

reaction. only four hours later did he finally tweet out condolences. paula? >> a firestorm david, thank you. speaking of donald trump, he had his first national security briefing 11 days ago. hillary clinton had hers yesterday at an fbi facility near her home in new york. >>> this morning, she's facing questions about whether clinton foundation donors received preferential treatment while she way for her. >> reporter: that's right. these e-mails show information on whether there were direct ties between herself and her family organization. this morning, hillary clinton facing new questions about whether top donors to the clinton foundation received special treatment while she was secretary of state. abc news' exclusively obtained these e-mails between doug band and clinton's inner circle. in one official suggests guests for a state lunch with the chinese president. on the list? executives from three groups that donated millions to the foundation. later, the official requested that one of the guests be seated at vice president biden's table. clinton top aide huma abedin says, i'll

? >> reporter: paula, good morning. yeah, we've been watching those rescues all morning. the situation here is getting worse. this is a road that leads to it's rising fact and it is closing in from every direction. overnight, massive flooding terrorizing louisiana. damaging homes, roads, vehicles. take a look at this dramatic rescue. >> get out. give me a knife, give me a knife. >> reporter: a woman and her dog pulled from this car the moment before it was completely submerged. >> get my dog, get my dog. >> i got your dog. >> oh! together under devastating circumstances. not only are rescue teams rushing to help, neighbors are using their own boats to get people out to safety. as families are forced to evacuate their homes and flee to safety. bringing with them only as much as they can carry. >> we woke up this morning about a foot next to the door. we came back about three hours later and it's about six feet high. >> reporter: you just started grabbing your things and throwing them into trash bags. >> in many cases, that meant their pets. >> we just saved this cat. he was sc

reaching right here in massachusetts. one of the victims, sister paula grew up in stoneham where her sister and other family members still live. >> she was a wonderful, wonderful human being. she worked very hard for the people who needed help. >> reporter: she and sister margaret worked in a mississippi clinic. seen here in one of their you tube videos. and uninsured patients get the medicine they needed. they would administer flu and insulin shots. sister paula moved down south more than 30 years ago when she felt her calling. >> she had a wonderful impact on the people. every year, they used to do back-packs for the schoolkids. they would have a little raffle. rorpt when the nuns didn't show up to work, police went to the home they shared. officers found women murdered from an apparent stack. they need the prayers more than we do at this point in time. >> reporter: her sister says she can only remain positive. >> she is up there. >> reporter: because of her faith in god. >> if i didn't believe that there was a reason and that there would be a greater good to come from this, it wou