captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: trump trouble in the heartland. a new cbs poll shows hillary clinton pulling ahead in a crucial midwest state. voters tell us what it might take for trump to rebound. >> also tonight back to school in what's being done to protect students. >> we're in louisiana where historic floods damaged 60,000 homes. we're in turkey where a teenage terror bomber is suspected of wiping out dozens at a wedding. >> and we'll meet an american paralympian inspiring the next generation. >> when i saw her really motivated to do more stuff than i can do because there is not

disability like he has. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. with the election nearly 11 weeks away, a new cbs battleground tracker poll shows hillary clinton now six points ahead of donald trump in ohio. a crucial state for his campaign. in battleground iowa, a new poll shows clinton and trump are tied. it's the only state in recent have an outright lead. for more on this we turn to our elections director anthony salvanto in washington. anthony. >> reporter: in ohio one of the keys is that clinton continues to do better with democrats than donald trump does with republicans. so he has yet to shore up his base. in the bigger picture, ohio is is indeed critical to donald trump's fortunes this year when you add it to an electoral map and look at all the states donald trump needs to win to get the presidency, right now all of

so to change states he needs to change minds am we asked people, what would donald trump have to do to make you reconsider him. one of the top answers, convince them he's ready to be commander in chief. he's had trouble on that measure. and apologize to people that he has offended which we saw him start to do this week. but for all the talk about trump, it is not all good news for hillary clinton here despite the leads. voters in ohio as elsewhere continue to feel clinton is connected to foreign donors and she continues to get low marks so elaine, even as she has raised doubts about trump for the moment, there are important measures of her own where voters say it still leaves them with questions. >> quijano: anthony sal ant-- salvanto, thank you. following his campaign shakeup last week, donald trump is trying to gain ground on hillary clinton by reaching out to minority voters. here's errol barnett. >> this pitch from donald trump to african-americans made in front of a mostly white audience was meant to boost his support.

your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> reporter: critics say it was a bleak picture of black life in america. today his new campaign manager explained those remarks. >> he is trying to tell americans that we can do better. that maybe hillary cln ton looks as you as voters takes you for granted. i look at you as people. >> reporter: trump's recent slide in the polls is triggering a new minority outreach. on saturday his campaign convened hispanic leaders in new york to serve as an advisory council. but there is no visible change in policy. trump's pledge to build a wall and have mexico pay for it is still prominently placed on his website. clinton raised money today in massachusetts after a judge ruled she must submit written testimony to questions about her email controversy. also today clinton's campaign

special access. >> we have republicans in congress and right wing groups doing everything they can to try to make something out of nothing here. >> now as the race heads into the final months, campaign cash is crucial. last month clinton hauled in more than $52 million. trump about 37 million. elaine, both candidates have a busy week of fund raises and campaign events ahead. >> errol barnett in washington, thank you. >> monday is the first day of scho a zika virus. health officials are monitoring two so called zika zones. in miami beach at least five people have apparently been infected by local mosquitoes. the original zika zone is just across biscayne bay. so far at least 36 people in the area had been infected. the virus can cause severe birth defect. david begnaud has the latest. >> reporter: this afternoon the florida department of health

students from here and one other school in the new zika zone were encouraged to spray themselves before class tomorrow. >> mel knee fishman is principal of south point elementary. >> we don't want it done at the school site. there are kids that have asthma. >> reporter: the miami dade school district handed out protective clothing, long sleeves and pants for students that needed it. the proactive effort taken by the school district have impressed caroll karp w >> i commend their efforts. i think it's fantastic. it's what we should do to protect our children and our whole community. >> reporter: nearly 3300 kids will now be attending school in the 1.5 mile area where local zika transmission has been confirmed on miami beach. ashley beaueregard is six months pregnant. she cancelled her baby shower in miami beach and now worries that her home, 15 minutes north of

vulnerable area. >> yeah, i just feel like, you know, it spread from wynwood to miami beach, cases that we know of. so how many cases that we don't know of that could have, you know, spread further already. >> reporter: tomorrow morning 7600 students in miami dade county will go to school inside of a zika zone. there are now two of those zones in the county. the superintendent of schools told us he thought about relocated the students but decided against it. >> quijano: david begnaud in miami beach, florid the deep south sunday hindering the massive cleanup in louisiana. last week's historic floods killed at least 13 people. 60,000 homes were damaged. manual bojorquez is there. >> reporter: at this distribution center in baton rouge national guard troops have already handed out more than 4,000 meals and 7,000 bottles of water to flood victims. tyra pollard is one of them. >> because water is like

unless you look for it. >> yes, water, water, water. >> reporter: the scope of the disaster is revealed more and more each day. the number of damaged homes jumped to 60,000 this weekend. and applications for federal aid now top 100,000. troops are not only providing relief supplies, but also in some cases comfort. >> i have one lady, for example, she had-- we knew how much she was grateful for the item >> reporter: the troops say as long as they still have supplies to give out, they will be here. as for the week ahead, at least 22 schools will not be able to reopen because of flood damage. president o bma will be here tuesday to see the devastation and offer condolences and support. elaine? >> manual bojorquez in baton rouge, thank you. >> there were more severe storms sunday from the heart of texas to the northeast. the national forecast now from

>> elaine, we're tracking a lot of rain across the eastern half of the country but also along the gulf coast where flash flood watches are still in effect right around san antonio. portions of texas picked up six to 11 inches of rain. and the heavy rain is also starting to move through the northeast. draught stricken areas hopefully picking up around 1 inch of rain accumulation from boston to new york and d.c. through monday afternoon. and this cold front moves off the coast here, out to sea, high pressure in control back to the west and midwest and schooler temperatures flooding into the eastern half of the country, while in the south that stationary front will still be over texas and louisiana but soon will wash out flooding threat diminishes, the pacific northwest, you have had intense heat the last several days, finally relief and cooler temps to start the week. >> quijano: pamela, thank you. >> in california, more than 10,000 firefighters spent the weekend trying to put out six large wildfires, an hour east of los angeles fire officials are

300 buildings including more than 100 homes. mireya villarreal is there. >> reporter: outside san bernardino the blue cut fire exploded out of control, roaring through the cajon pass like a runaway train. today thousands who were evac yited are anxious to see whether their homes were among the 300 structures destroyed in this fire. in northern california, the clayton fire tor through 4,000 acres and almost including matthew porters. he was tending to the u.s. olympic fencing team's equipment in rio when he heard the news. >> coming to see it, difference between knowing it mentally and when you come and see it, that is when it kicks in. >> along the coast the chim nee fire is threatening the historic hersth cassell in san luis obispo. fires have burned through a lined 36,000 exaikers in just one week these fire fires fueled

strong winds and years of draught destroyed nearly 100,000 acres. >> as long as we have these conditions, we're going to see intense fires. >> costa dillon is with the national park service. >> we used to think in southern california that the santa anna wind season in the fall is when fires were at their greatest danger. now it's all the time. >> reporter: the blue cult fire is mostly contained but fire observations tell us it is still too dangerous for people to come back home who live in this area. >> mireya villarreal, thank you. >> overseas in turkey, isis is being blamed for a horrific attack at a wedding. a suicide bomb killed at least 50 people saturday and wounded anotherly 70 others. turkey's president says the bomber was as young as 12 years old. the groom was injured, the bride not hurt. holly williams is in istanbul. >> reporter: less than a day after a wedding party became the scene of a massacre, they buried

the syrian border and isis is the most likely culprit according to tur co's president. so far the extremists haven't claimed responsibility. but this explosion comes just weeks after three suspected isis terrorists detonated themselves in is stand beul's main airport, leaving nearly 50 dead. and it's been only a month since an attempted military coup saw tanks on city streets. and explosions tear through turkey's parliament building. the turkish authorities blame the failed coupon fethullah gu len an islamic cleric who lives in exile in pennsylvania, gu llen denies it but the turkish government is deny -- demanding his extra daition and many believe the u.s. supported the

of attacks and political upheaval, next week vice president swroa biden will visit the country to try to repair relations with one of america's most important allies in the fight against isis. elaine? >> quijano: holly williams in istanbul, thank you. after more than two weeks in rio, the summer olympics come to a close. teamu sa is heading home with the most medals. ben tracy is covering the games for us in rio. >> reporter: it was go women's basketball team. they dominated spain and kept teamu sa's 20 year long winning streak alive. as expected, the men's basketball team won its own gold today fok knocking off serbian. american shocker stevenson,-- shakur steven sorn punched his way to silver in ban tamweight boxing. but the only competition that seemed to matter in rio this weekend was soccer. the host country beat germany it

pride after a humiliating loss in the 2014 world cup. now all that's left is the closing ceremony. four-time gold medalist simone biles will carry the flag for teamu sa. >> i'm very honored that they got to select me but one of my biggest worries is i'm afraid the flag is tbing to be too heavy for me. i'm a little short, so i'm worried about that but i think they will guide me through it. >> biles was selected by teammates and will be the t at the closing ceremony. once the torch is out here in rio, all the focus will go to the 2020 games held in tokyo. elaine? >> quijano: ben tracy in rio, thank you. >> coming up next, her mom says this is what happened when she

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am bell lost his leg after a train accident when he was ten. after receiving a prosthetic, belgian to play wheelchair basketball. >> i tried a bunch of different types of sports, basketball, football, track, all types of things. i just fell in love with the basketball. >> reporter: and now before going for gold in rio, bell took a break from practice to give back to those who made his childhood dream possible. at shriner's hospital for helped him 17 years earlier. >> hopefully being a fellow shriner child as well kind of shows them, you know, life is not over. i want to work with kids with disabilities or even kids without disabilities and hopefully coach them, help them get into a sport so they have, you know, an extra avenue for something to do when they are younger. >> reporter: amanda hoegle is a recreational therapist. >> adaptive sports is really critical, not just physically,

helps with strengthening muscles but also socialally and emotionally for our kids. >> i think it's so much fun it is my favorite thing about coming here to shriners and i always look forward to doing it. >> britainy fajtick broke her back when she was ten. in addition to occupational therapy she has been dancing and playing wheelchair basketball to get back on her feet. >> when i saw him it motivated me to do more stuff than i can do because there are not very many olympians that disability like he does. >> pushing himself will carry the hope of future generations of paralympians back home. >> thank you for the gift. i will take it to rio with me. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, rio. >> quijano: cheering for brian, britainy and teamusa. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." the new continues now on our 24