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the law requiring voters to bring a photo i.d. was struck down by an appeals court that found it was racially discriminatory. in tennessee officials at vanderbilt university won a battle to change the name of a residents hall. confederate memorial hall will be renamed because of the associations with the civil war and slavery. the united daughters of confederacy tried to block the change. a court said vanderbilt could change the name as long as it repays the money. the olympics they were singing in the rain for part of the night in rio. a downpour brought action on the track and field competition to a halt for about 25 minutes. some of the events were pushed back, but it did not dampen the excitement. a dive at the finish line allowed shaunae miller to win.
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was looking for a record fifth gold medal in the event. and felix was one of six for the u.s. raising the total to 75. that's 29 more than china in second place. it's a big deal when we go an entire day without scoring a gold medal. that was the case on monday for the u.s. that number stays at 26. great writtbritain has 16 gold medals. >> simone biles goes for the another medal at the games. she's considered the favorite in the floor exercise today. >> and bolt goes for his second gold. he's competing in his favorite event, the 200 meter dash. i should mention that the domination of these game get underway today. today is the day. day 11 there's a track and field runner who is probably not going to make it out of the semis.
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>> we'll update you on this. it's a happy day in kansas city. baseball's defending champions found a rallying man tis. >> the royals have been struggled, and their first good luck charm passed away friday, a preying mantis. another one appeared in detroit, and it looks like the magic worked. >> it worked, at least for one night. kansas city won 3 -- look at that kid's eyes. mesmerized by the little mantis. >> that's a level of superstition. >> coming up an alert for parents of newborns this morning. >> why you may be putting your baby to bed the wrong way. plus this. >> the giz wiz back to school gadgets, backpacks. some with l.e.d.s, chrome book memory and a hamburger
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changes everything. ♪ medical news. a new study finds pregnant women who took a common pain medication had a greater risk of having children with behavior issues. women who took acease min fin had an increased risk in emotional problems. the researchers said the overall risk was relatively small. an alert for parents of knew importants. a study shows many babies are being placed on their sides or stomachs to sleep increasing the risk of sudden infant death syndrome. they should be placed on their back. one thing we're learning about the mental health. >> few have done more to shine a
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kate. making children's mental health her personal message. the duchess sending a powerful message saying they would help their little ones with their mental health. releasing a new statement saying both william and i feel very strongly that we wouldn't hesitate to get expert support for george and charlotte if they need it. >> kate is making a powerful statement with this message. she's sending a clear message to other parents that they should not be worried to seek help because she would seek help. >> reporter: the mother of two speaking out about an issue close to her heart. mental health in children. and shining a light on a series of pod casts called child in mind by one of her charities. kate trying to help parents understand that with the right care, kids may overcome their issues, saying some children are tackling tough times without the support that can help them
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are scared to ask. it doesn't need to be like this. >> mental health is just as important as physical health. >> reporter: she's long been a champion for bringing awareness to mental health, and she is not alone. william and harry are also on board. >> let's get our heads together and change the conversation of mental health. >> reporter: and the royal trio are on a mission as they try to stamp out the sigma surrounding mental health. hoping their star power will make a difference. >> coming up, the most wonderful time of the year, and for many parents, that's when the kids head back to school. >> we have the latest must have gadgets to start the school year off right. you're watching "world news now." "world ne
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♪ >> believe it or not, we are nearing back to school season. it means back to school shopping and dick is here to show us some of the high-tech items on the menu this year. what do you have for us? >> high-tech for little kids. you know how i love l.e.d.s. this i
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hang on. while you look at that, i'll turn this on. this is for girls, and these are the lightup fairy flier wings. >> you say that's for girls, but i grew up as a tomboy. i would want this one. i'm going to -- >> those are around $44. bixbee has a program. for every backpack they sell, they give a school bag with supplies to a needy child. >> this is for normal adults. >> normal adults and kids going back to school, especially college, this is from e bags. it's a new slim laptop backpack. down here we have the ac garage. that's for the heavy duty cables. on the side if you want to carry a water bottle, a zipper pouch for that. to stay organized, a pocket for just about everything, many of them see through. >> i have
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large bags organized. i love all the pockets. >> exactly. this can be for the school books, and there's a pocket for a tablet or a laptop. >> if i had this, i wouldn't have to find my phone. >> it doesn't have l.e.d. wings. it's a tradeoff. chrome books are more than 50% of the school market now. so a chrome book is not a windows machine, but it does a lot of things. videos here from the last time we were here. it's a beautiful keyboard. it has -- you can download videos to it. >> so this is kind of a midway. it's not a full blown -- >> it uses chrome os. so in school you'll be using wi-fi. you can download programs and then use itoff line, but mostly online. the'
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but because of that, this is all the first all aluminum chrome book by them. it's called the chrome 14. >> and it's very light. >> and it's under $300. >> that's also a plus. >> the new asa chrome 14. >> speaking of light -- >> yes. most new android devices have something built in called on the go. >> a mini usb? >> yes. this goes into the android phone or tablet. this is 32 gigabytes of memory. this side is a regular usb. now you can transfer files between phone and tablets. >> and the computer. that's great. >> isn't that neat? >> so tiny. >> and $12. that's amazing. and that one is $64. they're both from
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you were talking about the hamburger. >> no. >> this guy made her hungry. >> it's a company called yummy. they're yummy purses. there's a magnet. there are zippers so you can put clips and things in it. there was a peanut butter and jel jelly here, and the crew ate them. they're 3-d printed. they run $8 to $16. >>. >> three your supplies in it, maybe your usb port. >> and you hang it on the bag. it's a creagreat conversation starter for back to school. >> i love that, but this is my favorite. >> the military wings for her. >> dick, thank you so much. you can check out his website.
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k-y touch. ♪ ♪ it'll be on the list. two months ago, of course, today the newest disney theme park opened in mainland china. it's the company's most expensive overseas investment, and it's paying off. >> more than a million people have visited shanghai disney since it opened the doors in june. >> reporter: this is shanghai disney resort. it's the fifth resort for the abc's parent hocompany. a $5.5 billion price tag. 330 million people in a
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more and more disposable income. >> if they even get a fraction of the people into the park it has a potential to increase the revenue. >> the stakes are high. >> they spent five years building it. many more in negotiations. that alone makes this a huge, huge expense both human and dollar wise for disney. that means there is an incredible amount at stake here. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and though the stories are classically disney, there's the chinese twist like with snow white's dwarves, off to work they go. this time in mandarin. >> it's about bridging the culture and help our team understand what the chinese guests want and what is their cultural. >> reporter: this is the cultural analy
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disneyland. what's the difference? >> from my understanding, it's because america has a history. we know disney stories. they grew up with us. for us, it's hard for us to for us to make this experience that even when you don't know the characters, you feel excited to see them. >> reporter: she thoughs me tsh wandering moon tea house. >> this is inspired by chinese forest. >> reporter: that pride making this park entirely unique. and that may just be the key to a fairy tale ending. they went big. >> i kind of want to go just to hear the disney songs in mandarin. >> it would be kind of cool.
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this morning on "world news now," donald trump's proposed test. the republican nominee rolls out his plan to test anyone looking to stay in the u.s. trump is touching upon other topics in his foreign policy speech and is being accused of revisionist history. >> severe weather across multiple regions overnight. a storm system in the midwest spurred a damaging tornado in indiana as the flood waters in louisiana continue to rise even after the rains have gone. and police have arrested a suspected arsonist wanted for the california wildfire. thousands forced to leave their homes as the flames keep rooring. >> in rio they were sliding away at the track. the heavy rain putting a damper on some

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