[cheers] our aims, the aims of this republican crusade are clear: to sweep from office an administration has fastened on every one of us the wastefulness, the argance and corruption in high places, the heavy burdens and anxieties which are the bitter fruit of a party too long in power. [cheers] much more than this, it is our aim to give to our country a program of progressive policies drawn from our finest republican traditions; to unite us wherever we have been divided; to strengthen freedom wherever among any group is has been weakened; to build a sure foundation for sound prosperity for all here at home and for a just and sure peace throughout our world. [cheers] to achieve these aims we must have total victory; we must have more republicans in our state and local offices; more republican governments in our states. [cheers] a republican majority in the united states house of representatives and in the united states senate; and, of course, a republican in the white house. [cheers] today is the first day of this great battle. [cheers] the road that leads to november is a fighting road.

jennifer patterson/ aim high academy founder "tears of joy, laughter. these kids are so happy and i couldn't be happier, that makes me happy. " a 1-million dollar donation from businessman tom naugle made it possible. patterson says this is just the beginning for her faith-based non-profit. " we want gymnastics to be available for all kids." she plans to open satellite campuses in north options. but for now,.the gymnasts are grateful for to be together under one roof again. jamarie wilson/aim high academy " i feel at home. i see the olympic sign and the american flag." and she sees a future in gymnastics, where the sky's the limit. sheridan ramsey;/aim high academy "i just gotta thank god and everybody who's helped us get this gym." ((paul joncich)) >>> it's something you'll tree trimmer in las vegas./// ((christianne klein)) >> a new report by triple-a reveals the growing dangers of debris-related crashes. what experts say you can do to keep yourself and other drivers safe./// announcer: now, >>> a landscaper is lucky to be alive... after getting trapp

>> ready, aim, fire! ready, aim, fire! ready, aim, fire,! fire! >> let's go! [gunfire] >> ready, aim, fire! >> traitors. [marching drums] [gunfire] i am from westfield, indiana. it is about 20 miles north of indianapolis, indiana. >> what brings you all this way? >> i was here for the 140th battle and the opportunity to participate and view the 150th reenactment of this battle at fredericksburg, you only see something like this once in a lifetime. >> i'm from virginia. >> why are you doing what you are doing here today? >> we enjoy interpreting history. >> how do you determine how you are dressed? >> we do a lot of research. we make sure everything we have is period correct. it may not be original because you don't want to take anything original out, but we make sure it is as original as possible. >> the man never talks, he was do the talking for him, even during the civil war. >> what a gentleman. as in 1860, as in happy wife, 1812, happy life. this is my first street battle. it is wonderful. the historical places in fredericksburg are glorious. it is more th

your assailant may aim wide at the corner, as we see here.ut the ricocheting bullets almost parallel to the wall could kill you as easily as they burst these balloons. the lessons taught by these demonstrations might someday save your life. dispatcher: attention units 54 and 55, we have a 1090 at the national bank. first unit at the scene, do not enter into the backup unit arrives. >> this is unit 54 responding. >> many police departments now authorize shotguns to be carried in patrol cars. as a safety precaution, they usually do not have a shell in the chamber. officers may forget to release the action so that they may charge the weapon. sometimes this only causes a momentary delay, but in an unexpected confrontation, these seconds could be vital. shotgun instruction, especially with newly-issued weapons, must begin with the row training in handling and loading. releasing the action must become a reflex move, even under stress. firing ranges and courses for shotgun training may vary. all, however, qualify in two basic positions. offhand fire

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a shotgun does not have to be aimed carefully.hen there is no time to aim, you can whirl, fire and blow the guy away. the better you understand the weapons available to you, the better-equipped you will be to do your job. for example, not one officer in 10 has a clear idea of how bullets ricochet. this applies to your .38 and your shotgun pellets. most people think that a bullet will ricochet off the surface at the same angle it hit the surface, sort of like a billiard ball. but after it hits the surface, the bullet or group of pellets tend to follow pretty close to the surface they hit. [gunshot] >> the pellets hit the pavement, and even though they had a close angle, not one of them struck the car. once you leave your car with a shotgun in your hand, you have got it for good or bad. you may not fire it, but you sure as hell are committed to hanging on to it. in that situation, the officer's car is on the other side of the shopping center. the suspect is resisting arrest. he knows that the cop will not fire the shotgun with so ma

he will aim for a historic third title in the relay. backa says it is ready to a cease-fire in aleppo, syria, this is the footage of a young boy's rescued from the aftermath of airstrikes pose a haunting reminder of the war. germany's integration debate heats up. interior minister says he supports a partial ban. anchor: we begin in rio where you saying both sprinted his way to olympic gold again. he won the men's 200 meter final. the superstar finished in 19.78 seconds. that was impressive but not enough to break his own world record. won bronze coming in third after the canadian. our sports editor has more from rio. reporter: usain bolt and bob marley, jamaica's biggest stars united in spirit. usain bolt took his victory lap around the stadium to the sound of the reggae legend following his gold medal in the men's 200 meter race. a rock star celebration for the world's fastest man. usain bolt finished in 19.78 seconds ahead of canada and france. free usain bolt, this makes the eighth olympic gold medal of his career which means he stil

the expedition has achieved its aim. >> you see it? >> oh, wow. steffen: now we've finally found saigas. we've traveled a long way. they've hidden in a place that's very hard to reach. on our way we've seen that there are now at least 2000 saigas. inga: the animals have gathered 1000 kilometers deep in the steppe to bear their young. most of the calves are already on their legs, and they're evidently doing well. now the scientists can start the real work. that includes weighing and measuring the calves. steffen: we want to carry out conventional monitoring on the state of the calves. in other words, to find out how many there are, the density of the calf population, in order to see how reproduction is going. inga: a tissue sample should show whether there are pasteurella bacteria in the calves' bodies, the usually harmless bacteria that became lethal pathogens last year, killing all the animals. steffen: basically we're where we were ten years ago. and these mass die-offs can happen again. to preserve this species, it's very important to understan

the aim is to let others in the same situation know they are not alo alone. the cancer notes website was created by toru kishida. when he was 25 he found out he had testicular and lymphatic cancer. he underwent chemotherapy and had two srgs over an eight-month period. the cure worked. but it has affected his chances of having children. >> i thought i was going to die without having contributed anything to society. i thought it was my fault. and i cut myself off from everyone. >> reporter: he became a recluse, but then he came across articles on the net in which young cancer patients describe their experiences. he wished he could talk with them. this gave him the idea of inviting guests to speak and streaming the conversations online. >> translator: when i learned i had cancer, the only thing i could think of was i would be exposed to radiation. i thought i could never get married or have children. >> translator: this is a show for people who are fighting cancer. they may not be able to go outside. but i hope i can cheer them up via the internet. >> reporter:

we'll tell you about an event aimed at giving you a voice to stop the violence in our city.that's all ahead on live at daybreak. good sunday morning to you at five o'clock... i'm julia fello.and i'm brian niznansky. make sure you have your headlights on when venturing out this morning. the fog should lift by 10 am. skies eventually become mostly sunny today and it will still be humid. highs today will be new this morning-milwaukee police are working to find out who shot a 30-year-old man to death in the city's harambee neighborhood.the man was shot last night near palmer and wright.the victim died at the scene despite life saving efforts by made by police and hospital after being shot on the city's north side early this morning.the shooting happened at 34th and silver spring drive just before one o'clock.police say the man was taken to froedtert hospital where he's in stable a wake will be held today in mississippi for the two nuns found murdered inside their home thursday.one of the victims was sister margaret held of the school sisters of saint francis.police say the they were the m

michael phelps makes history in dramatic fashion and america's golden girl from franklin aims for a big come back. "nightly news" begins right now.back. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >> good evening from the olympic park in baja. americans with a chance to increase their medal count in just a moment. let's begin with what police in florida unimaginable accident, the fatal shooting of a civilian volunteer as she took part in a police academy training drill, the 74-year-old woman seen moments before she was killed when real bullets were somehow fired in what was supposed to be a demonstration. how does something like that happen? keri sanders tonight from punta gorda with late details. >> reporter: 73-year-old mary knowlton a retired librarian, married 55 years with her attended a community event on tuesday, gary witnessed in disbelief as this punta gorda police officer dressed as a criminal during a role playing exercise shot gary's wife, first in the shoulder and then a

. >>> taking aim at the obama administration. >> you just wonder who's making decisions like this?slamming the president and hillary clinton for that secret cash payment nidemade to iran. and she's calling it old news. >> welcome back to the gap. >> it's like something right out of "minority report." unlocking your phone with your eyes. here's the question we're asking today. is it safe? what you need to know when we come back. >>> good morning friends. well, more than 2,000 people are out of a job after the trump taj mahal announced it is closing doors for good in at lalantic c. and they say the taj is losing millions of dollars a month. the taj mahal is the city's fifth casino to close since 2014. donald trump is adamant about one thing this election season, but is he right? >> i'm afraid the election's going to be rigged. i have to be honest. >> the department of homeland security now confirming overnight that electronic voting machines complicate the cyber security process. and their actively wurking to protect those systems from getting hacked after a string of embarrassing le

he will aim for a historic third title in the relay.backa says it is ready to a cease-fire in aleppo, syria, this is the footage of a young boy's rescued from the aftermath of airstrikes pose a haunting reminder of the war. germany's integration debate heats up. interior minister says he supports a partial ban.

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donald trump takes aim at the so-called islamic state with a major speech on security. the republican candidate tells crowds he will shut down isis on social media and that he will work with nato and russia to defeat them on the ground. the speech marks trump's attempt to stop his slide in the opinion polls. also coming up, another french seaside resort banned the so-called burkini, a modest swimsuit popular with muslims. and finally, kidnapped as a newborn and raised by strangers. the incredible case of a girl in capetown, as the woman she thought was her mother is sent to jail. sarah: i'm sarah kelly, welcome to the program. last week, donald trump said that barack obama and hillary clinton found the -- founded the islamic state. this week, he's telling america how to shut the terrorist organization down. in a major security speech in ohio, trump laid out his plans to fight the islamist group on all fronts. in a moment, we will cross live to d.w.'s richard walker for analysis. first, let's hear the tough words he had on u.s. immigration policy under a trump presidency

the aim is to encourage them to increase their lending to businesses and individuals. borrowing costs in general have come down during the past six months, pushing mortgage rates to record low levels. many people have taken the cue and refinanced their home loans. companies are also taking advantage of low interest rates by issuing corporate bonds. analysts at major brokerage nomura securities say total corporate bonds issued in japan from january to july reached $59 billion. that's about $15 billion more from the same period last year. but the negative rate policy is starting to hurt the profitability of commercial banks. boj officials say they'll review the benefits and side effects of their monetary measures including the negative rate at their upcoming meeting in september. >>> switzerland has come in at the top of the list of innovative countries compiled by an agency of the united nations. the organization says a number of new products and services created through innovation have led to the country's economic growth. every year the world intellectual property org

many say it's aimed at scott eastwood. they may be known for their hit "bye, bye, bye." ? >> but hello! now 'n sync is all back together. >> there will be an 'n sync reunion. sorry, they're not reuniting, but all of the guys including justin timberlake who brought chasez. the iconic show parting ways with three cast members before the anticipated 42nd season. the second youngest cast member to ever join the show known for his impersonations of barack obama and jay-z. taylor for his impressions of donald trump. >> you have the same interior decorator as saddam hussein. >> and john all exiting the show. no reason given for the shake-up, but he tweeted a big thank you to all of his fans. >>> also trending today this olympic moment gone viral. swimmer michael phelps giving his opponent the "star wars" death stare. >> talk about game face. he was looking to get into his head before the qualifying race and phelps was having no part of it. >> more must-see olympics goes down today as team usa goes for gold in women's gymnastics. >> this is how the most elite gymnasts on the plane

they say lopez sanchez found the gun and was aiming at sea lions when a bullet ricocheted and hit steinle. >> there's no case that's ever been prosecuted in san francisco based on a ricochet bullet hitting another surface that we're aware of. >> the public defender and da's office says actual testimony won't start until next year. because of pretrial motions and scheduling conflicts over the holidays. the steinle case prompted sharp criticism on century city policy and lack of cooperation with federal immigration policy. >>> website the daily beast has apologized and taken down an article that some say could have outed gay athletes at the rio games. the website reporter who was a straight man used a gay dating

he spent some time year before jpl, and then our last, currently with aims. and let's go to bill. will moderate our panel and give us some great stories. thanks, bill. [applause] bill: thanks, everybody, and this is a great opportunity,

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as we can aim toward as we go about our work. angles we can use to align the resources that we do have at our disposal and to check the regulation that we promulgate. the president when he came in set a moonshot goal for the nation to become first in the world and the percentage of young people with post secondary degrees. to get there, we need to change not just bit traditional sense of getting more students into traditional institutions, we are not going to get there by doing old things the same way. we have to innovate. to reach that goal, we have been working hard on an innovation agenda in higher education that has involved many of you in the room. we are grateful for that support. we are not going to get to that aspirational goal without innovation and without doing things differently in service to that goal. i would give the grade "incomplete." [laughter] >> with an a for effort. >> as you all know, this is a long game. we have a number of things started that will continue to bear fruit. the fruits of that effort probably

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the day aims to pay tribute to those doing dangerous work with n.g.o.'s. officials warn even though they can mobilize almost immediately, funds are lacking to meet the huge demands for aid. >> we have the capacity, we have the skills, we have the people to be able to deliver. people with real life-saving and protection needs tonight. we're nowhere near funded enough to meet the needs that will be identified and assessed. reporter: in the central african republic, for example, where a civil war has caused millions to flee their homes. sudan too where n.g.o.'s delivers medication. aid is being blocked from reaching the key city of owe leapto. they can't get help to those who need it. they were granted asylum in germany. now, they're at the u.n. headquarters in new york to ask global leaders to take a hard look of their role in the syrian conflict. >> i'd like them to put themselves into my place, let them put themselves in my children's place. can anyone imagine seeing their child be torn into pieces in front of them? reporter: here, this family will be tell

taking aim at president obama and his foreign policy agenda. to a crowd of supporters.. trump suggested that the president and rival hillary clinton.. terrorist group... this was not the first time that trump has connected the president and his democratic opponent to isis. yesterday.. hillary clinton publicly responded to trump's comments on the "second amendment." on tuesday.. trump suggested that quote -- "second amendment people" could possibly stop clinton from nominating president. yesterday.. she told a crowd of more than 16- hundred supporters that trump's comments crossed a line... today.. clinton will be in michigan for a speech on working families. if you have a peanut butter allergy -- it's not the end of your nutty days. scientists have found a way to get over it... first it was ghostbusters.. and now another classic is getting an all- girls remake. that's just ahead in the morning juice.. 12 today will be back in two marijuana and the ballot box. soon...and why its important to you. donald trump just can't stop himself from staying trouble.out of just can't

certainly, you know, bs are good too, but aim for the as and that'll get you there.m that is also then, what else is going to enrich your experience? not so much to just get the resume ready, but i think it's important for students to start to also think about, like, "what really excites me?" right? "what am i really good at? what can i try?" and so, they can use summers, after school programs to exercise that, whether it be with the local church, maybe a park. and just look for those opportunities where maybe they're just trying things for the first time. that leads often to love of a new activity, and sometimes it's when you connect that to school life that just--it just takes off. students--and what you really want to instill is a life--a commitment to learning, but a real love for it, you know? that when you're driven, and gaining, and achieving something that that then propels you onto that next step. and so, early on, it's really important to get that kind of--to have students really connect with that value and have that be part of their life. damian: and when

this is now aim high academy's new home. and when sheridan heard this -- >> i was speechless and i just started crying. i don't know. i've always wanted a gym like this. like a relief. >> reporter: and jamari -- >> i feel at home. i see the olympic sign and the american flag -- >> reporter: you could just tell where being tougher might take these kids yet. john donvan, abc news. >> thank you for watching tonight. "gma" and this week in the ? on 'american medicine today' we speak with rupert isaacson, author of 'the long ride home". he shares an innovative technique to teaching autistic children called the movement method. find out how expensive therapies can become a thing of the past. then we visit with judy shoemaker and hear how debilitating back pain kept her from living an active life. after gaining much-needed relief from the exclusive patented bonati spine procedures she and her dogs are back to doing what they love. then i speak with dr. bonati

. >> reporter: instructors here say it is a part of a comprehensive education program aimed at turning out good cops. >> we are always training. our sheriff always stresses if you are not learning something new that you're falling behind. >> reporter: on sunday 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick said a part of the reason why he did not stand to the national anthem is due to high- profile cases of police shootings. saying that there didn't seem to be enough training for all officers. >> you have people that practice law to be our lawyers going to school for eight years, but you can become a cop in six months and don't have to have the same amount of training as a cosmetologist. that is insane. >> and the alameda county sheriff's office responded with this facebook post, which went viral. >> our facebook page is well over 800,000 hits in a day. >> reporter: the post invites kaepernick to see the training for himself. j.d. nelson from the sheriff's office says that the post was made with sincerity. >> so we said you know, let's get him out here. let's talk about it. let's open the dialogu

what you have in many states is a serious work program aimed at welfare mothers. talking ink anne is about is efforts really to econstruct the kind of work programs that states have under the waiver system and also the jobs. we need to go back to an idea that there has to be an actual welfare ram aimed at mothers with a structure that allows experimentation. there has to be a federal structure of goals that means his program is aimed at the things that we want to lead to and come out of welfare. the way things's are going. clearly we need to do that. have something beyond a work participation standard. he other thing i want to do, i would like to see, i think eloise already said this. extend welfare reform beyond welfare mothers which is it addressed in the 90s. we need to have welfare reform for men. eloise is really talking about. y previous book has been referred how one can do that by system e child support and the justice system. hese systems are aimed at punishing men. we don't create an institution for them to do that. to do is to have work programs aimed a

. >> reporter: clinton is expected to take aim at trump's so-called divisive view of america when she returns to the public eye tomorrow in nevada. brian webb for cbs news. >>> in livermore two charter schools lost hundreds of students in weeks after troublingages surfaced and just last night the school board made clear that change must come. they issued a notice of violation to the tri-valley learning corporation. the organization running both charter schools. among the allegations irregularities in the budget process, unpaid obligations and charging illegal tuition to exchange students. many parents feel the damage is done. >> i think that the information isn't all accurate. and i think that we all have the best interests of the kids at heart and i just want to move forward. >> i totally understand why parents have pulled their students out. they're frustrated. they feel that the corporation isn't responding to them. they feel the corporation isn't trustworthy any longer. and i'm one of them. >> the livermore school board says that despite previous warnings on the recent notice of v

this is now aim high academy's new home.eard this -- >> i was speechless and i just started crying. i don't know. i've always wanted a gym like this. like a relief. >> reporter: and jamari -- >> i feel at home. i see the olympic sign and the american flag -- >> reporter: you could just tell where being tougher might take these kids yet. john donvan, abc news. >> thank you for watching tonight. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecelia vega. have a great saturday. tsunami. out rage in a south bay neighborhood over a proposed cell phone tower. >>> the search for the driver of this car after a north bay accident that left a woman impaled. >>> businesses and residents on alert in the east bay after a rash of b.b. gun attacks. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> breaking is in in duck lynch sheriff's deputies are trying to find a missing seven-year-old boy. the sheriff's office says the boy disappeared this morning and believe his noncustodial mother and uncle took him. the throw may be in a 1998 lincoln mark v sedan, calif

this is now aim high academy's new home. and when sheridan heard this -- >> i was speechless and i just started crying. i don't know. i've always wanted a gym like this. like a relief. >> reporter: and jamari -- >> i feel at home. i see the olympic sign and the american flag -- >> reporter: you could just tell where being tougher might take these kids yet. john donvan, abc news. >> thank you for watching tonight. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecelia vega. >>> abc 15 breaking news. >>> we begin with the breaking news from the abc 15 live desk, a drowning at the salt river. right now they're only saying it's a male of unknown age. the person died after being pulled from the river near gilbert road. no other information is being released at this time. we're making calls in the news room, and we'll bring the information as it comes in. >>> and more brea mcso working on a barricade situation. they tweeted out this photo. their swat team and unincorporated area near mesa near university and crimson. there may be someb

this is now aim high academy's new home. and when sheridan heard this -- >> i was speechless and i just started crying. i don't know. i've always wanted a gym like this. like a relief. >> reporte >> i feel at home. i see the olympic sign and the american flag -- >> reporter: you could just tell where being tougher might take these kids yet. john donvan, abc news. >> thank you for watching tonight. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecelia vega. danger. the new threat from wildfires -- setting the headlines ablaze. nats screaming sheer panic -- caught on camera. in north carolina -- police are desperate to find the person -- accused of opening fire -- inside a mall. -- sending shoppers running for their lives. but first -- you put your trust in metro's finest. you expect them to protect them is behind bars -- accused of possessing child pornography. good evening -- and welcome to 13 action news, live at six. i'm christopher king. the las vegas metropolitan police department -- is investigating one of their very own. o

this is now aim high academy's new home.eard this -- >> i was speechless and i just started crying. i don't know. i've always wanted a gym like this. like a relief. >> reporter: and jamari -- >> i feel at home. i see the olympic sign and the american flag -- >> reporter: you could just tell where being tougher might take these kids yet. john donvan, abc news. >> thank you for watching tonight. "gma" and this week in the morning. i'm cecelia vega. have a great saturday. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache,

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