allen is in the general population unit.e be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed in the house of correction. you would be at bridgewater which is where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse control. when he gets ramped up, he's uncontrollable to bring down. so there are issues. sometimes he's in much more need of mental health to be seen with them and get back down to a calming state. >> no touch and move. okay. you rubbed all over that [ bleep ] dog. okay. it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> while housing corey provides a correctional challenge for staff, sharing a cell with angel fuentes, a friend from the streets, has made time go by a little easier for everyone. >> we've known each other for seven, eight years. he's a riot. he's a riot in here laughing all night, giggling. i do

and on that note, you know, with john allen, you know, i think john allen's service to the country wasuperb in uniform. he went back in and tried to run this strategy for this president, and the problem was exacerbated with the refugee flows under that time. so there's a lot at stake here for our country. >> i couldn't agree with you more, and i really appreciate it. thanks so much for being with us, general flynn. we appreciate it as always. thank you. >>> when we come back, the associated press is now reporting that a group associated with black lives matter has now released an agenda. some of their demands are downright shocking. so the question is why does president obama invite this group into the white house and the oval office, and why is hillary seeking their advice? that and more tonight on this busy news night. at carrabba's, we've never celebrated our grill like this. for a short time, choose two or three grilled favorites on one plate - like chicken bryan and linguine positano starting at just $15.99. carrabba's. this is how you do italian. try cool mint zantac. hey, need f

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craig allen will be arraigned tomorrow. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> a dock worker is recovering after slipping and falling about 10 feet aboard a navy ship. sky 7 hd shows san francisco firefighters putting him into an ambulance. it happened this afternoon on the mid deck of the ship in the dogpatch neighborhood. the fire department videoed the rescue and a rope cyst temperature to raise him up and pull him out. the victim works for the private dock. he is not in the navy. the power is back on after a large pg & e outage in san francisco started around 5:30. and 20,000 customers in the south of market area seen on the map were in the dark. pg & e told abc 7 news it is still trying to figure out the cause. >> california mayor accused of playing strip poker with children is under increasing pressure to resign. video shows fbi agents arresting stockton mayor, anthony silva at the silver lake campsite early this morning. charged with crimes against children at the youth camp. abc 7 news reporter, laura anthony traveled to stock

allen: are you going to run? lynn: i'm not going to run. allen: oh come on. lynn: i will talk you into running. [laughter] lynn: we really have to change the set of people. as long as the republican party has this tea party-non-tea party divide it will be difficult to have brokers like ted kennedy and john mccain working across the aisle. even people like dan quayle who had bipartisan bills. that is an error that we have lost. -- an era we have lost. allen: think of what politics have come to when we are yearning for dan quayle. [laughter] host: you're put you on the spot, did you expect for predict donald trump to win the gop nomination? allen: my system does not s.edict nomination sayingst i was on record that i thought donald trump was the most likely candidate to win the nomination. everybody thought i was nuts. somewhat similar to what asked, but how can you evaluate a campaign where one candidate keeps breaking the boundaries of what is acceptable and were normal? lynn: great question. when i said in equilibrium, this is mentioned would be close. that's

. >> reporter: when stephanie smith looks through her camera lens at 6-year-old asante allen, she doesn't see a child with special needs, she sees a special side. >> the strength and resilience from these kids has been far more inspiring and touching and moving than any other normal child that i've ever been able to shoot. >> reporter: the 28-year-old says eight months ago, she read a blog post about another photographer who turned down a job because the client's daughter has down syndrome. >> for me, that was just my wake-up call. >> reporter: it inspired her to offer photo shoots to families of children who have diseases and other conditions for free. >> turn your body to me a little bit. >> reporter: asante has dwarfism and his twin brother does not. the allen's say people treat their kids differently, but not smith. >> someone is seeing us the way we actually are, rather than as a spectacle or some people to gawk ago.

craig allen will be arraigned tomorrow.se, abc 7 news. >> a dock worker is recovering after slipping and falling about 10 feet aboard a navy ship. sky 7 hd shows san francisco firefighters putting him into an ambulance. it happened this afternoon on the mid deck of the ship in the dogpatch neighborhood. the fire department videoed the rescue and a rope cyst temperature to raise him up and pull him out. the victim works for the private dock. he is not in the navy. the power is back on after a large pg & e outage in san francisco started around 5:30. and 20,000 customers in the south of market area seen on the map were in the dark. pg & e told abc 7 news it is still trying to figure out the cause. >> california mayor accused of playing strip poker with children is under increasing pressure to resign. video shows fbi agents arresting stockton mayor, anthony silva at the silver lake campsite early this morning. charged with crimes against children at the youth camp. abc 7 news reporter, laura anthony traveled to stockton today

jimmy teases track and field star devon allen fails to make his mark.. but it's not over for team u-s-a.. we've got today's must-see events and more chances for gold. when's the wedding? simone biles and zac efron finally met and we couldn't be happier. that's coming ???adlib welcome ???toss weather now for a check of today's hot headlines... a man is on the run this morning.. after a stand-off in the florence area. pinal county sheriff's deputies say john bowman is a registered sex offender.. wanted for violating several laws. yesterday.. deputies swarmed bowman's home.. after his girlfriend reported he had threatened her with a gun. he was last seen driving away in a stolen.. silver pick-up truck with the license plate 3- 7-0-z-z-y. a suspect is dead after being shot by a sheriff's swat team in apache junction. officials say deputies were serving a high risk search warrant at a home near idaho and superstition. deputies say the suspect -- now identified as larry kurtley junior -- showed a weapon and was shot by a deputy. he later died at the hospital.

and allen combs, alan combs show. senator jon i ernst was asked about the two candidates, donald trump and hillary clinton, before the start of the day's festivities accusing each other of bigotry. in her response, she says both candidates need to back down and really talk about policies and issues. she wants them to take a more civil discourse. i've got to ask you, in this kind of campaign, do you think these two candidates are capable of showing any civility? allen? >> certainly one of them is. donald trump, we just played a clip of one of the surrogates having to explain a tweet today about dwyane wade's cousin. he first tweets out about that after americans are going to vote for trump that. is an incredibly insensitive thing to tweet, only hours later did he say, thoughts and prayers are with the family. clearly -- we keep hearing about a pivot, and how he's going to change, and now you've got to clean up the mess of what he did already today. you got jonie ernst saying i hope he doesn't insult anybody. this is th

when stephanie her camera lens at 6 year old asante allen...(nat sot)more from shoot(track 2)she doesn't see a child with special needs. she sees...a special child. (sot--stephanie smith//founder, lenses for love)"the strength and resilience of these kids has been far more inspiring and touching and moving than any other normal child that i've ever been able to shoot." (track 3)eight months ago, the 28 year old says she read a blog post about another photographer who turned down a (sot--stephanie smith//founder, lenses for love)"for me that was just my wakeup call." (track 4)it inspired her to offer photoshoots to families with children with diseases and other conditionsfor free. (track 5)asante has dwarfism. his twin brother does not.the allens says people treat their kids differently, but not smith.(sot-donna) allen/silver spring, md)"someone seeing us the way that we actually are, rather than a spectacle or some people to gawk at. you know, just to show asante his humanity, to show his side, and that's the most important thing, to show us as

he was a professional, after his season was over, the 49ers but that devon allen is a full out these. he has multiple skills. -- full out beast. he has multiple skills. >> there may never be another guy like devon allen. >> thanks. >>> and olympic track star, he is a great football player. he is competing tonight, i know what he had to say about crossing the finish line. th 10 pm. phoenix is gorgeous! and what's better than doing something amazing in my city? doing it for free! hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is keeping phoenix in motion with fun, free, cultural events for you and your friends. discover the stress relief of our drum circles or enjoy a night at the movies with us. if you don't think this is right for me when you think a-a-r-p, then you don't know "aarp." america thought our pancakes were pretty special. but we knew we could do better. so we did. we made denny's new pancakes 50% fluffier with fresh buttermilk and hint of vanilla. if you disagree, the cakes are free. >>> a glendale woman was arrested. dozens of dogs were removed from her home. >> she is now out of jai

how did i get here trying to sell theodore -- to allen sirleaf. i had the overwhelming sense of being at a personal crossroads. it's time to stop and examine what i'm doing and why. i need to put everything on the table and take a brutally honest look at my life. what difference that i really made? what lasting good have i done? what would all must say if she were standing here perform a? i wish with all my heart she was would she think i was adrift? which he reassure me that all of this is a life's journey and i'm a cumulative experiences and lessons that will be applied with a meaning one day. would she think my trial so trivial the decision she had to grapple with in her lifetime coming from berlin. i'm sure of a few things, i know her to be right, i know her to be good. my husband jeff pianta.org kylie, my unshakable belief that there are people in the world dedicated and i want to be one of them and this is just beginning to take route and growth. ellen johnson sirleaf will make history. she will change the world. i don't know how she will do

. >> keenan allen, thanks for your time. have fun tonight. >> obvious he es have a good time tonight. they're playing some music up here. 's just football. d out here to have a od time. keenan allen, wide receiver, number 13. guys? >> all right, thanks. no one happier to be back on the field than keenan allen. maybe philip rivers is happy to see him, as well. >> you bet he is. >> allen, the last kidney in eight game in baltimore, is having the game of his life, for the injury that day. and anyone wants to know the impact this kid has on this offense, just needs to look at the numbers. eight games with him last year. number one offensive elite. and the eight games without him. 24th in the nfl. they are expecting big, big things after signing keenan allen to the steal for the go-to guy for rivers. great to see him healthy. could be the final play. second and half. clock will continue to run. that will do e preseason opener in the oks. chargers to philip rivers and marcus mariota. rivers, successful, the first team offense left

. >> steve:craig allen, 33, of san jose, was arrested in connection with a feb. 20 collision that killed christopher durbin, 59, and sandra morse, 57, police said. >> steve:officers responded to a two-car collision around 9:30 p.m. that hicks road and arrived to find both vehicles sustained major damage, according to police. >> steve:morse was pronounced dead at the scene and durbin was transported to a hospital where he succumbed to his injuries, police said. a follow-up investigation led officers to identify allen as a >> vicki: mayor anthony silva, investigators found 23 photos of his and video clips that were secretly the filming of miners and close. -- without clothes. >> it does raise suspicious because of the timing of this. what caused this to be such a shock. >> vicki: he will plead not guilty in court. >> steve:the outside lands music here in san francisco. one of the newest elements welcoming guests to the main main stage. >> steve:and that's just one of many tributes to the festivals bay area's roots. at the event will be more vendors.including dozens of wineries from norther

mikaya thurman is on location at north allen road. what can you tell us this hour? >> reporter: still a very active saskatoon here on the 300 block. i'll step out of the way to show you two important things that are happening here in front of the hope house where the focus of this invest is. you can see wake forest police department out there focused on the porch area. that is where we believe this incident may have transpired. you will notice towards the middle of the road there a number of evidence markers there on the ground. the yellow cones indicate anything from shell casings to something that investigators want to take a look at later. we do know one man was shot. it happened around 1:30 a.m. department got here, the man was transported to wake med where we do not know his condition just yet. we are still working to find his identity. police are asking anyone with information to please come forward and reach out. this is an ongoing investigation and we'll bring you any new details as we have them. >> thank you. >>> we have new information about a late night s

allen: it's a good idea for jet.com.time, if ever. thed on the strength of walmart people, they see they need an outside idea person. that is not their strength. i think their internet business to $15 $12 million million, versus amazon over $100 million plus. so i think they think this is a person who could bring ideas and inspiration. i do not think jet.com, based on one year results, would have been successful. but the top management team at walmart -- it will help walmart and jet.com stay alive. i think the walmart people will be inspired by a different type of leadership. great talking to you. thank you for joining us. former ceo of jcpenney, allen questrom. still ahead, is being called them -- it is being called the burning man of the hamptons. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ you have heard about burning man, but what about discover watermill day? in the hamptons outside of new there is a benefit. amanda gordon attended this year, and is here to talk about the upcoming event. tell us more about what this entails? amanda: fir

>> i'm ethan allen. just who the hell are you? >> i'm colonel benedict arnold.ispatched by the massachusetts provincial congress to lead the offensive on fort ticonderoga. >> these men have been under my command for over five years. they will follow no one else. >> ethan allen was considered sort of a frontier bandit because he had taken a lot of land in the vermont territory, and he had a following called the green mountain boys. the boys were into looting, and one of the things that they really wanted inside fort ticonderoga were 90 gallons of rum. >> mr. allen, i propose we join together with the sole purpose of taking fort ticonderoga. what say you? >> just don't get in my way, arnold. >> there is here near 100 men who are in the greatest confusion and anarchy, destroying and plundering private property, committing every enormity, and paying no attention to public service. colonel allen is a proper man to head his own wild people. >> the capture of fort ticonderoga is a swift, tactical triumph for the patriots, and allen makes sure arnold gets no credit for

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. >> this is kyle reece allen, charged with burglary and a long list of other crimes. he worked at the terminal in upper darby and now accused of stealing septa parts from depots all over the area. it started in early may when police were called to the frontier facility in plymouth township. the management and other employees noticed that batteries were missing and that manager recognized allen drive ago way from the facility where he had no business being just prior. septa and other law enforcement agencies got involved in the investigation and found that since january 18th allen allegedly stole all kinds of equipment from septa facilities in montgomery and delaware counties and philadelphia. >> 260 catalytic converters and 547 batteries and other assorted equipment and spools of wire valued at thousands of dollars. the total amount of the theft came in at $630,000 worth of equipment. allen allegedly sold it for scrap or pennies on the dollar. >> the investigation is on going and is in police custody and bail is set at $75,000 cash and being held at the montgomery cor

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she did it by releasing hers as allen martin shows us. >> reporter: hillary and bill clinton filing jointly made $10.7 million last year. most of it was speaking fees. 5.3million for him. 1.5million for her. she also got $3 million for her book hard choices. their federal tax rate, 34.2%. they gave about a million dollars to charity, almost all of it to the clinton family foundation. different from the controversial clinton foundation. but clinton didn't just release her taxes. she used them as a club to try to blue john donald trump into releasing him. it began yesterday in detroit. >> he refuses to do what every other presidential candidate in decades has done and release his tax returns. >> reporter: the clinton campaign also released a video of republicans criticizing trump's refusal to turn over his taxes. >> he doesn't want to do it because presumably there is something in there that is bad. >> reporter: trump said last night on fox news he is being audited and has no choice. >> when you are under a routine audit, you can't release them. >> reporter: the irs says candidates may releas

. >>> allen iverson was in society hill tonight. the former superstar will host a celebrity basketball game tomorrow night. a portion of the proceeds will go to charity. a.i. is looking out for others. >> if i can touch one kid's life and impact one kid's life in a positive way, then i did my job. you know what i mean? i did god's will. you know what i mean? i might not touch everybody. but as long as one kid get it or even an adult, you know what i mean? if somebody get a positive message from me, i'm cool with it. >> you can see a.i. on the court tomorrow night at 7:30 at the liacouras center. >>> tonight, fans had a chance to get an up-close look at the championship trophy won by those villanova wildcats. fans posed with the trophy as well as the mascot. and there was even a visit from one champion to another, tennis icon billie jean king stopped by. she co-owns the freedom which plays next week.

allen martin is here with more on the race for the white house. allen. >> reporter: liz, while trump's vp running mate issued a blanket endorsements of all gop congressional incumbents seeking re-election, donald trump is trying to shift the conversation back to his political opponent hillary clinton. >> you'll have four more years of obama if you elect hill clinton. >> boo! >> four more years! boo! >> reporter: trump has alienated some in his party for retuesdaying to endorse several senators and house speaker paul ryan. all of whom said trump was wrong to attack the family of a u.s. army captain killed in combat. >> i don't like doing this. i don't want to do this but i will do this because i feel i have to in order to defend republicans and our principles so that people don't, um, make the mistake of thinking we think like that. >> reporter: in nevada, hillary clinton toured an electric company that trains and hires apprentices and she slammed trump's claims on job creation. >> you run for president you need to be judged by what you have done.

coming to you from rio tonight and it is here where devon allen is still processing the meter hurdles. devon allen qualifying in the semifinal two race in tonight's final, just a couple hours later, devon in lane three, knocks down several of the hurdles along the way and then gets to the finish line in fifth place. but it is not enough to get him on the medal stand. twelve news speaking exclusively with devon right after the final and his parents as well. >>> i felt good about getting to the race but it's how it is sometimes. >> tokyo 2020? too soon? >> i think so. i can only get better. the more training i do. >> it's amazing. i'm so proud of him and i'm not disappointed. i hope he is not disappointed. we are thrilled that he is here and we're going to go 2020. we're going to keep it going. >> i'm proud of him honestly. i know we are a little disappointed, but we know that he has worked really hard. the outcome obviously is not what we wanted, but it's not for lack of effort. so i'll never complain about that. >> what's up, i don't get to go around there too much because i'm doing b

the allens says people treat their kids differently, but not smith. o "someone seeing us the way that we actually are, rather than a spectacle or some people to gawk at. you know, just to show asante his humanity, to show his funny side, and that's the most important thing, to show us as a family, not a special needs family." smith is a mother herself, and watched her sister battle cancer twice, which also inspired the project. (smith) "i always knew when that happened i wanted to find a way to give the family) smith named her charity "lenses for love" because, she says, love is unconditional. weijia jiang, cbs news, annapolis maryland./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> smith hopes to expand "lenses for love"...with photographers in every state donating shoots to families with children who have special needs. she has completed nearly 20 free shoots. you can learn more about what she does./// sherry how's the weather today? just about everywhere... but they could be a little breezy again today. expected, they could get very gusty again. ....... we're looking fo

mikaya thurman is at the location of north allen road. what is happening now? >> reporter: wake forest police department has been on the i'll step out of the way to give you a live look at what is happening right now. they are still focusing the investigation on the hope house which is on the 300 block of north allen and nelson avenue. you can see where they focused their attention which is on evidence markers that have accumulated on north allen. you can see a number of them clustered together usually marking some sort of shell casing or some sort of evidence their attention to. at this time, we understand that once police arrive here on the scene around 1:30 a.m., they found one man had been shot. his injuries are unknown but he was taken to wake med. we are still working to identify who that person is and wake forest police department is asking anyone with information to please come forward. any detail can help them at this point in the >>> we have new information about a late night shooting in holly springs. they are calling it an accidental shooting. polic

i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. we'll get to the news in a minute... but we need to start with the weather... lots going on in no closed captioning is (jen/ new this morning: incredible footage from a really bad accident in tampa. frankly, it's amazing anyone could survive this. around two this morning, someone wrapped their car around a pole on kennedy boulevard... near westshore plaza. detectives say: the driver hit ?three poles, before coming to a stop. crews pulled the driver out, and took him to the hospital. no word yet on his police say: he was most likely ?intoxicated at the time. new this morning... an elderly man was killed while riding his mobility scooter in new port richey. police say neville gibbings was crossing massachusetts avenue at peggy mac lane last night... when he traveled in front of a car going west on massachusetts. the v-w touareg hit the 79-year-old. gibbings was taken to northbay hospital... but later died. charges in the crash are pending. ((jen)) developing in tampa: the search continues for a ?flasher, on the u-s-f campu

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governor holden, governor allen. we'll have both of you back. i do apologize.razy up against the clock. with so much news, the closing . the dow desperate to find direction. we found direction certainly when comes out of the olympics and the news flow. it is not just ryan lochte and his problems, michael phelps behavior out of the pool has him in rough waters. the magazine cover putting the gold medal record holder's behind one of his biggest sponsors. >>> t-mobile, no stranger to celebrity spokespeople. find out what t-mobile's spokesperson would do if he was one of his brand ambassadors and shows up with at&t phone. he has news to break. he is standing by. john legere. we're talking about one-year anniversary with the twitter war he had with donald trump. we're coming right back. stay tuned. liz: four minutes to the closing bell. look at that. we saw doubling of the dow. going from five points to 13 points. at the moment we're seeing green on the screen. red in the eyes maybe of under armour. why? because olympic champion michael phelps has explaining to do.

i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. anna: paul allen with the latest news. let's check in with the markets. stock losses deepening in the asian session. a second seeing session of losses on the regional index driven by the weakness in japan. we are seeing the yen weekend. it is down .2%. stennis plan's came through yesterday. it was such a buildup and such a letdown. we have seen stocks in japan fall today. the topics and the nikkei off for the third session in a row. also in hong kong where we have only one stock higher, we are seeing significant selling coming through on the rest of the index. the shanghai and asia market has a little of an upside. china just coming back online along with hong kong. it is going to plan its index futures revival. this is a year after the $5 trillion crash. a little bit of relaxing of the rules in futures trading in china. we are awaiting an interest rate decision in thailand. the thailand index is up .2%. priceere, the weaker oil lang into commodity markets, like in australia, which is off by over 1%. having a look at indiv

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allen: we don't. there's a lot of rumors going around. a lot of people are looking at regional politics and trying to use that to figure out where he might've gone. the best guess based on where the military campaigns work am aware he looked to being pushed, the democratic congo. it is not clear where he might have ended up after that. we are also hearing today that the u.n. has launched an independent investigation into allegations that its peacekeepers did not respond to prevent abuses of sexual a compound inst july. allen: the big story that came , an opencent days secret that i not been condemned where a lot a camp of u.s. contractors were housed, as well as other under national -- international aid workers, five came forward saying they were being raped by government soldiers. the u.n. often is mandated to investigate itself. we will see where this investigation has. -- heads. the evidence does look damning. >> you are writing a book on this territory. why is it proving so hard to find peace in south sudan? , whichone, the country i'

lou: allen west is my next guest. and folks on this lake tahoe beach had unexpected visitors, wait until you see what this cute bear family does, we'll show you the video coming up next. a lot more ahead, stay with us. lou: well, donald trump is -- that is will rally in green bay, wisconsin. he is expected to endorse house speaker paul ryan. that is due to begin shortly. as soon as he takes stage we'll go there. the obama administration is set to reach its target of admitting 10,000 syrian refugees before the end of nexnext month, officials saying that number is a floor, not a ceiling, it could go as high as 12,000 before the end of the year. that despite considerable talk and rumors -- that the administration wants 100 thousand more refugees here by united nations. there are concerns about security screenings, inad adequate radical islamic terrorists. and fbi director, james comey saying that fbi cannot adequately screen these refugees. we'll have more on that tonight. joining me, former congressman, lute rout lieute

allen mask takes a look welcome. it's me! the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. >>> few people look forward to doctor visits, so it's it's important especially for women not to delay their annual checkups. as wral's dr. allen mask explain, routine exams don't have to take long. >> reporter: getting ready for an annual checkup. >> check the blood pressure, make sure everything else is going good. >> reporter: everything else includes a breast and pelvic exam and a pap smear. >> vu work responsibilities and life responsibilities and children responsibilities, and we put ourselves on the back burner. >> reporter: they go over more than just a patient's vital signs. >> i will talk about recommendations about calcium intake and exercise and bone health and cardiac health. as you get closer to menopause, we'll talk about that. >> there is a lot of preventative things we can talk about in the annual exam. if you don't go or forget to go or feel like your health is i

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withes you host byron allen. michael lawson, jeff wait. and lisa ann. magazine's 100 most beautiful people's list, byron allen! ? >> all right, of you. welcome to "comings unleashed" where the comedians go wild and the laughs never stop. [ applause ] i love this. doctors in los angeles accidentally removed the wrong testicle from an air force veteran. oh, yeah. he agreed not to press charges as long as people stopped hello to z.j.a. watts. >> we have some very funny people here tonight. lowell sanders. michael lawson. jeff lang. and lisa m. walters. >> are you from kentucky? i am. i'm from kentucky. i'm from new port, kentucky. there was one tornado, six blocks of devastation, $25 worth of damage. by the way, do you know why there's no cold case file in kentucky? >> no, why not? >> because everybody has the same dna and nobody has any teeth. those are the types of jokes i have to hear all the time because i am white trash. for the members of the audience, caucasian debris. we are the last oo pressed minority, okay? as a group y about them. you're incens

. >> devon allen looking to secure a spot in the men's 110- meter hurdles final. you can catch all the action on 12 news starting at 7:00. 12 news and nbc working around the clock to bring you complete coverage. vanessa ruiz in rio and caught up with the anchors of the today show. >>reporter: once again coming from rio. as we all know the today show is the biggest morning show here in america. once again they are front and center when it comes to having the best olympic coverage. we got a chance to go on set, behind-the-scenes and give you a little sneak peek into what it takes to put on a show this size lights camera beach the today show taking over copacabana during the rio olympic games. >> i will say day in and day out this will be tough to beat to have the atlantic, copacabana beach around the corner ipanema, sugarloaf behind us this is really about as good as it gets. >>reporter: matt lauer, part of the team spearheading nbc goebel -- unforgettable moments to millions of americans every day. >> that is the fun of the games you get to watch someone's life cha

our very own devon allen stepping on to the main stage as he tries to qualify for the 110-meter hurdle challenges. he will be at the track and field venue trying to make his dream come true. he said it's been his faith and his family that have gotten him meanwhile, biles will be competing in the individual finals against her own teammates. i love that they're calling laurie baby shakira. again, another big night of prime time coverage from the rio olympics. 12 news the only place where you'll be able to catch it all. guys? >> safety is a top priority in >> the athletes, and you may have noticed this, no longer wear protective head gear they've had in the past. >> we are joined live with the reason behind the change. >> reporter: there are a few reasons, some better than others. there are a lot of people who think this sport was safer with head gear. for the first time in 36 years, boxing in the olympics without head gear. now there's a lot more blood because it? >> you just don't knock somebody out with the head gear on. >> reporter: he boxed with head gear on for his entire amateur ca

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assistant fbi director, our chairman of the house homeland security committee, and even general john allen, they have all warned us that the refugees that obama is taking in and hillary wants a 550% increase, that that refugee population will be infiltrated. so are you clear that you are not talking about the khans. you are talking about what these people are saying? >> no, i'm not talking about the khans. i'm not talking about a lot of peopleme people. i'm talking about people coming over here from syria that aren't properly vetted. they're in the migration. nobody knows if they're isis. they're being put all over the country. hillary wants a 550% increase over what obama is bringing in. obama is bringing them in by the thousands, and she wants to bring them in 550% more. i think it's insane. now, i also think what we should do is build safe zones over in syria, have the gulf states pay for it. they've got plenty of money. they're not doing their job right now. they've got a lot of money, and we'll run it or manage it or do whatever you want. but absolutely, i mean we can't let more peopl

let's go to paul allen. cash being with weaker.lion trade and they were up in the third quarter. they are facing similar issues to other banks and there has on the mortgage we have seen june the 30th. costsare higher funding and cost controls. >> how do the numbers look? >> not so good. operate in other countries and asia. $3.92 billion and this now andg under control they are looking to maintain the 25% and keep it below they will pay a final dividend of -- e gold output >> the earnings season is starting to ramp up in australia and tell us about those result. read thea day where i numbers out to you. 4 billion and they are stopping their share buyback and there that news a couple hours drive to the south of us in sydney. >> all right. thank you so much. paul allen with the earnings coming out. celebrating their first gold medal. butterfly anden's he defeated michael phelps. did you see that? >> i did not see them meet. i did see the response. parliament andby stockes from good olympic from love these pictures eight years ago. and

>>reporter: marilyn allen may only be in the ninth grade but she has already chosen where she wants to go to college. >> she wants to go to ut austin. >> reporter: her mom believes that's because she enrolled her students at phoenix collegiate academy. >> i think they would have been in >> reporter: charter schools are one of the choices parents have an arizona. there is also open enrollment, meaning students can attend schools in a district where they do not live and pans can obtain tax credits to help children attend schools. >> transportation is problematic. >>reporter: most charters and private schools don't have bus service in that could limit the families. she says charters try to address that by locating areas in need. many families don't know about the choices. >> a lot don't know about charter schools and they don't understand they are free. >> reporter: tax credits can help cover costs at private schools. it tops out about $2000 a year, or half that for a single- parent family. but that's far less than the tuition at many of those schools. research your options and important

allen martin, kpix 5. >> donald trump is scheduled to hold a fundraiser in napa valley august 29. the ticket prices are $5,000 to $500,000 for a seat on what is being called the trump victory counsel. >>> this olympic swimmer says he was robbed in rio. tonight the investigation takes a twist after teammates are pulled off a plane. >> stockton mayor charged with playing trip poker -- strip poker with children. >> ever seen a mugshot like this? they testify about robbery claims >>> tonight breaking news out of brazil. two u.s. olympic swimmers will not be allowed to leave the country till they testify about robbery claims during the rio games. this is video from an hour ago. that is jack conger and gunnar bentz after they were pulled from a u.s. bound plane today and detained by police. they were with ryan lochte and another swimmer when they all claim they were robbed at gun point. authorities have doubts about the story. ryan lochte left the country before authorities could seize his passport. >> the surveillance camera video shows ryan lochte and three other members of the u.s. s

and now, bar stand-in, byron allen! >> yeah, all right! thank you. thank you. that's very kind of you.