as the expo center warmed, people tried to stay cool however they could. some left, reducing what had been a capacity crowd. for those who remained, trump delivered - even speaking from a trademark off the cuff style. reject the bigotry of hillary clinton - who talks down to communities of color and sees them only as votes theo keith reporting: one protester was led out two hours before the speech started. unlike other trump rallies, he was never interrupted. from west bend, theo keith, fox6 news. meanwhile... democratic vice presidential nominee "tim kaine" visited wisconsin yesterday. supporters for kaine in madison last night. kaine and u-s senate candidate "russ feingold" also stopped to talk to supporters at a hillary clinton campaign office. dozens of people coming together for a golf tournament... they're there to play golf... but why they're also there for something much bigger than a game. and new analysis is finding that drugs to help you sleep don't work that well.. how to deal with insomnia...without taking sleeping pills. plus it might be summ

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are on the protesters the outside of the expo center, monitored by the police. we did see some demonstrators and protesters and supporters. this is after trump's latest camp numbers that show him falling behind democratic nominee hillary clinton. this campaign stop comes after trump visited louisiana yesterday to look at the areas impacted by flooding. we talked with protesters today who told us why they came out. a protester talked about his frustration with the nominee. you will also hear from a supporter who tells us why she wants to see trump in the white house. >> every president in america has released their tax returns for a very long time. we don't know why he is different. why is donald trump treated differently from every other person? >> i feel like the economy is bad and i just feel like -- anna-lysa: kimberly, again, it's a little loud in here, so it's hard to hear you, but many supporters are listening to everything that donald trump has to say today. we will have much more on his speech coming up at 10:00 and 11:00. live in fredericksburg, anna-ly

as the expo center warmed, people tried to stay cool however th been a capacity crowd. for those who remained, trump delivered - even speaking from a teleprompter instead of his trademark off the cuff style. reject the bigotry of hillary clinton - who talks down to communities of color and sees them only as votes theo keith reporting: one protester was led out two hours before the speech started. unlike other trump rallies, he was never interrupted. from west bend, theo keith, fox6 supporters in the crowd say what they like about trump ... is that he's not afraid to ruffle feathers ... and say what he thinks. they like that he is a businessman and not a politician. they also like that he is not hillary clinton. hes not like everybody's man. he's his own self and hes not stupid hes a very intelligent person and he makes a lot of noise but he also has a lot of sense in his head. protesters to washington county. they tell fox 6 ... they feel trump is unqualified ... and unfit for the office of president. meanwhile-- democratic vice presidential nominee "tim kaine" also mak

. >> still to come, expos doing much. what wikileaks is posting on the internet that you would not want revealed about you. first, sony getting ready to release two new playstation models. here's abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo. we'll have that after this >>> in "tech bytes," sony set to announce its newest additions to the playstation family. >> the company is launching a slimmed down version of the ps4 and coming up with a high end system known now as project neo. the consoles are set to debut next month. >>> despite e-readers being in so many american homes book lovers are going low tech again. >> sales are physical books are at the same time sales of ebooks are down for the first time since they existed. >>> barbra streisand so annoyed with siri for mispronouncing her name she went straight to the top. >> she called the apple ceo tim cook, so when the i-phone updates next month, siri will no longer say it with a z sound but a soft s for streisand. >>> 5:44. we're following this breaking news overnight. wikileaks

. -- todaychow's girlfriend expo. >> do not know how a jury could come up with so many counts and two days. how would you go through that a no-best-amount of affirmation and today. --how could you go through that much information in today's. >> grant: he plans to propose a notice of appeals. >> 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 gui

. >>> in south philadelphia, an expo for some people plan to go take part in the annual bike ride toure ms. event called bike ms city to shore for people of all abilities they ride up to 180 miles all in the name of eliminating the disease for good. today's expo at xfinity life gave participants information and resources for that ride which will take place in late september. >> to your fox 29 weather that's right now. iain, it has been beautiful the past couple of days. tell me it's not too cool for you. >> in the morning it may have been. i tell you. i get up early a little chilly this morning. for august. >> for august. that's right. but in october -- >> right. >> it would feel great, right. >> yes. yes. little bit too early for that autumn chill and we will be seeing temperatures warming up. today we made it to 82 in the city. and that is the current temperature. the normal high for this time of year is 85. winds you are out of the southwest right now. 79 in pottstown. lancaster 81. dover 79. and wilmington it's 82. down the shore little bit cooler with a sea breeze. the boardwalk

the rodeo happening at the expo center.ers from as far as police will >> two sides to the course. one is precision side. it consists of five courses. the feespeed-run side is a seco time consisting of five courses that are connected together. they have to complete them as clean as possible, without striking a cone or putting their foot down. >> that's a challenge. the first rodeo held in 1979. there is no charge if you want to head out there and watch the competiti competition. you can also donate to help out the make a wish foundation. >>> a reminder for you now. tax free week in maryland is going to end today. you won't have to pay tax on clothing and shoes priced at less than $100 if you choose to take advantage of it. the tax exemption comes in time for back to school shopping. that's not what it's limited to. to see a list, search tax holiday in the nbc washington app. >>> inspiring story here. they survived one of the bloodiest and grueling military campaigns in american history. more than 13 soldiers from the 80th di

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as the expo center warmed, people tried to stay cool however they could. some le been a capacity crowd. for those who remained, trump delivered - even speaking from a teleprompter instead of his trademark off the cuff style. reject the bigotry of hillary clinton - who talks down to communities of color and sees them only as votes theo keith reporting: one protester was led out two hours before the speech started. bend, theo keith, fox6 news. meanwhile - democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton had harsh words for trump at a rally in philadelphia yesterday. clinton says she is bewildered by what trump has to say about national security. "but what he often says hurts us. it sends the wrong message to friend and foe alike in the world." that rally yesterday coming as the f-b-i released a new report to congress about her messages from her private server -- during her ti state. the classified report contains notes by investigators about interviews with clinton and other witnesses. it also outlines why the f-b-i recommended that the department of justic

the expo project allowed the team we were working with to try to figure out both what the world thinksbout food because we created the american cuisine at the world fair. the first time in 156 years that the welfare had really seen food. industry are technology or sustainable cities. honestly known adheres to those being anyway and people do what they want to do. the italians this year, it was italy wanted the countries to focus on food, the only right to be doing anything because of international treaties was the thematic statement that the country submitted and they wanted every pavilion to address the topic of how we will feed the future and represent food culture. i will be done quickly. we traveled around the country trying to figure out what on earth we could present and we're up against the idea of what does everyone expect to see and trying to negotiate that and learning about size of that was important to the success we ultimately have to we were the most popular pavilion at the expo. we had 6.5 million visitors in the course of six months. what we did was and try to make it a

as the expo center warmed, people tried to stay cool however they could. some left, reducing what had been a capacity crowd. for those who remained, trump delivered - even speaking from a teleprompter instead of his trademark off the cuff style. reject the bigotry of hillary clinton - who talks down to communities of color and sees them only as votes theo keith reporting: one protester was led out two hours before the speech started. unlike other trump rallies, he was never interrupted. from news. earlier this week... hillary clinton also addressed the milwaukee unrest. listen to what she said. "look at what is happening in milwaukee right now. we've got urgent work to do to rebuild trust between police and communities and get back to the fundamental principle. everyone should have respect for the law and be respected by the law." meanwhile... democratic vice presidential nominee "tim kaine" hosted a private fundraiser for kaine in madison last night. kaine and u-s senate candidate "russ feingold" also stopped to talk to supporters at a hillary clinton cam

that was lieutenant diggs dancing his heart out at the recent back to school expo at the spotsylvania towne centre. and you guessed it he won first place! the clup has over 11 thousand views and counting on instragram. it's xx and more coming up on good morning washington at five... johnny. when you don't get enough and your body aches... you're not yourself. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®. nats park. three people shot. what police want you to be on the look out for this morning. developing right now! more troubling news out of prince george's hospital center. the bacteria in the water - worse than first thought. and the end of an era. thi

nv energy held an expo to offer seniors a chance to catch up on their balances. from all over the county to be part of this iconic celebration: (( man: "anybody who's anybody has been here, everybody's been here. you know, all the stars, they come here. this is the most iconic place on the strip." woman: "it's tradition. caesars is like the hallmark for vegas." )) ((sharie johnson)) >> and the party isn't over yet. tonight---we're heading to a red carpet where some famous las vegas headliners are celebrating this milstone in style. full report tonight in our 11 o'clock newscast./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> the olympics are underway in rio... and while the athletes are competing many spectators are checking out what's to eat. destination rio reporter andrew marden gives up the dish on some the local cuisine./// "now, live...this is 8 nevada is one of the worst places in america for the sex trafficking of teenage girls. thankfully, catherine cortez masto went to work to help law enforcement fight back. as attorney general, she made sex trafficking a felony crime and

those behind the expo - say they expect people from all 50 states and around the world. there's been a lot of hype and curiosity about tiny houses. the jamboree will have examples, workshops, exhibits and seminars. it runs friday match for a strong storm in minnesota. paul bunyan's beloved blue ox -- babe -- fell over at some point yesterday morning. the six thousand pound -- 60 year old sculpture was damaged. as for paul bunyan himself -- he fared a little better -- with only minor damage from the storm. babe was back on its feet later in the afternoon, but some repairs will still be needed. your reaction to this poor raccoon might depend on your sense of humor -- or your personal experience. but most people someone tied a "get well" balloon to a raccoon that didn't quite make it across table mesa drive. city workers coming to remove the roadkill pointed out that a dead skunk nearby did not receive a get well balloon. maybe the person only had the one balloon -- or doesn't like skunks. we may never know. athletes can win or lose on an international stage... in just a ma

laughter] >> among the many interesting and fun and smart things that mitchell does he took the food , expo for american food to milan for six months. he drank a lot of espresso. we are going to ask him what he thinks about starbucks coming to italy. first, give us the helicopter view of food studies since he started in this program and give us a moment or two to be the at milan.ood guide >> sure. i was at the first meeting that marion told you to convene about starting this department. i was someone sitting around a table with a bunch of smart people in the food world. there wasn't really a food world back then. just people working with food. thinking about what a program could be was amazing. i thought i have to sign up. and started the following year and applied as a phd candidate. the thing that was so exciting about that at the time was i was the food geek would be competing on television with a junior chefs show and i was always interested in food but not something that a middle-class jewish kid could do with this -- his head held high. i don't regret not being a chef. the idea that t

today trump is at the fairgrounds entertainment expo hall. doors open at ten a-m... and the event starts at one. you can r-s-v-p on trump's website. and one trump supporter won't have to come to tampa to see him today. he can just look at his ?leg. a guy by the name of sean, from st. pete, just got a trump's face there. sean is only going by his first name for now. he says he wanted a patriotic tattoo, and said there was nothing more patriotic than trump himself. the tattoo took the tattoo was done at a tattoo shop on st pete beach. the owner says he's a trump fan too, but would tattoo other presidential candidates if someone asks. another online hack has been reported. this time.. involving one of the country's biggest newspapers. up next: the ?country that's being blamed. plus: the president finally touched down, in the disaster area. look at the devastation in today, lori grabs delicious jimmy dean sausage from the fridge, fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a celebration in lo

today's expo is -- starts 5:30, at the word church on miles road. expect appearances from the browns josh cricks and transformer player josh cribbs and newschannel 5's newschannel 5 danita harris. >>> a new outdoor play and learning center is set to open in wooster. cornerstone elementary school will open up its play lab, opening up the outdated playground to help with kids with special needs. the playground dedication is set for 3:00 this afternoon. >>> still ahead -- neighbors reporting an unusual string of political signs. we'll share which candidates' signs seem to go missing more than others. >> with three major amusement park accidents in the last few weeks we're looking at who is in charge of regulating carnival rides. the answer may surprise you. >> we're still tracking rain on the "power of 5", i'll show you >>> gray skies and temperatures still toasty. 77, cleveland. lake county seeing a few isolated raindrops still shifting to the north and east. the bulk of the moisture right now hitting richland counties to mansfield. temperatures sligh

rta is dealing with short >>> the black busy expo highlighting products and services combined with a job fair. this huge event sunday night capped off the real black friday. the local value right here in our community. >>> youe without rio. swimmer ryan lochte and three of his swimming teammates were held up. they were stopped by suspects posing as police demanding money and other items. one of the suspects put a gun to the u.s. olympic verified the story. >>> there was some good headlines. simone briles earned the latest in the vault by a wide margin. she is the first american to win three golds in gymnastics. it is all right here >>> just imagine you and i went to rio. if you were in that situation or know someone is lucky to be down there. it is very, very expensive. the mark up on olympic merchandise is through the roof. in rio de janeiro tonight. >> it has been a beautiful sunday here in rio de janeiro. as we look forward we are day ten of the olympics already. a lot of people starting to think about what kind of mementos they need to take home. for that you look no further than

part of an entire weekend focusing on the economic impact of the black community called today's expo starts 5:30 at the word church on miles road. expect appearances from the browns josh cribbs and danita harris from newschannel 5. >>> a new outdoor play and learning center set to open in wooster. cornerstone elementary school will reveal its play lab. and properly serve kids with special needs. the playground dedication is set for 3:00 >>> still ahead -- neighbors are reporting an unusual string of thefts all involving their political signs. we'll share which candidates' signs seem to go missing more than others. with major amusement park accidents in the last few weeks we look into who is in charge of regulating carnival rides. the answer might surprise you. >> the "power of 5" still tracking widespread rain and a few storms. festivities throughout the afternoon. i'll give exact timing coming >>> good morning. we're off to a gray start across northeast ohio and still tracking rain on the "power of 5" this morning, also a few storms throughout your afternoon. we're under a slight ri

he'll hold a rally at the fredericksburg expo center at 6:00 p.m.>> hundreds of former virginia felons don't know whether they can vote in november but we're expected to learn more about their rights in a couple days. govern governor's executive order was struck down which restored voting rights to thousands of former inmates. the court ruled the governor can only restore rights on a case by case basis. critics say the move was designed to help democrats in the november election. >>> elevator problems at the washington monument have once again shut down the landmark. the national park service says it'll remain closed for at least the next ten days for repairs after a cable broke on wednesday. the monument has shut down multiple times in recent months because of issues. new elevator control system is in the man shot and killed by a deputy outside of fairfax, inova hospital. 29-year-old martinez was shot by police after being discharged from the hospital. police say martinez charged a deputy with a sign post that had a sharp end at it. that's when sho

nats rally protesters gathered outside the expo center in fredericksburg, virginia where trump will hold a rally this evening.they uneid "donald ducks"- his tas. sot: ?? ts plane king (:0048/sat0035) democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton arrived in nantucket, massachusetts saturday for a series of fundraisers.she'll continue raising money for the next couple of days, holding events with cher on sunday and magic johnson on monday.wendy gillette, for cbs news, new york. when a local woman goes for go all out to tch er make histo. historya party was held today at lefs lucky town to watch as gwen jorgensen won the gold medal.several running clubs and gwen's closest family gathered this morning the big screaming.and why not...it ?is? a big day. trwe could all tell d ian, tha wt e meant r triathlon, so it doesn't surprise us at all that she's here today." today."cominup insports... more on rgensen's gold medal win...and why it's a ?historic? win. 3 (music playing) playing) the enchanting sounds of infest -- are ppenin right now in milwaukee...the 4th annual celebrn is ng on in the

. >> oye, mira ayer en los Ángeles se llevÓ a cabo el evento expo quinceaÑera que sirviÓ para cumplirlehismoso, pero para que veas, Échate para acÁ. >> algunos familiares de joan sebastian han criticado la serie que se realizÓ sobre la vida del rey del jaripeo, porque aseguran que no se a pega a la realidad hazme el favor cuando estaba involucrada la familia, asÍ reaccionÓ juliÁn figueroa vamos a verlo. >> tienen todo su derecho son personas que lo conocieron tan bien como nosotros tienen todo su derecho a decir que no les pareciÓ que no estÁ apagada a la realidad. >> en algunas cosas sÍ, pero lo mÁs importante hay que dejar egos a un lado y saber que era un homenaje a mi padre. >> la plaza de las estrellas le dio un reconocimiento a las puesta en escena de celia el musical por lo que los actores de dicha obra de teatro acudieron para recibirlo, todos menos aylÍn que estaba mal que no se sentÍa bien por eso no pudo ir ahÍ estaba laura zapata concÓn to que su abuela estaba delicada de salud y aprovechÓ para decir por quÉ no dejarÁ que sus hermanas a asistan al funeral el dÍa que fallezca

also allows driver for those services to pick up passengers at logan airport and the convention and expo center. it does not include a proposal to fingerprint drivers which some safety advocates had pushed ed: new at 6:00, newbury street going car free for the first time this sunday. some shoppers and shop owners are thrilled, but others are more skeptical. diane: on sunday, you will not have to deal with this traffic down newbury street. only foot traffic. >> i think it's great they are embarrassed -- they are embracing it. diane: that's because from 10am to 6pm on august 7, the city is banning vehicles fgo massachussettts avenue. luis cano, the head chef at the piattini restaurant, says the event could also hurt buisness for them. that's because he says they get a lot of customers on sunday's because there's free parking at metered spots. but they are hoping the event will help bring in new crowds. >> we think it is a good thing overall. were very optimistic about it. diane while some business owners : think the city should close the street to vehicles be closed. it needs to be a walki

also allows driver for those services to pick up passengers at logan airport and the convention and expo center. it does not include a proposal to fingerprint drivers, which some safety advocates had pushed for. plane ended up on a busy roadway. a potential breakthrough for researchers looking for a vaccine to prevent the zika virus. cindy: and humidity is on the way up. the timeline on storms that could reduce some localized flooding for parts of your weekend for -- weekend. antoinette: and the history making team set to compete in through a fence and ends up in the street. it happened this morning in italy. officials say the pilot overshot the runway. no one was hurt. antoinette: the urgent fight against the zika virus taking a step forward in boston. researchers are working on a major breakthrough. they have found a vaccine that right here in the boston area. we are for people who want to contribute to making a vaccine and we want them here in boston. antoinette: clinical human trials could start in october. they also need money. yesterday, massachusetts got the end of an era for a po

saw an increase for the last 20 years, its a 720 percent increase in terms of the economic value in expos into mexico." "it will also serve as a focal point, a spring board to deepen our mutual ties, economic, investment but also cultural ti" ties." "t workers here at the mexican consulate expect to continue being busy, just in the month of august, they've seen more than 500 people. in milwaukee, jocelyne pruna, cbs58news." the population of milwaukee's east side is going to jump by the thousands over the next few days. uw-milwaukee students...both new freshmen and returning students, started moving into residence halls today. this video is from the riverview off campus on north ae. the on-campus dorms are filling up as well. bottom line -- you'll sea lot more peopnd lote traffi on the east side as the fall term gets underwa the state d-o-t is already issuo anyone who plans to drive to green bay saturday's wisconsibadg- u otballamat mau field. officials expect heavier than it is for a be typical packers game. lots of vi louisiana.otor home and r-v traffic will be heavy. there's constructi

a local police officer breaks out his best dance moves at a back to school expo. during the event's law enforcement lip synch contest, stafford county lieutenant deuntay diggs was facing some tough competition, so he called for back. cue the beyonce. oh, he was just getting started-- check out those needless to say lieutenant diggs won the competition. coming up at 6 a-m, we will hear more from the lieutenant about his new internet fame. a popular sushi chain is shut down after inspecters make a disturbing discovery. we will tell you why finishing up that food may not have been a good idea. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. tuesday today: hot and humid. pm thunderstorms likely. highs: 89-95 feels: 98-101 tonight: thunderstorms early. then warm and muggy. patch

will be put up on the riviera site but first the land becomes a parking lot ready do welcome the con expo convention in march which brings in heavy equipment for display and has historically jammed the area at the main site. he says expansion is critical. >> it's essential not only to possibly to attract new business. we've identified up to 70 different conventions we could bring here if we had the extra space. >> reporter: in june, the riviera's monaco tower was leveled. now the rest must go. >> it will be sad to see it go. >> reporter: john rosenthal and eddie played in pool tournaments there. >> we have a lot of memories. we've coming here 20 years, you know, and that's where the event was held. >> for me it's aoo place. >> reporter: a property now prepped for impression. ready for the next chapter on the las vegas strip. >> and again, this parking lot at the pepper mill will be closed for the impression. it was open the first time around so people might expect to come back here, well, you can't. you can watch from any public sidewalk just outside of the danger zone or if you would rat

tom: this is stafford county lieutenant diggs doing a dead on beyoncÉ at a recent back-to-school expocollecting school supplies for kids who need them. the law-enforcement enforcement lip-synch contest is the highlight. lieutenant diggs sealed his victory by doing the splits, completely unplanned. >> i had to do something because the other competitors were close. i figured i had to step it up. tom: the video has gone viral, and diggs is suddenly a celebrity. >> in the shop today, a lady came up and gave me a hug. tom: diggs is a huge beyoncÉ fan. >> i've followed her since destiny's child way back in the day. tom: the songs you chose is controversial, with its references to the police. although beyoncÉ denies it, some think it is anti-police. >> people have different interpretations of the video and song. i don't think it is an anti-cop song. i like it. tom: he thought the song was a great way to reach out, especially now. >> there's a lot going on nationally with law enforcement. i'm really focused on bridging the gap and listening to people. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. kimberly: i

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new york teen strangled to death on the 30th anniversary of the preppy murder, we look at the new tv expo say. >> i was responsible for her death, there's no question about that. >>> up now jack, jack huston, we're getting to the bottom of some hollywood hearsay that's got us shaken and stirred. >> a lot of buzz and rumors swirling that you could be the next james bond. >> purely rumors, i haven't had a single conversation about this. i should have stayed away. >> you should have killed me. >> okay so he may not be bond yet,,but jack's got the another iconic film role locked in. the reimagining of the 1959 classic, "ben hur" out today and the father of two has some famous friends in his corner, namely dad-to-be adam levine. >> your daughter, behati prince lo just minted her as their new baby's bff. >> . monday, "dancing with the stars" pro whitney carson answers your questions live on our facebook page. join us dancing with whitney. >>> looks like you're trying to be smarter on this new show, huh? >> a little bit. this time i'm a cop. >> still got to wear a uniform? >> no, retired. nothin

it was very warm in the expo center and some people did leave before the speech, reducing the capacity heat exhaustion. live, theo keith, fox6 news. brad thanks theo donald trump drew a capacity crowd o tonight-- and some protesters. fox six's jenna sachs shares their reaction. an enthusiastic crowd ... greets donald trump in west bend. i would stand with him even if it was just me alone. that trump is not afraid to ruffle feathers ... is what many in this crowd ... like most about him. right off the bat he said dont expect me to be politically correct because im not a politician. he makes a lot of noise but he also has a lot of sense in his head. is that hes not hillary clinton. im here with my liberal daughter so she can maybe pick something up today and change her way of thinking. his daughter .... is one of those rare undecided voters ... traditionally a democrat. shes here to make up her mind ... and needs to hear more than campaign slogans. i want to hear what he plans to do what his policies are. outside the rally ... a quiet protest vows 'never trump.' and xenophobia and bigotr

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trump supporters and protesters exchanged words outside before his rally inside the fredericksburg expo center. hundreds of people, mostly supporters, wrapped around the building, winning to hear from the republican presidential nominee. >> i feel like he can bring about all the change that we need. his visit to virginia comes a day after his campaign chairman handed in his resignation. he met with local law enforcemen saturday, including the stafford county sheriff's office and members of the fredericksburg sheriff's office. >> crime will go down and law and order will be restored. anna-lysa: them his continued efforts to win over voter appeal come he stressed the importance of a minority vote. >> i want our party to be the african-american voter once again. polllysa: despite weak numbers, he said he is optimistic. >> we are going for victory. we must win on november 8. anna-lysa: his next campaign stop will be in akron, ohio, monday. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. aside, the name of the host city is included on the fronts of the podium. that reminder was not much help to the candidate t

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>> reporter: welcome to the response expo. >> for 10 10 man kules. >> unlimited hairstyles. >> reporter: the telebrands pitch-a-thons of "as seen on tv" logo fame. kristin and van vying for a slot with the mother of inventors. >> i'm the inventor of fact wise. >> clip on knee pads. >> help me bring this to your kitchen. >> reporter: many have traveled from afar. >> i'm ready to headalfway across the country. >> reporter: much like the contestants on abc's "shark to pitch the next big idea. >> woke up feeling it. >> didn't hardly sleep, yeah. we didn't hardly sleep. like a kid on christmas eve. >> reporter: the stakes couldn't be higher. >> and how much money have you poured into this so far? >> $250,000. >> what? >> reporter: now we used to call them infomercials. >> a-spray your butt, a-spray your feet, a-spray your privates -- >> reporter: incredible demonstrations. >> the beginzu so sharp it can cut through a tin can and still sle >> reporter: bizarre products. >> it appears you're just checking out your club. leak-proof, easy to clean, no embarrassing moments. >> reporter: hard sell

submitted an $8,400 expense report for a five-day trip to italy to take part in fact food pavilion expomilan. justification reads, business class airfare was purchased since traveler would be flying for several hours on an overnight and overseas flight. $973 was later reimbursed by the expo. documents show numerous expensive travel changes were also billed to the university along with limousine service. a uc-davis spokesman says the chancellor's expenses are approved by the uc-davis controller but does in the have a set annual -- not have a set on all travel budget. that spokesman also added, our chancellors have to be out there building relationships and bringing in revenue for the students, staff and faculty. in all, those travel expenses add up to more than $174,000 over the course of 6 years. now, that university spokesman also tells us that linda katehi's travel expenses are subject to an audit every other year and then are submitted to the office of the president. she says so far there have been no red flags. in sacramento, adrian moore, kpix 5. >>> bay area night owls now have mo

>> reporter: welcome to the response expo. >> for 10 bucks you're getting 10 man kules. >> unlimited hairstyles. >> reporter: the telebrands pitch-a-thons of "as seen on tv" logo fame. kristin and van vying for a slot with the mother of inventors. >> i'm the inventor of fact

he spoke with jeffrey brown earlier this summer at "book expo america" in chicago. >> brown: let me ask to sort of introduce what you've done here. it's a novel, but... >> it's not the traditional novel about slavery. the main protagonist is 16 and 17 will living on a cotton plantation. when conditions deteriorate, she's convinced to flee north on the underground. when i first came up with the idea many years ago, i thought, what if the underground railroad was a actual railroad, literally underneath the earth. >> brown: explain that. the underground railroad was a system, an idea, it was people, place, but not a real railroad. >> no, there were people who were sympathetic to slaves and arranged safe havens and got people north, hid them, moved them station to station, and it was not a literal underground railroad, but i think a lot of people when they first hear about it, when they're kids, they think it's a actual subway, so what if it actually was an underground train system, how would that work. >> brown: you said this came too many years ago? >> about 16 years ago. i knew if i trie

we have a shelter open at the expo center. we have about 800 people in it.g closely with the american red cross, doing a great job out there getting shower trailers and laundry trailers in. lamar dixon expo center and quite a few companion animals and coordinating with the state partners s ts to take care of animals and livestock. >> i know you talked about, real fast, the areas but what's the critical time period for folks? next 24 to 48 hours or potentially longer oral less? >> it's -- at least another 48 hours. you know, with the predictions from the national weather service, this is unprecedented. never seen a crest recede slower an this one is doing and we can expect this level of water to stay for the next couple of days. we want our residents to remain vigilant. do not be complacent. the risk areas identified, what we want them to keep the roads clear and let them do what they're trained to did. >> for folks you've been in flont of and lived through this, i think of a decade ago for katrina, a lot of these folks are living through the same thing, kind

. >> before 1977, when the star was being. , fopping a clip last month at the "star wars" expo, withhe run of darth vader which has been rhymerred for some time and word that james earl jones recorded some of the dialogue for the characters. >> and james earl jones is the voice of...what's his name? >> darth vader? >> sorry, what does that mean? >> he is coming back. >> alexis? >> mike nicco is shaking his head. unfortunately, we do have commuter alert this morning. we have equipment problems with bart today. they have not said what they are. there is a major delay at daly city. and pittsburg and bay point and dublin/pleasanton directions. big heads up. obviously not how we want to start our friday morning commute the golden gate bridge is showing light volume with mist and fog. not too bad. speaking of mike, we will check with a look at the forecast. >> good morning. we will talk baseball, a's taking three out of four is not bad. marineers are in time for three games. dropping down to 60. baltimore orioles are take on the giants at 7:15. 59 at at&t and down to 56. heading to santa c

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