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and sincece i came into the league. >> browns quarter back seems to >> his stance on the american flag i can't judge him for that. my stance is for me i'm a military brat. mybr parents both served my dad did 20 my mom did 13. that represents something different for me. >> . . troubled> browns receiver says e considers kolen a close friend. >> he needed to voice his opinion. he did the best way he could. on his stage. >> even brown added that while he respects the message. he wouldn't choosees the same wy to thr*eufray it. >* deliver it. >> it's not as important to talk about t him. as it is to talk about the issue. of the country. and thef issues of the countryco the number one issue in this country for me. is. black homicide. young black mend killing young pentagon is drawing fire tonight. after reports show it failed to detect moral flaws in a topo military leader. major general david height over saw military operations in europe. until he was demoted earlier thisr year. pentagon investigators discovered thega married fatherf 4. had been living a double life. and carrying on a swinge

it is ththe first time sincece e have bombed d hasakeh the war started more than five years ago. >> lookt what the planes have done here. that was in a logical shop, that was a a tee shot,t, this is cley a civilian area. this is the 6 6th bombing here. i have nothing left. my house is gone and t there is nothing inside. i am standing barefoot. reporter: new targets in an old war with n no end inigight. but t then a flicker of hope afr russiaia said they would suppora 48 hour cease-fire for the city of aleppo. the u.n. had been calling for the cease-fire to deliver food and medicine to the people of the divided city. >> the special envoy went on to say that he welcomes the russian federation's statement and the humanitarian team, he is set to mobilize to respond to the challenge. reporter: a video of a five-year-old brought the world's attention to the situation in aleppo. sarah: we have to take a short break. ♪ ♪ sarah: welcome back. paul manafort has resigned as manager of donald trump's campaign. the move comes after donald trump sideline him with new appointments. some republicans had

expect this to be one of the more political sincecs that we have seen 1968. know of athletes who plan on making political stands while down there, whether they're connected to black lives matter and police or whether those stances are directly related to the u.s. elections and a feeling like they have a moral obligation to stand up to donald trump -- those of the general things i am hearing. i think that will be an interesting challenge for the international olympic committee because they have rules against athletes picking out politically. they say there is no politics that belongs on the olympic field. worse, they allow sponsors that are incredibly political -- of course, they have allowed sponsors that are incredibly political. the olympics themselves are deeply politicized spectaclele f nationalism and whatnot. of course, the mere fact you are going -- 45 heads of state at the opening ceremonies, i mean, this is a political operation in so many respects. the only people not allowed to be political are the athletes other than wearing their sponsors brands.

power.no >> fox 8 lorrie taylor said lakewood residents are among many who have been living in the dark sincece the lights went out ono thursday. >> fortunately, relief is insight. first energy is saying most homes inng northeast ohio, including lakewood, should have power restored by 11:30 tonight. here are lakewood's glenn berry avenue is attila the house and the lights are shining on one side of the street. >> it's been s a little rough te pasta couple of days. >> while darkness and heat hang heavy on the other. >> it's just been pretty frustrating because i have seen so many workers out here assessing the situation but nothing is actually being worked on. >> rhonda's boden and her family haveer been breaking a sweat sie thursday afternoon when their air conditioner went down with hang across their backyard. the fire department has declared half a dozen properties, including hers, off-limits until repairs mi can be made. >> we're all just a little bit fed up right now. igh just had that that that woud maybe be a bigger priority . >> may be more than 3,000 homes and cuyahoga county were still

it also marked louisiana's worst flooding sincece hurricane katrina. some neighborhoods still have up to two feet of standing water . president obama spoke in baton rouge. pres. obama: i just had a chance to see some of the damage from the historic floods here i louisiana. i come here first and foremost to say their prayers of the entire nation are with everybody who lost loved ones, as i think anybody who can see just the streets, plus the inside of the homes, people's s lives haveeeen upenend by t this flood. amy: while many climate scientists have tied the historic floods in louisiana to climate change, president obama made no link during hihis remar. while obama was in baton rouge, he also met with the family of alton sterling who was killed by police on july 5 and with the families of three police officers who were killed byy former u.s. marinene in a mass shshooting in baton rouge on juy 17. but while president o obama was speaking in baton rouge, four environmental activists were arrested in new orleans on tuesday while occupying the headadquart

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