alisa parenti. this is bloomberg.et's get back to today central-bank news, the ecb leaving all three main rates unchanged. policymakers are more confident about the economic output. to reporters in frank peart and said there was no need for extra stimulus for the time being. he also talked about the outlook for inflation. the basis of current oil prices, inflation rates are likely to remain low over the next few months before starting to become toward the end of 2016. mark: we are joined by robert wolf, founder of 32 advisors. he also served as a fundraiser for president barack obama in 2008. i want to get your thoughts on the u.s. presidential election and hillary clinton's news conference moments ago. before we get to politics, can we start with the ecb. investors disappointed that the ecb did not extend the bond buying program. it set up committees to address the scarcity of bonds that the ecb can buy. does this tell us that investors are addicted to central-bank stimulus, bond yields arising, stocks falling, becau

after alisa e-mailed us. if you have a story..... you'd like us to investigate... just send us a story.... to 13investigates@ktnv.com and... be sure to include.... your phone number. a bizzare scene in tampa, florida. all of the thrashing around is being caused by 6 manatees that found their way into caused by hurricane hermine. but.. when the high water receded.. the massive mammals were trapped. a major rescue effort was mounted.worked for hours by hand to save the 4 adults and 2 calves.. and move them to safety. warming temps, light winds and lots of sunshine will be the theme for the weekend. expect highs in the mid 90s on saturday and upper 90s on sunday. however, changes seem to be pushes in from the south and starts to bring more cloud cover on monday and chances for rain starting late in the day. monday will also be breezy with highs in the mid 90s. by tuesday the cloud cover will remain in the forecast. also, high temps will cool to the upper 80s. chances for rain will linger on wednesday with a bit less cloud more changes arrive thursday as a large storm

i am alisa parenti. consensus fed chair janet yellen has worked hard to maintain among policymakers showed signs of strain yesterday. voting members including the boston fed president and esther george all dissented from the majority view to hold interest rates steady. sinces the most dissents 2014, plus sign up into alan greenspan -- a positive sign according to alan greenspan. the thing i did want to convey is that the fed had a single point of view and it was no discussion going on. vonnie: joining us is the chief monetary economist at cumberland advisors, and the former research director at the atlanta fed. three dissents. is this just an fomc that is ramping up for an actual increase? >> there has been evidence for some while that there has been a divergence of views among participants in the fomc. we saw president bullard coming out with statements around the jackson hole time. president williams has expressed views as well. a reflection of the fact that there is a diversity of views, and i agree w

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alisa parenti has more. alisa: donald trump looks to apply his new campaign discipline at tonight's first debate. trump and hillary clinton face off at the event in hofstra university near new york city are you in the polls by learning to stay out of his own way. a new bloomberg politics survey shows the two are in a dead heat with 46% each. trump leads when third-party candidates are included. it watch the debate right here on bloomberg tv starting at 8:30 p.m. eastern area our coverage will include 30 minute pre-and post debate shows led by mark halperin and the bloomberg politics team. twitter will live stream the broadcast. beginner donors overwhelmingly favor hillary clinton in the presidential race. clinton has collected $21 million for her campaign and is supporting tax on the bloomberg -- donald trump has received only one million dollars. george soros has donated almost $12 million to the clinton cause to fellow hedge fund billionaire .im simons has given $7 million the last test lamp rush over the

right now let's check in with alisa. >> good morning, john. the first presidential debate is exactly three weeks away. and so as you can imagine, neither candidate are taking today off. how they're both putting in work in ohio today. john? >>> new overnight, a collision we will tell you how it happened and how passengers reacted. plus, speaking on behalf of hillary clinton. find out where bernie sanders will campaign for clinton. and how he plans to tout clinton's economic plan. michael? >> john, good morning. happy labor day to you as well. temperatures outside feeling good in the neighborhood. all in the 50s to get things going. a light jacket if you are about to run out the door. a look at the numbers. 55 in elyria. 57 in mansfield. and 51 in wooster. have labor day day, progressive field later on this afternoon, and we have the indians taking on the houston astros at 7:10, and first pitch, at 81, and 73 degrees, by the ninth inning, and your full forecast, it is honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like rea

alisa harrington joins us live with the million dollar plan. alisa? >> after the game, collin kaepernick announced plans to donate $1 million to different charities. i asked people what they'd like to see the money go. one person told me to the families killed by police and another said toward education. nonprofits hope part of that stays in the bay area. for the fourth game, kaepernick refused to stand for the national anthem in protest of what he calls oppression of black people, now, he's expanding by giving back. >> donating to help the communities and people. >> some organizations hope the 49ers quarterback chooses to help the community that supports him. saying $1 million can benefit youth services. >> they owe it to the communities to give something back since most of the people who live in those communities are privileged to go see them play, anyway. >> he says the donation is changing the game, saying the money can go a long way in the fight for equality. >> it's the fault of the level that pushes this agenda. and so my hope is whoever he wor

alisa harrington joins us live with the million dollar plan. alisa? >> after the game, collin kaepernick announced plans to donate $1 million to different charities. i asked people what they'd like to see the money go. one person told me to the families killed by police and another said toward education. nonprofits hope part of that stays in the bay area. for the fourth game, kaepernick refused to stand for the national anthem in protest of what he calls oppression of black people, now, he's expanding by giving back. >> donating to help the communities and people. >> some organizations hope the 49ers quarterback chooses to help the community that supports him. saying $1 million can benefit youth services. >> they owe it to the communities to give something back since most of the people who live in those communities are privileged to go see them play, anyway. >> he says the donation is changing the game, saying the money can go a long way in the fight for equality. >> it's the fault of the level that pushes this agenda. and so my hope is whoever he wor

i'm alisa parenti, this is bloomberg. vonnie: now to u.s.s where health has emerged as a top issue in the presidential campaign. hillary clinton's undisclosed bout of pneumonia threatens to turn into a political crisis. as she was leaving, she was caught on camera stumbling into her van. for more on all this, let's who was kevin cirilli at that ceremony. does clinton need to be a lot more open about health issues? is it becoming something that will darker for the rest of campaign? kevin: there is no question that she is facing several weston's yesterdayhandling of in new york city. for about 20 or 30 minutes, there were a lot of questions. number one, where was she? would she be coming back to the surface -- service? it leads to questions of how the campaign is communicating with reporters. donald trump has also not released his health records -- full health records. a campaign aide telling me he would make a physical report available that he took last week. facing questions on their transparency regarding health. that video of hillary clint

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we went out to bunkers cemetary with alisa celis and her dad on friday, where her mom and her son are both burried. her mom's grave was covered in mud...and celis said it's often sinking down on one side because of the broken sprinkler box next to it. then she showed us her son's grave, which she said is usually very muddy because of this bare area of mud near his headstone. while we were there, the people working there promised us they they could. we went back there today to make sure they kept their promises. these are photos from today, showing the fixes they've made. but the family says they asked them to do this for months, and it did not happen until we got invovled. soc. we looked into this story after 13investigates@ktnv.com.. and please be sure to include your phone number. a valley woman thinks.... house.... but... not so fast... even the guys giving away money.... can get it wrong. more on this heartbreaking mistake... and... how it could happen... drug.. often used to treat a child's cough. find out what's raising red flags. and.. everyone has enjoyed.... falling gas price

he said alisa machado massive amount of weight and it was a real problem. >> what we have seen -- what we have never seen before is a presidential candidate attacking a citizen. >> reporter: craig boswell, cbs news, -- cbs news. >>> flagstaff. let's take a live look there. it is from the walk-up skydome on northern arizona university's campus under that we have the san francisco peaks and we're starting to see rainfall and lightning with this too. keep that in mind if you are watching this from flagstaff or near -- or northern arizona. there is a rain moving from the south to the north. sedona not in the rain right now but definitely some showers possible. we're seeing some creep up north of 169 and as we take a scooped to the right seeing some activity bubbling up over the white mountains as well. as we look to the northwen peach springs to mountain activity, but nothing too serious. we will drop-down 5000 feet and we will see puppy cumulus louts in the background. all in all, the skies are clear. we had a couple of hit and miss showers earlier, but not much doing right now. we are cu

andre, alisa, and ejay, now famous for his role on the e! reality series "rich kids of beverly hills." >> hello, welcome! >> reporter: cookie writes candic candidly about come to terms with ejay being gay. >> you watched him playing with dolls and shielded him from magic in the beginning? >> it was a matter of, let's do this over by ourselves, you can do this and be happy, and we won't bother daddy with it because he doesn't like it. i also knew earvin didn't understand. and i was still trying to figure it out. i'm not going to say i understood he was gay at that time, because i didn't. >> you were very honest that you had a tough conversation with him about it. ask t and then you changed and apologized to him for some of the things that you had said to him. >> i had to come to realize that this is who he is. and he's going to be happy. and so why am i judging him? why am i -- i'm his father. i knew he was looking for me to accept who he was. and i had to get out of my own way. right? and my macho, the whole -- >> and he couldn't let me tell

alisa harrington, abc7 news. >>> just about an hour ago, oakland mayor released a statement saying it's clear, quote, the consequences of poor judgment and bad behavior can end careers and shatter lives. >> now, we've been in contact with one of those charged officers, former livermore police officer who resigned this week. >> dan noiz is here with a report. dan? >> he told me celeste lied to him and he was emphatic he didn't commit a crime. and there was no way he'd be charged in his words. >> i have had a steady stream of information coming from her, she told me about the first cop she encountered. >> he would be like hurry up and turn 18. but i talked him into it. >> alameda county d.a. said today she cannot make a case for statutory rape with that police officer but she did announce a familiar name. >> we're filing charges against dan black. >> celetste told me about dan black. last night he confirmed he met herron line in april. black told me she had no idea she slept with other officers, he picked her up, and drove to spanger's grotto and said she doesn't pay for sex but he would

alisa? >> reporter: the city wants to fire one police officer and punish several others. the district attorney whether criminal charges will be filed. the city of richmond is moving to discipline nine police officers linked to teenager jasmine abuslin who used to be by the name celeste gaup. including one demotion, two suspensions and five letters of reprimand. >> we're disappointed at the behaviors of the officers involved in this. i think people should be personally

. >>> an 8-year-old boy hasn't left the hospital after being bitten twice by a rattlesnake alisa harrington joins us live outside with the story. >> the boy is expected to be okay. his mother tells me he has swelling but there is a chance he can go home tonight. firefighters want to remind people of the warm weather and rattlesnakes are active in the heat. >> he saw the snake. >> the 8-year-old smiles through pain in his hospital bed in walnut creek. the third grader is recovering from a terrifying rattlesnake attack. his mother says it happened in a friend's backyard. she says a snake bit brenden's ankle, twice. >> when i saw him, i got to see him, he just was completely still. very brave. very calm. i'm his mother i can see the fear in his eyes. >> firefighters arrived and found it was a baby rattlesnake that attacked. >> baby rattlesnakes tend to be more aggressive and so they may or may not give warning. >> neighbors say they see snakes and other critters. >> i had a rattlesnake in the backyard. it's creepy. >> phyllis amon refuses to walk the trails. the street borders open space. bren

. >> reporter: on tuesday alisa machado told reporters she was devastated. >> for me, these elections are like a bad dream. you know watching this guy doing a stupid thing and a stupid comment. >> did anybody see that a debate last night? >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigned in north carolina with an extra spring in her with former rival bernie sanders to try to make college debt-free. >> we are also going to work so that you can refinance the debt you already have at much lower rates. and get it paid off. >> reporter: now we wait to see if the debate is actually going to move the poles. polling showed the race is extremely tight. history suggests candidates perceived as the winner of the debate does see a slight bump in the polls. >> we'll be watching. thank you. >>> a new paul reveals just what local voters think about the candidates. pollsters put together a so- called word cloud of adjectives that voters use most for their candidates. trump got words like racist, idiot, you can see here, crazy, dangerous, and liar. positive words were leader and honest. clinton's brand has prob

alisa hairington shows us the shift. >> the working people this is our day. >> this is more than just a picnic in the park. the labor day picnic has historically been one of the biggest in the country. attracting politicians including bill clinton who helicoptered in to meet with leaders and campaign. this year... >> it's become a lesser function because of many things we do. i'm old enough to remember when we used to have the governor every year. >> the international vice president of teamsters explains how the game of politics changed this event. labor day used to mark the kickoff of the season, now, it feels like the final push. >> look at the national campaign going on two years, right? so the political process is longer and more involved and people are running earlier. >> he says they have been getting people registered to vote for months. the fdiu group is one of many lining the park. cynthia landry says the picnic is their chance to reach out to people directly. >> people need to be educated on issues that affect them in terms of life, benefits. >> hillary clinton and donald tr

alisa harrington, abc7 news. >>> just about an hour ago, oakland mayor released a statement saying it's clear, quote, the consequences of poor judgment and bad behavior can end careers and shatter lives. >> now, we've been in contact with one of those charged officers, former livermore police officer who resigned this week. >> dan noiz is here with a report. dan? >> he told me celeste lied to him and he was emphatic he didn't commit a crime. and there was no way he'd be charged in his words. >> i have had a steady stream of information coming from her, she told me about the first cop she encountered. >> he would be like hurry up and turn 18. but i talked him into it. >> alameda county d.a. said today she cannot make a case for statutory rape with that police officer but she did announce a familiar name. >> we're filing charges against dan black. >> celetste told me about dan black. last night he confirmed he met herron line in april. black told me she had no idea she slept with other officers, he picked her up, and drove to spanger's grotto and said she doesn't pay for sex but he would

alisa? >> reporter: the city wants to fire one police officer and punish several others. it's up to the district attorney whether criminal charges will be filed. the city of richmond is moving to discipline nine police officers linked to teenager jasmine abuslin who used to be by the name celeste gaup. including one demotion, two suspensions and five letters of reprimand. >> we're disappointed at the behaviors of the officers involved in this. i think people should be personally angry that they breached public trust. >> the investigation revealed 10,000 text messages and interviews in a statement, police chief brown said i am sorry the misconduct brought embarrassment to the city and police department. the recommendations do not include criminal charges. the mayor expressed outrage at the situation, but defended steps to hold people accountable. >> i think most people feel like that you know, it's, that this has been taken care of. i mean, what else can you do? you know? you're not going to take people out and shoot them or something. >> each officer will get a hearing be

. >>> an 8-year-old boy hasn't left the hospital after being bitten twice by a rattlesnake alisa harrington joins us live outside with the story. >> the boy is expected to be okay. his mother tells me he has swelling but there is a chance he can go home tonight. firefighters want to remind people of the warm weather and rattlesnakes are active in the heat. >> he saw the snake. >> the 8-year-old smiles through pain in his hospital bed in walnut creek. the third grader is recovering from a terrifying rattlesnake attack. his mother says it happened in a friend's backyard. she says a snake bit brenden's ankle, twice. >> when i saw him, i got to see him, he just was completely still. very brave. very calm. i'm his mother. i can see the fear in his eyes. >> firefighters arrived and found it was a baby rattlesnake that attacked. >> baby rattlesnakes tend to be more aggressive and so they may or may not give warning. >> neighbors say they see snakes and other critters. >> i had a rattlesnake in the backyard. it's creepy. >> phyllis amon refuses to walk the trails. the street borders open space. bre

. >>> and alisa harrington tweeting this picture from skyline high school. a meeting is is underway now following a tuberculosis scare on abc7 news at 11:00 a health alert going out tonight. >> we'll see you tonight at 9:00 and roek. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. look for breaking news on twitter. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin zee. >> from the entire news team, have a good night. >> see you again later mandy, you're getting glitter on my soccer ball. oh, well, now it's a disco ball. (singsongy) you're welcome! oh, look. boyd drew a rocket... or a... wiener. you know what? let's go with rocket. (horn honks, vehicle approaches) oh! your dad's home! oh, finally. i've been cooped up with you hens long enough. oh, eve, honey, it's not cute when your dad says it,

alisa hairington shows us the shift. >> the working people this is our day. >> this is more than just a picnic in the park. the labor day picnic has historically been one of the biggest in the country. attracting politicians including bill clinton who helicoptered in to meet with leaders and campaign. this year... >> it's become a lesser function because of many things we do. i'm old enough to remember when we used to have the governor every year. >> the international vice president of teamsters explains how the game of politics changed this event. labor day used to mark the kickoff of the season, now, it feels like the final push. >> look at the national campaign going on two years, right? so the political process is longer and more involved and people are running earlier. >> he says they have been getting people registered to vote for months. the fdiu group is one of many lining the park. cynthia landry says the picnic is their chance to reach out to people directly. >> people need to be educated on issues that affect them in terms of life, benefits. >> hillary clinton and donald tr

. >>> and alisa harrington tweeting this picture from skyline high school. meeting is is underway now following a tuberculosis scare on abc7 news at 11:00 a health alert going out tonight. >> we'll see you tonight at 9:00 and roek. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. look for breaking news on twitter. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin zee. >> from the entire news team, have a good night. >> see you again later this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a phd candidate from chicago, illinois... an analytics consultant from bethel park, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, a student from herndon, virginia... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for tuning us in once again as we start another exciting week of competition here on "jeopardy!" always a good champion coming back to play and two good challengers. today, dorcas and seth. welcome aboard. let's see how well you guys do aga

alisa celis says her mother's grave marker ...has been sinking because of a busted sprinkler box.. and her son's grave is often covered with mud. 22.42.43 last week was my mom's birthday 44 i couldnt even come here on her birthday, i had to come on sunday 47 to give her here to see 54 it's hurtful 57 while we were there taking video.. an employee at bunkers cemetary came out and promisedto take care of it. workers even began fixing the sprinkler box ...before we left. and now to possibly the biggest road closure in years! the interchange between the -95- south and -15- south is closed prepare to demolish a bridge over symphony park drive. we tested several detours and here's the result. the suggested detour will take you onto the 15 north to turn around at d street. it'll take you about 6 minutes.. you can also get off the 95 at valley view... rancho and mlk ...and work your way down to charleston to get on the 15 south. rancho was the quickest of at five and a half minutes. valley view took us a little over 7 minutes and mlk was slower at about 10 minutes. another good thing to ke

alisa? >> reporter: the city wants to fire one police officer and punish several others. it's up to the district attorney whether criminal charges will be filed. the city of richmond is moving to discipline nine police officers linked to teenager jasmine abuslin who used to be by the name celeste gaup. including one demotion, two suspensions and five letters of reprimand. >> we're disappointed at the behaviors of the officers involved in this. i think people should be personally angry that they breached public trust. >> the investigation revealed 10,000 text messages and interviews in a statement, police chief brown said i am sorry the misconduct brought embarrassment to the city and police department. the recommendations do not include criminal charges. the mayor expressed outrage at the situation, but defended steps to hold people accountable. >> i think most people feel like that you know, it's, that this has been taken care of. i mean, what else can you do? you know? you're not going to take people out and shoot them or something. >> each officer will get a hearing be

alisa celis says her mother's grave marker ...has been sinking because of a busted sprinkler box.. and her son's grave is often covered with mud. 22.42.43 last week was my mom's birthday 44 i couldnt even come here on he come on sunday 47 to give her her flowers and give her her balloons and stuff 50 and i still didn't get get no video.. an employee at bunkers cemetary came out and promisedto take care of it. workers even began fixing the sprinkler box ...before we left. and now to possibly the biggest road closure in years! the south and -15- south is closed for the next -36- hours. this is done so crews can prepare to demolish a bridge over symphony park drive. we tested several detours and here's the result. the suggested detour will take you onto the 15 north to turn around at d street. it'll take you about 6 minutes.. you can also get off the 95 at valley view... rancho and mlk ...and work your way down to charleston to get rancho was the quickest of those routes... at five and a half minutes. valley view took us a little over 7 minutes and mlk was slower at about 10 minutes.

alisa has some of the most expertise i know on fines and fees issue. i work with the lease at lawyers committee. she currently serves as lawyers committee legal director but prior to that she ashley started her legal career there. in 2004 and was working as a homeless rights project attorney and she has had the most experience representing homeless persons in traffic court on fines and fees, issues municipal fines and fees, citations, etc. she knows the ins and outs of the san francisco traffic court system. she knows all the clerks at each window. she has also spearheaded so much of the statewide advocacy, most recent one is sb 1881 on the governor's desk right now, which would actually require courts to process amnesty traffic court amnesty applications within 90 days. she has also done-she served on various coalitions. she's able to work very closely with community members. she was a very close relationship with the coalition on homelessness. we always turn to her for any expertise on any fines and fees issues you can think of. she is the expert on

. >> sometimes i read my bible and sometimes i -- -- eye -- >> reporter: alisa proving them wrong with the help of an unexpected friendship. >> we draw on each other's strength. >> yeah. >> reporter: a domestic violence survivor herself, she knew exactly what alyssa was years ago melissa stabbed 32 times in her face and neck by her ex-boyfriend. lived to tell her story. >> i kept reading an article, it just -- i burst into tears because this was a 21-year-old girl, in the same hospital where i was, at bayfront medical center. and, the same doctors that saved my life looked to save her life and i just felt that -- i felt so-called to there. >> what happened next, no one saw coming. the reason alyssa dudley's own mother says that melissa dome's actions have given her daughter a reason to live again. you'll see that full story on our annual special "taking action against domestic violence" set for wednesday october 12th at 7:00 p.m. this year we are devoting the entire hour to celebrating everyday heroes just like domestic violence. as we do each year we build this campaign around the sta

. >> reporter: slice them in two, george and alisa fill the muse. dip the top in chocolate and your treats are ready to eat. that is what is cooking, i'm sarah french, 7 news. >>> no pumpkin spice, and he fills it with pumpkin. >> and chocolate. that looked so delicious. >> i love that everything he did is on such a large scale. it's like automatic stir. >> bring it on, i wish i had that giant bat of eclair batter. >> 300 eclairs coming up. >>> a swimmer, why she is hitting the water >>> big papi with big smiles, how he is showing support for his capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. inimums. no fees. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. that's banking reimagined. >>> an ambitious athlete hoping to be the first person to swim non-stop on sacramento river. she is without stopping. that is going to take 45 hours in order to make the record brooks, chambers will have to wear a regular swim suit and she can't have any ph

. >> alisa, you are joining us from geneva switzerland where secretary of state, john kerry, is negotiating with russia on a syrian peace deal. what is the obama administration trying to do about this situation. >> reporter: wolf, obviously, as will said, there is a growing concern about north korea's increased weapons programs and capability and provocation. within hours of the nuclear test, president obama was on the phone to south korea president pack, japanese president abe. they were already headed to the region to discuss north korea's program. they are calling that u.n. security council meeting today. you remember in march, the u.n. security passed the most biting sanctions against north korea. their behavior has only worsened since then. not really sure what kind of options the u.s. has with the u.n. security council. a lot will be about consultations with japan and south korea. president obama's statement that you mentioned, talking about as commander in chief i have a responsibility to safeguard the american people and ensure the u.s. is countering against the north korean threat.

alisa celis says her mother's grave marker has been sinking because of a busted sprinkler box next to it.. and her son's grave is often covered with mud. 22.42.43 last week was my mom's birthday 44 i couldnt even come here on her birthday, i had to her flowers and give her her balloons and stuff 50 and i still didn't get get no satisfaction out of what i came an employee at bunkers cemetary came out and promised take care of it.. and workers even began fixing the sprinkler box before we left. and now to possibly the biggest the interchange between -95- south and -15- south is closed for the next -36- hours. this is done so crews can prepare to demolish a bridge over symphony park drive. we tested several detours and here's the result. the marked detour will take you onto the 15 north to turn around at d street. it'll take you about 6 minutes.. you can also get off the 95 at valley view... way down to charleston to get on the 15 south. rancho was the quickest of those routes... at five and a half minutes. valley view took us a little over 7 minutes and mlk was slower at 10 minutes. ano

reporter alisa hong of her sister station has this story from washington. >> reporter: bellingham known to be a liberal city but this homeowner was shocked when thieves started so he decided to shock them back. seven times over the last few months someone has stolen donald trump signs off of ray gillwide's property. his security system has captured it so he decided to get creative. >> and then we run copper wire all the way around the outside. >> reporter: he wired an electric fence unit, enough to deliver a zap to anyone who tries stealing the sign, like this woman who grabbed his sign in the middle of the night. >> my property. if the parents did the job they should have been, i wouldn't have to be taking care of it now. >> reporter: bellingham police say as long as he isn't injuring anybody he has the right to protect his property. in bellingham, alyssa hon, king 5 news. >>> tomorrow the 2016 paralympic games will start in rio and as we saw in the olympics, colorado residents will be well represented at the opening ceremonies. 9news reporter matt renoux says a coach and winter medali

and not accurate and not something that -- >> the other thing was what was said about miss universe, alisaado, and this morning came on "fox & friends" and said, you know what, she got fat. >> i wonder who's giving him that advice. what's next? >> do you have something? >> oh, yeah. sniffle gate. >> perhaps we'll be talking about that later. so many moneys and hundreds of companies are doing this. our country's in deep trouble. we're the best at it. it's a defective agreement. why hasn't she made the agreements better? is that okay? good. >> this is actually a high-energy breathing exercise, a form of meditation that business men do to keep their thoughts in check. i find it interesting, we're so obsessed with her health and then he has the sniffles and i think the podium smelled so good. >> i think it would be funny if she handed him a tissue. >> i thought his mike wasn't working. >> can i be honest with you? i mentioned this this morning. don't go, there's a conspiracy. >> here he goes. when she spoke, it was very loud. when he spoke, he almost couldn't hear him. >> but he still -- >> no

she has a name, her name is alisa machado. she's become a u.s. citizen and you can bet she's going to vote this november. >> oh really? >> trump explained some of his comments earlier this morning on fox. listen to this. >> miss universe person, and she was the worst we ever had, the worst, the absolute worst. >> did not know that story. >> she was the winner and you know she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a little problem. >> machado is doing a conference call for the clinton campaign, she will be a guest on anderson cooper later tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. lets bring in sarah huckabee sanders right now, southeast a senior adviser for donald trump. >> it sounds pretty ugly of the name calling. >> i am far offended as a woman and a donald trump supporter by what hillary clinton said when she called me deplorable and irredeemable it it sho irredeemable. >> he seems to be on the defensive and not on the attack. >> some of that was due to the questions and he got asked by a lot of questions straight up from the clinton's play book an

but as alisa said earlier, it's infuriating. it's also inaccurate. you can't tell history leaving out half of the human race and have an accurate history. so i just feel -- yeah, thank you. so -- but also it's so much more fun to have them. they're just more interesting. audience: i thought you and mr. besslaus were terrific at the national archives a couple of weeks. you mentioned there in passing how many of these people either went to visitation school or had a role there. can you talk about that? cokie: visitation stayed in operation all through the war. it had always accepted girls of every faith and all regions. and actually remarkably quite a few stayed through the war. most of the schools and hotels and everything were taken over either to house troops or as hospitals. washington became one great stinking hospital during the war because everybody coming in from all the battles around came in to washington. visitation was untouched because winfield scott who had been the chief general before the war his daughter had become a visitation nun and

good to see you alisa. >> thank you. >> let's play the game. sporting goods and apparel. >> this is the perfect storm of sales. labor day sales and back to school sales. the end of season clearance es especially for sporting gear for biking and baseball. dick's has half off sports gear for clothes, shorts, all of that stuff. great time to buy this stuff. a good way to keep up on the sales is download an app like the flip app to have all of the local weekly ads at your finger tips. >> so sporting goods and apparel. you did not let me guess. >> sorry. >> sorry. what about mattresses? buy now or later? >> i was ready for sporting goods. i say wait for later. >> nope. labor day sales are awesome. the only time to buy mattresses is when there are big sales. this weekend, huge sales. 50% off for more plus throwing in as macy's a free box spring and other extras freeel if they are not offering them, you can negotiate. >> you can haggle? >> only shop for mattresses when they are on sale. not worth shopping any other time. >> sheets and towels? down to