. >> what would you do if you were elected about allepo? >> about? allepo. >> and what is allepo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> >> mark: the awkward interview had the political world buzzing. late this afternoon. ted? >> the reporter: mark, bill weld spoke to us, and a small group of communications students here at emmerson college, even the students were curious about his running mate's apparent brain freeze today on national tv. with only 31% of u.s. voters able to identify him by name, libertarian presidential candidate, gary johnson, has been seeking media attention. >> we have to alt something unbelievable, doppler radar johnson just said. >> just not -- gary johnson just said. >> just not this type of media attention. >> what would you do if you were questioned about allepo. >> about? >> allepo. >> and what is allepo. >> you're kidding. >> no. >> the reporter: allepo, once the largest city in syria, is at the center of the country's the word, i don't know, i think that could happen to anybody. >> the reporter: speaking to emmerson college students this afternoon, libertarian

and he joins me live from allepo.e syrian government purposely refusing to allow the aid to get in? >> reporter: well, that could potentially be one of reasons why it's not getting in, but there also seem to be obstructions really coming from all sides of the equation. the u.n. says right now trucks at any point are ready to go, but they're still stuck in customs at the border between syria and turkey and a wagts the permission from the syrian government to be able to move. but there is also a lot more to it. they also have to get security pe missions also from the many rebel factions that hold a lot of the territory leading up to allepo and so far the u.n. says it hasn't gotten the adequate security guarantees around al s guarantees of safe passage. and then of course you need negotiations that basically involve both the regime and as well as rebel forces to make sure that they can make the transition from rebel held territory to the government held part of allepo and ba ththen ba to the rebel held areas. so it's a c

. >> what is allepo? you're kidding. >> no. >> mark: gary johnson didn't know syria's largest city. tonight his running mate in massachusetts doing damage control. >> plus, blue ribbons tied with love, as a show of support for police. >> the reporter: the reason one town allowed them to be put up and now, they're taking them back now. >> kevin: i'm tracking our next frontnmoving in overnight. when the showers and possible thunderstorms arrive. >> mark: a star spangled scandal. >> how disrespectful. >> mark: new local calls bring everyone to their feet for our national anthem. >> mark: breaking news tonight, fox 25 investigates, uncovering a brand new court ruling that could impact what information becomes public about sex offenders. good evening, everyone, i'm assemblywoman. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. required to register their whereabouts with the state after they've been classified by the sex offender registry board. under state law, you have access to that information for level 2 and level 3 sex of

the allepo problem for gary johnson.p is starting to lock himself into this idea that he will wait to hear what the generals say and secretary clinton, this thing about this thing about not putting any ground troops in iraq and syria when he have ground troops in iraq and syria. >> she and donald trump will have another shot. this is the day that gary johnson had a press junket and he blew it. >> there's more coming up including fall out from controversial donald trump's praise >> i accept your nomination. >> for the presidency of the united states. remember here at ally, nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's tina? doing the hand thing? yep! we are all in for our customers. ally. do it right. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one

allepo? what is allepo? libertarian president gary johnson blanks on syria. is this the torpedo to a barely floating ship? and this presidential year is like christmas every day for a political cartoonist. "the boston globe's" dan wasserman is with us today. sit tight. it is time to go "on the record ."open >> wcvb boston, today's newsmakers are going "on the wu newscenter 5's political reporter, reunited again. there are 15 days until the first debate, 58 days until election day. this morning, only are going to get right to our political roundtable. democrat mary anne marsh is with us today, along with rob gray of the grand old party. we did not get the hot pink memo, rob. rob: apparently not. [laughter] ed: i advise you againstt. against wearing hats. janet: it's 9/11 today and perhaps for the first time in modern american history, national security is among the key issues for voters. let's listen a little more from what donald trump has to say about the rising power of vladimir putin. >> i think when he calls a brilliant, i will take the complement. the fa

allepo? what is allepo? libertarian president gary johnson blanks on syria. is this the torpedo to a barely floating ship? and this presidential year is like christmas every day for a political cartoonist. "the boston globe's" dan wasserman is with us today. sit tight. it is time to go "on the record ."open >> wcvb boston, today's newsmakers are going "on the

the ceasefire is barely holding in allepo. breaches becoming more frequent. >> still the residence denlts are cleaning up. even the youngest. >> he is 12 years old among the many displaced now finding shelter in a bombed out hospital. >> we have to keep working until we clear this room and the room next door because this is going to be our new home. as calm prevails, at least most of the time, the syrian government is moving an increasing number of displaced people into the bombed out ruins of former districts. >> these families were forced to move several times. born in a tent. >> we lost three homes. every one got destroyed. now we're displaced. if we had the money we would flee. >> despite the fact that the ceasefire is very fragile, the people here aren't wasting any time. they're getting to work picking up the pieces hoping that against all odds the truce may hold and while few are optimistic some say even the current ceasefire is a blessing. >> the ceasefire is good so far he says. i've been here a few days and the situa

overseas now syrian activist say 26 civilians have allepo. that came yesterday after the united nations security council convened in an emergency meeting. the council failed to take any action because of the division of russia and the western powers. >>> good morning. it's 5:07 on this monday morning. if we take you to our maps here. right lane is still closed on a.m. as crews continue to clean up after a tractor trailer crash earlier this morning and spilled sheet rock over the road. not seeing that cause any traffic delays for you. same thing traveling through the raleigh area. durham looks good. 85 durham freeway. no accidents to report to you there and so far no delays just yet. if you look at your drive times from the durham area just 5 minutes there. outside i-40 at the cli ton bypass. u.s. 70 the time to get out there now if you don't want to be waiting in that long line that develops around 6:30 in the morning. >> thanks so much. 5:08 right now. another wild fire is consuming land in california this morning. >> and in 2 minutes how ma

. >> well, for the people of allepo, it is absolutely getting worse it seems by the night.ozens of air strikes hit the rebel-held east of the city into the early hours of this morning. we don't have a clear casualty count as yet, but a member of the civil defense or white helmets told reuters that the bombardment landed until of:00 in the morning and also accused syrians of using chemical weapons and phosphorous, a claim investigated by the united nations. the assault now a week long. observer the war of words betw u.s. and russia is intensifying, as well. at the united nations security council meeting yesterday, samantha powers said what the russians are doing is not counterterrorism but barbarism. >> instead of helping get life saving aid to civilians, russia and assad are bombing the humanitarian convoys, hospitals and first responders who are trying desperately to keep people alive. >> the british and french also attacking rush is that over the weekend saying the country could be guilty of war crimes. the russian representative to the u.n. defended the country's positio

barnicle: aleppo is gary johnson followed up with an appearance on the view and said he thought allepo was an acronym?but admitted there's no excuse for not knowing. kt abc news washington . says this week's rain overwhelmed its sanitary sewer and storm sewer systems. the town of wesley, about 30 miles west of clear lake, saw about 5 inches of rain tuesday night into wednesday morning. the mayor says rain affected most of the basements in the town of about 400 people. one city clerk says she had about 2 feet of water in her basement. kossuth county supervisors say they'll ask governor terry state aid. after protests from native americans, north dakota's chief archaeologist will inspect part of the route of the bakken oil pipeline next week. tribal officials say the company building the pipeline, dakota access, bulldozed several sites that significant to the standing rock sioux's history. the state says officials surveyed the route to look for artifacts, but didn't look at the disputed site. if the chief archeologist finds any native american artifacts, pipeline work would western north

in an interview thursday morning he could not answer a question about allepo where 5 year civil war is under way. johnson spent every interview since admitting he messed up. >> if it is kissing my chances good-bye so be it but i have also be served really well by telling the truth. you tell the truth and you can get your way through things. >> so it was a fair question. i mean anything's fair i'm running for president of united states. no, complaints. >> well, johnson's trying to reach 15 percent in the national polls and that would allow him to take part in the national debates that are coming up. >>> still ahead we're going to take you out live to tampa boat show where walter allen has his eyes on gorgeous boats. then we will talk to local the author about his new book entitled tier one. nation's top military units. we've got giant pep rally at 5a high school. hey charley. >> hello. how are you, laura? you having a good day? i am. how you doing? >> you exhausted? >> a little bit little bit. all right. are we having fun at 5a high school? >> yes. yes we are. sop we talked about at gre

have witnessed unspeakable violence and they desperately need help, so why aren't the children of allepoting the aid they need four days in to the cease fire? >>> plus -- >> do you know what color the house

. >> raffling from damascus to a will th allepo. cease fire in second day and so far things look quiet. >> nothing remarkable about this one until the stop signs come out. they turn on cameras which automatically record whether nearby cars come to a stop for the kids. >> rams made their debut last night. their first game with the l.a. logo back on their helmets. and promptly shellacked by the 49ers 28-0. what is more l.a. than having your premiere tank? >>> i'm norah o'donnell with e-mails stolen there colin powell's account show him urging hillary clinton's campaign to keep him out of her e-mail controversy. powell spokesman confirms to cbs news that the e-mails on the website dc leaks.com are from the retired general's account. in one powell wrote sat thing is that hrc could have killed this by merely telling everyone honestly which he had done and not tie me into. she keeps tripping into these character mine fields. >> powell also dismissed donald would vote for him by 2020 as, quote, fantasy. he takes us for idiots. can he never

officials say a russian su-24 aircraft was tracked over the convoy southwest of ael -- allepo. it was the first aid convoyo a cease fire plan but the syrian regime has declared an end and begun his own strikes. russia denied. the video shows a rebel vehicle armed with an artillery piece shadowing the convoy. >> russian aircraft would have shown up on this map qatar which served for headquarters. it follows all aircraft fly over syria. when 60 minutes wept this there that -- they were clearly visible on the wall. on saturday, that same headquarters authorized a strike by u.s. and allies aircraft which hit a syrian army camp by mistake. that incident is now under investigation. but the u.s. says it thought it was striking an isis position and would never deliberately targe syrian military. >> the cease fire is now in limbo and so are plans for u.s. and russia to set up a joint operation center for strikes against isis. a military spokeman says the u.s. is not expecting any great progress any time soon. gail? >> all right. thank you, david. the epipen controversy deepens as the dr