tonight an aps worker is alert and conscious after being shocked. the 40-year-old worker will remain hospitalized after raising his bucket truck into a live line. the electricity surging through his arm and out his elbow. >>> another close call. a 23-year-old shocked, also being treated. the ground guiding a metal pole being moved into place when the crane hit a live wire. he suffered first and secondburns. >>> -- second degree burns. >>> tornadoes in indiana, four hours ago. look at all the destruction. so many have friends and family there so we are tracking this for you. the mayor announcing there are 8 funnel clouds, a lot of damage. mostly trees down. one apartment complex reports half the building has no roof. we saw starbucks gone as well. the employees hiding in a rest room. roads closed for at least another hour so rescuers could get in and there is 40,000 people without power there. >>> tornado watch for all these areain shaded in the yellow. the red are active tornado warnings. tornadoes happening or rotation on the radar meaning they cou

she called an ap report absurd and said it only looked at the small portion of her time as secretary of state. the report found that more than half of the nongovernment officials who met with clinton said he has no regrets rtment "we're trying to do good things. if there's something wrong with creating jobs and saving lives, i don't know >> we are trying to do good things. is there a set -- doing the things i don't know what it is through the people who give money know exactly what they were doing. i have nothing to say about it. other than i'm really proud. >> clinton foundation recently said it would ban from done stomach a man has been found not guilty in the second trial for the shooting death of a teenager. hobbes was previously convicted of the killing but earlier this year was granted a second trial. jurors in his first trial were some facebook photos have included gang affiliations and that violated a previous ruling receives thousands of dollars for keeping quite about osama 95-grand, the city of waterloo negotiated an extra 5-thousand dollars to keep the deal a secr. secret

. >> it kind of moves like an ape. that's what it is. >> it looks like me, honestly. especially when i get up in the morning. can we fake it? thanks for the information. quite right. if you watch the right foot, it doesn't move forward. >> it bothers me the most, i have never heard this in the desert. >> the birds. >> tweeting birds. >> there are tweeting birds all the time. >> not like that. that bothered me the most. aliens walking through the desert. >> if you caught this on video, you mean to tell me you wouldn't investigate it? this is the missing link right here. >> are you crazy? run up on it? rrrrrr! >> i work with it. i wouldn't be afraid. >> keep it up. >> the speculation continues on our facebook. we can't wait to hear what you think. >>> big black smoke rising in the air around this complex. the guy who owned the car was in the parking lot working on it. things went wrong. >> i mean i know it can be pricey, take your car to the garage to get fixed. i guess it was more expensive this way. >> his friend helped him push his car away from the others. this guy

in the past few minutes aps released a statement reeding in part this is the worst fear for an electric utility worker to see one of our own injured on the job. our thoughts and prayers are with our employee and his family during this difficult time. >>> developing now from the live desk a woman fights for her life after even jumping from a moving car to put a man already on probation for domestic violence back behind bars. court records show justin neville just got out of prison last october and is now being held for sexually assaulting a woman hours after she says he began beating her inside that car and then tried to stab her. she finally was able to neville was arrested ten days later. >>> democracy 20 receive. donald trim -- 2016. donald trump expected to take the stage in austin, texas in a half hour and tonight rumors are swirl he is planning another trip here. abc15 news confirming in the past few hours that his campaign staffers have been scouting out locations of the area including mesa. abc15 digging into this so knew he plans to deliver a policy speech? >> reporter: yes stev

hilary clinton is facing scrutiny on two fronts, an ap investigation uncovered more than half of the people from outside of the government she met with whale secretary of state, gave money to the clinton foundation. federal judge's ruling ensures clinton will be answering questions about her emails until election day. weijia jiang has more on that and trump's attempt to win over voters. >> reporter: hilary clinton went to justin timberlake's santa monica's home, part of a an appearance on jimmy kimmel live. feel sometimes like the campaign has entered in to an alternative universe. >> reporter: she talked about debating donald trump and her health and the email controversy. the state department is reviewing 15,000 undisclosed messages, the fbi uncovered during the investigation. >> my emails are so bowing. we release -- so boring. we released 30,000 plus, what is a few more. >> reporter: trump wants a new look in to the emailer server and the access donors got to her during secretary of state. >> investigation by a special prosecutor, immediatelies madely, immediately. -- immediately

and revealing her current address, and they posted nude photos of the actress along with photos of an ape. just last month she quit twitter after receiving racist and demeanoring tweets. jones is now getting an outpouring of love and support from other celebrities outraged by this attack. >>> dwayne the rock johnson is the highest paid actor in 2015 making more than $240,000. jackie chan is number two and matt damon is number three. >>> a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> northern and western sub,s are the best chance of a shower, stormtracker 6 live double scan picking up real light stuff, this is probably just putting drops on your windshield but coming in from the west and going pretty quick and the indication that there is the possibility of something up there. overall sun and clouds and more humid south and west. the i-95 corridor a lot of the same, 85's and 90's out there and down the shore highs in the mid-80s and it feels more humid today. >> david, thank you. >>> finally, at noon you can call it a twins baby boom in minnesota. there were 13 sets of twins born at methodi

. >>> monitoring a man hunt in the west valley after an aps worker is shot on the job this afternoon on greenway in surprise. turns out it was only a pellet or bb gun, but the worker still got a good welt. >>> now to the most accurate forecast, and sunny and dry out there now, but that's about to change. look at the water vapor imagery and the moisture in the green sitting to the south and ready to surge in, and it's not monsoon moisture this time. it's also a little bit of tropical moisture because of miles per hour wind, and gusts near 81, and here's the forecast path. it's really going to hug right along the western coastline of the baja over the next 48 hours, so there's still uncertainly as to what exactly is happening with him since it's so close to the coast. if it stays offshore, more moisture with it. if it goes on shore it weakensen and provides -- weakens, and provides less moisture, but moisture regardless, and rain is coming back. more in minutes. >>> we were tracking the heat today, and i got an update from fire crews telling us that the family of 5 who were being rescu

. >>> and, an aps worker is in the hospital tonight after being shocked while working in the air in a bucket truck. sky 12 over 539th avenue in lower buckeye. this is just west of tonopah. still no word on the employee's condition. bu lines can cause severe burns or even death. >>> now to decision 2016. the big news tonight, that donald trump might be making a return to the valley next week for a major speech on immigration. if republican presidential nominee has been walking away from all of his inflammatory rhetoric including his plans to deport all undocumented immigrants. 12news has learned the campaign speech tentatively set for august 31 which is the day after arizona's primary elections. a new poll just out tonight finds that hillary clinton leads donald trump across the country 50 to 42%. she has held similar margins since the end of july. clinton is leading trump with hispanic voters as well by 51 points. >>> we are following breaking news now. an earthquake mare magnitude of 6-point is has rattled rome and central italy in the middle of the night. there was no report of dama

. >>> right now, an aps worker is in the hospital after getting shocked on the job. he apparently got too close to power lines in the far west valley and -- at lower buckeye. we know he is in the burn center tonight but his condition is not being released. >>> i appreciate everybody that is praying for my daughter, for my family. their three-year-old girl was run over by a phoenix squad car. she remains in intensive care tonight. the girl's family is questioning the police account about what happened. officers say vanessa got a treat from an ice cream truck near camelback and 72nd and then she ran into the street right in front of the cruiser. attorneys for the girl's family painted a very different picture. >> thus far, our investigation has shown that vanessa did not run out into the street. or rk as has been reported. >> lawyers claim the police cruiser was behind the ice cream truck when it was still light outside and at some point it pulled out and hit the girl but attorneys did not answer the question about the little girl being in the road. phoenix police are

an ap report found half of nongovernment people clinton met with during the secretary were also donors to the foundation. >> my work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right to keep americans safe and to >> julie: former president bill clinton said their corporation would ban donations from corporations and foreign countries if hillary clinton is elected. the latest for the campaign trail. coverage all day and long on fox25boston.com. >>> a scare for a prominenting young star of the boston red sox and fans may have reason to be concerned. rookie phenom, andrew bernitendi was hurt in this brief play. he stumbles right there. oh, my, his left leg buckles. blocking his eyes. doesn't want to see it. he was helped off the field by a trainer. the sox says he has a left knee sprain and an mri to see the extent of the damage. ooh, that look painful. the game had a brutal ending for the sox tied at 3 when keith emory can't feel the toss-up. way home from second. the throw in time, but catcher sandy leon drops the b

. >> you'll soon be able to feed the meter using an ap. the ppa announced it's expanding the meter up program city-wide after testing it as part of a pilot program. the ap also remind you when you have seven minutes left on your meter. >> how key is that? >> that's enough time to run >> you got to roll. you got to roll. heat going to be rolling soon >> you don't mean be running anywhere. >> slowly roll. you got that right >> this is we've had heat so far this summer but this is going to go to feel like some of the worst. the humidity is going to make it feel almost worse than it felt just a couple weeks ago. we've got heat index values rising to the 105 degree range and we're not getting much relief through overnight hours, this is dangerous heat. another round of heat to take seriously. feels like we're winding down you still got to take this seriously. let's take a look outside. we'll take you to the shore. one place where folks could beat a little bit of heat. it's very humid. the sand is going to be scorching, but feeling a nicer if yo

. >> you'll soon be able to feed the meter using an ap. the ppa announced it's expanding the meter up program city-wide after testing it as part of a pilot program. the ap also remind you when you have seven minutes left on your meter. >> how key is that? >> that's enough time to run >> you got to roll. you got to roll. heat going to be rolling soon >> you don't mean be running anywhere. >> slowly roll. you got that right >> this is we've had heat so far this summer but this is going to go to feel like some of the worst. the humidity is going to make it feel almost worse than it felt just a couple weeks ago. we've got heat index values rising to the 105 degree range and we're not getting much relief through overnight hours, this is dangerous heat. another round of heat to take seriously. feels like we're winding down you still got to take this seriously. let's take a look outside. we'll take you to the shore. one place where folks could beat a little bit of heat. it's very humid. the sand is going to be scorching, but feeling a nicer if yo

en right now an -- right now an aps worker is treated after being shocked on the job near 539th avenue and lower buckeye. a 40- truck boom and went right into a live line. the jolt went in through his hand and out through his elbow. had to be taken over to the hospital. aps says this is the worst fear for electric utility workers. >> >. active scene in glendale, but the police suv not there to investigate the crash. it's part of crash. we're told there were no major injuries near 56th avenue and olive. it's not clear what caused the

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. >> the campaign on the defense today after an ap report found 50% of the meetingsith citizens w tec were with donorsr charity. her campaign manager pushing back saying the report is here we or 1700 oth meetgsha t s h. she was the secry of steand mtis it outrageous. and h campaign said they are on the way to the goal. >> and speakg of polls. trump is ahead now by two points. >>> a man and woman are accused of murdering her sister in california and kidnapping her three children. police north of los angeles say armed and dangerous. they led after the murder. they found her body. she was shot several tes. they a tryin tgo dmieterne a motive. >> there are some narcotics usage but theree victim as far argument that we knew of at the 5 years old. > inors are goingk. hthro the ashes of a chicago apartment after a fire killed an adult and three children there. they are questioning a person of interest in the fire which they are calling arson. they say the charges could be filed this evening. they bel the person they are questioning intentionallyet ay memorial for the girls, 7, 4 and 3 months

that was in play, in nicotine and overeating, the question was, does that mechanism also involve, an ap ray of effective conditions? and certainly one of the most important effective conditions, is depression. very few families are not touched in some way by someone who is experienced, this debilitating illness. so where do you go look and understand what the cause of depression is? i mean, if i ask you, what causes depression, in 2016? what are you going to say? what's the answer? someone. what? >> life. [laughter] >> drugs. drama. >> chemical imbalance. it sounds like you know, from all those answers, truth is we probably don't know. when you think about it, 2016 and we're not sure, there's no real hard scientific evidence that there's a chemical imbalance at play. as i was asking this question, one of the great young writers, of this generation david foster wallace had committed zy what side. and i became very interested, he, and i went to the same college. he, a decade later. but, i wanted to understand what drove david to suicide. let me read the opening paragraph of the book, real

. >> check out an ap called last pass, put your pass words in there in your wallet or purse >> i'll beting to tell me not to carry around my receipts, i leave them in my car, right there >> not good. instead of carrying them around, a crook can use them to break into your credit account, instead, use an ap like drop box or ever note on your phone, scan the receipt, put it in your cloud. deculture your wallet or your worst so creep doesn't get your information pretending to be you. >> no wonder your wallet is so little and thin. that's your actually wallet? that the my wallet. ♪ . >>> scott, this heat wave we're seeing hot songs take a looking out there. it's so hot you can wear it? what did you say >> the air you can wear. >> it really is. you step outdoor, it's like a sauna. you can't really walk a block out sweating feels like temperatures already right around 90 in the philadelphia area but by this afternoon, heat indices 110 to 111. that is where the danger will come into play. 82 the philadelphia international airport. winds it out of the southwest of the feel like temperature alre

an ap investigation found that half of the people out of government who met with clintons nancy cordes has more. >> reporter: this report is creating new perception problem for the clinton campaign and foundation that donors got no special treatment by secretary clinton. clinton herself hasn't weighed in on the controversy because she spent most of the past three days out of the public eye, courting campaign no california. >> lie after lie after lie. hillary clinton is totally unfit to hold public office. >> reporter: in austin, trump accused the clintons of running a criminal enterprise. >> it is impossible to figure out where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. >> reporter: he cited the new analysis by the associated press which examined hillary clinton's daily schedules as secretary of state and found 85 of the 154 foundation. either personally or through their organization. >> this is why i have called for a special prosecutor to look into this mess. >> reporter: his allies followed suit. >> special prosecutor. >> do the right thing. appoint the special pro

an ap investigation found that half of the people out of government who met with clintons while she was secretary of state clinton foundation. nancy cordes has more. >> reporter: this report is creating new perception problem for the clinton campaign and foundation that donors got no special treatment by secretary clinton. clinton herself hasn't weighed in on the controversy because she spent most of the past three days out of the public eye, courting campaign donors in california. >> lie after lie after lie. hillary clinton is totally unfit to hold public office. >> reporter: in austin, trump accused the clintons of running a criminal enterprise. >> it is impossible to figure out where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. >> reporter: he cited the new analysis by the associated press which examined hillary clinton's daily schedules as secretary of state and found 85 of the 154 private individuals who got foundation. either personally or through their organization. >> this is why i have called for a special prosecutor to look into this mess. >> reporter: his alli

again i am just going to point out, harambe, may he rest in peace, was an ape and not a monkey. >> he was talking about the chimpanzee. >> the difference is minor. they look like us and are hairy and seem spontaneous. they don't have speech and pretty soon you are lacking eyelids and hands. >> you put forth the aquatic hypothesis and said the person who comes up with it deserves credit and yet you didn't mention a name. >> not that much credit. >> one because i don't remember it and two because it is taking a lot of knocks. >> i believe it was lane morgan is the one that is credited with popular rising it. i am serious about that. >> it was written by a lady. why did i say lady? a woman. >> she based it off the work of two other scientists, but she popular liesed it. this is their scientific term, hooey. you said maybe the monkey is the only thing she could get to hold her hand. >> the second she went up and took the hand and they walked away it seemed like a deep relationship should selfies be legal? >> they look at their choice expiz believe gary johnson is on the ballot in all 50 s

this video came from an aps worker in casagrande. the water was flowing down the street into a nearby lake. >>> rio passes the torch to tokyo. the summer games wrap up. highlights from the closing ceremonies from brazil. >>> gabby douglas is taking a the reason you will be seeing her soon right here on abc 15. >>> news to make you smile. people around the world are helping this girl replace a shirt she can't live without. the 10-year-old has autism and has had that shirt since kindergarten target stopped making it four years ago. the shirt was so worn out her family couldn't mend it anymore. they asked for help and received a dozen shirts so far and more than the way. target is making the shirts >>> to rio? with that spectacular closing ceremony. -- to rio we go with that spectacular closing ceremony. gold medal went by the men's basketball team. >> reporter: one more chance to some but in rio. the closing ceremonies celebrating the last day of the games with a piece of carnaval. simone biles leading the way for team usa, the five-ti

. >>> unite a square, an -- quite a scare, an aps work early shot on the job -- worker shot on the job with a pellet or bb gun, and they don't even know who did it. >>> a family of five listing all the reasons they're thankful tonight after they were plucked off a trail this morning. they got lost,ly on water, and -- low on water, and mom medical issue because of the heat. she was able to walk down with the help of fire crews. >>> now the most accurate forecast, and 28 day, that's how many days so far this will year we hit 110 or more. today right at 110, just five days away from the record most 110 plus days set back in 2011, so we're going to keep tracking the heat, and in the meantime we get relief as we head through the rest of the week. chandler, gilbert, queen creek at 110 at this hour, but as we head over the next several hour, the temperatures will be dropping not that the sun is going down, so sunset between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. the triple digits into the 8:00 p.m. hour before dropping to the 90s. 97 at 1:08 tonight. -- 10:00 tonight. and storm chances come back tomorrow. a huge

. >>> we're learning mile -- learning more about an aps worker zapped by a power line in the far west valley south of tonopah. aps says the victim is a line men who had to be airlifted to the arizona burn unit at the 40- year-old is in the hospital. aps says he is receiving a lot of support from family, friends and cowork >>> quite a mess here. a car plowed through this gas station front doors. you can see the metal is bent at the entrance near vale vista and maine. here are some pictures a viewer posted. the building is horribly damaged. it is back open. the driver was hurt, but not seriously. police say they might have been impaired. >>> donald trump apparently eyeing another campaign stop here in the valley. this campaign season. >> why so many stops? nick ciletti shows us arizona maybe more important than ever on november 8. >> reporter: from the donald trump campaign their scouting out a few different places in the valley to make a campaign appearance. next wednesday. one of those places could even be right here in mesa. spokesperson for the city says the trump campaign has reach

as health officials say more than a dozen people in a miami neighborhood got the virus, we just got an ap flash alert out of the state of florida and athere's good news for the governor down there. of course, it's a swing state, critical in the election where the democratic nominee is campaigning today. >>> and blago can fly but not out of prison. blago has white hair now. a federal judge upheld the sentence and it's not going well. since we last saw blago flying through the air he's reportedly joined a band and become a life coach to some who affectionately refer to him as the dog. >>> an update from planet blago is next at the top of the hour and cable news, america's choice. real cheese people know good things come in threes. sargento balanced breaks. natural cheese, dried fruit and nuts. three wholesome ingredients that are never, ever a crowd. sargento balanced breaks. find them in the sargento cheese section. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand o

the video tweeted out by an aps worker, richard rosales in casagrande lakes. we're told the water was flowing down the street right into a nearby lake.>>> after an ugly 16 point loss to the chargers in san diego, the cardinals were dues for some good news. tyrone matthew back on the practice field for the first time since tearing his acl last december. the first to know plays, he was back to the sidelines. the badger said after practice, water a couple of plays going to do for me? he said he pushed it a little bit and surprisingly it felt great. >> i was really surprised. i didn't feel any pain, i did get tight at all. i was surprised with where i was at but i was also with what i've been doing. if i take my time with this thing, i think it will be a great steppingstone for me.>> the fans are exciting, they are waving, he is waving to the fans. the defense is excited. they were cheering for him even more so today.>> all good times here. thank you.>>> with the good comes the bad. crews are making progress on a wildfire and another is raging out of control. massi

. >>> if you want to keep up with the latest donald trump news, there is now an ap for that.trump rolled out his america first ap on i tunes and google play. trump supporters can use the ap to donate, check into rallies and check into the posts on social media. every action you make will earn you badges like apprentice, trump force one and big league. the ap also features a countdown clock to the general election that reads quote time left until we defeat crooked hillary. >>> coming up at 11:00. for the second time, tense moments at an amusement park. >> details the investigation into the death of prince. >> take a look at what a grand slam home run did to the windshield. it's not exactly what there's a twist coming up at 11:00. >>> flood waters are receding in many areas of louisiana. >> it's allowing residents to now go home and assess the damage. as you can see, many evacuation orders being lifted. thousands of volunteers are now there helping with the rebuilding process. fema is also stepping up its response. opening three now disaster recovery centers to help out. presid

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>>reporter: the clinton campaign on the defense after an ap report found that 50% of her meetings with private citizens while secretary of state were with donors to her charity, her campaign manager pushing back saying the report is skewed. >> by our count there was over 1700 other meetings that she had, she had secretary of state was meeting with foreign officials and government officials constantly so to paul all of them out and cherry pick a small number of meetings is pretty outrageous. >>reporter: clinton continues her blitz on the west coast and her campaign says they are now halfway to their billion-dollar goal, born land should in washington, fox news. >>> hillary clinton rate here in the bay area, in fact she is in silicone valley for a fund- raising lunch in redwood city and there will be an evening reception hosted by apple ceo tim cook and lisa jackson. last night after fundraiser in piedmont she got a rockstar -- rockstar welcome and you are watching this from supporters that gathered outside. >>> we are seeing our first images of damages from 2 tornadoes that touchdown in

. >> the democratic nominee also defended her family foundation after an ap report said that clinton foundation donors got special access to her while she was secretary of state. clinton spent last night at a high dollar fundraiser by apple ceo tim cook. chopper 5 caught a glimpse of clinton arriving at the home. ticket prices were from $2,700 to $50,000. >> time now is 6:39. police in the south bay busted up a violent crime ring involving vietnam gangsters but the work isn't over. >> and the hunt resumes for a diseased coyote spotted wandering the bay area. >> and let's check the big board. the markets just opened up. the dow is down 20 points. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, >>> welcome as to your thursday august 25. bottom line is if you loved it yesterday, you'll like it today a couple of degrees cooler 60s beaches to mid-70s from san mateo all the way into los altos. high 70s to mid-80s. morgan hill at 84 degrees after high yesterday 86. 92 degrees on wednesday. walnut creek your daytime high in the mid-80s. seasonal. meanwhile

and an ap news apart out of raleigh, north carolina, "associated press," and i quote, the u.s.reme court refuses to restore north carolina's gop-backed voter i.d. and its reduction in early-voting days. north carolina put in you have to show an i.d. rules, and republican states to designed to keep some minorities from from being able to vote and have tried to reach the number of voting days. the u.s. court says those rules will not go into effect in north carolina this cycle. still waiting for donald trump and the mexican president, peÑa nieto to speak, we'll have that live on fox news when that happens. better buckle up. that inactive satellite radio of yours is ready to roll. because the siriusxm free listening event is on right now! just hit the sat button in your car and listen free thru sept 6. that's right, two glorious weeks of commercial-free music, plus talk, sports, comedy, news, and more. your ride has never, ever, rocked like this. oh yeah, siriusxm is on for free right now. so tune in and let's ride! ♪"my friends know me so well. they can tell what i'm thinking, ju

against claims she ran a pay for play system at the state department with the clinton foundation, but an ap report found that more than half of the nongovernment people clinton met with during her time as secretary were also donors to the clinton foundation. >> my work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right to protect u.s. interests abroad. >> gene: former president bill clinton said foundation will ban donations from foreign countries if hillary clinton is elected president. >>> three months to go until the general election, stay with fox25 for the latest for the campaign trail. you get coverage all day on air and online at our web site, fox25boston.com. -- actually it is fox25boston.com. >>> all right, good moin traffic he ten minutes. expressway wide open right now. still early. we won't start to see things slow down for an hour and 15 minutes unless an accident happens and i will be the first to let you go. north of the pike route 1, 93 south no issues. life drive times. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound f

if the nominee can't change, it's like putting a shirt on an april, i aip, it's still an ape.nnon is out of the closet. bannon did the right thing and put a ring on it. how many others will do the same thing. >> that's a funny -- >> i used a little beyonce there. >> i love it. i knew you were a secret beyonce. >> not so secret. bannon's never run a campaign. we know bannon has tracked this, made fun of the hosts here. what do you think of this? i don't know, good, bad? >> i think these are people he has become increasingly comfortable, familiar with. as to kellyanne conway, that was a super move. she's bright, outstanding with polls. she's worked for ted cruz's campaign. i think she understands field operations and expanding the campaign in that regard. she was very much on message this morning when she was on with martha and bill talking about this being an expansion of the team and very aptly able to deflect any kind of criticism saying, wait a second, it's paul manafort still in charge. i think he's going to do well with her by his side. he'll do well when it comes to debat

that as an ap report raises new questions about the clinton foundation. something republicans including trump, are talking about at length today. we'll have rnc communications director coming up in it a moment. we're following all of those stories. but let's turn first to nbc's jacob rascon, who joins me from tampa. there's a new effort by the trump campaign to attract a larger number of black voters. . did anything stick out to you this afternoon? we just lost communication with jacob. that event just wrapping up. we'll go back to jacob as soon as we can get him back on the line. let's take a break and back to politics on the other side. so yeah, ge is digital and industrial. so it's indigital. digidustrial. indigenous. shhhh... let's go with digital industrial. for now. digidustrial. yeah. or, digital industrial. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80%

. >> reporter: the clinton campaign on the defense today after an ap report found 50% of hillary clinton'sngs with private citizens while secretary of state were with donors to her charity. her campaign manager pushing back saying the report is skued. >> by our account there was over 1700 other meetings that she h had. you know she was secretary of state. she was meeting with foreign officials and government officials constantly so to pull all of them out of the equation cherry pick a very small number of meetings, is pretty outrage. >> reporter: clinton continues her fundraising blitz on the west coast and her campaign says they're now halfway to their billion dollars goal. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> vice-president joe biden says the us will not extradite fethullah gulen the muslim cleric turkey claims is behind military coo. president obama cannot circumvent american courts on that matter. adding that to do so would be impeachable offense. gulen is living in exile at his home in the poconos. the declaration being made while turkey launches an operation to clear isis m

[laughter] >> but, an ap association of work with a national effort. there's a power to food. it's so relatable. it's such a universal. >> a long way to go. but there's as tremendous power. >> i can't help but say media power. >> david, last comment and then we'll go to closing thoughts. >> just to respond to some of the questions, you know, seattle is the kind of city where there are farmers markets as there are mcdonalds, that's a great thing. >> that's true. py wouldn't eight role of food itself was front-and-center in the seattle struggle. it was really, low wage work. gas stations and home care aids, and the whole, we now live in a world, where 15-20 pay under $15 an hour. don't require any education past high school. and we're 43.8 americans, work jobs under $15 an hour. so we're becoming a low wage nation. thatthat was the heart of the i. with respect to restaurant workers, washington state did away with it's tip pen nallty, in 1988. so on a single day, january 1st, every restaurant worker got a 300% raise. guess what? we still have restaurants now, despite now, nearly

an ap photograph was in a classroom with 15 otherh oth students when he says at least l two grenades were thrownere rown inside. 30 other people were wounded. wd so far no groups have claimed responsibility. >> this morning, the hunt is on for app peeping tom caughtauh on camera outside a home inn alexandria.ex police released these images ima of the s >> and they're asking for yoursu hope to track him down.o tr fox5's anjali hemphill is live in alexandria now with the details. anjali. >> reporter: well, goodl,d morning. imagine you're just sitting in i your living room when your yr security system's smartphonephoe app goes off alerting that you y a possible intruder is on thes t other side of your glass door.oo that's what happened to oneo one family off south george masonrgm drive in a neighborhood that'sos just steps away from wakefieldwe high school on the border off arlington and alexandria.lendri. take a look at the video their r security system capturedapture around 10 o'clock mondayony night. ght. in it very clearly you can see a man walk up to their home, h pier into their d

part of that main student body, there's this extra group of people, including journalists, there's an ap photographer who is on the campus when that this attack happened. he's there doing classes at night. it's a diverse body, but certainly, listen, when you look at what is a high profile target, it's a western target. the one good thing about that for the people on this campus, it's a well-guarded campus. so hopefully whoever made it on to that campus, whether it's a gunmen or gunman are being engaged by the security forces away from those buildings where students live. >> thanks, cal. joining me now, retired four star general barry mccaffrey who is now an nbc military analyst. general, help us understand. know that we know the attackers are inside, what do u.s. forces need to do to make their way in? >> well of course u.s. forces are not in any way playing the dominant security role in afghanistan. it was around 10,000 nato troops will primarily doing air power, logistic, intelligence, some direct action operations, and stephanie, they're not a combat role. i was wound ed -- >> unfortu