cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 11am to 4pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging between 15% and 25% with mainly sunny skies being common for the developing now.. two people are dead after being hit by cars in seperate accidents. megan telles...is live near where the second fatal accident happened? todd and beth... you can see behind me....both lanes are now open at flamingo near maryland parkway. but that wasn't the case around 11:30 p.m. last night...after a person was hit by a car and died at the scene. police say even though the light was red...the pedestrian if you're wondering if the driver may have been under the influence or if excessive speed may have been a factor...both are not. this is not the only incident of a pedestrian dying on our roadways last night. eastern and horizon ridge. that woman was rushed to the when talking to metro about the frequent pedetrian versus car epidemic that continues

our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern so far the common window looks to be between 11am to 4pm this degrees. as we move into the weekend, partly cloudy skies take over but rain seems to hold off for degrees. however, monsoon moisture surges at this point and rain between 20% and 30% and holding through tuesday afternoon. by wednesday, mainly sunny skies return and high temperatures climb but only back to our normal 100 to 105 degree range. right now over 15-hundred firefighters are trying to get the right now over 15-hundred firefighters are trying to get the blue cut fire under control. crews have made progress...but there's still a lot of work to do. lifted...and containment is up to 22-percent now but the fire has still burned over 35-thousand acres. thousands of homes have been destroyed...we're still waiting on an exact count. no word on what caused the fire. two pedestrians are dead this morning after being hit by cars...both within hours of each other. the most recent crash happened around 11:30 last night near fla

((ab lib about an update on air quality and toss to wx)) had some showers roll in cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 11am to 4pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging between 1 skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal values between 100 and 105 degrees. new developments in the ryan lochte- gate.... the olympic swimmer now apologizing....for claiming he and 3 other teammates were robbed at gunpoint.... this comes as a brazilian media outlet says those other swimmers....are not backing lochte...saying the olympic gold swimmer was lying... just hours ago....he posted to social media saying "i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend.....for not being more caef descirbed the events of that early morning." but police in rio.... claim this video from a gas station.....tells a much different story- you can see one of the swimmers pull a sign off a wall....and lochte....comes out of the bathroom

for their weekend..and greg is telling us there's a chance for cal-nev- ari area begins to conditions expected in the mid and lower levels late this today and saturday. chances this afternoon will range between 30% and 50% for the valley with 60% to 70% to and will continue clear into saturday evening. best shot right now for thunderstorms though will be and tomorrow so stalk up on ice and batteries! developing now..north las vegas investigating a suspicious death. the body of a young man was found inside a white suburu last night near craig and allen. we're told the body had been in the car for several days. police also tell us this is related to a missing persons case. police. this story is developing. stay with 13 action news for the latest updates. and we have more breaking news to tell you about this morning... a fire completely destroys a double wide mobile home. this is just outside nellis air force base... fire crews say they arrived to flames just before 4 this morning... and managed to keep them spreading to several nearby properties. fire officials tell us the mobile home w

our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 1pm to 5pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging around 10% with mainly sunny skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal values which is close to 100. ase weekend, partly cloudy skies take over. highs will drop a little though as we are going to see temperatures climb but only for whoever stole 27 guns from a north las vegas store. police are searching for the guns and the suspect... who apparently got into the store... through a vacant office next door. in these pictures-- which were taken while repair crews were patching up the vacant office--- you can see the burglar busted through the drywall. those at neighboring businesses were shocked by the crime. sot transcription giselle gonzalez salon owner :11 out the place and they realized nobody was working there, so there is no alarms. it used to be at church but now they're gone." customers

our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 1pm to 5pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just yesterday; ranging around 10% with mainly sunny skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal values which is close to 100. take over. highs will drop a little though as we are going to see temperatures below 100 degrees. however, monsoon moisture surges at this po by wednesday, mainly sunny skies return and high temperatures climb but only right now -- construction crews are accused of damaging... some local homes. they're working on a sewer portion of the valley. and... after finishing one section... homeowners say.... something stinks. < rita hickey: they shook me out of bed at 7:30 in the morning. so i ran out and they were drilling out there. rita lives here on east oquendo road, near south lamb boulevard. and the drilling she's talking about, was happening here, right in front of her house. she took these pictures, that show "l

thank you for having me, ari. west bend is an hour from milwaukee. if he was concerned about the african-american community, he should have gone into the african-american community and heard some of the concerns about what was going on. it sounded as if david clark wrote his speech because he's been saying that on "hannity" and fox business and elsewhere. same old cliches. it's the same cliche we've always heard. the democratic party takes african-americans for granted. the democratic party hasn't done anything for african-americans. but what has the republican party done? to use the term looters as a generalization, to talk about hating the police, to call people in general violent, that's not speaking out to african-americans. he had a chance to do that. i was in cincinnati. he was invited to come speak at the naacp convention in close proximity to cleveland and he won't go. >> my feelings are hurt. i mean, this is a guy whose wealth was built on his father's discriminatory rental practices. >> that's right. >> has he ever even made a building with

our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be to 4pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging between 15% and 25% with mainly sunny skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal values between 100 and 105 as we move into the weekend, partly cloudy skies take over but rain seems to hold off for saturday. highs will drop though and by ranging temperatures between 97 and 102 degrees. however, monsoon moisture surges at this point and rain chances will return; this time, between 20% and 30% and holding through tuesday afternoon. by wednesday, mainly sunny crewmembers are installing a new gateway on the station to accomodate an american commercial spacecraft. it's your voice, your vote in the race for president. donald trump admitting that necessarily mean. donald trump/(r) presidential nominee "some times in the heat of a debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words. or

cal-nev- ari area begins to strengthen and starts pulling in moisture from the east today. into the overnight, chances for rain for the valley and mountains have sky rocketed for today and saturday. chances this afternoon will range between 30% and 50% for the valley with 60% to 70% to the higher elevations such as the spring mountain range. as it stands, rain chances between 1pm and 7pm and the same can be said for saturday. winds. power outages may occur today and tomorrow so stalk up on ice about this morning... a fire destroys a double wide mobile home. this is just outside nellis air force base... fire crews say they arrived to flames just before 4 this morning... and managed to keep them spreading to several nearby properties. fire officials tell us the mobile home was being rennovated... no one was inside. and no fire crews were hurt. right now-- north las vegas police are investigating a suspicious death... after the body of a young man is found inside a car. been in the white suburu legacy near craig and allen for several days. investigators think this is related t

and joining the panel, ari melber. so, ari, let's start with you. the republicans are looking for two things here. one, they want to get the memos from the interviews, but those are going to be, as kristen was just saying, they can't be made public, i understand the republicans have to look at these, any member of congress who wants to look at these has to look in a secure facile si, what could they do with this information? >> very little politically. you've reported and explained why it is sensitive, and what the restrictions are, so, this would be for oversight, for the substantive background information that could inform their approach to all of this. the fbi and doj consider this essentially a closed case. so, the short answer is, not much. >> what about the other front here, they are looking to the u.s. attorney to pursue some sort of perjury charge against hillary clinton for saying in front of congress, you have that testimony there, where she says, did not send or receive anything marked classified, james comey said there were several e-mai

dan is filling in for yasmeen today...he joins us now with cal-nev- ari area begins to strengthen and conditions expected in the mid and lower levels late this morning through the day and into the overnight, chances for rain for the valley and mountains have sky rocketed for today and saturday. chances this afternoon will range between 30% and 50% for the valley with 60% to 70% to the higher elevations such as the spring mountain range. as it stands, rain chances start around 11am this morning and will continue clear into saturday evening. best shot right now for thunderstorms though will be same can be said for saturday. winds. power outages may occur today and tomorrow so stalk up on ice and batteries! as this happens, temperatures for today and saturday drop into the mid and upper 90s! by sunday, mainly sunny skies return and the warmth comes back. 96 to 101 degrees will be common sunday with monday through wednesday between 101 and 106 degrees. in some wind but cool air will take over allowing thursdays highs to range between 97 and 102 degrees. 233-243 nats of screaming.. come on

low pressure around cal-nev-ari and central arizona are playing rolls in grabbing minor monsoon moisture from the south and bringing it into the southwest. with a slightly unstable environment in the mid levels, the chances for rain pop in and this is what seems to happen throughout today, tuesday, possible wednesday morning and friday. by the weekend, sunny skies return and high temperatures range between 97 and 102 this isn't what you want to see at your front door.... a van slammed into a house near stewart and lamb yesterday. this isn't what you want to see at your front door.... a van slammed into a house near stewart and lamb yesterday. it caused quite a bit of damage. and the man who lives there... says he was sitting in the spot where the van hit, just minutes the passenger in the van says the driver unexpectedly blacked out. thankfully -- nobody was hurt. the newest faces of the north las vegas police department -- could soon be the stars of a new reality show. a production company just got permission to follow new recruits through training -- and their interactions with the com

with only ozone being our main our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 1pm to 5pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging around 10% with mainly sunny skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal values which is close to 100. now... to those massive flames.... tearing through california. bernardino county.... destroying homes and scorching tens of thousands of acres. abc's lauren lyster.... has the latest.... from the frontlines. a wildfire... that overnight continued to spread in the california desert (nns-kttv) embargo kabc the tens of thousands of residents ordered to evacuate -- still being kept from their homes. vehicles destroyed, burned out debris in communities they fled. the ski town of wrightwood evacuated but only half of the area's residents heeded the warning. sot: elisa gurley, lives in wrigtwood "my husband wouldn't go uhh he's the basic kind that says i want to prote

our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 1pm to 5pm this afternoon. highs will range around normal values which is close to 100. one man is in the hospital and two people are behind bars after an early police say the two suspects came up to a driver, shot him in the leg...then took off in his car. they didn't make it very far....crashing near an apartment complex near valley view and sahara. the two were then taken into custody. the victim is expected to be okay. a motorcyclist is dead after slamming into a highway post on the 215 near the jones u-m-c whre he later died from his injuries. according to n-h-p speed may have been a factor. witnesses say he was driving recklessly right before the crash. it's been a deadly 24-hours on the valley roads. two people are dead after being hit by cars in seperate crashes. 13 action news reporter megan telles has more on what happened. it was 11:30 last night when a ped was using this crosswalk against the red li

ari does bring up some good points. what is the comprehensive solution if there is one? >> i think what we're missing is that a lot of americans would have a very different attitude, but not until they see the border secured. they don't trust the federal government and why should they? the federal government has been saying they're going to secure the border and they haven't done it. the real problem with immigration is not the fact that people want to come to america. i salute them for ant wanting to come here. i fault the federal government for absolutely failing to do the one job the government has, and that's secure the borders, protect our border. >> i got to run because we have trump coming up. if we secure the border first and have this debate second, would you be okay with that? >> yes, i would. but you're both not getting around to the fact of what do you do with the 11 million? you're both ignoring that point. >> the boat's taking on water. what do you do? >> i am for enforcement first. but i don't want it to be a excuse to never do anything with the 11 million

. >> ari fleischer was on a few months ago.s what ari said about supporting donald trump three months ago. >> how do republicans who are coalescing and getting behind donald trump one by one, how are they doing this? how are they dealing with some of these inconsistencies? i can't imagine they think a temporary muslim ban is something they would support. >> with hesitation and doubt is the answer for many people. he's running against hillary so the choice is clear. i'm one of those people. there's a lot about donald trump i don't like but i'll vote for donald trump over hillary any day and i will. >> we'll see if anything has changed for him when ari joins the table and ask him what -- we'll ask him what the republican party needs to do to survive. if you have a typical airline credit card, you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double

pleaded guilty, he never told prosecutors or investigators what exactly he did to two-year- old ny' ari hines to call the injuries. she was in his care while her mother was at work. the mother comes home. he says the girl is not feeling well. his girlfriend goes to the store to buy medicine but calls 911. court today. he is very familiar with the court process. the 25-year-old is in a wheelchair because in september of 2013, a former gang member and now an anti-gang activist terrance roberts shot him. roberts was acquitted of charges against him. while that case was making its way through the court system, in may of 2014, jones was accused of being in a car involved in a drive-by shootings. he was found not guilty in that case. after killing the two-year-old and pleading guilty to is going away. maybe not for the entire 20 years but, for some time. >> we don't really know how it happened or what happened. we do know that the child was violently beaten to cause a per forration of the bowel that caused her to lose a liter of blood into her body cavity. she went into septic shock and died

ari fleischer, thank you very much., as well. >>> up next, hallie jackson joins us live and his big immigration speech. >>> plus, trump's campaign manager just talked about his packed schedule today. we'll hear what she said and get a live report from turkey on the news that an isis target with a $5 million price on his head has been killed. you're watching "morning joe." hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. fmale teacher: and then name thelargest plan

if we convince ourselves that it's not, then essentially we have ary pete every single year of the same situation. >> reporter: for now scientists hope that by setting these controlled fires in the lab, they'll forest. carter evans, cbs news, missoula, montana. >> dubois: up next, ryan lochte's sponsorship deals just i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. >> dubois: ryan lochte's career as a corporate pitchman is sinking. today four sponsors dumped the olympic swimmer, speedo, ralph lauren, skincare firm maker airweave. lochte apologized last week for falsely claiming he and three teammates were robbed at gunpoin

we'll have more with former white house spokesman ari fleischer.e our guest in about 25 minutes. elizabeth: back to politics. donald trump campaigning in florida, a critical battleground state. he is holding two big rallies later today and focusing attacks on hillary clinton, trying to move past the commotion about his remarks to a fallen soldier's family. latest poll from "real clear politics" shows trump with razor thin lead over clinton in florida. that does not include surveys since the convention. trump laying into the whole process. >> i want to tell you, i believe it will be like bernie sanders i said it was rigged. it is rigged here too, believe me. i just hope the republicans will be very watchful. elizabeth: following his campaign from washington, so peter, the latest headlines, trump not endorsing house speaker paul ryan. why is that? reporter: elizabeth, trump is basically repeating line ryan himself used back in may when trump was the last man standing after months of primaries and speaker said he wasn't ready to endorse him. trump tel

arie has brought against the state trying to eliminate the fee. we reached out to parx on where it stands and our calls have not been returned. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> jerry sandusky moved into the second day of a three-day appeals hearing. the former penn state assistant football coach is trying to get his 2012 conviction on child sex crimes overturned. sandusky contends he wasn't properly represented at his trial. today his lawyers focused on conflicting statements from a man who settled the child sexual abuse claim with penn state but didn't testify at sandusky's criminal trial. if sandusky's appeal is successful, the judge could order a whole new trial. >>> a second person is now charged in the murder of a penn state professor who fell 80 feet to his death after being pushed off a cliff. danelle geier was arraigned in the death of 56-year-old ronald bettig over the weekend. authorities charged george ishler jr. last week. bettig was an associate professor of media studies at penn state. they say the two suspects dude bettig to a quarry

arie wins. will the casino in his hometown get to skip the fees? parx has not returned calls and when those who live and work around the area had no trouble chiming in. >> it's terrible. >> the casinos are the guest, and they are the latest or the last neighbors in the neighborhood so they really should. >> reporter: now not all casinos fit into the that $10 million minimum. that is a bar set for the top owners of casinos in the state and parx fits in. according to state gaming commission at number two. reporting live in ben salem township, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> a federal judge in texas has blocked a new rule allowing transgender students to use a bathroom of their choice. the federal government told public schools nationwide that transgender students must be allowed to use bathrooms consistent with their chosen gender identity, but the new ruling means schools might not face federal sanctions if they choose to do nothing to accommodate transgender students. the federal government is expected to appeal. >>> and we're getting a look at th

joining us now is ari berman. he is a senior contributing writer for the nation where he covers voting rights. his book "give us the ballot: , the modern struggle for voting rights in america," will be out in paperback tomorrow. berman's recent piece for the nation is called, "the country's worst anti-votining law was just struck down in north carolina." ari, welcome back to democracy now! explain what happened there first. what's the decision inorth cacarolina, my opinion, was the biggest victory y for voting rights since the supreme court gutted the voting rights act in 2013. it was a significant because north carolina passed the country's worst voting restrictions. they did not just require strict voter id, they cut back on early voting, eliminated same-day voter registration and out of precinct voting, eliminated crew registration for 16-year-old and 17-year-olds and just a month after the supreme court guttedd the vovoting rights a act and jn roberts said that voting discrimination was larargely a thing of th

chief legal correspondent ari melber is here with me.th the work collectively with the united, what were you able to break down and figure out what this would mean if it would actually go into place? >> trump has described this in many different ways. it's been derided by many people including paul ryan. how would it work? i went ahead with brad gold, maury house and our legal unit and talked to dhs officials and border agents about how you would implement this. they said it's impractical, unworkable, impossible. the reason is the scale of this. if you're going to vet people for religious beliefs, last year 189 million people came in and out of the u.s., 189 million entries, many people, 189 million total entries. if you wanted to vet them, the largest muslim country, indonesia, pakistan, only one of those lists religion on a passport. to do this ban, according to the ex-pirpperts we spoke to, you ho spend billions and billions to vet those people. $21 billion is about what we currently spend on immigration. we're told it could be 60 orr

he needed to try to soften his image to get disaffected voters that ari laid out right there.is not hispanic voters. >> that's the point. >> it's trying to get the white voters, but isn't it an amazing statement -- let me leave it on this, that the race is going to get uglier than we are right now? it's pretty darn ugly right now. >> tim, let me ask you a question because today the meeting with the mexican president happens. take aside discussing the payment of the wall, why in the world would the president want to the do this meeting? >> i haven't the faintest idea -- >> it doesn't make sense. >> he may be more unpopular in his country than a certain politicians are in ours. pena did something remarkable for the trump summit. he gave the man who disrespected mexican people a summit and trump did exactly what he needed to do the problem was how he handled the wall question. i wanted to answer coalitions because for our viewers, one of the things we all ought to keep in mind is when we talk about hillary. we talk about her winning the obama coalition and holing it because with

low pressure around cal-nev-ari and central arizona are playing rolls in grabbing minor monsoon moisture from the south and bringing it into the southwest. with a slightly unstable environment in the mid levels, the chances for rain pop in and this is what seems to happen and friday. by the weekend, sunny skies return and high temperatures range between 97 and 102 degrees. gawker-dot com -- the flagship site for gawker media -- ceases site for gawker media -- ceases operations today. gawker media was pushed into chapter eleven after losing a lawsuit filed by wrestler hulk hogan. he sued gawker for invasion of privacy after the website posted excerpts of a sex tape in which hogan appeared. univision bought gawker for one- hundred-35-million dollars crooks use their truck to steal some guns from a shooting range in georgia. here you see the truck reverse right into the business. police say this happened early in the morning, and at least 5 people were involved. officers are asking people there to look carefully at the video... to see if they might recognize outrage is growing this morning.

i want to bring in msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melber.t out, do we know where the investigation stands? where the officer is? >> we know the officer is on administrative leave, this is a state where you have an independent investigation so you don't have that automatic conflict that we've seen with police investigating themselves and they're calling it a criminal investigation and we view it as a situation where there's a crime that would be potentially by the officer depending on what happened. >> and you heard about whether it was because he's deaf and perhaps he was using sign language or something was misunderstood. how often does this kind of thing happen not with just people who are hearing disable bud other disabilities? >> you look at an incident like this that gets so much attention because it does feel tragic based on what little we know and people wonder if this is an incident or epidemic. the answer is largely the latter. a foundation look at this and i wrote about in the nbcnews.com, about a third to half of all police-involv

. >>> for more on the legal question this is could raise, let's bring in ari melber. ari, first of all, if brazil tries to get ryan lochte back from the u.s., what is the extradition issue here potentially? does it depend on whether any charges are filed and then at what level the charges sfwhoub. >> absolutely. because today as we speak there are no charges although there are a lot of accounts about this story that raised legal jeopardy but no charges whatsoever against lochte. if the other swimmers who are in the country do speak and their lawyer previously told nbc news as of last night they had not but there are reports they will. if they speak to authorities they are also facing legal jeopardy there because in brazil, just like in the united states, it's illegal to mislead authorities in many circumstances. so they may want to make sure that they don't commit a new crime or a crime today regardless of whether there was any discrepancy or public misleading information prior. so lochte would have to be charged with a real crime in the future which hasn't happened f

ny-ari jones died from septic shock after investigators say jones "beat" her-- in 2014. according to court records - jones was they only person near the girl when she donald trump softened his tone during a speech in north carolina. the change in tone comes days after the republican candidate rearranged his top-level campaign staff - it was a big change from his usual unapologetic tone. and in new york - democratic nominee hillary clinton met with police chiefs from across the country. she focused on community support and good relationships with police. and information fbi, clinton told agents that former secretary of state colin powell was the one who advised her to use a personal email server -- except for classified communications. she said she thought that was what she was doing. today - donald trump and running mate mike pence will visit louisiana. they'll be in baton rouge...touring areas hit by massive flooding in the past week. trump's campaign says the candidates will be at a private event, without media. and the clinton campaign has confirmed that it will put n

ari melber, fascinating stuff.hank you so much. >> thank you so much. >>> more on donald trump ahead. latest polls have hillary clinton expanding her lead by double digits. we'll have those latest numbers and whether it's too late for trump to get back on track. but first let's check your responses to our microsoft pulse question. do you think gop leaders can convince dump to reset his campaign and focus on hillary clinton? so far this is what you think about the possibility that donald trump does an about-face. 2% say he can change his basic strategy. 98% say ain't happening. still time to cast your vote, go to pulse.msnbc.com. before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain, these feet learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depress

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msnbc chief correspondent ari melber joins us now. and ari, you see the family there.is, officers find themselves in this situation, where they perhaps cannot communicate. you would think there would be some kind of -- something in place that would protect both sides here. >> i think this is another area where the increased attention on policing has revealed so many problems, and we say that, even though we know, as i often mention, that the vast majority of police officers don't discharge their weapon, let alone wrongly. and yet as your reporting shows, there is a problem here. it's a common sense problem, you don't need to be a policing expert to see how this would happen. and many localities do it different. some have training around disability, some don't. our legal unit took a look at this earlier this year and found that a third to half of all police-involved fatalities in the prior year involved people with disabilities. now that doesn't mean they were all unlawful for criminal. but it certainly suggests a problem that has not been solved yet about how we train

. >> gabi: yeah, i tried to explain it to ari, but i just don't think she understands. she asks for will. all the time, and--and now that her godmother is gone too, i just-- >> sonny: no, i--i haven't given up on abigail yet. >> gabi: sonny, you haven't heard? >> sonny: heard what? >> gabi: um...

ari, what do you make of this? >> look, first of all, craig, this is the third effective campaign manager of the trump campaign. it is normal to see some changes, especially even among nominees, because there is the so-called pivot to the general election. john kerry, of course, moved on to mary beth cahill from jim jordan. many campaigns do this. but to go the third ten weeks out, i do think it is fair to say is a sign of significant change or a need to move the direction of the campaign. and no one, i think, would really deny that when you look at the national polls and you look at the battleground polls. manafort had come under some fire recently in ukraine, not necessarily a distraction but certainly someone taking on a little bit of water. that's not why you make a big change, i think to echo what mark is reporting. you make a big change because either he is so unhappy with having people brought in above him that he lost the power struggle and doesn't want to stay. or the campaign effectively already had remov

i have no problem with the obamas going to tidwell, friends or ari duncan going to the university of chicago laboratory. but my problem is when they say other people's children don't deserve that, you can say it is not realistic, that is fine. hillary clinton's campaign for women's equality, you could argue that is not realistic or we could say racial equality isn't realistic but it is an aspirational goal. as long as we set it is an aspirational goal we know what we are working for. when i talked to arnie duncan or john king, the current secretary of education, or the superintendent, ceo in chicago, and i say what do we want? everybody should have choices. i am choosing this school. other people are choosing other schools. that is a hypocritical lie. when they say choice, they don't mean southside of chicago, we build the university of chicago laboratory school and parents can choose which they mean you can go to high school that is in real trouble or the school next to it that is just like it except it is a newer holding. that is no choice at all. we want is for all children where

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our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window looks to be between 1pm to 5pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging around 10% with mainly sunny skies being common for the valley. highs will range around normal highs will drop a little though as we are going to see between 20% and 30% and holding through tuesday afternoon. degree range. a local beauty queen is making her comeback to "the pageant tracy rodgers was one week away from competing in ms. united states when she broke more than 20 bones in a crash near moapa. now her pageant platform is "your tomorrow starts today"... 13 action news reporter david schuman sat down with the miz america hopeful to talk redemption... how her life has changed... and... how it hasn't. "we are eternally grateful that she's alive." those words from 2011 carry what everyone in tracy rodgers' fa feeling after tracy survived this car crash. 02:47:58 "that was such a cute car and it just got all ma

remember fiona is no long ary trackable system. i don't know if it's more famous because of a disney philen or the third hurp later this week. we do expect it to stay in open wears of atlantic. >> a little close tore the caribbean has a 60% chance of developing. even though the hurricane hunters did not find anything today. they're going to and investigate again tomorrow. the next game is hermine. and it could develop late this week. so where will it go if it does develop. these lines can be these pa tbe ty plots are just forging the path not the intensity but the path has drivennian. staying north of land which would tear it a part. staying over water longer. giving it more time to strengthen and remember, very, very warm waters over the bahamas. so in the next 24 to 36 hours, while there's still a lot of uncertainty about what happens after saturday think by tomorrow if not thursday a better idea where it's going to duo. we're trying to figure out how strong or weak it's going to be. that's d afghanistan where this system goeses

let's go off the charges with ari wolfe. >> i don't know if he as contrary indicator, but this is a viewve heard. the charts still disagree with. let me show you what i'm talking about. it's been our view that long-dated treasuries will remained anchored by global growth concerns and zero to near zero to negative interest rates everywhe everywhere else. 1.5% seems low, but when you compare it to negative rates and germany and japan, that 2 1/2 actually sounds pretty high to me, so really difficult to make the kay that rates been going substantially higher, as long as this is the case instead we've had this very steep drop into this low, the generational low. this is a point where we can see some consolidate ace. it's a time where we're expecting consolidation, however, with the long-term trends lower, you can see the falling 200-day moving average. we think there will be a demand for treasuries. we think they even look more attractive there. let's chart the etf, tlt, of course it traits inverse to yield, so this is price. we can see the steep run-up here, very similar to what we saw calm

these are grillers. ary burgers. flavors like bacon and cheddar and steakhouse onion. people who try 'em, love 'em. you've got to see this video. caught on camera a new jersey police officer rescuing a man lying on the train tracks. officer tried to pull the man from the tracks but at first he resisted. so they kept pushing and pulling each other. officer eventually managed to pull the man off the track. just seconds before the train comes barreling into the station. still not clear why the man was on the tracks in the first place. but the officer certainly hailed a hero. tonigh just seconds. incredible. >> . horror ho*f movie don't breathe is a big hit. >> after 3 waoebgtds on top after 3 weekends on top. suicide squad fell out of the top spot. >> . the horror thriller about a break in gone wrong. opened in first place with 26 million dollars. that's double what studio executives had predicted. >> . suicide squad settled for second. bringing in a little more than the film >> none of those really jump out at me. >> . ?? ?? ?? ?? >> denver civic center park today. it wa

bush, ari fleischer, welcome to cnn. you just heard we played the sound of mike pence. we talk about lack of unification within the republican party on trump. i'm thinking is the ticket unified? you have trump not endorsing paul ryan and his own vp nominee saying, yes, strongly endorse. >> the key was the second part of what mike pence was he talked to donald trump this morning, he checked with trump and he said i want to endorse ryan and he got the go-ahead. it wasn't as if he said i'm 180 degrees opposite the boss on my ticket. >> but they're still not on the same page. >> but donald trump is a negotiator on everything. i think trump is comfortable saying you say that, i'm going to move the goal post. i want him to work to get my support. i can see him playing this game. it is not a big meaningful game because the american people are not going to vote on the basis of what politician did not endorse another politician. they're worried about other things. >> this isn't just another politician though. >> no, this is inside business. >> this is a man on the republican tic

our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. timing changes every hour but so far the common window to be between 1pm to 5pm this afternoon. the rain chances are small just like yesterday; ranging around 10% with mainly sunny skies highs will range around normal values which is close to 100. as we move into the end of the weekend, partly cloudy skies take over. highs will drop a little though as we are going to see temperatures below 100 degrees. however, monsoon moisture surges at this point and rain through tuesday afternoon. by wednesday, mainly sunny skies return and high temperatures climb but only back to our normal 100 to 105 degree range. to the campaign trail this week-- where hillary clinton says -- she would bring the biggest investment in jobs -- to the u-s -- since world war two. and donald trump -- seeming to take credit for nato's on terrorism. two claims -- 13 action news anchor -- todd quinones -- and politifact are putting through this week's truth-o- meter. donald trump went to ohio this week to

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at home theres always a chance to do something cool and win a announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: ari you can go back. >> she was pictured kissing mac miller. at one point she was laying her head down on his lap. harvey: speaking of laps, so she was with big sean before, right? [laughter] >> which makes sense because she might have needed a break. >> oh, you think that's what it is? >> magic johnson, denzel washington and samuel jackson all threw a huge house party for hillary clinton. e.j. johnson's taking video of >> she did. she was there the whole entire night. and she's supposed to go to another one. >> that was not fair! >> d.m.x. had another baby. harvey: what's in his head? >> i don't know. >> do you know how many different states these 15 kids are in? >> probably like arizona, california. >> let's say it's four states. how can you parent 15 kids in 4 states? >> skype. [laughter] >> jay-z and beyonce out in new york. as they're coming out, this guy runs up to her and gets right next to her. so jay-z steps in and he puts his hand on the guy so -- harvey: when that happens, do y

our upper level low around the cal-nev- ari area begins to strengthen and starts pulling in moisture from the east today. with relatively unstable conditions expected in the mid and lower levels late this morning through the day and into the overnight, chances for rain for the valley and mountains have sky rocketed for today and saturday. chances this afternoon will range between 30% and 50% for the valley with 60% to 70% to the higher elevations such as the spring mountain range. as it stands, rain chances start will continue clear into saturday evening. best shot right now for thunderstorms though will be between 1pm and 7pm and the same can be said for saturday. flooding and pooling on roadways will be a concern today along with possible marble size hail and gusty winds. power outages may occur today and tomorrow so stalk up on ice and batteries! as this happens, temperatures into the mid and upper 90s! by sunday, mainly sunny skies return and the warmth comes back. 96 to 101 degrees will be common sunday with monday through wednesday between 101 and 106 degrees. another system lo

ari odd zer is there tonight to zika-carrying mosquitos. >> the concern is a measured concern. obviously, we're not in a panic, but at the same time due to the venue's unique 100% outdoor nature the management just felt like the best choice, the most ethical choice, to make right now for this particular business would just be to close until there's further information from the cdc. >> reporter: they've got cleaning standing water, any place the bugs can breed. investigators are hunting for mosquitos. >> i don't think it is going to spread at all. >> reporter: why are you putting on bug repellant? >> just in case. >> reporter: zika is not ebola. it won't kill you, but it can cause horrible birth defects. so the cdc is concentrating its advisories on pregnant women, >> those mosquitos only fly about 500 feet in their whole lifetimes. we have five buffer zones, five flight paths, around the area where we know it has spread. we have sent an emergency response team to do everything possible to stop it there. but we advise pregnant women not to travel to this one neighborhood in miam

the majority of the video shot by ary perspective. arborists with the rope up and over. they start the lead rope to begin their ascent. >> when you see the person climbing, you get a perspective >> that's the question, how big is the tree? >> the tree whichs more than just a tree, it's famous in canada. it's known as big lonely doug. big lonely doug is 216 feet tall, more than 12-foot diameter at its largest. it's the second largest douglas fir in canada. this particular one found on vancouver island. that whole area around it was clearcut in 2012, and that's idea of this video -- to bring attention to the process of clearcutting. the canada government still allows it. and the arborial collective and ancient forest alliance are trying to sign petitions to protect trees like this, to protect ancient growth forests because they're so important to the global ecosystem. >> i'm watching, and there's nothing you can do. people are doing this legally. >> there is something you can do. you can speak up and sign their petition at ancientforestpetition.com or ancientforestalliance