plus these athletes conquer their fear. taking adrenaline rushes to new height. to doing fierce waves of emotion that can sometimes be unbearable. >> oh my god. her father's childhood policy trumped up? did she stretch the truth in a recent abc news interview. but first here tonight, the ? tonight with a young woman stepping into the public eye under some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable. she is alleging she was raped by a line backer on the school's wildly popular football team. she fears her alleged attacker may be on the verge of getting away with it. >> calm and composed. her father by her side. unc sophomore stepped into the spotlight. >> i was excited about new friends, new experiences, great classes. that all changed in february when i was assaulted and raped on campus. >> robinson saying authorities allowed her alleged rapist to go unpunished for 7 months now. >> my life changed forever while the person that assaulted me remains as a student and as a football player on this campus. tarheels linebacker who robinson claims raped her on valenti

anti-doping agency is also standing by the athletes saying that cyberbullying of innocent athletes being engaged in by these hackers is cowardly in july, they found state sponsored athletes that helped russians win in 2014. they were banned in rio. the fancy bear hackers are threatening to release more records in the coming days. a spoxman for vladimir putin flatly denied any link to these hackings but just a few days ago, president obama met with putin about past russian intrusions and said he does not want this to escalate into a cyberarms race. margaret brennan, cbs news, the white house. >>> the new tropical storm pounded the southeastern u.s. overnight with heavy rain and wind. julia formed tuesday about five miles off the coast of jacksonville, florida. rainfall in florida and georgia could range between 3 and 6 inches. wind gusts could reach 40 miles per hour. the storm is expected to weaken before it moves back out to the atlantic. >>> the strongest tropical storm this morning. super typhoon meranti has already cut power to more than 200,000 homes on the island and wind speed are

plus these athletes conquer their fear. taking adrenaline rushes to new height. to doing fierce waves of emotion that can sometimes be unbearable. >> oh my god. >> and are ivanka's claims about her father's childhood policy trumped up? did she stretch the truth in a recent abc news interview. but first here tonight, the nightline 5. narrator: terrorism here at home. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. ♪ >> good evening. we're going to start here tonight with a young woman stepping into the public eye under some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable. she is alleging she was raped by a line backer on the school's wildly popular football team.

the relatives of track and field athlete jesse owens and 17 other african american athletes who competed in the 19- 36 olympics will visit the white house today. an honor they didn't get after returning from berlin. owens won four gold medals at the games... but the most memorable moment from the refusal to shake owens' hand. owens was known as the buckeye bullet. he died in 19-80. donald trump says he was taking it easy on hillary clinton during their first debate. but hillary clinton has her own agenda. we'll have the latest in the presidential race in justa few minutes. donald trump told debate even though he was "holding back" against hillary clinton. trump says, he didn't want to embarass her. clinton, on the other hand is putting her focus on the battleground state of iowa today. this as early voting kicks off in the state. n-b-c's edward lawrence has the latest in the race for the white house. donald trump will be in loveland on monday at the budweiser events budweiser events center. hillary clinton will be focusing on the east coast for most of next week. lets get a check on weat

athlete. according to the department of education, there were 94 sexual assault cases on campus last year, a jumped to 273 this year and 200% increase. robinson says she is coming forward to push for change. >> i'm taking this public stand not for me but for the other students on campus who are not protected despite what the university says. >> reporter: cbs news did reach out to the football player for comment. he is not responding but the either the allegation or the investigative process. we take these matters very seriously and are fully cooperating with the appropriate authorities. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >>> a rarity in syria. 24 hours passed without a single death blamed on the war between its president and rebels. international monitors said yesterday that the truce worked out by the u.s. and russia is holding. the u.n. is now trying to shift area cut off by the fighting. >>> scientists in argentina think they may have dug up the second largest meteorite ever but they must det

olympic athletes. including simone biles and the williams' sisters. >> hillary clinton remains out of sight. president obama steps in. >> i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> online ticket scalpers. they're making benjamins off of "hamilton" but will congress drop the curtain on them? >> you just want to move our money around. >> he wasn't supposed to live. >> it looked like daniel came ? >>> the confidential medical tests of american olympians were published online. after being stolen from the files of the world anti-doping agency. the agency known as wada says the attackers were in russia. which had seen many of its athletes banned for doping. margaret brennan is following this. >> reporter: four-time olympic gold medalist simone biles and tennis stars venus and serena williams among those whose medical files were hacked. their confidential record posted on line by a team of hackers, fancy bears, also known as tsar team. the hackers claim that dozens of american athletes had tes

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anti-doping agency is also standing by the athletes saying that cyberbullying of innocent athletes being engaged in by these hackers is cowardly in july, they found state sponsored athletes that helped russians win in 2014. they were banned in rio. the fancy bear hackers are threatening to release more records in the coming days. a spoxman for vladimir putin flatly denied any link to these hackings but just a few days ago, president obama met with putin about past russian intrusions and said he does not want this to escat cyberarms race. margaret brennan, cbs news, the white house. >>> the new tropical storm pounded the southeastern u.s. overnight with heavy rain and wind. julia formed tuesday about five miles off the coast of jacksonville, florida. rainfall in florida and georgia could range between 3 and 6 inches. wind gusts could reach 40 miles per hour. the storm is expected to weaken before it moves back out to the atlantic. this morning. super typhoon meranti has already cut power to more than 200,000 homes on the island and wind speed are more than 200 miles an hour and the storm

international athletic superstars. >> we met the coach and we have loved this ever since. >> you get to make - - meet great people traveling. >> in tampa bay, it is more than 100 younger, my mom had heard of this program. she thought it would be a great idea to try it out. >> it was all about the javelin. >> i think archery is my favorite. >> she enjoys watching the something she strives for. >> some of those guys i competed against when i was younger. it was cool to see that i competed against them before. >> you focus on ability and not disability. >> and he tells me these athletes have amazing talent as well as determination. >> they don't want to be treated differently. they want to be seen as athletes, they do a and foremost that they are having fun and doing their best efforts. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. i can't vooral?8 trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. >>> several hundred people through on their sneakers and hit the road for the memorial walk. the legacy ro

back at jalen rose who saluted the athletes who said, quote, here a peaceful protest. never buy another shoe, shirt or jery of rich, spoiled athletes who dishonor our flag. cruz also retweed a tweet from supermodel kate upton. on sunday, she ote this is unacceptable. you should be proud to be an american peally on 9-11 when we should suort each otr. internet service in the triangle. >> google fiber begins taking order in morrisville today. when others will be able to sign up. >> you can use that fast internet to look at fayetteville police department's new web site. >>> we have fun when the commercials are on. >> we do. if only we could broadcast that, right? >> grant father mountain. that looks nice. >> that will be beautiful in just several weeks when the leaves start turning. >> i get these reports from -- can't remember what it caed. i'll post it on my facebook page. he starting to it a couple of week ago. >> they are saying we might have a longer time to view the colors. >> it ll depend on a couple things now. we need some cool nights an bright sunny days inform w

that's a reference to the fact that russian athletes, that track and field athletes were banned frommpic games, all of them, and all the paralympic athletes were banned from the paralympic games as well. so there's an ax to grind in russia and awhen it comes to anti-doping authorities. having said that, the kremlin have distanced themselves from these allegations and from this hack. a spokesman for the kremlin has said without hesitation, any involvement on such actions on the part of the russian state is absolutely out of the question. and so, as they've done in the past, the russian government has distanced themselves from this hack. saying it has nothing to do with their security services. >> specifically pointing out that the state now involved. matthew chance live for us in moscow, matthew, thank you for the reporting. >>> and the aclu said to offer a campaign for president obama to pardon edward snowden. the former leaker is expected to appear on a video link from russia. he's living in exile in russia. the president has said as snowden's leak damaged the u.s., he should face c

conscious athletes were the ones they told me to watch. arthur ashe, mohammed ali and others. >> you write he introduced you to -- >> absolutely. up until that time i had not been around the world. but this gave me another chance to go around the world. he took stance on how sensitive it is to land from. >> from your book, as a black study major at long beach state, i learned from an early age even the wealthiest of us black men wait on the white man to sign off. >> to that degree, where we have now, who do we make our allies? we make them outside of the community often times and it doesn't allow the trickle down effect to happen. it is necessary to have freedom of mind, freedom of resources from the movement of i don't have to apologize for being black or wanting to do things for black people so we can be respected in the world order and take a step up and there won't be a thing where the woman are leading and taking a vanguard position where it is time to step up and make sure we can set an agenda in place so that our future generations

the u-s athletes include baskeball "michelle carter." the leak includes records of "therapeutic use exemptions" which allow athletes to use otherwise-banned substances because of a verified medical need. a similar leak on tuesday targeted other u-s athletes, including gymnast "simone biles" and tennis star "venus williams." the doping agency believes the hack is retribution... after several russian athletes were ?banned from the olympians for failing drug tests. a deadly train collision in pakistan today... cause massive damage. it happened near the city of multan. the passenger train ?collided with a freight train... and it was ?after the freight train hit a man who was on the tracks. the operator of the freight train stopped to move the body. that's when the passenger train crashed right into it. at least six people are confirmed dead, more than 150 may be injured. a blockbuster business announcement from the ford motor company. it's now production -- from the u-s -- to mexico. that includes the ford focus and c-max -- currently made i

they pointed the finger at "...dozens of american athletes..." who "...regularly used illicit strong drugs..." in order to win. gfx out the world anti-doping agency said they believed unauthorized access to someone's email led to the "criminal act." four time olympic gold medalist, gymnast gfx in simone biles responded "...i believe in clean sport, have always followed the rules." ve revealed were "...approved for legitimate medical reasons." (travis tygart sot) "they did everything they were asked to do." travis tygart is the head of the u-s anti-doping agency. he says each of the athletes exposed got their medications cleared in advance. (tygart sot rem73 22:39:10) "it's obviously indirectly at a minimum a result of wada exposing the russian sports system and government run doping program." gfx in in july, wada discovered doping.67 members of the russian track and field team were banned from competition in rio. gfx out (dr. john hoberman sot) "mr. putin is either applauding this action or he was behind it." sports historian and doping expert jo

you know, in a remote corner of the country, nine of the most daring and extreme athletes really kind of being pushed to the limits. >> so red bull invited nine of the most gnarly athletes they sponsor to montana for a training camp up like any other. this is up all nightline. >> reporter: this performing toughness, coming face-to-face with their biggest fears. the ultimate test of their fight or flight instincts. more on that encounter later. sasha scaled one of the most treacherous mountains after losing her father. >> i don't have a scientific approach to overcome emotions while climbing. i hope to accomplish that t week. >> what fear enters your mind? what are you thinking? >> in climbing, you enter different zones of thought. when i perform my best, i'm solely thinking what's in front of me. >> this week, she and other athletes are in the dark, literally. atop this mountain, actors are training them in emotional exercises. this is called the breath defier. >> it's a super intense lungs are going to burn. >> reporter: this intensive meditation lasts ten minutes designed to force a

other pro athletes joined in their own protests. kaepernick's stand is being compared to activism by other athletes including mohamed ali's protest and the vietnam war and the sa lewd at the other olympics. the politics and government's scott schaefer is here with more. >> athletes and political activism has a lot to discuss. joining me now is sports columnist, ann killian. also with the reporter, the senior vice president. welcome to all of you. this story, this issue has really exposed fault lines. politics, patriotism and sports and race of course. what is your take on how it began. >> it's how it began on social mead why and athletes and people who may otherwise not be keeping track of this as much as they are have their things in their face all the time. they are retweeting them and concerned about them and they want to know what they can do. colin kaepernick took a stand and it's really interesting that it's him because he was not a guy to engage at any level for many years and now he has become this articulate interesting spo

anti-doping agency is also standing by the athletes saying that cyber-bullying ofle innocent athletes being engaged in by these hackers is cowardly and despicable."pi in july, wadda discovered wide- spread evidence of state- sponsored doping which helpedmp russian athletes win in the sochi olympics in 2014. the russian track and field team was banned from rio. the fancy bear hackers are threatening to release more records in the coming days. c a spokesman for vladimir putin flatly denied any links to thest hackings, but just a few days putin about past russian intrusions and said he does nota want this to escalate into a cyber arms race. >> pelley: margaret brennan, thanks. hillary clinton will return to her campaign on thursday after being laid low by pneumonia ovel the weekend. today, president obama appeared for her in philadelphia, and he looked a little bit like a retired athlete thrilled to be back in the game. here's nancy cordes. >> and i got whooped here in pennsylvania. >> reporter: president obama>> sought to inoculate clinton today against questions about ci her health. >>

features several athletes -- the museum features several athletes gear. it also features boxing gear of muhammad ali. he won the gold heavyweight medal in rome. he turned pro and started training at the fifth street gym in miami where he trained for his first fight with sonny changed his name to muhammad ali. the museum opens this saturday. it's so sad that he's gone now but great that the museum is kind of keeping his history alive, such an important history it is. >> yes, to hear the whole story. a whole new generation learned a lot about him through his death. >> that's true. >> now we've got to keep extending it. >> absolutely. >>> some students will do whatever it takes to get an >> that could include learning a new language so that they can get a free ride through college. >>> boy, it is expensive to go to college and it gets more and more expensive every single year. average tuition to public universities has doubled since 2004, doubled. >> we'll hear how more and more americans are learning to get their degrees tuition free if >> reporter: nobody

>> coming up, nine of america's most extreme athletes kick it up why these red bull athletes are being put through their paces under intense pressure facing their worst fears. >>> and the chilling call to 911 operators in ohio from a kidnapped woman whispering into the phone as her captor slept beside her. how that call led to an even more grisly discovery. >>> and remember, find us on facebook, wnnfans.com and twitter, @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." twitter@abcwnn introducing new k-y touch gel cr?me. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. get fast sinus relief with vicks sinex and get back in the game. sinex, the congestion, pressure, pain to clear your head... ...medicine. today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. >>> police in ohio believe they nabbed a possible serial killer after a chilling call to 911. >> a woman held captive untied herself and called for help whispering in

they are trying to make the athletes look like cheaters. they are not. >> hackers called fancy bears said they stand for fair play and clean sport and wanted to expose the dirty methods of the fingers at the athletes. four time olympic simone biles, i believe in clean sports. venus drugs were approved for legitimate regions. travis says each of the athletes exposed got their medications cleared in ad >> it is obviously indirectly at a minimum, exposing the russian sport system and government run doping. >> sixty were banded in rio. effects on the confidence world athletes have in the confidentiality of of their medical data. was russia involved? fancy bear hackers hope to release more in the coming days. ben tracey, cbs news, los angeles. they said the u.s. athletes did not violate the rules. >>> a cloudy, gray day across northeast hall of fame. this is good news, showers tracks east and southeast. most is down to the south around peninsula and points father -- farther south. i am going to track this cluster of showers. this is mostly moder

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the full list of paralympic athletes from arizona and athletes from arizona and how to watch them in rio.. are on 12-news-dot-com. the games run through september 18th. a disappointing night for the birdgang -- the cards lose to the patriots 23 to 21. 12 sports insider and former arizona cardinal -- jay arizona cardinal -- jay taylor joins us now with his insight.. tell us jay -- what went the worst part about all of this -- both tom brady ?and? rob gronkowski were not in the game. was garapolo just really good or should we be worried about our cards larry fitzgerald is not showing signs of slowing down - - despite rumors this may be his last season.. a few days back.. n-f-l media's ian rapoport said the 33-year-old would call it quits at the end of the season. but last night -- after but last season. but last night -- after scoring his 100-th touchdown -- he disregarded the rumors.. saying he's not thinking that far ahead.. right now. just last month -- larry inked a one-year on a related note.. former seahawks running back -- marshawn lynch may come out of retirement.. and it could

they told me at a young age the athletes to watch and what not to watch. he was one to watch. muhammad ali, arthur ashe, they were athletes that came into my life because my family planning on me to study them. >> keos so introduce you to apartheid quick. >> absolutely. up until that time i knew we knew something about the slave trade at africa but does at that time it was another part of the world and how we could impact africa with the stance against racism. >> from your book as of blacks did the nature i learned at an early age that black people even the wealthiest had been conditioned to wait for the white man to sign off. >> to that degree where we are right now, often time we make allies outside of our community. soap to me it is necessary to have that freedom of mind and resources from the standpoint at an have to apologize to do things for black people so we could be respected or take a step up and that the women have taken the vanguard position to make sure that we set the agenda so that our future generations. >> when did you experience this wet. >> probably elementa

laugh in his face. ( laughter ) every time an athlete or celebrity get into a scandal.nd less amount of people say, people look up to you! use your fame to make a difference! but as soon as one of the athletes stands up and says i believe in something, all offa sudden people say, shut up! we don't pay you to think! play your silly game! move on! what do you think you are, a role model? come on! some of the reactions have been so extreme. >> some 49ers fans burned his jersey and put that on social media (anthem playing) ( laughter ) >> trevor: you're burning his jersey? i do not get this. because you realize you have to buy the jersey to burn the jersey. like, in other countries, they just make an effigy of the thing that they hate. this guy is buying the actual jersey. that's like 100 bucks that he's spending. at night his kids are, like, mommy, why don't we have any food tonight? because daddy wanted to make a point, that's why. that's why. seriously, look at all these jokers burning these jerseys, look at his hand getting burned. look at him. ( laughter ) i love that.

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training, athletes training. while also preventing another tax cut for wealthy individuals who don't need it. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation, i yield back the balance of my time. and i thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. dold: thank you, mr. speaker. again, i want to thank my good friend from new jersey, mr. pascrell, not only for his thoughtfulness in this bill, but actually his amendment, which i think strengthens the bill, is a commonsense piece of legislation. mr. speaker, millions of young people around the world look at the olympic games and dream of someday becoming an olympic athlete, of representing their nation. we're extremely proud of our olympians and our paralympians and frankly we want to reward them for the hard work and the sacrifice that they have put in day in and day out. this piece of legislation, again, i think goes one step in that direction. while still preventing those,