(brianna keilar, correspondent) "all of them." that ended up on a mock make america great again hat. but the big takeaway seemed to be... (michael cohen, donald trump attorney) "says who?" #sayswho became a thing. the aftermath of the interview "you're fired" "says who." who else says who? either trump's attorney was in denial about the polls... (alisyn camerota, anchor, "new day") "or doing his best impression of an owl." (jeanne moos, reporting) "the inspired, we kid you not, knock knock jokes." knock knock. who's there? says. say's who? the polls. all of them. #allof them also picked up steam, in this case with an olympic theme. so you're losing this race...says who? the clocks. which clocks? all of them. there was even a poll pitting "says who" against "all of them." "all of them" won by a landslide. in the wake of brianna's interview, trump's attorney told yahoo news "i think i unraveled her." hmmm. let's take a poll on that. (michael cohen, donald trump attorney) "which polls?" why you asking me for i don't know. jeanne moos

remember brianna is still on another line. him putting her on the phone sold it to me. >> it all finally unraveled when brianna drove to where john was working both realized they had been had. it all comes out afterwards like you say you're not thinking clearly at the time. scammers somehow managed to make it appear like the calls were coming from the 978 area code. 978 is a common area code in northeastern mass and brianna and john are not the only ones in that area code to have fallen victim to this. ted daniel, fox 25 news. tonight with more than an inch of rain. now this batch of rain has weakened somewhat as it got closer to southern massachusetts however it is still holding together and there's potential for an inch of rain inside of that cluster. i have a six hour loop up here that is about the amount of time that this rain event will last overnight then we'll be moving on out of here and we'll be turning our attention to some more fall-like temperatures that will be on e of the rain moving in closer to the sea coast bu

>> again,brianna, i'm not at liberty to discuss this issue in anymore detail. i'm sorry about that. there's a real limit to what we can say. >> in a situation like this where someone -- certainly these are people of prominence, but someone gets into issues abroad, is there an automatic response from the state department proactively touching base or do you rely on someone asking for assistance? >> so in general cases, again, not speaking to this, and we have consular offices all over the world and trained officers that are equipped to handle all kinds of different requests from americans who are in need overseas. that is in the case in brazil, certainly the case in rio where we have a consulate, where we have people there who are equipped and trained to deal with cases like this. sometimes it is, based on request for assistance and people come to us and say i'm in need of help. if it's the result of a natural disaster where we know there are potential american citizens in need, we reach out as best we can. we don't always have in every case great information about those in a foreign

starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keeler in for wolf blitzer, it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington and wherever you are watching around the world, thank you for joining us. >>> we are beginning with breaking news in the race for the white house, we have just learned new information about donald trump now working with ousted fox news ceo roger ailes to assist with his debate preparation, cnn senior media reporter dillon buyers is joining us live with more on this development. what do you know about the role that ailes will play? >> sure, brianna, what we dwhoe is that roger ailes who was ousted from fox news amid sexual harassment allegations is now talking with trump, the two have been in discussions, the two talk frequently and of course the great thing on the horizon for donald trump and his campaign is of course those three presidential debates which are going to take place in september and october. if you know roger ailes, roger ailes is someone who has advised presidential candidates in their debates going back to richard nixon, ronald reagan, george w. bush

brianna keilar stepping in for wolf. she's picking up the coverage. >>> i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington. thank you for joining us. up first donald trump ratchets up the rhetoric against hillary clinton when it comes to minority voters. with less than 75 days and counting until election day. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color, only as votes, not as human beings worthy of a better future. >> hillary clinton fired back in a phone interview with cnn's anderson cooper. >> donald trump has shown us who he is, and we ought to believe him. he is taking a hate movement mainstream. he's brought it into his campaign. he's bringing it to our communities and our country. >> donald trump will speak this hour at a rally in manchester, new hampshire. we will bring those remarks to you live. right now cnn's jason carroll is there. hillary clinton will give a speech today in reno, nevada. that's where our maeve reston is. jason, on immigration, this pressing issue that dram is going

i'm brianna keilar.the situation room." >>> tonight, donald trump has been entrusted with classified information about america's security. his first closed-door intelligence briefing just wrapped up a few hours after he met with his own national security advisers. this as a new shakeup in his campaign suggests trump may be more determined than ever to reject pleas for him to act more presidential. sources within the trump camp predict the republican nominee will be unleashed by the combative conservative fire brand he's tapped as his new campaign ce oo. trump says steve bannan, quote, knows how to win. hillary clinton's campaign says trump's new hire says he's ready to double down on divisive rhettrrhett rhett rhettry. >>> and the "boston globe" is calling for the clintons to shut down the foundation if she's elected president. i'll talk with trump supporter and u.s. congressman, tom marino. he was at that national security meeting that trump convened today and our correspondents and analysts are also st

i'm brianna keilar.the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news tonight, donald trump is promising to subject m immigrants to new tests that he calls extreme vetting as part of his plan to fight radical islamic terrorism. trump says only people who "share our values" should be allowed in the country. in his speech on national security, trump blamed the rise of isis on decisions made by president obama and hillary clinton when she was secretary of state. and vice president joe biden says trump's dangerous communities are putting america's security at risk right now and it would only get worse if he's elected president. biden campaigned with hillary clinton for the first time in this campaign, appearing in the battleground state of pennsylvania. and also tonight, new developments in the clinton e-mail controversy. the state department has agreed to give a conservative watchdog group all official e-mails recovered from clinton's private servers. this as the fbi is expected to provide

new york (brianna within southern california. current acres burned is 37,020 acres with 40% containment as of early saturday. the smoke from this fire should stay away from las vegas this weekend so the air quality should stay in the good to moderate levels. being our main concern. our upper level low of cal-nev-ari is holding onto some monsoonal moisture and whipping it up into southern nevada today. 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% valley. 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 are going to see temperatures below 100 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 skies return and high temperatures climb but only back to our normal 100 to 105 degree range. frank ocean's fans have some

from there brianna did exactly as she was told. it was a couple one and three-year-old in tow she withdrew $1,000 from a c.v.s. wired the money to an account in puerto rico. this is the part where the virtual kidnapper take this while one has brianna on the line running her around. another calls her husband and begins to run the same scam on him. >> john was at home and like his wife initially suspected a hustle. the way the hustler wills hooked him clever. brianna is still on another line he momentarily urged his call. >> if he deny put him on the phone. when brianna drove to where john was working both realized they had been had. >> it all comes out afterwards but you're not thinking clearly at the time. >> reporter: so the couple says they have no idea how the scammers got their information or where this con originated from. they did report it to police but they're told they are likely out a cool grand. live in our control room, ted dan kbrel, fox 25 news. >>> i'm following breaking winchester. they are investigating the death o

good morning, brianna. >> good morning, barry. coming into the city from the north will be a problem for you. traffic is at a dead stop, and pace. the disabled car on 93 southbound in medford is not helping the situation this at roosevelt circle. >>> and just in, a rollover on randolph at exit 4. the car rolled over on the ramp to 24 south, and you cannot access that ramp. look for an alternate route this morning. >> brianna, thank you so much. >>> we want to update you on a deadly wrongway crash that shut down part of the state police gave us a update a short time ago. a 28-year-old man from rutland was driving eastbound in the westbound lanes, and his car hit two other vehicles head on, the rutland man was killed, and four others were taken to the hospital. some drivers were stuck in traffic for 2 hours overnight. the highway we should note is back open this morning. >>> 6:32, and a tough night for firefighters in south boston. >> they are facing an extra morning with the details. nicole? >> reporter: kathryn, chris, crews were

then as the gunman demanded money, brianna cried out,. >> she started screaming. a scream that beyond i swear everybody heard her outside. and that's when he looked at her and he left. he just walk out. >> reporter: garr see yack her daughter an 16-year-old co-worker were all okay. and they believe it's all thanks to brianna. >> her screaming saved everybody, because the first thing, f i would have made any move he would have shot me. i saw it. he would have just shot me. >> reporter: brianna has been having nightmares and was afraid for her mom when she returned to work on tuesday. >> she was like mommy, mommy, promise me you coming back home to me. >> reporter: it's a promise this 26-year-old mother plans to keep. she just feels terrible that her baby had to see something like this at such a young age. >> it is heartbreaking because she -- i don't keep -- keep her away from everything. like bad things. >> reporter: fortunately, they are safe and sound tonight with loved ones. police are asking anyone who recognizes the man in the surveillance video to give them

brianna?g state. it's voted democratic in every presidential race since 1992. so why might the keystone state decide this year's election? our battleground series next. >>> we pay a lot of attention to national polls, but this election will likely come down to a few battleground states. donald trump trying to win over voters in pennsylvania, where the latest poll of likely voters has hillary clinton with a double-digit lead, up ten. cnn's miguel marquez has more on the ground game in the keystone state. >> reporter: as one theory goes, pennsylvania, ohio, florida, win two of the three and the keys to the white house are yours. so despite what the polls say, despite how trump is doing right now, pennsylvania is in play. >> we need all of you on the ground helping us make sure hillary clinton wins pennsylvania. >> reporter: the clinton campaign on the march big time across the keystone state. this week targeting female voters. >> i'm working as much as i can, phone banking, going door to door. >

. >> brianna was very close.ight here. the guy was right here and not far. >> well in that footage that we see, we'll put ill back here up here do we every see brianna is the surveillance video. >> you don't see her right here. >> that's you right there. >> that's me right now. >> i'm not sure why we have this blurred out. you're sitting right here. >> there's another footage i saw yesterday that shows her feet and her moving. >> brianna, what did you think was happening. >> i don't know. >> you had no idea but you saw the gun? >> did it scare you? >> i bet. are you still scared about it. >> no. >> oh, good. >> good. >> when did you start screaming what made you start screaming? >> when he pulled the gun out. >> yeah. >> you screamed? pretty loudly. >> y. >> loud like everybody heard her outside. >> why do you think she screamed? >> i think she screamed because she still attached to me. she never been through this before. >> right. >> only seven years old. so when she seen that, it scared her. like she panic real

then as the gunman demanded money, brianna

the way the hustlers hooked him, clever, remember, brianna is still on another line. merged his call with hers. >> him putting her on the phone sold it for me. hand down. if he didn't put her on the phone i would have hung up. >> it all finally unraveled when brianna drove to where john was working. both realized they had been had. >> it all comes out afterwards, but like i say you are not thinking clearly at the time. ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> wow. a close call for six people aboard a boat off the coast of martha's vineyard, they had to be rescued after the boat began taking on water. from the coast guard. this happened just before 9:00 yesterday morning. the coast guard said the 32-foot boat was sinking and the on board pumps couldn't keep up. all six people were wearing a life jacket and doing just fine. the coast guard said the boat had a crack in the hull. it was towed back to port. the coast guard still trying to figure out what caused this tour boat to begin taking on water. near gloucester. 34 people were on board, the king i'der saturday afternoon, when the

(brianna keilar, cnn) "polls. i just told you, i answered your question." (michael cohen, special counsel to donald trump) "okay, which polls?" (brianna keilar, cnn) "all of them." (michael cohen, special counsel to donald trump) "okay." that's trump's attorney michael cohen--- in an exchange with c-n- n's brianna keilar he went on to say that he doesn't believe the polls and he thinks the media is treating brought their campaign to the valley... things got tense.. when trump supporters clashed with protesters. :06-:12 "nats of protestors and supporters yelling at each other." inside... it was a much calmer event.. the indiana governor talked about how the media is hurting donald trump and his campaign... and he made sure to get a jab in against hillary clinton. "several months ago the fbi discussed opening up a public clinton foundation and barack obama's justice department washington d.c. and donald trump and i are going to bring it to a crashing halt." (applause) our crews met up with pence after his speech and asked him about how much support donald tru

i'm brianna keiler. you're in "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news, standing by for a donald trump speech at a rally in michigan. teleprompters are set up, but will he stick to the script? paul manafort resigned this morning and that news broke shortly before he visited the disaster zone. he did not get specific about what he was expressing regret for in a sir surprising speech last last. and for her part, hillary clinton phoned the governor for a update on the floods and pleaded for help for the flood victims. >>> and reports that colin b powell recommend she use private e-mail at the state department. >> marsha blackburn will take questions tonight. our guests and analysts are standing by with full coverage. and let's get the latest on today's resignation of paulman fort. >> it is clear he will was already sidelined in the campaign, we have, of course, seen trump over the course of his campaign try to pivot so many times, but these changes in particular. a clearer sign t

. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. from wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks you for joining us. >>> president obama is on the ground to get a firsthand look at devastation left behind after catastrophic flooding. the president just arriving moments ago. he is there to check out flooding areas that so far we have seen over the past several days and claimed at least 13 lives. also you have as many as half a million people affected by this. but the president's trip follows criticism from some who think he should have been there sooner. our nick valencia is live in denham springs, louisiana, just a few miles east of baton rouge. we have michelle kozinski who is at the white house. nick, tell us what the president is scheduled to see while he is there and what the expectations are from flood victims during visit. >> we just saw president obama land a short time ago. he was greeted by the governor, local congressman and member of fema. he will be ushered over to one of the nine parishes affected by this si

brianna was trembling as garcia ran to comfort her daughter. >> just ran to her and hugged her.as shaking just panickin p. >> reporter: as a mother it breaks her heart that her daughter had to go through such a traumatic experience but she believes brianna saved their lives. >> her screaming saved everybody. because the first thing, f i would have made any move he would have shot me. i saw it. he would have just shot me. >> brianna is staying very close to her mom's side since the attempted rob breach this little girl who loves to play on her scooter and is looking forward to first grade just wants to put it all behind her. police are hoping that someone recognizes the man in the surveillance video. they say if you see him dork not pledge him simply call 911. as for little brianna and her mom, they're just hoping he's caught for fear the next time someone could get hurt. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> firefighter is recovering to injuries tonight after working a fire in south philadelphia. this happened on the 1300 block of south broad street just after 1:00 this morning. phila

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brianna? >> we have a lot happening on the pining this morning. first, we have a lot of fog, and we also have road construction and lane closures, and this is causing slowdowns for your morning commute. it's causing major backups. slow and go in framingham, and in andover, there's an accident blocking the shoulder at 32. a pickup truck is to the right, and there's stop-and-go traffic back to 95. >>> breaking news overnight, one person was stabbed in dorchester, and authorities said the victim was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. there's no word on the suspects in the case. >>> also breaking overnight, another stabbi east boston. two people were stabbed and rushed to the hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries. >>> checking our top stories today a good sign for david ortiz who was forced to leave last night's red sox game with an injury. >>> an x-ray shows big poppy did not break any bones when he fouled a fastball off his right shin. the sox's slugger had to be condition and her 83-year-old woman was involved in the attack. r

you won't just find it here, brianna.you look down the street you will see front yard after front yard where people's materials and belongings are now stacked high. this stuff is too damaged or destroyed so as a result they're simply waiting for this debris to get cleared out before the construction begins. you mention these numbers, too, at least 60,000 homines affecte many homes did not have insurance. some of these families -- if they had flood insurance, which is only a small percentage -- they are having to rebuild from the inside out. they're literally gutting the inside of their home, furniture, appliances, sheetrock, you name it, then they have to turn these houses into homes again and that's something that will take a while even for the people who have insurance, replacing what was in the homes will likely be out of pocket unless they had insurance to cover that, brianna. >> it's staggering how few people have any sort of safety net to deal with the damage. i mean, we're seeing it behind you there, polo. i was ta

i'm brianna keilar, thank you so much for watching.t "out front" with kate bolduan starts now. >> out front next, breaking news. the u.s. confirming tonight that a plane filled with $400 million in cash was, quote, leverage to get american prisoners released? was it rabnsom? i'll ask my guest john kirby. more breaking news, ryan lochte lied about being robbed at gun point, but tonight yet another side of the story. and donald trump is about to take the stage, his first major speech since his campaign shake-up. we'll bring it to you live. let's go "out front." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening,

. >>> hi, there, i'm brianna keilar in for wolf. we are less than 74 days now and counting to the presidential election and donald trump is sending mixed images on his opinion on illegal immigration. i am very proud to have brought the subject of illegal immigration back into the discussion. such a big problem for our country i will solve. jim acosta is joining us now from las vegas where donald trump will hold a fund-raiser today. jim, people are looking at what he said each day and it's harder and harder to keep up with what his position is. >> that's right, brianna. we're playing this game of following the bouncing policy. that is what has been happening all week long with donald trump's policy on immigration. he told fox he was softening on immigration and considering a plan that would allow the undocumented, if they have been law abiding to stay in this country as long as they pay back taxes. but as we heard from his interview with anderson cooper yesterday right here on cnn, he is not saying that at all. he is saying that the

good morning, brianna. >> reporter: good morning. police were first called here to mcclellan street where they found many shell casings then they went just around the corner to 23 page street and they say they found a victim suffering from a gunshot wound to the stomach right inside this brown home here. that person was transported with life-threatening injuries to a local hospital. and it does appear that a dog may have been injured inhi scene wrapping up the front right leg of what looks like a pit bull. we also saw them lay some towels down in the back seat and they carried the dog inside the car. just to give you an idea of where this happened. this is a residential area. it's a neighborhood. the houses are very close together. there's also a golf course, a charter school and the franklin park skoo all -- park zoo all close by. reporting live from dorchester brianna pitts. >> thank you very much. investigating a hate crime targeting new england's largest lgbt publication. surveillance video shows seven people putting something in

good morning, brianna. >> good morning, barry. there's a decent amount of people on the expressway this morning. this will not cause you any problems on the expressway. you are not slow and go, and your drive time to downtown and the pike exits is just 10 minutes. into the city from the north route 3, 91, and 495 are all accident free and good to go. no delays on the t or the commuter rail. >> breaking news this morning. a deadly crash shutting down part of the mass pike overnight, and it was on the pike westbound in south borough. three vehicles were involved in this. some drivers were stuck in traffic for more than 2 hours while police investigated. >>> 5:02 right now, and new details overnight about a fire in south their homes. >> and extra challenges for firefighters on the scene. wbz's nicole jacobs has the latest for us. >> reporter: chris and kathryn, the good news, no one was injure in the fire -- injured in the fire. the fire did creature four alarms and ultimately spread to two other buildings, and i want department this

>>> hello, i'm brianna keelener for wolf blitzer. from wherever you are watching from around the world, thank you for watching us. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we start with breaking news right now from the american university in kabul, afghanistan. there has been an attack with at least one explosion. gunfire reported on campus. we are now hearing that as many as five people were injured. police and ambulances are on scene right now but it is unknown if any attacker or attackers have been found. meanwhile the state department is telling americans to be cautious and avoid movement in the area for now. joining me with more on this breaking story is cnn senior international correspondent from london. and cnn's senior correspondent and host of the cnn's reliable sources. nima, what are you hearing? >> we finally have confirmation that although the situation is ongoing security forces have finally managed to penetrate into the campus itself. the attack, the standoff, is still happening but police officers are through the campus a

brianna took home $100,000 that she gave half to charity. plans to put the other half toward buying a farm. >> i just want to have a farm. and be able to go walk out my back door and see him. >> reporter: since we first told the story last year. things have only gotten betten for brianna, national horse racing award and book and movie deals are in the works. interestingly her dad now has a racehorse which he gave a most unusual name. >> steve hartman. >> probably because of that poor choice, brian has yet to win a race. >> fourth, it's steve hartman. >> the "cbs overnight news" will >>> the new movie suicide squad broke a record at the box office this weekend though it got a lot of bad reviews. some die hard comic book fans feel the movie's criticism may be part of a conspiracy. here is jamie waxx. >> harley quinn. nice to moot you. love your perfume. >> reporter: suicide squad, latest comic book adaptation to hit the silver screen, opened this week to great anticipation. >> hey, guys. >> reporter: not so great reviews. >> we're bad guys. it

>> sure, brianna, what we dwhoe is that roger ailes who was ousted from fox news amid sexual harassment allegations is now talking with trump, the two have been in discussions, the two talk frequently and of course the great thing on the horizon for donald trump and his campaign is of course those three presidential debates which are going to take place in september and october. if you know roger ailes, roger ailes is someone who has advised presidential candidates in their debates going back to richard nixon, ronald reagan, george w. bush. and of course this is something in which he brings a great deal of expertise. the two of them talk frequently, have talked frequently even before roger ailes left fox news. formal debate prep has not

brianna keilar is stepping in for wolf. she's next. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington. thank you for joining us. up next, a major overhaul for the donald trump campaign. less than 83 days and counting until the presidential election. also, donald trump gets his first national security briefing today. we will have the latest from the trump campaign in just a moment. for hillary clinton, the focus today is on the economy. you're being lookilooking at li from cleveland where clinton is holding a tax fairness event this hour and says trump's plan will benefit the wealthy instead of working class americans. she's also expected to hammer away at trump's refusal to release his tax returns. we'll take you there live when she hits the stage. should be soon. >>> this is the second shakeup in just two months for the trump campaign. steve bannon has been named as chief executive. he's chairman of the conservative website breitbart news. senior adviser kellyanne conway has is campaign manage

brianna took home $100,000 that day. she gave half to charity. plans to put the other half toward buying a farm. >> i just want to have a farm. and be able to go walk out my back door and see him. >> reporter: since we first told the story last year. things have only gotten betten for brianna, national horse racing award and book and movie deals are in the works. interestingly her dad now has a racehorse which he gave a most unusual name. >> steve hartman. >> probably because of that poor >> hopefully his daughter will let him live on her farm. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. more than 2 million men and women have served in our military since 9/11. i was privileged to serve with hundreds of thousands of them and now many are returning to civilian live. they are evaluating career options. beginning new jobs. and starting businesses. acp advisor net can help them. acp advisor net is a nonprofit online community where americans can provide advice to those who have served. now we can serve those who served us

remember brianna is still on another line. the swindlers momentarily merged his call with hers. >> him putting her on the phone sold it to me. if he didn't put her on the phone, i would have hung up. to where john was working and both realized that they had been had. it all comes out afterwards but you are not thinking clearly at the time. >> reporter: ted daniel, fox25 news. >> daniel: made it look like it was coming from the common area code in northeastern massachusetts. we track traffic and weather every ten mix and i am seeing issues on the road because of the weather shiri has been telling us about. screen is an obstruction, trees down, a road is blocked from cambridge turnpike into old bedford road in the concord area and stephanie coueignoux is tweeting out pictures right now of trees down. huge tree and power lines down from this home on concord lane on how thorn lane in concord. lots going on this morning. herly detail that further in a moment. you can see live pictures of the pike eastbound. soaked out there on the

brianna? >>> the commute from the north shore is picking up. southbound into the city and southbound here as you approach the o'neal tunnel. further north in andover, you that's to exit 43 and route 133, and that's nothing major, but it's a pocket of congestion to be aware of. you will see the fog out there as well. traffic at the split is really picking up. 128 south and route 3 north right now, and all trains are running on schedule. chris and kathryn, back to you. >>> it's 5:49 right now. a heat emergency goes into effect. >> and the latest on an injury for david ortiz. these are your top stories on this thursday morning. >>> th big poppy last night at fenway. it's not hard to see buy. you can't help but wince when you see this video from last night. ortiz hits the 99 mile an hour pitch into his right shin. he hopped off the field with the help of john ferrell and the training staff. he got his x-rays back, and listed as day-to-day. anna meiler, wbz this morning. >>> good morning, i'm nicole jacobs live in west roxbury, and it's expected to

(brianna keilar, cnn) "so, you say it is not a shake up but you guys are down." (michael cohen, special counsel to donald trump) "says who?" (brianna keilar, cnn) "the polls, most of them, all of them?" (michael cohen, special "polls. (brianna keilar, cnn) "all of them." (michael cohen, special counsel to donald trump) "okay." michael cohen... he also attacked the media, claiming it's are being unfair to trump. just in.... wired magazine makes 1st-ever presidential endorsement, backs hillary clinton's white house bid. they wrotei today-- quote: wired has never made a practice of endorsing candidates for president of the united states. today we will. wired sees only one person running for president who can do the job: hillary clinton. vo even with the changes, trump's rival--hillary clinton..says the gop nominee and his campaign will remain the same. (hillary clinton (d) presidential candidate) "i (hillary clinton (d) presidential candidate) "i think it's fair to say that demeans women, mocks people with disabilities there is no new donald trump, this is it." clin

>> geepg, brianna. it is. the u.s.g shots at the iranians amid the rising tensions just one day after an initial high-risken counter at sea. >> appears to be unsafe. >> reporter: all boats you see here are iranian revolutionary guard corps vessels approaching at a high speed and apparently on a collision course in the strait of hormuz. this is shot from the uss nhtsa. it warned the iranians with horns and flares to back off. >> weapons uncovered. >> but at least two of the iranian boats kept approaching, coming within 300 yards, forcing the nhtsa to alter course tuesday. the iranian boats finally turning away. by wednesday, a significant rise in tensions. revolutionary guard corps boats harassing and endangering u.s. navy vessels three times in 24 hours. the most dangerous resulting in the u.s. navy firing warning shots at the iranians. >> they did feel compelled ultimately to fire three warning shots and the reason for that is they had used steps that -- they'd taken stepsal ready to try to de-escalate the situation.

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. >> reporter: when then 31-year-old brianna byrnes was pulled over that august night a year ago, shead no idea the traffic stop would change her life. martin county florida sheriff's deputy stopped her for swerving out of her lane. >> her hands were shaking. you could tell she was not that normally nervous. >> reporter: she had good reason to be nervous. >> after a brief conversation, she just came clean. >> i had two bags of heroin and paraphernalia. >> i've never had it where somebody is open and says, i have narcotics in the car. >> reporter: she says she explained her years long struggle with opioid dependency and that she and her mother had spent the day calling detox centers but had no luck getting into one. but for her it wasn't just that the compute allowed her to tell her story, it was that he listened. >> he was there to help me, and he did just that. >> i don't judge anybody. >> reporter: brianna was arrested that night. just before he took her so her cell -- >> i let her know that, you know, that she could call me if she needed to and that i wished her the best of luck. >

in the wake of brianna's interview, trump's attorney told yahoo news, i think i unravelled her. hmm, let's take a poll on that. >> why are you asking me? i don't know. >> jeanie moos, cnn, new york. >> which poms? >> all of them. >> the top of the hour, poppy hollow in morocco a. crowd in virginia waiting to hear from donald trump. which trump will they get? that remains to be seen. in the past few days we seen a makeover from a change in staff at the top to a candidate willing to stick to the teleprompter, for the most part, and make a play for voters some thought he had written off as unwinnable. today trump h

>> brianna was very close, the guy was right here. >> in that footage that we see, do we ever see briannais surveillance footage. >> you don't see her right here. >> that's you? >> that's me. >> we have this blurred out. >> the footage, it shows her feet. >> oh, really? >> that they -- >> oh,. >> what did you think was happening? >> i didn't know. >> you had no idea but you saw the gun? >> did it scare you? >> are you still scared about it? >> no. >> no? oh, good. >> so whether did you start screaming? >> what made you start screaming? >> when he pulled the gun out. >> yes? >> you screamed? pretty loudly? >> yes. >> loud, like everybody heard her outside. >> why do you think she screamed? >> i think she screamed because she is so attached to me. she never been through this before. she is only seven years old, so, when she seen that, it scared her, like she panic real quick. because i seen her, my first reaction was to look at my daughter. >> as a mom. >> exactly. >> did you say anything to her? >> i seen the gun, in my face, i was like -- she started saying mommy, mommy, i'm like i'm okay

but here is the thing, brianna.e woods and the one guy drops his knapsack and says you're crazy, you can't out run the bear. all i have to do is out run you. that's sort of the situation, that's sort of the situation that hillary clinton is in. donald trump has trust numbers, as worst than hers, in this "washington post" poll. when they're asked who is more trustworthy, she wins by nine points. and so in a sense, the trust issue has been neutralized, because both candidates suffer from it. and so that's why she can have a large lead, despite the fact that trust is an issue, because if people don't feel donald trump has the temmerment, the experience, the bearing to be president of the united states, they're going to set aside that issue. they may do it grudgingly, but set it aside. >> that's why this is such a big week, actix, what is their idea make their lives better with the economics and job basis of this country. how big a week is this? >> i think it is a big week. and trump, for trump, it is really interesting

remember, brianna is still on another line. the someonedlers merged his call with herlies. >> him putting her on the phone, sold it for me, happened down. if he didn't put her on the phone, i would've hung up. >> reporter: it finally unravelled when brianna went to where john was working. they both realized they had been had. >> it all makes sense afterward at the time. you don't know. >> jason: we have another phone they say someone is calling people claiming to be from the i.r.s. and trying to get personal information. the caller claims they have a warrant for your arrest. of course police say they would never call to warn someone about a warrant. if you get a call from somebody saying they're with the i. rearview mirror s., hang up immediately. >> catherine: police in weare, new hampshire investigating a rash of arrests of these flamingos. as they're quickly popping up on lawn, they're disappearing over the past week, they've gotten a number of calls about stolen flamingos. we learned last night, several bags of the stolen b

brent and brianna daley left their 2 1/2 yield home -- -year-old home alone. >> it is fun and entertaining and brings exercise to people who probably don't exercise sometimes. it is still something you need to be aware of. you cannot go out and play this game and disregarder things that are important, such as your churn. >> brent and brianna daley are each charged with one count of child abuse. >>> things are getting ugly between the arizona diamondbacks supervisors. >> it is a battle over tens of millions of dollars of improvements that the team wants. mark martinez joins us live with the tour tonight. >> reporter: john and kari, the feud between the diamondacks and the maricopa board of supervisors has reached a fever pitch over tens of millions of dollars of improvements. things got h supervisor and d-backs derrick hall. >> i apologize for my choice of words but not for my passionate belief. >> reporter: he says he is sorry for a recent confrontation he had with derrick hall in a parking structure in chase field. he hand delivered this letter to team management regarding $65 million imp

while brianna was on the phone same story. they called police but most likely out of money. >> julie: 8:17. we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes live pictures right now of some flooding on soldiers field road. rivers street and we have one lane blocked because it is just a little too deep there. we take you over to the map. that's what the icon is showing. expressway a little bit slow but pretty typical for this time of our morning commute. still dealing with these pesky residual delays from an earlier tractor-trailer accident on the ramp f average speeds 10 miles per hour and backup to hopkinton all the way into the mildford area. here are live drive times, only one of concern and i wouldn't even call it concern. i would say the slowest spot is the expressway, but 33 manslaughter is pretty typical for the thick of the morning commute. meanwhile, meteorologist shiri spear has been keeping us up-to-date on twitter, social media and on air and i love this >> shiri: it was a rough go this morning. showers hangi

brianna keilar has more from ohio. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. hillary clinton's approach to the khizr khan and donald trump controversy changing over the weekend. on saturday on her bus tour, there was a line in the teleprompter and she skipped over it. it wasn't until 1:00 p.m. until she spoke about it. then fast forward to sunday. she went to church and spoke about it. she was sharper in condemning his remarks. >> he has throughout the course of his campaign consistently insulted and demeaned individuals, groups of americans, people around the world and one doesn't know where the bottom is. it's hard to imagine anyone who has ever run to be president of the united states saying any of what he said. and the accumulation of it all is just beyond my comprehension. >> reporter: what could have affected her through the weekend was saturday night during her remarks, it wasn't until after she gave them there was a statement put out by the trump campaign trying to clarify his remarks. the clinton campaign viewed it as trump digging more of a hole. and

his friend brianna says she called 911. she says her heart sank when she saw the child hit the heart. >> i thought he was going to smack his head on the lower beam and i thought he broke his neck because he hit it on the lower part and he had a live jacket on so he got stucked up fast. when he came uhe screaming and crying, it broke my heart. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says they're investigating along with child protective services, while the little boy survived the fall deputies cited the mother for reckless endangerment and cited the man who threw the child off the bridge for criminal economies meaner. caeleb and brianna hope all child. >> i don't want this to be waved over. >> reporter: she needs to go to jail or get charged because you can't do that to a kid. >> reporter: investigators say the mother of the child and the man have yet to be officially charged. the little boy was checked out by paramedics but was released. >> ryan: going back to school in style, how hip hop diddy a making a big difference for child

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