caitlyn? >> i think it highlights all the questions surrounding this, the transparency of the deal, you know, whether, you know, a lot of national security experts and people studying this has said there's nothing nefarious going on here. donald trump said he would not necessarily rip this up on day one like all republicans have. interested to see how he plays this out. >> scott, i want your reaction to a white house spokesman john earnest had to say when asked about how iran intended to spend the $400 million payment from the u.s. take a listen. >> the president was quite forward leaning. in advance of the nuclear deal being completed in acknowledging that we know that iran supports terrorism. we know that iran supports hezbollah and the assad regime and it is possible that some of the money that iran has is being used for those purposes too. >> some of the money being used for terrorism, scott, the administration basically admitting that. >> yeah. our own money being used against us. state d

caitlyn. supposed to signal a change of season, it certainly hasn't felt like well into the 930s this afternoon as we begin yet another heatwave here. a very steamy first look off september. i'll have a look at what tohat expect when i return. thanks caitlyn, if you have a story idea, if you have a tip we want to hear from you, give us a call 202-895-3000 our can sendor us an e-mail to fox5tips@wttg.com. back.be right > a d.c. firefighter is back on the job today. two> a d months after he wrote a post on facebook that said, quote, citizens should take the law into their own hands and target racist cops, unquote. no man brooks told us he was reacting to the shooting death of sterling, a black man killedd in baton rouge. he wrote, those pigs in baton rouge deserve nothing short of a bullet in their heads, endnd quote. fire officials then order him suspended, took him off the streets. but in an intervi appeared to walk back some of his comments. these people are not being punished. don't wish any

news 3 caught up with caitlyn and her mom. >> i didn't realize my mom was so worried to the police -- they told me that i was reported missing and my family was really worried with her mother and her family now. caitlyn was hanging out with friends at the strip. >> anchor: the las vegas community remembers the spirit and sacrifice of world war ii veteran guy benza laid to rest today at the age of 91. he was just 19 years old when he took part in the invasion of normandy, france. a pivotal battle that helped bring an end to the war in him and other survivors from his unit the legion of honor. he kept active right until his last days teaching school children about his story and being healthy. >> five years ago a gunman walked into an ihop restaurant in carson city killing three people, four of them members of the neff neff national guard. more than 200 guard members took part in a memorial run to remember those killed. the governor also participated. the las stamen brigade held a similar memorial run in kuwait. dualing jabs at the certainty of december 2016 tonight. >> after all his tal

caitlyn is very open about her support for donald trump.. and encouraged kim to do her research. so kim says that's exactly what she did -- and she went on to say it made her even more confident in voting hillary this november. got political ?and? announced her baby's gender -- all in one tweet. the actress shared a recent campaign ad that targets trump and his comments about women. she added "as someone who is about to have a daughter.. to have a daughter.. this hits me deep in my core." wilde and her husband -- jason sudeikis already have a two-year-old son together. if only krystle were here today.. the backstreet boys are back and they're ready for an all new show -- "larger than life" show will debut at planet hollywood resort and casino on march first. the show will run until july first. the boys say if you've ever been to one of their concerts -- it will be like that.. but on steroids. tickets go on sale this saturday. it may be more than 10- years since the last episode of "friends" aired.. but courteney cox and lisa kudrow -- a-k-a monica and phoebe -- still remember a t

. >> danielle spent some time with caitlyn before her big moment. looks like she's having a lot of fun. >> in atlantic city right now, ran into some boy >> driving force of why i'm here, why i love to do what i do. >> reporter: we spent time with caitlyn while she was volunteering at the special victims unit to revamp the area. >> furniture and art, just to make it feel like home instead of the police department. our state has to offer on the platform close to her heart: bullying stops here. >> it's a program i created that shows the victimization that comes out when someone is a victim of child abuse or domestic violence, how susceptible they are to being a victim of bullying. >> reporter: even if her dream doesn't come true, she says there's plenty of work to be done right here at home. >> i'll be wo police departments, working with nonprofit organizations to better serve people in arizona. >>> nissan is warning some car and suv owners to stop driving their vehicles because they could go up in flames. the automaker is recalling 134,000 134,000 mur

police say they captured the teen caitlyn yost and two men with her. police say all three are responsible for killing her mother, stepfather and family friend early saturday. the teen's family says one of the men arrested was dating caitlyn, it upset her mother and stepfather. the 6-year-old sister called 911 saturday morning to report her parents had died. >>> saturday hundreds of oklahoma church to remember terence crutcher, the unarmed black man killed 10 days ago by a police officer. officer betty joe shelby is now charged with first degree manslaughter for killing crutcher. >>> this morning the scene in charlotte is much calmer. the city's mayor lifted the curfew in effect turned violent. protests continued overnight despite the heavy police presence. saturday police released video of the shooting of keith lamont scott. authorities say scott had a gun and pointed it at officers but the reported gun is not visible in the video. >>> a 5:07. a 2-year-old shot a 12-year-old boy in tennessee. the 12-year-old now recovering in the hospital. police say t

it's me, gigi. >> reporter: her unscripted life playing out for all to se before caitlyn jenner. she shared everything from light-hearted shopping sprees and beauty tips to raw, intimate details of her plastic surgeries, of which there have been many. >> all i remember is just throbbing pain. like i thought -- i felt like someone had shot me in my face. >> reporter: all this catapulting gigi to bona fide hero status of the lgbtq community, and beloved by her fans. >> who are gigi's fans? goodness, i can't believe i'm meeting you, me and my daughter watch your videos and bond over it. >> reporter: some of her favorite videos. >> this is one i filmed after a recent relationship. and i got super creative and filmed a music video with my friend. ? ? stay with me stay with me ? >> reporter: and read me some comments -- good and bad. >> while i am proud that a trans girl can fly in a private jet and wear designer gowns, never acknowledges how blessed/lucky she is. >> reporter: with all those fans and all those views -- >> leave them on about an hour and then you are good to go. >> repo

. >>> before caitlyn jenner, there was gigi gorgeous, the young youtube star whose outrageous videos and moving stories helped change and open minds about transgender people. tonight my "nightline" coanchor juju chang takes us inside gigi's fabulous but still challenging world? "social stars." >> reporter: she is every inch the hollywood fantasy version of perfection. >> it's true. >> reporter: a barbie come to life with platinum hair and six-inch stilettos. >> i love it, very versace. gorgeous woman, gigi gorgeous, started life as a canadian boy named gregory. >> i knew i was different, i knew i felt like a girl. >> hi, it's gigi -- >> reporter: her honest and outrageous youtube videos have made her a star in the internet age. >> definitely makes your lips look full and glossy -- >> reporter: nearly 2.4 million youtube subscribers watching her every move. >> why do i look like a muppet but you look like a rock star? i look like a muppet. >> reporter: gigi, of age just as youtube was starting to catch on. at first, as a gay teenager, sharing his love of makeup. >> so this look is sup

. >> bruce jenner's ex linda thompson opens up about life before caitlyn. >> bruce came to me one day and something about myself. >> that's next. >>> the new "extra" is on trend. >> on point. >> on entertainment done differently. >> the new ultra-connected "extra." >>> welcome back to "extra." let's get you caught up on the stories everyone's talking about. here's this weekend's extra. >>> two new coaches on "the voice" and they're pharrell approved. >> i am other, getting in the spirit of back to school teaming up for their unique back to school collection. >> the whole entire gesture is awesome. it's over 650 pieces. >> he's mesmerized audiences with his mind-blowing illusions and now master magician criss angel is dealing with reality. his son has dancer. >> as a parent, watching my son go through spinal taps, chemotherapy, it is so hard to go through. >> now he's fighting for a cure. there is a huge underfunding of children's cancer and for me, we need to do something about it. >> this monday criss is hosting his health benefit show at the luxor in las vegas. >> special guests inc

caitlyn roth is here as always.s good morning. good to see you again. hard to believe it has been 15 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. we're going to take a moment to pay attention and to look at the ceremonies that are going on across this nation this morning. that is a life shot outside of the 9/11 memorial at the pentagon this morning at arlington, virginia, the site oe the terrorists attacks here in our area just 15 years ago. this marks the 50th anniversary as we've said and of course we're going to have a life report coming up in just at few minutes.nute as people head out today they're going to be met with a revisiting of summer weather ase this still wants to hold on as we get into the fall here a little bit closer. it's hard to believe because here we are with football season beginning this weekend, but itbu feels like we're in the middle of summer again. our heatwave continues but we will see relieve later this h morning. it is a steamy, muggy morning, 81 already here in washington. the big difference between yesterday andi today. yesterday

caitlyn jenner's new ally on capitol hill and the fight for lgbt rights. of ==reveal== surveillance video of a wom . >>> happening now on our twitter feed, surveillance video of a woman's louis vuitton bag catching fire. it happened after an e cigarette exploded. her $2,000 purse also destroyed. >>> and forbes released its yearly list of highest paid tv actresses. sophia verifyi sophia vergara for the fifth year in a row. a carjacking in san francisco ended in a police chase near at&t >>> a carjacking in san francisco ended in a police chase near at&t park. police say they got a call about a carjacking on geary billion dollars in the richmond district around 3:30 a.m. after officers spotted the car, the driver sped away. that car ultimately, as you can see here, crashed into a light pole on second and king, right near the ballpark. police arrested the driver and two passengers. >>> more questions for tesla and its autopilot software. did it lead to a deadly crash in china? the family of a driver has filed a lawsuit against the palo alto-based car company.

that one's from my friend caitlyn. "you always encouraged me to go after my dreams. well, it's my turn now. love always, your future maid of honor." time to talk some sports this morning. and we feel really bad for all those bucs fans that ?braved the storm last night. not only did they get ?wet... they had to see one sloppy loss. preseason game... so most of the starters didn't even play. the only action quarterback jameis winston saw... was ?practice throws during pregame. the defense has a few good plays in the first half... jaquis smith with the sack early. washington had ?negative one yard passing in the first quarter. the wet conditions caught up to backup q-b mike glennon. can't handle the ball and takes a big loss. the bucs had ?five fumbles but recovered all of them. the redskins touchdown run. the bucs ?did get on the board... ryan griffin had a td pass to bernard reedy in the fourth. and robert aguayo nailed ?two field goals. the bucs still lose... 20 to and a big mistake wednesday just got a rays player sent to the minors! the rays playing their rubber ma

charlie rose: it's caitlyn. a woman. louis c.k.: that's a woman, caitlyn jenner a woman.o, if caitlyn jenner sleeps with a man, does she have to tell him i used to be bruce jenner. i think that's a really interesting, unresolved -- for the average person how doesn't think about this kind of stuff all the time, which is what horace is. charlie rose: yes louis c.k.: in the show, that's who i am playing. a guy who has just got a myopic view, that is a really uncharted wilderness. so, i put him in that wilderness with somebody who had a little bit more -- although she -- i don't know in the end, i don't know if she's transgender or not, the character. i still don't know. i don't know. i don't know. horace doesn't know. charlie rose: but she says to him. louis c.k.: what if i was? charlie rose: yes. she says to him at the end, you know, i'm a woman. you slept with a woman. louis c.k.: right, and then he goes one more time, who always was one. and she goes -- so still don't know, still don't know. charlie rose: which is great. louis c.k.: yes. and i also think that horace is ex

caitlyn, i want to play again this sound bite getting a lot of attention this morning. the founder of latinos for trump last night. listen. >> >> we need to understand that this is -- this is a different time, and we are having problems here. >> what problems? what problems are you talking about? >> my culture is a very dominant culture. and it's imposing and it's causing problems. if you don't do something about it, you're going to have taco trucks every corner. >> okay. so the reaction on twitter, i think, has been -- first of all, what's wrong with taco trucks on every corner. but a broader picture. what is your reaction to comments like that to people -- to surrogates, the trump campaign sending out surrogates like that? does it distract from the message they are trying to focus on, which is going after hillary clinton, which they have been doing now for several weeks? >> i think it does distract from a lot of things they are trying to do. and the reason they're doing this kind of outreach to american communities and latino communities is that they are still trying

police say caitlyn yost and these two men are responsible for killing three people early saturday. the teen says one of the men arrested was dating caitlyn, something that upset her mother and stepfather. the sister had called police to report her parents died. >>> police say a 2-year-old shot a to a hospital in tennessee. police say it happened sunday in a home in nashville where the toddler and aunt were visiting family. officials say the toddler found a gun in a door pocket of his aunt's car. the driver can legally have a weapon in the car but the woman didn't have a permit to carry the gun. it's unclear who was driving the car, no charges have been filed yet but police are investigating. >>> access to affordable fresh healthy food is a major issue in our community but a new program is trying to solve that. it starts today. market, a low-cost pop-up grocery struck offering fresh and shelf stable foods. it will target the more than two dozen communities considered food deserts in the bay area, what the usda calls places with people living hungry with no places in their neighborho

caitlyn. hi, jim. > jim, you are clean shaven. >> i've seen her fobtiÑ about -- were in a meeting together and i'm glad you noticeed.. > it's a new season. it's jim's season two.eas there you have it. the same thing for the redskins. let's see if they can get itit done. we're six days away. next monday night we get toet watch all the sunday football and then monday it is the spotlight right here in landover. bowl is so close. > exactly, just 20 wins after monday. hope springs eternal. we are six days from sickoff ano as usual the redskins make theie annual announcement on team contains, but no big surprise here.he bu sense of the true leaders. kirk cousins and trent williams who gets the gold c patch on his jersey. fourth time captain deangelo hall on special teams. he missed last year with anan ankle injure rich let's talk about baseball. the nats are dog well. ryan zimmerman came into then season under a cloud of suspicion after he was accused of using performance enhancing drugs. he was cle

but just being able to be in the games is a dream for indicaten who has been come -- caitlyn who has been competing since the age of 15. >> i was an active kid before i got hurt. >> reporter: she was injured in a car accident at the age of seven and now she's a three time 2008. >> i've got on the travel all over the world. been every continent. >> reporter: flagstaff is far from antarctica and he's back on the job coffeeing the girls -- coaching the girls tennis team. >> i hope everyone thinks i'm more of an inspiration because i worked my butt off and akeechd some of the goals i wanted to. >> amazing. >> absolutely. i love these stories. >> absolutely. >> all right. for -- you guys like beer? no. not so much? >> no. >> me neither. is that weird. >> there's a lot of people out there who do. and those who do wonder how it's made to taste so good. ny the people who do like it get their favorites especially the micro brewed beers. is a master home brewers all they have to do is ask what is on tap. oo>> reporter: we can set you up with the splice and ingredients. he was drun home brewing

you see caitlyn jenner or somebody who is really public unfortunate effect of letting young people feel like they are -- they can tell their parents. young people being asked to leave their homes. karen: espinoza and bailey encourage mainstream organizations to pay more attention to lgbt communities of color and the issues that affect them. >> it is still critically important for not just lgbt organizations but for committee to be involved in the movement for lgbt equality and make sure the remaining issues and needs, which particularly affect lgbt people of color, immigrants, transgender individuals, homeless lgbt youth. these issues are brought to the forefront and tackled with the same number of resources and the same stamina that we used to tackle marriage. marginalized, we actually get closer to the world we want, creating new opportunities. karen: up next, stories of acceptance and how those fighting for affirmation can find safe spaces outside of the communities that may reject karen: welcome back. coming out as lgbt can be a challenge in many families. according to a report from

were on their way to the funerals of two other little girls who died in a similar crash. 6-year-old caitlyn, 4-year-old haley marcus both drowned in the back seat of a pickup truck last week as they were being driven to school last week. the pickup truck they were in veered off the road went into the russian river. the girls' mother who was driving got out of the truck but couldn't save her children. >>> these latest crashes raise the question would you know how to survive an underwater crash? consumerwatch reporter julie watts reports. >> reporter: it's literally some parents' worst nightmare your car in the water your child in the back seat. coming up, we share with you the four words and an important order in which to perform them to help your save your child. >> plus, caught on camera, they are organized and well armed. a group of men break into a bay area home. the tactics that have police worried. >> then, a quieter ride. the simple design change to make bart trains less noisy. >> and it's a beautiful evening in the san francisco bay area. specifically, the south bay. rain-free and cl

caitlyn mccabe shows us the crash site here. you see the roof collapsing in this station there in hoboken. and this picture here she is inches away from where the train made contact with the station. there were mass injuries there and she too is okay. but using twitter as a tool to be able to share that information with friends and family. leon shows us the aftermath in photos like this one where you see the roof collapsing and the first responders on the scene here and tweeted out thisvy where you see the incredible damage inches from where it happened. and in this shot here he too is okay and shaken up and a lot of people looking at this image now because the station is closed. they have evacuated it. these in many cases are the firsthand look at exactly how this all unfolded. this image back here now, from noah, he said the train collapses and the roof collapsed. he walked in just as it happened. he hasn't exactly been able to process it yet. there are a lot of emotions, it's a very harrowing experience unfolding there. and o

when caitlyn jenner became a she you started referring to her as she.change, no longer as woman refer to them as man. harris: seems simple. julie: why you inventing new words. if they don't, identify with, identify them by the gender they identify themselves with. it is not difficult. harris: i wonder, sandra, does this cause us to pay more attention how different they are? constantly focusing -- sandra: that's fine for them to let everybody know. there is a lot of speculation what offends people to without hearing them. harris: amen. sandra: what offends them. we need to listen before we make changes. when i saw this report i had to look at the source, i was like, this can not be real. if it tells us anything, if this is actually happening, our public universities are confused as to how to deal with this. there is a lot of straightening out that needs to be done. harris: are we spitting out kids who are confused. south africa's kaster who ran, a lot of conversation about the gender of that runner. she ran with women. this is topic in nomenclature. this

and what about the humidity, caitlyn? comes.est so much for seasons changing.ani the unofficial end of summer.r. we are right back into the end of summer.mmer yes, hermine is now spinning off the long island coast and it is still throwing back some cloudse and showers.d s a lot of winds still along theog beaches and we've had a pretty breezy day ours. we saw ronica cleary out there with her hair blowing in h the wind. that is all courtesy of here mean. tomorrow, 9 # degrees with maybe an afternoon thunderstorm. aside from tomorrow and thursday we are pretty much shower free. we have the heat and humiditymii returning tomorrow.re 96 ont thursday.rs that's when heat index valuess could get close to 100-degrees. our eighth heatwave continues. life in rockville for our 5@6:30 p.m. shows. we'll have our own tony perkins, mike thomas and ronica cleary out there and then we're into a very who the weekend. 97 on sat feeling 100 plus, a bit of a break by sunday as we're back into the 80s. 89 sunday, 86 monday and 87 on tuesday. we

this bill really is about justice. >> caitlyn, what do you think?st starts college. you were 4 years old when your dad died. i mean do you have a real understanding of you know the enormity apart from your own loss of what happened that day, and do you think others are starting to forget? because we're going to do a segment in the next block about this football team that's going to protest during the national anthem on 9/11. >> right. it's the hardest thing for me to grow up in a world where the threat of president obama not signing off on this bill my father lived by the saying to do the right thing. he always wanted to do the right thing, and i think it's time for the president to do the right thing and sign and enact it into law. >> how do you feel like being a 9/11 child has affected your life? >> oh it's changed my life. it has been the hardest thing to grow up without a parent due to terrorism, and i wouldn't wish it on anyone. it breaks my heart seeing all these other terrorist attacks happening every month here. >> mm-hmm. you think people y

scott benson, from town hall.com and ed geren, for the washington post, and charles hurt and caitlyn hue burns reporter for real clear politics. so set the scene for us here, as you listen to the sunday shows today and everybody is jockeying for expectations, they are ready. >> the expectations are baking the cake and i know both campaigns as they tend to do it trying to pre-spin this and get the playing field to their advantage but the american people expect hillary clinton to do well and there are lower expectations for donald trump. she's been at this game for 30 years and he is a newcomer to politics so they could try to say oh, well she is this wonderful debater as the republicans have or say will trump is very good and he's had extensive background on television and if you look at the new washington post and abc news poll it is a double-digit advantage for hillary clinton in terms of expectations which is a disadvantage if she fails to exceed or meet the expectations. >> and i was surprised when the clinton campaign went out with how much she is getting ready and the books and

neil: caitlyn, thank you very much. caitlyn huey burns, "real clear politics." we're getting more details on the hoboken train crash but a lot of what nancy pelosi was saying already surmising what was behind it? not so much. neil: all right. we are getting some updates right now, latest hospital update on the hoboken train crash. 13 at jersey city medical center. one in stable condition. two in icu, two stable patients. at hoboken university medical center in hackensack, there are signs at least there are, injuries are not going to compromise lives here. so we're still left with one fatality we have, better than 100 injured in total. to "the hill" transportation reporter on what is behind this right now. are they coming any closer now, melanie, to figure out what it was? >> it's a really slow process. just today we learned that the event recorder from the train was uncovered. they will be looking at engineer and interviewing him today. that is what federal investigators have said. but there is a still a lot we don't know. one thing we do know, that the train di

jmped out of the gates -- abigal wy-duh-man -- sends one -- right into your living room -- reason -- caitlyn smith with the assit -- to isabel sade -- they play basketball too -- -sade drops the hammer -- marion takes it in straight sets. stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your weather this weekend - cedar rapids will be celebrating >> this weekend cedar rapids will be celebrating all things this batman. barnes & noble will be promoting the pop-culture of batman. store. there will be a special screening of the 1966 batman movie. tickets for the screening cost four dollars. everyone is encouraged to show up in their favorite batman attire. >> even that car is so old it still looks cool and modern and edgy. don't you think? >> because it's batman. >> the kids will love it. >> we need one of those for the weather department. >> it's like a road warrior >> i can do the cape thing. >> i can see that. >> we have a nice day coming up tomorrow. but the such as coming up in temperatures will be 71 degrees. >> holy sunshine batman. >> thank you for watching cbs y226sy y12fy i'm hillary cl

their way to the funerals for two young sisters who died in a similar crash last week. 6-year-old caitlyn and 4-year- old haley marcus drowned in the back seat of a pickup truck last week. their mother was driving them to school when the truck careened off the road and plunged into the russian river. their mother was not able to save the two girls. >>> campaign 2016 now. donald trump made a last-minute trip to mexico today. veronica de la cruz on his meeting with the mexican president. >> reporter: allen, it was trump's first formal international trip as the republican presidential nominee. and it comes in the wake of trump's critical comments about mexico and mexican immigrants. donald trump made a quick trip to mexico for a meeting with president enrique pena nieto. >> it's a great honor to be invited by you, mr. president. >> reporter: they talked about creating jobs the nafta trade agreement and, of course, trump's proposed wall. >> we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall to stop illegal drugs, weapons and people. >> reporter: he didn't

i don't know how many different ways you can spell the name caitlyn, it is how big this country is.ger but america is the biggest country in a different way. this country is so big it can go in two different drekszs at the same time-- shall directions at the same time. for example, take guns, right? that is what half the country wants to do, take guns, right? but while that is going on, the other half of the country, they're doing the exact opposite. >> today a controversial gun bill will be back at center focus in the missouri state house. it allows almost anyone to carry a concealed gun, even without the training required to own a gun. >> trevor: why! why! missouri wants to let people carry guns with no training, none. you realize even when you play pokemon they start you off with training. even pokemon, the app is like you can't just be running around the streets with pokeballs. squirrels could get hurt. even pokemon is like you need some training. and missouri is like nah, have a gun, have a gun. (laughter). >> trevor: and this is so irresponsible. and it's not just me saying th

but ninth grader caitlyn and her dad rob say leave the name alone. >> it is in the past. >> we've been using that name for a very long time. it has been working. just leave it. >> reporter: but on the other side, this parent said they should dump a name that represents oppression. >> in order for us to teach the kids the next generation how to overcome this, it has to start with the schools. >> maybe give them -- rename them with a person that is more relevant to current times, possibly. or just consider it. >> reporter: school board president haney who is running for re-election points to harvey milk and caesar chavez elementary as powerful symbols. no action will be taken unless students and staff and parents and alumni agree. >> it is deep to me. it is a lot deeper than -- it is something i have to sit down and think about. >> reporter: no estimate on what it would cost for any changes. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> and an in tense manhunt for a convicted sex offender is over in san jose. this morning police arrested david lee russell who is wanted for attempted k

--but marion rallies...caitlyn smith sets to holly faley for the kill...indians up 2... --then kenzie redmond sers up the ace as marion blanks cpu 3-nothing. --another top 10 match-up in 3a as number five mount vernon hosted number 10 beckman on 9.3....blazers smelling upset early in the opening set as isabelle bennett tips the ball across...musta ngs can't control it...beckman with a 3 point storms back...look at this swing from catherine yeoman...wow.. .mustangs up 18-12... --then on set point, it's wynne vandersall with a rocket...mount vernon wins the opener 25-15... --fast forward to match point and kaitlyn volesky puts it away as 5th ranked mount vernon sweeps number 10 beckman. --college volleyball over on 9.2....uni hosting iowa state...openin g set needed a few extra points as isu's jess schaben --set two was the definition of a marathon...uni up 38-37...yeah, i said 38-37...but iowa state ties it back up at 38... --it's now 39-38 panthers...wh en heather hook serves an ace...uni wins 40-38...it's not an ncaa record but awfully close...uni goes on to beat iowa s

-- right into your living room -- for the pointbut marion is ranked 3rd in 4-a -- for a reason -- caitlyn smith with the assit -- to isabel sade -- they play basketball too -- -sade drops the marion takes it in straight sets. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us there are some wedding disasters and then -- sometimes -- the special day goes so wrong you just have to . laugh.angelique arsenault was on her way to her own wedding -- after waiting 11 years to marry her groom -- when her limo got a flat tire.it was carrying her -- her bridesmaids and her family when it pulled over on a rural stretch of highway. hope was a man driving a mini- van full of kids.he dropped the kids off and circled back to drive everyone to the wedding -- several miles away. the bride says the champagne they were drinking helped them get through everything. good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in steps some corridor residents have to take to use one of the most popular apps on the market. market.you'

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that one's from my friend caitlyn. love always, your future maid of honor." captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, it's september 3rd, 2016. saturday." tropical storm hermine charges up the atlantic coastline, leaving thousands without power and more in the path of danger. plus, hillary clinton under fire again after the fbi releases transcripts of their criminal investigation. >>> preparations for a saint. over a hundred thousand people make a pilgrimage to honor mother teresa. kicking off college football. we will break down the teams and