juliet and carrie, back to you. >>carrie: that would be very stressful. a lot more coming up on this monday morning, a rod and the yankees reach a deal, his last game will be on friday. hear what he had to say.t was very emotional, his press of theforecast . >>mike: forecast looks good again today. we've got a startup temperature of 73 degrees with a mostly on skype,, summarizing just about 50 minutes. it will be warm again, not too humid like yesterday, it wasn't bad but the humidity will make a comeback before long. daily and hourly forecast are on the fox five weather app check it out, we are back in a little bit . keep on savin' all day at dunkin' donuts. double up on delicious with two egg & cheese wake up wraps for $2. every part of you is strong. time to bring that strength to your tooth enamel. colgate enamel health mineral repair toothpaste. strengthens weakened enamel 4x better. so smile with strength. with colgate enamel health mineral repair. ? ? at the the lincolnum it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the bra

carrie and juliet, back to both of you. >>carrie: teresa, thank side of donald trump? the republican nominee saying he regrets things that have caused peoplepain. >>juliet: he has a whole new team heading up his campaign. we are learning more about what hillary clinton told the fbi as well about her use of the private email server , talking about: powell. robert moses is in midtown and he has the latest for us, good morning. >>reporter: good morning to you. donald trump is bold and brash and impulsive but last night we saw and heard a much different side he was far more measured, reflective, even regretful. and those are not words we today, donald trump and mike pence expected to travel to louisiana to tour the flood damage there. last night was unusually contrite as he addressed the crowd in charlotte. >> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words. or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. i regret it. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. too much is at stake be consumed with these issues

>>carrie: a lot of fun. >>mike: did you behave >>juliet: i left early because i had friends in town but the otherladies behaving , i don't know about that . >>mike: a little bit of a stretch. i had a feeling. >>juliet: i met a lot of them and they are very entertaining. >>mike: you are like, wow. >>juliet: there were 10 of us, we had a reallygood time . >>mike: it's a bachelorette party, it's supposed to be. misbehave . >>mike: sounds good. whether headlines for the day today, mostly sunny skies. it will be nice and warm again, a lot like yesterday. humidity making a comeback but it takes a couple days for that to happen, we can wait for that because humidity is a drag but starting on wednesday it will be back again and then we have the tri-state region on wednesday. looks like it's going to hang out for a while, it will be difficult to shake it up and change things out but right now temperature wise we have 71 in central park, 75 in philly, 61 degrees in albany, and let's go with a partly cloudy skies throu

juliet and carrie, back to you. >>carrie: thank you very much. the a-rod era is coming to an end, alex rodriguez fighting back tears after announcing he will playhis final game on friday . >>juliet: it was a big announcement, duke castiglione was there at the press conference. >> this is a tough day. i love this game. and i love this team. and today, i am saying goodbye to both. >>reporter: and emotional alex rodriguez announced he will play the final major league game this friday night, august 12 before becoming a special advisor and instructor with the yankees. >> i think i can play baseball and you always think you have one more hit and you can help the team win one more game for sure. and i'm at peace with it. >>reporter: a-rodcareer with the yankees which started in 2004 had its ups and downs. the ups: he was a two-time mvp . and a key member of that 2009 world series championship team but his legacy in pinstripes will always be connection with form performance-enhancing drugs which resulted ina season-long suspension for 2014. he spoke abou

>>carrie: another gold medal for usian bolt. he won the title, this is the third straight goal in that event. both had been hoping to be his a light drizzle was falling and it may times a little bit slower. he has insisted this is his last olympics. he said i am the greatest, i'm proving that i'm the greatest so i don't need to do anymore olympics. ashton successfully defended his gold medal in the castle on. he had a search on the last lap of the race of the two day competition. he ended with 8893 points, is a goal for new york city. delilah mohammed from jamaica queens, she wins the 400 meter hurdles in over 83.13 seconds, the first american to win gold in that event so let's give her a hand. teammate ashley spencer on the bronze. the 19th metals for the us at these games. we are destroying everyone. >>juliet: way to represent new york city.ust will both play the redskins in a preseason matchup and more details coming out about jets kicker ryan brown who was suspended for one game for violating the nfl's personal conduct polic

for meth. >> carrie and i got really close writing each other.k to each other all the time. carrie and i would look at each other and be content. >> we are just friends kind of right now. she likes me more than that. i do have a husband that is in prison. and we're not going to be together anymore. he almost killed me. so, i am anti-men right now. >> for kimbrough, the friendship with dailey has benefits. >> her mom puts money on my books every week. her mom sends me books. and it's something for me to do. >> dailey, who came to jail because of an inappropriate relationship with a minor, sees 28-year-old kimbrough as a step in the right direction. >> it's weird because our age difference is kind of a gap. she is about seven years older than me. so that's different from anything -- anyone i've dated before obviously and -- but we have gotten really close. i know pretty much anything about her, like, if you asked me i would know it. >> but there are some things dailey doesn't know. >> i don't think that i will carry on a relationship with brayden o

women. >> that's one of the carry ourselves if we lounge around. she wants us to represent ourselves well especially since we're representing the u.s.a. >> reporter: coronny said this will be her last olympics. after 50 years in the sport she's stepping away. her athletes no doubt want to send her off well equipped for gymnastics. >> reporter: the greatest competition these gymnasts face won't come from other countries but in each other. >> reporter: the all around team competition for the women begins this sunday. on the 7 news olympic zone we'll ? i ain't lookin' to compete with you. ? ? beat or cheat or mistreat you. ? ? deny, defy or ? ? crucify you. ? ? all i really want to do ? ? is, baby, be friends with you. ? >> reporter: 2 golds and a bronze decorated gymnast from the london games. we caught up with rainsman before she went to brazil in tonight's fast 5. >> me and my teammates like the song charming by jason durilo. we've been obsessed with it for like a year. my favorite movie. we are the millers. ooh greek yogurt. there's a very small p

i said i will ask all these people what did you carry? and started to collect that so that is a story of each senator and what they like to carry in their pockets. is that or the of the book? i don't know but it caught my attention. politician cannot write about your life without reflecting on what brought uri - - you hear my mother r.i. father who died from lung cancer when i was in high school. and defer senator worked for who introduced me to paul simon you hired me out of law school to work to the lieutenant governor's office. how i got in the battle to take smoking off of their planes. my father. and what it was like to pass the bill in the house. i am not that good at it. but i don't profess to have any great expertise is in justin stories are the cartoons. >> the time is scarce in do have airplane time i have done that every week so there is time. a book is a great way to pass the time. and stick with it to the yen's it ended just wasn't my style. that tangible feel of the paper book if i carry that around in my briefcase i will fi

carrie, what do you think? >> to bruce's question on public opinion, the muslim world by far is very opposed to islamic terrorism and is opposed to this very extremist mentality. somehow you think, bruce, by subsidizing this behavior that's going to help us. the rest of the world despises it including the muslim world. muslims are the biggest target of islamic terrorists. i think you're totally wrong, bruce. the fact of the matter is -- >> no, let me -- >> go ahead, bruce. >> let me defend myself here. first of all, okay, they're using these people as -- they say, hey, you've got them captive, you're holding them without trial. they're used as a terrorist recruitment tool. and the other things is, a lot of the conservatives always saying, you know, why don't the allies step up. the arab emirates, they're taking these folks, taking them. what are they going do with them? trump's people would say they're not our problem, let them if back there. >> let's get to the idea that gitmo is a recruiting tool. weren't the

the kind of mosquitos that are most likely to carry zika are limited to certain regions of our country. but we cannot be complacent, because we expect to see more zika cases. even though the symptoms for most people are mild, many may never even know that they have it, we've seen that the complications for pregnant women and their babies can be severe. so i again want to encourage every american to learn what they can do to help stop zika by going to cdc.gov. in addition, congress needs to do its job. fighting zika costs money. research into new vaccines, and by the way, nih just announced the first clinical trials in humans. that costs money. that's why my administration proposed an urgent request for more funding back in february. not only did the republican-led congress not pass our request, they worked to cut it. and then they left for summer recess without passing any new funds for the fight against zika. our experts at the cdc and nih, the folks on the front lines, have been doing their best by moving funds from other areas. but now the money we need to fight zika is rapidly runn

but they still have to carry them up and down the stairs. kate merrill, wbz news. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> so, eric fisher, belly up to the bar. something? >> it's after 5:00. >> we are talking back to school. it's going to be pretty warm. >> how about a nice cold lemonade or an arnold palmer. a very warm august will lead to a very warm september. we haven't had a below average since the third. it's going to be the warmest august ever recorded in the city and that goes back to 1872. so a long way back in history. and not even close. we're ahead of second place by a degree. a degree is the difference between the climate in the boston area, and augusta, maine. out there this afternoon, temperatures, upper 70s to middle 80s. and we have the drier air moving in on northwesterly breezes and gusting 20 miles per hour from time to time. after the muggy morning. the dew points falling through the 50s. we'll be in the 40s late tonight and tomorrow. and clearing skies will make for a beautiful evening albeit a warm forecast. when we ge

and civilian death and destruction that we've seen carried out this regime. in russia may not be able to get there because they don't want to or they where they don't have sufficient influence over a sod and that's what we will test. we go into this without any blinders on we are very clear that russia has been willing to support a murderous regime that has who has destroyed as country just to cling on to power. but started with peaceful protest has led to a shattering of an entire and advanced society. so whenever you are trying to broker any kind of deal with an individual like that you have to go in there with some skepticism. on the other hand if we are able to get a genuine sensation of hostilities that prevents that. that protects civilians and allows humanitarians access and creates the pathway to begin negotiations inside of syria than we have to try because the alternative is a perpetuation of civil war. i've been wrestling with this thing now for a lot of years i'm pretty confident that a big chunk of my gray hair comes out of my syria meetings and

he said it is difficult to cells fromg walls or carrying out attacks. the president saying the air campaign continues to strike isil targets and america's armed forces are doing everything in their power to avoid civilian casualties. let's go back to that final question for the president at the pentagon. >> the military and intelligence agencies, have you come up with any new ideas? president obama: every time there is a terror attack, i feel disappointment, because i would like to prevent all of them. and that's true not just when the attacks are in europe or the united states. when you read stories about attacks in lebanon, iraq, or , distant parts of the world that don't get as much attention, they get my attention . that someone who is just going andt his business mindlessly, senselessly, this person was murdered. so i have not gotten numb to it. it bugs me whenever and wherever it happens. and we are constantly pushing ourselves to see, are there additional ideas that we can facilitate to defeat this threat? it is important that we tacticze terrori

the altered males carry a bacteria witch prevents the females from reproducing. the females art only ones who bite people and spread disease. >> so the eggs are not viable. they won't hatch. >> reporter: a lab in kentucky injected the male mosquitoes with the bacteria and shipped them to california. >> are these all the same species? >> these are. >> reporter: researches expect the mosquito population will mosquitoes strategically against zika if it appears. >> maybe you start to see disease transmission in a certain area. you can go to that area and release the mosquitoes. thousands more altered mosquitoes left to deploy. chris martinez, cbs news, clovis, california fresno county's mosquito control is so far the only program in the nation to use modified mosquitoes from the species that carries the zika v. likely see the altered bugs >> that's really interesting if the project is successful they say we'll likely see the altered bugs used in florida. >> i've never known how much i'm didn't want to be round a little tube worth of mosquitoes until we saw that piece

and some isolated storms could carry as much as 5 inches rain. these really begin eight afternoon and carrying us through saturday night and sunday evening and what we will feel really concerned about is the rapidly rising water along the roadsides and water covering the roads. we haven't seen a flashflood watch in a long time. from awsh beulah to mor row nash county all the way to cincinnati all because the storm coming our way. you can see it clearly illustrated by the liven showers and storms out toward chicago going all the way through illinois. this system has not moved but just a couple of miles since 6 o'clock and because of that put down so much rain. flood warning boxes out in the area. this is all coming toward us say about sunday -- saturday afternoon. and currently between now and these storms we are watching very small in nature. most of them out over the lake. one toward rocky river and west lake. a lot of them are over the lake, but overnight, we are going to continue to see the development of more isolated showers and storms. we s

in the meantime, you see isil carry out external terrorist acts. and they've learned something they've adapted from al qaeda which at a much more centralized operation and tried to plan very elaborate takes. and what isil figured out is if they can convince a handful of people or even one person to carry out an take on a subway or at a parade or some other public venue, and kill scores of people as owe foesd thousa as opposed to thousands of people, it still creates a concern that elevates their profile. so in some ways rooting out these networks for smaller less complicate aid tack says tougher because it doesn't require as many resources on their part or preparation. but it does mean that we've got to do even more to generate the intelligence and to work with our partners in order to degrade those networks. and the fact is that those networks will probably sustain themselves even after isil is defeated in rocka and mosul. but what we've learned from our efforts to defeat al qaeda, our efforts get better and we adapt as well as eventually we will

he now said the extremist who carried out that suicide attack was for more than 14 years old. for more, wre kelly cobiella from london. kelly, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, betty, not only was that bomber young according to turkish authorities this morning, they're saying more than half of the victims were children. in the southeast eastern city near the syrian border. the party was just ending. the guests dancing in the street when that blast went off. deadliest this year. 51 people killed 22 of them children under the age of 14. nearly 100 were hurt including the groom. the victims were kurds. at the funerals on sunday, people were shouting shame on you erdogan, voicing their anger at turkey's president. the president blaming isis for this attack, saying there's no difference between that terror group, kurdish militants and those beh coup the president saying all of terrorists trying to destabilize turkey and urging the country to come together. the attack last month was also blamed on isis. the government saying isis was responsible. but in that case, the terror gro

the two inmates, daniel parkins and jason shockly, posed as trustees who had privileges of carrying trays to the van in a jail parking lot. when they got there, they dropped the trays and bolted. perkins was located and brought into custody. shockly is still out there somewhere. if you see him, call any police thank thanks for being with us on this tuesday afternoon. >>> and in another news, a local restaurant uppes the ante by offering a $10,000 reward for information into a shooting at a lorain taco bell. august 14th, robert neesak was shot in the drive-thru. and in addition to the taco bell bell reward, the lorain police are offering $5,000 for information in the case. the total reward money am to $15,000. >>> and in cleveland, in the meantime, police are investigating another case of smash-and-grab and thieves hit the food mart on cleveland's west 49th street. and they used a minivan to crash through the brick wall of the neighborhood store. the van was left running in the parking lot white will thieves got away. among the items stolen were cigarettes. >>> and nearly a dozen firefight

there weren't a lot of people publicly opposing the war in alabama, but i carried that commitment, my belief that it was wrong for a variety of reasons here, and i led a protest of episcans joining with those. i didn't expect to be a defying moment, but it put a stamp -- it was public. i got hundreds and hundreds of letters. whenever you step forward, it puts you in a position to learn something. and i learned so much from people. i got letters from -- i got letters from service men, service men and women serving in iraq saying this is a terrible war and thank you for standing up for it. i was so moved by that. and it taught me that we, who are given the gift of these public positions, really have to be mindful of how we carry hope for people. and harvey melt said you have to give them hope. this is what we're all about is standing up and offering hope to people. >> carry hope -- how do you carry hope for people. >> i really -- because we stepped forward in that way, there were about 200 a piss camacho pans who walked with me and we met these win derful waiters and we were arrested by

the kind of mosquitos that are most likely to carry zika are limited to certain regions of our country but we cannot be complacent because we do expect to see more zika cases, and even though the symptoms for most people are mild, many may never even know that they have it. we've seen that the complications for pregnant women and their babies can be severe. so i, again, want to encourage every american to learn what they can do to stop zika by going to cdc.gov. meantime, congress needs to do its job. fighting zika costs money. research into new vaccines and by the way nih just announced the first clinical trials in humans. that costs money, and that's why my administration proposed an urgent request for more funding back in february. not only did the republican-led congress not pass our request, they worked to cut it, and then they left for summer recess without passing any new funds for the fight against zika. meanwhile, our experts at the nih and cdc, the folks on the front lines, have been doing their best in making due by moving funds from other areas, but now the money that we nee

it doesn't help if they have to carry them a lot of books. it doesn't help if they have to carry them up and downstairs >> they love the ones on the wheels. it's amazing how much those things can weigh. you put the lunch in there and before you know it, i have trouble picking it up. >> all right, nice night. going to start to warm things up. risk of showers and thunderstorms mid-week, i'll fill you in on >>> campaign 2016, 10 weeks until the presidential contentious, new attacks from both candidates. >> hilary clinton and donald trump are targeting each other. they are using health as a liability. ryan is live with the political fallout. hi, ryan. >>>reporter: denise and chris, if you think these candidates have run out of things to criticize each other over, a feeling i have we are just getting started. this particular one back to the trp floating a conspiracy theory that hilary clinton is dealing with some sort of mystery illness. there is no real proof she is and now clinton is fighting back. whenever donald trump hints about hilary clinto

to carry more weight and evenly distribute it. the bag has more straps and compartments. about 54-hundred kids are treated each year for back pack injuries many of them sprains and strains .. to the shoulder or lower back . pediatrician preeti parikh recommends that kids avoid messenger bags, use a bag with two wide, padded straps to distribute the load, and make preeti parikh, american academy of pediatrics spokesperson) take the child's weight, and do 10 percent or even less if you can but it's usually hard as a good approximation the american academy of pediatrics also suggests adjusting the back pack so that the bottom sits at the waist and packing it properly. (dr. preeti parikh, american academy of pediatrics spokesperson) if you do have heavy items try to center the backpack, pack it and in the lower backpack to sort of distribute the weight.. jackson says he loves his new backpack... (jackson montgomery, kinda helps me in school with those big books you carry back and forth .. and he's using one that he and his dad feel go

what isil has figured out is that if they convince a handful or even one person to carry out an attack on the subway or at a parade, or some other public venue, and killed scores of people as opposed to thousands of people, it is -- still creates the kind of fear on concerns that elevates a profile. outn some ways, rooting these networks for smaller, less complicated attacks is tougher because it doesn't require as many resources on their part or preparation, but it does mean we to generateven more and to workence in order totners degrade those networks. the fact of those networks will probably sustain themselves even isil is defeated in rakka and mosul. what we have learned is that our intelligence gets better as we stay on and we adapt as well. eventually we will dismantle these networks also. this is part of the reason might it is so important for us to keep our eye on the ball and not panic, not succumb to fear, because i so can't defeat the united states of america or our nato partners. can defeat ourselves though if we make bad decisions. we have to understand that is painful and

he now said the extremist who carried out that suicide attack was for more than 14 years old. for more, we're joined by nbc's kelly cobiella in london. kelly, what's the latest on this investigation? >> reporter: well, they have vowing to continue the fight against isis. it is the deadliest so far near the syrian border. the party was just ending, the party was just ending. the guests dancing in the street when that blast went off. the attack now turkey's they say 22 voft victims were children under the edge of the victims were kurds. at the funerals on sunday, people were shouting shame on there was a gun and bomb attack left 44 dead and scores injured. attacks blamed on kurdish. over the weekend the president said there was no difference between isis and the cue trying to destabilize turkey. they blamed the latest attack on isis. the terrorist group has not blamed responsibility on isis. it typically does not blame attacks on turkey. thank you so much >>> as ohio goes, so goes the officials are telling rez kensi telling to leave. officials racing to gain control. so far no i

duties should always be carried out that way. he implied if he becomes unable to carry them out sufficiently, he should hand the duties as well as the throne down to the younger generation. >> so why is the emperor expressing his feelings to the public now? >> more than anything it's his age. the emperor said at the beginning of his message being over 80, there are times he feels various constraints. sources say the emperor signaled his intention to abdicate about five years ago, and late last year he again conveyed that wish the imperial household agency has been discussing the issue as the emperor gets older and continues to take part in many public engagements. he likely believes that the issue cannot be put off for long. >> so the emperor has been signaling his close aides and family, but today he did not use the word abdication. why? >> because the emperor could risk infringing on the constitution. the emperor said that he must refrain from making any specific comments on the existing imperial system. for him to abdicate, th

he is going to carry the american flag in the opening ceremony. it is going to be pretty spectacular. >>> but first, al has a check of the weather. >> we just about had a wardrobe malfunction here -- wow! hello! >> i have a pineapple. we can make a smoothie. >> that's one heck of a fruit salad. whoa, hello. reminds me, i got to renew my easy pass. let's show you what's going on for today. wet weather through the gulf coast, southeast, monsoonal moisture continues in the southwest. slight risk of strong storms tomorrow in the northern plains. we w southeast, into the mid mississippi and ohio river valleys, beautiful in the pacific northwest. we are looking ahead to rio as the games really get going >> bri: good morning, everybody. i'm meteorologist bri eggers in for chris lambert this morning. after we get the locally dense fog to burn off in the next hour or two, we're in for plenty of sunshine. that sunshine around not just for today but through the end of not only do we get the sunshine back, but also temperatures enter the low 80s for highs thi

decent amount of weight. >> this one is designed to carry more weight but evenly distributed. it has more straps and compartments. 5400 kids are treated for backpack injuries every year, many of them are sprains and strains to the shoulder or lower back. this pediatrician recommends that kids avoid messenger bags, use a bag with two wide padded straps and make sure it is not too heavy.>> to around 10% or less of the good approximation. >> the american academy of pediatrics also suggests adjusting the backpacks so that the bottom sits at the waist and packing it properly. >> if you have heavy items try to center it and the lower part to distribute the weight. >> jackson loves his new backpack. >> it kind of helps me carry big bucks. dad feel good about. >>> residential nominee donald trump will speak at the phoenix convention center on wednesday. he sent out this tweet, his speech will focus on immigration, a new poll shows that he and hillary are in a dead heat with clinton up 40% and trump at 40 night-- 39. >>> confirmed confirmed that hackers broke into arizona and illinois

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eight prominent people from the host country having a chance to carry the olympic flag into the stadiumbeach volleyball, three medals including gold. in five straight olympics starting in 1996. rosa celia pimentel. doctor and activist. offering no cost treatment for kids with health disease. >> sandra pires. beach volleyball player. won gold in olympic beach volleyball competition in 1996. also won the bronze medal in 2000. sandra pires. this is torbin greille, sailor, five medals. golds in 1996. and in 2004. joaquim cruz, next, track star. won 800 meter gold in l.a. 800 meter silver in seoul. the brazil flagbearer in the 1996 atlanta games. next is marta silva played soccer. pele once called her "pele with a skirt." player of the year. an olympic silver medalist. all time leading scorer in women's world cup. ellen gracie northeilles. first woman that went to the brazil supreme court. first female president of the brazil's supreme court. that rousing round of applause is for the basketball player, all-time leading scorer in olympic basketball history. let's listen. oscar schmidt. he was

and the zika carrying mosquito typically flies no more than one mile in either direction and typically dies within three days. florida's governor today criticizing congress for failing to fund the zika fight, the state putting up $26 million, but experts say that's not enough. >> we're going to make sure we fund our health department, we're going to make sure we fund our mosquito boards we're going to make sure we have all the tools we need. >> reporter: federal officials say mosquito control efforts are not working as well as they hope. perhaps mosquitoes developing a resistance, some residents now hiring their own mosquito exterminators. >> we have gotten 20 to 30 phone calls in the last day or so from pregnant women or expecting parents. >> reporter: tonight the new york city health department has issued a travel warning to women coming to this portion of miami. meanwhile the florida department of health is now handing out to residents supplies including insect repellent and mosquito netting. lester? >> kerry sanders from miami starting us off. let me bring in dr. anthony fauci from

>>carrie: still following a developing story, don't all delta airline flights grounded . >>juliet: not a great way to wake up if you are traveling. fligs normally but those waiting to board or take off are being delayed . that's not fun, sitting on the tarmac there. delta says its entire system is out but has not said what the problem is. it says it's team is working diligently to get back up and running, we will keep an eye on this through the morning . >>carrie: powerful and passionate words from the parents of a murdered woman from queens . >>juliet: this was intense. philip and kathy vetrano are bowing to find their daughter's killer and say justice will be served area that my friend lives in howard beach and says people there are enraged and really want this guy. latest. >>reporter: good morning. things are still tense in this community because we still don't know who the person

the kind that are most likely to carry zika are limited to certain regions of our country but we cannot be complacent because we expect to see more zika cases. even though the symptoms for most people are mild, many may never know they have it. we have seen that the complications for pregnant women and their babies can be severe. so i want to encourage every american to learn what they can do by going to cdc.gov. in addition congress needs to do its job. helping costs money. research into new vaccines and the first clinical trials in humans. that cost money. that's why my administration proposed an urgent request for more funding back in february. not only did the republican let congress not pass our request, they worked to cut it then they left for summer recess without passing any new funds for the fight against zika. the experts at the cdc, the folks on the frontlines have been doing their best by moving funds from other areas but now the money we need is rapidly running out. the situation is getting critical. for instance without sufficient funding nih clinical trials and the possib

misty may and carry walsh repeat as gold medal champions. misty and carry 3 pete olympic gold. >> reporter: with 3 gold medals and only losing a single set in olympic competition this partnership could be described as nearly perfect. when misty may announced she was olympics. >> misty was vocal of the fact that london was her last olympics. she was going to retire. human nature i'm thinking what's next for me? i never wanted to be done. not for one second did i think i was done competing. i started thinking what are my options? and april was on top of the list. she has all the qualities i desire in a partner. misty may trainer carry walsh jennings taking on april ross and jen kessy. >> reporter: got to test the abilities of april ross on the biggest stage. as one partnership was ending another was about to begin. >> literally the game ball went down in london. went to shake hands with april and jen. >> i was giving carry a hug and she leans in she said gold in rio. my immediate reaction was yeah, of course let's do it. i'm in. >> that was un

not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points.'re here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to determine what foods are gonna work and not work, but i also need her to be open-minded. -do we carry this nutro? -lisa: no. lemonis: does it have byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy? lisa: this one i don't know. no, this one doesn't. lemonis: chemical preservatives? lisa: doesn't look like it. lemonis: so, this has the food promise, but you won't carry it. -lisa: no. -lemonis: why? lisa: when we actually first opened, they were the biggest ones that had all the recalls and stuff, too. lemonis: what kind of car do you drive? lisa: a suburban. lemonis: have chevy ever had a recall? i like the fact that she believes in something, but once she actually takes that and applies it against products th

flag will be carried by michael phelps. most decorated athlete in american history and will be competing 18 goals, 22 medals overall and the first to the first to compete in five summer games. sources tell espn that the oklahoma city thunder ve reached an agreement in principle on a new contract if the deal is said to be for a three-year contract. $85.7 million. westbrook will sign the contract today. lauren: with already heard complaints about the living conditions in the olympic village. the u.s. basketball team will be living in luxury. check out these digs. both men and women basketball team will be staying aboard is lectureship silver c., silver cloud good bishop has 196 cap and, nine decks, does that or seven feet long and of course a pool spa and some shops. not too shabby. they will also have it heavily guarded on the outside. nicole: outstanding. i love it. hurricane girl making a landfall in the country of belize. the category one storm pounded the region with strong winds, heavy rain, dangerous storm surge. are w

that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, as in his co-star, carrie fisher. >> carrie! >> reporter: t.j. holm, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in "free willie." he's riding on the whale wet. next scene, dry. >> that's the news for that half central italy. rescuers are desperately digging through rubble to free survivors as you can see in this video. three small towns were hit the worst by the six point two magnitude earthquake here's a live look at just some of the damage... authorities aren't sure how many people are still trapped...but they expect the death toll to rise. this morning the mayor of one town is asking for help as collpased buildings and they tremors from the quake also rattled rome...that's about 100 miles away. breaking overnight here in the valley... a woman is woken up by intruders in her home near gowan and rancho! now police are searching for the two suspects responsible. police tell us a woman was home with her small child when she heard footsteps just before midnight. the two intruders ki

reilly and carry now has clear. the lanes have open the ramp has open and traffic is returning to normal. let's zoom in, this happen so recently that it has an updated quite yet. traffic is flowing freely this morning as you had away from gorman street out towards the us 1 interchange. notice the red line, backups beginning just beyond the cary parkway interchange all due to the street area. we are looking at eight minutes from 55 up to i 40. it is almost back to normal. we shouldn't see these delays lingering too much longer. we are seeing some pretty heavy traffic on the northwest side of reilly in the belt line. right around six right around 6 forks road. is a little sluggish. one should get onto wade avenue it looks like we have crash not too far from the evansville we will update you on the situation in duhram. we had a crash earlier blocking two lanes. it is clear, but it looks like something else is creating some problems. still seeing heavy delays coming in from 85. >>> we are continuing a month of great tom

what we have seen is that these lower level attacks carried out by fewer operatives or an individual with less sophisticated and less expensive weapons can do real damage and that i think points to the need for us to not just have a military strategy, not just have a traditional counterterrorism strategy designed to bust up networks and catch folks before they carry out their attacks although those still are necessary and we have to be more and more sophisticated about how we carry those out, it still requires us to have much greater cooperation with our partners around the world. but it points to the fact that we're going to have to do a better job in draining the ideology that is behind these attacks. that right now is emanating largely out of the middle east and a very small fraction of the muslim world, a perversion of islam that has taken root and been turbocharged over the internet and that is appealing to even folks who don't necessarily know anything about islam and aren't even practicing islam in any serious way but have all kinds of psychosis and latch on to this as some wa

he walked right up to the president's body as it was being carried across the street. another boarder on the second floor, henry safford, went outside after he heard the noise. he saw the commotion, too. he heard the shouts that lincoln had been shot. safford couldn't get to ford's theater there were so many people outside in the street. he retreated, came back to his house, and went up these stairs and stood at the top of the staircase. he was up there watching as the soldiers pounded on the door of the house next door and they couldn't get in. and he saw there was lincoln in the middle of the street being carried by soldiers and they didn't know where to take the president. safford went inside, got a candle, stood at the top of the staircase and shouted, bring him in here, bring him in here. dr. leo heard that and shouted "bring him in here, bring him in here." the doctor heard that and shouted to the officers and soldiers, take the president to that house. they crossed the street and came up these stairs. and so as lincoln was being carried up the staircase he was s

they offered the passenger carrying the gun the option to check in his weapon... but the person chose to leave it behind. that person was not arrested or cited for bring the gun to the airport. a justice department investigation finds unconstitutional practices by the baltimore police department. the d-o-j monitored baltimore's policing methods for more than a year at the department's request after the 20-15 police- custody death of freddie gray. the practices led to to disproportionate rates of stops, searches and arrests of african-americans. investigators pattern of excessive force -- including against juveniles and people with mental health disabilities. the report blamed "systemic deficiencies" in training, policies, supervision and accountability. the chief of police in ferguson missouri--- says it is important for police departments from across the country to read the report out of baltimore. there are 18,000 police departments in the united states and so you can't tell me that only 20 or 21 are having a problem. i think it's wise to read these justice depa

in texas, an individual licensed to carry has to be over age 21. our students are under age 21, has to undergo a criminal background check, has to go through training. less than 5% of the texas population has concealed permits to carry. >> brangham: you purchased today this event happened back before we even had language to talk about mass shootings and gun violence in this country. do you feel the university is prepared for these types of events going forward? >> well, you can never truly be prepared for a tragedy of that magnitude, but our police force, uttpd and collaboration with the austin police department and the state department of public safety regularly train for what they call active shooter events. unfortunately, we had one a couple of years ago, and most people report the police responded almost instantaneously. so i have great confidence in our law enforcement agencies. but one of the outgrowths of the tower shooting in 1966 was the understanding of mental health counseling. the university was very proactive in that period to add ment

i don't know about endorsements and how much weight they really carry. think ads that i've seen from the mcginty campaign running in the southeast, right here in philadelphia in the suburbs, catching pat toomey, who didn't think he was being recorded, saying, "i got 100% with the nra. i'm 100% with them." i think that's a very damaging... >> but she's also going after women. >> ...commercial in this district -- in this region. >> the thing that gets me as a woman, and you're right on that point, but her ads are -- it's almost as if, "if you're a woman, you have to vote for me, because he's gonna ban all abortions." and it's just -- it's so dismissive of women who happen to be conservative, who may be pro-life. it's almost this idea that they're taking us for granted and that we're gonna fall in line like lemmings behind a woman who has, really, a very thin résumé when it comes to this. and one last thing -- yes, i mean, he wasn't consistently banging the drum for gun control or bipartisanship, but it took a lot of courage for him to come out after sandy

a federal judge denies a request to stop campus carry at the university of texas. three professors at the college filed a petition trying to block the state's controversial law.it allows licensed gun owners to carry concealed handguns on public college campuses.the professors claimed the law violates their first and 14th teachers at a fresno, california high schoolare bringing more than just lesson plans to the classroom this year.. they're bringing guns. the school district approved a measure earlier this year.. allowing up to five employees to be armed.only those with concealed carry permits are allowed to have the guns. school officials say the decision has been popular among parents and students. undergraduates can no longer drink hard liquor on stanford university's campus.beer and wine are still allowed.the decision comes months after former stanford sw turner was sentenced to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman after a party. new home sales surged in july.. up 12 percent from june... to a level not seen since october 2007.some parts of the nat

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