christine: yep, me too.vin: it's the kind of story that can only happen in a melting pot of a city like oakland. two people from very different backgrounds, yet each the answer to the other's prayers. garvin: now to a story of a community coming together to help a remarkable man. chad bohorquez took quite a long journey to get him on the right path to helping others. but now, thanks to the generosity of others, he's on the move to do even more remarkable things. garvin: if you had to go through the worst part of your life in order to get to the best, it is still really the worst? chad bohorquez doesn't have an answer to that quite yet. perhaps because the absolute best part of his journey, chad believes, is still ahead of him. chad bohorquez: it keeps me motivated to going. garvin: though born with a muscular disease that required 14 surgeries by the age of 10, young chad's future looked bright. he graduated high school in just 3 years, and was accepted to study film at usc. it was there though that some fut

christine and george. >> 11 days away. the letter that jeff mentioned from clinton's physician answers open questions about her health. we know since the last letter released she suffered an ear infection and she had a c.a.t. scan of her brain which showed the concussion has resolved. she had a c.a.t. scan of her heart which shows her of low risk for heart disease. she is on a blood thinner and on hypothyroid medication. >> christine and george, i think we have a bit more clarity as to what happened this past week with secretary clinton and diagnosis of pneumonia. we know she got a c.a.t. scan on friday, september 9th, which showed the infection of her lung. we also know she was having difficulty up to a week before that. having fevers and these coughing fits which have been described. christine and george, i want to emphasize again, we clearly have more information as things stand right now from secretary clinton than we do from mr. trump. we still, these are not medical records. these are summaries of records by someone

christine. >> nick valencia.you. >>> in tulsa, oklahoma, the police officer who killed a different black man has been charged with felony manslaughter. officer betty shelby just released on $50,000 bond. she checked herself in -- turned herself in and was released. she fatally shot terence crutcher after his suv broke down in the middle of the road. attorneys for the crutcher family are happy charges have been brought. his sister said this is a small victory. let's get the latest. sara sidner is in tulsa. >> reporter: john and christine, the district attorney decided to charge betty shelby. she is the police officer who shot terence crutcher. it was captured from above and below from video from a helicopter and some of the car cameras as they came on to the scene. now what he decided to charge her with is serious. it is not the murder charge the family demanded. he decided she will be charged with manslaughter first degree, heat of passion which is a felony or manslaughter first degree resisting criminal intent w

good morning, matthew. >> reporter: christine, hi.s right, there's been quite a scandal as a result of these hacking disclosures. the latest coming from alleged russian anonymous hacking groups. wada the world anti-doping agency said that it's been informed by local agencies that the attack originated from russia. and they issued a very strong statement letting it be known that the criminal acts are greatly compromising the effort of the anti-doping agency to establish trust in russia. as you mentioned the russian athletes were banned from the games in rio this year, because of allegations of state-sponsored doping. now, there's been a response already by several of the athletes who have been named in the united states. by this hacking disclosure. simone biles, of course, a four-time medal winner, gold medal winner in the rio games just a few weeks ago saying she has adhd and has taken medicine since a kid. this is a tweet she put out earlier. fair play she continues is critical to sport and very important to you. so the crucial issue

christine and george. >> 67 days to go. the clinton campaign will pause operations on 9/11 to honor the 15th anniversary of the 2001 attacks. an aide says there will be no ads or events that day. that decision comes after the 9/11 campaign asked that they suspend all activity. >>> the supreme court saying no to a controversial voter i.d. law in north carolina. justices are refusing to overturn the law which says the law is affected african-americans. as a result of the ruling, early voting will be extended for 17 days and voters will not have to present identification. hillary clinton called it great news for north carolina. >>> and the real reason donald trump was invited to meet with mexi mexico's president is money. that came from the mexican finance ministry. the sources say the country wants to show it can work with both candidates and here's why. the mexican central bank registered more than $11 billion in capital in the first half of 2016. investors pulling money out of mexico due to uncertainty of trade and immigrat

christine. >> what can you tell us about what police are doing? are they sweeping tressels and bridges and railroad tracks? have they found anything? >> reporter: the mayor told us the bomb squad is working on the encasing the devices and they will be brought to quantico. a fire truck pulled around the corner. they are still securing the area. they did tell us the sweeps of the area had not brought up any other suspicious packages. >> rachel crane, thank you. we will keep everyone posted on when we will have restored transit in the area. it will be a messy commute. >>> also breaking overnight. police and fbi conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle of interest in the manhattan bombing. this as new surveillance video appears to show one man was in two key locations saturday night. first seen in video near the scene of the blast on 23rd street before that bomb went off. a few blocks away where a second undetonated bomb was found. we have jessica schneider with the latest. >> fbi and nypd working overnight on a vehicle of interest. we don't have a lot o

hi, fred. >> reporter: hi, christine. the u.s. is saying it is not really paying attention to the syrian government. they say they're agreement for a cease-fire was not the syrian government, but with the russians. they expect the russians to bring the syrians back into the fold to try to stop the violence in syria. from all accounts of word in the aleppo area, it looks as if the cease-fire is dead. you don't have the strikes that hit the aid convoy, but you have fighting in eastern aleppo. the rebel-held area. strikes were raining down like quote rain in that area. at least 30 people were killed and many wounded. the efforts to try to save people from the rubble were also hampered by the fact there is no electricity. all of this happened in the dark. very difficult for the rescue crews to operate. there is the international outrage about the convoy being hit. at this point, unclear who hit that convoy. the united nations only saying it was hit. not saying it was an air strike or ground fire. the u.s. believes it was an air strike

. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. north korea conducting the fifth nuclear test since january. south korean officials record seismic activity with a 5.3. the latest provocation from pyongyang is fantastically reckless. lights go to seoul and bring in paula hancocks. paula, tell us more. >> reporter: christine, it was an announcement we heard on north korean state run television saying they successfully tested a nuclear warhead. they could put that on any ballistic missile. that is a statement that will concern most of the world. certainly we have seen conde condemnation from south korea and japan and russia and everyone. there is no way of verifying whether or not this is accurate. it is important to take north korea at its word. the magnitude is question. we are hearing from experts. >> you can see we lost paula hancocks there. this is the fifth nuclear test from north korea. south korea is quite concerned. >> we are starting to hear from u.s. leaders and around the world saying they are monitoring this. they are wai

we have christine holmes with the latest from washington. >> reporter: christine and alison, advisors continue to deflect direction questions on immigration polls. specifically where trump stands on the issue of mass deportation. mike pence and campaign manager kel kel kel kellyanne conway refusing to give answers. saying enforcement actions taking place with criminal records and building of the wall, there would be a reassessment of the undocumented immigrants. however, rudy giuliani not dodging the question. saying trump was no longer in favor of mass deportation. >> trump as he expressed if an interview would find it difficult to throw out a family here for 15 years. two of whom are citizens. that is not the kind of america he wants. >> reporter: while the trump campaign continues to work to explain, the campaign is answers questions of their own about the private e-mail server. the fbi notes released from the interview with clinton in july. why they did not recommend charges against clinton because she did not recall or did not remember at least 39 times. often questioned about th

i'm christine romans. >>'m george howell. and donald trump's campaign says trump believes barack obama was born in the united states. this would be a major reversal for the candidate who rode the birther movement to prominence five years ago. he told the post i'll answer the question at the right time. i don't want to answer it yet. hours later, trump's campaign was crediting him for ending the controversy years ago and blaming hillary clinton for bringing it up during the 2008 primary race. the statement says quote in 2011, mr. trump was finally able to bring this ugly incident to conclusion by successfully compelling president obama to release his birth certificate. mr. trump did a great service by bringing closure to the issue that hillary clinton and her team first raised. now there are two note worthy things about that statement. first, it is factually untrue that hillary clinton raised doubts about whether barack obama was born in hawaii. that never happened. second, the statement came from the campaign

christine and george. >> joe johns. while she is trying to heal, she is facing criticism over her illness. using it to turn the spotlight on her republican rival. in that very interview with anderson cooper, clinton slammed trump for failing to release medical records, but tax returns. >> compare everything you know about me with my opponent. i think it is time he met the same level of disclosure i have for years. you know, you've got a medical report on me that meets the same standard as mitt romney and barack obama. trump's doctor said he would be the healthiest president in history. that's just not even serious. this is a man with unknown numbers of partners and investors who said he is doing 120 foreign deals. the american people deserve to know what he is up to and what he is hiding. if we weren't fast enough, i talked to my staff, we take responsibility for that. the information is out there. you can't say the same about donald trump. >> brian fallon said your campaign will release more of your records. you know d

i'm christine romans. >> nice to see you.'m john berman, it's wednesday, september 7th, new in the east, national security will be in the spotlight today with new proposals and new attacks on the way. aides to donald trump say this morning, trump will call for a significant increase in military spending and to restore the military cuts part of it. and trump will go after the foreign policy vision which he says favors, quote, military conventionalism. and overnight, trump with plain for isis. that plan to order his jens to figure out a way to beat isis in 30 days. sounds easy, right? and trump message as he's campaign north carolina income. in a fiery speech here in greenville, he went after hillary clinton over the use of her e-mail server saying this is disqualifying behavior for the presidential candidate. he called this shady activity, even suggesting it's criminal. >> if she applied for a low-level job at the state department today, just a low-level job, she couldn't even get a security clearance based on what she's done.

john and christine. >> thank you, scott.er sunday morning health scare, hillary clinton sat down with chris cuomo for an interview to air this weekend. friday, she sat down with chris cuomo. friday, the same day we know she was diagnosed with pneumonia, but kept the schedule up. clinton was a junior senator from new york when the planes hit the towers. that was the subject of the interview with chris cuomo. she describes this experience as sickening and says she coped with the tragedy by getting right to work. >> i went the next day, chuck schumer and i, we were one of few planes in the sky that day, the 12th. we landed at laguardia. we were on a fema plane. we went over and circled by helicopter, surveyed the burning pile. when we landed, we met up with governor and mayor and went walking toward ground zero. as we moved further south and we saw this curtain of black smoke that was stretched across the island, basically. occasionally it would be broken by a firefighter coming out. i remember one image so indelibly dragging h

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. the developing situation in north carolina after police shot and killed a black man there. police in riot gear. you see it right here using tear gas to disperse the protesters. some protesters having thrown rocks and water bottles. police say at least a dozen officers were injured in the blasts. no injuries among the protesters. protesters did set a fire on the road and there was looting in front of trucks set in place. the mayor is calling for calm into the investigation into the shooting of 43-year-old keith lamont scott by an officer brentley vinson. both the officer and victim were african-american. we want to listen to the local police chief describe what led up to the shooting. >> at this point, all we know, they're in the apartment complex parking lot. and this subject gets out with a weapon. they engage him. and one of the officers felt a lethal threat and fired his weapon because of that. >> so the warrants weren't for the man, but we're not sure if this man was connected? >>

las vegas i'm christine maddela. a woman is maced and arrested right in front of a school on the first day of classes. i'm john huck. tarkanian middle school and it was all caught on camera. fox5's eric hilt is live there rigth now... with what c-c-s-d police is saying about that arrest... witnesses say it was already a hectic scene out here in front of tarkanian middle school during drop-off on the first day of classes -- but there was even more chaotic when a ccsd police officer arrested a woman right in front of the school. this is video shot by a parent... he told me that the woman was maced and thrown to the ground by front of dozens of students and parents. a clark county school district police lt. told me that the woman was stopped for a traffic violation and was uncooperative with the officer...but parents still have more questions. "thats not serving the public to do this sort of thing to somebodys mom and making a public spectacle of a woman and there's two schools of thought she directions, but how were th

cnn's barbara starr with the latest. >> reporter: john and christine.s expected, president obama approved sending additional 615 u.s. troops to northern iraq to help the iraqi forces there get ready for the fight to retake mosul. iraq's second largest city and its main claim to having a caliphate in iraq. the u.s. troops will be helping on a range of topics. they will work as military advisers to the iraqis as well. being out in the field with them, but not at the frontlines. the fight for mosul may go on for some time. the u.s. assistance with being in the field and with air support and intelligence really is considered vital. if the iraqis along with help from kurdish forces can get mosul back and push isis out once and for all, that will be a military victory against isis. but nobody is betting at this point it will be the end of the so-called islamic state. john and christine. >> barbara, thank you. >>> the fbi reveals more attempted elections cyber attacks. two law enforcement officials think russia is behind the attacks on voter registration sites

my name is christine. i'm the proud parents of three wonderful children.adually number of the wake technical community college class of 2016. i just graduated in may. [cheers and applause] so i just want to share a little bit of my story with you today. a couple of years back i underwent a very difficult stage of my life, not unlike many of you standing here today. i was newly divorced. struggling to support my family. i continue to spiral deeper and deeper into place of depression. and in the summer of 2014 i tried not once but twice to take my own life. but i survived. [cheers and applause] and out of that dark place, i found a bright wilderness to keep moving forward. i decided that time i needed a change. i have interest in becoming a nurse for a few years, toyed with the back and forth, but i could not take any additional loans because i was still paying back loans from a first degree. thankfully, i bumped into wake technical community college, and institution -- that's right, give it up, give it up. [applause] wake technical is an institution to prov

good morning, i'm christine th east.onald trump claiming that he won the debate this despite the fact that he stirred up a hornets nest of controversies that he keeps on stirring on the stump. even after the debate, trump is repeating his fact-check and debunked claim that he opposed the iraq war. most surprisingly he is not letting go of the stinging criticism of a former beauty pageantgoer. cnn's sara murray is with the campaign and has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine, even as some of donald trump's own supporters say they had misgivings about his performance, a very fired up trump took the stage saying he won the debate even insisting that he held back against hillary clinton. >> last night, when i debated secretary clinton on america's future -- for 90 minutes, i watched her, very carefully, and i was also holding back, i didn't want to do anything to embarrass her. >> now, at times, this rally almost felt like a throwback of the republican primary, he kept toyotaing poll numbers and slammin

they ask why someone accused of killing christine an injuring another... would be let ou of jail without bail. we asked sheriff wherely if this was normal.. sheriff sharon wehrly- its not really normal but it has happenned once or twice cyndi lundeberg fox5 news local las vegas>> christine's fiancee brian has been released from u-m-c. we are still waiting to hear back from judge kent jasperson... the judge who allowed ashley winn to be released. there are only 38 days left until election day. which means the third and final presidential debate at u-n-l-v is turning out to be more expensive than expected. a board of directors meeting was held to approve a four- million dollar bills to cover the debate costs. u-n-l-v president len jessup says the number of journalists coming along with security costs are driving up debate expenses. they're expecting up to seven- thousand journalists. "we've got all eyes around the world will be on us and even though the size of the audience will be relatively small, kind of around 1000 people or so down on the floor of the t

i'm christine romans. welcome back to "early start." >> surprising answers on national security at the commander in chief forum in new york city. donald trump offered compliments for vladimir putin and he talked about the national security briefings. hillary clinton faced tough questions about e-mails and foreign policy choices. >> more about isis than they do? >> i think under the leadership of obama and clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> i think the decision to go to war in iraq was a mistake. we must learn what led us down that path so that it never happens again. i'm asking to be judged on the totality of my record. >> when referring to a comment that putin made about you, i think he called you a brilliant leader. >> when he calls me brilliant, i will take the compliment. he has a strong control over the country. i don't happen to like the system, but in the system, he is a good leader. >> were some of the e-mails sent or received by you referring to the drone program, covert drone program? >> yes. every part of o

i'm christine romans. a lot of trouble with florida. it is friday, september 2nd. let's start with the breaking news. hurricane hermine making landfall smashing into the panhandle as a category one with sustained winds of 80 miles an hour. heavy rain and storm surge and flooding along florida's gulf coast. this is the first hurricane to hit the state since 2005. wilma, i think. millions of residents along the storm's path are under watches and warnings. they are preparing for the worst. earlier, florida governor rick scott making clear hermine is dangerous. >> it's life threatening. we will see big storm surge. we will see rain and flooding and downed power lines. there's going to be a lot of risk if we don't do our job. everybody needs to be prepared. we have the best emergency management teams in the country at the state and local level. you have to take this seriously. >> how big is this thing? hermine? this nasa image shows it obscuring all of florida. we are covering the story the only way cnn can. we

christine weir was killed on the spot right over her. her fiance was critically injured. it's what happened after the accident they still can't understand. >> christine is so cheerful, bubbly, that anybody that's met her with never for difficult to put into words. brenda and joe choiniere. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: on saturday their son brian and christine weir, both 33 years old, t-boned by a suspected drunk driver. the couple had been together since high school. she was killed instantly. he suffered multiple broken bones and a collapsed lung. >> emotionally i don't think he she was his -- the love of his life. >> reporter: 22-year-old ashley winn, who has been charged with felony drunk driving involving death, according to her arrest report, she admitted to drinking whiskey up until an hour before the crash. but while bail was set at just over $00,000. 00 -- over $200,000, she was released and allowed to go extracted from the car, she was out of jail. >> reporter: the judge later rescinded the o.r. release and winn was taken back into custody. >> you took away a wo

george and christine. >> and michelle, thank you. let's dive deep entire donald trump new child care plan. trump now has three main proposals for working families. first, women whose dmrours not offer paid maternal leave could claim six weeks' unemployment benefits. now, critics say that leaves out fathers. so six weeks for women. second, trump would create a dependent care savings plan giving a tax break for anyone who sets aside up to 2,000 aids year to cover the costs associated with child care, or elder care, working families, working parents taking care of their own parents. finally, parents could deduck the average cost of child care in their state based on their child's age. some worry that these proposals might invite employers to drop their paid maternal leave and as one put it, stick it to the taxpayer. the question how does trump pay for all of this? his campaign estimates it would cost $2.5 billion. it would fund that by trying to rid the unemployment system of fraud. hillary clinton released her early in her presidential

i'm christine romans. >> i'm george howell.ng in to anderson cooper last night to address her health and lack of transparency in the campaign. the campaign waiting two days to reveal the former secretary was suffering from pneumonia. only disclosing the pneumonia diagnosis after the video you see here coming to light showing clinton struggling to get into the motorcade on sunday. her husband, escalating the controversy telling cbs that something like this happened once before. >> rarely, but on more than one occasion, over the last many years, the same sort of thing happened to her when she got severely dehydrated. >> now clinton and trump under pressure to release more medical records. we have joe johns with the latest from chappaqua, new york. >> reporter: george and christine, it is expected to be another day of rest for hillary clinton in chappaqua, new york. her husband, the former president, is expected to fill in for her at a fund-raiser in the los angeles area. she was expected to attend tonight. on monday, she stayed a

christine harvey. christine: cleveland fed president loretta mester's says there is a compelling case for gradually raising interest rates. with the u.s. economy approaching the central rights target. she declined to say exactly when she believes hikes would be necessary. the next policy meeting on september 20 and 21st. while japan's ruling liberal democratic party will form a group by the end of the month to examine how best to collect and compile economic statistics, that are used in key measures including gdp. that is according to a lawmaker. he says he will chair the group and any changes to the data will likely result in stronger and not weaker figures. sentiment among u.k. executives has regained more than half of the losses in lifted by the shock to leave the european union according to a new survey. the business confidence index increased to 109.7 in august bolstered by increased exports and manufacturing as a weaker pound exported goods more competitive. a tumble from -- a tumble 2105. after

i'm christine maddela. we have team coverage tonight. fox5's eric hilt spoke to people who had to leave the hotel and casino during the investigation. but let's go to miguel martinez valle, who explains how this all happened. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning "the bag itself had some medical devices that were making funny noises ... if you've ever been around medical devices they make beeping noises that's what was suspicious about it." closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly the police up more than a few guests at the stratosphere. parts of the resort were ordered to be evacuated. fox five's eric hilt continues our team coverage - after talking with people who had to leave the hotel and casino during the investigation. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly a clark county public defender is not backing down after a judge asked her to remove a small black lives matter pin from her blouse. this after the las vegas police union wrote a letter to

christine weir... and her fiance brian choiniere were in love for 19 years. this according to the pahrump valley times. the couple also just bought a home. (gofundme) saturday morning the couple was hit by a suspected drunk driver... ashley winn. brian survived with serious injuries... christine... was killed. sheriff sharon wehrly- does this happen often here? no nye county sheriff sharon wehrly says because it was a fatal crash... n-h-p took over. ashley winn was arrested... and was being booked into the nye county detention center. her bail was set at 200-thousand dollars. that's when judge kent jasperson made a decision to release her on her own recognizance. sheriff sharon wehrly- i dont know i know she was released we asked sheriff wehrly why a suspected drunk driver involved in a deadly crash jail. sheriff sharon wehrly- i really dont have any information on that the next morning, judge jasperson changed his mind and order winn to turn herself back in. monday morning winn was rebooked. sheriff sharon wehrly- 9am she came into the office winns bond was

i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is here. what could be the most consequential debate in the most consequential election of a lifetime. at hofstra university, donald trump and hillary clinton face-off for 90 minutes. they have that to convince voters they are right and their opponent is wrong. 90 minutes to make a case about the future. your future. america's future. yes, you might notice they don't like each other much. it is not about who slings the most mud, but who can lead the country when there are questions about race, terror and prosperity. the race here is essentially tied. we have new information about how the candidates are preparing and who will be in the audience and what the moderator will or will not do. let's bring in brian stelter host of "reliable sources" and eugene scott. we know hillary clinton has been practicing with one of her long time friends and aides. one person playing trump. we are told that donald trump hasn't been practicing. >> i don't buy it. >> listen to a bit of donald trump with a montage

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christine weir... and her fiance brian choiniere were in love for 19 years. this according to valley times. the couple also just bought a home. (gofundme) saturday morning the couple was hit by a suspected drunk driver... ashley winn. brian survived with serious injuries... christine... was killed. sheriff sharon wehrly- does this happen often here? no nye county sheriff sharon wehrly says because it was a fatal crash... n-h-p took over. ashley winn was arrested... and was being booked into the nye county detention center. her bail was set at 200-thousand dollars. that's when judge kent jasperson release her on her own recognizance. sheriff sharon wehrly- i dont know i know she was released we asked sheriff wehrly why a suspected drunk driver involved in a deadly crash would not be fully booked into jail. sheriff sharon wehrly- i really dont have any information on that the next morning, judge jasperson changed his mind and order winn to turn herself back in. monday morning winn was rebooked. sheriff sharon wehrly- 9am she came into the office winns bond was

john christine.. information is still coming in.. but this is what we know right now at around 8 p-m near charleston and pecos.... an f-b-i task force located...identifie d and re-captured alonso perez... just eight miles from where he initially escaped police custody las friday afternoon...alons o was found inside a residence where he was taken back into police custody without incident... again this arrest ends a four day man hunt.... police took perez into custody as the main suspect in the murder of mohammad robinson after an altercation at a north las vegas mcdonalds.... but just hours handcuffed .. and while being questioned....perez broke off his handcuffs...and ran from the north las vegas detective bureau on cheyenne near simmons .. next to the north las vegas airport ... and again .. was captured about 8 miles away near the corner of charleston and pecos. he then stole a truck... and was missing ever since. police had been telling the public perez was armed and dangerous. now john.. christine

christine's goal now, to spread the word. >> that's my mission. not to be angry but to take my energy forward into awareness and prevention. >> reporter: but in the meantime. >> i appreciate life a lot more. >> reporter: get back to that active life with her family. >> i'm building up my strength and endurance to continue doing that. >> reporter: she's always christine noel, 9news. >> older people are more susceptible to developing sepsis, but anyone can get it. governor hickenlooper named november 18th sepsis day. >>> former denver bronco quarterback brian greasy makes denver his home where he founded judy's house in his mother's famer. today he talked with a hall of son when he was coaching the colts. bob costas lost his dad as a senior in high school. both talked about the importance of grief and finding strength in sadness. judy's house supports children who are grieving. hospice applauds the work in our community. >> brian is such an admirable guy and he's done such good work, not just judy's house, although that's the centerpiece, but in oth

let's go to the first word with christine. christine: thanks.k of japan governor haruhiko kuroda has declined to rule out new initiatives to stoke inflation as he says there is ample room for further monetary easing. the comments comes as the central bank conduct a comprehensive review of its policies and their effectiveness . corona emphasizes the review will result in any reduction of policy accommodation. >> [speaking japanese] the currentin framework there is ample room for further monetary easing in either of three dimensions -- quantity, quality, and interest rate. other new ideas should not be off the table. what we should bear in mind when conducting monetary policy is not its limit, but a comparison between benefit and cost, as is the case with any public policy. there is no free lunch for anyone. christine: uncle of merkel's policy has -- party has been beaten for the first time in the state election. it highlights the strength of the backlash against her open border refugee policy. her christian democrats took just 19% of the vote whi

i'm christine romans. >> i'm george howell. breaking overnight.p doubling down on the tough talk speaking to supporters in the state of arizona. trump gave his speech intended to clear up his positions on immigration. this was a fired up donald trump. different than what we saw in mexico city. we will have more on that in a moment, but donald trump had a general plan point by point, including no amnesty for immigrants in the united states illegally. adding a deportation task force. no federal funding for u.s. sanctuary cities like san francisco. and no visas for visitors from countries without adequate security screenings. here is more from the speech. >> zero tolerance for illegal aliens. 2 million aliens in our country. we will begin moving them out day one as soon as i take office. day one. i am going to create a new special deportation task force focused on identifying and quickly removing the most dangerous criminal illegal immigrants in america who have evaded justice. just like hillary clinton has evaded justice. maybe they'll be able to de

well john/ christine it probably will play a role... but some of the experts we've talked to said, if his opponent plays this the wrong up hurting her, more than it hurts joe heck. of course joey heck has been in the news for all the wrong reasons in the past... but that wasn't an election year. (nats clapping) people at catherine cortez-masto's rally this morning liked what they heard... people who saw her opponent's son online... not so much. he posted. he used the n word in several postings. talking about victims of rape, just reading some of those comments that he put out there, that's add joe heck, the father, to the list of people are upset. he said he loves his son... but is disappointed him. they're all nodding their heads saying, i'm sorry joe. sorry you got to go through this. and then they're going to pick up and look -- "has joe ever said anything like this?" i'll be honest, like i haven't seen it, but again a child is a product of their environment our analyst says -- that doesn't fly. people trying to put the blame on dad.

andy biggs now ahead of christine jones by nine votes. >> wow. >> fox 10's danielle miller joins us live with the latest on that. >> reporter: nine votes between the two candidates is virtually a tie. and automatically triggers a recount. we spoke with a analyst today and he tells us that although both candidates have claimed victory, the only one who can officially call the race is an election official. >> christine jones claimed victory on election night. andy biggs is claiming victory now. it's a political thing to do. >> reporter: the race for the president nomination for -- republican nomination between andy biggs and christine jones. that according to unofficial results released today putting >> we never had an election this close at the congressial level in arizona. this is really close. really close. so we can say, does every vote matter? yes. >> reporter: starn barnes says this recount process could take up to a week. >> the legal process of taking every single precinct within the broad district and doing a -- an audit of those votes by precinct. >> reporter: we reached out to b

christine slade, are you on the phone? all right. i don't think we have christine on the phone. we will try to establish contact with her in just a moment. we'll continue to follow the breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina this hour. just ahead, how the u.s. presidential candidates are reacting. you're watching cnn news room. >>> no more people being arrested. we need to take a stand and do it the right way. people are hurting and upset and frustrated. people need leaders. >> at least four police officers are recovering from injuries after a night of violent protests in charlotte, north carolina. one person is in critical condition after he was shot by another civilian. police fired tear gas and stun grenades to try to disperse the crowds. demonstrators smashed store front windows throughout the downtown area. the protests started tuesday night after police fatally shot an african american man. christine slade joins us now on the phone from charlotte. we've reestablished contact with her. she was part of the protests on both days, as i mentioned before. christine, as yo

i'm christine maddela. an oversight committee unanimously approved the plan and now its off to the nevada legislature for consideration. we have team coverage tonight. eric hilt is at one of the possible stadium locations with what comes next... but first we start with abby theodros on just a few short hours ago this building was packed with cheering fans and high ranking officials celebrating a major milestone for this project. an 11 member committee voted in favor of the stadium plan. which means itll go to the legislature next. but i want to break this down for you $750 million dollars will come from public fundingand that's financed by a hotel room tax, the adelson family will pay $650 million..which also includes infrastructure cost a raiders would contribute $500 million. it's a 65 thousand seat domed venue w a pricetag of 1.9 billion dollars. $750 million dollars will come from public fundingand that's financed by a hotel room tax, the adelson family will pay $650 million..which also includes infrast

. >> 33-year-old christine weir was killed instantly in a crash last weekend. today her loved ones are still looking for answers. news 3's denise rosch is live out in pahrump. >> reporter: yeah, jim. that couple was supposed to get married october 16th. those plans ended right here when police say another driver ran a stop sign. christine weir was killed on the spot right over her. her fiance was critically injured. it's what happened after the accident they still can't understand. >> christine is so cheerful, bubbly, that anybody that's met her with never for difficult to put into words. brenda and joe choiniere. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: on saturday their son brian and christine weir, both 33 years old, t-boned by a suspected drunk driver. the couple had been together since high school. she was killed instantly. he suffered multiple broken bones and a collapsed lung. >> emotionally i don't think he

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polo. >> reporter: we saw things change significantly quickly, christine.replaced with tree frogs and drizzle. now this is what we are looking at now. we are able to get this close after the sheriff's office said any lines tangled in the tree are not live. what is important to point out is this tree is blocking the main roadway into st. marks. that is a mile and a half down that way. it is keeping us here, but keeping authorities to get in there to assess the situation. there was a gentleman who drove up a few moments ago on that side and could not make his way north. i managed to speak to him. he said there is four to five feet of water in the city. that is the reason priority number one is clearing the power lines in this part of florida, but to begin clearing the roadways, particularly the roadways that lead into the low-lying coastal regions like st. marks, which is one of the cities closest to where the storm made landfall only a few hours ago. what is important to show you, christine, is just how much damage this storm left behind. we understand there

dave..christine... it's all part of a national initiative called "extra yard for teachers" set-up by the college football playoff foundation... today starts an celebrating the teachers or counselors who helped make an impact on athletes... four local rebels returned to their old stomping grounds...to surprise their mentors... "giving back in general, las vegas is my city so anything i can do to give back to anybody that helped me along the way is important to me." video of him walking "oh, he's going to be shocked, he's going to be shocked, trust me." nats palo verde grad mike hughes jr. honored his former chemistry teacher tom steinline this morning. with tickets to this weekends game, two unlv t- shirts a poster and a green apple. a small token for all the help in high school. "it would have been the last thing on my list if you had made me guess, he what's about to walk through the door, the last thing i would have thought is a former student in to tell me i made a difference in his or her life, i re

christine harvey is here.evicene: a suspicious found in a rubbish bin near a new jersey train station has exploded as a bomb squad was attempting to disarm it. the fbi was reportedly working to disarm one of five devices found in the same bag. the discovery of the package comes after an explosion in manhattan on saturday injured 29 people. noble group shares are up after the troubled commodity trader said it is seeking an investor and is on track to raise $2 billion but the company also warned it could be another two years before it returns a profit. a number of factors including the commodity route attacks on its accounting and a second-quarter loss has caused the company's shares to slump over the last two years. isth korea's shipping cutting -- the troubled company has already were turned four movers and three bulk carriers to their owners. seoul is hearing a receivership. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: thank you, christine. went up ins in china august. tom mackenzie joins us now from beijing.

vonnie: our thanks to christine -- to kristine. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: we take a look at some of the most telling charts of the day. you can always access these charts on bloomberg by running the function featured at the bottom of your screen. kicking things off is bloomberg's david gura. david: a huge deal today in the u.s. numbers, if you look at the first print going back six years you will see that estimate, the first print has always failed to meet estimates. i'm just saying here, in light of the fact we have students who work in summer jobs, who are going back to school, you have employers holding off on hiring for the hiring season. yes this is important to the federal reserve. as the case shows going back six years, there have been mrs. -- -- have beenes misses. vonnie: now my morning cohost, you can continue. mark: he have so many friends. u.s. not just about the jobs report because in spain a big vote takes place. let's not forget spain. this is the second confidence vote for the acting prime minister. spain has had

good morning, ed. >> reporter: good morning, christine.rs don't believe rahami acted with anyone else, but they are not ruling that completely out yet. that is one thing they are continuing to look at especially as they analyze the sophistication of the explosive devices he was able to put together. we are here on 23rd street between 6th and 7th avenue which is now open to traffic. it was along here that investigators were able to find surveillance video showing rahami walking down the street with duffel bags. hours after the explosion, investigators were looking for surveillance videos to provide clues. it was the unexploded, undetonated device found four blocks north of here on 27th street which provided the most crucial clues to investigators. including the handwritten note that you referenced as well as a fingerprint on one of the pressure cookers. it was that fingerprint that led investigators to identify rahami as the suspect and letting out that call to everyone's cell phones. millions of people yesterday morning and the apprehensio

biggs and christine jones were separated by just a dozen or so votes. marcy capitol with more tonight. marcy? >> well, kari, you really saw the emotions today. christine jones actually getting a little bit choked up when she conceded. she said that this race, because it was so tight, was pretty much bittersweet because she was so close. it just wasn't enough. after a judge read the results of a recount, christine jones says she made a phone call. >> i called andy biggs, congratulated him, offered my the race by 27 votes after jones conceded. his attorney says he believes the process was fair and thorough. >> we have counted the votes twice. all three rounds, we have seen andy biggs win. >> before conceding, the former go daddy executive asked to have more ballots reviewed. she says the toughest pill t swallow was the over 200 early ballots that were thrown you out, over robs like a mismatched signature or failing to mail an envelope. >> there were more than 300 voters in congressional disikt five who tried to vote whose votes didn't count. that is a mea

brianna keilar has more. >> reporter: good morning, christine and george. a spokesman for the trump campaign released a statement that says in part having successfully obtained president obama's birth certificate when others could not, mr. trump believes mr. obama was born in the united states. this is something we heard from top campaign officials before. this is not from trump. he questioned the birth place or dodged when asked to give an answer on the topic. does the candidate repeat what his campaign is saying? the timing is significant. this statement from a spokesman came hours after trump's comments to the washington post were published. the post asked him if obama was born in the u.s. he said i'll answer that question at the right time. i don't want to answer it yet. still he has not. hillary clinton then jumped on what he said. she said this while addressing the congressional hispanic caucus institute at the annual gala. >> today, he did it again. he was asked one more time, where was president obama born. and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still

christine said last time stay out of the water.the officials are saying although the beaches are closed on long island because of the waves. i will say we talked to a police officer 20 minutes ago. he said the waves don't look that impressive. although people do come here to surf. they are crashing further up on the shore. coastal flooding is also still a concern for those areas that are still in the tropical storm warning area. this is about an hour and a half after the low tide this morning. high tide comes at 11:00 this morning. that is when officials will keep their eyes on high tide. as the high tide comes in we could have flooding and that is what officials are prepared for. winds could gust up to 45 miles per hour. we have not seen that, but it could increase as the morning goes on. that is what the officials are dealing with in montauk this morning. >> it may look great, but dangerous out there. >> reporter: that's right. tempting. >> tempting, but dangerous. this weekend, on parts of long island, they were giving tickets t