to her right is cindy ryan, she is the executive management at new editions.ey are double teaming. ryan has more than 20 stitches of experience in first aspects of information of technology including telecommunications information, management, technical writing. experience in the disability with response those in managing web-based data management tools for disability and rehabilitation for section 508 clients and can project. and follow to the far right, book from facebook. brooke oberwetter manages facebook relationships with think tanks and public policy and advocacy organizations. and other civil society groups on behalf of the u.s. public will seeking. she served as a marriage of strategic indications as the u.s. telecom association, has worked at the competitive edge by this too, edge by this into, they did institute. she's a graduate of denison and has a masters at american university. before we talk about delivering the message i want to talk a little bit about the message. all campaigns are very simple. they have two components, a message and delivery

to be on reaching all voters by making electronic communications successful with sheila neuman, cindy ryan and it's moderated by dock switzer, who has elected dozens and dozens of congressmen and senators and we have several more panels. and we're ending the day with a terrific series of award dooes. so excited that they're going to be here to get their awards and they're going to take questions. governor jack markell who is the chair of the council on state governments today and was the chair of the national governors association and the chief of staff for paul ryan will both be here later today. let me turn to the panel and say quickly for campaign 2016, what's the one thing that we in the disability community should really work for to try and achi election cycle going forward? rich? >> this is not the most central thing i could think of, but i would say go after donald trump at this point. you never know what he is going to do day to day, week to week, month to month. maybe he could surprise everybody and become a champion of the disability community. and you'll take it from wherever yo

which is going to be on reaching all voters by making electronic accessible, with sheila newman, cindy ryan. moderated by doc swietser, consultant,olitical who has elected dozens and dozens of congressmen and senators. panels.several more we're ending the day with a awardees.eries of i'm so pleased that governor jack martel and the chief of ryan, dave hoppy, going to be here to get their awards and they're going to take questions. of the councilr on state governments today and was the chair of the national association, and the chief of staff for paul ryan will both be here later today. but let me just turn to our panel and say quickly, for oneaign 2016, what's the thing that we in the disability community should really work for and achieve in this election cycle going forward? rich? >> this is not the most central of.g i could think but i would say go after donald trump at this point. goingver know what he's to do day to day, week to week, month to month. maybe he could surprise a championnd become of the disability community and you'll take it from wherever you get it. so you've mentioned

ryan lochte, also a victim of the robbery, is already in the u.s. cindy. >> and tracking showers, skirting across connecticut, areas in southeastern massachusetts could see a shower. the timeline on your weekend, dra i in boston as you are ready to head out the >> i am here today at the second annual battle of the interns. >> good morning eyeopener >> gorgeous, we have a lot of interns here. we should have tried >> we would love to see your wakeup call so record it and use our wcvb app. >> the pictures are amazing. >> yes. >> the sunrise was so spectacular. >> wow. >> and colorful. pictures, but jeannie sent this in from the vineyards this morning. how much do you want to be there watching that in person? just gorgeous thanks to that high level cloudiness skirting through. the sun is a little higher in the sky. this is what it looks like, mid and high level clouds, ominous looking out there this morning. it's 70 degrees right now in town, but the humidity is down. the dewpoint is around 60, lower in the suburbs, so all that oppressive humidity for now is

ryan lochte, who was also a victim of the alleged robbery, is already in the u.s. cindy? cindy: showers possible today. the timeline on where that is coming and an outlook for your weekend, head. first take a look at temperatures heading out the yesterday morning for sure. 55 collects i am here today at the second annual battle of the interns. good morning, eyeopener! randy: interns from 12 massachusetts technology firms taking part in that battle. that's one way to prove your emily: we would love to see your wake-up calls. just record it with your smartphone, then upload it to ulocal by using our wcvb news app. cindy: we are already halfway through august. the sun rises beautiful. good. high clouds over boston decorating the sky, and temperatures aren't nearly as muggy and depressive as they were yesterday. it is still 70 degrees, so will warm start, but there's a dewpoint temperature of around 60, and that is still hanging around. down to the sea and the this is the wave of low pressure , happening to the south this morning. it will drop in late in the day so between th

cindy hsu. have a great saturday. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. mo: welcome to "the henry ford's innovation nation." i'm mo rocca. today you're going to be blown away. smoothing the shape from your screenshots, the digital doctor for your domicile drips, and the history of taking a load off next on "the henry ford's innovation nation." it seems that almost every day we hear about drones on the news. they buzz around high in the sky taking amazing

ryan lochte speaks out. why the olympic swimmer is blaming himself for the robbery scandal and brazil. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. >>> good morning. 8:00. sunday, august i'm cindy hsu. >> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are straight ahead. first meteorologist elise finch is here with the forecast looking a little more ominous. >> it looks a little more gray and cloudy. it was beautiful a couple hours ago. just enough cloud cover to make for a beautiful sunrise. now things looking a little more cloudy as more clouds move in. a cold front getting closer. the same front will produce showers and thunderstorms right now, temperatures, for the most part, 70s across the board. seventy in monticello. also started. and 75 in montauk. central park, 77. and 73 in lakehurst. looking at the vortex satellite and radar, we continue to see showers popping up. pretty scattered. in a few places, we have seen moderate downpours. of course, the more significant rain is to the west. it is in association association with a cold front this afternoon. the hour by hour forecast looks like this. high temperature today, 84 degrees. we had that around 3:00. with the humidity, the 84 wi

ryan lochte speaks out. y blaming himself for the robbery scandal in brazil. cbs2 news sunday morning starts right now. >>> good morning. 6:00 a.m. sunday, august 21, i'm cindy hsu. >> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are straight ahead. first a look at the forecast. >>> good morning. we saw some rain. expecting to see more rain and more widespread as the head showers and thunderstorms are likely today. so let's take a look at the temperatures right now. 77 degrees in central park. sixty-eight in monticello. and 74 in belmar and the hamptons. taking a look at the vortex satellite and radar, you can see activity offshore making its way on shore. so we have seen some showers this morning. as we look to the west, more significant activity. this is in connection with the front will be pushing its way across the area. so that is where the showers and thunderstorms will come from. here is the hour by hour forecast. the high today, 84. another warm and humid day. it will feel like 89 degrees. the instability along with a passing cold front means showers and thunderstorms are likely as the head into the afternoon and evening hours. but behind it, much nicer weathe

ryan lochte speaks out. why the olympic swimmer is blaming himself for the robbery scandal and brazil. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. >>> good morning. 8:00. sunday, august i'm cindy hsu. >> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are straight ahead. first meteorologist elise finch is here with the forecast looking a little more ominous. >> it looks a little more gray and cloudy. it was beautiful a couple hours ago. just enough cloud cover to make for a beautiful sunrise. now things looking a little more cloudy as more clouds move in. a cold front getting closer. the same front will produce showers and thunderstorms