mark sanchez's cliche arsenal is tough to top. >> i think it's great. when you're a competitor, this is all that's where we're at, that's what the situation dictates, so go play ball. go have fun, cut it loose, and all those cliches you hear from quarterbacks. grip it and rip it. go ahead and pick it. >> that's hard to beat! don't count out the rookie making a late push to be the starter and cliche king! >> i'm just taking it day-by-day. i'm getting better however i can. i'm just worried about what i gotta do to make broncos, mark haas, cbs4 sports. >> 19 cliches in that story. disappointmented we didn't get to 20. >>> the quarterbacks not the only ones fighting for the spot. 3 carries, 21 yards on saturday's game against the 49ers. booker is pretty much a sure-fire bet to make the come down to hillman or bibs. and while hillman may be on the outside look in, gary kubiak was complimentary of him today. >> i thought ronnie's most productive gain was this week at training camp. he's pushing hard. and ca-pri has been a really good special teams player. >>

. >> hello and welcome to the broncos quarterback competition cliche bowl 2017. trevor siemian is the starter so he's going first. how did it feel to be named the starter? >> it's nice to get in a routine but i think we're doing a good turnovers. >> it's a good learning experience for myself. obviously you don't want to turn the ball over. there's good things and some things to learn from for sure. >> reporter: you can learn from a veteran. mark sanchez has fallen back in the race for a starter but as a eight-year year vet his cliche arsenal is tough to top. >> it's great. if you're a competitor this is all you want. this i dictates so go play ball and have fun and cut it loose and the cliches you hear like grip it and rip it, just pick. >> reporter: that's hard to beat. don't count out the rookie making a late push to be the starter and cliche king. >> i'm taking it day by day. i'm getting better however i can. just worried about what i have to do to make the guys around me >> no turning back now. it's championship or bust. with the broncos, mark haas, cbs sport

sometimes cliche's are cliche's for a reason because they are good ideas to start with, which is whyerfect world upon reaching said enchanted island you jump into the warm atlantic waters and, if you could, you'd have a classic soundtrack to this adventure like samba for instance. splash around for a while maybe enjoy a nice cold beer or two. you truly have not taken a beach, until a man has set up the caipirinha station. then, you know, that is secure. i love nature. and caipirinhas. whoa! what's going on here? caipirinha! please. sweet! this alone is an argument for the greatness of this country. and what goes great with some caipirinhas on the beach? how 'bout some barbeque? ♪ you eat it with shell here, by the way. unless i'm mistaken. "please, morrissey. don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh no. oh, not my head. oh." to complete the picture, maybe a large fish? maybe some crab? you know anytime you get your chinese, your brazilians and your italians, all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking

the cliche. this is the best thing you have seen in a long time. i love you, mike trout. he signs the ball. look at this kid's reaction. have you ever seen more pure joy? what happens when you finally get that autograph from your hero? you're moved to tears. one of the many reasons i think sports are so great. look at the kid. >> it's like they say on espn. why does it make you emotional? wonderful. >> fantastic. >> absolutely. up next, a first day of school is special for every kid. but this guy learned a really important lesson. you don't need to be related to be a member of the family. that story when action news comes back. >>> it was a bittersweet first day of school for a little boy from amarillo, texas. his father, a police officer, died two weeks ago after an on-duty car crash. his second family, the men and women in blue stepped in. >> reporter: the first day of preschool for a 4-year-old named jackson with pictures. >> stand up i n front of everybod that's good. >> reporter: and with his mom's encouragement, but also something else. owing to the fact that his da

i went into one of the famous corn mazes of iowa, cliche as well. take a look.cking a president swing state politics can be quite as confusing but not as confusesing as navigating this iowa corn maze. hello. a little drizzle in the corn maze. >> do you know who you're going to vote for in november? >> absolutely. >> what do you think? >> hillary. >> hillary. >> your self. >> gary johnson. >> you decided not to go for either of the candidates. how come? >> i don't like either one of them. >> is this important to you, ag issues. >> my dad is a farmer. >> who is your dad voting for? >> trump. >> i have cousins that never want to vote and they are wanting to. >> because. >> something about trump speaks to them. >> hello. looking to november, there is somebody as a farmer that would be better suited to your needs? >> neither one of them. >> who come? >> ethanol is huge to corn farmers. if we did not have ethanol today, we would have corn piled everywhere. >> who is better with ethanol? do you think either of them have an idea what ethanol is about. >> probably not. >

, a cliche and true. hard cases make bad lawn. we always instantly -- not we but rubio, mcconnell, the rnc, the democratic party instantly to the hardest cases. as if we're discussing speeding laws and first let's figure out what -- let's rearrange the solar system to deal with a man rushing his wife to the hospital. well know. the basic principle is build the wall. no one here illegally, staying here, working illegally has a constitutional right to be here and we'll decide who gets to stay and who goes on the basis of when's good for america. i mean, the one thing, he's new to politics in some ways, on details, and often rhetorical issues, but the one thing that's his life shot through with is putting americans' interests first. >> how do you decide who stays and goes when you have millions and millions of people? there are millions of people, arguably been here 20 years with families an meet the definition he laid out in the interview down in austin last week who are solid citizens? do they all get to s

he will say he will make sweeping changes in order to turn that cliche upside down so people can have the handup and not just the handout. he'll talk about the fail injuries of such things like welfare and had successes in the '90s. he'll talk about the need for policies and plans that will give people real opportunity instead of false hope. it's expected to be very harsh on democrats and liberals but we don't expect a lot of specifics how he'll achieve the goals. this is a priority speech laying out his vision and it was one that comes after the weekend of violence in wisconsin. it was not originally planned to be a tell prompter policy speech but the trump campaign specifically by trump decided given the violence that happened, he had a planned meeting with law enforcement this afternoon with sheriff david clark, shcott walker was there and rudy giuliani is well-known to have cleaned up the big apple when times square was dangerous and filthy. not a nice place. but giuliani is credited with a huge turn around in new york and trump will borrow on ideas how to deal with inner city pro

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he will say he will make sweeping changes in order to turn that cliche upside down so people can have the handup and not just the handout. he'll talk about the fail injuries of such things like welfare and had successes in the '90s. he'll talk about the need for policies and plans that will give people real opportunity instead of false hope. it's expected to be very harsh on democrats and liberals but we don't expect a lot of specifics how he'll achieve the goals. this is a priority speech laying out his vision and it was one that comes after the weekend of violence in wisconsin. it was not originally planned to be a tell prompter policy speech but the trump campaign specifically by trump decided given the violence that happened, he had a planned meeting with law enforcement this afternoon with sheriff david clark, shcott walker was there and rudy giuliani is well-known to have cleaned up the big apple when times square was dangerous and filthy. not a nice place. but giuliani is credited with a huge turn around in new york and trump will borrow on ideas how to deal with inner city pro

they said it was cliché after cliché.ne of the things they said -- a tough and tumble campaign -- now, we have created a ovement. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: look, i mean look at this place. cheers and applause] mr. trump: nobody has seen anything like this. what is that behind me? that is pretty tough-looking. but we have created a movement. everybody said this is one of the great campaigns they have ever seen. i mean, look -- you were the forgotten man and woman, i was the guy who has never done this before. i have a great success. i have enjoyed my life. i have a wonderful family. by the way, did my family do a ood job? cheers and applause] mr. trump: you know, they were talking about the star power. i saw the star power. big star power. they were talking about the star power that they had at the democratic convention. it should be democrat convention. sounds better when you say democratic. the we maybe shouldn't make it sound better, so we should call the democratic. but they were talking about the star power. le

that is the cliches of cliches. republicans have been duped and once sided but republican party has done very little to appeal to african-americans. for trump himself to say that in front of the majority white auns. if he were concerned, why wouldn't he go into milwaukee and try to get notifications -- he talks about -- >> it's about an hour away from milwaukee. >> he goes to west ben, he makes their generation and still tries to ask for our vote at the same time. hillary clinton has 86% of the african-american trump. we have history from him which was skrieted by the department of justice and by his calls and his attacks on the central park five. he is running a racist campaign, trankly it's probably high tide that we have suspension that donald trump is a racest. after all, this is the man who questioned president obama's citizenship. and not only has he attacked african members, he's attacked others as well. it's incredible. if he were concerned, he would not have gone to milwaukee and he would have accepted the

. >> the old cliche is true. he'd do anything for you. >> i'm flattered beyond words. >> jason barry, cbs 5 news. >>> if you'd like to nominate someone for next week, head over to our website or download the mobile app. >>> a world war ii veteran is finally getting recognition. he earned three m navy but he never got them. >> he just wanted to get home. >> it was such an honor to live and grow up and be drafted in the service. >> his children found out about the missing medals. and they called the county to secure the medals. and now the county is marking it a day in his recognition for all the years he wasn't of the phoenix southeasterly america thought our pancakes were pretty special. but we knew we could do better. so we did. we made denny's new pancakes 50% fluffier with fresh buttermilk and hint of vanilla. if you disagree, the cakes are free. >>> this is cbs 5 news. >> welcome back. remembering the victims of the phoenix serial shooter. planned this evening in maryville. people are still on edge. this shoo

>> enough with the clich?s. >> you are a fair judge no matter what donald trump says. [laughter] >> and if charlie likes that, you know he'll like this. >> hmm. i like that. [laughter]. >> and of course we always get a kick out of when charlie reads your email. >> so many clips i don't know where to start. >> hello, this is craig. mr. trump, yeah i'll be right there. bye. wow. >> he gets the coolest phone calls. look at that. he left his email up. craig's a pretty busy guy. i'll help him return his emails. >> wait, mr. trump. >> these idiots on television. >> he's watching the . >> it's on now? >> yeah. >> what's he doing? >> making fun of you. >> you're fired. >> if you're looking at those charlie bits, it makes me want to go through my mail. >> let's do it. >> let's do it. let's send it over to charlie bellcher. >> i'm glad and i don't know what the future holds. >> he'll go through a fresh >>> hello, money power politics audience. charlie bellcher here. last week we set up our very own mailbox. so i don't even have to break in to craig's email anymore to see what yo

. >>> to bar a cliche, bread and butter. this is repent, this is the event she first broke a world >> missy franklin has a chance to defend her london gold in the 200-meter backstroke. she placed 11th overall and safely advanced to the semifinals. >> trying to stay as positive as i can. this team has been incredible. they have seriously been my support system this whole time. >> maya dirado placed third overall and will also swimming tonight some eyes. simone biles carried the torch as the fourth consecutive american to win gold in the women's gymnastics all-around.

if you are a truck driver you know the cliche time is money and that's all too real. >> where are you? >> he has been driving for decades and he still feels the and plays it safe. the goods jay i don't care -- >> i don't care if it is an hour late. >> the motorists see it. >> i see them in the fast lane. >> they drive as fast as the cars go. >> a proposal from the national highway traffic safety administration would impose a nationwide limit by using an electronic device to cap speeds in buses between 60 and 68 miles per hour. for now, older trucks would not be impacted. the hope is to reduce big rig collisions. some are deadly. he works for mutual express. they say regulating a truck's speed will save money and fuel, but they could drive up the cost to do business. >> when you are forced to slow down it is hard. >> many large companies cap speeds on their trucks. soon the new trucks could be forced to drive the limit. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> coming up next on abc7 news at 11:00, a man pulls out his cell phone and ends up in the middle of san francisco's financial district. >>

cut it loose and all those cliches you all hear from quarterbacks, grip it and rip it, all this stuff, go ahead and pick any one you want. i don't quit. i'll take this thing down to takes. >>> we're live, 9news broncos insider mike klis is at team headquarters, let's play klis and tell. is simeon winning the quarterback competition or are the other two guys losing it? >> reporter: well, simeon did freeway a nice option for the broncos when mark sanchez lost the competition. this was sanchez's job to lose and he lost it, drew, because of all the turnovers. turnover throughout his career. they hopped here with the system gary kubiak and greg knapp coaching him up he would lose his pension for turnovers. he had a pick against the bears, two fumbles last week and he's had some turnovers during training camp, also. i think that was the biggest factor. paxton lynch has actually risen in this race. had there been three more weeks of training camp, i think quarterback against -- legitimate threat to be the starting quarterback against carolina. >> what will we learn from the next decision? >>

i know that's cliche. but you get up there and you realize the problems on the earth below are just small. we're all a very small part of this. and then scamp yet we're all somehow working together at the olympic games to achieve peace in the world. it was a great experience for a sunday. gerard? >> absolutely impressive site. job covering the games and all the events surrounding the games. we did hear a little bit earlier today that there was some type of scare at olympic park. do you have any information about that? >> i'll tell you what, we don't know what happened. what we know is that we were in the nbc news media center which is heavily guarded. armed guards literally on every corner. we heard alarms go off and heard a tape recording say everyone we all got up and we were escort today a safe zone where we stayed for 20-25 minutes. and then the building, they went through the building to make sure everything was okay and given the all clear. a tea a minimum, it just was a demonstration of just how on

. >> all the cliches are parenting are true. it was really this new existential magnet you feel drawn to your family. it just was much more weighty than i expected it to be. >>> in new york, leonardo dicaprio seems to be getting mighty serious with nina agdal, his girlfriend of two months. the pair may have gone casual and attire. leo in his baseball cap and nina sporting workout gear, there's nothing informal about their relationship. we caught the oscar winner and the "sports illustrated" model taking a post-dinner stroll. the hand-holding, the cuddling -- this could be the real deal. >>> maybe now like these two lovebirds, after 28 years, rita wilson and tom hanks keep the romance alive in this adorable vacation pic. tom gave us the scoop on how the hollywood power couple make it last. >> when we look at each other there was a definite kind of like hey, i, this is the place. that's, i felt that, anyway. and i think the end result is that we got married for all the right reasons. >> aw, love love. tom and rita, you guys give m

there are like that for the point where at the kennedy described the fact that there is a clichÉ thatpeople are so close that they finish each other's sentences. what ethel kennedy said about bobby's relation to jack is that there are so close they do need to talk. they could just pick up one another's expressions and that is why the closest thing it's not a clichÉ in politics, people talk about copresidents and before people elected when they're on the ticket together and they say this is going to be the closest working relationship we've ever had between the president and vice president. the truth is no president their white mind ever gives up president or vice president or anybody else. but the closest thing that america has ever had to copresidents he was when bobby kennedy with jack kennedy's attorney general because he was not just as attorney general, he was his cia director, he consulted bobby kennedy more often in the secretary of state in foreign affairs, he was the guy that jack kennedy knew he could go to whether it was the cuban missile crisis, he could go to a bobby woul

oil prices do rise, but this yea and it is turning wall street's conventional wisdom, some of those cliche, upside down. bob pisani takes a look at reasons why. >>e inquired while the old stops don't seem to be working. as goes january, so goes the year, but the s&7%. the s&p is up nearly 6% since the end of april and august is up fractionally. th sti early. now, what's going on? there's another majo here. presiden outside influence on the market and when you la in a pre manner. for example, the last seven months of election years have been strong, which is two losing streaks out of 16 elections since 1952. what about august being the weakest month? august has been the weakest month since 1987, it opposite in presidential election years. it's the fourth best month for the s&p according to jed hish, stock traders almanac. this may hav post convention bounce. it's not that simple. the correct rule is don't sell in may in the third and fourth year of the presidential election cycle. that's how important it is. what about as goes january, so goes the year. n of this rule is that since 1950 has

his pictures tell conflict stories and show realities that go beyond the normal clichÉs of africa.this year he is one of the recipients of the metal. although he is modest about his role as mediator. >> especially in africa, there is a big urge the younger generation to move ahead, to catch up, to be part of this international global scene. great pleasure interacting. it is interacting rather than mediating. reporter: the photography. terry: you are watching "dw news ." still to come, wealth and poverty, boom and bust. we go to angola to see how the capital of the one that is being rebuilt at the expense of the city's poor. all that and went to business -- plenty of businesses in just one minute. don't go away. terry: welcome back. you are with "dw news." i am terry martin. france's highest in ministry of court has suspended the ban on full body burkini swimsuits. the suspension only involves the seaside resort that brought the case to court. and it is only temporary. many years ago there was an oil boom that brought sudden wealth to the angolan capital. it became an expensive plac

. >> i know it sounds clich?, but we are taking it one we get a time, one game at a time, been alternately we have areas that we need to build and improve on while continuing to accentuate the things we do do well. stephanie: thank you coach. taking on menomonee falls tonight, week two of operation football. lots of games tonight. mark: it must be sunny out there. it's sunny right now in racine. it is absolutely beautiful this evening. temperatures are comfortable around 72 degrees at 7:00. not much win. -- wind. last friday, when we had operation football, we only had a few games that actually completed. time. we are looking good. 60's tonight, the rain moves in overnight while you are sleeping. that will continue off and on during the day on saturday. sunday, less rain, but not a washout. kathy: our next news is at ?? >>> ryan lochte and the mad scramble to save his image. >> i'm not perfect. i do mess up. >> will the new threat of jail time sink his comeback? >>> and the real deal behind rumors he'll join "dan

cut it loose and all those cliches you hear from quarterback, cut it loose, grip it and rip it. any one you want, go ahead and pick. i don't quit. i'll take this thing down to the wire if that's what it takes. >> 9news broncos insider mike the most experienced quarterback in the nfl to the least on the pages of his notebook. >> reporter: do you understand what we have here with the broncos and their quarterback situation? this is going to be the first defending super bowl champion that's going to start a quarterback who has thrown as many nfl palaces as drew -- nfl passes as drew i wouldn't rule out paxton lynch just yet. >> my evaluation is coming from about the last six months. it's not coming from one day or one game or anything. it's over a period of time. i think they all continue to work extremely hard. >> reporter: it's been crazy around here with quarterbacks. the living legend john elway becomes a general manager, jay cutler, a 24-year-old pro bowler run out of town by the new young head coach. there was the magical tebow and the drama is just beginning. if simeon is th

. >> i've been in this career, and one hopes to avoid clichÉs i'm going to try not to mention 1984.but everyone says -- in fact the great thing about it is a clichÉ. >> the same year that 1984 came out it's as if someone gave him the novel in korea. and said do you think wilshire given our best our best shot. >> did you read it? >> guest: most early. i think every kid that grew up in the 1960s red 1984 and animal form. i have read it since it's a great work and christopher hitchens of course was a great writer. >> c-span: where do you do your work from? spee2 i presently live in the berkshires of massachusetts. i spent many years in upstate new york. i work at home, full-time writer. and that's what i do. that's i work on books, articles, films, films, many different types of projects. >> c-span: how long did it take you to put this together? >> guest: i can do think that every book takes a writer his or her whole life to produce. it's not something that people just toss off casually. you have to learn how to write a book, it takes training to do that and you have to learn a lot. so

it's a political cliche but it's also the truth. no republican has won the white house without winning ohio. if new leaders running his campaign and perhaps changes in connect with an akron crowd. it's no secret most of donald trump supporters are right. coming up tonight at 7:00, i'll have more on his uphill fight to connect. reporting at the university of akron's road to rio. tom beresidence, channel 3 news. >> -- tom beres, channel 3 news. rudy joined trump for the campaign. >> trump is set to take the stage. the refugees population is paying close attention. we have team coverage from the akron canton newsroom. >> they're welcoming donald trump and campaign comments on immigration. >> this country was built by foreigners, immigrants. we work hard everyday. it. >> since the donald trump campaign began, he's touched on many t deportation. >> it's now time for a new approach. >> he owned a grocery store in north hills for five years and believes everyone should be able to have a piece of american dream, even minimum -- even immigra

that is another cliche you have to say.hese guys are doing everything they can but disappointing. >> it's been 30 years of disappointment at -- >> -- immigration. children are a necessity. immigration helps. if you shrink your country and it doesn't grow. it is like russia finally got back to where they were before the -- look at the gdp. you need ed kids. it is a demographic issue. they can't create kids with money. you have to have what's known as household growth. >> which means what? there is no way for them to get out of it no matter how much they stim lasmt and buying a lot of etfs. >> it's working. they have getting the market up but you have to have people participate. i think all of this is a artifice and people are droekt say what the heck is japan doing. but you need income growth and household formation. and japan doesn't have it. we talk about the central bank as if they can create kids. >> some wear adult diapers and some wear kids diapers. so. >> -- e got hit very badly. proctor came in there and just vis rai

and black nationalists cliches strung together with a couple of bones thrown to limousine liberals fore climate change. and when you look at it, you have got to say this is about as unoriginal as you can get. this idea of empowering the community, giving them direct control and payment, that's been tried for 50 years. it was called the war on poverty. it was called the great society. and we know what the result was, all the numbers are in. $5 trillion and left not a trace. i don't take it seriously. i know you study it with biblical attention. i think you are inflating their importance. >> i know you do. i have got to tell you. >> and you are also inflating their coherence. they have no idea what they believe. >> coherence i haven't really commented on but the reason that i take time to report on this crew is because the mainstream establishment media has empowered them. has made them noble crusaders for justice. and you know they have. that no matter how heinous and how hateful the rhetoric, oh, it's not them. it's just a few. whereby if you look at their leadership you know this is t

same old cliches. it's the same cliche we've always heard. the democratic party takes african-americans for granted. the democratic party hasn't done anything for african-americans. but what has the republican party done? to use the term looters as a generalization, to talk about hating the police, to call people in general violent, that's not speaking out to african-americans. he had a chance to do that. i was in cincinnati. he was invited to come speak at the naacp convention in close proximity to cleveland and he won't go. >> my feelings are hurt. i mean, this is a guy whose wealth was built on his father's discriminatory rental practices. >> that's right. >> has he ever even made a building with housing for working people with affordable housing? has he done anything on that level to help improve lives, because that's part of what goes on in communities where there are these kind of incidents with police and there's poverty. it is not just police hating and drugs. he just loved african-americans together and just painted this chocolate ci

if you are a truck driver you know the cliche time is money and that's all too real. >> where are you? >> he has been driving for decades and he still feels the pressure to deliver the goods on time and plays it safe. jay i don't care -- >> i don't care if it is an hour late. >> the motorists see it. >> i see them in the fast lane. >> they drive as fast as the cars go. >> a proposal from the national highway traffic safety administration would impose a nationwide limit by using an electronic device to cap speeds in buses between 60 and 68 miles per hour. for now, older trucks would not be impacted. the hope is to reduce big rig collisions. some are deadly. he works for mutual express. they say regulating a truck's speed will save money and fuel, but they could drive up the cost to do business. >> when you are forced to slow down it is hard. >> many large companies cap speeds on their trucks. soon the new trucks could be forced to drive the limit. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> coming up next on abc7 news at 11:00, a man pulls out his cell phone and ends up in the middle of san francis

expressed anger saying the solidarity he had shown during the charlie hebdo attack were returned by cliches by the west. meanwhile, the russian president was one of the first foreign support.o voice his -- main on my discussion item of discussion is syria. ankara has been a key ally to the west during the five-year war. turkey is concerned over russia and the u.s.' mountain -- mounting support for group the finest terrorist organization. one contentious issue that could into a rematch. anchor: it is holiday season here but the threat of terrorism means security is paramount. armed police are touring just patrolling beaches while some markets, concerts, and sports events have been canceled. it is not what you might expect to see on the beach but ,fter july's attack in nice french authorities are taking no chances with tourist season in full swing. reinforcements are patrolling regularly. >> it is reassuring but also frightening. you cannot sunbathe calmly because when you see the place you think something could always happen. reporter: the state of emergency is set to last until january. tra

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a presidential cliche. there's a reason why politicians like to kiss babies. trump included. because it's supposed to make them seem nurturing and trustworthy. trump now doesn't seem so kid-friendly. >> throwing a baby out of a rally, all of these things that during the primary campaign kept donald trump in the him become the republican nominee are actually getting him off-course. >> reporter: tonight he blamed the media for feeding the narrative he has a woman problem. in doing so brought up once again last year's feud with megyn kelly. >> like she's got the one with blood coming out of her eyes, i meant her nose or her ears or her mouth. but these people are perverted and they think it was another location. >> reporter: tonight plenty of are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. >> do you have any qualms about supporting trump? >> i have not one iota of qualms of supporting mr. trump. not one bit. >> and you, no reservations? >> well, some reservations. because no one is perfect. >> when he said a couple of months ago he could stand at fifth avenue and shoot someone

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