the thing about diehl is, don't underestimate diehl either. ran for governor four years ago, he was never ahead in the polls until election day. he kind of came out of nowhere in a crowded field full of other republicans that thought nathan diehl was somebody they would easily sleep aside. deal had ethics issues in his background four years ago, also. georgia voters resoundingly elected him over a guy named roy barnes who was a popular governor on the democratic side. deal has to be the favorite this november. >> nathan deal, andrew cuomo, chris christie, governors ethics, that's the theme of the show. thank you doug richard with wxia tv in atlanta. appreciate that. still ahead, we'll find out whether paul ryan's plan to fix poverty. a rowdy church picnic, engineering crowds and national political implications. we'll put it altogether for you next. yoplait. it is so good for everyone's midnight cravings. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fix

craig, how long is the south going to have to deal diehl with this brutal heat and humidity? >> good evening. unfortunately it's going to be at least one or two more days. highs tomorrow will be well into the 90s, and some spots reaching 100 degrees. it's all thanks to a lot of humidity, warm temperatures, heat advisory in effect from missouri to north florida where it feels like temperatures in some spots above 100 degrees. >> axelrod: now there is also a tropical depression forming near the bahamas and the heat could actually affect that. what do we know about the storm right now? >> that's right, it has newly formed this afternoon. the heat bubble is influencing the steering currents around it. here is the depression right now in the southeast bahamas. it is forecast to become a tropical storm, work the way through the bahamas, eventually could be a category one hurricane and threaten the southeast u.s. >> axelrod: craig setzer in miami, thank you. the police response to protesters in ferguson, missouri, has the white house ordering a review tonight of how local police are

governor natal diehl will be stopping by. archt dennis lockhart will ask him what he makes of this markets all at the to be of the hour. all stocks in the med rho area. hotlanta was number one. >> and i would be remiss not to mention that georgia just won our top state for business. that's the back drop against all of this. you can do a motif on this as well, but this is the place to see, and we're going to talk about why. >> can i give you a -- >> you know, we have to catch a plane. we're going straight back. >> you have to relax. you're too young. tibco, by the way. up almost 9%, new out within the hour that they have reached out apparently to suitors. editor of herb greenberg's reality check. joining us by phone. i heard you had a rather green flag on the stock. did this hit you out of -- >> this definitely plays into the thesis. for those who say i never say anything positive, tibco is one of the rareities. i think it's because the company has performed so poorly. it's attracted a number of quiet i would call activists. s

. >>> i'm larry diehl. >>> and i'm ama daetz. >>> what happened here in ferguson really is pretty identicalhappened in oakland. >> oscar grant returns from oakland, seeing two parallels and two situations involving young black men involving police. >>> and what is happening in missouri to get under way here in the bay area. >>> a bay area teacher goes on a long hike and never returns, what one source is telling us right now. plus? >> thousands of firefighters save a town near yosemite. you will hear how close it came as people express their thanks. >> live, from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >>> protesters are starting to gather right now in oakland. you are looking live at pictures from sky 7 hd. demonstrators will speak out on michael brown's shooting by police in ferguson, missouri. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. thank you for joining us, there are several developments in the shooting death of the 18-year-old teenager. attorney general holder is meeting with federal agents investigating brown's death and will later meet with the brown family

i'm larry diehl. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> hartman was sentenced today after admitting that see violated her probation. los angeles airport police arrested hartman when she showed up at l.a.x. last week without a valid ticket after a judge ordered her to stay away. it all began when hartman stowed away on a flight from san jose to l.a. a few days early ierier. she was first placed on probation for sneaking past security and then violating a stay away order there. a judge also ordered hartman to get a mental health exam. >> concerns over that breach and another over the past four months is leading to a call for a public hearing to pinpoint exactly what's wrong and how to fix it. >> david louie covered both incidents. he's live at the airport. david, the airport director spoke for the first time about the problems today. >> reporter: and it's very significant to be talking to the airport director. all previous requests to talk to her have been turned down. now we just got word from city hall that september 25th is the date for this public hearing. they intend to look at everything under th

i'm larry diehl. >> and i'm sharon jennings. pg&e pled not guilty to new charges that came out of the san bruno pipeline explosion. the utility faces record fines if convicted. >> vic lee joins us in the newsroom with the dwementd developed today. >> about three weeks ago, the u.s. attorney issued a superseding or new indictment against pg&e which more than doubled the criminal charges. none of the executives showed up for the arraign mentd, but after prosecutors read the indictment, an attorney for pg&e responded not guilty to all charges. >> pg skn e faces one count of obstructed the federal investigation into the pipeline explosion and 23 counts of violating the safety act. it killed eight people and injured 66 others. 38 homes were destroyed, 17 others badly damaged. if federal prosecutors have their way, the giant utility could be slapped with a $1.3 billion fine. pg&e maintains it did nothing wrong. >> no pg&e employee intentionally violated any laws. when any errors are made, employees are acting in good faith. >> some di

i'm larry diehl. at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >>> a 911 phone call that a male adults had been located unconscious. >> marin county deputies explain how robin williams died, disturbing details about the last moses. this beloved actor and comedian. >>> plus -- >> it must have been just a real connection. >> a side of robin williams few have seen. a bay area woman on a real life friendship. and an acting partnership on the big screen. >>> plus, how williams is being remembered not just for his heart, but for his acts of kindness as well. >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> tributes to robin williams pouring in at the iconic bench from the movie "good will hunting." >> flowers at the actor's home in tiburon, and flowers at his star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> the world mourns his passing as we learn that his wife left the house yesterday thinking everything was fine. >> at approximately 10:30 a.m. on august 11, 2014, mr. williams' wife left the home bel

next up, governor nathan diehl of georgia landed in an embarrassing situation on tuesday.our students stood up to ask the governor about a board of regents policy which prohibits illegal immigrants from attending certain schools in the state. the governor assumeded the students addressing himm were i the country illegally. >> there is a fundamental problem that can only be solved at the congressional level. and that is to deal with the issue of children. and i presume you fit that category -- >> i don't. i'm not an illegal immigrant. >> oh, okay. >> i don't know why you thought that i was undocumented. is it because i look hispanic? >> you made the statement. you stood up. i'm sorry if i insulted you. i did not intend to. >> next up, burger king's corporate flip to canada. they found a way to get out of paying taxes. you and i still have to. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "

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about two of the most desirable schools in washington, d.c., woodrow wilson high school and alice diehl and you have parents who are civically engaged. this is why you're getting this pushback, this blowback. now, however, you know, they have worked on these boundaries, but these are the boundaries set by an administration going out. >> out, right. >> well, i think catania's issue is he's the education chair committee -- chair. let's remember bowser has also said sheelieves this should be delayed. she really has more at stake here with her constituents because this is her district. >> she's got to live with it. >> she has the district with wilson and alice. she has said i don't want it and she says this should be done by the next mayor who's coming in. >> right. >> this should be delayed. we know what that means, is that if she expects to win she wants to have control and her constituents are saying we don't want these changes because we have the issue of lower performing schools next to high performing schools and if this is an issue where it changes the balance in some of those areas

also, georgia governor nathan diehl is going to join us. we'll ask him how he's going to be tops on the business lid list next year. fed president dennis lockhart will join us after the bell in a news-making interview. and the person rumored to be home depot's next ceo, craig menear, also here exclusively and gives us a peek into some of the major changes they're making to their distribution network, bill. >> yeah, the economy's doing okay in georgia there, and it's contributing a great degree to what's going on on the east coast here, so we've got a lot to talk about in that regard. the european economy is struggling, though, and the european markets were down today. the german dax was down enough to make it into correction territory today. it has since bounced back a little bit, but those european markets have been taking a toll on our own. let me show you, kelly, how our markets have been doing so far today. a bit of a bounce on the open this morning. we've been drifting this afternoon. the dow right now is up 14 points. the nasdaq is up