duffy, chairman of the oversight and investigations subcommittee. mr. duffy: good morning, mr. stumpf. i want to tell you i'm a 20-year customer of wells fargo. i started out at nor west. my wife and i joined accounts. i benefit from your bank. your people treated me incredibly well. that's why i'm there. what i'm hearing today is incredibly disturbing. i want to make sure you and i are on the same page. how do you classify what wells fargo did with this potentially two million account holders? mr. stumpf: well, the two million account holders were accounts, was about -- the p.w.c. looked at 93 million accounts, the two million -- sorry. mr. duffy: was this fraud? was this an h.r. person, theft, how do you see this? mr. stumpf: the two million accounts could not be ruled out -- mr. duffy: i'm asking how do you classify when you took $22 to $25, from whatever the number is, maybe it's one million, maybe it's two million, how do you classify that? mr. stumpf: i think it was dishonest, it broke our code of ethics and the people who are responsible -- mr. duffy: was it theft? did y

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duffy, chairman of the oversight and investigations subcommittee. mr. duffy: good morning, mr. stumpf. i want to tell you i'm a 20-year customer of wells fargo. i started out at nor west. my wife and i joined accounts. i benefit from your bank. your people treated me incredibly well. that's why i'm there. what i'm hearing today is incredibly disturbing. i want to make sure you and i are on the same page. how do you classify what wells fargo did with this potentially two million account holders? mr. stumpf: well, the two million account holders were accounts, was about -- the p.w.c. looked at 93 million accounts, the two million -- sorry. mr. duffy: was this fraud? was this an h.r. person, theft, how do you see this? mr. stumpf: the two million accounts could not be ruled out -- mr. duffy: i'm asking how do you classify when you took $22 to $25, from whatever the number is, maybe it's one million, maybe it's two million, how do you classify that? mr. stumpf: i think it was dishonest, it broke our code of ethics and the people who are responsible -- mr. duffy: was it theft? did y

duffy: hearings had been had. all the evidence was with the tribunal and they are about to make a decision. that is your testimony? ms. grosh: my testimony is that iran was missing for a plenary determination about this issue regarding the disposition of the trust fund. it was our termination it was much better to decide for a much smaller amount than what the tribunal could have rendered. rep. duffy: but there was no imminent determination on the horizon. my time has expired. i recognize the ranking member mr. greene for five minutes. you.. chairman, thank i am a former judge. i can say to you from experience sincehen the litigants, what the ruling of the court will be, it becomes imminent at that point. you don't have to say it for it to become imminent, but when the visible and that could be to the best interest, it's not unusual for the litigatingt o act. mr. chairman, i want you to know displeased with figuring. and i want to thank -- with the hearing. i want to thank all of my colleagues that have returned.

duffy: was it theft? mr. stumpf: pardon me. mr. duffy: did you steal? mr. stumpf: our people did not do what was right. mr. duffy: that's not my question. did you steal? i want to know if you and i are on the same page. did wells fargo employees steal from a million to two million other customers, yes or no? mr. stumpf: in some cases they did. mr. duffy: they did. mr. stumpf: yes. mr. duffy: so as wells fargo back to 2011 is stealing from their customers -- and by the way, banking is based on trust. mr. stumpf: correct. mr. duffy: i don't care if it's 10% or 1% or half a percent of the people you do business with, if you're stealing from them, in 2011, 1,000 people are fired for stealing, and what do you do? you don't fix the problem. and 1,000 people are fired in 2012 and you don't fix the problem. and in 2013, 1,200 people are fired and we still have a problem. and you're stealing from people. so how do you -- listen. i guarantee you that any bank in my community, if they were stealing from someone at the lower level, fired and fixed the problem on day on

duffy nothing any public comment on this item? seeing none, no public comment move back to the appellants for rebuttal. >> thank you by the way, the 15 hundred block of the russo home the ting this strikes me we have it seems to me some confusion on the permit holders part first they're going to live there and not and might live there the permit holders briefs talked about the good neighbor vest turns on presidio this is talks about front sergeants and the permit holder tells neighbors one thing and says another thing later i must talk about the possibility of an extended building envelope the property owner whoever that is is able to convert a portion of property into a second units that is disconcerting a quality of life at the end of the day my husband and i and my fame have been living there since 1994 and until we die i don't know who will be living next to us but living with the quality of life issues one thick commissioner swig you are were saying can i have the overhead? it is true that building extends outs but a narrow p

duffy. >> joe duffy dbi. the two permits under appeal this evening for the exudate 1-2 feet above 10 yd.3 trench and repair of private walkway to about plumbing and electrical conduits to be embedded underground that building permit was is a [inaudible]. it was reviewed by building inspection division building plan check and issued by central permit bureau on 8 june. second permit for a new fence side and rear 8 feet tall. again, building inspection division looked at it did went to city planning. also building plan check. then it was issued again formate over the current approval. the fence permit to my thing, does address a notice of violation that we issued on the 18th of may, 2016. it doesn't reference the notice of violation but was first installing a fence at the planning site but sitting six. [inaudible] website a property. again proper permits and plans for fence on left property. so, that permit was take care of that notice of violation when the work is finished. you did hear a lot of comments obviou

but duffy says all the prerpartion is paying off. city officials spent the weekend putting concrete, clay and sandbags over manholes all through the czech village - so even though a significant amount of water i appear that it will cause any major issues. i'm ready to get through this, it's been a long few days, i'm really proud of the efforts everyone has made in the city, and really working with the contractors and people involved with this, it's been a really inspiring thing to be a part of. there was one breech in newbo, dave franzman will have more on that coming up later in the show. in cedar rapids, kcrg tv nine news. meteorologist justin gehrts went out today to check on river levels along the wapsipinicon river, which also continues to flood.. justin, what did you see during your tour today? wapsi upstream of anamosa crested a bit earlier today. this was how the river looked in central city this afternoon. you can see how much water was coming past the roller dam, and it had quite a strong current as it headed downstream. wh

the deputy stopped and duffy pulled out a bunch of credit cards. the deputy noticed that the cards were not in his name and arrested him. police called the owners of the card. one woman didn't even know hers had been stolen. >> they told me that they had my card in custody and they wanted to know if mr. brendan duffy was if i had a pocket full of someone else's cards, i definitely would not pull that pocket out! >> she got her card back before it had been used. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:55. still ahead a chance to see the bucks stars off the court. the tour they are kicking off and when they are coming to a spot near you. apple lovers, get >> this morning gm is settling lawsuits. they had recalled 2.6 million cars to replace the defective switches, they were linked to a 124 deaths and more than 250 injuries. gm admitted to knowing about t faulty part a decade before the recall. >> new york's attorney general is investigating whether the maker of these epi pens violated the antitrust laws. they have may included anticompetitive terms in the sale

find any evidence. >> "the washington post" fact checker looked into the same claim by duffy and rated it false. >> steve: thanks. >> shannon: let's take a look outside port washington, a beautiful view from our tower cam, where clear skies are here. we may need to bring an umbrella. >> scott: good news is that steve is inviting all of us out on his join him there. welcome to the weather center. what a spectacular day it's turned out to be in the evening hours. beautiful blue skies out there. sunsetting little earlier this time of year, and on the horizon going to be nice colors. there is the university tower and a whole lot of nothing in the sky right now. and your weather headline, get ready for starry skies overnight tonight. bright blue skies returning tomorrow with just a few fair afternoon. and the readings are going to stop rising. resist of the trend we saw. outside right now we have all dipped into the 60s across southeastern wisconsin. 64 in west bend, 66 in waukesha 67 in burlington, 68 degrees along the lake in racine, also in kenosha and mitchell international. just everyb

hispanic chamber of commerce president and surrogate javier -- and spokeswoman rachel campos-duffy and a senior adviser to the trump campaign. javier, to you first. i thought he made an interesting point about legal immigration and about our right to choose who comes here. here's part of what trump said. >> it's our right as a sovereign nation to choose immigrants that

i think it's fair. >> congressman duffy.ou for coming in. >>> i'll speak with democratic congressman joaquin castro. he has strong views on this. >>> in a few hours you'll see president obama's entire town hall discussing the changes facing u.s. military veterans as well as his legacy as commander in chief. you can watch it tonight. 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> coming up, new revelations about suspected cyberattacks from russia. is vladimir putin behind the efforts to break into state voter registration lists? >>> we're also following breaking news in south carolina where three people have been shot at an elementary school. "credit karma, why are you checking your credit score?" "you don't want to ride the 13l forever, do you?" "credit karma huh?" "yeah, it's free." "credit karma. give youself some credit." perfect. no tickets, no accidents... that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. yeah. now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? no. your insura

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. >> reporter: but duffy did. the deputy noticed the cards were not in his name and arrested him. >> my card is safe. >> reporter: trinny it never expecting this. >> up didn't really hear about a lot of stuff like that in wyoming. so in coming here and just going out for like the first time ever and then that happens, your mind is kind of blown. >> reporter: she couldn't help sharing this message to duffy. >> dude, use the cops to charge your final of the time. [laughter] you just saved us all. i we a -- >>> want to again you a look at some of the stories for 7:00. >> the hunt is on for three men accused of robbing a gun store. you won't believe how long it took them to steal 100 guns. >>> and a billionaire brings this countryman free data on the cell phones. why the generous offer won't last long. those stories and any breaking news as it happens at 7:00. >>> well, kevin janison will not you free data but he will give you the weather. >> there are days when he's hard at work and days like this. >> if you are dete

the deputy stopped and duffy pulled out a bunch of credit cards. the deputy noticed that the cards were not in his name and arrested him. police called the owners of the card. one woman didn't even know hers card in custody and they wanted to know if mr. brendan duffy was authorized to use it and i said he most certainly is not! if i had a pocket full of someone else's cards, i definitely would not pull that pocket out! >> you would think so, right. she got her card back before it had been used. "g.m.a." is coming up. first, weatherwatch 12, this is a live look at dopplar 12 radar, po w they are getting rained on right now. we are seeing it later. sally says just a couple of dry hours are coming our way too. >> areas south of milwaukee the pavement is drying off. we delays on the byss eastbound, west bound. you get it. plan on extra time. earlier crash is cleared. >> i am looking at the rain and storms off and on throughout the day today. i expect a peek of the sun. heavy rainfall is possible. >> do we need the rain? it could come as a soaker would

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duffy says trump's poll numbers among african- americans have been rising in many competitive states. governor scott walker talked about his transportation budget plan today stop in waukesha. he attended a dedication ceremony for a new state-of-the-art science building at carroll university.. after the ceremony, cbs 58 news asked him about state transportation spending, a day after milwaukee county executive chris abele used what he called "steadily decreasing" state funding as one reason for proposing a 60-dollar wheel tax. "we made a major new investment in this budget proposal in helping counties their roads and bridges all across the state. and if this ultimately goes through as proposed, through the state legislature, it'll be one of the most significant increases state and local governments have had." had." 3 earlier today, the governor demonstrated his grasp of social media. he appeared on facebook live, answering questions from the state capitol as several hundred logged on to watch. the questions were submitted before the session..the governor says he plans to do more of it.

congressman duffy. good morning. >> good morning. >> you were in the meeting yesterday.he headlines. we know reporters like to report and create headlines. what was it really like in the room? >> i was there for the first part where he gave i think a great presentation to our conference talking about his personal relationship with donald trump and how donald has cared for him and his family and as he's worked with mr. trump, how he cares about all these people who work for him and it's kind of become infectious within the trump organization. he told those stories. talked about the two of them praying together. talked about what it's like to be on the stump with him in this effort, to hope to make america in a way to grow america, the economy, upward mobility, give us security and overseas. that was a big part of the conversation. it was important because as your viewers know, mr. pence used to be a house member. he used to actually run the republican conference. i had a chance to serve with him for two years, so people know him and they trust him. i thought it was a real

. >> brian: must duffy wasn't going for it. >> tia: i'm with mrs. duffy. >> jon: you'll find all kinds of things in the seats. >> brian: dinner. >> jon: exactly right. we are going with mid 70s and brisk north winds great football weather tonight. we will slide from the 60s into the 50s for great sleeping. a brisk friday, 74. a nice saturday -- ? -- i hear it. play the music. it's great. 82 on labor day. sunshine right on through and back to warm temperatures on tuesday and wednesday. we are back to work. >> tia: i was trying to look up the song montel jordon. this is how we do it. >> brian: oh, that was it? jon was going to sing. >> dylan: we believe adam newman, the prisoner, is being aided and abetted by his wife, chelsea. [ camera shutter clicks ] we now have a lead on the car she and her son used to flee genoa city. it's a gray sedan, wisconsin plate tah 7m2, last seen headed west on market street presumably headed out of the city limits. now, if you have seen this car, if you have any information on its whereabouts, please contact the gcpd tip

duffy anything on this case. >> good work commissioners joe duffy dbi just under a dbi point of view the building permits is a common permits they issue a lot for the glr ground floor and a deck at the rear on the second level that was a permit is over-the-counter approval that went the police as you heard the planning department went through the building department plan check and mechanical plan check for the primary issued i reviewed did plans that were with the brief and to say it is a typical project adrc a bedroom and some other areas behind the garage i did not see anything unusual deal with 9 feet they're getting the light for the bedroom so the deck is absent bigger but smart using that i was going to i dhekd into that so the only thing that i had on it i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you okay any public comment on this item? please step forward. >> welcome. >> so i'm richard newman and live on the just a few minutes property and i actually went doesn't get notice of permitted i only found out about that a couple of days ago i know that judy was working on the

i'm brian duffy. left of summer. meteorologist sam roberts is with us with mother nature's summer swan song. okay. >> samantha: still summer. i'm not letting go. i won't let it happen until 10:21 on the dot, right? we soak up every last minute of summer. here's doppler max, and there's nothing on it this morning. your morning drive, your morning walk or run, it all looks great. if you're working outside today, you have great weather. just a little bit on the rot side later toda the 60s. good morning to you in cleveland. we're at 62. sandusky in the 60s, and akron, canton, mansfield, and worcester is the coolest checking in at 64. you may have patchy fog down that way. we're entering that time of year in the fall season where there's patchy stuff somewhere in the viewing area every day. so if you run into it, just take any fog should lift by mid to late morning giving way to a mostly sunny sky today. lunchtime temperatures, here is your school day forecast. low 80s and great chance of outdoor recess today as the weath

i'm brian duffy. the long weekend is over and it's time to head back to school or work. you are the one and only. we'll track in with laura demaria who is watching the roads, but first over to our first alert weather center meteorologist sam roberts -- >> tia: the one and only. >> samantha: pretty common name. there might be a couple of people. i don't know that there's many that do this. i'm the one and only here. this is the one and only laura demaria and this is the only place you can watch brian duffy spit coffee out on live tv. >> brian: it's so sweet. >> samantha: this is not psl this is like iced coffee weather. it's hot and steamy today. dry weather in the sort term but a stormy ending to the work week and then we get the pumpkin spice weather later in the forecast. here doppler max and not much going on. we have one rain drof out in seneca county, and the rest of us are completely dry. our big weather story until the day ahead is going to be the heat. take a look at some of these highs for your city. downtown cleveland if you down here to work or maybe you have

let's give them the same opportunity with a good education. >> congressman duffy, congressman jeffries, thank you for making the case for your respect rif candidates here on "new day" this morning, as always. alisyn? >> did either candidate do anything last night to sway voters who have not decided yet? up next, we'll talk to a panel of voters and ask if last night's debate helped them make their choice. >>> i just left detroit, and i just left philadelphia. you've seen me. i've been all over the place. you decided to stay home, and that's okay. >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. and yes, i did. and you know what else i prepared for? i prepared to be president. i think that's a good thing. >> what did voters think about last night's debate? what about undecided voters? did last night clarify their thinking? here to discuss with us this morning is a panel of voters. hillary clinton supporter daniel forbes, i don't want to say who you all support. all right, i'll say it. the undecided voters of arlene, nicolas, and russell. russel, good morning. >> mornin

duffy: i appreciate the gentleman's support.ould just ask, i would like to submit six letters from numerous veterans service organizations in support of h.r. 5620 as amended into the record. and with that, i thank my colleagues and yield back the remainder of my time. the chair: the request is covered by general leave and the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from wisconsin. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed. mr. takano: mr. chairman. i ask for the yeas and nays. the chair: does the gentleman ask for a recorded vote. mr. takano: yes, i do. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from wisconsin will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 22 printed in ouse report 114-742. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i rise as the designee of the gentleman from new jersey. the chair: the clerk

congressman duffy, a wild start to the hour, and trump coming out strong in clive, iowa. sort of a dualing campaign speeches happening right now. and a strong focus on the economy. obama touting how great things are, donald trump saying not so much. >> i think that is a great point, most americans in philadelphia or across the mid section of the country, they realize the economy is faltering. business go big government policy, as you know, make the wealth wealthier. and obama comes out and wants to highlight the economy, he is out of touch with the american people, i think it works for donald trump to talk about policies that grow the economy, opportunity, upward mobility, and that is why he is resonating with people who gravitate toward his campaign because they apt brighter future for their families and kids. >> we saw donald trump bring up some of his supporters on stage to prove they're not deplorables, watch. >> these are not deplorable people, i can tell you. >> my wife and i represent nondeplorable people. >> i'm a wife, mother, i work full-time, and i am voting fo

duffy of wisconsin. the chair will reduce to two minutes votes the minimum time for any electronic vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 2 printed in house report 114-742 by the gentleman from minnesota, mr. walz, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in house report 114-742 offered by mr. walz of minnesota. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. and this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes

the minnesota twins and my in the air and -- >> mike is on a tear and his third home run this week duffy doesn't like it. the magic number is now 17, we are days a way from the season opener against filly there are a lot of rookies. and 13 on the active rostter the boys will become men. understand the work ethic. and the nfl proplayer and what the takes to win. and the proof is in we have to go win. that is, all there is left to do and that is where my mind is all of the time. >> and don't forget we have your covered. the all new dogs on the and 11:35 we will wrap it up. ohio state plays tulsa and despite store 77 last week squeaks scoring 77 -- scoring 77 >> and very talented receivers and a decoordinators that is sound on defense and do a nice job. >> and you know the buckeyes play right here tomorrow at 3:30. we will have a full wrap on the ohio state game and post game immediate lee following. you know what is next? you know? it is the do 0 >>> week three of the five on here. >> widely scattered darkness is my plan. this is a play off preview. bulldogs, and connect with logan, the lo

duffy, for five minutes. mr. duffy: thank you, mr. speaker. my e today to express great concern that in a mere nine days the united states government is going to give up control of the internet. and this is one of those issues that i don't think many americans know about. this is not on the front page above the fold of your paper. it's not splashed across your nightly news. you're not seeing it everywhere on the internet. so americans aren't really aware of it. nine days before this transfer is about to take place. now, as the speaker knows there's many things in this house, both parties, don't always agree on. that might be an understatement. you know, the president just transferred $1.7 billion to iran. 400 of it -- $400 million arguably was iranian monny, but $1.3 billion was american money. the u.s. taxpayer money. transferred to iran, police sponsor of terrorists. i disagree with that and some colleagues on the other side might applaud that. i would disagree. or the fact at that we are releasing prisoners from guantanamo bay. folks who he

duffy has hit on this, this is the banking industry. it exists based on trust. and what your employees did, at least, well, as many as 565,000 fraudulent credit card were secretly opened by your employees using the social security numbers of your customers. so they open fake credit cards so they could charge them for that. they assigned fictitious pin numbers when the customer didn't even know that that was going on. they put pin numbers. then they assigned e-mail addresses so they could comply with it and get the bonus so that the account was opened. and these are your customers. now, we've had credit card companies up here who have sent credit cards to noncreditworthy borrowers and seniors who didn't understand what they were getting. but in this case, these are your customers. these are the people that they became victims because they did business with your bank. that is unbelievable. and, you know, i know that mr. meeks and mr. capuano have made comparisons to criminal activity, but i do want to note that under the racketeer, influence and corruption act, yo

watch this encounter with wisconsin representative sean duffy going on the attack: >> did wells fargo employees steal from a million to two million customers? >> in some cases they did. of the problem in 2013. 5300 wells fargo epiemployees h been filled but no top level executives have lost their jobs. >>> a type of injury fadoctors might miss but for survivors it is all too common. and the badgers heading into the match up with number five michigan and we talk about the ju eagle >> and find out which hollywood star avery said wants to play him in the movie. and the tonight show is next. here a preview from jimmy fallon. >> vice president is my guest? >>> stab n avery is talking to ct being interviewed by phone from prison. this new fiance sits down and discusses her relationship with the murder. avery told dr. phil he would like brad pitt to play him in a >>> concussions and brain injuries a usually associated with veterans and athletes but new information on uncovering unexpected victims. >> a startling number of abuse victims are suffering from injuries that could make it harder fo

i'm tia ewing. >> and i'm nichole vrsansky in for brian duffy, another gorgeos day ahead. meteorologist samantha roberts ha t >> good morning, guys. it's 6:31, and you are absolutey right. we have no weather worries toda. if you liked this weekend's weather you're going to love today's weather. in fact, it's still the weekend for many of you. we are going to be heating up in the days ahead. we are back to near 90 by the middle of the week. we have some storms at the end f the week and they should lead to cooler weather before too long. i'll have all the details in yor first alert forecast, but first we've got to get you out the dor this morning with a check of on it. i've got the cloud layer turned on. not picking up on any clouds on the satellite and there is no rain of course. tough to have rain when you dont have cloud cover. today's chance of rain is zero. whatever your plans are for the day you can leave the umbrella t home, but you will need it by te week's end. we'll take a closer look at wicked shape up to be a stormy three day period thursday throuh saturday. we'r

braidton duffy is authorized to use it. and i said he certainly is not. the victim says she left her card at a restaurant the night before. no word yet if duffy is facing charges and what they are. state house, that is. charlie baker senior adviser said a mouse was discovered behind the governor's deck today. he tweeted this picture with a staffer and a recycling bin most likely ed with mouse inside. another picture shows him setting the mouse free on the state house lawn. mice are often seen scurrying around the building and officers say well it's because it's 218 years old. >>> now at 11, a local high school with an urgent warning for teens and the state social media accounts are targeting specific students. >>> still spinning around to our south, the impact hermine will have before it finally moves away. >> and a big league swing big papi just took at donald trump. >> reporter: first at 11:00, a local high school is warning students and parent beside a safe social media account that might be soliciting students. >> and i'm mark ockerbloom. someone crea

i'm brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. the long holiday weekend is here, and we have team coverage to get you started. traffic anchor laura demaria is watching the roads and checking all flights for you as well. for samantha roberts and tracking our forecast. first, let's get the latest on hurricane hermine from diane gall gallagher. >> tia: all right. let's get over to jon loufman. >> jon: i'll give you the late he is on the hurricane. this is a live picture, and you can see it spinning away. that's the signature of a hurricane. this red box is a tornado watch box. why? hurres tornadoes, and so they're watching for that in addition to the storm surge as this works its way through georgia. but oh, no, it's not done yet. it's moving northeast at 14 miles per hour. here's where it is now. here's where it's going. as we make our way to this afternoon, we're talking about right around the charleston area, so headed up through georgia on it's way through south carolina. then we head on up the coast past the outer banks, cape 45

braidton duffy is authorized to use it. the victim says she left her card at a restaurant the night before. no word yet if duffy is facing charges and what they are. >>> a mouse in the house, the state house, that is. charlie baker senior adviser said a mouse was discovered behind the governor's deck today. he tweeted this picture with a staffer and a recycling bin most likely ed with mouse inside. another picture shows him setting the mouse free on the state house lawn. mice are often seen (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... >> today on "fablife"... what are some things that you guys have done to take some risks? >> i basically lied my way here. next "fablife," it's all about being fearless and daring. >> nicole "snooki" polizzi. >> i'm basically a diy queen. >> bold home and fashion trends. >> this whole room just reminds me of "jersey shore." it's called the fizzy poliz

. >> republican congressman, sean duffy, a trump supporter, is joining us here in studio.or joining us. you are from wisconsin and i'm very proud of that as well. what's your reaction when you hear that trump went on russian tv and gave this interview to larry king on russian tv and that he is dismissing or tends to dismiss this notion that russia is hacking? >> first off, he went on with larry king, a guy that helped build cnn network. a lot of people pick up larry king and his podcast. it is not like he went to russia on a russian television. it was in an american house with an american perspective. >> what about the russians. >> i don't think we know who is hacking the dnc. >> paul ryan is suggesting the russians are doing it. >> we don't have any public evidence yet. to call them out when we don't have it i think we are premature. when we talk about going on television, networks of people we don't like very much. obama went to cuba. these are people that killed dissidents and prison dissidents. he went down there with the castro brothers and went to baseball games. som

>> brian: i'm brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. meteorologist samantha roberts is tracking some rain in the first alert forecast. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. welcome back, tia. good morning if you're just waking up with us. the time is 6:01. we are tracking swe the west of our coverage area. most of us walk out the door this morning to dry conditions. here's your satellite and radar imagery. you can see we can a good bit of clear sky off to the east. clouds to the west as our next system moves in. here's the rain closer to i-75, the finley area. again, these are lifting off to the east and northeast. i think as this moisture rotates in, that's the kind of movement it's going to take. lake, and i think most of this at least during the morning will miss the cleveland metro area. so as you head out to the bus stop this morning, you send the kids off, i doubt we'll have much, if any, rain in cleveland. it's that walk home and lunchtime today where we expect a better chance of showers, especially that walk home and into tonight

braden duffy was authorized and he's -- and i said, he is not. they were out and couldn't help but laugh but found out how he got caught >> definitely an airhead. >> they rest spells out the whole bizarre encounter. >> i have no idea what he was thinking. >> flagged down a deputy. he asked him if he could charge his cell phone to call uber. he made himself comfortable on a bench whipping out a bunch of credit cards. >> if i had a pocket full of cars i wouldn't pull that out. >> but he did. he noticed that they were not in his name and he arrested >> she is especially thankful she just moved and begged her aunt to go out. >> you don't really care about a lot of stuff like that. so coming here and going out and it happens her mind is kind of blown >> she is surprised and she couldn't help but share this message. >> dude, use the cops to charge your phone, all the time. you saved us all. >>> you may be able to help us find who owns this american flag that you see in the video. it was found on the side of 19 in clearwater. the man hopes that he can r

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wisconsin representative sean duffy was one of the lawmakers on the attack at the hearing. "just pull the curtain back a little bit and they go, 'man, whether you want to call it defrauding our customers, or stealing from our customers, wells fargo has a big two-million fake accounts were opened by bank employees... as result... more than 53-hundred employees have been fired.so far no top-level executives have lost their jobs. getting hit in the head by a soccer ball during a match, turned out to be lucky for a die-hard danish soccer fan.the soccer fan collapsed after he was hit in the head with a stray shot during the warmup of a match.he ended going to the hospital... that's where doctors found a tumor in the man's brain.the tumor is benign so it can be removed. however... if the man hadn't been hit he ball, doctors probably wouldn't have found the tumor before it was too late. the weekend showdown between the united states and europe continues this morning in minnesota at golf's ryder cup. one of the best shots made... was yesterday... during a practice round... when sev

duffy: thank you. i would just note the chairman's bill and my amendment doesn't prohibit cash payments to a lot of people around the world, a lot of countries around the world. it restricts cash payments to only a few countries around the world and those countries that are american designated states that sponsor terrorism. and i don't mean to lecture anybody about 9/11. i didn't live in new york. i'm not from new york but i watched what happened in new york. i think it's important that we not forget what happened, who was responsible. and that we don't lose our focus. today for partisan reasons on who those bad actors are and that we remain vigilant in our effort to push back and fight back against state sponsors of terror, and part of that fight is the fight against allowing them cash. and on the banking committee, i know mr. royce works on this aggressively, we can use the global financial system to shut them out and we've been successful at that. but if you open up the global financial system and y

i'm brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. we'll get a live report from hopkins airport this morning where all of the major airlines put storage con tin yent see first, a check on weather and traffic. laura demaria has her eyes on the roads, but meteorologist jon loufman is in for meteorologist sam roberts. hey, john. >> jon: it looks like the storm will strengthen across the warm waters of the gulf of mexico, and that's why florida is bracing for ugly stuff. we are bracing for a much cooler morning. a taste of fall as we usher in september on north winds that are crossing 77-degree waters. it's entirely possible. we're all familiar with it. you could sigh a lake-effect rainshower in afternoon. spotty could be as the cool air comes across the warm lake. looking good right now outside, temperatures are going to warm only into the mid-70s as we make our way through a day that brings a sun/clouds mix. emphasis for the latter part of the day on clouds as we head to 75 for a high. kids at the bus stop, breezy, north winds 10 to 20.

antidumping gave up -- andrew duffy gave up six runs. we go to the magic number machine. down from 4 to three. can clinch tomorrow but still a chance for sunday. >> high school football week five time for game changers. student council member and potter organize this event along with the junior class for her younger sister who survived a child could cancer -- childhood cancer. now the hornets first-quarter junior running back goes in from 2 yards out. qb tommy powers takes the ball with a powerful run. down to the 18th yard line finished by brett beamer. 42- 0.>> blue double country senior night for the blue double fan. doing all the work on the 30 yard score to start the second half. now game changer -- matt hudson now onto the pirates josh penta sally. game changer 30 yard ankle breaking run. two picks in the third quarter. perry wins big 49-7.>> brown's need point -- they have fire players out on the injury report two are questionable including the kicker patrick murray into today. -- injured today. browser likely to sign kicker cody parker. extra point with this 62 ya

i'm brian duffy. it's an alert weather day. sam has been busy all morning long tracking this rain all over northeast ohio. what's up, sam? >> samantha: well, you know, the rain chances remain high for today and into tomorrow. it's not going to rain time, but there will be waves of rain all the way through the weekend. windy and cool as well, and an unsettled pattern just really taking shape for us. you can see on our satellite and radar imagery we have some rain and a lot of cloud cover. i don't think we'll see much, if any, sunshine for today, although i keep my fingers crossed maybe we see a few peeks of it. here are the showers i'm following all morning long moving out of the youngstown area into trumbull geauga counties. in middlefield, good morning to you, rain pressing through as we speak. in the burton area, rain is knocking on your back doorstep. and madison by about 7:00 in the morning in lake county. you could see some showers with maybe a little thunder. don't let that alarm you. it's not going to be severe weather,

i'm nichole vrsansky in for brian duffy this morning. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. some crisp morning air, but not as bad as yesterday. by this afternoon it will warm up quite a bit. meteorologist samantha roberts has been monitoring the forecast and has a look for you this morning. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning, and good morning it you're just rolling out of bed. it's 6:01 and 56 degrees in cleveland. it feels awesome outside, but notice we have that south-southeast wind, so that 58 akron/canton. i hope your day is off to a great start as well. in the world of weather we have absolutely no problems today. this is one of those great fall days. i moved here about a year ago. i think last week was my year mark here, and i remember my first week here, i told jeff, i was like the weather here is so nice in the fall. it really is, early fall, right when it's not quite fall yet. we kind of see last few days of summer and things are really quiet. that's the kind of weather we're going to enjoy today. hour-by-hour chance of rain is zero. no showers or thunderstorms. y

them to charge a cell phone.g >> what happened next put him into handcuffs, they say that brendan duffy stopped the deput saturday morning asking if he could charge accountable on a bench without bunch of credit cards, the deputy noticed that the cards were not in his name, arrested himcc and contacted the victim had left her debit card at a restaurant. >> they said they had my card, and that if he was authorized to use and i said he is most certainly not.s use the cop to charge your phone, all the time becausese y just saved us and we appreciate that. >> do not said what charges he introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. plus an appetizer or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. and the next wedding gift is... a gravy boat. ooh, one gravy boat. that's from sheldon. he told me he had it engraved. "in the event of a divorce, please return to sheldon cooper." one "inappropriate, yet i wish i thought of that" gravy boat. when i get married i'm going to register at the ucla cadaver lab. ew, why? 'cause i've always wanted a whole human skeleton

((voice of sean duffy/r-wisc.) did wells fargo employees steal from a million to two million of their customers? yes or no? john stumpf: in some cases, they did )) ((paul joncich)) >> wells fargo c-e-o john stumpf apologized again today on capitol h more details about the two million unauthorized accounts bank employees created without customers knowledge. the financial giant was fined 185 million dollars and stumpf has been stripped of millions in compensations because of the scandal./// ((christianne klein)) >>> oil prices are soaring... after opec decided to cut oil production. that means higher gas prices are likely on the way. this is the first time since 2008 that oil production has been slashed. countries--- and energy companies here in the u-s. the global oversupply saw the price of a barrel drop to a low of 26- dollars back in february... it's now hovering around 47- dollars a barrel./// ((christianne klein)) >>> we asked you to 'sound off at six'... paul says "no matter what happens we are continually bei

sean duffy, r wisconsin "just pull the curtain back a little bit and they go, 'man, whether you want to call it defrauding our customers, or stealing from our customers, wells fargo has a big problem.'"wells fargo c-e-o john stumpf testified before the house financial services committee thursday -- facing questions and accusations about fraudulent accounts created without customer knowledge. jon fargo ceo "i am fully accountable for all unethical sales practices in our retail banking business, and i am fully committed to fixing this issue."his appearance comes as demand for his resignation intensifies -- several members of the committee repeated those demands... and called for stumpf and wells fargo executives to face criminal prosecution. rep. gregory meeks, d new york "you have to also admit that criminal activity was going on in your bank, then you should be fired.." // rep. michael capuano, d prosecutors get ahold of you, you're gonna have a lot of fun."as many as two-million fake accounts were opened by bank employees... and 53-hundred people fired as a result of the scandal. we

wisconsin representative sean duffy was one of the lawmakers on the attack . <" q: "did wells fargo employees steal- from a million to two million of their customers? yes or no?" ans: "in some cases...they did ">pf of problem in 20-13more than 53-hundred wells fargo employees have been fired because of the controversy.so far no top-level executives have lost their jobs. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--bad news for the badgers.the two key players out of saturday's game with michiganplus - targeted twice. how one woman fell victim to thieves two days in a row. morning i'm elise menaker and this is your one minute drill. bad news for the badgers... after not suffering a loss all se in one day.yesterday reports saying that linebacker vince biegel is out two to four weeks after having foot surgery.and badgers kicker rafael gaglianone out the rest of the season after he had back surgery.in gaglianone's case the team says they thought his condition was improving... then it worsened... leading to surgery. reports saying biegel had a screw put into his cracked foot.this would have been bi