information and when i spoke with donald trump's running mate mike pence today about the news, in his first national interview since this story broke, he agreed. >> >> well, obviously it's a very serious matter but both donald trump and i commend the fbi for their transparentsy and willing to to move forward now that they've come across new

was the first nation to handle eisenhower for his crusade in europe. the french love liberty. faced slippery. under eisenhower, delivery. channel whichlish hitler could not cross, the surrenderedndon with each year to ike. to every visitor who has ever taken one of my soldiers into his home, you all have my profound attitude. -- my profound gratitude. the first toas say, "i like ike." it burstingsaid with pride in a great man who understands washington belongs to the people. >> i stand before the elected, coreal lawmakers, the very of our legal life in the symbol of those things we call the american heritage. >> and now watch when a country boy can do to the biggest city in the world, new york. and now watch what a country boy can do to the biggest city in the world, new york. >> watch the women, watch the young people. >> watch all the people who make up the surging independent vote that will mean victory at the polls in november. watch them flock to cheer for mr. america. in this age of hate and violence, communists stir up riots through europe. this one in italy. in the mid

the cubs celebrating the first national league pen napt in seven decades. look at the tears. now the bigger challenge they are facing. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world zblmplgt >>> it's a showdown most baseball fans thought they'd never see in their lifetime. >> the chicago cubs celebrate their first national league pennant in 71 years now facing against the cleveland indians who have not won the world series since 1948. >> reporter: the lovable losers are finally winners. champagne shower uncorked in the locker room. tears in the stands. >> it's, like, hard to believe. i'm, like, in shock. this is my first time here, and i love seeing the cubs win. >> reporter: after a 71-year drought, the cubs head to the world series, winning the pennant for their long suffering fans. >> the city's been hungry for a moment like this, and so excited to be part of the team that gives them the opportunity to see a chicago cubs team in the world series. >> reporter: could it get better? one of the celebrity fans caught up in the fever. the last time they made it to the fall classic

she is ojibwe from couchiching first nation. we welcome you both to democracy now! let's first go to sacheen. you were arrested saturday. can you take us through this day? what happened on saturday? >> what happened on saturday was completely uncalled for out of the realm of any understanding with those people who exist [indiscernible] lockedly, we came to a lot do n down. we were trying to stop the pipeline. we wanted to meet with them [indiscernible] basically, they had little like dune buggies. they were following us. more and more police came. we had to avoid them by running down the field into a gully and crossing [indiscernible] least six ton at eight police cars and many officers. so we kept walking so we could meet our objective, you know, to prevent the pipeline from being siteson ancient burial where ancestors are laying. amy: sacheen? >> at this point, there been roughly 200 of us we are walking in the fields with banners. singing. there was a lot of prayer. there was a lot of smudging going on sweetgrass and sage and tobacco. uspolice rolled up beside an

. >> france was the first nation to hail eisenhower for his crusade in europe.nder hitler's they faced slavery. this ally likes ike, too. across the english channel, which hitler could not cross, the people of battered london, who never would yield to the blitz surrendered to ike. president eisenhower: to every londoner who has taken one of my soldiers into his home, you will always have my profound gratitude. to everyone who has directed one of my man to the marble arch, i owe thanks of them. >> churchill spoke for all history to remember. >> ladies and gentlemen, you have just seen and listened to the words of a great commander. man who has proved not only his capacity to organize and regulate the movements of our heartst to stir men's and who has shown a capacity for making great nations march together, more united than ever have been before. >> by sincerity and simplicity, a kansan conquered britain. >> back in america the wife all , the world calls mamie was the first to say, i like ike. >> the rest of us shouted it too. not hail the conquering hero but bur

america is the first nation in history founded on an idea, on the unshakable certainty that all men areed equal. when we ask our justices to uphold the constitution, we entrust to them the laws that give life to our principles. clarence thomas now joins the distinguished ranks of juris to whom we entrust this sacred task, who in the start and simple phrase of chief justice marshall tells us, what the law is. i said when i nominated clarence thomas that this man is a fiercely independent thinker, with an excellent legal mind, who believes passionately in equal opportunity for all americans. nationce then, the whole has learned that the passionate intellect and independence all spring from a single source, and inner strength, steps on his character long ago when he walked the dirt roads of pinpoint. clarence thomas comes to the supreme court having worked in the private sector, having served in state government, and in every branch of federal government. each position will serve him well on the court, sharpening his vantage point on the many questions that come before him. these are the m

first national ra*rpbging since 2005. fair focus is to not let the momentum stop here. great way to keep it going. how about doing something they have never done in the history of the program. beat usc. >> . all time 0 and ten against usc. all blow outs except last year. 3 point win. that game was played in boulder. >> this year at the historic coliseum. >> . according to to the dallas police department. they have released their findings.

first national ranks since 2005. >> . how about doing something they have in hef done in the history of the program. like beat usc on saturday. >> . buffs 0 and ten against the troe januaries tro januaries 27 to 24 out come last year. 3 point win. that was in boulder last year. this year. it's at the historic la memorial coliseum. >> . turn to breaking news. >> . denver broncos. sources out of dallas reporting the dallas police department finished their review on the case. over the summer. which suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. reports are that dallas p-rblgs con teurpled that was a no word whether or not it will lead to a suspension of any kind. >> . the rockies are no longer playing baseball. here. as the post season kicks upment they did however. they had a national league batting title winner year. in dj. and the lsu tigers. taking a chance to honor their batting league champ. >> the avs are more concerned about sliding nicely down the ice. bruce has more from the pepsi center. >> . new coach. new system. new role

the celebration marked the first national day address by taiwanese president tsai ing-wen-- who reiterated a pledge to maintain the status quo in relations with mainland all-new stories for 13 action news live at 3-30... including violent protests break out in the capital of one european nation....what led to the uprising. and -- in politics this afternoon -- both candidates are back on the campaign trail..and donald trump is losing some of his biggest supporters. plus...new at 3 vice president joe biden is coming to town. we'll tell you why. and the vision to have a a public pre k program in the city of las vegas is closer t0 becoming a reality. let's now check in with 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan? tonight...partly cloudy. lows 65 to 68 on the west side east side. south winds 10 to 15 mph. .tuesday...sunny. highs 84 to 87 on the west side of the valley... 87 to 91 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows 60 to 64 on the west side of the valley...61 to 65 on the .wednesday...mostly

first national ra*rpbging since 2005. fair focus is to not let the momentum stop here. great way to keep it going. how about doing something they have never done in the history of the program. beat usc. >> . all time 0 and all blow outs except last year. 3 point win. that game was played in boulder. >> this year at the historic la according to to the dallas police department. they have released their findings. on the investigation. they have ruled that talib's wound was self- inflicted. that. >> the league is on record saying they are reviewing the new report. and information. still trying to decide if and when he will face discipline >> . certainly a key part of the dominant defensive unit. it's not just the talent on the field. it's the personality that go along be with it. stkwhr. >> . there's a reason the trophy resides here. in denver. that goes well beyond just the obvious physical talent. and the plan that it executes. it goes to lynch. making a bad first throw. in his unexpected debut. last weekend. >> >> every day. in a league often defined by quarter bang back

she is ojibwe from couchiching first nation. we welcome you both to democracy now!let's first go to sacheen. u were arrrrested saturdayay. can you take us through this day? whatat happened on saturday? >> what happened on saturday was completely uncalled for out of the realm of any understanding with those people who exist [indiscernible] lockedly, we came to a lot do n down. we were trying to stop the pipeline. we wanted to meet with them [indndiscerniblele] basicacally, they had little lie dune buggigies. they w were followowing us. momore and morore police came.. wewe had to avoid them by r rung downwn the field into aa gully d crossing [inindiscerniblble] l least six t toat eight policece cars and many officers. so we kept walking so we could meet our objective, you know, to prevent the pipeline from being siteson ancient burial where ancestors are laying. amy: sacheen? >> at this point, there been roughly 200 of us we are walking in the fields with banners. singing. there was a lot of prayer. there was a lot of smudging going on sweetgrass and sage and tobacco.

spring on the left shoulder there is something about being able to say you are backing up your first national ranking in ten years as part of the challenger colorado as they had two usc today. they had every chance in this ballgame things to four usc turnovers heat, get something going he's in go. then this is a one square came into the fourth colorado looking for the equalizer and its them on the receiving end that was short lived with the response of the length of the field drive. the shredded what had been the top bring defense of the pack 12. they come home to face arizona state next weekend. state plane as we speak tried to keep from falling for the third straight time rally 7-3 straight down. unfortunately to this point that's all that they have had the american league got the day off which is good for this shows shocked rangers both down two games-is that narrow the cubs for up the game on the giants after 1-0 win last night and he's got to love the picture. up himself it looks like a line drive in the box score they kick a 3-0 lead figure out to the fourth after being struck by a scor

. >>> and the chicago cubs celebrating their first national league pennant in 74 years. now, playing the world series against the cleveland indians. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the lovable losers are finally w winners. tears in the stands. >> it's hard to believe. i'm in shock right now. it's my first time here, it went the cubs' way. >> reporter: the cubs winning >> the city has let us know, they're hungry for a moment like this. we're so excited to be a part of the team that gives them an opportunity to see a chicago cubs team in the world series. >> reporter: eddie vedder, just one of the fans caught up in cubby fever. 71 years ago, a loaf of bread cost 9 cents. it was there, that billy cast a curse on the team, and the curse of the billy goat was born. a curse these fans believe is finally broken. >> it's amazing. it's been a lifetime in the making. >> reporter: all day, fans have been lining up to take a picture in front of the marquee here. the cubs last won the world series in 1908. taking on the cleveland indians, whose last win was 1948. board. tom?

today, that new jersey site is recognized as our country's first national historic park. >> the flag really represents all that is good about new jersey. it's not necessarily unique so much as it is an appropriate image for the state. >> and it proudly displays an appropriate motto -- "liberty and prosperity." ? >> let's say you're taking your elephant out for a walk and you decide you want to go into a store, say, for an ice cream. what do you do with dumbo? well, if you're in florida, you're in luck. the law there allows to you tie your elephant to a parking meter. however, you must put money in and if you don't, your elephant. probably >> if you have a tough time falling asleep, here's a simple trick to try -- sniff some lavender. lavender is an herb with purple flowers. studies show that the scent of lavender not only can help you fall asleep faster. it's also helps you get a more restful sleep. you can find essential oils made from lavender in stores or online. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. on the wheel, your eyes on the road

he led team usa in the real olympics where he became the first national team head coach to win threels. i recently sat down with michael phelps and coach k in chicago at the global summit. we talked about their olympic memories, what it means to be the best at what you do, and the strategies they have utilized to achieve the remarkable performance. here is that conversation. let's start with you coach k. what is the x factor? you not only have it in your life, but you teach it and share it with thousands of young basketball players. k: you expect me to give that to you right now? charlie: i want to make my life better. k: right for the jugular he went. michael promised me he would teach me how to slam -- swim. k: he has a annual you are in constant search for it. it is great players and great teams that i have had the honor of coaching. it is much more than physical. that personlly that or that team does not have a point of failure. they have interruptions, which knocked them back, but they will never accept failure in training, in competition, or whatever. they are just woven a cert

the chicago cubs won their first national league pennant in 71 years and now facing off against the cle not won a world series themselves in 68 years. >> okay. >>> so they are overdue. overseas, stakes are high for the u.s. led coalition in the battle to retake mosul from isis in iraq. what ash carter says about the progress of the mission, and do you remember you can find us on facebook at wnnfans.com, twitter @abcwnn. sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural moisture so i can get into it a bit quicker. >>> police i >>> police in northwest france are expected to demolish this makeshift migrant camp this week. at least 8,000 people are said to be living at the camp from places like syria, afghanistan, with police ahead of the expected relocation. >>> to the front lines of operation inherent resolve. the international campaign to retake the city of mosul. >> iraqi and kurdish troops backed by american air power, apparently closing in on the last isis stronghold in iraq, but isis is putting up a fierce fight. martha raddatz has the latest. >> reporter: a hard fought week

on september 26, 1972, she held the first national conference of stop e.r.a., which stood for, stop taking our privleges. by focusing on the social and -- implications of e.r.a., and the harm it would cause women, she allowed a broad coalition to form and establish for republican women, as well as average women motivated by religious concerns. stop e.r.a. was an organization which decentralized and focused on a sing issue. the pro e.r.a. campaign was mostly centralized and came out of washington, d.c. only late in the campaign did the pro group realize the problems created by the lack of grassroots organization and input. fourth, the division of pro e.r.a. forces. the two principal organizations involved in the movement, the national organization for women, now, and e.r.a. america often found themselves at logger heads over general strategy and tactics. e.r. america was formed in 1976, fourth, the division of pro e.r.a. forces. after proponents of the amendment realized they had been caught off guard by schlafly's movement. e.r.a. america was an umbrella organization, but now refused to jo

. >> the first in the nation primary state. almost nine months later -- >> please, come out and vote on november 8th here in new hampshire. >> i won new hampshire, my first victory. >> is now a key battleground for the presidential race and for control of the u.s. senate. "special report" from the granite state starts right now. we are coming to you live tonight from new hampshire, inside the iconic roby's country store. many candidates have campaigned right here. i'm bret baier. over the next hour, we will bring you up to speed on what's happening in this first in the nation primary state. it was one of our first stops. now it's our last road show with "special report" before election night coverage at fox news headquarters in new york. right now, here is the first look at brand-new national fox polls on the presidential election. a tightening race. donald trump has pulled to within three points of hillary clinton in the four-way survey. clinton had a six-point lead in our last poll. this poll shows movement with independents,

. >> the first in the nation primary state. almost nine months later -- >> please, come out and vote on november 8th here in new hampshire. >> i won new hampshire, my first victory. >> is now a key battleground for the presidential race and for control of the u.s. senate. "special report" from the granite state starts right now. we are coming to you live tonight from new hampshire, inside the iconic roby's country store. many candidates have campaigned right here. i'm bret baier. over the next hour, we will bring you up to speed on what's happening in this first in the nation primary state. it was one of our first stops. now it's our last road show with "special report" before election night coverage at fox news headquarters in new york. right now, here is the first look at brand-new national fox polls on the presidential election. a tightening race. donald trump has pulled to within three points of hillary clinton in the four-way survey. clinton had a six-point lead in our last poll. this poll shows movement with independents,

this is a typical day at nats: "phillies are my first, nationals are my second." but now the conversation has kind of shifted. "ben said, 'daddy, that's bruce "i gave him a hug and said happy birthday boss and he said seen him in concert 27 times." so when they have a chance to meet him at a book signing last week-- "tell me how fun it was." "so fun!" it's something you just don't pass up. but..what about picture day at school? "i thought maybe if we could get him to sign the note, it would be really cool. and something he can have and we can and daddy gave him a pen and he signed it and he said 'anything for you, ben'" boss...ben is a boy of few words. "giving him a hug. why was that your favorite part?" "yeah." "yeah it was pretty cool." but his dad knows this is a day-off well spent. "to be so kind to our son i would just like to say thank you. it was wonderful." nats: thank you boss!! on today in iowa. in ten minutes -- this is not made for rush hour traffic. in fact -- it's stopping traffic because don't know what to make of it. and this set of wheels has peo

-year-old austin matthews, scoring not once, not twice, not three times but four times in his first national hockey league game. his mother in tears. look at young she looks. he's only 19. arizona. >>> passengers getting a huge surprise. the duchess of cambridge flying coach on a flight back to london. a few people took their pictures out to take pictures. >>> and check this out -- every year in autumn, hundreds of thousands these migrate looking for rest and food on their way south to the winter. when the birds land, they perform ballet movements. it's absolutely beautiful. >> birds and buzz. >>> some california engineering students have put a whole new >> students have created the prototype of the house that's powered by rooftop solar paples that are always -- panels that are always spinning. this offers a 30% efficiency on sunny days. it doesn't have a washer/dryer or a dishwasher. if this sounds like something you want, it only costs the >> students $80,000. where did they get that? not like my day. a lot of mac and cheese. >> and raman. >>> a monster alligator caught in texas. just how

is part of an experiment to see if the system can work. 30 years after switzerland became the first nation to open a similar center. but the facility comes with a few provisos, as the trigger found out. away is onew steps of the city's worst hotspots of drug abuse. >> i will leave now, and in two hours it will be empty. >> he is looking to help addicts with an uphill battle. drug use in the french capital has declined year-over-year for over a decade. >> this machine gives 500 syringe is the day. this is one of three, and people go through about 1000 syringe is a day. >> machines like these automatic distributors have been around since 1994. but france has become the 10th nation to put fred chose -- to professionally supervised injections to hell. despite misgivings of local residents, a pilot scheme has two aims -- providing a safe environment for addicts, getting them and drug paraphernalia off the streets, and making sure they do not overdose. the theme is starting small. there will really be around 200, maybe 250 who are homeless or with living difficulties who hang around the district

park wasohn national the first part i ever experienced, and that was made courageousrough the leadership of the honorable stuart lee udall. let me go back with the progression of the national parks system and make a couple comments about where we are and where we might go. and certainly mr. franklin has keen observations on this as well. we talk about the 100th anniversary. yellowstone, joined by 34 other parks was established 100 years ago, signed into law by president woodrow wilson, and it's interesting to note that the secretary of the interior had difficulty protecting the park from poachers and had -- he prevailed on the department of defense. you, mr.i would get to secretary. congress agreed and consequently these secretary of the interior had the benefit of the u.s. cavalry. not recorded had that there were people of my beautiful color, the buffalo soldiers. that story is being told now. and certainly as alan mentioned at the buffalo soldier national monument. agency, ithe new muddled along. and a couple ii parts were added, what have you. and then a visionary by the name of hora

today, that new jersey site is recognized as our country's first national historic park. >> the flag really represents all that is good about new jersey. it's not necessarily unique so much as it is an appropriate image for the state. >> and it proudly displays an appropriate motto -- "liberty and prosperity." with "flag facts," i'm eric. >> let's say you're taking your elephant out for a walk and you decide you want to go into a store, say, for an ice cream. what do you do with dumbo? well, if you're in florida, you're in luck. the law there allows to you tie your elephant to a parking meter. however, you must put money in the meter, or you'll get a probably will. >> if you have a tough time falling asleep, here's a simple trick to try -- sniff some lavender. lavender is an herb with purple flowers. studies show that the scent of lavender not only can help you fall asleep faster. it's also helps you get a more restful sleep. you can find essential oils made from lavender in stores or online. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. they wan

the chicago cubs celebrating their first national league pennant in 71 years. history history in the making for one team, extreme heartbreak waiting for another. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the lovable losers are finally winners. a champagne shower uncorked in the locker room. tears in the stands. >> it's hard to believe. it's my firs it's my first time here. and i love seeing the cubs win. >> reporter: the cubs winning the pennant in front of their longsuffering fans. >> the city has let us know, they're hungry for a moment like this. we're so excited to be a part of the team that gives them an opportunity to see a chicago cubs team in the world series. >> reporter: >> reporter: pearl jam frontman eddie vedder, just one of the fa the last time the cubs made it to the fall classic, 1925. a loaf of br a loaf of bread cost 9 cents. it was there, that billy cast a curse on the team. after he and his smelly pet goat were kicked out of the game. and the curse of the billy goat was born. a curse these fans believe is finally broken. >> it's amazing. it's

she is ojibwe from couchiching first nation. we welcome you both to democracy now!'s first go to sacheen. u were arrrrested saturdayay. can you take us through this day? whatat happened on saturday? >> what happened on saturday was completely uncalled for out of the realm of any understanding with those people who exist [indiscernible] lockedly, we came to a lot do n down. we were trying to stop the pipeline. we wanted to meet with them [indndiscerniblele] basicacally, they had little lie dune buggigies. they w were followowing us. momore and morore police came.. wewe had to avoid them by r rung downwn the field into aa gully d crossing [inindiscerniblble] l least six t toat eight policece cars and many officers. so we kept walking so we could meet our objective, you know, to prevent the pipeline from being siteson ancient burial where ancestors are laying. amy: sacheen? >> at this point, there been roughly 200 of us we are walking in the fields with banners. singing. there was a lot of prayer. there was a lot of smudging going on sweetgrass and sage and tobacco. us

excitement overload in wrigleyville after chicago clinched its first national league pennant in 71 years. kyle hendricks. 7 1/3 and only 2 hits, then aroldis chapman gets a little russell to baez to rizzo to end it. the cubs move on to face the indians. years. something has got to give. >> for the game, our guys are fine. in the dugout, our guys are fine. i really expect us to play the same kind of game moving forward. josh: coming up on sportscenter 5, we break down the good, bad, and the ugly from pennsylvania and lynchie's high 5. up in the second half. that is sports. nichole: all right, thank you, and josh. now here's tom llamas with what's ahead on abc's world news. >> deadly bus crash. at least 13 killed, dozens hurt. donald trump losing ground in the polls and a police officer taking a ride along when a [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the exist