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firefighters are renewing calls forpe too many people consider the wild fires routine at this point and ignoring those orders. >>> right now, a missing kensington man. aaron watkins was last seen leaving his home on sunday morning. he uses a ma -- blew wheelchair. >>> we're now hearing from bowie university students desperate to find housing. more than 300 students received notice that they won't have anywhere to stay. some returning students and parents were caught off guard. >> what we plan to do is obtain a vehicle for her so she can attend school as a commuter student. >> bowie state says notified weeks ago on july 8th. the university says it's working with students to find rental properties before the first day of school. >>> donald trump and mike pence will travel to baton rouge today to visit communities damaged by flooding. he will be the aa frieft event in louisiana. hillary clinton does not have any campaign events scheduled for today. >>> trump's visit to louisiana comes as the candidate is changing his tone. ahead at 4:45. nbc's edward lawrence break down what he says he now

but trump is making the message, look, she hasn't done anything for you and not gonna do anything forp you. >> let's go on to this youtube video making the rounds this week from trump fans who claim it showed voter registration for not happening here in las vegas. that would happen even well secretary of state.h state party. >> can i get hillary memorabilia from you guys? memorabilia? yeah. >> donald trump crossed out on the back, registering people to vote. >> for republican and democrat. >> but you're not, though, because look. i'm going to takene >>> i can have one of those. >> well, this was the explanation that state -- secretary of state barbara sagaski says the law prohibit as person working for voter registration agency from displaying political preference, distributing campaign material or otherwise conducting themselves in a partisan matter while providing voter registration opportunities to the public. >>> well, the key phrase here is voter registration agency, which is a government entity, like the dmv or election center for clark county. that person worked for the state pa

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they want to safely catch the animal so it can be cared off forp and released into the wild. >> you hate to see an animal suffering like that. >>> the only thing better than bringing you good news stories is to bring you a lot of them. >> our series continues to focus on what's right with our community. garvin thomas has updates for us. >> it's great to find out the new great things they're doing. we have an impressive milestone to tell you about. also, an angel putting her pings back on. a record breaker headed off into uncharted waters again. >> we last saw kim chambers in the water, which is understandable because it's where she spends quite a bit of her time. >> she's off. woo-hoo! >> after taking up swimming to help rehab a severe leg injury, this san franciscan by way of new zealand fell in love with swimming. she's completed the ocean 7. the most difficult open water swim in the world and last summer she became the first woman ever to swim from san francisco to the fair wan islands. kim just announced her next adventure. swimming 98 miles from sacramento to san francisco. she'll b

these people are the lowest forp of life. >> reporter: scott, mr. trump is on stage right behind me. and you know, he tends to get into trouble when he veers off message and starts attacking his perceived enemies. but he will have little room for improvisation on monday when he goes to ohio to deliver a major speech outlining his policy to combat terrorism. >> pelley: another battleground state. dean reynolds, tha well, with 88 days to election day, clinton has about an eight- point lead, on average, in national polls. but the election is not decided by the popular vote. it's about winning enough states to get 270 electoral votes. and there, if the election were held today, clinton would have a massive advantage. most states are either reliably republican or reliably democratic. anthony salvanto, our director about the 11 states that could go either way. >> well, scott, let's take a look at those states. we call them the battlegrounds, because they're usually the closest, the most contested. these go across the country here from nevada, colorado, al

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but ford has not struck a partnership with one of the big ft forps like uber or ly apple or google. cut up with mark fields and began by asking what he considers partnering with a major tech player mark: as we look at the technology and the roadmaps, there are things that others do better than we do. we are open to partnering. four new partners. emily: tesla is focused on i semi-autonomous model. there is a safety investigation going on into one of their crashes in which someone died. using autopilot you are focused on fully autonomous. your carbon not even have a steering wheel. why is that the best way? mark: i can't speak for tesla. we are a leader in what we call level 0-2 driverless features. stopping you in traffic. we will continue to be a leader and continue to invest. at level 4 we have a lot of confidence and we believe in our plan that taking the driver out of the loop is important because this little no man's land of what point did you have to reengage the driver and a level 3 vehicle. we are struggling with understanding how do you do that responsibly and timely for the

. >> just to see him interact like >> forp mom the timing couldn't have been better. >> yeah. it's been a really tough time. >> yukon officers saved the party and day proving police can answer the call but occasionally also a prayer. i'm adam williams, "7 news today in new england." >> that is amazing! although the officers were there less than an hour, many say it was an experience they'll never forget. >> such a sweet story. >>> sports now, and the red sox bounce back in a road against the tigers. there's big papi first inning. after chatting it up, he delivers and belts one out. two-run shot. sox up 2-0. later in the first now, let's get to jackie bradley jr., jbj going deep. he's doing that a lot lately there. 4-0 lead. sox on top. rick cruises to the 17th win. 10-2, sox the final. they're a half-game behind toronto in the a.l. east. >>> um next on 7 news, a beautiful start to your >>> it's about 10:00 and a sunshiny start to our saturday. hopefully it sticks around a little bit. >> over to rob eicher with a final look at the forecast. >> rob: there are a few clouds here a

millions of people still believe there are other life forps out there. away just haven't found them yet. researchers think they figured out why it hasn't happened yet. dave o. the science pro is with us today. >> okay with look why something to do with age of the earth. i need you to put on your thinking caps. >> okay. because this, this is going to blow your mind. >> okay. >> harvard smith sown up center for astro physics. sundays pretty smart. these folks have come come up with they think best explanation. they are saying because earthly life is now, the universe itself is about 13.8 billion years old. and they are saying that now, now, based on their science, is when life should start forming around the universe. but ours, in a four and a half billion year old planet we shouldn't be around yet. other parts of the universe that are older should be getting life right now. and ours should be coming i don't think >> exactly, i don't think that they are saying that we shouldn't be here. but, what they are saying, i think is that other people should have be

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. >> this program was made possible by the corporation forp public broadcasting.contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: the u.s. and russia neared an agreement today that aims to reduce hostilities in syria. word of the progress came after an hours-long meeting in geneva between secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart: sergei lavrov. kerry said the deal, if completed, will make the possibility of a lasting truce more likely. but he conceded there was more work to be done. >> in the next days, our experts will be meeting here in geneva to conclude the few remaining technical issues and to move forward in order to take the steps necessary to build the confidence to overcome the deep mistrust that does exist on all sides. >> sreenivasan: an earlier cessation of hostilities failedi after numerous regime and rebel violations. meanwhile, in syria, one of the war's longest stand-offs drew closer to ending. hundreds of residents and fighters were allowed to evacuate the damascus suburb of daraya, which has been

williams suggests that september is in play. 0.5%.llar index is down above 70 forp nine days in a row. this emerging market index is really taking hold. we are trimming the weekly gain to just .2%. llar-yuan, leading the declines in the asian currencies. and gold, what do you do next for gold? the dollar market goes slightly better. those are your markets. we have a lot to get through. in the meantime, let's get the bloomberg first word news. manus.r: thanks, san francisco fed president john williams said he is for hiking rates, too. he warned waiting too long risks high inflation or asset bubbles that would cripple world. he does not vote on policy this year, but is viewed as important leader on the fomc. and oil is set for its biggest weekly gains since march, as it holds steady in a bull market. wti and brent have advanced 20% from an early august low. speculation grows that producers my bk to freezeout but. a former deutsche bank risk officer has rejected an $8 million reward from the securities and exchange commission. that is according to an opinion piece he wrote in the financi

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. >> this program was made possible by the corporation forp public broadcasting.contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: it's been just one week since the democratic convention ended, and hillary clinton has surged to big leads over republican donald trump, in virtually every national poll. today new numbers put her ahead by as much as 15 points, and found her trying to win over doubters. hillary clinton ended the week on a high note, but she acknowledged today that many voters say they still don't trust her. she spoke to black and hispanic journalists in washington. >> it doesn't make me feel good when people say those things, and i recognize that i have work to do. i'm going to work my heart out in this campaign, and asai president to produce results for people. >> woodruff: at the same time, w clinton secured a majorcl endorsement from former acting c.i.a. director mike morell. he wrote in "the new york times" that donald trump has noha experience in national security, and worse yet: morell said trump's praise of russian

it has forping, as two decades now, the best it can.are going abroad and trying to find businesses. there are always pockets of the economy doing well, but whether there is enough to get the entire economy moving forward again is doubtful right now. bank has aguess your presence in the region, and that's what you're seeing, but is it on the ground? yes, simple ideas. when you go to negative interest rates, you hurt ranks. where you are in an economy where the banks are in port and hurt the economy. it is as simple as that. on the ground and my bank, we are trying to cope the best we can, but things are not easier. it has gone so topsy-turvy, the world, hasn't it? it seems skewed, doesn't it? bank islobal central telling us they know what they are doing. telling usey are now that what they have done is all they can do. >> it is going to be hard for them to extricate themselves. promising thatf we can get you out of this, and now the market is going to test them a little bit. i am very uncomfortable with negative interest rates. negative

. >>> a local police department plans to search forp people using drones. why officers say it's a good thing. a live lookt expressway. everyone is going i'm not getting out of the -- >> getting out the of the car. they don't even care. >> there might be a plan today. again, we've got temperatures heading towards 90. the humidity back up. that combination leading to a heat advisory in the city. it will also lead to isolated showers and thunderstorms. isolated early and more widespread in the evening hours. a good part of the day will not be raining. watch to watch the sky. 76 the low in up to. stormy the first half of the night. once we're past 9:00 or 10:00, things will settle down. finally tomorrow, we catch a break from the humidity for at least a day or two. >> okay. >> we'll enjoy that day or two. >> we're really taking scraps right now. >> chris, thank you. >>> we have problems on the new jersey turnpike. kai simonsen is live in chopper 4 over that. this is the outer roadway. this is anli there's a big old mess as they're cleaning up the debris. it's a

forp's 10 point plan reforming v.a..ised to put a 24 hour a day, seven days a week hotline in the white house to respond specifically to v.a. concerns, complaints veterans have about it, and he will have some the on staff who can address that right away, and if they can't, he will hop in. supporters think that's a great idea. there's a lot of people who have concerns about how the v.a. is run, how responsive it is, but the other side is, that is an easy, unrealistic band-aid they are just wrong on, and a lot of these issues -- that they are just throwing on, and a lot of these issues are systemic issues, not just for you can take a phone call and say, you are fired, you are fired, and it's fixed. host: steve is watching in florida. caller: good morning, and thanks for taking the call. i am a veteran, vietnam veteran, but that's relevant only for the fact that i was treated well as a veteran. 1970 wonderful benefits, to 1974, to go to college. i have gotten respect. so one of the things that i notice that has changed in t

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