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o-j simpson," taking best limited series and fou including one for sarah paulson, who gave a stirring defense of the real-life character she played. "the more i learned about the real marcia clark, not the two-dimensional cardboard cut-out i saw on the news, but the complicated, whip-smart, giant-hearted mother of two who woke up every day, put both feet on the floor, and dedicated herself to righting an unconscionable wrong: the loss of two innocents, ron goldman and nicole brown, the more i had to recognize that i, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my front of everyone and tell you i'm sorry." (nat-applause) in hollywood, i'm david daniel. sherry how's the weather today? in the upper 90s. another hot day today before the heat breaker of clouds and possible rain. .......... temps right now in the 70s and will cool a little more through the next hour or two. ..... tropical moisture working its way up from the south and clouds with possible showers come tuesday. ....... then another chance for rain thursday. ............. rain across the northeast c

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two-to-fou we will end >> loading the news on nbcnews.com. disturbing footage shows tulsa police killed i kills an unarmed man. they are promising a full investigation into the unknown shooting death of terrence fletcher. >> reporter: the shooting seen from police officers responding to an unrelated call when they saw the stalled suvenl he refuses to follow their commands. >> i've got a subject who won't show me his hands. >> reporter: aerial media shows he has his hands up as he walks back to his veevenlg one officer deploys his taser, another deploys his weapon. >> shots fired! >> we saw that terrence did not have a weapon. make any sudden movements. >> the 40-year-old was a father of four, his twin sister is devastated. >> his life matters. his life matters. >> reporter: the officer who fired her weapon is on paid administrative leave. >> we will achieve justice in this case. the department of justice has opened a separate civil rights investigation. >>> tulsa leaders are asking any protest in the wake of the shooting remai >> thanks, fran

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time for john wilson my view fou. so let's start with president obama criticizing the political media for not going harder after donald trump. you have donald trump saying the media going too hard after him. who has it right? >> president obama has that one right. the media needs to focus on donald trump. as they need to be doing on hillary clinton, as well. she was asked a series of questions. one after the other about one subject. the media now gets focused on one subject, seldom goes onto a followup. challenge these candidates with three and four followup questions but you need to be calling them out on it and it wallace to do that. >> with hillary clinton. >> with hillary clinton. i would like to see the same done with donald trump. that needs to be done with donald trump. but you can't let him get off on these generalized statements he keeps make about how he would make things happen. how are we going to afford this? how do you car are i this out? he gets off easy. i don't know why it is, craig. here he is daily

our kids fou we might as well goer it. >> allison: tommy armstrong requiring an iv late in the game. what happen he did show you today? >> he loves football. he is really tough. he competes like crazy. it's awesome. he played a great football game. >> allison: coach, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> bob: fortune favors the ball, brock. they go for it on fourth down and get it. two-point conversions hurt oregon. >> brock: this place was rocking this afternoon. >> bob: win for nebraska and effort for the ducks as well. usc/stanford at 8:00 on abc. so long from lincoln. we go back to the studio. >>> guys, welcome in, stan verrett along with mack brown and mark may. at nebraska, he puts out the win. >> more importantly, they lost the games last year. and huge win for mike riley and the cornhuskers. >> the crew that called the game did a terrific job. and the great point they made, after the two-point conversion after a touchdown, just kick the extra points. if they do, they win the game. >> they are going to have a good team and they lost freeman today. hopefully he will get back. >>

so timing out our fou chur cast, quickly skirt through denver. cruising through the downtown area we have a chance for storms that could bring us intense hail and heavy rainfall earlier this week. tonight skies should hopefully clear in time for our activities. >>> southbound coming down into town, speeds into the 60s. that's nine thornton to denver. westbound along i-76, britt? >>> fans have a number of options for live music this weekend. >> reporter: there's a lot of incredible live music for you outdoors for labor day weekend in denver. let's kick it off with civic colorado. free performance from blues travellers and a lot of live music on the stage friday through monday. then it's the ie yot fest happening at the national complex -- -- riot. >> death cab for cutie and more at the riot fest friday through sunday. find out about more at kbco.com. >>> hermine is still bringing heavy rain and strong winds after making land fall on florida's gulf coast. >>> plus, what started as a home invasion at a marijuana grow house turns into a deadly shooti

it's taken years to evolve and build up fou years to take care of if it can be. >> with syria i want to out of this. >> we'll see in six days. russell and merissa thank you for joining us. >> coming up we look at trump and clen ton's health. what should voters have a right >>>so clinton's campaign will release more medical records and donald trump says he will release more information as well starting on thursday with dr. oz. right to see? mike flannery maps it out. >> walking pneumonia would not by itself be a health crisis for hillary clinton but it's deepened a crisis of confidence in her campaign. her running mate tim kaine tried to minimize the impact of clinton's seeming to stomach nl as she studly departed in an event. >> she and i communicated and i was struck by how immediate and responsive chatty and funny she was. >> republican donald trump offered public wishes for clintons speedy recovery while repeating claims that something is going on with her health. >> i think it's an issue. in fact, this week i took this last week i took a physical. i'll be releasing when the numbe

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month after gracie died, we spoke with gracie's grandmother and aunt who said they believed the injures fou o jennifer fairbank "gracies in a much better place. i know she's with god and she's with her aunti heather. and she's happy, and she won't have to feel anymore pain." little is currently serving time in jail for theft and burglary. he has not been charged in connection with case. thousand-dollar bond. and her fiance- little is being held in fort dodge. we've got you covered, live in the newsroom, elizabeth amanieh...kwwl news. we did reach out to gracies aunt-but she declined to comment at this time. flood 2016 coverage now-- the mississippi river is now cresting in dubuque at just 18 feet, which is causing a few problems. one popular campground is forced to close early for the season. is live at miller riverview park with the latest. i talked to a number of campers today who are definitely disappointed they won't be able to get any late season camping that's because water covers most of the campground here. the campground was also forced to close for labor day due to flooding, but i

then late last month the group's vice charm was fouirman was fou an apparent suicide.outh korean media say a younger son of the founder who is also the group's chairman may also be summoned for questioning. >>> the death of a 5-year-old girl in the philippines is fueling criticism of president rodrigo duterte's war on drugs. danica garcia died of a gunshot wound to the head. an unidentified gunman stormed her family's home last week while they were eating lunch. they say the intended target was the girl's grandfather who was allegedly involved in the drug trade. >> translator: i still can't believe that this is what happened to her, but i leave it all to god. >> translator: all i'm hoping for is that we can get justice for her. nothing else. our family is in pain now. but my grandchild is gone. she was xheelt innocent. >> following the death of the youngest victim reported so far, human rights groups have intensified their criticism. >> translator: all of us want to eradicate illegal drugs, but it should be done through due process. the president should understand that

. >> our fact checkers fou statement by trump is false. the two clashed over trump's wealth. he said his father once gave him a loan for $1 million to start his business, clinton said it was $14 million. >> donald was very fortunate in his life, and that's all to his benefit. he started his business with $14 million borrowed from his father -- >> our abc news fact checkers concluded, yes ask no. in addition to the $1 million he admits to, a casino license from his father's companies. on the issue of nuclear weapons -- >> he has said repeatedly that he didn't care if other nations got nuclear weapons. japan, south korea, even saudi arabia. >> that fact, it's also yes and no. donald trump has taken different positions on the issue. another contentious exchange trump has made in the past about women. >> someone who has said, pregnancy is an inconvenience to >> i never said that. >> according to fact checkers that comment by trump was also false. then in the end, the only question that remains, did either candidate change the minds of any voters? we won't know that fact until nov

a few showers fou around marl barrow moving in in. the yellow disappearing and a weaning area. a few little cells quickly popped up and quarterbacking little downpour and getting close to boston but now just a little shower. again dwindling with time and doesn't look like it is going to be a big help overnight. most of it is gone by tomorrow morning. when the sun starts to come out. midday to tomorrow afternoon. we are go going to see high temperatures considering it is sent. today is 89 in new york and syracuse. look at the nation's capital. 90 degrees. we have a chance of being around 0 for high temperatures people. it will be slightly less humid mid dy and afternoon. it will be pretty warm and hot. all right. back it up to now. 73 in bosto but pit is very, very humid out tonight and going to stay that way all night so temperatures will hardly change a all during the overnight period. we are uncomfortable. boarding on oh weres priestive in parts of the area. he am stressing how humid tonight is going to be. a a brief little shower could occur tomorrow night. i am not too conc

the red sox something magical heres how the stangs lack fou. how about the rays. we get to send flowers or edible arrangements this. they are did everything right. the blah jays are playing out in anaheim t. the yankees would have been three games out. now they razz five games now. they are v three more coming up in fenway park friday, saturday, sunday. meanwhile, the missional football league and julian edelman with $26,000 find for helmet to he'll. defenseless person right there. the hit comes in coming up in this shot right there. so there is the hit. he did not get taken out of the game but he will appeal that train to the national football league. meanwhile, on the pealed today. gronkowski was practicing. a limited parties pant. he did not talk today. remember the patriots are playing miami. the last time they played miami. they lost to the dolphins. advantage to the afc camrynship game with denver. >> i feel good. i am home. any time get to play around your own fans, and the excitement for you, you know it? it is a fun feeling. travel less. ge it is pretty g

. >> reporter: a bottle of pcp was fou the suv, still toxicology reports were not finished. today his family shows the video shows he wasn't reaching inside the vehicle because his window was up. >> it shows that this police department, like many police departments around america see people of color as criminals, as suspects, but not as american citizens. >> reporter: the district attorney is now reviewing the case to see if any criminal charges should be filed. gabe gutierrez, nbc >>> we turn now to new developments in the scandal involving the country's biggest bank. the ceo of wells fargo on the hot seat before congress today and getting an earful from both sides of the aisle over the millions of fake accounts opened in customers' names. we get more on this from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: called before congress, the ceo of wells fargo quickly fell on his sword. >> i accept full responsibility for all retail banking business. >> reporter: but he faced bipartisan condemnation. >> so you haven't resigned, you haven't returned a single nickel of your personal earnings,

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could be the device that did not explode, a pressure cooker connected to wires and a cell phone, found fou plastic bag. authorities believe it's similar to the device that did ignite. apparently triggered in some manner by a cell phone. >> the word is both devices are pressure cookers, similar in construct. >> reporter: the new york police bomb squad used a robot to remove the unexploded device, and registration on the cell phone. >> we want to do so intelligently, move forward, right now that is evidence that could be crucial to our case. >> reporter: investigators marking every tiny piece of post-blast debris on the street. officials say they have determined the explosive was a commercially available substance called tannerite. online videos offer insti it off. police are also doing a slow motion analysis of the surveillance video of the scene to see if the bomber could be among the pedestrians before the blast. >> we want to see who was on that street prior. >> reporter: and afterwards, to see if the bomber use the chaos of the moment -- >> explosion from a garbage pail. >> reporter: --

his remains were fou l week. jamie yuccas reports some say this was a case that should never have gone cold. >> reporter: 11 year old jacob wetterling ling was a typical minnesota kid who loved hockey and time with his family. on the night of october 22nd, 1989, jacob, his brother and a friend biked to a convenience store. on the way home, a mass gunman approached the boys and abducted jacob letting the other two boys go. >> he grabbed jacob and then he told me to run as fast as i would shoot. >> reporter: last week 53 year old daniel heinrich told the fbu where wetterling ling's remains were located as part of an ongoing plea agreement. david unse is a reporter with st. cloud times. >> i think they were waiting until they had def proof, names have come and gone in between the time of the abduction and where we are today such that there were other people who looked like they were good suspects. >> reporter: court documents show authorities interviewed heinrich at least three times beginning just months after the

china postal savings bank shares $4.76 hong at fou kong dollars.e's results prompt concerns they will struggle to maintain growth. orders were up 1% against expectations of 5%. futures orders are a key indicator of demand. the company sees increased competition from rivals. nike reported profits of $.73 a share compared with $.56 per-share. the maker says profit margins were hurt selling discounted items, especially north america, where it has been trying to clear excess inventory. nike shares traded lower after hours. wells fargo ceo john stumpf forfeits $41 million in stock plus some celery. official investigators found employees created 2 million bogus accounts over five years under pressure to meet sales targets. thebank settled with government, paying $185 million in fines and penalties. angie: china's growth in the third quarter was driven by so-called old economy. says thet beige book government's attempt to wean the country off manufacturing and resources stalled. malcom scott is here. what are the major findings? old economy is coming back

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investigators say they fou multiple times in the driveway of a home near shellsburg last october. court documents show investigators found miller's blood on janish's clothing and body, and blood from both on a vehicle outside his home on 59th street trail -- north of shellsburg. d-n-a testing led to miller's arrest earlier this year. today, this dubuque man will go on trial for 1st- degree murder. 63-year-old robert stern is charged with shooting and killing his daughter 17 times with 3 handguns. she was 27 years old. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. people living in newton have mixed feelings about 800 sex offenders moving to the city's prison. the prisoners are coming from other prisons across the state. that includes the mount pleasant prison, which has a dorm-style set up. authorities say the newton correctional facility has 12-hundred beds and more space. some living in the city are worried about those offenders staying ther possible breakouts. "this isn't an ideal situation but we'll work our way through it just to make sure our correctional officers have the resources the

chris martinez tells us what they fou uld lead to a reporter: he has developed a super sense over the years.>> is a fruit or not a fruit.>> poas a wine connoisseur, he says he can detect almost any ingredient in a glass of wine.>> potpourri. >> reporter: research shows that keen sense of smell has developed his brain.>> there is a lot more activity there. >> repter: dr. sarah bankston brain scans. they smelled very a sense of winds and fruits. she found a wine experts could detect scents the others could not. she also discovered parts of the brain are bigger. including areas susceptible to alzheimer's.>> the fact that the parts of the brain that are bigger are those are the most vulnerable to parkinson's and degree of protection. >> reporter: dr. bing says developing our sense of smell with minor anything else might be key in growing our brains to help prevent disease.>> definitely stopping to smell the roses, and to enjoy life. to think about your sensory expeences.>> reporter: harley says he will toast to that. >> that is the best part.>> reporter: chris martinez cbs newslas vegas.>

isn't the only one calling what happened last night a miracle, after a small plane previously carrying fou into this home. it's miraculous no one lost their life. neighbors say it's a horrific scene. >> we walked outside to our backyard, and we saw the ball of fire up in the sky. so we knew it was an airplane on fire, and then we just saw it coming down. >> barbara says at first no one knew exactly what was going on when a crowd of 8,000 at the gilbert civic center watched the fire fall from the sky. >> at that time we didn't know what it was. the sky. we did see the sky divers, and they did land, all of them, so we didn't really know at that point what was going on. >> a couple was inside of the home watching tv at the time of the crash. thankfully, they escaped before the home was engulfed in flames. barbara says the skyhawk divers are all okay but still shocked at what happened. >> they are shook up. they are seeing the whole miracle in this grateful. their concern is for the family that the plane went into their house you, and they're very, very, very sorry about that. of course, it wa

they fou felonious sexual assault. he was convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault conduct but that for the alleged victim's age would have been been lawful. sean: rochester police are investigating a deadly accident. a 70-year-old man was driving on north main street yesterday afternoon when he went off of the road and slammed into a utility pole. a woman in the car was pronounced dead at the scene. her name is not yet being released. the driver was taken to non-life-threatening injuries. >>> and 39-year-oldman that smith was driving when she crossed the center line and hit another vehicle. smith was pronounced dead at the scene. erin: a man charged in connection with a hit and run in laconia is due in court today. 54-year-old juan padua was arrested yesterday on charges including felony conduct after an accident. police say he hit a bicyclist at the intersection of court and fair streets on sunday and took off from the he's scheduled to be arraigned today. sean: state officials say they are hearing daily from people w

government fou paiing the way for self-driving cars to have commonplace on the roads but not after roughfrom google to uber to ford. >> the u.s. department of transportation requires technology to meet a 50 point safety assessment. it will limit the deployment of experimental vehicles and the government will be working on a set of national regulations. they invite the industry to comment and they want the public to be safe. kmart is closing 64 stores across the country as the retailer continues to struggle financially against competitors like amazon. parent companies say it will not only close kmarts but sears stores. liquidation sales again for this weekend with final closing set for december. analysts say sears and kmart don't have enough cash to save business. and you need to let go of your ego. they are being recalled over fears of listeria contamination. it is the 10 count box with the best used date september 21st and 22nd. there's no reports of illnesses but the company is issuing the recall just to be safe. good you knew this before breakfast time. >> always surprised the highly

. >>> a funeral girl fou dead in a hot early this weekment r ther found her in the minivan on monday when he got home from work. no charges have been filed but the investigation is ongoing. the #(ue?>?a?will ko?be at q?no today at the church of the good pastor on liberty street om durr shievment a historic hillsborough mill will be redeveloped and turned into an preserve the mill's unique history. the cause of fewer was never determined butinvestigators believe it was arson. >>> after the storm passes, it ? will be a busy weekend in the >> s we'll /c i'm roy cooper, and you deserve the truth about the crime lab. we discovered a backlog of more than 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy investigations. but what governor mccrory isn't telling you is that we cleared the backlog. we also solved over 2,000 crimes and put killers and rapists in prison from cold cases. we fixed the problems at the crime lab, >>> we know edg?we are dealing a storm this weekend but it is not going to be a ? by any means. >> hope not. >> we've got you covered with the weather conditions clear up. joini

her body was fou the bottom of a tree behind a warehouse in wilmington. danielle was badly beaten, she suffered a horrific death. >> do you think she was still alive? there was smoke in her lungs. >> so danielle was still alive when she was set on fire. >> yeah. it's proved. it's horrible. >> reporter: at the time of her murder, danielle olvera was 26 years old, a single mom. she was last seen in chelsea hanging out with friends. 9 years later there is no justice. danielle's killer is still out there. >> how difficult is that trying your sister? really hoard, like she's not important. >> reporter: a month ago vanessa mar colt was killed and her ill killer has not been caught. on one level there's already a connection. >> what would you say to that family? inside try to hold on hope they get answers and won't have to go through what we went through. >> i checked with maryann's office and told that the investigation is still open with olvera. by the way, tomorrow is danielle olvera's birthday. i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> we are following several news sto

. >> rebecca madsen thank you very much for that perspective, a lot of youthful information fous to digest as we think about our >>> a big birthday party for a local entrepreneur. how a raleigh woman celebrated her 108th birthday, and what she says is her secret her was murdered. her name was kathy taft, and she had touched so many children'sives on the state board of education. the police wouldn't have been able to catch her murderer if roy cooper hadn't fixed the problems at the state crime lab that he discovered when he became attorney general. now governor mccrory is attacking mr. cooper, top. >>> you don't even know it. >> yeah. >> durham skycam was beautiful. >> exactly. very sunny in durham this our viewing area. it eels all been south of us. here's a look at julia, tropical depression julia. it has weakened with maximum sustained winds at 35 miles per hour. it's going to hang out along the south carolina coast next several days. let's talk about tropical depression 12. this could become a tropical storm as we head in the next few days. the latest track from the national hurricane c

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i don't know why i fou maybe because my mom died. but i was like --i was just like wow, she can really just need and like cry "i'm going to miss you!" you know, i like that. >> seth: i feel extra bad for that person. because not only were they missing their boyfriend but if they look just a little over they'd see young molly shannon just staring watching this whole thing unfold. this is very exciting you're in the new hbo sarah jessica parker show "divorce." >> yes, yes. >> seth: so tel us about that. sarah jessica parker. tracy letts plays my husband. thomas haden church, talia balsam, an amazing cast. it's created by sharon horgan. it's about marriages and all kinds of things and people questioning their own marriages. it's a i would say a dramedy. it's really good, it's really juicy. it's a show i would definitely watch. >> seth: that's great. >> yeah. >> seth: that's very high praise. >> yes. >> seth: and you --i know it's about people in different stages of you know divorce and trying to date again and you used to work for a dat

we're keeping an eye on it fou four.e'll have more details later back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >> "fox5" is in the district tonight with a story that will make you shake your head. a 2-year-old girl got a ticket for littering and department of public works found envelope addressed to toddler on the ground near her house. "fox5" matt ackland has the story. >> we all know kids can get into trouble from time to time but this 2-year-old cutey havrper slapped with a $75 littering citation how does that happen a rivd in mail yest ticket to her for littering and harper at the time goes that's not good. because we know that we don't throw trash on the ground. >> harper has a big smile on her face after spending the day at the zoo and mom is not too happy with the department of public works who failed to void the ticket when she called inspector this morning. >> just to let her know because i'm sure she didn't she issued atic tote a 2-year-old and i said to her, you can disagree on whether he should have issued the ticket or n

explosion.in elizabeth, new jersey, authorities right now are raiding a home and business, after they fou >>> welcome back. the top three stories you need to know about on monday morning. justin this morning, the fbi issued an arrest warrant for 28- year-old ahmad mohammed and connection to a bombing in new york on saturday night. 30 people were hurt in that explosion we are taking a look at the wanted poster right now. and a -- in elizabeth new jersey, authorities are reading a home in business after they found five devices, one of those exploded as a bomb squad was trying to disarm it. this is a live look at the scene in elizabeth. >>> traffic alert this morning, crews continuing sewer maintenance work on first avenue in cedar rapids. this morning workers cut off access to i-380 northbound from eastbound traffic on first avenue. the drivers will have to detour to first street southwest and e avenue southwest to get onto northbound 380. westbound drivers on first avenue can still get onto 380 like normal. president candidates are in iowa tim kaine has a stop planned and aims and iowa sta

when the coast guard helicopter arrived, they fou the man. he wasrying to bail out the water in the boat using a it's all hd. they lowered a rescue swimmer p. hisoat above water while theyand escorted him back to his dock on treasure island. >>laura: and in the bahamas, u.s. coast guard suspected the search for a woman who fell from a cruise ship. according to the cruise line, she was on the 11th deck when she jumped. ship returned to port in south carolina yesterday. >>russell: emergency managers lifted mandatory evacuation orders for the areas impacted by hermine. some returned home while others still cannot reach their houses because of the flooding. county is looking at roughly $90 million in damage. they could qualify for federal aid but it could take find that out. >>laura: and publix has a voluntary recall. cakes were sold in six states, including florida. recall covers public stores in most of the tampa bay area. there are no reports of anybody getting sick or injured. you can return the coffee cake for a full refund. >>russell: after

a couple fou points here and there.hat you see that makes the race closer is she's falling apart. and i would say this has to do with the health problems and the lying about the health problems and then before that you had this nation of news about e-mails but also about funny business with the clinton foundation. so she's had a drum beat of negative stories and things that really reinforce the things that people like least about her and her husband and their family. >> trump has rebounded in ohio and how. he's right there in florida as well. north carolina has tightened significantly. if he gets those three, does he need pennsylvania? does he need virginia? colorado is tightening too. >> if he can't have virginia and colorado he will need pennsylvania or something else big. we'd like at nevada, iowa and minnesota. >> he's winning in iowa by a lot right now. >> iowa looks good for him. massive white population and a lot of older white voters without college degrees. this is the trump demographic that works well for him.

until we fou him. we need to heal. >> local state and federal prosecutors started working together in 2015. when jared scheerl asked investigators to reopen his sexual assault case for the same year in cold spring. investigatored fund a sweatshirt that tied heinrich to the assault and searched his home and discovered child pornography. heinrich could face 20 years in won't he face murder charges? prosecutors say, that the wetterling family as well as the citizens of the state of minnesota were so desperate for answers after 27 years, that they took the unprecedented step of offering a plea deal. so that everyone could begin to heal once jacob's remains were found. >> and he is to be charged on the child pornography case? thanks very much, jamie yuccas reporting tonight. still ahead, the hunt for >>> she was the founding mother of modern conservatism, phyllis schlafly died yesterday of cancer. a gop delegate for donald trump was best known for leading the fight against the equal rights amendment in the

. >>> i want to bring back immigration reform advocate koe fou cofounder of dream iowa.s talking about how she would feel if a wall was built. she pays taxes, raises a family here. when you look at people like people who aren't committing any crimes, should they be deported? >> i believe soch. i wanted to ask monica, this is what i have left of my son, he was my only dhiechild. i am a legal immigrant. this is all i have left of my family. her family has a choice. if you're here illegally you have to do it the right way, whatever that means, however that is done. >> mo nnica. >> i will say my family had to escape extreme violence and that would have been myself, my sister and my mother. research has proven immigrants have a negative correlation with crime meaning that the more immigrants you the less crime you'll have. i personally, in my family, had to experience a lot of different kinds of violent crime within our family for 13 years and it was from someone that had legal status, that was an immigrant that had legal status. they are walking around free. so i will say, y

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this isuca good movie for us to see because you're always making us to dares so this is like perft fous. >> seth: yeah so what do you make 11 and 12-year-olds do as a dare? >> i do just sweet stuff that makes meaugh. likee'll be driving d myon will call out totrangers "like it's so dumb. it's just dumb. they always have to be nice. seth: right. >> we all make sienn like if we're out for pizza i'll do like i dare you to go up -- i'll go dare you to go up to that lady and -- just say -- you know make up a name. and we watch from a distance so she'll just go up d go "isabelle,sabee ishat you?" and there's st somethi about a like, a kid teasing an adult or i make them go in to like i de my son go into fly eel and ask if there was a gentleman's workout and he's 11. seth: geneman'sorkout? >> yeah, yeah. or we, on the way to school i'll make my son yell out like "top of the morng to you." d weust e whresponds. yeah, uff like that. >> seth:ow when you were ung, you used to --which i noa ple th i've ever heard young people wt to hang out. you like to go hanout in hospitals. >> hostals, i di with

. >> bottom line, sean, trump is -- there's a fou things he needs to work on. as you mention, dr. siegel, is a little elevated which indicates -- >> which indicates he is an average american, but go ahead. >> it is a little elevated so he could afford to lose a few pounds. he is classified under nih calculations as being overweight. you know, this does put him at risk for diabetes and heart disease. there are a lot of americans that have this concern. but overall, his health concerns are nowhere near hillary clinton's alarming medical history, such as, you know, we talked about it before, btts, cvts, memory loss, concussion. the list goes on. >> i would add and dr. powers would agree, there's something called a young 70. we don't go only by chronological age, it is a young 70. it is not only what age but what kind of health. >> i'm a young 54. >> very. well, you exercise a lot. by the way, i want him to do a little more exercise. he waves his hands a lot. >> everyone knows i do martial arts, hitting and punching. you do three rounds on the bag and i'm like, ahh

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here latest coordinates 27.fou north. 86 degree west. top winds 65 miles an hour moving to north, northeast 14 miles an hour latest recon measured the pressure at 991. and it continues to fall at this point. so there's that forecast track in there still that distinct possibility that this could become a hurricane prior to making land fall. and remember on that right-hand side winds coming up from t south and southwest, that's where you have that threat of the storm surge. really from anywhere from anclote on to the north. you can see much larger storm surge. tropical storm warning anclote to suwannee river back to mexico beach. so this is what we expect to see as we go through afternoon into tonight. a coastal flood advisory out for our coastline. that goes until 1 o'clock tomorrow. storm surge between 1 to three feet from pinellas down to the south. got tropical storm warning. winds in excess of 39 miles an hour. even stronger as you head even up towards suwannee and points north. storm surge between 4 to 8 feet. obviously you got to de