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guy foreca. it looks like it's going to be bad out there, ople. 200 degrees belowtoda ant'll g to heat up. it's going to be le 346 degrees by noon. >> in addition to the odd temperatures, he ao pdi huhuane. the real guy eventually showed up and gave the correct forecast. we're allowed to have replacement weather guys? nobody gavee this memo. >> any time you want. >> really? stre.ll bring people in off t >>t,'de t actually sleep for once? >> no, i would actually sit here and laugh if you had to deal with them the whole time. >> we would get along, bill. you underestimate me. >> do i? >> yes. >> good morning, everyone. as far as the rain goes, we have very good news out ofklahoma avined through the state. numerous locations saw downpours. oklahoma city picked up two inches of rain. as far as the drought has gone, i know we're not in the growing season anymore, we still need the rains. we still need to fill up the reservoirs in someareas. kansas and oklomare wototend triest over the last month or two. they're the ones getting some of the rainfall. so that's great. as far as the situation goes,

g after that story is next. >> a high schooler guys on his way to school this morning. we will tell >> >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >> the three teenagers were on the road this morning car crashed, killing teen and sending the other to the hospital. >> tragic is exactly this. this is where it all happened early this morning. take a look. this memorial has been growing. from liberty high school, people here throughout the afternoon. high schoolers are coming in as we speak. we will tell you exactly what happened. -- 16-year-ear-old heflin. he was on his way to school this morning. s sister andhi another teenager. of control, out road, and slammed into a tree. heflin was killed at the scene. sister had to be medevaced from the scene. liberty high school is just from where the accident took place. the news was announced to many t about midday today. his friends have been hurting ever since. know he has no regrets about anything. >> [indiscernible] >> as you will see in the next moments, they make their toward the spot -- a place heflin lost his li

he's a lovely guy,s an an ex-g. you know what today is? we have a lovely couple on the phone.at changes their life ♪ >> you get this only once a month. >> i want to hear it again. ♪ nothing will be the same again ♪ >> all righty. it's jullian and jo draper grante from fredericksburg, virginia. is it julian? >> julian. >> julian wrote in to tell us about his wife jo. you're a veteran, two tours in vietnam. you had a hard time since then, tell us about it. >> well, i've had cancer for the last 12 years, and i have a lot of chronic pain and neuropathy as we saw building with not only the chemotherapy but dealing with the side effects of the cancer. and it's directly because of being exposed to agenting orange. >> often the wives write in about the spouse. >> she would think you were the hero. you wrote in about your wife. are you there too, jo? >> i am. >> you wrote a beautiful letter and hopefully we've written a beautiful song to bless you. we'll see you on thursday. enjoy your time in new york. we'll see you thursday. >> yeah. coming up. >> i'm a little off today. >> we're all

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guy, myself. a little kenny g. >> oh, that's linda. remember her?ration against me. so the least i can do is play some nice songs for all our inmates that are on lockdown. locked everybody down. no visitors, because of this demonstration. >> he probably doesn't want us to hear what's going on out there. the lady's cool, i respect old ladies, don't get me wrong. but when you're trying to sleep because you've got to go to work, and it's loud as hell, you're trying to sleep, it's kind of wrong. >> well, i don't know if they like it. i'd rather have frank sinatra, but, you know, frank isn't here. i hope i don't have a riot after they listen to it. >> this place sucks, man. it really does. >> don't like me enforcing the illegal immigration laws. think they've got me, they're going to make me go in a hole or make me resign. never going to happen. if they want to change the laws, don't make me the poster boy. go to washington and get the laws changed. i'm just doing my job enforcing the state and the federal laws. and that's my job. i hope they spent a lot

guys. you are like the most beautiful audience i could g: in the whole world. straight up, give yourselves a hand. [ applause ] i am going to try to say a couple of things that i hope will be helpful for the viewing of the film. i do want to thank mayor lee, your being here sends a very important message. thank you so much for doing that and taking the time to establish that bullying matters and that this issue matters. when we show up, it says something; right? when the issue shows up it says something. the fact that you guys are here, that you are here out of school for this event, that really says something. so for everyone that made that choice, all of the folks from the schools, there is a gentleman named kevin who actually got all of you out the school, who made all of the logistics work. i want to thank u.s. attorney melinda haigh. i want to thank our moderator cheryl jennings and assistant u.s. attorney anne marie conroy who worked really hard to pull this event together. things like this just don't fall out of the air. i want to thank mayor lee for com

g a of happenuó a+k. we're going to handle it and u expected to start. we hope it does on september 21st. guyse's talking g cf1 o pthere. whatever just >>> paleontologists in france revealed a big secret. six tons and 75 million years in the making. a big one. they're in the final stages of retrieving the fossils of a huge dinosaur. it was discovered ten years ago. it's been kept secret until now. scientists say they've already retrieved 70% of it. they're confident they can safely salvage the entire thing. it was a plant eating dinosaur that was hunted by all those carnivorous dinosaurs millions and millions of years ago. a long time ago. >> how do you keep something that size a secret. >> a very big tarp. they couldn't even see it from space. i have no idea. let's take a look out there and show you what's happening the next couple days. 88 on wednesday. i think we'll see a pretty good chance of rain especially during the early afternoon tomorrow. 92 on thursday. hot and humid. best chance of rain thursday will be to the south. 93 on friday. saturday looking pretty good, i think. saturday sho

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romney is, right, because the guy who was vernor of massachusetts, had he run as that guy, he would have been more likehe g w o "60 minutes." he's been forced to run this eternal primary where he's constantly trying to please the farthest right base of the republican party and so he isn't really being allowed to make what is supposed to be a pivot to a general election caid so t tbleally is partly that. then they've tried to pull romney into the ryan mold. they vnld allowed ryan to do what he was picked to , which is talksn policy because they understand that would be even more unpolarhat tre putting out there right now? >> is it that his instincts aren't good, he's being given bad advice? somehow it's not working. >> these are his conscious decisions. he's been rning way from specics from day one as in t presidency. paul ryan is not a nominee as much as a gesture. he's a way to say to the fess cal conservativebase, we're thinking of you, we want to please you, but he's not adopting ryan's actual policies. he's making ryanllse serth he's trying to hold a mirror up to the country in such a way that he doesn

that this is a guy who thrives in narrow environments. en he knows that the clock i ckdonds got the perfect answer, he'll sound reasonable, all those things that newt gingrich said in this piece that he wrote, giving unsolicited advice to mitt romney about what the opts will mean aoppod o h. think it's 85% visual and 5% substance. so mitt romney thrives in those enviroents. as we saw in the debates. mitt romneyuddenly woke up beco aieggiv debater. i think that's what we're going to see a week from tonight. >> let's listen from newt's advice how to debate president obama. >> first, relax and be prepared. be nest. sorr that's out of e ti usmoon't know. $10,000 bets, that sort of thing. enjoy the evening. oh, thanks newt. that's really helpful. and of course, be assertivend be on offense against bothbama and the media. thatlw wkeorwt right? >> can we have some real talk about newt gingrich here? >> please, yes, sir. >> the guy who lost to the guy who's losing to the president is giving out advice on how to win. >> good point. >> so i just want to apprecie that context. asorttngia

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