was relieved. >> good girl, gabby.t dad gone goose mess with you? i'm sure she had enough goose pulled out of her hide to appreciate the goose being back at the dock. >> just when barnes thinks he's put enough distance between bird and dog, the goose makes one last attempt but this time falls short. >> i was shocked at the persistence of this goose. i couldn't believe. am i going to be out here all night long tossing the goose out of the boat? is the dog going to get fed up and be done with it? my dog! >> so what set the bird off? maybe it has something to do with gabby's favorite chew toy. it should be noticed the goose has since calmed down. it found a mate, and it only has todd barnes to thank for that. if the self-proclaimed animal lover hadn't exercised such restraint and trained his dog to take the high road, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained. if we wanted to hurt that goose or kill that goose, we could have done it very, very easily. just snap my fingers, the dog would have

i heard two pops. >> gabby tore a stabilizer in her nee, the interior cruciate ligament or acl.hat's an injury that is a greater risk in girls than boys. >> girls have more chance of injuring themselves. they have a wider pelvis, it causes them to collapse the knee when it lands and cuts. it's a big contributor. >> no pain. >> his coach, nick hall, says he's seeing injuries become more prevalent in a culture of overusing the best players. >> when you are hurting a kids' future. you need to monitor each guy and if he throws three innings, he shouldn't throw the next day. >> hodges is back in training, 6 months after surgery, but is pragmatic about not overusing his arm. >> i'll do more working out to keep the body healthy, keep the legiamm strong, minimising stress. >> the best plan, say the doctors, is to take measures to prevent injuries in the first place >>> only a game - that's the question this time on the programme as we look at the injuries to young athletes. as school opens and scholastic sports programs and youth leagues pick up. we begin with an associate professor of

gabby giffords. giffords had been pro-gun, the proud owner of a glock 17 handgun. >> we must do something. it will be hard, but the time is now. you must act. be bold. be courageous. americans are counting on you. thank you. >> it's decision day for new gun control legislation in the senate. >> the first votes taken today on the gun safety legislation. >> members of the families in the gallery today... >> with parents of the victims looking on... >> sitting in the gallery watching the vote, i was so anxious. and i genuinely thought we were going to be okay. it would be close, but i thought it would go through. >> mr. baucus, mr. begich... >> narrator: the votes of five key senators would decide the matter. none of them would agree to talk to frontline about their position. as the roll was called, the crucial votes were slipping away. >> i remember sitting there kind of in a daze... >> mr. lautenberg, mr. leahy mr. lee... >> ...and that's about all. i just... i'm sorry that i have such a... >> mr. ree

we thought when gabby was shot something would happen. or sandy hook or aurora something would happen. it never did. i think people recognizing who the victim was and who she represent and how kind and sweet and innocent she was. i think this time it's going to be different. i have done as many interviews as i can this week and i don't want to be like howard biel from network and in essence say we are mad at hell and not going to take it anymore. that's what happened. he got overexposed and i don't want that to happen. i want to come back when we have updates to report. i'm counting on you guys in the media to be there and support this and keep it on the front burner. it has to be. it can't go away and can't be next week. i'm not going to let that happen. >> we will stay in touch with you when you have more to tell us. condolences on the loss. she sounds like a wonderful, wonderful girl. it must be difficult. >> thank you so much. i'm telling you, they messed with the wrong family. >> you can go to cnn.com/impact to go to the scholarship

go, gabby. >> reporter: the cast is still filming an expanded 18 episodes and they're just as shocked as fans will be. >> mine was the fifth episode and the 10th episode. those are be the ones where i was like... >> and the tenth as well. >> we are fans of the show as well. there are certain things we want to see as fans that we know that the fans want to see as well. >> reporter: the record-setting last season brought taraji p. henson her second emmy nod. >> history being made if myself or viola were to win, the first african-american woman to win in that category. that's pretty dope. >> reporter: all of hollywood wants in. who are the big names coming to the show? >> i think chris rock, lenny kravitz. ne-yo. >> i'm working with swiss b. >> reporter: pitbull and mariah carey will occur and cookie's adam rodriguez. >> is there something going on between cookie and his character? >> there's a little spark. i mean, look at him. seriously. could be. and i mean, look at me. >> look at her. >> she set things up for herself. cookie is a smart cookie. >> yes. >> tell me more. >> that's all i

go, gabby. >> the cast is still filming an expanded 18 episodes, and already they're just as shocked as fan z will be. >> mine was the fifth episode and the tenth episode. ones -- >> i'm on the tenth as well. >> we genuinely are fans of the show as well, so there are things we want to see as fans that we know the fans want to see as well. >> empire's record-setting last season brought taraji p. henson her second emmy nod. >> it's history being made if i were to win, first african-american to win in that category, so that's pretty dope. >> and it's no surprise all of hollywood wants in on empire. who are the big names that are coming to the show in season two? >> chris rock, lenny kravitz. >> i'm working with swiss beatz. >> pit bull and mariah carey and cookie's new love arrest could arrive in the form of actor adam rodriguez. >> is there something going on between cookie and his character? >> there's just a little spark. i mean, look at him. seriously. and, i mean, look at me. >> yeah, let's look at her. >> she set things up for herself. >> okay. >> cookie is a smart cookie. uh-huh.

we thought that when gabby was shot something would happen, with sandy hook, something would happen,rora, something would happen. and it never did. but i think people recognizing, you know, who the victim was, and what she represented, and how kind and sweet and innocent she was, i think this time it's going to be different. and, you know, i'm -- you know, i've done as many interviews probably as i can this week, and i don't want to be like howard beale from network and you know, in essence say, we're mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore. that's what's happened. but, he got overexposed. i don't want that to happen. i want to come back when we have real news to report -- when we have updates to report, and i'm counting on you guys in the media to be there, and support this, and keep this on the front burner. because it has to be. it can't go away. it can't be, you know, next week it can't be forgotten. and i'm not going to let that happen. >> we're certainly going to stay in touch with you and have you back when you have more to tell us about it. andy parker again our de

gabby, my understanding is that you were in that meeting with donald trump. what the heck do you make of what has happened since that meeting? >> to say i'm highly disappointed doesn't begin to cover it. i'm angry. i feel lied to. this man continues to lie to the american people. it's okay if he wanted to do it if he was to sell books, but he is running for president. he met with us. he had 30 minutes. he actually gave us more time than that. was so gracious, was so nice to us. really opened his doors and talked to us and asked questions about immigration and then said you convinced me, i got it. >> okay. sheriff jones, what about trump's message on immigration do you find appealing? do you agree with him that you want to see the federal government actually put in the resources and police powers that would be necessary to round up and deport 11 million people? >> no, never said that. but i do agree with him. this immigration issue, the illegal immigration is too far out of control. the republicans, the democrats won't do anything about it. they have all lied

nbc's gabby schwartz has the latest. >> reporter: a small resort town surrounded by fire and residents here are traumatized by the destination. >> reporter: the battle to protect homes in washington is fierce. the national guard called in to make water drops after thousands were forced to evacuate. but, so far, only 50 to 100 homes and buildings are believed to have been destroyed. >> hard to see this. >> reporter: all that is left of this house is a chimney and its foundation and families like this one trying to find what is most important to them. >> trying to look for my mom's wedding bands. >> reporter: the fire has also burned a local economy to its core where building after building of one of the nation's fruit cooperatives is in ruins. across the west over 100 large fires are burning out of control, triggering a level five alert for firefighters across the country. the highest alert possible, meaning all federal and some state firefighters are on call freeing up more resources like this state-of-the-art 747 supertanker now standing by in colorado. in oregon dozens of homes are c

about a year later my mom has my sister gabby.ow he has a kid with my mom and a kid with my sister at the same time. and they're only about a year difference. and now we're all living together. >> they were under the impression that they were cousins. unbeknownst to them, they were actually brother and sister. >> it was about 2001. my mom starts getting sick. it was concentrated in her lungs, so she was struggling to breathe. all i remember is, you know, my mom, you know, walking past us and saying, you know, take care of yourselves. she said, said take care of yourselves. and, you know, i'll see you guys. >> when lydia died of cancer, ana now becomes the mother figure for both gabriela and moises. and becomes the surrogate wife, if you will, of tomas. >> i can't imagine going to my mother's funeral and knowing that if she was going through that tortuous death process that she knew the devil incarnate was going to take over her family. >> in 2003, my sister was pregnant again. bringing to life rachel. and i asked her, who's the da

gabby is with us, gabby. what is it that youngsters like yourself find attractive in donald trump? >> well first of all, his political -- business experience his expertise, with candor and a honesty appear to millennials. i think that at the same time it is rather premature to be saying that donald trump or any other candidate for that matter could be able to secure the millennial vote at this point. there's a lot of hesitation about donald trump regardless of how appealing his business expertise is and he's going to have to convince millennials that a trump presidency would expand number of job opportunities available for young adult and would bring in the cost of higher education that are astronomical right now. >> just thought that millennials were very sensitive you know sensitive in all kiengdz of groups of people you have to use the right language and trump is anything but sensitive so -- kind of laughing here. but i can hardly find it unusual that this is result of some poll isn't it that millennials a

. >> let's go, gabby, let's go. >> reporter: his coaches his dad. >> his love for sports is genuine.e people don't develop that love until much later on in life.>> i started loving it because of buster posey. >> reporter: he met buster posey at a private meet and greet. >> he talked to us for a few minutes and said never give up. keep trying.>> reporter: those words mean so much to this nine- year-old because when he plays ball he plays with one arm.>> not knowing if he would ever walk was scary. >> reporter: at nine months, lucas was diagnosed with cp. the less side of his body is weaker than his right. he throws and catches entirely with his right arm. >> i was worried about how fast he would hit, catching the ball, and throwing the ball. but he was amazing. >> it keeps me steady.>> reporter: if you ask him, having cp is pretty awesome. >> i describe myself as a run armed man -- one armed man, very cool and awesome. god may be that way and he knew i was special. >> is no different from any other child in his abilities. the only way he is different is in his courage and strength. >>

the astronaut husband of gabby giffords who was shot in the head in a shooting rampage in 2011. >>> over the weekend an inner faith memorial service was held for allison parker and her camera man adam ward. it featured images of the two journalists at work and at play. among those speaking there the general manager of their tv station. >> a few hours into wednesday a reporter i think it was one of mine asked me if i was angry. i thought about it for a moment i said yes, of course. i was angry at the miscarry cent. i was angry at the mental health system. i was angry over the easy access to weapons. i was angry about being angry. i try not to be angry at god. >> the funeral services for adam ward are scheduled for thursday. allison parker will also be laid to rest this week. >>> time is 5:26. we're still following developing news in los gatos. a fire that damaged an elementary school over night. the concerns right now as fire investigators try to pig figure out the cause. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2. monday, august 31st, last day of august. i'm dave clark. >> i

it all depends on you three -- jake, gabby, and grace. you ready to go to work? yes, sir.up those signaling devices. here come the categories for the jeopardy! round. they are as follows... next... you'll deal with... grace, you start us. i'll take games for $200. [ beep ] and that would be "munchkin." back to you, grace. [ laughs ] games for $400.

. >>> did you know gabby street caught a baseball?l of fame dodgers broadcaster, vince scully told the story while calling the nationals game in l.a. last week. street made a bet with a journalist that he could catch a baseball from the 555-foot drop. street stood at the bottom of the monument, glove on his left hand and 13 baseballs are dropped. street later told the washington post that he missed 11 of them, but caught balls 4 and 13. this is one of them. and that's your nats inside pitch nchts 98 people have been killed in d.c. so far this year and police are working overtime to get a handle on this violence and now trying a new tactic, increasing their cash rewards for information leading to an arrest or getting illegal guns off the street. you can call 727-9099. you can text to 50411. we'll have all that information online and on our wusa9 mobile app. back to you. >>> some 200 active duty soldiers are expected to provide relief today to crews struggling to contain wild fires in washington state. yesterday, officials urged people

after newtown, after aurora, after gabby giffords was shot. something is going to get done.circumstances of this tragedy, they're different. they're different this time. it is -- it has been not just another, you know, well, gee, gunman goes in and it's all horrific. but because of who alison was, i mean, you know, she was a rock star. she had such potential behind her. alison would be really mad at me if i didn't take this on, and i promise you, and i've said this time and again, these people are messing with the wrong family. we're -- we are going to affect a change, and it's going to happen. we need people like senator murphy and the governor, who are courageous enough to stand with us. we will affect a change. >> barbara, i'd like to read for you part of a letter from one mother to another this morning. nicole, who lost her beautiful 6-year-old son in the sandy hook shooting wrote an open letter this morning in the paper. it reads, i understand the overwhelming need to make something positive come from this. the need to save lives as part of your daughter alison's legacy

. >> look at gabby. >> yes, she came out to one of my favorite songs, you're so beautiful , yes, shed. gabe plays, becky on the show, of course, and the crowd went while. she was a surprise guest. >> um-hmm. >>> fast and furious seven took home the surf board for choice movie, and the late paul walker, won choice have movie actor, so vin diesel went on to accept the award. >> i have honor of announce ago this paul walker is your 2015 choice movie actor. rest in peace. >> and, of course, they kick off live with the nod to straight out of compton because it is the the number one movie right now in america. >> hopefully brittany spears looks fantastic. >> she does he good. >> step curry took home choice male athlete and, yeah, brittany got the choice style icon award. >> wow. >> yes. >> too bad she left her dress at home. >> she is a mermaid really. >> american idol hopefuls trying to make their dreams come true right here in philadelphia it was exciting here in philly. auditions on saturday and sunday at the convention center. so the judges were there. you have harry connnick junior, j

we celebrated her 24th birthday and a lot of famous people tweeting as well, including gabby giffords. she was a victim of gun violence. our country has a gun violence problem. shootings are too common. my prayers are with the wdbj family. >> let's take a look at the story we did on those two who were killed today. >> it is my very, very sad duty to report that we have determined through the help of the police and our own employees, that alison and adam died this morning shortly after 6:45 when the shots rang out. >> reporter: wdbj general manager jeff marks confirms the heartbreaking news on the air. 24-year-old reporter alison parker and adam ward were shot by vester lee flanagan, who went by the name bryce williams. while the two were broadcasting live during the station's morning newscast. >> i cannot tell you how much they were loved, alison and adam by the wdbj7 team. they both were in love, and we'll talk about that a little more with other members of the team here. our hearts are broken. >> reporter: alison, a graduate of james madison, had worked at the station a year. >> hey

. >> ♪ >>> gabby dancing with the guys. nba super star step curry took home choice male athlete.t on ordinary the late paul walker from the the fast and furious franchise. and they, gave homage to brittany spears, the queen of pop. >>> bay watch remake is a bad idea that should never be pennsylvania made into a movie so says woman who became famous from the original. pam anderson scoffing at zach efron, dwayne johnson reboot saying in one appreciates remakes. pam said bay watch was the the best time of her life but 90's were simpler, sweeter times for tv. it won't work in the big screen in 2015. if you are wondering if producers asked her to be part of the movie, they did not. >>> two rival football coaches on the the mission but their message has nothing to do with sports. charitable awareness they are spreading about organ donation. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to grow up without a whole lot of money. and how much it matters to save. i try to teach that to my daughter. i'm saving for a house and i don't want my money to go to bank fees. i'm sure you don't either.

gabby schwartz is in lake county, where one of the highways there is closed. reporter: good afternoon, alex. the flames were very high. just above the ridge. very intense fire burning throughout the night. firefighters actually back-burned this area hoping to create a break. they wanted to stop the fire from crossing the highway, right here. overnight, huge flames and more mandatory evacuations in california's lake county. just days after fire captain david rule was killed while scouting a fire in northern california. a husband and father of two, now hailed as a hero as a tight-knit community of firefighters work through this difficult time. >> all kinds of things go to your head could that have been me, what happened. >> reporter: fires in the west are offering no reprieve. drought conditions heavy wind and lightning making conditions even worse. >> because much the drought, and the lack of water throughout california, the fuel conditions in the brush that is burning is what we would normally see in late august. >> reporter: homeowners returning to find their

and former congresswoman gabby giffords tweeted, horrified to hear that two young journalists were shot and killed doing the job they loved. praying for the wdbj family. we'll be back with more in a moment. at with the eighth grade girls. but your jansport backpack is permission to park it wherever you please. hey. that's that new gear feeling. this week, these folders just one cent. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical >>> back to our breaking news, two journalists shot to death live on television in virginia. we're learning more about the shooter. vester flanagan had an apparent troubling work history, one that may point to a motive in this shooting. today the general manager of wdbj addressed the history candidly on the air. >> vester was an unhappy man. he quickly, um, became -- gathered a reputation as someone who was diffic

we will go to gabby on the republican line. caller: hello, this is debbie from farmington hills, francesca, i have a question. the emails went out. if they are not on the server hat's the government server, what email -- wouldn't they know that the email is different and not coming from a government account? guest: yes. so a government account typically ends in.gov, so they would know the difference, and to follow up on that point, there are folks in the obama administration who said they were aware that hillary clinton had a private email address and they emailed back and forth with her through that address, but they were not aware that that was the only email address she was using and that the state department did not retain any of the records forwarded on . host: this timeline from the "washington post" provides some of the dates around hillary clinton's exposure of the private address. it shows it was first exposed after a hacker accessed the account of a former bill clinton aide and the hack shows clinton communicated with

thank you, gabby. mike huckabee, nice to see you. i wish we could have a few more republicans on the ballot, right? [indiscernible] >> i'd like to present you with the keys to the city. i met you yesterday. ckabee: that's pretty neat. >> i wonder if i could get a picture. mr. huckabee: sure. >> thank you. [indiscernible] mr. huckabee: hi, there. great to see you. i believe marriage is between a man and a woman. i don't believe we should redefine marriage. mr. huckabee: one of the things about this is that it's an unfiltered audience. this is an audience of people who want to come to the fair. the politician happens to show up, they get to ask me anything they want. they can say nice things, they can criticize me, they can say anything they like. it's a real opportunity to see that dynamic that doesn't exist in other politics. most politicians don't rub shoulders with people here sweating in the state fair. mr. huckabee: every billion dollars that we spend on road infrastructure creates jobs. if we are serious about creating jobs we m

thank you, gabby. mike huckabee, nice to see you. i wish we could have a few more republicans on the ballot, right? [indiscernible] >> i'd like to present you with the keys to the city. i met you yesterday. ckabee: that's pretty neat. >> i wonder if i could get a picture. mr. huckabee: sure. >> thank you. [indiscernible] mr. huckabee: hi, there. great to see you. i believe marriage is between a man and a woman. i don't believe we should redefine marriage. mr. huckabee: one of the things about this is that it's an unfiltered audience. this is an audience of people who want to come to the fair. the politician happens to show up, they get to ask me anything they want. they can say nice things, they can criticize me, they can say anything they like. it's a real opportunity to see that dynamic that doesn't exist in other politics. most politicians don't rub shoulders with people here sweating in the state fair. mr. huckabee: every billion dollars that we spend on road infrastructure creates jobs. if we are serious about creating jobs we m

thank you, gabby. mike huckabee, nice to see you. i wish we could have a few more republicans on the ballot, right? [indiscernible] >> i'd like to present you with the keys to the city. i met you yesterday. ckabee: that's pretty neat. >> i wonder if i could get a picture. mr. huckabee: sure. >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> it is nice to see you again. can we get a photo? >> what are you doing in iowa? >> they are the most incredible, supportive. >> we will keep the fight going. -- what should we do illegals inmillion the country? >> we have to take care of the first problem before we take care of the second. do you have a plan for the climate? what do you mean? >> versus warming overall. mr. huckabee: we need to bring stability to the world. to make sure we make it available to people, bring the cost down so everyone can live better. everybody got what they need? thank you. i am not in as heavy a uniform as these guys. how can they smile? hi, there. great to see you. nice to meet you. i believe marriage is between a man and a woman.

you created gabby for this movie. >> yeah, we did. we made that up on the day, that dancing scene.ot. rerehearsed it in your house. >> the dancing came in on the day. >> the dancing came on the day. the slap -- >> the slap was there for awhile. >> armie wasn't expecting the slap. >> not the first time. >> and you were the evil master mind to whisper in her ear -- >> i love a slap in a film. >> this sin credible. "the new york times" has called you a sensation. the hottest young actress in the world right now. the equivalent of a cinematic supernova. you have eight movies out this year? >> yeah. >> that has to feel pretty good. >> feel -- always feels a bit strange. >> what's been the most surprising part? >> by the way, eight movies is a lot. >> it's weird. >> i thought we were unique. >> we have to congratulate you. you were married in the middle of all of this? >> i foonl lyfinally got marrie ago. >> part of the cast was there? >> most of the cast was there. we had a wonderful time. >> congratulations on a fantastic mover i have. there is something for everyone in this. it's fast

after gabby giffords was shot, you think something has got to be done.time i think the circumstances of this tragedy, they are different. they are different this time. it has been not just another -- you know, well, gee, a gunman goes and -- it's all horrific but because of who alison was and, you know, she was a rock star and she has such potential. alison would be really mad at me if i didn't take this on and i promise you and i've said this time and again, these people are messing with the young family. we're -- we are going to effect a change and it's going to happen and we need people like senator murphy and governor mcauliffe who are courageous enough to stand with us and we will effect a change. >> that was alison parker's parents with poppy harlow. i should also point out the funeral for adam ward, 27 years of age, killed alongside alison, that will be tomorrow. arrangements for alison's funeral have yet to be announced. >>> we continue on. accused cop killer steps before a judge today. his shackles breaking the silence there in the texas courtro

the astronaut husband of former congresswoman gabby giffords who was shot in the head during a shootingge in 2011. >>> over the weekend an interfaith memorial service was held in roanoke virginia for alison parker and her photographer adam ward featuring images of them at work and at play. among those who spoke at the service, the general manager of their tv station. >> a few hours in to wednesday, a reporter, i think it was one of mine, asked me if i was angry. i thought about it for a moment, and i said yes, of course. i was angry at the miscreant. i was angry at the mental health system. i was angry over the easy access to weapons. i was angry about, well, being angry. i try not to be angry at god. >> both adam ward and alison parker will be laid to rest this week. >>> erika was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm but it's still doing damage in florida. >> pam cook is back in our studio to show us the area and also a warning for today. >> heavy rains continue to pound central florida and flood watches have now been issued for tampa and orlando in particular and it's going

. >> gabby is in homa, louisiana, please go ahead -- which is close to new orleans. >> caller: i had a question. i was wondering, i know over once or twice overt years as far as flooding they had on the corp. of engineers breached levees and got it to relieve the pressure, and every time it has been done it seems like it -- it seems like the blue collar neighborhoods are flooded and destroyed, and i was just always kind of baffled by how why it was always the more, you know, higher income -- how would you say it -- rich people's neighborhoods are always protected and looked out for to try and divert water from going in and flooding those places? how do you come up with how you are going to breach the levees? >> thank you, sir. >> several things, and thank you for calling in. i will talk about the area of new orleans first. new orleans east, st. bernard, that area was one of the most economically disadvantaged in the areas prior to katrina, and it was also one of the most vulnerable areas of risk for surge flooding for a storm that would come through the gulf and go around to lake pon

we will go to gabby on the republican line.aller: hello, this is debbie from farmington hills francesca, i have a question. the emails went out. if they are not on the server that's the government server, what email -- wouldn't they know that the email is different and not coming from a government account? guest: yes. so a government account typically ends in.gov, so they would know the difference and to follow up on that point there are folks in the obama administration who said they were aware that hillary clinton had a private email address and they emailed back and forth with her through that address, but they were not aware that that was the only email address she was using and that the state department did not retain any of the records forwarded on . host: this timeline from the "washington post" provides some of the dates around hillary clinton's exposure of the private address. it shows it was first exposed after a hacker accessed the account of a former bill clinton aide and the hack shows clinton communicated with her

yesterday, you saw us pumping it up on the plaza with women's volleyball program gabby reece.how? she invited us to go to the class she was teaching down in sew -- soho. here's a big picture, a group shot of everybody. she made headline, made waves because she said that women ought to be submissive to her husband. she addressed that issue while she was on the show too and her husband is actually a big wave surfer himself. i'm going to tell you what, during that class, i will tell you she was not a submissive fitness instructor. that's for sure. >> she normally only taeches that class in hawaii and california. >> i didn't realize how tall she was. >> she's like 7'tall. >> 6'2". 14 ache -- 4 teenagers accused of kidnapping a federal agent in orlando. they are said to have pistol whipped a vacationing ago and forcing him into the backseat of his car while tied up. the teenagers drove around for two hours before the suspect's -- before the agent's wife contacted on star. >>> the chicago air and water show taking a descras to us show when two parachutists collide. spectators first

. >> the lovely and talented gabby reese will be here on the show as well.years ago in los angeles. i was at a loss for words then and i'm sure i will be today. peter taosy is here. big news in iowa. >> and it's another day of fried food and politics. >> five candidates visit the fair to mingle with hawkeye state voters and maybe get something to eat. >> fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron is live at the fair in december moin moines. good morning. >> reporter: they'll probably get lots of something to eat. if they don't, they blow it. you have to eat some kind of food, shake a lot of hands and if you're running for president do wit a smile on your face not wi withstanding higher than 90-degree heat and massive crowd. today the headliners are hillary clinton and donald trump. the first saturday of a ten-day fair. this is one of the days of the biggest attendance here. there's probably somewhere in the neighborhood of 120,000 people will come through the gates. it will be a million by the time it's all done at the end of the ten days. to put it