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thousands of students and teachers are getting ready for the first day of school, the staff arette ging a head start before the kids return to the classroom. later today the administrators and the mayor is welcoming the the milwaukee bucks dancer will be there and high school cheerleaders and musicians. >> helping kids in sherman park returning to school with everything they need. that is the mission of a church in the neighborhood. the church's past tor is saying it is their goal to help the people of sherman park. >> you have to be city to see the change, it is coming, we have to keep doing this, showing love and we'll be okay. >> the church officials say it brought them joy seeing everyone working together. >> it is back to college too. marquette university had their move in last week. the back to school shopping rush is on. busiest time of the year behind the holidays. >> we'll see the people, they come for the things they forgot or the things they didn't know they needed. school uniforms as well. >> a lot of good deals after school starts too. the school $78.5 billion this year. mo

. >> one of the things we talked about earlier, issette ging people interested and using it is frustrating as we saw. how do you doe that? >> sure, people like to use the cars, it is convenient and coming and going, but public transportation is a great alternative to the vehicle, it is reliable and sometimes you are getting there faster and a lot more relaxed, read a book or do work on the bus or the train. >> well, the gas prices are that is the money, the state is locked in right now, you need money for construction projects and where does that sit and affecting you? >> right now the transportation trust fund the source of the funding for the capital projects for transit, it is bankrupt. there is no money right now. on june 30th, the current reauthorization expired and everyone knows now in new jersey that the executive order to halt all transportation projects unless and until we do find a solution to fund the transportation trust. we hope that is going to change. in the meantime, what kind of projects, the gateway project off to 2030, what is currently out there that we can look forwar

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defense is an achilles heel, smallwood is optimistic about a unit had a was ranked 101 last year, ging up 33 points a game. >> the sky is the limit with the defense. we're definitely showing improvements in all areas. >> i like their demeanor. keeping their head to the ground, and just working and grinding every day. i like the chemistry, and the intensity. >> reporter: the sun devils were picked to finish 5th in the c- polls. however, smallwood sees the season ending a different way. >> confetti falling down, and holding onto that championship trophy. that's definitely what we're going for. >>> we are on monsoon watch right now, and we have some activity out there, and as you can see, the storm actually uprooted a tree, and took down a power pole. we have power lines on the ground. this is in the east valley. a live shot from our penguin air, and news chopper. not a ton of activity, but you know the storms that are out there, they can be powerful. this is just an example. you actually see the power pole lying in the street. we'll get you an exact location on this in just a few minutes

his ging family telling abc news in a statement, since the day he born he brought abundant joy to our family. we are believed in our savior jesus and theyre forever together now. we will see him another day. >> i spent the last 24-plus hours with him. ask as you can imagine, this has been devastating. it's been devastating at every level. you leave church, you gow to a water park to be with family. and to enjoy. and then you hit tragedy. there's just no way to prepare for this. >> our thoughts and prayers are difficult time. >> reporter: park representa aretives revealing little about what happened and denying requests for ierview this is the view from the top of verrucht at 168 feet it's taller than the statue of libert niagara falls, and the arc de triomphe. thrill-seekers free fall 17 stories inseconds. they can hitpeeds of near 70 miles an hour. commercials for the ride and -- >> are you insane? >> reporter: when the ride first opened two years ago, many were asking a different question. is it safe? concerns only heightfterened a this video from the ride's testing phase appeared o

chris..the 1968 olympics also featured dick fosbury leaping over the high jump bar backwards..chan ging the event forever..vashti cunningham and others have taken it from there ((jon tritsch)) the road to rio is far more sacrifice than sweetness..but for las vegas swimmer cody miller every grueling lap and every godforsaken workout was wori made a splash with an american record and bronze medal in the 100 meter breastroke last night.. cody's club coach ron aitken got emotional talking about his athlete's performance and was in brazil to witness history (( ron aitken/sandpipers swim club: "you can't fake that stuff." "at that moment that's not rehearsed, the things he said, about how grateful he was to everybody that supported him." watching him celebrate and the relief of it all and all that hard workd and perseverance that he's put himself through and come out of it every single miller may have another chance at a medal. he is waiting to see if he will be part of the 400 medly relay scheduled for the end of this week..either way miller made the podium and is a las vegas swimming pionee

they are targeting the whale and enjoy scaff and ging the blubber off the bodies then they move on. reporter: as many as six white sharks were spotted has since washed a shore. it prompted warnings to be alert in cape cod buy and the closure of beach point and the landing beaches. >> give in the sharks were on the whale and the whale was a mile or two from land, the whales did wash ashore, so certainly makes sense that folks would, you know, take precautionary chance for at least day or so, too. watching closely and urges swimmers to be constantly vigilant. >> it is a common thing where they adhere if you go to the beaches, pay attention to where you are, where you are going and whether there are deals in the area. they are here. you don't want to place yourself in any risk by being next to the seals. reporter: because of these shark, the beaches are expected to be closed through sunday. live on the cape tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> i also fully support and endorse, sen. kelly ayotte, a state i truly love. i love new hampshire. ju just heard it. donald trump with an

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he says there's also a possibility of ging a hockey team here as well.the mayor says building this arena would bring it would also bring in big time concerts, sporting events and conventions that the city has never been able to host before being between milwaukee and chicago it affords us to hold great conventions at a cost thats lower than those 2 cities so we're on the lake we're centrally located this alws us the same way to build our city the me way milwaukee has done with their cy city this arena would have seating for thirty eight hundred people. the county board meeting is tonight at 5:30 at the county's es groves a milwaukee aldngis sure kids start the school yearafe and hethy. johnson encouraged kids and their parents tattend a free back-to-school immunization clinic yesterday.alderman johnson says it's important kids get the health services they need... sothey don't miss any school. 21:05:55-05a lot of absences can stem from not having the correct health treatment available. we' abate that.. .we're trying to in the neighbhorhoods.ht here 2125-29we want to bring thesservices rig

sports is reporting from their source that it is ging it a nongovernmental donation made to avoid criminal prosecution for minors and many saying thesm this was a payoff or some sort of bribe orics torsion but this is apparently acceptable under brazilian law. >> thank you. >> we have some breaking news to get to really horrific bus crash in newark. >> live jim smith over the scene right now. jim, what can you tell us? accident involving two buses. one of them on it side. this happened at the intersection of raymond boulevard and broad street and newark. numerous firefighters ems, and police all on the scene. widen out to give you a perspective of the activity here at this intersection, it's not known if any other vehicles involved in the accident it will people being removed from the bus it's on its side and frferts standing arranged and do not know if there are still people onboard those buses. the toalings number of injuries are extent of the injuries unknown at this too many but we did see at least two people taken off of the bus that it's on its side. again, intersection of raymond bo

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speaker ging rich, congressman becerra, thank you both. i hope when they have the big debate, that both candidates do as well as you do. >>> new polls that tracks >>> if you are repeatedly having what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him? >> people ask me, what do you think about trump? honestly i don't care for him much, and i certainly don't trust hillary. >>> president obama calling out republicans for supporting trump and gop congressman mike kauffman of colorado coming out against trump in a commercial as part of his campaign for reelection. >>> and syndicated columnist george will. gerald seib, lisa lerer, and lisa boothe. jerry, how damaging was it for donald trump? and was it irreparable? >> very damaging, but not irreparable, i don't think. i think the numbers that scared republicans moth wasn't the that could fa hillary clinton was up we had a number which kind of congress, one controlled by republicans president now democrats are up by four points. i think what changed is republicans looked at the trump c

they're earn gings were okay. to the question of what you do with the stock going forward, i think you can hold it for all the reasons that pete mentioned but what you're looking for is what are they going to do with this cash. this is a cash had. >>> horde. this is over $65 billion. that's a number they have to say what are they going to do with it. are they going to recapitalize the capital structure and these ads of i'm going to buy jasper, that's not enough. they need a strategic decision of what they're going to do with the cash. >> i want to talk about tech as it relates to chip. i bring it up because the s&p is up 4%, the chips are up 14%. pete's been all over it. >> clearly the earnings have provided the evidence that chips are the place to be but i also think there has been a little bit of a recovery in the emerging asset class specifically as it relates to ausha. the fact the u.s. dollar has gone lower is benefitting. i think it's more -- it was driven by the domestic demand initially but now you have gl

. >> ging, commissioners coner johnston staff to board of supervisors supervisor president london breed and it is obviously in her district in district 5 i should stipulate i'm not the expert in the opposing that is supervisor president london breed's home share any colleague cam sam and her predecessor hiding in the back they sent me up here it is good to see you again, i want to reiterate what a lot of people said this is a tremendous opportunities to activate the theatre to bring more people into the commercial corridors on the fillmore corridor that will benefit all the businesses down there supervisor president breed put money into the budgets to move forward that project it is critical for the prices kept low so the members of the community can use this this is important to see that happening and as the speaker said mr. there is one grants that was awesome and great to see that happening supervisor president london breed's strongly supports this permitted and asks for your approval thank you for your time. >> i'm the last speaker with the mayor's office of economic workforce devel

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this is starting to be ather bad week for donald trum his campaign tries to keep him on message, some ging developments. prominent republicans now coming together to say they will not vote for trump, this as a new conservave candidate ents the race to take on clinton, but also trump. overnight, a republican senator delivering a stinging ow to donald trump. inin "thwashin post" maine senator susan collins saying she will not vote for trump because, quote, mr. trlacks the temperament, self-discipline and judgment required to be president. security officials, all republican, signing a letter stating trump would be the most reckless president in american history. among the most prominent names former cia and nsa director general michael hayden and two former secretaries of homeland security, michael chertoff and tom ridge. in the past, ridge saying he was in disbelief about truozy c relationship with vladimir putin. >> i don't think too many americans are pretty excit getting all those wonderful sweet words from vladimir pu >> reporter: trump responding calling it politically motivated eoplsan

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>> reporter: leading tharge, thre world champion simone bis ging yet anoer spectaculaormar rfe, flying through the air, sticking he lags and, of course, flashing thazzling smile. exercise securing her first gold. >> get the gold medals ready. >> reporter: meanwhile, the other american super squad, the u.s. swim team winning big, the night belonging to michael phelps. >> michael phelps is going to do it again! >> reporter: edging out the competition to claim gold in the 200-meter butterfly, the crowd going wild. >> phelps says, let's hear it. >> reporter: phelps soaking in the moment climbing the stands el boomer. about an hour later phelps back in the pool joining longtime teammate ryan lochte for the 4x200 frstyle relay. >> this is going to be a huge test. >> reporter: not even a swim cap malfunction could derail the superstar. >> rips on him. >> reporter: phelps and his teammates simply unstoppable. >> no way anybody is going to catch michael phelps. >> reporter: the win marking phelps' 21st gold medal. the 31-year-old emotional as he win another olympic gold and she does. eporter: s

hillary clinton called the report a lot of smoke and no fire claiming they excluded nearly 2,000 meet gings she had with world leaders and bill clinton chaukd it up to election year politics. >> there's something wrong with creating jobs and saving lives, i don't know what it is. hillary was meeting with noble prize winners who would have gotten meetings with any foreign secretary in the world. i just think it's election season. >> joining the panel this week wall street journal and editor and editorial board member and main street columnist. kim, what was the most important thing we learned this week in your view about the clinton foundation and the state department and the relationship when she was secretary. >> i think the most important thing we learned is that they we were essentially one in the same. that's the importance of these e-mails that we got from humid from the clinton aide. what they show is this constant back and forth discussion she had with one of the executives of the clinton foundation where they were keeping track of schedule addres and he was aski special audiences in

ging >>> noah galloway, sharing how to live life with no excuses. >>> we are kicking off our countryge performance from old dominion live. we'll be right back. ♪ >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, 8:27 august 22. karen is off, matt pellman is on the blue route. good morning. >> reporter: beautiful morning, tam, but the ride on the blue route 476 does not match it. southbound side stacked from broomall through liam in lima, expring field. the right lane is blocked. blue route was jammed southbound because of a crash on i-95 southbound close to the commodor barry bridge. there you're looking at speeds like unlucky 13 miles per hour coming down from 420. northbound there's a gaper delay coming north of the state line and heading toward the blue route 76. delays on the pennsylvania turnpike the whole way from bensalem to fort washington where a crash is mostly gone, but speeds in the teens as you past willow grove. >> let's head out to david murphy. beautiful morning, good morning. >> reporter: we have sun up, 72 degrees in philadelphia. in the 60s in allentown. this afternoon, 84, sun

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three fires are now ging out of control in eastern washington state. at least a dozen homes and buildings burning into the ground. dozens of families forced to evacuate. one fire exploded from 250 acres to 5,000 acheers in a matter of hours and in southern california, some good news. massive fire in san bernardino county. >>> now, donald trump may be poised to abandon one of his most controversial promises. he vowed he would kick millions of undocumented immigrants out of the country but now his new campaign manager is hinting he could change his mind on creating a controversial deportation force saying the plan is not written in stone. >> to be determined. as the weeks unfold he will lay out this specifics of that p that he would implement as president of the united states. >> reporter: now, trump is also taking heat for his pitch to black voters after saying they're living in poverty with bad schools and no jobs. trump is already beginning to prepare for his upcoming debates with hillary clinton holding his first debate prep session over the weekend.

. >> all right, ging, see you in just a few minutes. >>> now to another natural disaster this morning, that out of control fire in northern california. a man now under arrest this morning accused of arson. sparking a blaze that's burned 4,000 acres and destroyed nearly 200 homes. abc's mary bruce is in the hard hit lower lake, california, this morning. mary, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. this is what most streets here look like, graveyards of smoldering personal belongings this morning authorities believe the man responsible for this is now behind bars. this morning, 4,000 acres burnt to a crisp. 175 homes and businesses destroyed. most of lower lake, california, leveled by flames and smoke. homes turned into charred skeletons. >> our whole life and all of our neighbors, look at what they have to come home to. it's horrible. >> reporter: overnight california officials announcing the arrest of an alleged serial arsonist. >> it is my pleasure to announce pashilk, age 40, on 17 counts of arson. >> reporter: officials believe pashilk is responsible for starting this mass

ging. >> lara, thank you so much. i am to pumped to tell everybody about the new series i've got.m episode two. it is all about maple syrup and bob white. he's a long time sugarer as they're called. they had their best season ever not only in vermont but most of the northeast and canada so we'll talk about what it takes to get that syrup out, what it takes to produce it. there is so much you'll learn from it. it has a little mr. rogers feel and wanted to say good morning to gracie from -- >> texas. >> all right. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the day planner today, the mist dries by noon was sunshine this afternoon the temperatures are are close to average. expect more of this only, and even cooler weather starting on thursday. >>> you can find "food forecast" on abcnews.com on any of your streaming devices. that weather brought to you by bush's baked beans. robin. >> very excited about your new show. you've been talking to me about it. cannot wait to see it. i know you want to share it. and i have someth

. >> if they don't vote joanie that would mean they are ging it to hillary clinton i guess?that their vote doesn't matter. that they would ab stain from voting, that to me, really is concerning, because millennials they are our future, i mean they are obviously the younger generation of workforce faced with challenges like large you know student loan debt they want to buy their first home, they have not been able may be to find that right job, out of college, and you know certainly focus on wages and making more, so i would think that millennials would be really in touch with the issues, and supporting the candidate they felt truly going to make a difference. and caroline we saw a little bit when bernie obviously was out there had a strong you know, percentage of the millennial vote, but now it seems like millennials are taking a a little bit of a backseat saying you know i don't like either candidate i am not going to vote i don't think that is rights direction we need millennials skroeth issues are really important. >> i think what is historically significant about this pa

two new ging in managers. "wall street journal" said to he's r the ground that lost in recent weeks. the executive chairman of bright a new position of campaign chief executive. t the same time mr. trump is conway.ng kelly anne you can see her past appearances cspan.org. o the position of campaign manager. the story noting paul manafort joined the campaign late in the primary season remains the campaign chairman. designed to is bulk up a structure that many republicans have complained the rigorssraeut for of the general election. want to win, mr. trump said. he said that's why i'm bringing people who know how to win and who love to win. a few other stories from the trail this morning. lso on donald trump and his hiring ousted fox news chairman oger ailles is advising donald trump before the presidential debates. irst debate is scheduled for september 26 at hofstra university. ailles being connected with donald trump's campaign could be a form of edemption after he was pushed out of the powerful network that he