>> gloria riviera on the scene all day for us. gloria, thank you. >>> we are also following another developing story tonight. another major accident at an amusement park. the third in just a week now. tonight, a 3-year-old boy, air lifted to the hospital after a there on the scene nearby pittsburgh. authorities say the 3-year-old was riding a roller coaster with his older brother. the ride has been shut down tonight, and here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: this afternoon, that 3-year-old was air lifted to a hospital after riding a wooden roller coaster at the idlewild and soak zone park outside pittsburgh. >> the boy was conscious while being treated on-site. he was alert, talking with his family. >> reporter: officials aren't' saying yet exactly how he was coster, built in 1938. the rules say, "guests under four feet tall must be accompanied by an adult." in this case, his older brother. this latest accident comes on the heels of just two others this week. 10-year-old caleb schwab was killed sunday at the schlitterbahn water

. >>> y captan a gloria trevi con un hombre en la playa y no es su esposar mando ¿habrÁ divorcio?a cuanto dicen que se debe cambiar de pareja para ser feliz. hoy lo sabrÁ es viernes y toca. >>> el taco de ojo no puede faltar en rÍo, con las atletas mÁs bellas, sexys de la os olimpiadas. todo aquÍ en un nuevo dÍa que comienza contigo. ♪ un nuevo dÍa un nuevo dia ♪ ♪ ven y sÉ parte de nuestra familia ♪ ♪ un nuevo dÍa comienza contigo ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ahÍ dios mio que ga rotas ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ahÍ amigos de esta manera les decimos gracias pero gracias a dios que hoy es... >>> viernes (todos al unÍsono). >>> viernes 5 de agosto un dÍa especial para todos nosotros y particularmente para la gran familia de telemundo, ¿por quÉ? porque hoy arrancan las olimpiadas de rÍo 2016 y usted solamente puede disfrutarlas espaÑol por su casa telemundo. (aplausos). >>> bravo. >>> quÉ maravilla. chicos encarguen se del programa yo voy a estar chequeando. >>> soy el corea grafo. >>> tenemos que hacer algo especial por las olimpiadas. >>> mira, mÍralo >>> estÁ mal puesto. (risas). >>>

excuse me. >> gloria. >> jimmy: and we have -- i have two babies. why didn't you name them gloria? go by like big and little or senior and junior? >> jimmy: well we did that for a little bit. i mean, for and my dad it was like, you want to talk to big jim or little jim. >> right. >> jimmy: and it didn't really work well with my mom. >> yeah, cause -- >> jimmy: i don't want to be big gloria. [ laughter ] >> no. no. >> jimmy: i'm medium gloria. yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's talk about "roadies." i love it. >> oh. >> jimmy: it's great. it's on showtime. you got to check it out. it's from the creative j.j. abrams and cameron crowe. >> cameron crowe. yes. >> jimmy: i love cameron. [ applause ] he's my -- >> i mean i -- i love that man so much. and i know the feeling's mutual. by the way, and i'm dying to tell you guys about "roadies," cameron had a question for you. he was like, what's happening to the dennis hope hairdo? we need it back. his character from "almost famous." >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> it is -- first of all jimmy's brilliant in it. >> jimmy: no i'm not. >> sec

what is your reaction to these photos, gloria allred?i think it's a factor that people can consider when they decide if donald trump and his wife, melania, are the people that they want in the white house as the first couple. obviously, melania is not jacque kennedy who, by the way, as has been pointed out, the naked photos of jacque kennedy were taken after she was no longer in the white house. not -- not during the time they were running or before they were running for the presidency. so if people want a jacque kennedy, if they want a nancy reagan, if they want a laura bush or barbara bush, or a michelle obama, melania is not the person. these photos have been described as racy. some people might describe them as soft porn. you asked how did they get them? it wouldn't surprise me, although i don't he knowledge of it, if donald trump, himself, gave these photos. he's proud of his wife. >> yeah, i don't -- >> he's using them to market his campaign. >> listen, i think it's -- listen -- she can use her body the way she wants. most people h

commentator and former senior obama administration official, van jones and cnn political analyst gloria borger and kayleigh mcmainy and washington columnist michael gershwin and former ben carson official and current trump supporter jason osbourne. not one mention of the word cheating. you heard him double, triple, quadruple down on that another trip down the rigged election path. >> right. at least it does take it to a different level. you say the system is rigged. we heard that during the primaries until donald trump won at which point and i looked this up from last may. you've been hearing me say it's a rigged system and i'm want not saying that because i won. i believe it personalizes it to a certain degree and not that the system is rigged, but that the clinton campaign will cheat, okay? and will take this election away from me because whatever draw donald trump has had in the polls cannot be about donald trump. it has to be about hillary -- it has to be about a system that is not going to treat him fairly. >> kayleigh, the system is working when he's winning and it's rigged when h

i'm gloria riviera with abc news. we want to ask you a few questions. >> oh, i'm -- >> you know, law enforcement tells us that underage girls are trafficked on backpage.com. your company. >> no comment. >> we saw a real-life example of this last week. mr. ferrara, just a moment. we've come a long way. five minutes? >> please, i'm sorry -- she was trafficked on backpage. >> i am sorry. >> you're a father, what would you want to say to him? he wants to know why this is going on. >> please -- >> we just need a few minutes of your time. initially when he saw us he said hello, how are you? as soon as we brought up law enforcement and the underage trafficking of young girls, he said he didn't want to talk to us -- >> excuse me, please -- >> reporter: karl ferrara might not have wanted to answer our that luxury when it comes to the senate. >> he's in amsterdam because he wants to avoid the bright light of attention we are placing on his company. i don't think amsterdam is far enough for him to go. >> reporter: others like na

gloria, even though she is a liberal republican committed to civil rights, she backs ronald reagan, who is the heir to barry goldwater and the face of modern conservative politics. she does so because she believes she can influence him and she can push the direction of his platform and be a trusted at iser. -- advisor. she does become part of his inner circle. even as she is saying she doesn't support legislation like that, her candidate is aggressively endorsing policies and programs that do just that. >> did your research face any additional questions you would like to pursue? prof. rigueur: there were a lot of lingering questions that came up. one of the most pressing issues that the modern republican party increasingly turned to black women and placing them in high profile positions, surrogacy, think of donald trump and the campaign which is supported by a number of black women, have proved that he uses the black women's story to talk about anti-federalism, taking an antigovernment approach, antigovernment involvement approach. if you think about the high-profile roles a lot of thes

. >> jimmy: i'm medium gloria. yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's talk about "roadies." i love it. >> oh. >> jimmy: it's great. it's on showtime. you got to check it out. it's from the creative j.j. abrams and cameron crowe. >> cameron crowe. yes. >> jimmy: i love cameron. [ applause ] he's my -- >> i mean i -- i love that man so much. and i know the feeling's mutual. by the way, and i'm dying to tell you guys about "roadies," cameron had a question for you. he was like, what's happening to the dennis hope hairdo? we need it back. his character from "almost famous." >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> it is -- first of all jimmy's brilliant in it. >> jimmy: no i'm not. >> secondly, the hair. >> jimmy: i know. but everyone started like, is that is a wig? no. that's really my hair. >> no, it's so good. it's such a good look. >> jimmy: no it's not cool when people think you're wearing a a wig and it's your actual hair. [ laughter ] i love cameron so much. i love how he's love things. >> i know. he -- >> jimmy: he can make you feel like it's -- like this mug is like, that is a beautifu

i think it's kind of settled back down right now. >> gloria, give us a little sense of how importantcoming supposedly major immigration speech that donald trump will be delivering on wednesday is going to be because this has been a huge part of his campaign. >> yeah, and it's also been a very big problem for him lately because the issue demands some clarity. if we take a step back, wolf, don't forget this was the signature of donald trump's campaign. not only building the wall-to--pronged immigration issue. not only build iing the wall bu also a mass more those 11 million or so undocumented immigrants in this country now out of here. and now what we hear from the campaign is, of course they are going to build the wall. that's issue number one. but the question is what are they going to do about rounding up and deporting people? there is a sense, obviously, if you look at polling among women voters, that there is a sense that that could be inhuman, for example, to families. so what you see is a kind of softening of trump or trump polling his audiences, what do you think you want me to

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but as gloria said, it's the math.'s got states like colorado, arizona, utah, even potentially as states that he has to defend, even if clinton doesn't win those states, the fact that he has to spend time on them is problematic. >> i think some of the numbers that are most troubling, the suburban republican women that donald trump is having some trouble with. that should be in his corner. and have trended away from him. and we have to see whether we can get those women back. >> you want understand the depth of the ditch. donald trump has defied logic, gravity, and history before. so don't count him out. but hillary clinton can play defense now. they understand what these polls say. so they can block him. they can invest more in ohio. invest more in florida and pennsylvania. keep the double-digit electoral college states away from trump. to gloria's point, if you look at the education cutoffs. hillary clinton is now at least even with donald trump on the question of who would best handle the economy. so all of the under

abc news reporter gloria riviera has details. >> reporter: flash floods running through this maryland town, killing two. the rushing water threatening to sweep this driver into danger. one man tries to help her but is knocked down. moments later, a human chain forms as the woman crawls ought of her car, finally pulled to safety. >> there's people in the water! >> reporter: some left desperately clinging to vehicles swept away by the floods. main street turned into a massive river. swallowing up cars and crashing them into one another. the aftermath cars stacked on top of each other. this suv flipped nose first into a canal. >> what's made this so dangerous is that a lot of this city is built on top of a river. so when a flood like this happens, a lot of it is simply washed away. buildings, roads and power lines in the area all suffered extensive damage. >> we've got second floors collapsing to the foundation, roadways and sidewalks completely washed away. >> reporter: community members are desperate to get into their businesses to assess the extent of the damage. but officials saying

despuÉs de la gloria deportiva viene la responsabilidad econÓmica.ninguna de estas cifra estÁ exenta de impuestos. pero ademÁs el valor de una medalla de oro entre los $564 y la de plata o 305. no se cobra por el bronce debido su bajo valor. cuÁnto pagar el atleta mÁs condecorado todos los tiempos? michaels phelps tendrÁ que pagar $55,140 en impuestos. en estados unidos cada medallista/$9900 por cada oro, cinco menos en cuenta por la plata y 3960 por el bronce. inalcanable en el agua pero hay algo de quien phelps no se puede escapar, hacienda. conductor: cÓmo les va? de salud a rodolfo. manchester united debutÓ con el pie derecho. doblete del sueco, tambiÉn el mediocampista francÉs hizo su presentaciÓn. triple alegrÍa en río de janeiro para latinoamÉrica. nadie pudo detener al atreverse campeona la colombiana mariana que se colocÓ su segunda medalla de oro consecutiva. en la misma prueba la venezolana estefanÍa hernÁndez arribÓ al tercer lugar para conseguir medalla para su parÍs. maría guadalupe gonzÁlez araÑÓ el oro pero se quedó con un tiempo de u

gloria: manny! so, marie, what do you feel like doing for dinner tonight? you're eating dino-bites because you are a little boy. mom! i'm telling you, there's an embarrassing press conference in that kid's future. we're getting married in seven months. or eight months. i worry about it raining in april. well, i worry about me sweating in may. oh, well, we can't decide on anything. there -- there are too many choices. fortunately, one of our best friends

gloria steinem, here's the founder of ms. magazine, and here she is in a romper. and, you know, we're seeing that a lot now. andy came out with a book about the marketing of feminism, how it's become more of a buzzword than a radical idea. and i'm wondering your thoughts whether or not you think women's magazines continue to kind of put that forward within radical feminist ideas but also sort of give them this glossy -- >> definitely. i mean, i've definitely -- i don't know if i would say i've been guilty of it because i don't know if if i think it's a bad thing. i'm still kind of like the jury's out in my brain if it's a good thing or a bad thing to bring it up with an actress, do you consider yourself a feminist. which at certain points magazine editors want you to hit. i think it's great. there are a lot of young women who say, no, i'm not a feminist, and clearly they have no idea what it means. i don't think it's a bad thing to have chloe grace moretz saying, yeah, i'm a feminist, and here's why. i asked her that question when she was 17 or 18. i think it's im

yes, gloria, i killed bobby lamonica, barrett wrote. in weichel's previous attempt to get a new trial in 2003, barrett took the stand under subpoena, but refused to answer questions, against self-incrimination. what's your opinion of whitey bulger? >> he don't care about me, i'm just a pawn in his game. there's nothing personal. mike: do you feel like you were one of his victims? >> absolutely. absolutely. i'm just one of the lucky ones that's alive to talk about it. mike: alive, yes, but more than half his life spent behind bars. murdered? >> i was in the exchange in downtown boston. mike: he spoke briefly with connolly, the fbi agent who handled whitey bulger as an fbi informant. he declined to appear in court as an hour by witness after whitey bulger told him to stay out of it. according to a letter from the u.s. attorney's office, that was verified i a former whitey bulger in your case, do you think the system was corrupt? >> this is a corruption trial. mike: do you think you will get a new trial? >> i do not have a clue how the jud

that was abc's gloria riviera reporting. a man opens fire inside a popular mall in raliegh, north carolina. and right now -- police are searching for that gunman. nats of yelling/screaming cell-phone video shows the panic. shoppers -- running for lives -- after they hear the gunfire. police -- put the mall on lockdown. hundreds of people hurry out -- many with their hands on their shots, everbody started running//cars were bumping into me as as i ws running with the stroiller a witness say -- the shooting broke out -- right after an arugment in the food court. nobody was hurt. a new mexico cop is gunned down during a traffic stop. and right now -- two men wanted for murder in ohio -- along with their passenger -- are behind bars. officer jose chavez pulled over a car in the village of hatch. police say -- jesse hanes -- got out -- and opened fire. the officer -- de hospital. investigators say -- hanes and two other men -- then carjacked another vehicle -- shooting the driver. that driver was also taken to the hospital.. thei

>> gloria, thank you. >>> now to the extreme weather moving in on t south. heavy rain, flood streets strong win in tampa day. turning rse as we head into the week. and tropical storm javier closg in on land. and let's get straight to rob marciano. >> it's going to be a multiday event. four ofive days of rain, could see a foot in some spots. you see thdee coverage on the radar, and flood watches posted for t b bend area, including cedar key. and could see four tsix inches then along the florida panhandle, and through friday, 8 to2 inches of additional rainfall. tropical storm javie the moisture for thiwill get into the desert southwest. the southwest and southeast rns of this country under the gun this week. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> tonight, a major heaine from one of baseball's most polarizing players. yankee slugger alex rodriguez tearfully ann the strugglsting ar will play his final game in the friday. adrienne banke on the player fans either loved,d to hate. >> reporter: tonight alex rodriguez, countg down the days. >> i love this game and i love is te

gloria, we see hillary clinton.asn't been out since this attack has really ballooned up on the clinton foundation. so much scrutiny she's been under. is the campaign doing what they should right now? >> it's kind of surprising to me that they haven't had a strategy kind of well in place to deal with the clinton foundation, which hay hthey had to know wha going to come up. their strategy is clear which is you have the surrogates coming out. you have the campaign spokes people coming out very strongly against the ap story. you know, you go on the offensive about it and you attack about it. they haven't had their candidate out there and i think that could turn into a real problem for them because she's got to answer questions directly about this. the worst thing i think can happen to you in a campaign is when you have events that confirm an already existing narrative and the already existing narrative that was out there and being pushed quite successfully, i would argue, by the trump campaign in the last week or so is

security cameras show gloria briggs going into her building but never comes out. from paterson the friends and neighbors are concerned. >> reporter: kristine, this building behind me is equipped with security cameras all around. police are double-checking the video they have to make sure they did not miss anything. but right now, all they see on that video is this woman reported missing going into her building behind me, not leaving. why so many people who live here are on edge. police back a second senior complex in paterson, new jersey, looking for any trace of 73-year-old gloria briggs reported missing by her church august 12 after friends couldn't reach her. >> we know that she has some measure of dementia. it has been a very anxiety- laden two weeks. >> reporter: richard campbell says the last time briggs was seen in church saturday august 6. cameras show her straight street with a friend but police haven't found any video of her leaving the complex, troubling the seniors wh -- seniors who live here. >> we're upset and worried. >> reporter: briggs has no fami

>> gloria, thank you. >>> let's turn now to the extreme weather moving in on the south. heavy rain, flooded streets and strong winds in tampa today. turning worse as we head into the week. and tropical storm javier now forming off the west coast of mexico, closing in on land. let's get straight to rob >> let's start with florida. it's going to be a multiday event. host of the heavy rain just offshore, but it's rotating in. and flood watches posted for cedar key. and could see four to six inches in the next 24 to 48 hours. then it drifts along the florida panhandle, and through friday, 8 to 12 inches of additional rainfall. so, a huge flood threat here. tropical storm javier, the moisture for this will get into the u.s., desert southwest. the southwest and southeast corners of this country under the gun this week. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> tonight, a major headline from one of baseball's most polarizing players. yankee slugger alex rodriguez tearfully announcing his final days with the team. the struggling star will play his final game in the bronx on friday. adrienne b

and outside of it too, i mean, gloria steinem was quite critical of her. she also said that helen was one of the first people she put sex in the pages of a magging zien, a mainstream women's magazine x that was something. and i wanted to ask you as someone who spent so much time thinking about women's magazines and what they can do if you think that glossy women's magazines can be vehicles to teach women about feminism, especially sort of as they evolve. or if historically you just think they, you know, they haven't been the greatest carriers of that message. >> when you say as they evolve, you mean as women evolve or magazines? >> magazines. >> yeah, i think they can. i think that my interest in magazines when i was in my teens was in part because i was reading magazines that i felt were maybe not explicitly feminist, but in some cases they were. whether it was my mother's copies of ms.-- and maybe that's not fair the call a women's magazine, but let's talk about more commercial issues, you know, titles like sassy or glamour which i say i was reading glam

we have cnn chief political analyst gloria borger.o gloria, you have roger ailes helping donald trump. the campaign says he is not doing this formally or informally. multiple sources say it is going on. what is the campaign doing here just denying this is happening when we know it is happening. >> they understand there is a downside to having this sort of publicly known because of what happened with roger ailes. and they know they have a problem with women voters. putting that aside. this has to be a game changer. he helped ronald reagan at one point point. he understands hillary clinton's weaknesses. and he, i believe, could be very valuable to donald trump, and donald trump knows it, right? so they understand the bad pr, i get that, but this is so important to trump that you really can't overstate that. >> so from a purely political point of view, chris, this makes sense? >> he is making the determination that the news will pass and he can get the help that he needs. look at the poll numbers in these states, he needs a big number to

gloria, thank you. >>> i want to go right to rob marciano for the storm track. rob? >> we still have rain falling over the flood zone. parts of jersey that got hit hard yesterday under a flash flood watch for the remainder of the evening. radar lit up from new york through georgia. and severe thunderstorm watches out for parts of the northern plains until at least 11:00 p.m. tonight. also watching the tropics, a strong wave into the caribbean. a 70% chance of this becoming a tropical cyclone over the next few days. that may head into the gulf of mexico, and the monsoon very active in the southwest. and elevated fire threat through at least tomorrow. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> and the wildfire fight is ongoing in the west. more than 38,000 acres burned, bigger than the city of san francisco. nearly 70 structures destroyed. and new evacuation warnings. and a new fire to the south -- and the goose fire in fresno county, forcing hundreds of people out of their homes. 500 acres burned so far. >>> next tonight, donald trump under fire again. this time for comments about t

i'm here today with gloria martinez and carl lebruce. the two of you have been together for 5 years. you have a 3-year-old and a 3-month-old together. you guys are 20 and 21. -martinez: yes, ma'am. judge lynn: so i want you to start out by telling me how you got together at such a young age and started having children. what -- what transpired?

. >> cnn chief political analyst gloria borger now, and maggie haberman. speaking with andre bower and former lieutenant governor of south carolina former trump supporter and he says he thinks what donald trump is doing by saying barack hussein obama is clearly trying to create links between president obama at least mental links with his supporters and it's a dog whistle or a dog whistle plus. >> you know, it's not really it's a dog whistle. it's just a whistle. i mean, you can hear it very clearly. in randi kaye's piece just before when trump said after the orlando terror attack there's something going on with the president, and you have to sort of scratch your head and say what was he implying by that using the name over and over again using the name barack hussein obama and what he's trying to do here politically is to appeal to his base of support that he's got to consolidate right now and remind his supporters how much they dislike this president and then link hillary clinton to president obama. i mean, mitt romney who lost the presidency had 92% of r