good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is a we think. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i live by 28 and terryville. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i've lived there for 26 years. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't drive. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my mother currently live with me and she's 86. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i need to transportation to go to work. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i does not want to see any cuts in that line. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i believe the public transportation is here to serve everybody. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the system is not a showcase but needs to fulfill a need. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> maybe we should hang up improving the service rather. >> thank you. >> thank >> next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> (calling names). >> okay (calling names) good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon henry president of the san francisco council of the emergency associations i really commend this vision zero a great program but i

afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is nancy i'm the author of open ed in sundays examiner about the trust between us today you have the option to domestic violence for a safety experience those on terryville you can postpone the prelims for the actions listed in item 11 in favor of enclosing a pilot program for the plans the letter sent to those in zip code 94156 told us the will pilots will be evaluated for 6 months and if successful the board of supervisors islands will not be necessary and the impacts to the transit only bike lanes will be evaluated for the necessary adjustment in the mitigations for the first place this the perpendicular will be proposed without traffic guidelines in brand new changes to the side streets must be adds for evaluation and made a commitment for a pilot program went up deserve to have unresolved issues work out before you do the changes proposed and evaluation is period for the mta plans is meaning also, if you right thing to do them we'll only you believe your sincere if you ha

>> a good leader starts starts with a good beliefem. syst i think a good leader is one who pretty much influences people to achieve a set of goals or a mission. and the great ones are really good at inspiring others. i think a good leader is good in communication, is compassionate, really cares about the project or the company or the club or the mission, communicates real well, and really brings out the best or brings out the goodness of the team around him or her. and there's many more to leadership, but those are some of the traits that i see that are important. >> there's an old saying that says, "leaders are born, not made." is that true? >> not at all, not at all. i think a leader could certainly been learned. you can learn to be a leader. you get coaches and mentors to help you. do a lot of self-study with google, read books. fiction, because i believe in the humility of continuously learning, improving, questioning good things. i think certain things that are so important about leadership is really to continuously hone your mind-set or i call it practical psychology, where it's

good morning, grace. >> good morning. >> and good morning, stacey. >> good morning. >> so you are theyork store. but you're here because you're celebrating this temporary store in king of prussia. >> yes. >> reporter: okay, in the king of prussia mall, i want to tell people where you guys r you're kind of like inbetween bloom inning dale and macy's in the new section. would you say that's where you are? >> i would say that's where we are, actually, new section, we'll celebrate this weekend saturday and sunday grand opening of the pop up store at king of prussia. >> reporter: that's the thing, it will be crazy wild this weekend. that's why we want grace to come in, tell us a little bit about what she loves about the store already. if you want to bring your laid any this weekend, there is a ticketing system. because you want to be fair to everyone? >> absolutely, we want as many people through as we k we have ticketing system. we have crafts that we're going to be celebrating and doing. we're going to give a girl a gift for coming to visit us, them of course end tow win actually ravel f

good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is a we think. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i live by 28 and terryville. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i've lived there for 26 years. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't drive. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my mother currently live with me and she's 86. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i need to transportation to go to work. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i does not want to see any cuts in that line. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i believe the public transportation is here to serve everybody. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the system is not a showcase but needs to fulfill a need. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> maybe we should hang up improving the service rather. >> thank you. >> thank >> next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> (calling names). >> okay (calling names) good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon henry president of the san francisco council of the emergency associations i really commend this vision zero a great program but i

it's good. but first, we have a fantastic stars on the planet and one of the hosts of the global citizen festival, a huge benefit concert happening in central park this saturday. it's gonna air on msnbc. the one and only hugh jackman is here! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can't meet a nicer dude. >> steve: he's a huge jacked man. >> jimmy: plus from the "dr. ken" show, the hilarious ken jeong is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] always fun. and you want great music? we got great music for you. shawn mendes is here! >> steve: yeah!. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: shawn mendes. fantastic guy. super talented guy. guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ applause ] ? hashtags hashtags ? >> jimmy: oh, here we go. [ applause ] it's fun. well, we use twitter on our show every single week and if you watch our show and you want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic

good morning, kelly. >> reporter: good morning, g guys. the last time they held one of these 44 people were able to turn themselves in and avoid higher fines and court fines. i will tell you about today auto he is event coming up. >>> if it is a little cloudy in your neighborhood, i will take to you a place where the s sunrise is tremendous, and that's in st. petersburg, usf marine science cam looks good with that brightness near the horizon. 80 with e we are a little toasty out the door and a coolest north at 73 in brooksville and while dry, couple of showers offshore for now, and the afternoon will look to the inland and afternoon counties for the come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! ? i'm like a sponge for this stuff. i ca

in case i don't see you, good afternoon, good evening, and good night. >> he had a famous saying. >> here. >> yes. >> really? >> do you know who i am? >> no. >> i'm watters and this is my world. i'm watters, and this is my world. >> wait, what? >>> well, that is it. i hope you've enjoyed this special election edition of "watters' world." don't forget to follow me on >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey at the tease deck. andy? >> coming up on the big show. it has been a big week for donald trump who somehow finds the time to leave us a huge voicemail. plus, cocaine babes. enough said, true believers. and a new study reveals dogs can understand what you are saying and even worse, i'm pretty sure they are telling the government. back to you, tom. >> thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she is the best thing to come from ohio since the light bulb. he co under toed

good morning. >> good morning, guys. you know police are in charge of keep their community safe some police groups say they need protection people they are defending. pushing back against what they black men across the country. the shooting have not only caused anger among community leaders and some politicians, it's also brought on lawsuits against the police. so more officers and local police unions signing up for additional insurance to cover those legal costs in case they get sued. some are even speaking out for a new laws and proposals that would offer them more protection. many officers point to the unsuccessful prosecution six police officers accused 2015 death freddie gray in baltimore as a rush to judgment that they fear. they say the use of body camera and dash cams has change public perception of police putting there every move under microscope forcing them to go on defensive without being given benefit of doubt. it's an unfortunates sign of times. in 201518 officers were charged with a murder or manslaughter

good morning. caller: good morning.his basically means the saudi's ill move up the price on oil now. what do you think is going to happen? americans my fellow driving and walking and ,istening to this channel listening on the radio, go back and read the history. you have moving companies throughout the u.s. -- they are undercover companies. they are connected to 9/11. wake up. host: we are you getting that info from? over come's all online come on books, on fox news, they took it down. -- it's all over, online, on books, on fox news, they took it down. it's not that hard. it's just being censored. host: anthony in florida. a republican. good morning. forer: i have a question c-span. and comeyhy the fbi is getting away with covering up for the clintons. do a series onto why everyone is getting these get out of jail free cards? k t: we have covered james comey's investigation. from "theheadline washington post" on that for you. he says the bureau will not reopen clinton's e-mail he was at an -- hearing of the house judici

gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. the water here much calmer than it was a few hours ago as hermine roared through making landfall to our east. many parts of florida's gulf coast are flooded this morning and almost 200,000 people are states. overnight hurricane hermine slammed into florida's panhandle packing winds of up to 80 miles an hour. this morning storm surge and the possibility of isolated tornadoes even as hermine is downgraded to a tropical storm. >> this is life threatening. >> we're going to lose a power line here. >> the system knocking out power to tens of thousands. and flooding neighborhoods along florida's gulf coast. >> he's got it. >> reporter: near appalachicola -- >> it's hard to pack up and leave. this is home. >> reporter: the last hurricane to strike florida was in 2005. a powerful category 3 storm that killed five people. today the threat from hermine parts of georgia and north carolina under a state of emergency. dangerous rip currents expected through the holiday weekend. >> we're always wor

good morning.. gusts have calmed down some --we're still seeing some breezy and cooler conditions this morning across clark county. ................... gh cooler. we'll climb to temps in the mid 80s this afternoon with cooler conditions expected the next couple of days. .................... radar and satellite looking mostly quiet--still seeing remnants of paine which funneled mositure mainly to the south and east of us.... that trough that's over the desert sw is the main contributer of gusty winds across the area especially yesterday. ...................... sunday and monday--near 90s.... by tuesday and wednesday temps right around 87. demetria, how are the roads? <<< >>> back to you! ((brian loftus)) ((brian loftus)) >>> the tulsa, oklahoma manslaughter ... is out of jail on 50- thousand dollars bond bail. officer betty shelby was booked very early this morning and released shortly afterwards. investigators say she shot and broke down. officer shelby's attorney says crutcher was acting strangely

there's a good group of players out there. it was a good test for us. and you know, whoever is out there. we have confidence in one another. that's a good thing we have going for us. garoppolo settled into a rhythm fourth quarter comeback in first career start. >>> he has that cool demeanor. could to see him come out and do what he's been doing. >>> first game of the season. tough environment like this. it's good to see how he responded. the patriots answered the only way they know how. while they doubted new england the guys making the plays never had a lapse in focus. >> that's all on you guys. out and having good week of practice and trying to win the game. it was good to see you guys come up and do that. to see you transition from practice field to the game. that's why you work so hard. sunday night win not supposed to happen for the patriots. a huge underdog. 9 and a half points in the arizona cardinals. now things probably going to get easier for garoppolo. the next three games all ate >> 7news "today in new england." >>> lots of eyes on the natio

very good.ure. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "snowden," because i have many questions about this film. number one is, did you ever get to meet snowden? >> no. unfortunately, no. >> jimmy: a hologram? >> i spent a lot of time with his hologram. >> jimmy: you vacationed with his hologram. >> i went camping with his hologram. >> jimmy: that's cool, congratulations. >> it was really fun. he doesn't eat much. >> jimmy: he doesn't, the hologram. no. >> no i didn't get --you know obviously he's exiled in moscow, and oliver stone, who directed the film and wrote it also went to moscow and spent some time with him there. but you know, i'm playing glenn greenwald who is the journalist who -- >> jimmy: who broke all the stories. >> who broke the stories with him, yeah. >> jimmy: did you meet him? >> i've met him in the past, but i didn't meet him in conjunction with this movie unfortunately, just because of schedules and timing. you know, i think if the movie was called "greenwald," i would have spent a l

john, good morning. a big day tomorrow. >>> big day tomorrow so we thought we would fit two shows into one. we will start with virginia senator tim kaine indiana governor mike pence. we will have both running mates talking about their candidates how they are preparing for their debate and how they see the race as it stand right the now. we will update the race as it stands now. new poll numbers from the 13 key states that will determine the election, where do things stan, what do we see inside of those states. then we will see an interview with house speaker paul ryan. we sat down with him friday to talk about politics, policy and what he is planning for, regardless of who the new president is, in the new year. >>> we will also have a conversation with bernie sanders, he ran, of course, begins hillary clinton, part of his support cam from younger voters. they are much cooler about the democratic nominee. we will talk to him about why and what if anything can be done about that. we will also have a conver

not good. it was about 35 miles per hour about ten minutes ago, so this is slowing down and will continue to do so. >> tia: this could be part of camera. this is major addiction near brooklyn at pearl road and 25th so probably causing the majority of the slowdown. >> brian: we check into your drive times, 71 north from strongsville to cleveland, it's not 22 minutes because of the accident and slowdown we talked about. 480 east, though, is looking good. mentor into cleveland okay and north still looks pretty good. >> tia: time is 6:49. coming up in the 7 hour on cle43, if your son or daughter doesn't have anyone to sit with at lunch, don't worry. there's now an app for that. >> brian: also at 7:00 a.m. on cle43, what a magician wants to do to replicate one of the harry [ fly buzzing ] did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? [ music ] >> brian: look at that shot. beautiful. here's the feazel roof cam. it was this day in

(clears throat) yeah, all right, good-good-good-bye. good day. nell: good-bye. (chuckles) good-bye. 'cause... okay. (phone ringing) you want to answer that? uh... not really. what about you? (phone continues ringing) granger: hell, no. captioning sponsored by cbs the so- called forgotten war - honored in the corridor today -- and they have a lot to say about the current protests during the national anthem i recommend nature made fish oil. because i trust their quality. they were the first to have a product verified by usp. an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. daughter: mom, ready to go? mother: i'm looking for my kohl's coupons. why? i set up the kohl's app on your phone. yeah, your coupons are already in your digital wallet. oh, cool. vo: all your coupons in one place. the kohl's app. vo: now that's the good stuff. mother: cool. daughter: can we go shopping now? ? never underestimate the power of energizer. our longest lasting energizer max ever. when chili's first

good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, steve. we are looking at a commute that's going to be getting busier now. this is a time when things start to change a little bit and the commute between the two areas from fairfield still looking good. 27 minute drive. it hasn't changed. it changes later. right now, traffic looking good. the road sensors, this works a lot like the mask you see on your phone. it turns red when you see red or green. most know that's where a lot of traffic splits. you see a lot of green heading down. you get to interstate 880 and traffic is looking good. more people on the road joined us. getting to the bay bridge, this is about the time the lights come on. when they come on, this is a little bit of wind at the plaza, not much. now, let's go back to the desk. >> people were burned out of their homes by a fast moving fire on tuesday. they're saying caltran should have trimmed the rooftrees that helped the fire spread so fast. it started on highway 101 and quickly united the trees. he spread the homes. ten homes

good morning. good morning everybody.body. we are live on colbert court this is the scene where twoher bodies were found inside these abandoned homes.e then another scene done inin mansfield more human remains were found when the rsuspectsust brought them to that seen as the police have not and if decide the victims but we know w the families polis police letpoi them know one of there lovedthee ones stacey is among the victims. lov she would contact me and myw brother let us know she's okay a feel so bad i couldn't help her protect my mom. kory stanley has been searching for his mom, 43 year old stacey stanley hicks for nearly a weeks the family now fears she may bel one of the victims found insidee these houses being searched by local and state bci investigators.l this is just blocks from the gas station where stacey was last seen with a flat tire.n where s thursday morning police arrived covert court and found two and u deceased victims and a womanan being held hostage who got hold of a cellphone and dialed 911.dm being he t

good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. if you were expecting donald trump to soften his position on immigration, you would have been dead wrong. after sounding diplomatic here in mexico he went on to present as hard a line on the issue as he ever has. >> you can call it whatever the hell you want, they're gone. >> reporter: no more waffling, donald trump is once again saying everyone who came into this country illegally may be forced out. >> anyone who has entered the united states illegally is subject to deportation. there will be no amnesty. >> reporter: once again, he talked about creating a deportation force. he even joked about deporting his opponent. >> i am going to create a new special deportation task force focused on identifying and quickly removing the most dangerous criminal illegal immigrants in america who have evaded justice, just like hillary clinton has evaded justice, okay. >> reporter: and trump made it clear where he stands on one of the central promises of his campaign. >> mexico will pay for the wall.

>>> good morning, america. donald trump and hillary clinton getting set for tonight's crucial first debate. how the candidates are preparing in the final hours. >> getting ready. getting ready. >> 100 million people expected to tune in. the war over who will be in the front row. and what each candidate needs to do to close the deal tonight. as our new poll shows a race in a dead heat, it's your voice, your vote. >>> major washout. entire neighborhoods underwater in the midwest. rivers rising, forcing thousands to evacuate. residents racing to save their homes as they brace for the worst flooding in nearly a decade. >>> police release new footage of the deadly shooting in charlotte. but questions grow about what really happened. tensions rise on the streets. now the victim's brother-in-law joins us live, only on "gma." >>> and celebrating one of golf's greatest. remembering the king of the course, arnold palmer. his legendary life and career, revolutionizing the sport, inspiring generations of athletes with his

>> you know, it has gone green, and green is a good thing, right? apparently this is a good thing. do you know what that is? >> i don't. well, i sort of do. karen tried to say it came on monday when the eagles played. >> has nothing to do with the eagles and the game against pittsburgh. isn't that wild this. >> looks kinds of gross. so who wept tear send down there to get into a dingy and row through it than -- >> jenn fred. >> yes, perfect. >> oh! >> yikes. that's great. >> hope she doesn't fall in. >> be sure not to fall in. i put a hole in the dingy and she doesn't know t i got a hole in my dingy. i got a hole in my dingy. ♪ >> he is a ding bat. >> here is the thing. >> what? >> this is the last day of summer, the last morning of summer. >> i know. >> so everything we do from now on is the last thing we'll do this summer. >> 2016 almost over? >> so the last time i'll say we'll see you in a few minute on good day philadelphia. that's the last time i'll say that this summer. and we will ends the show with a splash, a bill splash. >> really? we have to wait and see. look at this co

the reveal was good. >> ready? good job. >> good mom. >> exactly. good mom.eading glasses that you're never far away from. you forget the readers. you pop them on. right there. you choose your strength. pop 'em on. you choose your strength. i don't know that that's your strength. >> yes, yes. >> there's pods. key chains. their brand-new key chain version. >> i like it. >> there's a pod you can attach to your cell phone. they weigh less than a nickel. >> they're very light. >> as thin as two credit cards. >> and they don't shake off. >> there you go. exactly. normally, starting at $20. depending on what you choose. everything slashed in half. $10 to $15, from thin optics. ready? perfect. oh, look at you. in tandem. i love it. this company, butterscotch blankee. gorgeous, gorgeous stroller blankets. they're personalized. you choose from a variety of different patterns and then put the name on. so comfy soft as well. which i love. it looks good and feels good. normally $65. these are slashed in half. $32.50. >> thank you all. thank you. >> moving right along, oh

>>> good morning, america. a fierce historic debate. >> well, donald, i know you live in your own reality. >> she doesn't have the looks. she doesn't have the stamina. >> hillary clinton and donald trump go head-to-head for the first time in front of their families in what could be the largest audience ever. >> whoo, okay. >> trading blows on >> they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax, so -- >> that makes me smart. >> the war on terror. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> and iraq. >> donald supported the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> that is absolutely proved over and over again. >> wrong. >> both candidates getting personal. >> i have a feeling that by the end of this evening i'll be >> why not. >> why not, yeah, why not. join the debate by saying more crazy things. >>> amidst the attacks making their case to the voters. >> i prepared to be president and i think that's a good thing. >> i think my strongest asset may be by far is

. >> yeah, that was good. that was like that's a really, really good introduction, but that seemed -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i think i can do it better. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can do it better? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, they love you. they gave you a standing ovation. entrance than that. [ cheers and applause ] i'm sorry. one more. one more. >> jimmy: want to do the intro again? >> do one more. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. >> all right. ?? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest this evening is one of the biggest stars on the planet. he's a multiple grammy award winner and multiple academy and golden globe award nominee. next friday yo alongside margot robbie and jared leto in one of the most anticipated movies of the summer, "suicide squad." please welcome, the one, the only, will smith! [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: will smith, everybody! that's it right there. that is how you make an entrance right there! >> yeah. >> jimmy: w

i've got good news i've got good news i've got good news ? ? >> this morning it was revealed that this whole presidential election is a result of a a clerical error. the real election is actually between adele and dwayne "the rock" johnson. [ cheers ] so, whoever you vote for, it's a win-win. >> it's been reported there was a bug in the latest itunes update. but it was a lady bug. and everyone knows, they bring good luck. [ light laughter ] >> this just in, your borat impression is suddenly really, really, funny again. that's right. people can't get enough of it. especially my wife. [ light laughter ] >> a new study found that baby and what they're thinking is, "i love you." [ audience aws ] >> this just in, a top record executive got your friend's iphone recording of you singing "sweet child o' mine" at karaoke last night. and he wants to sign you to a a multimillion-dollar, three-album deal. you made it, kid. you're famous. >> breaking news, i found your keys. you left them on the counter at the drugstore. i'm going to bring them over to your

i'm not even sure. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. >> good, yeah. >> jimmy: sure, you can get good & plenty's. >> yeah, well it was great. >> jimmy: but i think they're [ laughter and applause ] when you were -- it's like liquorish and -- >> yeah, and they were black, white, and pink. >> jimmy: yes, of course, i remember that. >> so, of course, our uniforms were black, white, and pink. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i think that's pretty good. >> oh, yeah. yeah, well, you know, it distracted a little bit from the game, but it was worth it. >> jimmy: when you were a a little girl, were you -- did you ever -- did you dream of being president, or was that -- >> no. >> jimmy: you couldn't dream of that? >> no. no, i mean, it wasn't even within the realm of the possible for little girls back then. and, that's what's so exciting about this campaign because we have slo b knocked down all the barriers. and, it's important -- [ cheers and applause ] and, look, some people are not happy about the barriers being knocked down. your former guest, donald trump, you know, has refused to actually admit t

good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. state of emergency, you can see the damage behind me. the windows of this shop broken, the inside of it flipped inside out. businesses here like bank of america, telling employees not to come into work today after another night of violent protests. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: overnight protests turning violent leaving one person on life support this morning after being shot by another protester according to police. >> makes me sick. why does it have to be like this? >> this was a peaceful protest. >> reporter: the critically injured man shot outside the omni hotel. hotels trying to keep guests protesters marching into the heart of charlotte. police in riot gear. as they fire tear gas to try and disperse the crowd. this trash can thrown into the bank of america building. people looting the charlotte hornets' team store running out with armfuls of clothes. at least seven people injured including four police officers. this cnn reporter knocked over in the chaos. this man hi

good news, a good drive on ulmerton road here. seminole boulevard to 275, 13 minutes. just lights to go through. traffic lights. in the southern portion of sarasota county, traffic looks good on 75. also checking out travel times fruitville road, that's a good drive. nine minutes. as well as on clark road, up to state road 70 in bradenton. that's a 10 minute commute. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> one burger consumed so fast, it was inhaled. >> the challenge that hundreds have already signed up. it's greasy, competitive and caloric and take one of those pillows and take a big smell. they smell really fresh. what if we told you we washed these sheets 7 days ago. really no way downy? downy fabric conditioner. give us a week, and we'll change your bed forever. want more freshness? add new downy fresh protect. ? ? ? you look at these things and you know you always have people in your corner. >>> the triple triple challenge is back. for a prize of about $3,300 -- good money the

>> oh, my goodness. all the time. >> jimmy: do you have -- >> all the time, i think that's why we all relate to her, right? we all have bridget jones moments in our lives. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, like give me a a good bridget jones moment that you've had that's renee zellweger. >> well i like to save mine for live television personally. [ laughter ] i think i fell asleep in an interview about a month ago in london. i think, yeah. in the middle of the interview. >> jimmy: you fell asleep? >> oh, yeah. i'm pretty sure i fell asleep. i was still talking but i wasn't present. [ laughter ] and when i came back to i was like, 'oh, wow you are still talking." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you fell asleep in your own talking interview? >> i did. i did. >> jimmy: what did the interviewer say? >> yeah, well, by the look on his face i think he noticed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you talking >> jimmy: that was a great one. >> i'll watch next month -- in a replay. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip her

>>> good morn >>> good morning, america. deadly train crash right at rush hour. frightening new images from inside that new jersey station. >> ka-boom. the t whole place shook. >> panicked passengers flee the mangled metal. >> >> one mother killed. more than 100 injured. investigators trying to determine why the train didn't slow down. an exclusive interview this morning with the real-life superman. >> i was trying to help whoever i could. >> he raced into the building when so many were running out. >>> unfit for the presidency. the stunning headline from one of the biggest newspapers in the country. as the gop nominee sounds off, now saying the e debate was fixed. the time on everything i said. what a rigged deal. i'll tell you, we're in such a rigged system. it is terrible. >> and this morning, his new twitter storm attacking that beauty queen again. now calling her quote, disgusting. >>> mystery in paradise. two sisters on the exotic trip of a lifetime found dead in their luxury resort room. just days after posting these photos. the family's search for answers

and we have a good drive on u.s. 19 itself looking good. and so does highway 60 here. stretching from clearwater beach over to the courtney campbell causeway. i just got word of an accident to the north in the port richey area around holiday hills boulevard. more coming up in the next report. that's a look at weather and traffic. and now back to ga >> thank you. >>> the clearwater aquarium will break ground today on an expansion product. it will include a dolphin rescue has been at this time and a pelican habitat. and two -- dolphin rescue habitat and a pelican habitat. and they are looking into privatizing part of the waterway for a natural habitat for the rescued animals. so many exciting things happening there. it's unbelievable. be there. >> oh, yes. >> without a doubt. >> we should all go. >>> football is back. and believe it or not, the bucs are off to a great start. >> believer it. highlights and reaction from the team's exciting season opening win on the road. >>> first, major questions this morning surrounding hillary rodham clinton's health. up next, why doct

good morning, meredith. >> reporter: good morning. a pack pack with backpack with five ie d's was found near a train station in new jersey. one of the devices detonated during a bomb squad's attempt to disarm it. this morning the fbi continues to process the scene. the agency will not say the devices found in elizabeth are related to those found in seaside park, new jersey or in chelsea, manhattan. that's what you're looking at now. that's where that explosion saturday night hurt 29 people. an unexploded pressure cooker device was found over into custody in connection with the saturday explosion in chelsea. the fbi said no one has been charged with a crime and the investigation is on going. we're continuing to get new details coming into the news room this morning. clearly a developing story. we will have the very latest for you, paul, coming up in the next half hour. >> all right. looking forward to their -- to that, meredith. thank you so much . >> mary mcguire's brother lives in new york city. he said many new yorkers are expecting

(both) and we're just as good. really?y verizon was ranked number one nationally in data, reliability, text and call and speed. yeah. and you're gonna fist pump to that? get out of my sight. (announcer vo) unlimited isn't a good deal if it's on a cutrate network. switch now and get our best deal. 20 gigs and four lines for only 160. all on america's best network. jim: "thursday night football," sponsored by -- jim: 3:57 to play. the bills have two time-outs. that's mccoy. had the first down one time, maybe he earned it a second time. they give him nine actually. no, they move the chains. they gave him 10. couldn't pull it down. charles clay. got a double-header coming your way on cbs on sunday early. how about cincinnati at pittsburgh? wow. they've been waiting for that since january. indianapolis at denver, the main national double-header game. we'll be in denver for that one. j.b. and all the crew. boomer, coach cowher, tony, bart scott. we'll be there for the nfl today to get it all started at noon eastern time. the thr

good morning. good to see you. >> good to be with you. thanks. >> i want to start with this meeting with mexico's president. afterward, there were conflicting reports of whether or not they talked about who in fact would pay for this wall on the border. mr. trump said it didn't come up. the president of mexico said, yes, it came up early in the meeting and he told mr. trump that mexicold which one is trying to save face in your opinion? >> well, i think this is kind of a diplomatic amateur hour by donald trump. what are the odds, matt, that he has been telling the american public for months now we're building a wall and mexico is going to pay for it, but then that did not come up in the meeting? i find that kind of ridiculous. even if it didn't come up, he the president of mexico after he's been saying it every day for the last many months? so i find his statement that he didn't bring up even if it's true, it shows that he sort of folded under pressure and didn't have the backbone to say to the mexican president what he's been saying over

good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning.ls fargo ceo john stump is speaking for the first time here today on capitol hill after his salary, $41 million, was clawed back along with his bonus and the questions are expected to be tough. this morning more trouble brewing for wells fargo as the ceo john touch's future hangs in the balance. >> have you resigned as ceo or chairman of wells fargo? the board owe glow have you resigned? >> no, i have not. >> reporter: stump will appear on capitol hill. >> i think a number of laws potentially could have been violated here. our business in government is to make sure not just the bank but the individuals who are responsible are held accountable to the full extent of the law. >> reporter: in california the state treasureer suspending government business with wells fargo for at least one year, potentially costing the bank millions of dollars. >> how can my office continue to entrust the public's money to an organization that has shown such little regard for regions of california to a place

thank goodness. we prayed. >> reporter: the owner of a plumbing business at an industrial park that did not flood next door is praying that duke energy turns the power grid back on soon. that is so she can get back to business. >> we can't even call our customers. we this is ridiculous. >> reporter: how many times has this happened? >> at least ten times. at least. i have been here two years. dwayne has been here six years. >> reporter: duke energy turned off the power wednesday at 7:00 in the evening as a safety precaution. no telling when they are going to turn it back on. but here in shore acres the good news is the streets are drying up. the only thing left is the cleanup. >> good to see the water going away. mark douglas reporting live in saint pete. >> absolutely. coming up, we will show you the damage in sarasota county and how the storm could wreak havoc on plans for beach goers. >> first responders spent the day assessing the damage here in citrus county. the biggest issue, what you see here

matt nelson was really developing as we went a long and he has had a good spring and a good summer. anthony is not a surprise but he really has done a good job in camp. brandon snieder quarterback back at free safety i was impressed with him at a kids day what are you from him i would agree with you he did a nice job that day and he's also been practicing pretty well in the job as well. he has al it of the attributes of our good players of had back there. you had great team chemistry and leadership last year do you see that from this team? i think we're on the right road right now we're not there yet but we know we were there last year at this time either we have a lot of guys are really taking a leadership role right now i think they're trying to do the right thing on a consistent basis were optimistic this team has a chance to shape into a good outfit. thanks coach and finally what a thrill for prairie high school senior jessica heims who is off weekend. it all started for jessica heims as a 10 year old running for the cedar rapid track club and now 7 years later with a lot of har

>>> and good morning toda how much your pillow affects your chance of a good night's sleep. >> we're celebrating national parks with fun facts. >> and a former soap opera sta making college affordable for everyone. that's next on "morning blend" ? ? it's a great day to shine ? ? ? i hope someoneets my message in the bottle ? >> good morning, everybody, denise is here. molly is off. it'the first day of school for the kids. >> that's a tradition for her. >> got bloody marys. >> i hope you brought some tips for remedy and ideas that are awesome. >> i did. i want you to guess what is in this little bottle. >> shall i smell it, spray >> it stops bleeding, cleans wounds, cuts, scrapes, good for odor. >> i didn't smell it but i think it's white vinegar. >> here's what i do with it. oh, it's so refreshing. oh, my gosh, i love it. my sister from hawaii introduced me to it. here's what she'll do all over her face. >> okay. what is it? >> it is witch hazel my kids' >> it's a natural plant. it's got one of those tech national names. >> you 0 could probably google it. poison ivy. >> cameraman dav

good morning to you, mark. >> good morning.n: donald trump accusing janet yelena creating a bubble in the u.s. market with low interest rates. do you agree? >> not at all. i am not a conspiracy theorist. if anything, janet yellen refused to answer questions about politics. a number of attempts on the part of the reporters trying to ask her about how the election might affect the economy. they asked the question who did best on the economy last night. i think the night went to hillary clinton. i will say i think trump is at its best when he was attacking her on nafta. i think that resonates with a lot of america in his own supporters, but she won tonight. tree until i understand your point that you don't believe janet yellen is obviously in politics and not raising for that reason. do you agree the low interest rates, record low interest rates at the quarter-point hike we have seen currently in our economy. more people on food stamps are no less homeownership that are economy is not so great over the last few years. >> not so gr

good night. we'll see you next time. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will forte, haley bennett, grace vanderwaal, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 540! virginia! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome! i feel the love. thank you very much. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, everyone. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you're here. you made it. i'm happy you're here. we're going to have a great show. thank you so much for being here, guys. here's what people are talking about. a white house email account was hacked, and a lot of their information was leaked yesterday. they're saying the information was stolen from the gmail account of a low-level staffer. then joe biden was like, "technically, my t

tamron, good morning. >> good morning, savannah and willie. as the nation marked the 15th anniversary of 9/11, the nfl kicked off its first sunday of the season. a day filled with both patriotism and protests. late sunday two new england patriots joined the protest. raising their fists after the national anthem at the university of phoenix stadium. the move coming just hours after members of the kansas city chiefs stood arm in arm in a show of solidarity. one player standing out, marcus peters, raising his right fist during the national anthem. ♪ and home of the brave >> reporter: playering showing support for colin kaepernick, the san francisco quarterback who refused to stand during the anthem in the preseason to protest what he called police brutality and racial inequality in america. matt spoke with nfl commissioner roger goodell about the growing movement around the league. >> listen, i support our players speaking out on issues that they think need to be changed in our society. we don't live in a perfect society, matt. >> reporter: the s

that's good. this one -- i'm just gonna keep chugging along. [ light laughter ] this one is from @leoxavierbp. he says, "during an exam, my teacher held up a newspaper with with two holes in it and he spent the whole exam looking at us through those holes." [ laughter ] you know we can see you, right? this one's from @kattrott. she says, "during my junior year at perdue, my professor fake karate kicked a guy for coming in late and ripped his pants." [ laughter and applause ] just trying to do a bit. >> steve: aw. oops. >> jimmy: this one's from @tonymac84. he says, "i had an english teacher in high school that passed out from using three nicotine patches at once." [ laughter ] >> steve: that'll do it. >> jimmy: he had balance problems. he just has a -- he has a a balance probm. >> steve: jam jar lids? >> jimmy: jam jar. >> steve: like jam jar binks? >> jimmy: jam jar. >> steve: jam jar. i love jam jar binks. >> jimmy: no, that's jar jar binks, you mean. >> steve: oh, i thought it was jam jar binks

talking about hyper converge all good through this. >> all good. if you turn back the clock on technology it started with the main frame. that's referred to as first platform. that is the industry standard for 25 years. then this architecture called client server, small computers attached to pcs. that's a second platform. third platform is, is a whole new set of architecture that leads out to cloud, leads you to social, leads you to mobile. have to be big in the data center. and so we wanted to make these investments in the data center to position us to be able to take our customers into that third platform. >> i think that's interesting is you are very abject in your call saying we have to get in with the times. you were a little too much notebook and pc. this leapfrogs immediately. >> and we're proud of that heritage. that broad line heritage of pcs and printers. but under the cover, we have an $8 billion business center today. and so by when we bring technology solutions in with more vendors and more customers, lots of talented people that under

good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. overnight the suspected gunman was questioned at length and we are hearing incredible survival. it was an unarmed volunteer firefighter who took the suspect down an teachers who prevented him from getting inside the bu. for a motive after shots rang out at recess. >> law enforcement, possible shooting. >> reporter: at townville elementary a 14-year-old opened fire wounding two students and a teacher before an unarmed volunteer firefighter stepped in and tackled him. >> we had a gun on the play playground. we're going to try to keep everyone away from him. >> reporter: he shot his father at a home two miles away and >> she could not make out what he was saying because he was crying and upset. >> reporter: a minute later the young gunman had driven up to the school's parking lot, gotten out and walked toward the school and started shooting. the superintendent says one class was at recess. a teacher was hit in the shoulder. she and other employees rushed students inside and locked the do

monica stage will beho our starting line. >> good morning. good morning. things to do and there is a public launch stock year. we want to make sure people followo all here with the dragon boaters if you remember terminal towers 770 feet tall go ahead and take that down aware of a properly fitted five check cap whether you carry that and the monitor with it on channel 16 or weren't you can be coming bybe just like the earlir segment have a minute you would come by.eg and then a couple of they are coming traffic can continue to fly out here in the river. >> we would rather think aboutin this. hi stacy all the way. we have everything. when we come back, we will shift another coat inn and then talk about really speciald times we have learned to pat all everyone in the area is more than welcome to attend.ea that is our websie and what you want to contact absolutely that is local news weather and traffic all the waye until 10:00 o'clok this morning. >> stacy? >> good morning. a constant reminder of the deathon of two n race today the gazebo is coming down. i wil

our good friend, deion "primetime" sanders. it's good to see you, deion.autiful. i love you to life. >> look at that. you give me life. so talk about tim here a little bit. what do you think his chances are? >> well, i love it. let's not make the big idea of his age because there's often a lot of 30-year-old, 35-year-old minor league ballplayers still trying to live out their dream and i like tim tebow. i like what he stands for and i really can't get over the fact that he's not on an nfl football team. maybe not quarterback, mr. strahan, i understand, but have you seen him lately? i'm sure he could play strong safety or outside linebacker but in the sport of baseball i'm all for tim tebow, and if anybody can do it, he can, and we should allow everyone to dream in this wonderful country that we live in. >> oh. >> and i agree 100% but you said not quarterback. he had a chance of playing another position. he said, no, i'm a quarterback so that was his decision. but one thing, we've seen a lot of athletes, deion -- >> he didn't know that he would be all the w

good morning. we're following breaking news out of columbus this morn 13-year-old boy with a bb gun. they were responding to an armed robbery call when the teen pulled the gun from his waistband and was shot. the teen has been identified at tyreek king. we're waiting for more updates from police. >>> he had held me and strangled me and hit me and threatened. >> tia: we're learning more about the pass of a man charged with abduction and linked to an ex-girlfriend of shawn grate gives us a firsthand look into his history of domestic violence. >>> this is the new normal. good morning, it's wednesday or thursday? >> brian: thursday. you've been hanging around me too long. >> tia: i know. i can't get my he remember together. the weather is a big story tonight. >> brian: it was great last night. had the windows open, nice and cool last night. meteorologist sam roberts has the >> samantha: it feels so good and refreshing. we're in the 50s in most locations, so you might find you have to turn that heat dia

good morning, david. >> good morning, george. it's hard to believe it was 20 years ago that jonbenet ramsey case was media obsession but it was never solved. now it's the focus of a two-hour documentary debuting tonight on a&e. ? >> reporter: she was a 6-year-old beauty queen found strangled to death in the basement of her parents' upscale home in boulder, colorado, the morning after christmas 1996. we were devastated. >> reporter: a cold case that is still officially open. >> we have not and will not give up. we remain focused on this investigation and finding justice for jonbenet. >> reporter: the case file bulging with 1500 pieces of evidence, including 200 dna samples and 20,000 tips and leads. boulder police interviewed some 1,000 people in 18 states, but are still no closer to catching the killer. t jonbenet. >> reporter: this morning, a&e's new documentary promises new revelations. >> suddenly a little light went on and it was just like, wait a minute, it was a stun gun. >> reporter: testing the theory that an intruder com