once again, from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. donald trump's talent for dominating the headlines hit a new peak this week. after first delaying a major immigration speech , he turned it into a two-day extravaganza, first by traveling to mexico to stand side-by-side with that country's president who once compared him to hitler. >> we all share a common interest in keeping our hemisphere safe, prosperous, and free. gwen: it sounded like trump and mexican president trump and mexican president pena nieto had agreed to disagree over immigration and building a wall. but that impression fell apart when trump, campaigning in phoenix, ramped up the volume again. >> they're great people, great leaders, but they're going to pay for the wall. gwen: but is paying for the wall the central issue when it comes to immigration policy. i say no, beth, what do you say? beth: i agree. people on both sides of the debate would agree that's not a plausible, realistic thing that's going to happen. so there are much more pressing questions, some of which

thank you. >> once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. if you were thinking that this campaign is playing out like a reality show, let me make a different suggestion -- a game show -- truth or consequences, you remember that one? right now it's become almost cliche to say that both donald trump and hillary clinton are challenged when it comes to transparency. by this time last week clinton had been diagnosed of pneumonia but we didn't hear about it until after almost 48 hours. today she tried to make the best of it. >> as the world knows, i was a little under the weather recently. the good news is, my pneumonia finally got some republicans interested in women's health. gwen: as for donald trump, we knew even less about his finances. now his doctor says he is refusings he still to release his taxes. now he admits that the president was indeed born in the u.s. this was then. >> he gave a birth certificate. now we have to find out whether or not it was real. show his birth certificate. >> why does he have to? >> because i have to and everyon

once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. every week provides a new reminder of the choice that americans will be asked to make on november 8. a commander-in-chief who knows how to handle home grown terror threats? do we need one who knows how to inflamed communities when local police can't or won't? do we need both? campaigning in north carolina this week, donald trump linked the latest terror attacks to immigration. mr. trump: attack after attack, 9/11 to san bernardino to orlando, we have seen how failure to screen who is the united states puts all of our citizens in great danger. i have been saying this for a long time. this didn't just happen like yesterday. immigration security is national security. gwen: hillary clinton said what an country needs is intelligence surge. getetary clinton: let's not diverted and distracted by the coming from the other side. this is a serious challenge. itare well equipped to meet and we can do so in keeping with smart law enforcement, good intelligence and in concert with our values. gwen

campus of, from the colorado college, moderator gwen ifill. [applause] gwen: hello. thank you. hello, colorado springs. here.to be for the last two presidential cycles, this state has gone blue for president obama. the two cycles before that, for presidentred george w. bush. this year, hillary clinton appears to have the edge for now. the color purple, where we come to you from the --eding red hart of the heart of the state, el paso county, with major mega-churches five military operations. no wonder that hillary clinton and donald trump spent the week courting veterans and talking national security. along the way, they managed to little smack about each other. secretary clinton: we have never been threatened as much by a single candidate running for president as we have been in election. mr. trump: hillary clinton was emailing about the drone program, among many other extremely sensitive matters. this is yet more evidence that be youris unfit to commander-in-chief. gwen: emails, vladimir putin, veterans, ground troops in iraq. it seems like once we got past labor day, this cam

gwen gwen is here with a first look at weekend forecast, hey, gwen. >> hi, tony, we could break records as i said again tomorrow we'll be keeping an eye on the thermometer definitely and yes we broke two records today and record yesterday also. let's look at maps. temperature-wise 83 in d.c. and same dulles. 81 baltimore while we have 75 mar tipsburg and 81 leonardtown and 2 fredericksburg. here's a look at current dew points. big factor once we get to this weekend. hot, sticky and humid is what it will be. right now those two due point into the 70s across the board and earlier there were 60s down here. that's not happening any more and here's what it feels like when you step outside. it's 91 degrees right now in d.c. and 93 at annapolis and you can imagine at this hour of the night 88 in fredericksburg. the heat continues. also keeping an eye on radar. we've had a few showers that have moved their way off to the northeast and that's still what's happening there. hagerstown saw a little activity and i don't and too much of this really making its way as far as the i 95 corridor is concer

but as gwen sit it was.taking a life look outside here, where we've been pretty lucky, not too bad.ba today i even saw a little bit of sunshine. that was nice to see it makes its return. > i think i'm ready for soundr now can you hear me we go. sorry about this. well, yeah, things a lot calmer here. here's what's happening withppen this storm system it's moving its way out to see. the good news is it's taking the strongest winds with it and that's at least going to be good as far as the coastal area is concerned. however, the wind field is large with this. they are extending someme 205 miles from the center.nte it has winds moving north, northeast at 12 miles an hour. the question is where is it going to go? it's going to be for the next few days, coastal warnings and watches all up and down the coastal area.ea that's a pretty good indicationd of what we're anticipating and that's some dangerous stormda surge and currents as well. we have 39 and 31 and 36 rightgt along the coastal area there ane for ocean ci

. >> let's check in with gwen tolbert and get the latest with hermine. we heard from the governor of virginia, they're making prep, gwen. >> thank goodness they are, is a very strong storm system with pleasant of rainfall and packing very serious winds as it moves its way up. here's a look at what's hanger the winds are 50 miles an hour moving northeast at 20 miles an hour. here's a look at the track before it moves out to sea and becomes a remnant low pressure system. we're going to see all of these tropical characteristics. by the time we get into sunday, it will be out to see. the problem is it's going to be blocked by a ridge of high pressure. the models are in a little bit of disagreement. some want to bring it back towards the coast with more rainfall and dangerous rip tides, strong winds. and some want to leave it out to sea. but if it happens it will be sitting there regardless at least into mid week. it does bear watching. as far as we're concerned, not a lot of activity from it but we will see rainfall and see all the power of those winds, our

gwen, judy?fill: john, can i ask you as the witching hour approaches, how have these candidates really been preparing?he we saw some of the spin in your piece about what raising expectations, lowering expectations, what's real. >> i tell you, the debate prep for the two candidates couldn't be more different than the candidates themselves. if this were college, hillary clinton would be the grind. she's got briefing books, mockk debates, someone sitting in for the moderator, someone sittingme in for donald trump, a very close aide who knows clinton well and knows how to get underr her skin and is comfortable doing it, just in case donald trump does it tonight, and she has been working very hard. h as a matter of fact, aides telli me even up until late this afternoon, she was still at it. donald trump, on the other handh is still gliding in.in he doesn't want to overprepare for these. there have been no mock debates, no mock moderator, no mockat hillary clinton. going over sort of broad themes and m

. >> it's still spiping out there and get the latest from gwen. gwen, what are we looking at for labor day. >> labor day looks great for the dissdrit. sunshine and you know, we don't have to deal with any rainfall or anything like that. we'll have stronger winds. on the breezy side. at the beach as i different story. let's take a look. we have the system still continuing to spin itself outen the atlantic and wind field is really very large. tropical storm force winds extending 230 miles from the center of this storm. and even though now it's not doing a lot in terms of what is going on on shore as far as the coast is concerned very high and dangerous waves and we're talking the potential of tidal flooding. here's a look at where tropical storm warnings are in effect as far as new england and by the time we get to the next 24 to 48 hours and see movement we could see areas being impacted quite a bit. and coastal flood advisories in effect now and it does include annapolis and arun dull and st st. mary and calvert and waters of chesapeake and potoma

gwen: hillary clinton tries to pick off those he may be leaving

jim. >> thank you, gwen. let's take you to central oklahoma where people were surveying damage from the earthquake confused with indiana one was hit by falling bricks as he tried to protect his child. no other injuries were reported. it damaged homes and buildings and some people said they were shook up by the quake. >> it started rattling and man when i started look around first thing i did was run outside i'm looking at my house and look here and see all this going oh, my gosh. you know, wow, i cannot believe this here it is. >> and hollered for my daughter and still shaking. >> the earthquake was so powerful it was felt in nebraska and texas. >> all right this is big news today. she dedicated her life to the poor in india. >> today thousands turned out at st. peter square to watch pope francis resign over canonization to make her a saint. amy kellogg reports. >> the catholic church bestowing one of the height honors declaring albanian nun a saint. >> we must carry her smile in our hearts and give those to

>> gwen has since famously moved on. she's dating blake shelton and spends a lot of time at his oklahoma ranch with hthe kids bt that's not always easy. >> one of the stipulations is neither party can take the children out of the state without written consent of the other. >> here we go. >> so we've learned that a split official can be quite a process, and this next group knows that all too well. they are the stars who for various reasons still aren't divorced. we begin with halle berry and her husband, as the court demands, make a decision already. >> olivier had been living in one of three homes with halle owns in los angeles. right now their main focus is on their children. they have an almost 3-year-old son together, and then of course halle has with her ex. >> the court doc was filed september 1st. it gives halle and olivier three options. one, move forward with the divorce. two, file a dismissal. or, three, the court can dismiss based on default. >> one of the things that led to both of them filing for divorce last

welcome, senator kaine. >> you bet, gwen. g >> ifill: from our account, listening to your speech just now, mentioned donald trump 577 times and hillary clinton 29 times. are you the hillary clintonry defender in this campaign or tht donald trump attacker? >> well, i'm not a hillary clinton defender. i'm a hillary clinton promoter, and i am also drawing a sharp contrast with donald trump.u pause on this issue of national security, the power of the the president, as commander in chief, and as the nation's chief diplomat, the differences are incredibly stark and very, very important. >> ifill: let me ask youll something about something your republican counter-part mike pence had to say about your running mate. he said that secretary clinton is the c most dishonest candidae for president since richard nixon. here's your chance to promote. >> hillary clinton is somebody who has had a passion for families and children since shed was a kid, in a methodist youth group as a teenager in the suburbs of chicago. and what i tell people, g

gwen also talks about "the voice" being back on the air without her. you can watch the interview -- at 3 o'clock.. right here on channel 12. speaking of "the voice".. judge adam levine welcomed his first child -- a baby girl -- yesterday with wife behati prinsloo. we have yet to see any pictures of the little princess -- but the new parents did reveal her name -- dusty rose levine. over the past 9-months.. both adam and behati have been posting tons of pictures on their instagram accounts.. mostly of behati's bump -- but also some of the nursery. we're hoping to see a picture of the time for your juicy question of the morning. if you're the average person.. you will do this six times a year. what is this????adlib ?? traffic ?? traffic???adlib traffic severe storms hit utah.. leaving behind a trail of destruction. this was the destruction.of destruction. this was the scene after a tornado touched down -- just some homes were flattened -- the wind also knocked down trees and power lines. thankfully -- no one was hurt. all this week.. we have given you we

>> --blake and gwen, will this one last? >> no, it is not going to last. >> she stopped by ellen today and ellen goes there, asking about her relationship with blake shelton and the question the world wants to know, when are you two two getting married- -you two getting married? >> before i make plans, because i make plans way ahead of time, tell me when you are getting married because i just need to know so i can clear that schedule. >> oh, you are crazy. [ laughter ] >> just metlet me know. >> --just let me know. >> okay, i will let you know. >> no, now. >> oh, my gosh, she is stunning. anyone else have a girl crush? talks about working with pop star justin timber lake. that is right here on channel 12 at 3:00 p.m. and i think they are not going to make it. >> yes, because usually when you are the first one after the situation, it is too fresh. >> no, but i want to believe in love. >>> hey, and we are watching adam, we are all waiting for that picture, the singer and his wife, they welcomed a baby girl, her name is dusty r

meet gwen. how do you find time with school and ballet and everything else you're doing to create these things? - i mainly work the weekends, when i can, because of course i have ballet and school. - [natalie] so you're a busy woman and you've created so many unique things that i have never seen before. can we start up here? what section do you consider this right here? - this is a bunch of toys, like for soap, and i worked on it because my little brothers are obsessed with star wars-- o. so i'm sure this is a big seller for you guys, people come in and they see star wars, they jump at that, and then i saw some dolls over there that i think the little girls would love. - [gwen] oh yeah. there's like, elsa, and ana, and little girl stuff that a lot of people like. - what about the roses? i thought that these were just regular fake roses that you would have on display, but they're not. you can put them in the bathtub and they dissolve, cause they're like, soap. - [natalie] they're soap. - [gwen] y

gwen moore of wisconsin. >> can you tell us about your jewelry? >> yes. this is a replica of slave ships. i treasure this is so much because it focuses me on the path for moving forward. in that sense, can you tell us what you think the museum on the national mall means to the country? mallnk the museum on the means a lot not only to african-americans but people of all cultures in america. so much of our history is rooted in the tragedy, the black movesust of slavery that to all of the things that

gwen is here. gwen, can we expect a cool down any time soon. >> reporter: the cool down will come sooner than you think. by today, you're right, temperatures 90s. sticky and humid. let's look at highs today at all three airports. we hit the mid 90s now. no records today were broken at all. we would have reached 98 we would have broken a record at reagan national. that did not happen. so here's where we stand now keeping a close eye on radar. few isolated showers and stormed popped up here and there primarily west and you can see a little south of front royal getting ready to move up to the i 66 corridor and further out as well. happening as we move into tonight. there is a chance of seeing a popup isolated storm tonight and lingering into the early hours of tomorrow. and but, temperatures well, what's happening here my computer doesn't want to populate. there we government a look at temperatures across the area now, temperatures into the 80s and into the 90s pretty much everywhere. our dew points a

congresswoman sheila jackson lee, congresswoman gwen moore. congresswoman yvette clark. congre congresswoman stacey plaskett. and i want to give a special shout out to congresswoman joyce beat beatty. when i saw joyce recently, she said, well, you are coming, aren't you? and i said i'm working hard to get it set. and i am so proud that it did work out. i thank joyce for that extra push. i also want to acknowledge someone who had such a profound effect on my life in every way.

congresswoman sheila jackson lee, congresswoman gwen moore, congresswoman yvette clark, congresswoman staysty plaskis, and i want to give a special shout-out to congresswoman joyce beatt beatty. when i saw joyce recently she said, well you are coming, aren't you? and i said i'm working hard to get it set. and i am so proud that it did work out. i thank joyce for that extra push. i also want to acknowledge someone who had such a profound

i'm gwen ifill. >> sreenivasan: and i'm hari sreenivasan. judy woodruff is away. >> ifill: on the newshour tonight: >> in a trump administration, all immigration laws will be enforced.en >> ifill: donald trump outlines tough immigration proposals, hours after returning from a surprise meeting with mexico's president. >> sreenivasan: also ahead this thursday: a deep dive into the politics of trade thisad presidential election, and where hillary clinton stands on america role's in the global economy. >> ifill: and empty shelves line venezuela's grocery stores as desperate crowds await a rare meal-- a look at the country'snt worsening food shortage. >> it's one article of food per person and then you have to wait eight days because if you try to buy food. they'll stop you. >> sreenivasan: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future.is >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and i

know the only way you're going to find out is watching "the case of jonbenet ramsey" on >>> inside gwen stefani and blake shelton's fun-filled find out where the couple went and how blake bonded with gwen's kids. >>> susan sarandon wants to get physical. it's our exclusive outtakes from the oscar winner's comedy "the med letter." >>> bravo's below deck is back. >> no doubt that will happen, fingers crossed. >> only "e.t." can give you a tour of the show's new luxury yacht all at etonline.com. >>> follow your own sense of style. because you want to be >> it really helps express our creative side. that's the best part. >> i always find great deals on shoes, purses. >>> cameron mathison is hosting "game of homes," like his ninth job on discovery family channel debuting tonight. >> he's got skills we never knew. if you love home makeovers this show fors you. here's a little peek. >> take care, everybody. >> welcome, everyone. >> made me drool a little. >> it's a different kind of home competition. four busted homes are lifted to one central location. four teams of amateurs must out-reelevat

gwen will have the latest track coming up. plus a 2-year-old from d.c.ssued a fine for littering and the girl's mother is fighting the ticket. their story next on "fox" news at 10. >> and the weekend edition of fox news morning tomorrow we're looking how the presidential election could influence the housing market and find out who moves into the white house could affect real estate for current d.c. residents and future home buyers we'll be right back. >> we're back with a look at tonight's top stories we begin in arlington where there's concern someone is trying to poison neighborhood dogs. >> reporter: a dog went to the animal hospital after eating tainted meat at bluemont park in arlen ton and somebody placed meat patties raw and stuffed with pills and pellets right near four mile run stream. that dog doing okay tonight and the vet would who treated the animal believes it may have been rat poisoning and animal control is testing to see what was in those patties. sarah. >> cdc says 70 people got hepatitis a after visiting tropical smoothie chain virgini

blake spinning. >> musically we get along. >> shelton went for the jugular alluding to girlfriend gwen. >> i do have serious kconnectios in that reggae -- >> really? >> really. 12 million viewers saw two child stars all grown up. laura diaz who won america's this country crooner. ? ? >> billy gilman who e.t. has followed since she was 11. ? ? >> i've had a successful career, and it's beyond your dreams, really overwhelming. >> the rhode island native has been through a lot since then including publicly coming out as gay in 2014. >> i cannot imagine someone going through life and not being we stick with them. >> with his family's support, the 28-year-old is paying it forward to his fans. >> what were the kinds of things they were saying? >> we are so proud of you. it takes a lot of courage and hopefully i can give someone else inspiration, too, you know? >> billy is a great guy and he had such an amazing voice, and i am surprised he didn't choose one of the country coaches. >> he used to open for miley's chose adam levine. hope he goes far. good luck, billy. >>> we're on the set of the

thank you, gwen. in new york state police areo trying to find the person responsible for defacing a sand tour of justin bieber. this happened at the state fare on thursday night. ni officials say they are puzzled. it's usually one of the fair's most popular attractions. the baby's face was among other recreations of other well known musicians who have performed at the fairgrounds earlier this year. police think the culprit was onto it. at least one festival goer said he saw someone with it. the only other thing more popular than the sand culture was the butter sculpture. lawrence taylor arrested on dui charges in florida.orid the 57 year old taylor apparently switched lanes, hit a motor home and then side wide a vehicle. taylor a retired linebacker played 13 seasons with the new york giants and helped them told win the super bowel.. > chris brown's lawyer is saying the story about him pulling a gun on a woman is not true and that she made it all up. police searched his mansion andm they did not find e

congress woman gwen graham has following our reports. following our report that is 215 million-gallons of radio active water contaminated the aquifer, they started testing the wells of nearby homes. pinellas county is monitoring lakes and stream sampling and making sure and protecting our citizens than waiting to hear from someone else that something is going on. >> reporter: steve andrews, news channel 8. >>> tonight a polk county man is behind bars for illegally using a milk crate. tim though troller is charged with stolen property for having a dairy crate on his bike. troller claimed he found the crate on the side of the road. shocked that something so small landed him in jail. >> it's silly to me. and besides, if it was, it shouldn't be enough to carry you to jail. >> his grandfather tells us he has a long criminal record, but he doesn't agree with this arrest. he is scheduled for his first appearance tomorrow morning. >>> members of the school's booster club media following a theft hoping to encourage the crook to come clean. appare

. >> eight year makeover -- gwen? >> hey, lauren, you know what we're talking a change in the weather. we've got cool down headed our way. and things will and there's a look at highs philadelphia and we actually it not break in orde temperatures into the mit 90s today. heard what we stand now. 81 d.c. and 1 actuales and 79 degrees. we'll let you know what you can expect after the break. pats >> our ladies night turned into ladies morning. >> it has, right. >> after the midnight hour. >> either way when you walk outside it's still breezy out here. >> it's warm out there. >> i love the hot summer night. i think there's only a few left. >> there's a few. it's hot days everybody claims with and that's one of the things we had today, hot, stic sticky, muggy day. tonight, things are starting to improve and we have improvement ahead for you. i toll you these a minute ago these are highs for today and didn't break record and would you rather pulled as time today which was in the triple digits because of the humidity. 8 quanit

i'm going, holy -- i didn't know gwen sang that song. i didn't know, i've always known "hey baby," i didn't know she sang that freaking song. all these songs. it's like, wow, that was you? >> seth: that's fantastic. >> that's you? and we've kissed? >> seth: that's great. >> wow, that is amazing! [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's outstanding. >> yeah. that we've, we've kissed. and you ani locked eyes. >> seth: i was like, oh, man. because i got to be honest, i don't know if it's the vodka or the sprite zero. [ light laughter ] this is really exciting, and this is a gift you are giving the audience, every now and then we do give-aways on the show. you're starting a concert right now, sometimes we'll say everybody is leaving here with the new blake shelton album. this is outstanding. you're doing a show at the barclays center in october. >> which is here. >> seth: that's here. here in new york. here in brooklyn. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: and everyone in the tickets to blake shelton in october. how about that? [ cheers and applause ] p you're