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i am tracking tomorrow's traffic from the hastings and hastings traffic center. some lean restrictions happening tonight from 9 pm to 5 am. we're talking about the i-17 southbound from indian school all the way down to the split they are going to have this as they do maintenance work. allow yourself extra time. overnight hours aren't so busy so don't use an alternate route. or hop on the i-10 itead. i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you with renters insurance. if you've been diagnosed with lung cancer, explore your treatment options with a team of specialists focused on the disease. we have all of the specialists involved in a seamless fashion so we can discuss cases. whether we talk about chemotherapies

i am tracking tomorrow's traffic from the hastings and hastings traffic center. some lean restrictions happening tonight from 9 pm to 5 am. we're talking about the i-17 southbound from indian school all the way down to the split they are going to have closed, just one or two lanes, as they do maintenance work. allow yourself extra time. overnight hours aren't so sy only cbs 5 news at 10:00 delivers everything you need to minutes. it's about time.>>> welcome back, everybody. in terms of the temperatures, 93 degrees at sky harbor and upper 80s in chandler, maricopa and towards mesa. it looks like more clouds in the forecast coming up tomorrow. the heaviest storms are to the north. right now, we start with 81 degrees and low 80s in the valley with clouds in place work afternoon thunderstorms are in the forecast for your friday. >>> the arizona cardinals br-- heading to houston to face the texans on sunday, mark mcclune at camp today with camp almost over. they are taking on the goalpost year but the cardinals are wrapping up camp for 2016 with one final afternoon pr

lockhart at 6:18 and hastings at 6:24. under the severe thunderstorm warning and that goes until 7:00 tonight. i'm watching strong thunderstorms in norwalk. winds are staying under the severe criteria but i am watching this next line as we really have a nice ripe atmosphere because we have had a lot of sunshine here today with very high humidity. also watching a little bit of leftover rainfall that has originated near elyria and is pushing towards liquid. we have a lot of wet weather and we are expecting the storms to continue through the always check our weather app we will have a school on your screen if there's anything happening. >>> an entire fire department is shutting down for good. we have learned that firefighters covering northville center in sagamore hills will lose their job in a little more than two weeks. the just spoke to the chief and after september 14 this department right here will actually continue to operate but it will be operated by macedonia employees are not the people who have in here for decades.

far as training goes, he reportedly dove in head first, much like giants' catcher buster posey did hast night in miami. it was the 11th inning. he's given it his all. >> oh! from first to third. inning. all of that effort had to wait a few more innings. >> gotta go for it. just like miley. she's had 14 years of waiting. she's been training since she was 4. 18 when she makes it to tokyo, we hope. >>> coming up -- a man in a month after 9/11, i got a call from david and he told me he was going into the national guard. he was sent to iraq to be a gunner on a humvee. a car pulled up in the driveway and three soldiers got out, and the sound of their boots as they came up those stairs will, it's a fate that i would not wish on anybody, not anybody. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. ...wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say, she probably... i would like to tell donald trump what it feels like, the sense of emptiness, that only losing a child can bring. those people should be honored and treated with kindness for the rest of t

we will show you what the hastings in the swanson's are satellite radar, we have some thunderstorms. tahoe basin, thunderstorms in the west valley fizzled out but take a look as you can see east of us started to see some thunderstorms develop but temperatures outside right now knew the triple digits cooling down to the mid-90s by nine and lower 90s by 11 with clear skies. barbecue and look at that. we are cooking up some broad's and getting ready for the big games it starts at seven. can i hear a go cardinals everybody? go cards. super bowl or bust. back to you. >> in knitting, grilling and football. he find the most interesting comment?combinations. >> a new controversy is brewing in at the center of it all, the upset about one of the locations where the game is being played. >>reporter: i am here in a sacred place a cemetery where most of the granite mountain hotshots are very. this location happens to be a pokimon go hotspot where players can track down their favorite character and that does not sit well with folks in the community. jaclyn colyer is a mom with a six-year-old son p

spee2 he lives in hastings, done in hastings, done in the hudson valley of outside of new york city.> c-span: was his reaction when he found out he named three quarters of the documents? >> guest: he was i really that interested. he was off 3-d reading more history. >> c-span: did you give him one of your books? >> guest: a day, gave him them one of the books and i let him know and let his family know that ines grabbed it and dedicated it to him. maybe someday it will mean something to him. he is still pursuing his interest, his his own interest in history or maybe someday he will be something at a grander scale the my book. >> c-span: where did he get his interest in history from what you know? spee2, he liked many of the people involved in this documents and some of the other books that i've done is kind of a poly -- is involved in many different interest, is a mathematical genius and he has many interests. but he just developed an interest in reading and history. he has been pursuing it on his own. he will go will go out and get a contemporary book that has just come out, five or

. >> but it did get them to turn around and with haste get out. >> reporter: jennifer hasn't seen them again and there was never a police complaint filed. and what about her famous neighbor? >> mr. duvall, has he contacted you >> no, he's a local. you need to give people their space. >> reporter: matt ackland fox 5 local news. >> i like her. she h she. >>> central italy the crews are dealing with strong after shocks in the area where the deadly earthquake hit earlier >> france makes a ruling on women wearing burkinis. let's check in with gwen first. >> we're still going to be hot but the good news is we're going to get a very short lived break but i think anything will help. we'll have the details coming up and of course that all important seven-day forecast let you know just how things will and when cool down. we'll be back. flu fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos

. >> hast gott worse the last month or so in terms of communication? >> theno diplomatic contact channel now. there is no mmunation line between two sides. and so the tsion igetting worse and worse. >> reporter: and just last week, north korea conducted its latest missile test but back in the capital, there is no sign of war. famili enjoyg the summer and counterpart in the u.s. for "nightline," i'm bob woodruff in pyongypyongyang. >> with the eyes of the world on rio,e're reminded of the wise words of olympic champion wilma rudoh who said, the triumph can't be had without the struggle. true in or, true in life. thank you r watching abc news. join us for "good morning america" tomorro as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" >>> tonight, aboard the ff miah. >> caio mariah. >> caio a. how this diva roll >> you and james have matching yachts. >> amber gets grilled about the abuse claims. >>> hilarious ne just land her a new gig? >> usa! -- behind the sces of j. lo's new project a paula pomeback. revealing an on stage mistake. >> i don't k

. >> but it did get them to turn around and with haste get out of here. >> jennifer has not seen them again and there was never a police complaint filed and what about her famous neighbor. >> mr. duvall has he contact the you. >> no he's lola round here. you need to give people their space. >> by the way if you wonder about the drone itself, she says she blew it out of the sky and it came to the ground and she picked up all the pieces and made sure she put it to the recycle recycling bin. so m hillary clinton is learning about our nation's national security secrets and donald trump appeals to voters in america's heartland. the latest from the campaign (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >> with a little more than two months to go before the general election donald trump is cam paining in the heartland this weeken

we haven't seen that very much over the haste two months.rently sitting at 74 degrees, wind s out of the south at 7 miles per hour. temperatures in the mid 60s in some areas. tom lives right about here just around the frederick, gaithersburg area. he saw temperatures of 57 earlier this morning. now, storm team 4 radar not showing any rain. we talked about this high pressure last week, dominating the area. that's what is happening now. look back to the west. clouds moving our way, that's a warm front on thursday. and that brings the heat right back. tomorrow, more clouds, highs into the mid to upper 80s, then the 90s. watching the tropics. this is what could become a tropical storm or a depression. right the guidance all has it going towards the bahamas and close to miami, depending on how strong it is. so much out there right now. what will this storm do? this is something we'll be tracking very closely over the next couple of days. for our weather, nice tomorrow. getting hot today but not humid. as we move on through the next couple of days

they are wondering why no one who was on the bus that night hast stopped by to see the family. they have many questions about what happened however they don't believe it was tracie potts -- tracy's fault. doug: entourage delivery out of north attleboro has a clean operating record. the company claiming that somebody actually had to pry that window open and that required quite a bit of effort. boston police not ruling out anything as it is very early in their investigation. emily: a bright sunny day. low humidity. fantastic. enjoy today because it is going to be changing. 76 degrees outside right now. temperatures across the area off our morning lows which in some places dropped into the 40's last night. a few 80's into the afternoon. high pressure in control. no-call to speak of. not only today but tonight as well. that there are going to be changes coming in. humidity coming back and thunderstorms as well. i will have a timeline, coming up. emily: the u.s. military is saying an american soldier is dead, another wounded after an operation in afghanistan's southern helmand p pro

phyllis francis and natasha hastings are also headed to the semis. american kendall williams pushed toward the medal podium, standing in fourth place right now. she came in eighth in the long jump early saturday with two more events to go. heather miller-koch is in third place. three american women's also qualified for the final in the steeplechase. the u.s. of women defended their lipid title and rowing. this is the third consecutive single -- the silver medal. in water polo, the u.s. team beat hungary and in the diving final, the u.s. has two women in action. abigail johnson is hoping for a shot at another metal. she scored a silver in london. kathy cook is also trying to move on. jim ryan, abc news, rio de janeiro. diane: tornado. you can see the vortex of flames. it happened just outside portland. we've seen this before, experts say wildfires can sometimes create their own winds, causing a fire-tornado. firefighters were able to put out the flames without any injuries. reid: no firenadoes in our neck of the wood, but the heat, aj -- a.j.: we are

meters and time was good enough to move on along with two other teammates and phyllis francis and hastingsng in too and williams made a push to the metal podium standing in fourth place now and 8th in the long jump with two more events to go and heather miller is in 12 and barbar is back in 22. three american women qualified for the final in the steeplechase and colburg for the hunt for a metal and women's eight defended the olympic title and ladies rose to the gold and third consecutive win for the u.s. in the event and team not beaten in a world or competition in 11 years. in women's singles skulls american stone took the silver metal, water polo u.s. women beat hungry to go to quarter finals and diving pool the u.s. has two women in action on the three meter string board semi final and john'ston has a shot at another metal and scored a silver in london and teammate cassidy cook is also trying to move on, jim ryan rio. >>> we are celebrating the life of captain noah and invite you to join us and join us 10:00 of action news to a special trip to captain noah for children's television and

phyllis francis and natasha hastings also headed to the semis. the women's heptathlon beginning day two of competition? american kendall williams making a push toward the medal podium? standing in fourth place right now. more events to go. teammate heather miller-koch is in 12th place and barbara nwaba is back in 22nd place. three american women also qualified for the final in the steeplechase? emma coburn is in the hunt for a medal. in rowing - the u-s women's eight defending their olympic title. the ladies rowed to the gold medal - this is the third consecutive win for the u-s in this event? the team has not been beaten in world or olympic competition in eleven years. in women's single skulls - american gevvie stone took the silver medal. women's team beat hungary to advance to the quarterfinals. and over in the diving pool - the u- s has two women in action on the three meter springboard semifinal? abigail johnston is hoping to advance for a shot at another medal - she scored a silver in london. teammate kassidy cook is also trying move on. ji

it continues tonight and it hast sparked some safety concerns. fox5's lindsay watts is working this one tonight and has more. lindsay. >>reporter: shawn and tonyy sprint customers shoulduld definitely know that this is still ongoing right now. i was just talking to firefighters here chevy chase who say this issue has meant phones at the station instead of relying on 911 dispatchers.patc throughout the day this has been a major problem and tonight somt sprint customers are furious with the way the company has handled it but it took hours and hours for them to put out an alert. it started last night with an underground transformer fire on 18th and l streets. sprint says this is what impacted cell service today. causing some customers to get a busy signal when they dialed out, including to 911. law enforcement took to social media to warn people. as for sprint, at around noonund the company posted on facebook and twitter that there may be landline issues but said nothing about wireless or 911 problems. hours went by. i.e. mailed sprint and posted to

the haste temperatures, interactive radar and any weather alerts you need to know about. >> the candlelight vigil will be held in massachusetts to remember vanessa, a new york city woman killed while visiting her mother in the small town of princeton. the 27-year-old google employee went out for a run the body was found hours later about a half mile from her mother's home in the woods. police are not sure if she was targeted or a random attack but the autopsy has been completed. they're waiting on more tests though. >>> howard beach, looking for choose in the murder of karina vet vetrano. she was reported missing after she never returned home from a jog. to protect themselves. >> reporter: yeah. and it's been one week now and the police presence here at the crime scene is still very strong. you can check it out behind me. the killer is still out this. for people who jog regularly, like karina did, well, they're on edge. phil vatrano is at the scene of his daughter's today. they d while on a jog last week and that uncertainty in this case has shaken joggers around the city. >> i think a lot

americans the chokshi hastings also qualified for the final. in the men's 100 m race to crown the fastest man alive, hussein bolt left the challengers in his desk. track : taking gold for the third straight time. no man has done that before. justin gatlin finished before it was over. vaniqa raced his way to gold. leshan derrick finished with the bronze. golden girl simone biles is now three for three. the us gymnast vaulted her way into history. a 19-year-old becoming the first american woman to score a gold medal on the ball. she is also the first us woman to earn three gold medals gymnastics in a single games, adding this one to her finals and all-around title. she still has to know more metal opportunities this week. and gymnastics in the door scored the bronze. at the tennis stadium, the gold- medal match for mixed doubles was all-american. venus williams and her partner settled for silver, losing to chinese team and volleyball by 40 points. a man again barely held off their opponents, beating france by three points. jim ryan, abc news,

after that officers discharged their firearms and the driver of the suspect vehicle continued his haste to get away and fled the escape, and after he did that, he struck at least two more vehicles. >> one of the two men merchandise the mercedes appeared to be hit by gunfire and is in critical condition. police arrested a second suspect. two officers suffered minor injuries but not from gunfire. >>> an accident involving seven cars killed one person in san leandro. a car lost control and hit the center divider and guardrail on i-880 near the 238 interchange last night around 11:30. the chain reaction closed four lanes while crews worked to clear debris. those lanes re-opened 4:30 this morning. officers arrested one person on suspicion of dui. >>> menlo park playing need your help finding two men who robbed a trader joe's. they ordered the employees to lie face down on the ground and demanded cash and made off with an undisclosed amount of moneyful right now police describe the roners as two poll nissan men. >> fire ripped through a duplex in san jose, it happened just before 7:00 a.m. th

tracking tomorrow's traffic from the hastings traffic, heads up about a ramp closure that's happening tomorrow, what's different about this one is it's during the day. this is the i-10 eastbound right at 40th street. you want to closed from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. any appointments in the area, take 30 seconds or hop over to the 143 and take surface >>> was on my mind right now, taking care of my family. lost a great young man. everybody in our program is hurting. >> a stunning and sad news in the s day, university of arizona football player passing away in his sleep. the cause of death is unknown. he was starting six games last season. news of his death hitting his coaches hard. >> zach was a very quirky kid, always pulling jokes and always smiling. i'm trying to hold it together as much as possible, but that's one of my little babies that we us. >> a tough day and a touching moment in tempe. todd graham starting his news conference offering condolences to the wildcat family. >>> to the games we play now and the sun devils hitting the practice field today putting on the pads for the

. >>> i'm heidi, tracking to manage traffic from the hastings traffic center, hope you had a nice weekend and are ready to get back to work on your drive home tomorrow, if you live in the west valley you are going to have a lot of extra company on the freeway, guns and roses concert is kind of a big deal. right off the loop 101 in between glendale and bethany home. traffic on the i-10 westbound kind of at rush hour, is going to be a little busy as folks head in to have dinner the concert, get there early. i 10 -- loop 101 northbound but >>> weather syncing welcome to the jungle or sweet child of mine, axl rose and guns n' roses can melt your face off. pumping up the volume tomorrow night at university of phoenix stadium causing the cardinals to have a little patience. they've got fun and games, arizona going early this morning to beat the scorching arizona heat. so nice not to have to deal loaded like a freight train, big red back on the field after friday's so-so preseason effort against the raiders. usually inside reminds me of childhood memories, seeing a team breaking out a serious sw

phyllis francis and natasha hastings also headed to the semis. the women's heptathlon beginning day two of competition, american kendall williams making a push toward the medal podium, standing in fourth place right now. she came in eighth in the long jump early saturday with two more events to go. teammate heather miller-koch is in 12th place. and barbara nwaba is back 22nd place. three american women also qualified for the final in the steeplechase. emma coburn is in the hunt for a medal. in rowing, the u.s. women's eight defending their olympic title. the ladies rowed to the gold medal. this is the third consecutive win for the u.s. in this event. the team has not been beaten in world or olympic competition in 11 years. in women's single skulls, american gevvie stone took the silver medal. in water polo, the u.s. women's team beat hungary to advance to the quarterfinals. and over in the diving pool, the u.s. has two women in action on advance for a shot at another medal. she scored a silver in london. teammate kassidy cook is also trying move

the recent completion of dolores street we've also seen the mcallister street improvements near uc hastings, sidewalk and bicycle improvements along the boulevard in the presidio area as well as bart has completed the civic center bart station and posit 24th st. and told the sfmta will finish a new pedestrian plans of the city called later this summer. i invite the public to check out our website and the fact sheet for more complete rundown of all of the border improved projects that have been delivered recent. thank you. >> thank you. any questions or comments-yes commissioner avalos >> just a comment on the program in district 11. we put in i believe a couple hundred thousand dollars for doing street calming traffic calming streetscape work and the excelsior and in the all-night are quickly trying to move quickly on the excelsior. we've had a lot of difficulty with the mta, really moving projects now were talking about dpw doing that and want to make sure your staff can help my staff to make sure that we get things moving before the end of the year? did absolutely. >> thank you >> have a

florida judge uph $140 million verdict against gawker for releasing clips of a hogan sex tape, the deal hast court >> mcdonald's releases a new fitness tracker is one of the main olympic sponsors they want to encouragee young viewers to active the tracker blinks at different speeds depending on the child's physical activitytye each happy meal in the united states and canada will include one of the six different u wri worn pedometers. >> delta brad tammaro more privacy announcing it would business class for internationa flights,s,n they will be seated their own personal space called delta one suites will have a one flyer room with a flatbed seat, 18-inch entertainment system an individual storage space. paul mccartney coming to town, to learn to be a great concert the first one sol outt. >> and a big show tomorrow night, the akron fire departmen receiving high praise. >> veteran services honor the other long-standing support of hiring veterans day the fanned out challenge coins to the firefighters said the akron as the beacon of what the fire departments should bed. >> this is a great apartme

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others say he just packed up with the artillery unit and retreated in great haste along with everyonee. who could blame them? so many people were running. one african-american said, quote, the american militia ran like sheep chased by dogs. it was perhaps one of the most disgraceful battles in american military history. the british really won it in a matter of a couple of hours. they did sustain some casualties, but at the close of the day, they were entirely in possession of the field. and in a way, you can say that kind of ends francis scott key's brief military experience. but in a way, francis scott key's journey really begins at that point. the british did sustain about over 300 men killed and wounded in the battle. later that night, the british march into washington, d.c., where they take possession of the government buildings. the white house would be burned by the british, house of representatives, senate, burned by the british, the treasury building, burned by the british. but interesting enough, the individual homes of the common folk would be spared. the british also spared

. >> i think he understands that reed hastings has created technology that is really useful especiallyhen you think about the tv industry right now. there were more than 400 original shows scripted for tv from last year, so more than we can ever watch. so i think what he is concerned with making an interface so that when you are watching television, it is really easy to find what you are looking for. david: you mentioned more than 400 shows right now, so when you get the head of the media company in the room, you need to ask if there is too much content. what does he say? >> jeff bewkes us says this is a good thing. viewers are expecting to have a lot of great content out there. just because there's hundreds of shows competing with his hbo or in jeff'soesn't mean words it is not mean people are not interested in tnt and tbs in their home. he says there is a consumer expectation for really quality programming. a company like hbo was the pioneer of that. carol: dozens of high-profile interviews, we asked the creative director how he decided what to publish. >> we wanted to show everybody

and he understands reed hastings and how he has developed technology that is useful.re are more than 400 original shows scripted for tv from last year, so more than we can ever watch. so i think what he is concerned about right now is making an interface so that when you are watching television, it is really easy to find what you are looking for. david: you mentioned more than 400 shows right now, so when you get that media mogul in the room, you need to ask if there is too much content. what does he say? that this iss actually, this is a good thing and what is happening now is viewers are really expecting to have a lot of good content out there. so just because there are hundreds of shows competing with hbo or tnt, that does not mean that people are not interested in getting hbo or having tnt in their home, he says there is consumer expectation right now for really quality programming. a company like hbo was the pioneer of that. carol: dozens of high-profile interviews, we asked the creative director how he decided what to publish. guest: we wanted to show everybody

she and natasha hastings are heading to the semis. >>> hundreds of people were at bia today but they weren't trying to board a plane. they were pulling one. special olympics held the annual plane pull today. has -- has a look. >> it's a small little plane, right, like the 737. reporter: try a boeing 757 weighing in at 654,000 pounds. dozens of people competed to be the fastest team to move the plane 12 feet. >> you're looking at this saying there's no way it's going to move. then you get started and get going and it's a ggod feeling. athletes is giving them a boost. >> you get to have fun and the money goes ?ith to these amazing athletes. i mean, that's why we're here. reporter: special olympics colorado doesn't charge its athletes to participate so they rely on fund raisers like this to keep the programs alive. >> for us to be able to help them go out and compete and win and be brave in the attempt, i think it means evvrything. reporter: taken right out of the special let me win, if i cannot, let me be brave in the attempt. words that helped plenty of people pull that plane. . >> co

ladies and gentlemen, because she knows one thing, that donald know, it hast never been a good bet to bet united states of america. give it a fair shot. give it a fair chance. americans have never let their country down. never. ladies and gentlemen -- ladies allow,tlemen, we never we never bend, we never kneel, own the yield, we finish line. she gets it. [applause] we are second to none. hillary clinton is going to write the next chapter in american history. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal life every day with news and policy issues that impact you. clintonk, hillary revealed her economic plan with the country p coming up this morning we will discuss those .lans with andy green then, stephen diamond, political editor for "the washington times" on the obama administration's plans to accept 10,000 syrian refugees this year and the debate surrounding the refugee program. the sure to watch c-span's washington journal life beginning at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the conversation. >> donald trump gave a foreign-policy speech on monday in ohio. previous comments calling nato obsolete, s

that hast of blood been spilled, the amount of people killed, the bombardment, the barrel bombs, thergeting of schools and hospitals, people do not feel they can move beyond accept assad toxcep continue as their president. who is in a position to force or push him? certainly not america. possibly the russians, they iranians. what incentive do they have? charlie: that is what the diplomats who wrote the letter. they need more leverage on the ground in order to bring the other side to the table. .larissa: exactly to to be clear, the u.s. has no leverage. the people of the syrian people is the u.s. has stood back and washed their hands. the turning point was the so-called red line after the use of poisonous gas. the syrians understood there was no way the u.s. was going to step in and intervene on their behalf. that was cemented when the u.s. decided to intervene and fight against isis. now, essentially, what leverage does the u.s. have? when it is sitting at the table,ting saying, you need to stop the bombardment of civilians. the incendiary devices and cluster bombs. they don't have a

and she hasts her been in other presidential campaigns.ome people are knocking her that she has never won a presidential campaign -- not many people have. her brand is thriving, and it is helping troubled a lot. -- trump a lot. donny: alpha males like trump like people of the same temperament.that is a war that has taken him down a lot, but if you look at people that are rising to the top, it's the people that are smart and tough, not namby-pamby people. ony spend so much time finding out who their people are 80 40's from the campaign. mark: he needs help because he is an amateur. i don't mean that in a negative way, he has never run for anything. donald trump's staffing shovel has been viewed as a slight to the campaign german paul manafort. some argue that he has been sidelined in part for trying to control the candidate to much. the editor of the national review depicted manafort as having been ousted. the campaign pushing back on any insistence that his power has been diminished. manafort in the campaign are dealing with a constant iv

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natasha hastings qualified for the final.ce to crown the fastest man alive, ussain bolt left them in his dust. they snagged gold for the third straight time and no man has done it before. he finished second for silver. in the men's 400 meters the south african blazed his way to gold in world record time. merit finished with the bronze. simone biles is now three for three. she vaulted her way into history. the 19-year-old is the first american woman to score a gold medal on the vault. she is the first woman to earn three medals in a single game adding this to her team final and all-around tight 2e8. titles. meanwhile her teammates competing on the uneven bars. they took home the silver medal. 2012 all-around champ gabby douglas couldn't make the podium. in gymnastics, he scored the bronze in the pomel horse finals. venus williams and her partner had to settle for silver losing to teammates. britain beat argentina for his second consecutive olympics gold medal. american basketball ballers kept up the win streak. the women troun

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ladies and gentlemen, because she knows one thing, that donald know, it hast never been a good bet to united states of america. give it a fair shot. give it a fair chance. americans have never let their country down. never. ladies and gentlemen -- ladies allow,tlemen, we never we never bend, we never kneel, own the yield, we finish line. she gets it. [applause] we are second to none. hillary clinton is going to write the next chapter in american history. ♪ >> donald trump gave a foreign-policy speech at youngstown university in ohio. revered --ato -- he he reversed comments about nato saying he wanted to work with nato. this is just over an hour.

. >> i'm sure it is directional you see uc hastings and usf they're kind of on the lower ended and the other universities lalia clearly by the magnitude they need to up their ante walk us through. >> in terms of legality. >> in terms of number of by these 1810 and the number of beds in the building 6 hundred and 90 beds that's 38 percent of the beds legal. >> how many buildings. >> 6 and those are not subject to any action by any commission. >> correct. >> so 35 percent is legal. >> correct. >> that's 35 percent of student population. >> it is a percentage of beds so across 6 buildings one and 90 beds that are - >> so that you take the 21 percent and divided it by 10 give us about 2 percent. >> something like that. >> that's one way to look at that. >> i'm trying to keep is apples to apples no action requires 2 percent if you - >> a third 6 hundred and 18 hundred. >> the number of students so the enrollment so - >> right i see what you're seeing 690 it is 8649 of the legal beds what percentage the population is housed the legal percentage. >> 8 percent. >> i'm assuming the usf and hast

that is another issue that hasted be put front and center there is a certain resignation and skepticism and on the of surface looks innocuous. we don't have vaccines are therapies to not be widely distributed and controlling it shows can be quite difficult. that could be countered systematically by the leadership. >> you have talked lot in your work about national security with global health security and we saw during ebola it was remarkable obama ascend the un military but was very proud of america. andrea led a security council resolution and have done similar things do you see zika virus as a security threat to? but talk little about our approach in the united states of our preparedness but also who give the global response. for example, who strategic plan italy asks 122 million u.s. dollars that is a gross underestimation has all over so tell us a little bit about that and how ebola difference or has lessons that our different. >> with the ebola they were dramatic and terrific terribly frightened and they set off the media storm of hysteria but zika virus is different vulnerable wom

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are celebrating -- expected to hear from him and his wife in just a few minutes as they come here hast their ballots. for full results of today's primary head to abc15.com/result. i know you guys -- abc15.com/results. i know you guys will have that app handy as well. >> absolutely. our next coverage will tell you how -- what to expect when you get to the polling site in allison rodriguez is breaking down what we need to know from the capital. >> reporter: secretary of state michelle reagan says they don't want to repeat the presidential preference election so there will be changes this time around. the polling centers are gone and it is back to precincts. you do need to vote in your precinct determined by your home address. there will be hundreds more precincts then back in march, open from 6 am to 7 pm. secretary reagan says if you got a mail-in it you can still participate. >> telly poll worker you lost your mail-in ballot and they will give you a provisional ballot to vote. >> if you haven't mailed in your ballot you can take it too many precinct and you don't have to wait in line b