. >> mark: the other one general maura healey under fire. opponents calling her gun control proposal a political move by an anti-gun candidate who as aspirations for a higher office. how she answered that question and why she's taking action now. coming up in an ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. what's in your wallet? >> kevin: all right. still tracking heavy rain out there. this is the north shore, an back through the merrimack valley, just to the north of boston. burlington to lowell, for instance, getting heavy rain and this is pushing off toward the northeast at about 20 miles per hour, so lowell now, into peabody, ipswich, georgetown and gloucester by 7:30 p.m. this evening. they expect heavy rain to hit you on the beaches there in the north shore in due order. watching the back edge of this storm for any rotation. there was some earlier. there wa

signed their support with some lawmakers shi healey is some lawmakers shi healey is overstepping her authority. >>> marijuana experts overstepping her authority. yesterday the dea denied a request from two states to take pot off the list of schedule one substances. illegal drugs like heroin and lsd. they will allow more places to grow medical marijuana for medical reeach. >> the best way to reach medical marijuana is a to prove there is use for it and the only way to prove with science and the only way to get their hands on medical marijuana is if we make more available. >> catherine: there is only one place allowed the university of mississippi for marijuana research. >>> harsh crit of the military from congress. military commanders exaggerated the war evident against isis. the members of the military presented things more optimistically than actually they are. information. the report did not blame the white house for manipulating the intelligence. >>> 4:38. drive times. 93, 9 minutes. 93 from 49 to the leverett connector, 20 minutes. 128 from university avenue to the weston tolls,

here to discuss the details, patrick healey, cnn political analyst and "new york times" correspondent, great details in a new article in "the times." lanhee chen, cnn political commentator and mitt romney's former public policy director who has done more debate prep than anyone watching this show. and jeff zeleny, senior cnn political correspondent, who has more on how team clinton is preparing. thanks for being with us. jeff zeleny, first to you, the clinton team out in long island, hillary clinton's got briefing books. what's this plan to get ready for september 26th? >> part of the plan is she's watching a lot of trump tv. we know she likes to watch some series and dramas, "house of cards." i'm told her schedule includes watching some of donald trump's debate performances from earlier in the primary season. she was busy during that time and didn't catch the many hours of that programming. that's one thing. she's also reading a lot of information about him. she's done so many debates, i believe nearly two dozen or so in 2008. six during this primary period. all that aside, this is a

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healey tags up at third and he's going to score the game-running run. a's beat the cardinals 3-2. >>> last week against green bay, the raiders' offense failed to score a touchdown. tonight, it found the end zone twice but still came up short. after falling behind 7-0, derek carr finds his man for 33 yards. a few plays later, it's carr to washington, and the rooky is good for the score. he had 55 yards rushing. second quarter, carr goes deeper. cooper, who does a great job staying inbounds. 14-13, oakland. third quarter action, a short pass to washington and he's going to get popped by shawn spence. the ball comes loose and takes it in for the touchdown. tennessee wins 27-14. the raiders call to 1-2. >> it's good to move the ball and show what we've been working on a little bit. but we're going to play them here in a few weeks, so it's good to go out there and just execute. >> we've set our intentions. we're not shying away from that. he're not backing down from that. but it's got to be a whole hell of a lot better than what i saw tonight. >> later in th

chopper to third, healey can't make the play, so russell scores to make it 4-0. allowed just three hits, he struck out four. cubs win 4-0. the a's aren't sure if the injury to gray's arm is serious. >> top of the fourth, he wanted to go back out but based on what we've been seeing i wasn't going to let him go back. >> i felt it in the fourth. i threw the curveball and felt it again. i think after that, i think they might have saw that. when i came in from the fifth, they told me that was it. hopefully it will feel okay the rest of the day and coming in here tomorrow, that's going to be the big test. >> tim lincecum's comeback with the angels is over. he was designated for assignment. he was just 2-6 with the angels with an earned run average over 9. >>> oakland's andre ward put his unbeaten record on the line tonight against columbia's alexander brand. ward controlled this fight from the start. this was ruled a slip. not a knockdown, but this was no doubt who was in charge as ward landed 190 puchls to just 45 for brand. ward improves to 30-0 with a 12-round unani

solar follows with a grounder to third base, healey comes home and ben sew bribe is out at the place. but in the third. with two on and two out, zobrist singles up the middle off sonny gray to give the cubs a 2-0 lead. gray had to leave after throwing 72 pitches. hendricks took over in the sixth. rizzo scores to make it 3-0. then a chopper to third. haley can't make the play. russell scores, 4-0. it was ruled an rbi double jake arrieta allows three hits over eight innings, struck out four. cubs win 4-0. as for gray's status, the a's aren't sure if his problem is serious. >> the next couple of days, but the top of fourth, wanted to go back out but based on what we have been seeing i wasn't going for that. >> i felt it in the fourth, and then the foul or curve ball, felt it again, and i think after that, i think they might have saw that and then when i came in from the fifth, they told me that was it. hopefully it will feel okay the rest of the day today and then tomorrow. that's going to be the specific test. >> the pro football hail. welcoming 18 members. among them, ken stabler, intr

solar follows with a grounder to third base, healey comes home and ben sew bribe is out at the place. out, zobrist singles up the middle off sonny gray to give the cubs a 2-0 lead. gray had to leave after throwing 72 pitches. hendricks took over in the sixth. rizzo scores to make it 3-0. then a chopper to third. haley can't make the play. russell scores, 4-0. it was ruled an rbi double jake arrieta allows three hits over eight innings, struck out four. cubs win 4-0. as for gray's status, the a's aren't sure if his problem is serious. >> the next couple of days, but the top of fourth, wanted to go back out but based on what we have been seeing i wasn't going for that. >> i felt it in the fourth, and then the foul or curve ball, felt it again, and i think after that, i think they might have saw that and then when i came in from the fifth, they told me that was it. hopefully it will feel okay the rest of the day today and then tomorrow. that's going to be the specific test. >> the pro football hail. welcoming 18 members. among them, ken stabler, introduced by his coach, john madden in a

gun owners an some members of the state legislature believe maura healey is overstep her authority. spring forward, fall back. >> vanessa: why do we still do daylight savings time in new england. the new push to get rid of it and what it would mean for us in massachusetts. >> the reporter: an uber driver collapses in court after of sexual assault are read against him. tonight, why his attorney is questioning the relationship between his alleged victim and himself. >> i. >> i but first, this nasty comm. what investigato how that truckp >> blair: and you are just n news tonight out of princeton and the investigation into the murder of vanessa marcotte. during our news at 4:00 p.m., police updated their investigation. investigators said they believed there was a struggle between vanessa and her attacker. district attorney joseph early also said his team believes that man likely has scratches, cuts, scrapes, and some bruises. early also said they are looking at a smaller timeline between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. on sunday. he asked residents in the area to report seeing any vehicle brook

many are lined up a post to this and here is maura healey. >> to look at something like thc 70's and 80's, it's up to 20% or 30% now. ed: so it is a different item that was when we were growing up. jim: yes. some strains have a larger percentage of thc. some strains don't. the strains that the attorney general mentions, they have been in society for 20 years so we are not introducing anything to the market that does not already exist. all we are saying is let's finally take a way that has worked for alcoholic beverages in massachusetts prohibition ended. we have a regulatory system. we think that is the best way to access start controlling marijuana rather than just thinking by making it illegal the problem is and there. ed: let's go to the pop quiz. today's, pot quiz. [laughter] ed: what current rural leader said this -- what current world frequently, that was the point. president obama said that. by the way, mr. president if you're watching, you did say that. [laughter] ed: which former u.s. president said this about marijuana? penalties against possession of the drug should not be

brazilian police arrested patrick healey in his hotel room and he initially tried to escape.say they arrested him because he is part of a scalping scheme that was funneling tickets to a broker, another irishman allegedly, who would then sell the tickets exorbitant prices. healey suffered a medical condition. he was taken to the hospital and is preceding from there. more details to come throughout the day on that arrest. >>> let's talk about the games themselves and usa and performance in track and field. shannon unable to podium in the 1500. her kick down the track just not enough. she was close. she crossed fourth. but fellow usa runner jenny simpson did win the bronze. >>> and then who can forget there? simone biles just rocked the house yesterday in her individual floor exercise as a expected, winning a gold. coming in with a score of 15.966. when she walked into the stadium the crowd went wild and when she started tumbling and doing her signature, the biles pass, it just erupted. the smile on her face amazing. when she was done, she said, yeah, i'm pretty proud of myself.

ryan healey ended that with a two run bomb, his fourth home run since mid-june.s 9-6 baltimore bottom of the 90. the a's trying to rally with -- 9th. the a's trying to rally with the bases loaded. the a's get the mariners for three games this weekend. >>> the warriors schedule came out today. golden state will open october 25th at home against the spurs and the much anticipated finals rematch will be on christmas day in cleveland. as for kevin durant, he will return to oklahoma city when the warriors face the thunder on february 11th. says >>> meanwhile the raiders open the preseason schedule tomorrow against the cardinals in arizona. quarterback derek carr says the biggest difference in this year's training camp has been his comfort level. that's a big reason why the raiders have such high expectations. carr is also more comfortable in his uniform, no sleeve this year for him. >> -- sleeves this year for him. >> my wife saw a preseason picture of me last year and said you have a horrible tan line right here from your jersey. so that's why i rolled my sleeves up

skateboards, bicycles, healey's. they need helmets. shoes with wheels. >> and i see kids without helmets on. once your brain is broken it doesn't repair itself. you cannot put it back together again. there are so many kids that don't wear helmets. you have to make sure they're fitted properly. but the top should not be more than two fingers above their eyebrow. and the v needs to come right below their ear to fit properly. you should be able to only fit one or two fingers in the chin strap otherwise it'soo another thing is to make sure your kids have identification on them. >> michelle: we have 30 seconds. tell them why. >> i transferred a ten-year-old that rode his bike in front of a truck on accident and he got hit and ended up dying at the hospital and he had no i.d. in his backpack. nothing that even said his first name so we couldn't contact his parents. you can buy these at the dollar store. little beaded bracelets. put your child's name and your phone number. you don't need to put anything stranger danger they don't need their b

ryan healey with the foul pop here. adam lynn will make the grab, despite running into the seats.>>> the overall number one draft pick jaret goff made his nfl debut tonight, as the rams play host to dallas. almost 90,000 fans came out to the l.a. coliseum to welcome their team back. on the opening kickoff, the cowboys take it all the way 101 yards for a touchdown. dallas would go to the 24-7 lead. goff just completed 4 of 9 passes. here under pressure, he has his second pass picked off. will. l.a. did come back, sean mannion threw for three touchdowns. 28-24 was the final. the rams open their regular season against the 49ers september 12. >>> in rio, the u.s. now leads with 24 gold medals. michael phelps won his fifth gold. and simone manuel anchored the victorious u.s. women's relay. she leaves rio with two gold and two silver medals. later in the show, you'll hear from the 49ers and raiders. and jaret goff and his not so great nfl debut. eric? >> thanks a lot. >>> still ahead on n"abc7 news" at 11:00, flash floods in the south. and organizers of a petition to remove a judge in c

sportsman's club in burlington with vehicles flying american flags and signs against attorney general maura healey. the rally ends in hanson. antoinette: commitment 2016: donald trump returning to his donald trump: on day one, i am going to begin safely removing criminal, illegal immigrants from this country. the first thing i am going to do , the first paper that i'm going to sign it is, we are going to get rid of these people. antoinette: trump didn't offer any specifics as to how illegal immigrants would be removed, only saying law enforcement knows who they are. meantime, democrat tim kaine again accused the gop nominee of having ties to extremist groups. >> he has got guys connected with friends who are out there claiming him. his record of, sometimes he doesn't disabuse that, sometimes these wants to take advantage of that. i find that troubling. antoinette: hillary clinton had her first fbi intelligence briefing yesterday since becoming the democratic nominee. and that means massachusetts congressman bill keating is playing a role in assessing the u.s. fight against isis. >> we are doing we

gonzalez surround the ball to healey.other instead of aging end up looking the bay at situation nye a walks june. springer with bases loaded and leaves with back injury. a's return the favor bases loaded in the fifth. the strike to end the inning. bottom of the sixth. little guy with big hit. go open to win big. 10 is final mainly of the year. a around and running down one of the 14 forehand winner running the first set. lobs it up for the winner. forehand win they are. in strats space first round in clam in three months after the french and will become done. mid september but time open has arrived early to get a bay area floor. racer and olympic gold midwestist come cooking with he says in oakland today. he has license for now. extra go fast. just to do the exact same thing we do all year. only focus on you only ex packet then you should have a good result. >> that's the sports report brought to you by toyota and again once again. >> all right. >> coming up tonight at 11:00. making news. first female police chief in hayw

jonathan shatters ryan healey, was able to focus on the ball. and avoid the barrel of the bat.s and makes the throw for the out. that's remarkable. great concentration, the a's win this game by a score of 3-2. the raiders going to play their first preseason game this friday night against the cardinals. the silver and black release what they call their initial unofficial depth chart. no real big surprise, derek carr is started at quarterback. matt mcloin second. they'll throw to michael crabtree and amar'e cooper. the silver and black going 7 of 9 last year. jack delrio cautioning. don't pay too much attention to the depth chart. >> first game quickly approaching. that will be great, once the games get here, it really starts to fly. >> really good work. >> i like to say, we're all bubble guys. until that will roster is set and laid, you can be a guy that may have great confidence on the field right now in practice, and then go to preseason and totally blow it. >> the nba schedule is coming out later this week, a couple dates have leaked out. new warrior kevin durant will return

. >> vanessa: all new at 5:00, fox 25 political reporter sharman sacchetti speaks with maura healey in her first sit down how healy is defending her position on assault rifles. we reported on the death of this >> eric: did hillary clinton commit personalry when she talked to congress about her use of private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. that's the q noticing differences between clinton's testimony and fbi findings in july. joe waldman reports from the campaign trail in washington. >> reporter: in a six page letter, the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia house oversight chairman jason chafe fuss and judicial chairman bob good lat roll out a plan for perjury against hillary clinton saying her testimony before congress is incompatible with the fbi findings when it comes server during her time heading the state department. >> there is zero chance the obama justice department obviously is going to pursue this. >> reporter: according to the letter, clinton insisted during the hearing there was only one server used during that time when the fbi concluded there

sportsmen's club in burlington with vehicles flying american flags and signs against attorney general maura healey. the rally ends in hanson. antoinette: commitment 2016 this morning. donald trump returning to controversial immigration plans as he campaigns in iowa. >> on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. the first thing i'm going to do, the first piece of paper that antoinette: trump didn't offer any specifics as to how illegal immigrants would be removed. only saying law enforcement knows who they are. meantime, democrat tim kaine again accused the gop nominee of having ties to extremist groups. >> he's got guys connected with the ku klux klan who are out there claiming him. and his record of, you know, sometimes he doesn't disabuse that, and sometimes he seems to want to take advantage that. and i find that very troubling. antoinette: hillary clinton, meanwhile, had her first fbi intelligence briefing yesterday since becoming the democratic nominee. doug: he sits on the homeland security committee in congress. that means massachusetts co

. >> jason: plus attorney general maura healey is defending her position to track down on assault rifles. >> antigun politician looking to advance her political career. are they right? >> absolutely not. couldn't be further from the truth. >> you're not trying to score political points here? >> i'm trying to do my job. >> jason: one-on-one interview running in the low 60s in most places. there will be a rain chance today. your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. >> jason: attorney general maura track down copy cat assault rifles backlash. >> we've seen too many mass shootings. last year alone, far man, more mass shootings in calendar days. >> reporter: maura heel her first one-on-one interview in her controversial crack down on copy cat assault rifles it's a move infuriating gun activists. >>he play by an ain't tie zealous gun politician looking to advance her career. are they right? >> absolutely not. couldn't be further from the truth. i'm trying to do my job. >> reporter: p

political correspondent dana bash, michael dantonio, timothy o'brien, and become with us, patrick healeyf the "new york times." tim, you were sued by donald trump, a case which was settled, right? >> right. he lost it. >> he lost the suit. is donald trump capable of resisting responding to any perceived slight? because that's essentially what certainly mr. khan feels like donald trump has -- he continues to talk about this. even yesterday, suggesting that mr. khan essentially is upset that donald trump in donald trump's opinion is tough on stopping terrorists from coming to the u.s. >> i think donald's a remarkably thin-skinned person especially for somebody who is essentially a bully. but it's bullying and it's evidence of how insecure he is about a lot of things. i think his first default mechanism is to lash back at anyone he perceives as a critic. i think what's different with mr. khan is you had months of donald going after journalists and politicians and voters don't care if you attack journalists and politicians. but when you attack the father of a dead soldier, who is a modest an

ryan healey fields a grounder and comes home to get ben zobrist at the plate.ird with two on and two out, zobrist singled up the middle off sonny gray to give the cubs the 2-0 lead. gray had the lead after throwing 72 pitches. hendricks took over in the sixth and then anthony rizzo scores to make it 3-0. reigning cy young award winner jake arrieta got his 13th victory, throwing eight shutout innings. cubs win, 4-0. the a's aren't sure where b the seriousness of gray's injury. >>> former raiders quarterback ken stabler and former 49ers owner were inducted to the pro football hall of fame yesterday after being presented in a video by longtime raiders coach john madden. stabler's bust was revealed by his two grandsons. stabler was the league's mvp in 1974 and won a super bowl with oakland in 1977. debartolo revealed his bust with his daughters. they had a dynasty, winning five super bowls in 14 seasons. he shared this story about the late great head coach bill walsh. >> i wish bill walsh could be here today. i miss him every single day. at the very end, i was with

cory lewandowski and patrick healey joining us as well as ana navarro. if there isn't any change in his position, why the talk of a softening which was a word he used? why the comments he really made on sean hannity in those town halls, if there is no change in the 11 million, the deportation idea? >> there really isn't. what donald trump has said from the very beginning is number one he will build a wall and stop illegal immigrants from coming into the country first and foremost. next, as the president he will empower the i.c.e. and cdp to enforce the rules which if you are a criminal and have been convicted of a felony and are an illegal alien you will leave the country. he will implement an e-verify program and reverse sanctuary cities. the real question is we don't know how many undocumented are here. is it 11 million, 12, 15. we don't know the answer. we first need to stop illegals from coming in. have a position, a policy in place that prevents that so you can actually deal with the people that are here. >> i get that he's saying that. it does run

first, though, our panel joining us this hour, "new york times" political correspondent patrick healey and all of or friends who have been with us for the previous hour. i want to start with this letter from the 50 national security people who worked in various republican administrations over the years. what's the history here? is this fairly unprecedented to see something of this scope? >> absolutely. to come out of a convention, two conventions, usually you're having the two campaigns that are trying to annihilate each other. usually you are having the clinton campaign would be sending missive after missive putting opposition research out on donald trump, making various kinds of attacks. silence from the clinton campaign. all of these sort of other groups now, these 50 who have signed this letter, are to some extent sort of doing the work of the clinton campaign just in terms of overshadowing donald trump's day, sort of changing the message from him. it's creating a dynamic now that really does favor her. she wants this to be an election based on his character. she wants it to be a c

"new york times" patrick healey is back as well as mark preston and the panel.are you learning? >> we are learning donald trump is actually thinking about going to mexico before going and delivering the speech up in arizona. this would be unprecedented, historic. the fact he would even do so. we are actually hearing right now from the president of mexico saying that he had extended invitations to both candidates last friday but no one has confirmed any meetings yet. we have been told, i have been told that we should know within the next couple hours whether donald trump will in fact make a detour, go to mexico city, meet with the president of mexico, then move on to arizona for his speech. >> any other details? >> yeah. on sunday, when donald trump was out in new jersey with his team doing debate prep, this was discussed. steve bannon, his new chief executive, was saying this could be the kind of move to set up the immigration speech to show that donald trump is trying to sort of reach out to have conversations, he's not just going to lecture to people. that mr.

tomorrow, attorney general maura healey is expected to outline how the law will be enforced. >> mark: we have been monitoring the risk of rip currents here all summer long, and right now, we are keeping a close eye on the tropics, as tropical storm sarah wroblewski has a look at what to expect this long holiday weekend and how it will impact the beach. >>> >> sarah: as lay day weekend approaches, many are trying to squeeze in the last beach day of the summer. be aware, you're likely to come across red flags like this one at lifeguard stations that i saw just yesterday, indicating high surf sand dangerous rip currents. major hurricane gaston is over a thousand miles away, but it is creating some very large swells in the open rippling rough surf and dangerous riptides right into our local beaches the last few days. now, while gaston is forecast to move away, there are two systems we're watching, one off the coast of the carolinas, and now, tropical storm hermine, both have the potential of bringing hazardous beach conditions to southern new england through the holiday weekend, as they g

first, though, our panel joining us this hour, "new york times" political correspondent patrick healey and all of or friends who have been with us for the previous hour. i want to start with this letter from the 50 national security people who worked in various republican administrations over the years. what's the history here? is this fairly unprecedented to see something of this scope? >> absolutely. to come out of a convention, two conventions, usually you're having the two campaigns that are trying to annihilate each other. usually you are having the clinton campaign would be sending missive after missive putting opposition research out on donald trump, making various kinds of attacks. silence from the clinton campaign. all of these sort of other groups now, these 50 who have signed this letter, are to some extent sort of doing the work of the clinton campaign just in terms of overshadowing donald trump's day, sort of changing the message from him. it's creating a dynamic now that really does favor her. she wants this to be an election based on his character. she wants it to be a c

jason healey is at the columbia university school for international and public affairs specializing inyber conflict, , competition and cooperation. he is also a nonresident senior fellow here in our cyber initiative and was the founding director of the initiative. he delivered talks both at black hat and defcon, and is on the papers review board at defcon. woods who will moderate, is the deputy director of our cyber security. he focuses on the intersection of cyber security and the human condition, primarily around cyber safety. he organized the i am the cavalry track and is one of the font your operators called goons at defcon. i have always wanted to call you a goon. [laughter] before we start, i would like to thank our media partner passcode from the christian science monitor for joining us, and i urge you to join us on twitter, using the hashtag ac r, for these events, #accybe and also at csm passcode. during the q&a session we will answer your questions from the twitter stream, so i strongly encourage you to submit such questions. with that, panelists, please take the stage and le