monday, september 26, is the presidential debate live hofstra university in hempstead, new york.bate at longwood university in virginia. october 9, washington university st. louis hosts the second presidential debate leading up to the final debate between trumpy clinton and donald taking place on october 19 in las vegas. the coverage of presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. listen live on >> next on lectures in history, professor robert watson discusses the 1824 and 1828 elections which resulted in wins for john quincy adams and andrew jackson. these elections were among the most important and scandalous in american history. universityfrom lynn is about 40 minutes. , to. watson: today's topic look at the early elections in the 1800s, the elections of 1824 and 1828. before you roll your eyes and not off to sleep, these

>>juliet: hempstead woman facing charges of torturing animals. 56-year-old louise hanna left her two small dogs on the balcony of her apartment building in the blazing sun. there was no shade, also no way for them to get inside the apartment. one of the dogs died of heat exposure, the other taken to the town of hempstead animal shelter for treatment. hannah is doing court later today. the grieving parents of a jogger killed in queens says progress is being made in their daughter's murder investigation. bill bratton says the nypd is not close to an arrest. despite those comments, trials mother and father say please have strong leads and it could be a matter of days until an arrest was made. trina's body was found more than two weeks ago after going out for a run. police say she was sexually assaulted and strangled. >> we know that there is a family member of the killer that we need for them to come very quickly. >>carrie: karina's family has raised more than $250,000 with anyone leading to an arrest and conviction. anyone with information should call crime stoppers. the number at the

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hempstead police her dogs on the roof on monday. one dog died from the heat. another was taken to the shelter for treatment. >>> already they are charming all the visitors and making them laugh. looks like they were playing even hide and seek. the pups were born in june. they haven't been named yet. sea lions are known for their playful manner and their intelligence. >>> coming up, the 19-year-old >>> also ahead -- >> school bus drivers, pilots, you put your life in their hands. why are federal drug tests not screening for many popular drugs? when people ask me what it's like to win an olympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze. your silver. your gold. just like we protect the medals you've earned in life. liberty stands with you. >>> lester holt joins us live from rio with a look at what's ahead. >> a new zika infection zone in miamiro women. we'll have late details on that. does ryan lochte's apology for his false robbery story close the case? we'll tell you where the four american swimmers now al

the town of hempstead considering a proposal to keep commercial party boats 100 yards from homes and limit the amount of people on ordinance would face a $500 fine. residents have been complaining about the late night parties for the last several years. >>> the buzz is building in westchester for a new fleet of beeline buses. the county board of legislatures approved the spending plan for 33 hybrid commuter buses. it will be for the central avenue line between yonkers and white plains. to 40 buses for other routes. >>> it is the end of the line for a 97-year-old institution in queens. the elmhurst dairy is closing down its milk processing plant this fall,taking with it hundreds of jobs. >> reporter: in its heyday, the elmhurst plant was busy. word the plant would close in 90 days stunned long-term employees. >> i don't know where they're going to go. it's very hard to find a job. >> just figure i'm going to move on. that's all. >> reporter: the red and gold delivery trucks still housed on the site. the plant has operated at the same location for eight decades processing the raw milk

. >> the first in hempstead, new york and on such a 26. october 9, the candidates will gather for debate in washington university in st. louis. the final debate scheduled for october 19 at the university of nevada in las vegas. >>> rallies. he told the crowds if hillary clinton were elected she would essentially abolish the second amendment by picking her own supreme court justices. >>> meanwhile hillary clinton called on congress today to return to washington and pass legislation to combat zika. clinton toward a miami health clinic earlier today close to the wynnewood neighborhood where 21 zika cases have been diagnosed. >>reporter: last week that the florida epidemic was under control did a disservice to efforts to fight the virus. >>> sometimes it feels like you need a backup as a consumer. that is what a phoenix woman needed when dealing with a local car dealership. >> when she could not get them to listen she did what a lot of other people do she call 12 for action. stacia shows us what happened, new at 5:00. >> do what you said you w

so yes, those with the town of hempstead say three weeks ago they met with those from the lirr right here in this spot and showed them that they had to take care of this overgrowth. the town says nothing was done. we're live in levittown, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> still ahead, donald trump gets a briefing from u.s. intelligence officials. officials he said earlier today that he didn't trust. >> eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> when this train stops, you get the [ bleep ] off. do you understand me? >> so what would you do if you saw a man allegedly masturbating on an x-rated rant against the man. you'll meet the woman whose video of the encounter has gone viral. >> two people charged in the murder of a woman who had been missing for half a year in new jersey. cops tell us it's not the first time they tried to kill her. good evening at 6:00. i'm bill ritter. liz is off tonight. we'll have more on those stories in a moment. >>> first, troubling new questions about the port authority police response to the active shooter scare at jfk. port authority cops

events taking place in yonkers, hempstead and new rochelle. more than 37 million people are expected to participate nationwide. >>> getting to queens could be tougher this week. one way on the midtown tunnel will be closed from 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. every day through friday. the closure necessary for maintenance work. >>> the newest tkts opens at noon at lincoln center. the pop-up location lp open for three months. matinee tickets will be sold on the day before and the day of the show. >>> the time is now 4:44. time for a check of your forecast. finally getting a little better in terms of the rain today. we're seeing a little bit right now depending where you are. then we start to dry out as the day goes on. it's dry in the plaza. showers moving through early this morning. but the rain has stopped. it will get better day by day especially by tomorrow. there's a look from the top of the rock. nice and quiet. good visibility. no fog to speak of in the city. headlines today. we're dealing with spotty showers and a few thunderstorms, especially

we move to long island and you can see north hempstead through hicksville, we're seeing showers and thunderstorms come down. likely long island expressway having problems with visibility because of the rain showers that do develop are creating limited visibility in spots. we have a tornado warning in east suffolk county. earlier tonight that definitely produced a lot of rain in a short amount o here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. 90 tomorrow. more humid than today. feeling like 100 on friday. 92 degrees. then on saturday it's a high of 94. still triple-digit feels-like temperatures. sunday extremely steamy and 91. we don't cool it off till the middle of next week. >> what a day of news, night of news in new york city. new york police officers risking their lives and saving the life trump tower in midtown. that's it for us. we'll be back at 11:00. right now, world news with david muir >>> tonight, breaking news. tense moments on the campaign trail. the secret service rushes the stage at a hillary clinton rally. as donald trump tonight stands by his words aimed at, quote, second amendm

also in north hempstead an of the l.i.e.. it's at exit 37 approaching the scene you'll see the flashlights so anticipate that. alternate side is in effect citywide today. be safe, don't text and drive. cindy. >>> we have breaking news out of belmar, new jersey. where two people have died in a fire. fire broke out last night at a home in the 200 block of 14th avenue. blaze is out right now but firefighters are on the scene investigating. we have a crew on the way there and look for a live report ahead in the next half hour. >>> a protest in queens over a y a homeless shelter. [ chanting ] residents demonstrated outside the holiday inn at 55th road and morose avenue last night. they don't want -- maurice avenue last night. they don't want a shelter so close to schools and parks temperature city says the -- the city says they need a shelter. >>> the body of a missing boater has been found but the circumstances of his death pulled from the harbor on monday the day after the dinghy washed ashore in lindenhurst. he never showed up

. >> now that labor of love town of hempstead historical landmark. >> you don't see a lot of houses like this anymore. >> it is not just a house, it is also a home. there are also modern necessities like flatscreen televisions and wi-fi. now everything else, down to the thomas edison lightbulbs. it took a decade to reconstruct -- . >> made -- from stuff a long time ago. >> eisenhardt, now in remission, was given one year to live. >> i did it to this guy, so he can remember what his dad did. it is a legacy. >> history can get torn down in suburbia. cbs2 news. >> now as a landmark, the house cannot be altered in any way without town approval. >> i like the outside with the porch in the flag. very pretty. >>> after the break, a colorful spread with a lot of island flavor. you can make everything you see here at home. we will show you how after the break. this is cbs2 news sunday morning. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. oh, look... ...another anti-wri

hempstead town supervisor and honey is proposeing a new law that would wave the requirep to elevate homes. he says that would help raise and rebuild homes faster and streamline the process for hundreds of homeowners in foo ma flood zones. the plan could save each filed accessive force complaint against the nypd but says he was roughed up boo ithe officer while traying to diffuse the situation on saturday. >> the only reason this situation did not escalate and get worse because i was a recognizable elected official and fortunately at that moment, two other officers recognized who i was. the name and the title should not be the determination of having fairness in our communit the assembly woman after he mistook him as possible threat and they say the assembly man approached the officer and grabbed the shower without identifies. >> well, city hall is being blamed again for the sale of the former nursing home. controller scott stringer leased his own awed git the decision to lift a deed restriction at the house in exchange for the $16 million payment. sale enabled the owner to effectively pla

the one in hempstead. i learned how to swim. >> wow, i think it is pretty cool the american work out 9:00 on wednesday morning. most of us are at work by that time. >> do you think it is pretty guy has how many people working for him? 250,000 people on city payroll. how many billions of dollars is our city budget. he rolls into work at 11:00. rosanna, that's wrong. >> i know. >> like him or not, democrat or whatever, whatever you're affiliation, you have to show up to work when the work day starts. >> you set the tone. you set the tone. your work ethic sets tone for people that look up to you. >> no offense to the were. we love the y. >> there is perfectly good why in manhattan. doesn't have to go far. would cut down travel part by 40 minutes, right. >> what is the last part? >> cut down travel time by 40 minutes. 20 minutes to brooklyn and 20 minutes back. >> he lives a couple blocks away from the 92nd street y. that is famous. everybody knows the place. i'm sure he could go there and throw a few beanbags

that town in hempstead says they are able to -- unable to clean up the property because they say it's not their property. it is the l.i.r.r.'s property. once in a blue moon, the l.i.r .r.'s crews come to clean but only when they're flooded with phone calls. >> it's the height of arrogance that the long island railroad feel its can ignore this problem and be a terrible neighbor. >> we, of course, reached out to the l.i.r.r. they say that they are looking into it: we're live in l evittown, kristen thorren, eyewitness news. three firefighters were hurt. one of them hospitalized, after battling first at the pacha shore marina. the flames damaged several b oats. firefighters actually responded twice because the fire rekindled in one of the boats. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >>> funeral services began a little more than an hour ago for the staten island teenager who tragically took his own life, after allegedly being bullied. 13-year-old daniel fitzpatrick committed sude in his home last week -- suicide in his ho his family found a note that read, "i give up." a week was held for him last

hempstead said they're unable to cle belong to them. they say it's the irr property. once in a blue moon, crews come and clean. they don't come that often and they can't go into their backyards. >> mosquitos, there's rats. we get so bad over here, it's incredible. i found three dead rats. have dropped it off. >> in a statement to eyewitness news, the lirr says we trend this decommission stretch of railroad just last month and we'll continue to do so and we'll continue to stay in contact with elected officials as we have as recently as this week. live in lovette town, i'm kristin thorn, eyewitness news. >> fast growing weeds. thank you very much. >>> on long island, a fire under investigation. several bo damaged at the patch hog shores marina in each patch hog last night. three firefighters were hurt including one of them that had to be put in the hospital. >> a man from long island has been arrested after police say he kept calling 911 about gunshots fired in jerricho. but that wasn't the case. lawrence called emergency services 4 times since march and each incident,

the victims, an 81-year-old man and family of three from hempstead, and suffolk county executive steve ballon's communications director scott martela. he reflected on the loss of his colleague. >> he had such a respect for people and he was so committed to helping people and he really did that in his unfortunately too brief life. he touched so many lives. other people are recovering in the hospital tonight including a 3-year-old girl. her mother was killed in the crash. >>> three major fires in two weeks, all of them started by children. new at 5:00, one father is bringing the message to kids all on his own. eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff live in queens village. >> as we know, kids are curious fire can spread. the fdny says this home behind me is a very good example of exactly what can happen when kids play with fire. >> reporter: three devastating august fires could have been prevented according to fire commissioner daniel nigro. >> all caused by children playing with matchesr playing with fire. >> reporter: a dad who's friends with one of the families that lost their home tell

he is buried in new hempstead. it's unclear if it was committed by kids or other families looking to place live flowers in the cemetery where the vast majority are of the artificial variety. the vandalism is especially hard on her mother. >> this and talk to dad and touch base with him and let him know what was going on. to come here it was a shame. >> reporter: the cemetery is the final resting place for 4,000 rockland county veterans. it's maintained by the county which is considering installing surveillance cameras. >> these people, it may sound corny but saved the country for us. all we are giving them is a pot of granite. they are not left in piece. >> reporter: officials say other families about missing items. a local a seem imply man is introducing a bill that would make desecrating a veterans grave a crime. >> it should be a crime. they can't rest in piece. >> reporter: she will not stop placing flowers in her father's memory. marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> they almost got way with a million d

. >> reporter: now that labor of love earned him a designation as a town of hempstead historical landmark. >> you don't see a lot of houses like this anymore. >> reporter: there are some modern necessities like flat screen tv and wi-fi. but just about everything else down to the thomas edison light bulbs. it took a decade to >> living in a house made of stuff made a long time ago it's like i don't know like you time traveled. >> reporter: eisenhardt was given a year to live but is now in remission. >> he will have a sense of history and remember what his dad did. it's a legacy. >> reporter: history can get torn down in suburbia. he said he did his part to preserve it. in belmar, lyme disease, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> wow. >> it will stay preserved without town approval. >> i love that his son is into it. a trip back in time. >> absolutely. that's it for the news at 5:00. we'll see you again at 11:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >> the other bus t-boned the 13, knocking it into the air. >> a commuter bus in new jersey, two

. >> they have been indifferent to complaints from neighbors and the town of hempstead. >> this is not rocket science. this doesn't need a study. it doesn't need a plan. a comment and a spokesperson said the lirr's vegetation management program must prioritize the 700 miles of active track in need of constant attention for safety purposes. in response to the community outreach, we trimmed this stretch of railroad last month. the lirr said it will continue to do the trimming in this area as well as continue its communication with the elected officials. in formoso. steve: the campaign trail and the fight against lyme disease. >> how candidates are trying to help people. steve: and the slow rebirth for 2nd avenue. after years of subway related i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, rtainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i love

the showers are hempstead through levon town. you have seen a good downpour there and the streets have gotten wet. it's steamy at the surface. now we're watching the valley weakening as it moves further to the east. we've seen some showers and thunderstorms coming out of pennsylvania right into central new jersey. if your skies get dark a shower or thunderstorm will come through, it won't last long. 30 or 40 minutes. temperatures into the evening hours, see the numbers, staying in the 80s over night. very hot. right back at it early tomorrow morning. we're already in the 90s pushing the mid 90s by midday. so for the heat index it's not out of the question that tonight at 11:00 it will be feeling like the upper 80s and low 90s. tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. already pushing towards the mid to upper 90s for the jersey shore. -- iclep. in the afternoon the temperatures in the triple digit range and towards 108 for south jerry. engineer -- jersey. so the hot air does not let up through saturday afternoon. we're back at the triple digit heat

right now heard it be an unauthorized tractor trailer on meadow brook betweenson state parkway and hempstead an may encounter delays as you travel northbound. as far as rest of your commute on long island nassau county l.i.e. heading into suffolk county or queens you're fine. cameras see how things are doing this morning on staten island expressway by bradley avenue, no issues there in either direction eastbound, westbound, heading to lincoln tunnel, you washington bridge about a five minute delay. the path train, car equipment problems so expect delays between hoboken and 33rd and hoboken and world trade center. back to you. >> ines thank you. former aid says chris christie, quote, flat out lied when he said his senior staffers were nots involved in the "bridgegate" scandal. >> that aid christina texased that to a colleague in 2013 after the governor held a news kerches about the scadgesz. filings submitted by lawyers one of the didn'ts in lane closure case but a lawyer for stipian suggestion it was on a text message is false and irresponsible and governor denied that he lied during that pr

cbs 2's jennifer mclogan reports from hofstra in hempstead. >> reporter: the remarkable and historic invitation from the vatican reached professor phyllis vagano on the campus of hofstra, university. how does it feel to be the only american on the pope's panel? >> it's an honor that he has entrusted me and my research to bring >> reporter: the doctor a leading religious scholar will soon serving on a 12-person panel commissioned by the pope to study allowing women to serve as deacons. male deacons currently carry out some of the same duties as priests. >> they being performing a some baptism, marriages and preaching. >> i don't know why there aren't already female deacons. >> old people would be against in the diocese of rockville centre is against the idea saying women are well serving being nuns. >> this i think has caught the world's imagination and something that will continue to be discussed. i don't think it's going to be blown off the pages of our news. >> a lot of women and a lot of people have turned away from the church because of all their bias. >> i think it's needed, you

a little bit of the thunder activity around hempstead but what i see around here for your day tomorrow similar to today. feeling like 100 or more. thunderstorm chances at 93 and repeat that for a number of days. up. >> it is a struggle to stay cool. vanessa murdoch has more on how we're doing. >> i was involuntarily sweating today. that's what i was doing. we're here on the upper west side. temperature is 94 degrees. the heat index right now, take a look, 107. so consider what it feels like out here today. we asked people to describe it for us without using the words >> i feel like i'm walking in a hot bath. >> reporter: or you feel like a marshmallow over a fire. >> mushy. >> reporter: it mayor de blasio a five-minute walk feel like a two-hour journey. >> it's hard to breathe. >> offensively hot. it offends my sensibility that it's this hot. >> reporter: suzanne says she is doing her best to be a considerate new yorker and not overpower the grid. >>> it's game on for this crew. they have been out on the turf for two hours. he is winded of a sprint. describe the feeling. >> it's hot. a

monday, september 26 is the first presidential debate live from hofstra university in hempstead, newyork aaron on tuesday, october 4, vice presidential candidates, mike ince and tim kaine, debate farmville, virginia. and then october 9, washington university in st. louis hosts the first presidential debate. anding up to the third final debate, taking place at the university of nevada, las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice president shall debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app or watch any time on demand at www.c-span.org. ; my discussion on the world of black markets and cyber criminals. speaking about the challenges to law enforcement and what individuals and businesses can do to protect themselves. this is 50 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. we live in a digital age. our world is becoming more hyper connected, on demand, smart, and public. some of the most sensitive, personal, financial and health information

looking at the numbers right now, we have in hempstead. babylon, 7 79. down the shore, well, temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s in these locations. the official reporting station of tom river is at 81 degrees. 76 for andover. monticello 73 currently. the storm prediction center located in oklahoma puts out a severe risk assessment pretty much everyday i, and the light green areas, could get a shower or thunderstorm in general. the darker green has a marginal most likely area to see drenching downpours that could create flooding, dangerous lightning and gusty winds above 50 miles per hour. yesterday, what happened on long island was a real difficult situation, a micro climate event where you see the winds coming off the ocean in both directions and a thin strip of land here, so land battling the ocean air creates a lot of instability, and we have the soaking downpours where we had literally 2 to 4 inches of rain happening in less than an hour and and the totals were impressive. just to the northeast of smithtown, 3.3 inches of rain. i shouldn't rea

the marine bureau ss rescued the 33-year-old this morning from hempstead as he was attempting to swim across reynolds channel under the long beach bridge. they say he got tired and began to struggle. three officers pulled him out of the water and sent him to the hospital though he refused medical attention. >>> straight ahead, backlash over a distracted driving bill in new jersey. we'll have the lawmakers' response to concerned coffee drinkers who worry they'll get pulled over for taking a sip of a mid-air takedown of an unruly passenger. see what witnesses say led up to an attack on a crew member. >> meteorologist amy freeze here with the accuweather forecast. hot days like this, everybody wants to head to the water. sandy hook, 79 degrees. over the park, beautiful skies. temperatures are slipping back in to the low 80s right now. and our temperatures will remain pretty nice throughout the evening hours. in to the 70s. i'll have the accuweather 7-day forecast. >>> drivers in new jersey who enjoy drinking a cup of joe behind the wheel have no need to worry about being pulled over by p

monday, september 26th is the first presidential debate live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. and then on tuesday, october 4th, vice presidential candidates governor mike pence and senator tim kaine debate at longwood university in farmville. and sunday, october 9th, washington university and st. louis host the second presidential debate, leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump taking place at the university of nevada las vegas on october 19th. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates oven c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app, or watch any time on demand at c-span.org. >>> three years after a supreme court ruling overturned part of the voting rights act, courts across the country have struck down a number of state laws saying they discriminate against specific groups of voters. saturday night, c-span's issue spotlight looks at voting rights and the impact on the 2016 election. we'll feature part of the 2013 oral argument in shelby versus holder. plus a discussion on whether the voting rights act

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monday september 26 is the first presidential debate lye from the university in hempstead new york. and then on tuesday october 4th, vice presidential candidates debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia. and on sunday october 9th, washington university in st. louis hosts the second presidential debate. leading up to the third and final debate taking place at the university of nevada, las vegas on october 19th. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app or listen on demand at c-span.org. >>> sunday night on q&a -- >> there was an average, imagine, of one racial lynching a week in the south. and it was a brilliant psychological device to hold down a race. because if you were black, you're afraid that this could happen to you. >> the author talks about his literary career, including his latest book "the lynching", about the trial following the 1981 killing of 19-year-old michael donald by the kkk in mobile, alabama. >> michael is a teenager. he's trained to become a bricklayer. he's the youngest of sev

we will have a thunderstorm degrees, 77 hempstead. jersey shore, 65, 60 andover. a little wind knot, making it feel -- north making it feel great. a lot of sunshine and more of the clouds are suppressed to the south, high pressure that is to the north. area of moisture down around the mid atlantic. that's going to be kept at baby this high pressure ridge for a today and tomorrow. temperatures by the afternoon, looking at mid-80s to upper 80s and a few clouds. tomorrow we start off 71 around the 5 bureaus to 55 north and west. low 60s in the suburbs outside and tomorrow back in to the mid and upper 80s tomorrow. 87 poughkeepsie. 88 around the pack park in the afternoon. notice the flow starts coming up from the south on wednesday. that's when the humidity starts to pick up. it's warm, call it hot, it's dry today and tomorrow with the front comes up and creeps up with some more warm humid air for wednesday. stood a comfy night. low of 69. tomorrow sunshine and a great day , the high is going to be 88 degrees. wednesday, though we are at 83, there is a few clouds, th

real feels up to 110. 75 from smithtown to oyster bay. 77 hempstead. and mass massapequa. of the area. it will be mostly southerly through new jersey. that picks up the humidities. a calm wind in the inland areas but we are seeing what will be a morning where we have ourselves looking at a shower coming across from morris county, ber again, passaic, essex, hudson, union to the west side. that sprinkle will go across this afternoon. it will fire up a shower and thunderstorm once again with temperatures in the low 90s, catskills, northern hudson valley. tonight a thunderstorm sweeps across. can't rule that out. you are looking at 92 tomorrow afternoon to 94. there will be a scattered pop up thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. be aware of that. you have to come in for a while. it won't rain out any outdoor plans you have. it will be hot. you want to get to shade. 105 to 110 today and tomorrow. real feel. a small craft advisory. sca. take the boat out today, 15 to 20 knot winds, swells out of the southwest. small craft be careful. 30, 25 feet. waves 3 to 5 feet. ' rip current ris

monday, september 26 of the first presidential debate live from hempstead new york. and then the vice presidential candidates, governor mike pence and senator tim kaine debate in farmville, virginia. on sunday, october 9, washington university in st. louis host the second presidential debate, leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump summit taking place at the university on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debate on c-span will stop listen on the free radio app or watch anytime on demand at c-span.org. >> up next, c-span's issue spotlight. an in-depth look featuring programs from the c-span video archives stop this program focuses on the 2016 election and voting rights. and how voting rights are changing. >> some headlines in recent weeks. donald trump says he's afraid the election is going to be rigged. and he claims voter fraud lets people vote 10 times. here is the nominee at a rally in green bay, wisconsin. mr. trump: you have to win this election. we have to win it. have to win. otherwise

let's talk about this woman from hempstead. torturing animals charges. she left two small dogs on the balcony of her apartment building in the sun without shade here it this happened on no way for them to get inside the apartment. one of them died of heat its closure. the lady that you see there is due in court a little bit later today. >> the parents of the jogger that was killed in queens say that progress is being made in their daughters murder investigation. >> police have some very strong leads in the case. bill bratton close to an arrest. police say that she was raped and strangled to death. anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers. >> you know how much i love miami. there are some new concerns there've. two new cases possibly linked to >> confirmed cases of locally transmitted cases of zika. right now federal and state officials are can do during rather to advise pregnant women to avoid even traveling down to miami. >> a new study that shows it may affect stem cells. these cells are essential for learning and memory development. eve

ines: there was an tractor-trailer shutting down meadowbrook between southern state and hempstead. still have delays eastbound and westbound as people are trying to get onto the meadowbrook, bqe, one lane blocked with an accident and a big delay on staten island, the expressway three lanes closed eastbound by highland boulevard because of a flipped over oil tanker, let's show you clove road, traffic bridge, this morning you have to deal with that, westbound fine. as for the trains, two separate issue stretching problems, you have delays from hoboken to 33rd and the world trade center. good to see you. rosanna: what did you do for 21/2 hours yesterday? glued to the tv? the whole city came to a standstill watching this scale trump tower using suction cups. they said they are not that fancy, $90 suction cups, anything could have happened. antwan: friend of mine in london were asking if this was real life or a movie? rosanna: i want to know, the guy is undergoing psychiatric >> teresa viola, and things in the window at trump tower. rosanna: >> reporter: you mentioned the suction cups,

from our next color is west hempstead, new york, independent line. caller: this that, this that. all right, let's move on to ellen from richmond, virginia, democratic line. caller: hello? host: you are on the air. we hear you. caller: yes, the question i want to ask is, is the number of -- if the retire number of people who retire increases, why does that affect the number of people with jobs? because i assume those jobs would be refilled. that is it. guest: sure. what we're talking about is, there are two measures in the jobs report. in this case, one is the employment population ratio, which is the share of people in the country who are employed, the share of adults who are employed. as more people retire and they are not looking for jobs, even if those jobs get refilled, that ratio is going to drop. there are more people who have retired or the pressure on the other end is there are more people ages 16 to 24 who were still in school, college, high school, graduate school. so the population ratio will decline, but it does not mean the total number of jobs will decline, just the

for long island commuters, meadowbrook part way before the hempstead exit, a lane is blocked with an unauthorized tractor trailer. >>> we have breaking and 118th street. kai simonsen is over the scene. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. live pictures from chopper 4 from the corner of madison avenue and 118th street. the scene of a nasty accident involving an suv and car. the suv you can see there. this happened around 6:00 a.m. this morning. no official words on injury. we saw ems working on a possible victim. madison avenue is closed between street itself is closed between park and 5th. live in chopper 4, i'm kai simonsen. back over to you. >>> new this morning, a fast-moving fire injuries nearly a dozen people in the bronx. tracie strahan is in bedford park with what happened. >> reporter: it didn't take fire crews a long time to get this under control here on east 202nd street, but it caused severe damage that we'll show you. it was only one building t was affected as a result of this fire around 2:30 this morning, but you can see the blackened window frames, the busted out

the first one is in new york in hempstead. october ninth at washington university.nd october 19 at the university of nevada, las vegas. up, the speech by hillary clinton laying out some of her jobs plan. ms. clinton: thank you. thank you so much. i have to tell you, i am thrilled to be here for a number of reasons. first, it is wonderful to be back in michigan. [applause] theyou can really feel energy and dynamism that is driving this state's comeback. detroit, we have businesses opening, neighborhoods like midtown and eastern market are coming back. the auto industry just had its best year ever. [cheers and applause] over in ann arbor, high-tech firms are thriving. the next line of engineers are getting trained up in houghton. and here, at future amick, so well named, you are on the front bees of what i believe will a true manufacturing renaissance in america. [applause] and i just was given a short but mark and john,y who are telling me about how as andmpany was started for most of this early history was an auto supply company. in 2000 come as the markets are at c

the first presidential debate is september 26 at hofstra university in hempstead, new york. candidates meet october 9 at washington university in st. louis. the last is october 19 at the university of nevada in las vegas. all of the debates will be live on c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern each time. productions for the 2016 presidential elections and a talk on the campaign styles of donald trump and hillary clinton. [applause] >> our two guests are not prognosticators but study the results of elections and the result of everything in between. on the in this year outsider, status quo politicians are having a hard time practicing politics as usual, everything -- usual, parroting predictable rhetoric, falling flat. the electorate is angry, and donald trump has changed the narrative. i do not necessarily for the better. rather than protect the unbreakable, ucla political scientist will explain the unpredictable. she will speak for 10-15 the american university historian will explain his system that is correctly predicted every election since 1984. he perhaps might venture a guess abo

and we are dealing with near the hempstead turnpike that accident is being cleared away. street cleaning rules in effect. lori. >> thank you. heather. >>> and your accuweather forecast. >> the temperatures will return to the low 80's. and very comfortable. the humidity is back tomorrow. tomorrow, high of 84. the heat, humidity, and thunderstorms for satu that day. by sunday we dry out. the better half of the weekend. a high of 85. the seven-day forecast does keep us in the 80's for monday, >> it's "live with kelly." today, from the film "war dogs," actor, miles teller. and from "roadies," carlo. and we continue our summer in the city ambush makeover. details on how you can win an amazing tropical vacation. plus film and broadway actor josh gad returns for another day of co-hosting with kelly all next on "live"! [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are kelly ripa and josh gad.

fourll be a series of presidential debates, monday, september 26th in hempstead, new york.ober 9 in washington university in st. louis. and wednesday, october 19 in las vegas, nevada. those will be on the c-span radio app and c-span.org. west jordan, utah, the republican line, it is deadly. caller: i just want to say i the warden wants hillary. she has not helped the black people. the only person she has helped this her and mr. clinton and in my opinion, they have sold this country down the river to other countries. they claim they are for women and they give money to countries and controlomen women. this country is in bad shape if that woman gets in. host: to our florida line, william in port orange. caller: i'm an independent voter, a marine corps veteran and also a retired law enforcement officer. i'm glad to see he's doing something for the vets and law enforcement. i vote for trump. host: one more tweet from joe, a trump supporter who says we have a voice for we the people. kevin, what did you think of the speech? caller: i think donald trump is one of the most unprepa

monday, september 26, is the first presidential debate, live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. governor mike pence and senator farmville,ebate in virginia. on sunday, october 9, washington university in st. louis host the second presidential debate, leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump, taking place at the university of nevada las vegas. live coverage of the debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app or watch anytime on demand at www.c-span.org. >> last week at announced it was dropping out of the health care stateslaces in 11 of 15 it is operating in. here to talk about what that are our guests. that vistalow is parked her to the affordable care act? >> i don't think it is a huge blow. news,'s not exactly united health care was the first to say they were going to drop out. humana dropped out in july and now we have aetna. the problem, of course, is why are they dropping out? the answer is there are problems with the law. host: ron pollack, when you are here a few months ago after united health care dropped out

monday, september twice six is the first presidential debate live from hostile university in hempsteadnew york. tuesday, october 4, by presidential candidates mike pence and senator tim kaine universityarm bill, -- farm bill, indiana. in the second presidential debate leading up to the third and final debate between kelly clinton and donald trump taking place at the university of nevada las vegas. live coverage from the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. the sunlight on the free c-span radio app or watch anytime on-demand on c-span.org. >> now a look at how climate change affects building and landscape design. with architects and the head of the georgetown law school climate center. it was cohosted by the national building museum and the national park service. this is one hour and 25 minutes. >> good evening and welcome. i have the pleasure of being the executive director here at the national building museum. i'm delighted to welcome you for this evening's conversation. on your way to this auditorium, i'm sure you might have noticed a large structure. for the past fi

monday, september 26th is the first presidential debate, live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. on tuesday, october 4th, vice presidential candidates governor mike pence and senator tim kaine debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia. sunday october 9th, washington university in st. louis hosts the second presidential debate. leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump, taking place at the university of nevada las vegas on october 19th. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app or watch anytime on demand at c-span.org. >>> next on lectures in history, college of the ozarks professor david dalton teaches an american history survey course on colinization. in this lecture, he discusses the origins of the cold war following the end of world war ii. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >>> each week american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the country's college professors. you can watch the classes here every saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight

c-span, c-span radio, c-span.org, monday, september 26th, the first presidential debate live from hempstead, new york. tuesday, october 4th, vice presidential candidate governor mike pence and senator tim came debate at monmouth university and on sunday, october 9th, washington university in st. louis hosts the second presidential debate leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump at the university of nevada las vegas, live coverage of presidential advice presidential debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio apps or watch anytime online on c-span.org. >> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3 the abraham lincoln presidential library foundation published a book by public figures and ordinary americans celebrating or responding to lincoln's gettysburg address, the editor of gettysburg replies, the world response to abraham lincoln's gettysburg address, reading passages from the book saturday night at 8:50 p.m. eastern. >> it still resonates from the words he has written and artifacts and documents he has left behind for po

monday, september 26 is the first debate live from hempstead, new york.uesday, october 4, vice president candidates debate at longwood years of -- longwood university. on october 9 washington university in st. louis post the second debate. the third debate on october 19. live coverage on c-span. listen live on the c-span radio at --app. on c-span 2, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some feature programs as we can. saturday at 10 p.m. eastern on presidentialhe candidacy of donald trump is the subject of an coulter's latest trust."n trump we she is interviewed by tucker carlson. genuinenk he is a hatred, loves the country. i think he looked around and saw so many things going wrong becky good sex. he said something to the effect that if we don't stop it now, it will be too late. urban radio networks washington bureau chief april ryan moderates brace in america, a discussion on race in relation to the news, politics and american culture. an examination of the rise in racial incidents, their origins and possible solutions. at 1

monday, september 26 is the first presidential debate live in hempstead, new york.tuesday, october 4, vice presidential candidates governor mike pence and senator tim kaine debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia. on sunday come october 9, washington university in single was hosts -- in st. louis hosts a debate. at final debate taking place the university of nevada las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debate on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app, or what anytime on-demand at c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: each week in this segment of the "washington journal"," we take a look at a recent magazine piece. this week, j.c. derrick "world magazine" joins us on a series of reports in that magazine on how and why hillary clinton drag ged feed with boko haram. i want to first bring up the news out of nigeria on the leader of boko haram being killed in a strike by the government. this is something that has been reported before that he has been injured or killed to no avail. what is yo

we move on to herbert on a democrat line in hempstead, new york. caller: good morning.ld.86 years presently living through my 14th president. this trump has pulled the greatest con on the american people that i have ever witnessed. people are going to be sorry, really sorry. this guy has not been properly vetted, his whole business deals -- the great businessman has been a sham. he's had over 350 lawsuits that he's involved in over his business deals. .t's unbelievable i'm sure clinton had situations and problems but she is the most experienced. she knows foreign policy. who says she is going to do president our present has done? although to me he has done a great job. save the automobile industry. he got bin laden, no one else could get him. this guy is a con artist. dumping understand that? -- don't they understand that? host: 15 more minutes of your phone 15 more minutes of your phone calls and who will do best on national security, which candidate. both of the presidential candidates are set to get there -- give their first -- get their first national security brief

from our next color is west hempstead, new york, independent line. caller: this that, this that.ll right, let's move on to ellen from richmond, virginia, democratic line. caller: hello? host: you are on the air. we hear you. caller: yes, the question i want to ask is, is the number of -- if the retire number of people who retire increases, why does that affect the number of people with jobs? because i assume those jobs would be refilled. that is it. guest: sure. what we're talking about is, there are two measures in the jobs report. in this case, one is the employment population ratio, which is the share of people in the country who are employed, the share of adults who are employed. as more people retire and they are not looking for jobs, even if those jobs get refilled, that ratio is going to drop. there are more people who have retired or the pressure on the other end is there are more people ages 16 to 24 who were still in school, college, high school, graduate school. so the population ratio will decline, but it does not mean the total number of jobs will decline, just the r

the first presidential debate live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york.enator tim kaine on october 4 debate at longwood university in virginia. sunday, october 9, washington university in st. louis posts second residential debate. leading to the third and final between hillary clinton and donald trump taking place at the university of nevada las vegas on october 19. coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. listen live on the c-span radio app or listen anytime on c-span.org. >> if you have been following gretel erlich's writing, you will know her stunning essays about the american west were her astonishing memoir of being struck by lightning. among various awards and honors, she won the 10 thoreau award awarded to writers that demonstrated excellence in nature writing. journeys to various places are both physical and philosophical. among her recent books is "facing the wavave" account of her travels in japan -- after the substitute meltdown of the nuclear power plant. she does here to talk to us about greenland, about climate c

monday, september 26 is the first residential debate, live from hempstead new york.ce presidential candidates governor mike pence and senator tim kaine debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia. and october 9, washington university in st. louis host the second percent of debate, leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump, taking place at the university of nevada las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice president of debates on c-span listen live on the free c-span radio act or watch anytime on-demand at c-span.org. >> "washington journal" is next. we will look at today's news and take your calls. this afternoon, we will hear from hillary clinton's running mate, virginia senator tim kaine, who will be in tallahassee, florida. live coverage here on c-span. a conversation on the effects climate change has had on building design and construction. live coverage from the national building museum begins at 5:30 eastern. coming up this hour a conversation on china and the u.s. election. robert daley