oh, you absolutely have to meet my friend, john -- >> anderson. john anderson.> could you excuse us, please? i bring news from my husband. he is agreeable to your terms as long as you guarantee reimbursement for his expenses and that he receive the salary and pension of a general, plus the agreed-upon sum of money. >> we can do that. when do we meet? >> here is the information. i want a written agreement of the terms signed by general clinton. you have all the plans you need. >> tell him i will be there. >> the deal for her husband's defection could destroy american independence. but spymaster benjamin tallmadge is picking up details of the plan. and with intelligence this critical, there's only one man he can trust. >> i have more news about the defection. it is a continental general, guaranteed. >> surely you didn't risk us both coming here without a name. >> we have the name john anderson confirmed in the conversation. but there are no generals with that name. there's also chatter about the british attacking west point. >> there will always be talk of attacki

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kevin connors, john anderson. i was wondering at some point watching the 100 meters if usain bolt was going to burst into flames he was so fast. >> he is fast and little slower but at 29 you're allowed to do. here i will re-create the 100 mooets da -meter dash. >>> mookie betts off zack greinke in the first. two-run it's 2-0 and then he plowed a three-run homer out there. fenway all his home runs were over the monster. there's a three-bagger thank you very much. goodness me. 4 for 6, 26 homers on the year, 3 homers and 8 rbiss red sox won huge. >> cardinals and cubs, cubs led 3-1 till eighth when stephen rondo lch rondol, jumping for joy. what do your teammates do after that? completely change the game and give your team a win? you get to the dugout and they give you high-fives and chuck water in your face. that's a compliment now. what did i do? you apologize. now it's nice job. >> well, there's all kinds of ways to show that you're nammered with someone and your appreciation. >> if i had water i would throw it o

kevin connors, john anderson. you know, i was wondering at some point watching the 100 meters on sunday night if usain bolt was going to burst into flames he was so fast. >> he is fast and a little slower but at 29 you're allowed to do. here i will re-create the 100-meter dash. all right, and now we. >> on to baseball. >>> mookie betts just went crazy for the red sox agait off zack greinke in the first. two-run shot. it's 2-0 and then he plowed a three-run homer out there. fenway all his home runs were over the monster. >> and there's a three-bagger. thank you very much. goodness me. 4 for 6, 26 homers on the year, 3 homers and 8 rbis, red sox won huge. >> cardinals and cubs, sunday night baseball on espn. cubs led 3-1 till eighth when stephen piscotty did that off and then what do your teammates do after you hit that kind of a home run, completely change the game and give your team a win? well, you get to the dugout, and they give you high-fives and chuck water in your face. that's a compliment now. used to be, w

i'm john anderson. >> i'm lena. holly is tracking your forecast in a minute. here's a look at stories we're following. a new twist in the fate of the gazebo where rice was shot. a chicago museum official says they have no agreement to display the gazebo. a cleveland councilman said last week i displayed at the arts bank in chicago. a museum spokesperson says despite discussion, no decision has been made. >>> we're learning more about the deadly shooting at a taco bell drive-through. 49-year-old49-year-old robert g. was shot men that spent two decades in prison for a crime they didn't commit. they were known as east cleveland three and convicted of murder in 1996. yesterday a judge dismissed the case against the three. they were all set free last year >>> and we just got this. a brand new nbc news poll shows hillary clinton leading trump by nine points nationally. the numbers haven't changed much since last week. both candidas unfavorable ratings. clinton's rating is 59% while trump's is 64%. the national weather service issued a beach hazard statement that say

john anderson ate cheerios out of the caulder cup. >>> the precision of the clocks used in timing has become more important than ever. >> we talk to the science center today to explain what a split second really means. >> in sports we often rely on time clock. we 'seen many close calls over years. up until 1932, they're timed to the nearest .1. a car travels 9 feet in one second. now we're timing things to .01. is steel ball to drop one-half of a millimeter. >> it's also equal to one-half of a humming bird's wing flap. >> to put it this way, it's the entire matter represented. it will be the width of just the gang plank. we're measuring it to a precision of .001. cycling, for instance. so at this scale, that would be repren between gold, silver, or nothing tall. >> brandon simmons, thank you so much. >> he rarely comes out of his shell. >> shy guy. >> there was still a tie for bronze in the women's 100-meter backstroke. >>> all right. that's going to do it for us on the news here at 5:00. >>> channel 3 news at 6:00 now at 6:00, sara shookman is live in rio as northeast ohio's own take

i am john anderson. >> and i am lean lean. here -- here are some of the stories we are following. fans that bought tickets to the hall of fame game will get refunds. credit card purchases will be automatically refunded. refunds from tickets from outlets like stubhub have to come from that company. >>> a brand new nbc poll showed hillary clinton now leads trump 51% to 41%. she was leading by 8 points last week. trump has lost support from core republican voters in male voters has drop from the 16 points to 5. >>> the top thrill dragster at cedar point is expected to reopen today of a malfunction sunday night. two people were treated and released by the park's first aid after a launch cable disconnected from the ride. it happened around 10:30 p.m. on sunday. the ride was slated to undergo a complete inspection monday >> i have a question. >> yes? >> if it is so buggy outside, why do we keep sending hollie out there? >> to get over my fear in the the whole bug thing does bother nay, the sky is totally clear. happy tuesday to you. the sun game all at 6:31. it will be another really gr

i'm john anderson. >> i'm lena. holly is tracking rain in the forecast. first, here's a look at what's happening. at least one person was shot in milwaukee last night as violent protest continue over a fatal police shooting overnight police arrests. protestors threw objects at police injuring one. this comes after a police involved shooting that happened saturday afternoon the national guard was activated earlier sunday. there were not called in to engage protestors last night. >>> trump will speak at young state university this afternoon a week after declaring president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. trump is expected to lay out his strategy against the terror importance of ohio, trump last visited the valley in march. clinton was there last month and returns to cleveland on wednesday. >>> to louisiana now. a dramatic rescue caught on video of a woman and her dog seconds away from drowning in baton rouge flood waters. four men heard a woman screaming in her car. one of the men jump into the water and began thank youing on the roof to get

out of a debate was jimmy carter in 1980, refusing to share the stage with independent candidate john andersonand after richard nixon's disastrous debates with john f. kennedy in 1960, there were no debates between republican and democratic candidates for next 16 years. but in 2016, for republican nominee to bail on the debates would be a gamble of historic proportions. >> donald trump needs to be at those three debates, because from an electoral college stand point, he's starting out from a position of catching up. so he can't afford to miss one. he's got too much ground to make up. >> reporter: trump skipped one debate during the primary and claims to have renegotiated the length of another debate from 3 1/2 hours to down to two. now trump tells "time" magazine he'll "absolutely do three debates" and he wants to debate "very badly but wants to see the conditions first." he also said he's reserving the right to pull out if he doesn't like the moderators yet to be announced. earlier, he said he didn't like the dates because two of them were at the same time as football games. >> hillary clinto

i'm john anderson. >> i'm lena. holly has the foggy forecast in a bit. first stories we're following this morning. memorial service for long time congressman steve la tourette will be held monday august 15th at university circle united methodist church. there will be a memorial service in washington d.c. the former lake county congressman died after a battle with pancreatic cancer. >>> a 9-year-old died after being struck by lightning yesterday afternoon. first responders say the boy was playing outside with his sister when he was struck. he was taken to the hospital in cardiac arrest where he died. we've had a lot of storms hit in the area recently these last couple days. >> lightning is very dangerous. just one important reminder. >> let's send it ode you'll be coming back with flat hair. >> yeah or really poofy hair. >> nice skies. pat is here taking beautiful views for you. hope you can see. partly cloudy downtown. going to have sunshine and so muggy. we're in the humid zone. thunderstorms possible for every one of you. dry as a lot of you are waking

what the singer's latest arrest i'm john anderson. >> i'm lynna lai. here's stories we're following. two akron men have been charged for the shooting of a woman in the national park. they were indicted on attempted murder and other charges. court documents say the two tried to kill a woman on july 3 head. now, if convicted, they could face up to 30 years in prison. >>> a memorial for the victims of serial killer anthony sowell faces another delay. there was supposed to be a memorial but it's been postponed. -- there was supposed to be a memorial, but it was postponed. the victims' families say it will help >>> a deal was reached and now it goes to the board. both sides say the deal is fair and good for kids and teachers. >> good to hear. >> all right. time to check in with hollie and the weather. >> we hear you, hollie. >>> first of all, there's a train. it's really loud. i start to dork out when you hear the planes practicing for the air show. there. yeah, you will be hearing them zip around, i'm sure at the very least by tomorrow and maybe even today

i'm john anderson. >> i'm lynna lai. here's some of the stories we're working on. >>> breaking news we're follow right now, multiple fire crews at east 4th and prospect. a fire started in an air conditioner unit. the main problem in the smoke. dispatchers say the smoke is setting off alarms restaurants and businesses. now each building has to be checked as those alarms are going off. we'll bring you any new information as we get it on here and wkyc.com. >>> also, it's official. huntington bank completed its merger with first merritt bank. the $3.4 billion deal was announced in january. makes huntington the largest bank in ohio by deposit. first merritt was based in akron and employs more than huntington is headquartered in columbus. both huntington and merritt relations will continue through the remainder of 2016. >>> in the fight for minimum wage, the group raise up cleveland is pushing for a $12 minimum wage for the city. the group says they have finalized language for a ballot. it would become $12 within the first yea

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out of a debate was jimmy carter in 1980, refusing to share the stage with independent candidate john andersonand after richard nixon's disastrous debates with john f. kennedy in 1960, there were no debates between republican and democratic candidates for next 16 years. but in 2016, for republican nominee to bail on the debates would be a gamble of historic proportions. >> donald trump needs to be at those three debates, because from an electoral college stand point, he's starting out from a position of catching up. so he can't afford to miss one. he's got too much ground to make up. >> reporter: trump skipped one debate during the primary and claims to have renegotiated the length of another debate from 3 1/2 hours to down to two. now trump tells "time" magazine he'll "absolutely do three debates" and he wants to debate "very badly but wants to see the conditions first." he also said he's reserving the right to pull out if he doesn't like the moderators yet to be announced. earlier, he said he didn't like the dates because two of them were at the same time as football games. >> hillary clinto

be people, victor -- i mean, i remember after the hotly contested primary in 1980, congressman john andersonwho was a member of the republican house leadership and was a candidate, picked up his marbles and left the party and ran as a third party candidate. he got 6% of the vote. and ronald reagan won in a landslide. >> all right, we'll pick up right where we're leaving off here. jeffrey, stay with us. quick break. we'll be right back. i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> welcome back. we're talking endorsements this morning. and donald trump has now endorsed speaker paul ryan in his primary

role, there has played a lot more of them that have not played a role third for example, in 1980 john andersonot about 7% of the vote which was good but he didn't bring any issues to the table that changed anything. he didn't change it out, the election. does the outcome of the election. host: why has the third party struggle to gain a toehold here? we are used to the two-party system. we have had a two-party system since the founding. the republicans and the federalists and the whigs and the democrats. now the democrats and republicans. a two-partyd toward system. the other thing is that people may support a third-party during the election, then it comes time to the final time to vote and they feel if they vote for their third-party they will throw away the vote. the other aspect is very often a major party co-opt and issue. if they see and issue that is resonating with americans, they might've dumped it as their own. it feeds into the narrative of two parties just going on and on. host: we are talking with donald green. we will let our viewers know that they can call us and join the conversa

people come up to me after carter gets beaten by reagan and said don't blame me, i voted for john andersoni do blame you. or they come after, you know, they vote for ross perot, who is pretty much certifiable, he's ruining his daughter's wedding really whacko stuff. it's fun, frisky to vote third party but you're not really picking a president. you are doing something else. you are doing something else all together. >> you are voting your conscience if you really can't vote for either of these two major candidates. at the end of the day, i don't know. we will wait, i will wait and see. >> when can you come back and tell us? will you come back before the election? >> of course i will come back. >> tell us you voted for hillary clinton? >> i will come back. >> you have a problem with a woman being president? >> no. not at all. >> i'm just teasing. >> you know that, chris. come on. >> you were a great governor. almost beat bill bradley. got him shaken up. >> came close. >> thank you so much. governor christie -- i have family members like you. they are turned off to trump right now but are no

in 1980, john anderson was polling about 12% of the polls. the league insisted anderson be allowed to participate because the vast majority of people wanted to see him but jimmy carter to president jimmy carter refused to debate him. the league held a presidential debate with an empty chair showing jimmy carter was not going to show up. four years later when they tried to get rid of difficult questions by vetoing 80 of the moderators that their proposed to host the debates, the league said it was unacceptable and held a press conference and attack the campaigns for trying to get rid of difficult questions. the first attempt by the republican and democratic campaigns to negotiate a detailed contract in 1988. 12 pages. it talked about who could be in the audience and how the format would be structured, but the league found that kind of lack of transparency in that kind of candidate control to be fundamentally outrageous. they released the contract and stated it refused to be an accessory to the hoodwink of the american people and refused to imp

>> reporter: well, john mccain anderson, has said nothing public by but a short time ago both men didled before the news broke. we are told by john mccain officials who are affiliated with him that it was a pleasant meeting but it was a private meeting so therefore, we don't know if there were any fireworks. john mccain is known as a blunt guy. he's not shy and retiring. but we don't know if he said anything about what trump said. donald trump has said a lot of things to john mccain but mccain continued to officially back him for the presidency. we'll wait to see if that changes. one otr thing i want to mention to you, anderson, john mccain has served in the senate for almost 30 years and house of representatives for four years. his primary is coming up four weeks from today on august 30th. this is crunch time for his campaign. anderson? >> gary, thanks very much. joining us, cnn political commentator christine quinn and democratic strategist richard sakarides. both are clinton supporters. patrick healy is back from "the new york times." so is political strategist, susan. trump suppor

one thing that interests me about john's numbers, anderson, is this issue of african-americans and college-educated whites. what you see and what donald trump is doing now is a recognition that he has to do marginally better among minorities if he can, but he has to persuade college-educated whites that he's not a big on the and they can feel comfortable with him and this outreach to minority voters is more of a bank shot in many ways than a direct appeal to shows voters. >> and it will be interesting, dana, to see if national polls shift in the next week or two now that we've heard more of a more focused donald trump and hillary clinton has had a bad couple of days in the news cycle. >> absolutely. we're almost getting to the point where the national polls are -- obviously, they're a snapshot and they give us a sense of the temperature of the country and the electorate, but these battleground states are more important. >> and the trump campaign is acknowledging and refocusing. >> no question about it. >> i have to say, north carolina in particular, when i saw the numbers earlier today i was pretty

role, there has played a lot more of them that have not played a role third for example, in 1980 john anderson about 7% of the vote which was good but he didn't bring any issues to the table that changed anything. he didn't change it out, the election. does the outcome of the election. host: why has the third party struggle to gain a toehold here? we are used to the two-party system. we have had a two-party system since the founding. the republicans and the federalists and the whigs and the democrats. now the democrats and republicans. a two-partyd toward system. the other thing is that people may support a third-party during the election, then it comes time to the final time to vote and they feel if they vote for their third-party they will throw away the vote. the other aspect is very often a major party co-opt and issue. if they see and issue that is resonating with americans, they might've dumped it as their own. it feeds into the narrative of two parties just going on and on. host: we are talking with donald green. we will let our viewers know that they can call us and join the conversati

i mean, i remember after the hotly contested primary in 1980, congressman john anderson who is a members a candidate picked up his marble and ran as a candidate. he got 6% of the vote and ronald reagan won in a landslide. >> we're taking a break. to disc. ah, no she's not. since when? since now. she's into tai chi. she found disc sports too stressful. hold on. let me ask you this... what's she gonna like six months from now? who do we have on aerial karate? steve. steve. steve. and alexis. uh, no. just steve. just steve. just steve. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. he wrecked the rec room this summer. his stellar notebooks will last through june. get back to great. this week, these items just one cent each. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. v

"ac 360" with anderson begins right now. >>> good evening, john berman here in for anderson. we have breaking news on a big news night. a new poll from nbc news and the wall street journal shows hillary clinton now up nine points nationally versus donald trump. this is the third poll in the last 24 hours with an average lead of clinton plus 11 1/3 points, to be exact. and there's other new polling. swing state by swing state that has to be an eye opener for the trump campaign. john iking will join us for tha, but there is so much more. president obama weighing in on $400 million in cash landing in iran on the same day american captives are released. donald trump talking about a secret video of it that he says he has seen, but by all measures simply does not exist at all. there's hillary repeating a factually challenged claim concerning her e-mails and new questions about melania trump's immigration status. no shortage of news. we begin with president obama's news conference at the pentagon today. he gave a progress report on the fight against isis, but he was also asked to ex

"ac 360" with anderson begins right now. >>> good evening, john berman here in for anderson.a big news night. a new poll from nbc news and the wall street journal shows hillary clinton now up nine points nationally versus donald trump. this is the third poll in the last 24 hours with an average lead of clinton plus 11 1/3 points, to be exact. and there's other new polling. swing state by swing state that has to be an eye opener for the trump campaign. john iking will join us for tha, but there is so much more. president obama weighing in on $400 million in cash landing in iran on the same day american captives are released.

john berman in for anderson tonight. was it something he said?g out loud or joke, about someone taking a shot at hillary clinton if she

john. loyal viewer bryan anderson brings up a hot topic - pricing structure, the only way to make a profit is to reduce input costs or produce more bushels. i decided to put some land into the crp program, to improve the soil quality for my children and it should reduce the grain supply hopefully increasing prices. a local farmer commented that he did not think he should have to compete with the us government for land. what do you think?" bryan, up until this year, i didn't think about the crp much at all. our farm is almost all ductivity soils and we only have a few odd acres of highly erodible land or other tracts that seemed suitable for crp. in addition, the payment has been way below going rents. however, as you have mentioned, your experience may vary. i have heard farmers comment that in other areas crp payments are not just competitive, but above the market. hence the problem that irritates some producers, especially young farmers - less now, i just want point out three things that could complicate this debate in the near future. first, the pollinator program. we just signed up a h

john berman in for anderson.g of a night as you can have without a guy using giant suction cups to climb trump tower. donald trump wrapping up a rally tonight in florida repeating the claim that president obama or as he likes to say now, barack hussein obama is the co-founder of isis along with hillary clinton, and secretary clinton, cnn has uncovered new evidence that a top state department staffer for hillary clinton was doing work while at state on behalf of the clinton foundation. that and new details on the tiff between the fbi and the justice department over launching a investigation into secretary clinton. somewhere the makers of tums are smiling. campaign heartburn all around. we begin with donald trump's case of it given one opportunity

john berman in for anderson. we have as big of a night as you can have without a guy using giant suction cups to climb trump tower. donald trump wrapping up a rally tonight in florida repeating the claim that president obama or as he likes to say now, barack hussein obama is the co-founder of isis along with hillary clinton, and secretary clinton, cnn has uncovered new evidence that a top state department staffer for hillary clinton was doing work while at state on behalf of the clinton foundation. that and new details on the tiff between the fbi and the justice department over launching a investigation into secretary clinton. somewhere the makers of tums are smiling. campaign heartburn all around. we begin with donald trump's case of it given one opportunity to walk back his isis remarks, he simply is not doing it. >> last night you said the president was the founder of isis. i know what you meant. you meant he created the vacuum and lost the peace. >> no. he's the founder of isis. i do. he's the most valuable p

john berman here in for anderson.only thing missing in this campaign, a man with suction cups climbing a building. about 20 stories up trump tower. that's about how far this guy got, suction cups and all before members of the nypd's elite emergency services unit grabbed him as stunned people on the street looked on. this climbing standoff just one ofev

. >> john berman in for anderson tonight. donald trump tries to kick start his campaign with a speech on the economy but instead gets a kick in the teeth from 50 big name republican national security advise experts who say he would be a dangerous president. joining us today, saying he could actually win it all. hillary clinton faces ongoing questions about her truthfulness and maintains her lead in new polls. jeb bush's son puts all the personal attacks on his father aside and endorses the man responsible for them, donald trump. a very busy night. we'll recap the reboot. the letter that may have derailed it. here is cnn's chief correspondent dana bash. >> who's who of the foreign policy world, 50 former gop national security officials signing a letter saying, quote, donald trump not qualified to be president and commander in chief. indeed, we are convinced that he would be a dangerous president and would put at risk our country's national security and well-being. some high-profile officials, like former cia director michael h

. >>> john berman in for anderson. donald trump tries to kickstart his campaign with a speech on the economy, but gets a kick in the teeth from 50 big-name republican national security experts who say he would be, using their words now, a dangerous president. he also hears from one new conservative who enters the race today who says he can win it all. hillary clinton takes a swipe at donald trump's new economic plan, faces ongoing questions about her truthfulness, and maintains her lead in new polling. and jeb bush's son puts all the personal attacks on his father aside and endorses the man responsible for them. donald trump. so a very busy night. we're going to recap the trump reboot and begin with a letter that may have derailed it. >> reporter: a who's who of the republican foreign policy world, coordinating an unprecedented effort to stop their party's nominee from winning the white house. 50 former gop national security officials signing a letter saying, donald trump is not indeed, we are convinced that he would b

. >> john berman in for anderson tonight.start his campaign with a speech on the economy but instead gets a kick in the teeth from 50 big name republican national security advise experts who say he would be a dangerous president. joining us today, saying he could actually win it all. hillary clinton faces ongoing questions about her truthfulness and maintains her lead in new polls. jeb bush's son puts all the personal attacks on his father as