they caught up with 25-year-old john burns near the veterans ves expressway. ran away from them stole a van and let them on a chase. the chase ended when a deputy shot out the tire of the van causing burns to crash. you see him smiling there in the back of the patrol car. thankfully no one was injured. and this is a live look at gandy boulevard, the westbound lanes are finally back open, near san ma this is what it looks like earlier this e evening after a deadly crash. a vehicle drove into the grassy median, overturned and collided with two other cars. the driver of the vehicle that went into the median died. we don't know where he crashed yet but it did stop traffic in both directions for most of the evening but gandy is back open now. jvocal one, protests over the death of lavonia riggins. he was shot by police. the roads were blocked to keep protestors from imperfecting the busy streets. >> and we are going to just because they think that the officers are getting away with certain things, i just beg them to -- >> the protests have been out there nearly eve

. >> reporter: the wanted man, john burn, ran from a car into a swamp into the trinity west subdivision. this chase was just getting started. >> north on manning. >> reporter: instveators say a work van and took off. >> goi wes we have otthe shots fired by deputies blew out a tire. you can see the van pull out of the neighborhood, driving on a rim as the tire rolls away. the chase goes east on state road 54 and down the veterans expressway down to tampa. in this clip you see pulling into a parking lot and drive back across six lanes of traffic. that's where deputies say burn finally ditches the van and runs again. >> south. south. >> reporter: this 30-mile chase finally comes to an end. the humidity fogs up the lens. but you can hear the struggle. burn is facing a long list of law enforcement officer. in the end, he actually compliments the group who caught him. >> i said you all did a great job. >> he said we did a great job. >> eric waxler, abc action news. >>> for teenagers used craigslist to lure a contractor to a home to rob him. it happened near big bend road. the teenagers asked

this is john burn in the back of a patrol car after he finally got caught. authorities tell us he was the passenger in a car this took off from police heading north on u.s. 19 and we have some viewer video, too, where he becamed in new port richey and fled to trinity west. then deputies tell us he stole a white van and kept going. burn was finally caught after spinning out in a ditch. open tonight after a deadly crash. here's the scene from eagle 8 hd earlier tonight in st. petersburg. we're told a car crossed the grass median, flipped and collided with two other cars going the opposite direction. the driver of the car that flipped died at the scene. >>> now an update to an 8 on your side investigation, the results are in for a big test at plato academy in largo and they come as no surprise to many parents and teachers there. mold in the years complaining about that. news channel 8 broke the story when they showed us some pictures of the problem. 8 on your side's paul mueller joining us now live in clearwater where tonight's meeting took place. all right, pa

join us tomorrow night, embassador john, pastor burns among my guest tomorrow. clinton 3%. here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening. i'm lou dobbs. authorities tonight investigating three terrorist attacks that left almost 40 people injured in new york, new jersey and minnesota. the main suspect behind the bombings in new york and new jersey is in police custody. hospitalized after a shootout with police. the owner of a bar in linden, new jersey found 28-year-old ramadi * sleeping in the bar's entry. he pulled a gun from his fanny pack and. authorities believe rahami, a native of afghanistan and a naturalized american citizen acted alone. the islamic state is claiming responsibility for a stabbing attack at a minnesota mall saturday. a 22-year-old dressed as a security guard stabbed people and made references to allah and asked victims if they were muslim. off-duty officer jason falconer shot hadan. >> he clearly prevented additional injuries and heroic loss of life. having witnesses what he did, clearly a hero. officer ca -- officer falconer s there at the right time. lou: and

they caught up with john burn on firecracker drive near the veterans expressway. deputies say they first spotted him in new port richey. he ran away from a swamp and took a minivan leading deputies on a chase down state road 54 and on to the sundoughs par parkway. the chase came to an end when a deputy shot out a tire causing him to crash. petersburg are back open after a deadly crash. the road near st. maarten boulevard was closed for five hours. troopers say a car drove into a median and then overturned, collided with two other cars. the driver died. florida highway patrol is investigating that crash. >>> and lawmakers approve a bipartisan bill allowing relatives of september 11 victims to sue the government of saudi arabia. 15 of the 19 hijackers from 9/11 were the measure was approved yesterday. the senate passed it back in may; however, the white house does say that the president would veto the bill over concerns about exposing americans to legal risks overseas. >>> miami starts aerial praying to curb the use of the zika virus. they are using a spray. and mos

they caught up with john burn on waters avenue and f firecracker drive near the veteran the expressway. deputies say they first spotted him in new port richey. he ran away through a swamp, took a minivan leading police on a chase down state road 54 and on to the suncoast park the chase came to an end when a deputy shot a tire causing him to crash. >>> the westbound lanes of gandy boulevard in st. petersburg are back open after a deadly crash. the road near san martin boulevard was closed for almost five hours yesterday. troopers say a car drove into the median, then overturned and collided into two other cars. the driver died. florida highway at that troll is also investigating that case. >>> a bipartisan bill allowing relatives of september 11 of saudi arabia. 15 of the 19 hijackers were 9/11 -- from 9/11 and saudi arabian nationals. the measure was approved yesterday. the senate passed it back in may m however, the white house said the president would veto that bill over concerns of exposing americans to legal risks overseas. >>> miami starts aerial spraying to curb the spread of the

>> there is no person names mark burns, john mark burns or any variation there after in the fraternitye contacted david burns and they contacted kappa alpha psi and they had no record. >> i had started the process of being a part of that organization. >> is that the bio from your website? >> it is but this is not an accurate depiction of the bio. information has been added. i own up to any mistakes that i made like i did with my tweet. >> so this is not from your page? >> no. this is from my page but what i'm saying is obviously, this has been manipulated or either hacked or added the. >> reporter: cnn asked the site's host about the possibility that someone could have tampered with the church's website? the company says there is no evidence of a hack. cnn obtained the full bio from the church's website. >> reporter: he claimed you served six years in the army reserves. is that accurate? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: we called the army and they said you had no active army. >> i was a part of the national guard. >> reporter: i just asked you about army reserves. you claimed six years in t

>> there's no person named mark burns, john mark burns or anybody in the from ternts ever. >> reporterid he contacted burns and soon after he said the web page disappeared. we contacted them, too. we asked about that. >> without question i said i had crossed -- not crossed, but started the process of being a part of that organization. but that's the furthest i got. >> reporter: is that the bio from your website? >> it is. it is the bio. but this is not an accurate depiction of the bio. information has been added. i'm pretty -- i own up to any mistakes that i made like i did with my tweet. obviously in this case -- >> reporter: so this is not from your page? >> no, that is from my page. what i'm saying is, this has been manipulated or either hacked or added. >> reporter: cnn asked the site's host about the possibility that someone could have tampered with the website. the company tells cnn there is no evidence from the hack. cnn retained the full bio through an internet archive. you also claim you spent six years in the army reserves, is that accurate? >> yes it is. >> reporter: we call

john burned with a deep love for our country and with a desire to make the world a better place. the state of indiana, the united states, and our world are so much better off because of dr. john brademas. god bless maryellen and the brademas family. god bless indiana and god bless america. thank you, dr. brademas. i yield back. i note the absence of -- i do not note the absence of a quorum. mrs. capito: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. mrs. capito: thank you, mr. president. thank you for recognizing me. and aid like to talk a -- and i'd like it talk a little bit on the floor about an issue that's cascading across the country, and is especially troubling to the state of west virginia, and that is the opioid crisis which we're seeing. many of you recently read about what's happened in the city of huntington, west virginia. it sits right on the ohio river at the corner of west virginia, ken kernings and ohio. -- kentucky, and ohio. it is the herd of the thundering heard of marshal university. howfort, one -- however, one month ago today in just a

>> there is no person named mark burns, john mark burns or any variation thereof in the fraternity everd pastor burns. soon after, davis says the webb page disappeared. cnn called kappa headquarters, too. they have no record of him. when we sat down with burns, we asked about that. >> i did without question say that i had cross -- i'm not cross, but i started the process of being a part of that organization. but that's the farthest that i have gotten. >> is that the biofrom your website? >> it is, but it is not the -- it is the bio, but it's not an accurate depiction of the bio. information has been added. i'm owning up to mistakes that i made but obviously in this case that's not -- >> so this is not from your page? >> no. this is from my page. what what i'm saying is obviously this maybe manipulated or either hacked or added. >> reporter: cnn asked the site's host, wix about the possibility that somebody could have tampered with the website. they tell cnn there is no evidence of a hack. and cnn obtained the pastor's full biofrom the website through an archive. you also claimed that yo

. >> apparently mark burns, john mark burns or any variation thereof in the fraternity effort. >> davidd pastor burns. soon after david says the web page disappeared. cnn called kappa headquarters and there was no record of it. so when we sat down with burns, we asked about that. >> i did, without question, say that i had crossed, not crossed but had started the process of being a part of that organizati organization. >> is that the bio from your websi website? >> it is, but that has been added. i'm pretty -- i will own up to mistakes that i have made with my tweet, but in this case -- >> so this is not from your page. >> no, this is from my page. but what i'm saying is, obviously this has been manipulated or either hacked or added. >> cnn asked the site's host about the possibility that someone could have tampered with the church's website. the company tells cnn there is no evidence of a hack. and cnn obtained the pastor's full bio from the church's website through an internet archive. you also claim that you served six years in the army reserves. is that accurate? >> yes, it is. >> ok

>> there's no person named mark burns, john mark burns, or any variation thereof in the fraternity ever reporter: davis says he contacted pastor burns. soon after, davis says the web page disappeared. cnn called kappa headquarters too. they have no record of him, so when we sat down with burns, we asked about that. >> i did, without question, say that i had -- not crossed but started the process of being a part of that organization. but that's the furthest i've gotten. >> is that the bio from your website? >> it is, but it is not -- it is the bio, but this is not an accurate depiction. information has obviously been added. i own up to any mistakes i've made, like i did with my tweet. obviously in this case, that's not -- >> so this is not from your page? >> this is from my page, but what i'm saying is obviously this has been manipulated or either hacked or added. >> reporter: cnn asked the site's host about the possibility that somebody could have tampered with the church's website. the company tells cnn there is no evidence of a hack. and cnn obtained the pastor's full bio from the chu

join us tomorrow night, embassador john, pastor burns among my guest tomorrow. from new york. [music] kennedy: tonight americans on edge after weekend of attacks. are we safe and how do we balance freedom and security? the panel here to answer. plus donald trump and hillary clinton, they're each weighing in on accusing the ' re being weak on terrorism. we have new fox polls on who voters think is more qualified. gary johnson isn't going anywhere. he's not on the first debate a week from tonight. all that and so much more. let's roll. [music] kennedy: a suspect in custody in the bombings of new york and new jersey, people on edge in and out of the region so even with some resolution it's not only too close to home for

join us tomorrow night, embassador john, pastor burns among my guest tomorrow. goodnight from new york. [music] kennedy: tonight americans on edge after weekend of attacks. are we safe and how do we balance freedom and security? the panel here to answer. plus donald trump and hillary clinton, they're each weighing in on accusing the ' re being weak on terrorism. we have new fox polls on who voters think is more qualified. gary johnson isn't going anywhere. he's not on the first debate a week from tonight. all that and so much more. let's roll. [music] kennedy: a suspect in custody in the bombings of new york and new jersey, people on edge in and out of the region so even with some resolution it's not only too close to home for new yorkers who just mark it had 15th anniversary of 9/11, it's also too close to the election which is just 50 days away so how will the candidates use the blasts and new terrorist in custody to their advantage? donald trump turned out to be right when his explosive comments offered fire storm after dumper explosion in chelsea. >> i must

authors for the call in segment involve bob woodward, the last of the president's men, john lewis and his book march, ken burns, author of grover cleveland, treasury of american presidents interviews with featured authors, lafayette and the somewhat united states and candace miller, author of hero of the empire, the war, the daring escape in the making of winston churchill. john meacham with destiny and power, the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush. black flag, the rise of isis. stacy schiff with the witches, salem 1592. join us live this weekend from the 16th annual library of congress national book festival on c-span2's booktv, to get the complete weekend schedule at booktv.org. >> doctor carla hayden, can you remember the first moment you were asked about being in the library of congress? >> guest: i can remember that because i was surprised. i had been advising and consulting. it was an opportunity for the library community to weigh in basically on what would be needed for the library of congress in the next few decades so my aim was put forward as a person to talk to and that went on for a lit

leaving little kadim with second degree burns. (john lewis, grandfather) "he's doing pretty alright. he went to school. but he was kind of timid because he doesn't want to see no phone." samsung is warning all customers with the galaxy 7 to turn it off immediately.. and bring it back so far 35 incidents have been reported.. where the lithium ion battery caught fire. samsung is blaming its internal battery manufacturer.. and is now working with an outside company. butt-dialling can lead to some uncomfortable calls.. at least for the person on the other line. but a pocket dial in kentucky. was a "win" for police. while taking part in a drug deal.. either gregory collin. or justin cruse.. accidentally dialed 9-1-1. dispatchers overheard the conversation. and pinned the phone call to the suspects location. both men were arrest. widespread gusty winds and much cooler temperatures are in vegas tuesday. a low over the central valley of california moving through nevada will produce the winds and cooler temperatures. wind advisory goes into effe

coverage includes iowa net gordon reid, stacy schiff and your calls for bob woodward, ken burns, representative john lewis and others. for more information about the book fairs and festivals booktv will be covering and to watch previous pest value coverage, click on the book fairs tab on our web site, booktv.org. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, i'm michelle eaton, president of the clare boothe luce policy institute. it's wonderful to see a room full of young, conservative women here today, and i want to thank all of you for coming and welcoming you to our first afternoon with an author for the summer featuring stacey dash. and a special welcome to the c-span audience watching this all over the country, all over the world. we love c-span at the claire cle boothe luce policy institute. our focus is providing young women with conservative role models and giving them the knowledge, confidence and enthusiasm to fight for freedom, limited government, government and moral values. the moral values our founding fathers believed in. and i am delighted to introduce our featured author today whose

john. the burning question looking at a live picture right there, the burning question if or how will she respond to one of the more surreal moments of this campaign, an overnight twitter storm from donald trump attacking former miss universe alicia machado. >> dramatic reading right now. trump says clinton was duped and used by my worst miss u. hillary quoted her as an angel without checking her past which is terrible. he added did crooked hillary help disgusting check out sex tape and past alicia m become a citizen so she could use her in the debate. just now, hillary clinton responded herself on twitter with this. she said this is unhinged, even for trump. then went on to say other things. a preview of what she might say coming up? we shall see. all that, plus donald trump continues to flirt with the notion that he will bring up bill clinton's past indiscretions on the campaign trail or in a debate. side note, kind of already has brought it up. donald trump doing this even if it raises questions about his own past. listen to this interview overnight from new hampshire. >> if it does come up, t

prize winners, stacy ship and work as well as your calls for authors of bob woodward, ken burns and representative john lewis. coming up next month is a southern festival festival of books in nashville tennessee from october 14 through 16th. the boston book festival is held. for more information and toan watch previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on our website, booktv.org. >> senator lamar alexander, if someone asked you for a recommendation for a book about tennessee or tennessee history what would you recommend? >> i. >> i would recommend alex stewart by john rice. he was a cooper, a barrel maker. he looked up in hancock county which is one of our remote mountain counties and john rice irwin was the creator and he interviewed alex stewart about his life and he was one of the most remarkable men. he can make anything. he could pull teeth, he could catch a squirrel, skillet, fry it, eat it and he was so interesting that he was invited to washington to be part of this with sony and festival one time. so we really get a sense of how some mountain people lived. and totally off the land al

sick would include bob woodward for the last of the president's men, congressman john lewis and his book march book 3, ken burns, author of grover cleveland again, treasury of american presidents, and interviews with featured authors, lafayette and the somewhat united states. candace miller, author of hero of the empire, a daring escape and the making of winston churchill, john meacham with destiny and power, the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush. black flag, the rise of isis and stacy ship with salem 1692. join us live this weekend from the 16th annual library of congress national book festival. get the complete weekend schedule that booktv.org. a loo bestsellers according to the washington post. our look at best-selling nonfiction books according to the washington post continues with -- that is look at current bestsellers according to the washington post. and watch them on the website at booktv.org. >> and there it is. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. i had a feeling this would be a good event at 4:00 in the afternoon on monday. a lot of people would turn out. i am bradley graham, co-

kathleen anne burns keith james burns john patrick burnside irina buslo milton g.ustillo thomas m. butler patrick dennis byrne timothy g. byrne daniel m. caballero jesus neptali cabezas lillian caceres brian joseph cachia steven dennis cafiero, jr. richard michael caggiano cecile marella caguicla and my brother from ladder 21. joey, we love you. knowing you are there, protecting us and watching over us gives us strength every day. this past week, we lost a friend and it is comforting knowing that when jimmy went home, joey allthere to greet them and our brothers were there to greet him. we miss you so much. you will never be forgotten. >> and my brother. he love the lord, he loves the church and he deeply loved his spiritfor his beautiful will always reach us. [applause] richard michael caggiano cecile marella caguicla john brett cahill michael john cahill scott walter cahill thomas joseph cahill george c. cain salvatore b. calabro joseph m. calandrillo philip v. calcagno edward calderon jose o. calderoolmedo kenneth marcus caldwell dominick e. calia felix bobby ca

basically tells russia to engage in espionage -- i mean, this does not feel like the burning supporters to me. johnwas there any time during the democrat nomination fight you thought she might lose the bernie sanders? >> i can't say i wasn't nervous, but i never thought she would lose. once i thought about it, just like in the general -- oak him a did you see this. i would come back and think about it. well, this much of this and that much of that. i don't get nervous. >> one of the biggest challenges this country faces is the threat of islamist terrorism. i am the only credible candidate who has any experience whatsoever firsthand fighting terrorists. i know exactly what needs to be done to defeat isis and other such groups and on day one, i can start that process. i have 100% confidence in that. i have zero doubt this is my wheelhouse -- >> i will make you a deal. i will look you in the eye. 30% -- excuse me, 30,000 e-mails -- 30,000 e-mails. [indiscernible] some smart kid out in silicon valley, they can get them. you are on. what will it take for come to when? >> looking at the august polls, 20%

john. >> a burning airplane crashed into a home in arizona. incredibly, no one was hurt. >> that thing is crashing. oh, my god. >> the race official had to dodge oncoming cars. >> race control had said that it was safe to go out there. but obviously not. >> all that. >> into the end zone. you've got it. the minnesota vikings have beaten the green bay packers. >> bill murray was in brooklyn trying a different profession. >> whoo! >> and all that s. >> the stars are celebrating big wins on the small screen. >> "game of thrones" conquered the competition at this year's emmys. >> we have the best cast from england, ireland, scotland, and from new jersey. >> on "cbs this morning." >> i have to get downtown to the emmys. >> are you nominated? >> i am, yeah. >> wow, what's that like? >> it's nice. >> if you run a positive campaign, the voters ultimately will make the right choice. >> you know it's funny you say that. get out of the car. exclamation point! >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this

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you will have a chance to talk with authors bob woodward, john lewis, kim burns through the day todayand you will hear from many other authors including john meacham, his most recent book biography on president george hw bush. coming up next, and by the way the full schedule at booktv.org, coming up next in the history and biography room, going to go back up there. it's candace bullard, her most recent book aboutwinston churchill and called hero of the empire . this beginning soon read this is book tvs live coverage on c-span2. [inaudible conversation] >> jo-ann jenkins. >> i'm not going to redo the rules and regulations you've heard that three times already. in any case, i've forgotten a lot. my name is jonathan hartley . i'm here, ostensibly from washington post though i left a long time ago. about 18 years ago my wife and i were living on capitol hill with my stepdaughter who was working at the time at national geographic and one day she said i'm bringing a friend home from the office for dinner, i should sure. i'm afraid that's a technical problem but someone else is going to have

john wayne... in 1955. and then later burned in 1996... then sat abandoned, before being restored. the goal is to get it back into working order... after this latest incident. happening right now at 6-am... the search is on for a gunman who randomly opened fire on a woman while she was driving down the freeway... parker collins was fast and first to the scene near lake parker what are police telling you? parker adlibs scene this is truly scary because police think this was random could happen to anyone it wasn't until the woman pulled over here she realized how close a call this was police say woman was shot at on 95 bullet hit her rear brake light car only hit once... police think several shots were fired the driver wasn't hurt shooter hasn't been found. reporting live parker collins

kathleen anne burns keith james burns john patrick burnside irina buslo milton g.ter thomas m. butler patrick dennis byrne timothy g. byrne daniel m. caballero jesus neptali cabezas lillian caceres brian joseph cachia steven dennis cafiero, jr. and my brother from ladder 21. joey, we love you. knowing you are there, protecting us and watching over us gives us strength every day. this past week, we lost a friend fdny brother jimmy dunne, and it is comforting knowing that when jimmy went home, joey was there to greet them and all our brothers were there to greet him. we miss you so much. you will never be forgotten. >> and my brother. he love the lord, he loves the church and he deeply loved his family and he always believed in god. his beautiful spirit will always enrich us. [applause] ♪ richard michael caggiano cecile marella caguicla john brett cahill michael john cahill scott walter cahill thomas joseph cahill george c. cain salvatore b. calabro joseph m. calandrillo philip v. calcagno edward calderon jose o. calderoolmedo kenneth marcus caldwell dominick e. cali

and that gordon reeve, stacy ship as well as your calls for authors bob woodward, ken burns and representative john lewis. coming up next month as the southern festival of books in nashville, tennessee from october 14 through 16th. also the boston book festival. for more information on book fairs and festivals on book tv and to watch previous festival coverage click the book fair tab on the website, booktv.org. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> hello. welcome. i am jack. health professionals today consider the lgbt networking organization it was founded back in 1983. that is 33 years ago. as a nonprofit, professional has a threefold mission. one, career. we offer seminars and workshops i career transition and professional development. two, community. we help members build lgbt business relationships at breakfast and after work mixers. three, culture. we programmed theater parties, screenings, walking tours, bus tours, bus trips and author appearances like tonight. when we are happy to welcome back to health professionals favorite. for ten years he directed movie features and produce new stories at us week

he will talk with bob woodward, representative john lewis and ken burns throughout the day and you willear from many authors including john meacham whose most recent book is a biography of president george hw bush. coming up next, you can find the whole schedule at booktv.org. in history biography room we will go back up there, candice millard's book about winston churchill, "hero of the empire". this is beginning soon. live coverage on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good? i am not going to be you the rules and regulations, and i have forgotten, my name is jonathan woodward and i am here ostensibly from the washington post though i left a long time ago. 18 years ago my wife and i were living on capitol hill with my stepdaughter at the national geographic and we went to dinner, and that is a technical problem, someone else will have 2 cope with. my stepdaughter was working at the national geographic and the next day at dinner time, this lovely young woman shows up, my wife and i immediately chatted with

john wayne... in 1955. and then later burned in 1996... then sat abandoned, before being restored. the goal is to get it back into working order... after this latest incident. happening right now at 6-am... the search is on for a gunman who randomly opened fire on a woman while she was driving down the freeway... parker collins was fast and first to the scene near lake parker what are police telling you? parker adlibs scene this is truly scary because police think this was random could happen to anyone it wasn't until the woman pulled over here she realized how close a call this was police say woman was shot at on 95 bullet hit her rear brake light car only hit once... police think several shots were fired the driver wasn't hurt shooter hasn't been found. reporting live parker collins high pressure and dry air along with the orientation of the jet is keeping skies mainly sunny today with temperatures slightly below normal and winds between 5 and 10 mph out of the west/northwest. as we move through the week though, the jet will push back to the north and cooler air will not flow muc

seen them so there were no repercussions for him one of the hotels feed tried to burn down rednecks to the theater or john wilkes booth onstage that night for the first and only time they were together in their lives performing julius caesar. john wilkes booth original plan was not to assassinate lincoln pet call them as ransom and then released him. he share the plymouth if you yorkers who didn't tell anybody also had rifles and handguns and that copperhead owned the violin shop in greenwich village and the net is another new yorker committing treason at that point did and actress with had a big hit of her own. natalie a great actors but said to be the first woman in the country to be independent theater producer. in 1858 she had a giant hit in 1865 she did one night revival here in washington and so did john wilkes booth. after john wilkes booth shot him the adjust graduated from the medical center six weeks earlier. and i could just keep rattling-- off. but in the end with all the resisting and complaining and the vicious activities activities, the war was off-balance to use the opportunities it presen

john rash centers these photos. the fire has burned 350 acres so far forcing dozens to evacuate their homes. >> it makes me realize it is always possible. i live down the road me realize and always remember that chance is always out there. >> lightning sparked the flames on sunday. >>> it is time now for weather and traffic every ten minutes. lauren? >> it is a melt start for most of us -- mild start for most of us with activity in the southwestern corner. this morning. there may even be a little bit in the foothills. across the eastern plains we do have the possibility of thunderstorms that could be slow movers with heavy rain possible. we could also have some hail and gusty winds frame. 62 in denver and 67 in lamar. 30s in the high country for leadville. we are in the upper 60s by noon with a chance for thunderstorms this afternoon and we will time that out for you in a moment but right now let's check in with joel. >> if you are coming from aurora you will want to see this. this is a bad accident on the area of i-70 and havana. not

joining me right now, john harwood, chief washington correspondent for cnbc and political writer for the "the new york times." also caitlin huey burns clear politics. john, with a good day to you, i'll start with you. is that standard practice in a campaign, giving talking points to the candidate in this manner, and do these strike you as especially different? >> candidates get talking points, but they usually put things in their own words. what was striking about what we learned about the talking points for donald trump was the statement of religious faith that he was supposed to give or that was given to him to give that didn't sound very much like donald trump. now, having said that, donald trump hasn't spoken yet, so all we have is things typed out on a piece of paper and donald trump will decide what comes out of his own mouth and then we can evaluate it. >> okay. katelyn, if you're good to go, we're hearing it's kind of unclear whether trump's tour of detroit with dr. ben carson is going to happen, but how much do you think this outreach with dr. carson by trump will buy african-american votes? >> i really don't think it will

she's innocent pick it is pictures of firefighters attacking the john brash centers these pictures showing and airdrop on the flames. it is burned 350 acres and forced dozens to evacuate their homes. >> it makes me realize it is always possible. i live down the road. i am not concerned about this fire right now. but it makes me realize the chance is always out there. >> officials believe lightning >>> a lot of people talking about an intersection where a woman died on sunday night. it happened in one view and date him. stan bush went to talk to people about it. >> reporter: people were still going in and out of area bars. neighbors did not notice the flashing lights because they say horrible accidents happen here all of the time. emergency crews tried but could not save a woman the shocking scene sunday night and the victim hit on the eastbound laid crossing one view -- montague boulevard. that car nearly hit a cyclist when we were there. it is safer to jaywalk then use the crosswalk. the dangers driver behavior >> they call it the death intersection. >> reporter: the collision sunday night was so traumatic police struggled to i

john roche said as these videos showing the our job on the flames. it has burned 350 acres so far forcing dozens to evacuate their homes. >> it is always possible. i cannot concerned about this fire right now, but it does make me realize the chance is always out there. >> lightning sparked the fire over the weekend. right now it is 35% contained. >>> people are talking about an intersection where a woman died in all more -- aurora. stan bush went out to speak with people about it. >> reporter: neighbors flashing lights because they say horrible accidents happen here all of the time. emergency crews could not save a woman hit in the middle of the street. the shocking scene sunday night with the victim hits in the eastbound lanes crossing montview boulevard. the driver was arrested 4 miles from the incident. it is safer to jaywalk then use the crosswalk -- then use -- than use the crosswalk. >> they call it the death intersection here. >> reporter: they have not been able to notify your family because they cannot identify the victim. they have to rely on blood tests

prize winners annette gordon reed, stacy shift and your calls for others bob woodward, ken burns and representative john lewis. >> historian and author richard norton smith is working on a new biography of gerald ford. we caught up with him at his homing in grand rapids -- home in grand rapids, michigan. >> a baptist missionary put down roots, and a year or two later on the east side a friend be--- french-speaking intend tour showed up who was eager to sell liquor to the indians to save their sols, and it -- their souls, and it set the pattern ps in some ways for the two faces of grand rapids, west side and east side. both sides of the river banks more -- for most of the 19th and 20th century were covered over with factories, furniture factories, back when grand rapids was the furniture capital of the united states. they're gone now, but the city that has replaced them in many ways was seated by that building, the ford museum -- was seeded by that building, the ford museum, which was opened in 1981, located downtown at president ford's insistence in the hope that it might, in fact, spark the beginnings

authors for the call in segment involve bob woodward, the last of the president's men, john lewis and his book march, ken burns author of grover cleveland, treasury of american presidents interviews with featured authors, lafayette and the somewhat united states and candace miller, author of hero of the empire, the war, the daring escape in the making of winston churchill. john meacham with destiny and power, the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush. black flag, the rise of isis. stacy schiff with the witches, salem 1592. join us live this weekend from the 16th annual library of congress national book festival on c-span2's booktv, to get the complete weekend schedule at booktv.org. >> doctor carla hayden, can

you reporter john rash sent us these, showing an air drop the flames. the fire has burned about 350 acres. >> it makes me realize it's always possible. i live down the road, i'm not concerned about this fire right now, but it does make me realize and always remember that chance is out there. >> reporter: fire officials confirm lightning sparked this fire. it is about 35% contained. >>> developing now, back-to- back sexual crimes on and have students looking over their shoulders. melissa garcia live at 26th and colorado with the latest. >> karen, just to show you how close this happened to cu, we're standing right now on the edge of campus. that building behind me, that is a cu building. now just across the street from here, in a little neighborhood right over that way is where a woman who was sleeping was attacked while she was, as we mentioned, asleep on her couch. now, students who live around here feeling on edge. >> when it's like right next to your house, it's really terrifying, because it gets literally closer to home. >> reporter: it couldn't get much closer to home

burn. and then become hits. her breakouts from a-list exes like john mayer, jake gyllenhaal, and that front man from one direction, rumored to inspire singles. fans still taking news of the latest split hard reacting on twitter. if hiddleswift can't make it, none of us can. hiddleswift is over? could my life be worse? ? it's going to >> many looking for silver lining. could this blank space in swift's life turn into a source of material for her next album? ? i got a blank space baby and i'll write your name ? >> speaking of love, there was a 17th century french writer who said, true love is like a ghost, everyone talks about it, few have seen it. thank you for watching abc news. join us for "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at good night, america. you from hollywood, it's "comics unleashed." with your host byron allen. tonight, byron welcomes steve menzine. bob barker. morgan mercy. and jonathan slocum. comedy, byron allen! [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! yes! yeah, thank you, thank you!

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back to that idea that they got -- they must have something to hide and sometimes comes back to burn you. johnod, thank you very much. >>> meantime, the business round table is out with a new report that suggests that america's ceos are concerned about lackluster economic growth. on "wasquawk box" this morning, donald trump pointed his finger at the heavy but u.s. government is putting on corporate america. >> businesses are being put out of business by the regulations. every day, new regulations come down and i had people -- and i'm not only talking about small business, i'm talking about massive businesses telling me, donald, you've got to do something, they're putting us out of business. look at what is happening with the energy business, they're making it impossible for people to really to compete. they can't -- i mean, it is so onero onerous. >> let's bring in john engler, now head of the business round table, group of ceos representing $7.5 trillion in revenue and 16 million employees. welcome back to "power lunch." >> good to be back. >> your reaction to trump's comments on regulation?

burn. and then become hits. her breakouts from a-list exes like john mayer, jake gyllenhaal, and that front man from one direction, rumored to inspire singles. fans still taking news of the latest split hard reacting on twitter. if hiddleswift can't make it, none of us can. hiddleswift is over? could my life be worse? ? it's going to be >> many looking for silver lining. could this blank space in swift's life turn into a source of material for her next album? ? i got a blank space baby and i'll write your name ? >> speaking of love, there was a 17th century french writer who said, true love is like a ghost, everyone talks about it, few have seen it. thank you for watching abc news. join us for "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at request >>> now on celebrity tv, reese witherspoon answering questions. the costar she thinks is -- >> amazing! >> plus, will there be another legally blond? tom hanks takes to the skies. >> this is the captain. brace for impact. >> we're going inside his new movie, "sully." keep her hands to herself. we've got the story behind the pop star surprising one of her big

you reporter john rash sent us these, showing an air drop on the flames. the fire has burned about 350 acres. >> it makes me realize it's always possible. i live down the road, i'm not concerned about this fire right now, but it does make me realize and always remember that chance is out there. >> reporter: fire officials confirm lightning sparked fire. it is about 35% contained. >>> developing now, back-to- back sexual crimes on and around the cu boulder campus have students looking over their shoulders. melissa garcia live at 26th and colorado with the latest. >> karen, just to show you how close this happened to cu, we're standing right now on the edge of campus. that building behind me, that is a cu building. now just across the street from woman who was sleeping was attacked while she was, as we mentioned, asleep on her couch. now, two attacks in a row have students who live around here feeling on edge. >> when it's like right next to your house, it's really terrifying, because it gets literally closer to home. >> reporter: it couldn't get much closer to home for cu seni

. >> they are burning out, all their tires are smoking and rubber is going into the air. john kuhn says he is not the and help . >> they said they are working on it. i don't see it. >> we went straight to the source. obviously it has not been fixed. it is still happening right now any level of street racing our citizens. >> we need to work with the community on an ongoing constant basis. we are aware of their frustrations. we are trying to work with the businesses along federal. we have quite a lot done so far. >> neighbors are not buying that. this statement takes enforcement and adds insult to injury. >> from my standpoint not a ll. this is a safety concern for all of our citizens . >> as for that sweet denver police said they were simply trying to create dialogue and show how important enforcement is. the city and denver police our meeting on thursday to talk about this very issu. we wwll keep you updated. molly hendrickson 7news denver . >> a woman planning to buy a gun and shooting herseef. she was checking out the weapon at the centennial gun club. her shirt. when she re

burn. and then become hits. her breakouts from a-list exes like john mayer, jake gyllenhaal, and that front man from one direction, rumored to inspire singles. fans still taking news of the latest split hard reacting on twitter. if hiddleswift can't make it, none of us can. hiddleswift is over? ? it's going to be forever ? >> many looking for silver lining. could this blank space in swift's life turn into a source of material for her next album? ? i got a blank space baby and i'll write your name ? >> speaking of love, there was a 17th century french writer who said, true love is like a ghost, everyone talks about it, few have seen it. thank you for watching abc news. join us for "good morning america" tomorrow. facebook page. good night, america. request >> today on "fablife"... what are some things that you guys have done to take some risks? >> i basically lied my way here. next "fablife," it's all about being fearless and daring. >> nicole "snooki" polizzi. >> i'm basically a diy queen. >> bold home and fashion trends. >> this whole room just reminds me of "jersey shore." it's called the fizzy polizzi. >> ooh!