chief meteorologist john malan has the forecast. cooler air has settled in this evening and it will be kind of dreary out when heading to high we'll have mostly cloudy skies and the possibility of some patchy fog. there is also a slight chance of showers or sprinkles. temperatures will forecast isn't looking all the great, but i guess it could be worse. most of saturday should be dry, but we'll continue to see lots of clouds and we're keeping a slight chance of showers in an east wind, highs will range from the upper 60s right along the lakeshore to the middle 70s inland. everyone warms into the 70s on sunday, but an approaching cold front bring a very good chance for showers and storms, especially in the afternoon. a very autumn- settles in behind the cold sam shields officially out again with a concussion against the lions. will it affect the packers, like it did in minnesota?wayne larrivee has the breakdown. ((nats of packers extra clip)) ((wayne larrivee says in the 112th renewal of packers- vikings at minnesota sunday quarter t

john's has been evacuated due to the flooding.three streets are closed due to flooding; th street , horicon street, and bridge street west of muzzy street. mutual aid has been requested from area fire departments. the battle over control of milwaukee's sherman park--- the area near recent violence on the city's north side--- moves to the courtroom today. today.cbs 58's ?jacob kittilstad?... is live outside the "milwaukee county courthouse" with the update. 3 3 this hearing is basically the sequel to the political drama - started sunday - between milwaukee county sheriff david clark and milwaukee county executive chris abele. court proceedings...milwaukee county circuit court judge david hansher issued a temporary restraining order on the actions of the sheriff's department.earlier in the day - sheriff clark had directed deputies to re-install fencing at the park taken down by other crews that morning... ?and? he ordered a further restriction of operating hours there.sunday's decision meant all that

has never, ever, rocked like this. oh yeah, siriusxm is on for free right now. so tune in and let's ride! johnpean space agency has located lander nearly two years after it ghost lost in space. remember this, the lander crashed into a comet shortly after launching from the rosetta space probe. it was supposed to anchor itself to the surface but there was a malfunction, the agency couldn't pin down the exact location until now when cameras from the orbiting probe captured pictures of it wedged into a crack in a deep shadow. rosetta launched in 2004. now the agency plans to send rosetta itself to join the lander and crash it into the comet. jenna: brand new research to attention deficit disorder, adhd, grown-ups with adhd are prone to bing eating or alcoholism, that's one of the news today. that study raises interesting questions about the diagnosis of adhd for all of us, but specifically for children. the author of a new book suggest that american children are being misdiagnosis and mismedicated. nice to have you, alan. overdiagnosed, overmedicated. you like the term misdiagnosed and mismedicat

our john atwater has more, john? john: this has gone on for years and years, and finally today, donald trump gave up. mr. trump: president barack obama was born in the united states, period. ms. clinton: donald trump owes him and the american people an apology. john: donald trump has been fueling conspiracy theories about the president's birth certificate for 5 years now. today and offered no explanation for why he changed his mind. he also did not apologize. the president had little reaction to trump's reversal today. he says there are more important issues to talk about. live in the newsroom, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: thank you for that. trouble on the orange line. passengers were forced to clear a train late last night as mbta and boston police searched for an armed robbery suspect. you see it here. passengers on the tracks, walking to jackson square in jamaica plain. the incident caused delays on the orange line between ruggles and forest hills. no word on any arrests. heather: the man accused in a st

john has mentioned that the supported thing is how it is implemented. the agreements are fulfilled. -- how the agreements are fulfilled. we and the united states take the obligation to do our best to engage and make the stakeholders comply with the arrangements. the syrian government has been informed by these arrangements it is ready to fulfill them. initiative.the we will do everything. it's understandable that not everything depends on us. , the real views of the opponents of the regime from some good that call themselves supreme committees, there have been ultimatums, the refusal to cooperate as well as threats for humanitarian convoys you have received from the opposition -- who have received from the opposition. the humanitarian convoy was ready to defend when we last -- we met.the last time the opposition said any convoy going along the coast on the castillo road would be shot at. costello road would be shot at. many groups need to be influenced. this process have had a lot of situations -- has had a lot of situations where someone could slip awa

john: is the ever right to be here? >> is your client. >> absolutely. charlie has an absolute right to be there. ey had this plan to bulldoze this little old lady to build a limousine limousine parking lot. in charlie's case they have no plan. john: they say they may want to. >> let's take a now and maybe one day we would do something with it. the billion-dollar casino crust is treated as bankrupt yet they are still going to take this guy's house, the house where his mother died and all those his life. john: thank you jeff rowes at the institute for justice. next the president's power grab cheered on by "the new york times." both hillary supreme court stop him? th what is success? th is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org john: politicians are so arrogant and our current president is no exception. barack obama says he would save us from climate catastrophe. his sy

but as john has said we are grateful for your patient -- patients. we are official to each other and we hope that this was not in vain. we have concluded a huge piece of for that began on direct instruction from our president in february of this year and has been going on without in treatment. it hasn't taken on by experts -- it has been taken on by experts and ministers. a year ago, our proposal to organize a coordination met a cool response from our american colleagues who were ready to engage in a deep complexion -- allowing to avoid incidents. this of your, the president and the conversation called for an initiative to make additional efforts to ensure sustainable cessation of hostilities. and after that, on this basis, a number of meetings took place. which culminated today. all of that, of course, did not help us as well as the trust between the russian and u.s. partners, in the syrian matter, particularly. now, i have to say, some of the trust remains. there are some people who would like today's arrangement to be undermined. the recent exampl

charlie: at the same time, he has fired some of his cronies. john: he has fired political cronies. if you have a general that lost 4/5 of his army, you would not keep him in power. there was a rise of a slightly younger guard. people who in some cases were his personal bodyguards before. they have begun to get jobs like running provinces. charlie: are these former kgb people? john: some of them, yes. these tend to be people who have only known the power of proof. kgb people were the original lot who supported gorbachev. they saw themselves as glamorous foreign agents and tended to look down on putin. they saw him as a nasty secret policeman from dresden, not a glamorous foreign figure. now there was a generation of people who are in their 30's who pretty much have only known putin as a power. charlie: what kind of relationship did he have with obama? john: i didn't ask him directly. they are not friendly. you and i have smiled 29 times more in this one interview that may have every they have no form of, it brings out the worst in both of them. in vladimir putin, it has to do with w

but you can see one has got no margin of error, and the other has got tied. johnw hampshire has been a blue state for a long time. nevada plays for hillary clinton because of the number of hispanic votes. that is why you look at pennsylvania, more in line with the kind of voter trump is trying to get at. i understand why are they are ating to do it, but you look what the vote win number is in pennsylvania, the registration the democrats have, why the democrats have won pennsylvania for these past two cycles -- there is fool's gold. mark: you put the second scenario of. you say, how does drop it over 269, oneignate -- over place is main. ne. there could be one electoral vote. that would be to 70. look at -- 270. the ones he would have a chance, wisconsin, colorado, he could have a chance. he needs to go in blue states were he is not currently strong. on the other hand, if he can win three of the big four, a big gap but states that are somewhat competitive, he has got a chance. john: this is why i don't think this strategy will work. the only way he can win if there

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with specific respect to what john has mentioned with the transformation of modernization which basically calls for the amalgamation of analysts and collectors in the same organization, which i strongly support, only because it has a huge impact on strengthening the agency, but it has a tremendous spillover and influence on the best of the intelligence community. my mantra during my six years has been "integration." that is what the 9/11 commission said was needed and that has found its way into the law through the irotpa. the fact that analysts and collectors worked together does not mean that analytic integrity is in any way compromised. i would comment that what john has done at the headquarters of the cia is simply congruent with the way things operate in the field. today, just about any embassy you go to, you will have of course a cia contingent but representatives from many of the components of the intelligence community are there and they operate as an integrated team, capitalizing on the talents and capabilities in contributions of everybody who is represented there. always under

it has not been a subject of conversation. johnhas been a lot of reporting right now about the state of relations between the rnc. you are at the point of this. one of the chairman didn't put out a statement after immigration statement -- speech there was a suggestion of discord. >> there was never a statement drafted, never asked for. there was never a statement. there was never a draft. there was never a thought on e-mail. it was completely false. , i havee of relations been up there, the chairman has been up there, we held a call about our ground game with dave done touting what we have to put the most comprehensive ground game in terms of voter contact and people on the ground . we have a tremendous relationship with the trump campaign. it is one of the best operations i've seen in politics. donny: there has been talk about the camp -- campaign. we will have the greatest get out ground game. when we see field offices we see hillary clinton with 50 offices. how is that -- >> i'm glad you brought that up. hashillary clinton campa

john: is the ever right to be here? >> is your client. >> absolutely. charlie has an absolute right to be there. arking lot. in charlie's case they have no plan. john: they say they may want to. >> let's take a now and maybe one day we would do something with it. the billion-dollar casino crust is treated as bankrupt yet they are still going to take this guy's house, the house where his mother died and all those his life. john: thank you jeff rowes at the institute for justice. next the president's power grab cheered on by "the new york times." both hillary supreme court stop him? th ♪and i ♪i will always love you, i ♪i will always love you ♪i hope life treats you kind ♪and i hope you have all you've dreamed of♪ ♪and i wish you joy and happiness♪ ♪but above all this i wish you love♪ ♪and i will always love you ♪i will always love you, i ♪will always love you ♪i, i will always love you, i...♪ john: politicians are so arrogant and our current president is no exception. barack obama says he would save us from climate catastrophe. his sycophants cheer him on them and they ran this front page picture

john: is the ever right to be here? >> is your client. >> absolutely. charlie has an absolute right to be there. plan to bulldoze this little old lady to build a limousine limousine parking lot. in charlie's case they have no plan. john: they say they may want to. >> let's take a now and maybe one day we would do something with it. the billion-dollar casino crust is treated as bankrupt yet they are still going to take this guy's house, the house where his mother died and all those his life. john: thank you jeff rowes at the institute for justice. next the president's power grab cheered on by "the new york times." both hillary supreme court stop him? th it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned, that's it. we need really tight temperature controls. engineering, aerodynamics- a split second too long could mean scrapping it all and starting over. propulsion, structural analysis- maple bourbon caramel. that's what we're working on right now. from design through production, siemens technology helps manufacturer

john: is the ever right to be here? >> is your client. >> absolutely. charlie has an absolute right to be there. had this plan to bulldoze this little old lady to build a limousine limousine parking lot. in charlie's case they have no plan. john: they say they may want to. >> let's take a now and maybe one day we would do something with it. the billion-dollar casino crust is treated as bankrupt yet they are still going to take this guy's house, the house where his mother died and all those his life. john: thank you jeff rowes at the institute for justice. next the president's power grab cheered on by "the new york times." both hillary supreme court stop him? the microsoft cloud helpss stay connected. the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps us communicate better. we use the microsoft cloud's advanced analytics tools to track down cybercrimina

has to address it. if trump brings it up, i am not sure she does. john: in the end, we agree about this that whatever you think are the substantive problems in these areas, she has not been cleaned, crisp, convincing talking about them. on a couple of occasions, she has gotten close but not fully there. that is the thing that a lot of eyes will be on her. the trustworthiness is a big problem. mark: for those voters who don't like that aspect of her, it goes to washington business as usual and career politicians. that is the issue in which she has never proven she can handle the complexity. john: let's ask the same question in reverse about donald trump. what's one issue -- let's put aside the question of his lying -- let's focus on what could be his kryptonite tonight. mark: there are so many that would be on the list for a normal candidate. i think the problem for him -- i don't think lester last how much who ther mill costs or prime minister of bolivia is -- i think the problem is if he makes a factual error that is just he does not know. john: that is

today, he is still confident because he is always confident that she has a lot of confidence. johnmore than she has had in weeks. we got a little dizzy from all of the spinning that occurred in the hofstra university spin room last night. running mates to flood the airwaves with talking points. let's take a sample of what team trump has been saying last -- about last night. >> donald trump took command of the stage. i think the american people saw his leadership quality. >> i was glad he was polite and a gentleman to her. particularly at the end. he pulled the biggest punch of all. >> his restraint at the end was absolutely remarkable. >> she was just programmed hillary. >> she was obviously overprepared. she wanted to make sure we heard every single scripted moment. john: that was the trump song. now we will listen to the tune the clinton chorus has been singing very joyfully today. >> i thought hillary clinton was prepared, donald trump was incoherent. >> he came on stage grossly unprepared. event kind of unraveled, came apart during the course of the debate and i think you disqu

cnn's joe johns has the latest from florida. >> reporter: john and christine, hillary clinton makingmpaign trail, taking questions on her plane for the second time in two days. using the opportunity to both defend herself and to launch some fresh attacks at donald trump. particularly on his business practices and his business relationships. trying to turn around the narrative on honesty and trustworthiness that has been dogging her throughout her run for president. she focused once again on the fact that donald trump has not released his income tax return. >> he said that the american people don't care about his tax returns. and in fact, he's also said that it's none of our business. i just think he's dead wrong. i'm going to continue to raise this, because i think it is a fundamental issue about him, in this campaign, that we're going to talk about in one way or another for the next 62 days. because he clearly has something to hide. >> reporter: here ate public event in tampa, florida, on tuesday, hillary clinton once again zeroing in on national security. and veterans issues. somet

conclusion we found no conspiracies the fax shall individual unconnected noncommittal engagement john haseen to be a close eye on how long force agencies in the bay area and are handling the sex scandal allegations. >> reporter: have someone around a hundred or seven officers can only at time for involving this. >> britteny: clear conditions for half moon bay undue visibility down to 6 mi.. 69 degrees and then 67 set in the low 70's and then vomit concord, the jurors will be warmer toward the afternoon. closer and then start to recover and same thing for south bay's fund. close of 7¢ 6:00 a.m. and noon 67 and then the afternoon conditions in the '70s. and then closer deceit temperatures pushing data in the mid-70s. even more than this in the next couple days hassan the restoration '80s for livermore antioch 7 day forecast for the day of the week closed every saturday and sunday >> grant: american households hustled out and come jobs isn't significant increases 2007. as of last year medium hustled and, over $56,000 it that means they earn more than amount. and last. 29 of hundred dollars p

>> reporter: we sat in a studio producer john has worked with musical stars like kanye west, justin bieber. but today our wednesday's child outshined them all. ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> uh-oh! [ laughter ] >> reporter: freestyling, unscripted, motivated by the beat he creates. [ rapping ] >> >> reporter: zach has been in and out of foster care since he was a toddler. he freestyles about what he calls making it all the way to high school. >> i have all the reason. >> reporter: all this encourages josh and that's how he came up with this song. ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> reporter: he wants me to sing the hook so we collaborate in the studio together. ? ? [ singing ] ? ? >> reporter: a moment josh calls his proudest yet. you can find out more about josh or any other children looking for adoptive families. caught adoption exchange at the numbers on your screen. you'll find all that information on cbsdenver.com. >> what personality! [ laughter ] >>> apple unveils the new iphone. why it's cutting the >>> nasdaq eeked out an 8-point gain. >>> chipotle's stock is up nearly 6% one day after a big-time investor

but as john has said we are --teful for your patient patients. we are official to each other and we hope that this was not in vain. we have concluded a huge piece of for that began on direct instruction from our president in february of this year and has been going on without in treatment. it hasn't taken on by experts has been taken on by experts and ministers. a year ago, our proposal to organize a coordination met a cool response from our american colleagues who were ready to --age in a deep complexion allowing to avoid incidents. this of your, the president and the conversation called for an initiative to make additional efforts to ensure sustainable cessation of hostilities. and after that, on this basis, a number of meetings took place. which culminated today. this long work is justified and explained by many factors of difficulty on the ground. a lot of stakeholders involved. inside and outside of syria. us, as well aslp the distrust between the russians and americans. and the syrian matter particularly. i have to say that some distrust pe

john has done a great job of telling us what it is basically in shorthand kind of like they will tellf you checked out. we don't have the technology there. as you rightly point out, dagen, this is something -- we are now fighting world war iii if you will. and this is something, my gosh, could you imagine if after pearl harbor we had twidsled our thumbs five, ten, 15 years thinking about a response. no, we threw together the manhattan project. the biometric data to check out that john talked about should be our manhattan project. why congress and the president aren't acting on this i throw my hands up. >> julie? >> i think they're not acting because it would cost tens of billpsens of dollars. we need it but just for our airports, never mind the fact that the majority of people who come come over land. you have to get everybody coming here via canada or mexico to do this as well. you know, it gets into the tens of hundreds of millions of dollars and add billions with a "b," when you start adding it up. i'm all for it. we need to figure out a way to pay for it or can't pay for it need t

so, john, what are the implications of this clinton health story and the way the clinton campaign hasandled it? john: well, i want to make a few obvious points. how important this situation is depends on the health of hillary clinton, and we have an account of it. i have had pneumonia. a similar thing happened to me. if that is all this is, this story will subside and not be of any real consequence, but that is the question. the second thing is that it seems to me that one thing that comes out of this is that the pressure builds for more -- both of them to be more transparent about their health. that is a good thing because the country deserves to know more about people of this age as they might be president of the united states. releasing more information is good. we will see what it says. i doubt either of them will have something disqualifying in their background. and again, the press as we watch guards of the public interest in them being transparent. the truck campaign is not transparent about many things campaign ishe trump not transparent about many things either, but i think i

when has no margin of error and the other one has got high. johnmpshire has basically been a blue state for a while. a number of hispanic votes. that is why you are looking at pennsylvania, which is much more in line with the kind of voter that trump is trying to get at. though he is not a working-class voter. i understand why they are trying to do it. and about what the number is in pennsylvania, the advantage the democrats have. why democrats have won pennsylvania these last few cycles, there are strong reasons to think they will again. mark: can you put the second scenario back up? how does not get over 269? with that additional map. one of the things they talk -- map. one of the things they talk about is maine. they think he may get one electoral vote. that would be one way to do it. you look at the other states. wisconsin, virginia, michigan, colorado. those might be the only ones where you have a chance, but trump has to do a lot in the blue states, where he is not currently that strong. on the other hand, if he can win three of the big four,

john has more money to play around with. what's the likelihood that we emanual sanders. >> he would need about $10. what hurt was austin signing for $10 million per year. that have not talked to sanders since last sunday which came the day after day von austin signed with $25 million guarantee. and sanders tweets out a roll of the dice i'm willing to bet on myself which fans took like he happen. maybe he'll go to free agency. they haven't given up trying to sign him and they have wiggle room now. >> you'd think the broncos would have learned their lesson. they waited on signing von miller and next thing they know they have a free agent in philadelphia. here we are again. maybe they get that thing done. but it seems like we got to >> been a long day. busy day tomorrow. they're going to try to assemble the practice squad and they're looking to add a tight end and an offensive lineman. maybe a local kid gets on. >> thanks for insight. coming up. college football. two major upsets and airforce hit the ground running. by the way

. >> reporter: inside side three studio in denver producer john has worked with musical stars like kanye west, pit bull, justin bieber but today on wednesday's child josh out he is tree styling. it's unscripted. motivated by the beat bonus creates. and inspired by josh's life. >> i'm just hoping to learn more about the music industry and how it operates. >> reporter: josh has been in and out of foster care since he was a toddler. he free styles about what it calls making it all the way to high school. >> right now b's in class. even though it's the first week or so. it's still pretty good on me. >> reporter: that must feel great. >> it does. >> reporter: bonus encourages josh to take creative risks and that is how he came up with the song chilling. josh wants me to sing the hook so we collaborate for the first a moment josh dubs his proudest yet. >> being here today it was fun. it was great. >> reporter: this is a good moment wasn't it? >> yeah. >> good to see him smiling. you can find out more about josh or any of the children looking for adoptive families. just call the adoption exchan

has passed. where do you think he stands? johns fair to say that what we saw between them yesterday, bill weld has a lot more foreign policy and he came across a little bit tentative, gary johnson. this is a big problem. this is a key moment for him. this will gain a lot of attention at the wrong time. i don't know if it strictly speaking disqualifying, because donald trump has done 10-15 things that are worse. it is problematic. you can only say the obvious thing -- it's not great. mark: i think that he is handling it okay. i think we need to hear more from governor wells and see how he buttresses. but, i do not think -- i think this morning after the convention is not so much that he is dead. i don't think that he is. we have two candidates that have gone through a lot worse in their own ways. i think he can come back. he needed momentum to get into the debate, and this is not first great for momentum. and he needs to get better known. that he's better known now. john: he has accomplished that. mark: he will be on the broadcast

. >> reporter: john has been in industry since the '70s and filed the initial complaint. he says there is a problem with the what i that they're testing gasoline. >> as a result, they find gasoline where no one else can find it because it doesn't exist. that ruins people's lives. >> reporter: he has worked on five cases where arson charges were dropped because of improper gasoline testing. >> can you stand here today and tell our viewer that's no cases have ever been impacted by improper testing of gasoline out of your now is i still have confidence that the conclusion that's have been drawn by our lab have been quality conclusions. i don't think -- i think it would be a stretch for anybody to say, i don't think any error has been made by any lab in florida. >> reporter: the independent study sides with atwater. but an appeals board with the accreditation agency is still should someone resign over this. >> i take responsibility for where we're at. and when it's done, when they come back and look at us again, we will have to look at those questions. >> atwater believes the

former virginia senator john warner is said to be endorsing hillary clinton. he has strong security credentials. >> the assistant secretary of state said the deployment plan will happen as soon as possible. this following two nuclear tests in north korea, but may escalate tensions between u.s. and china and could violate chinese territory. now back to "red eye" for all of your headlines. log on to foxnews.com. >>> last week sara novick, a writer, had the experience of taking a long flight next to this creepy baby doll. even worse the dog -- the doll hogged the elbow rest. good news, no person in the middle seat next to me. bad news, terrifying baby doll that belongs to the man in the window seat next to me. he bought it a ticket. duh. how else can you bring a baby doll on board? the flight attendant is trying to explain to him why he shouldn't put the doll's name on the ticket next time he buys her one. the tsa was trying to match the name and birth date he provided until they realize it is not a real person. i think she meant birth date. she thought the horror was o

john: thank you. the love go video series has five parts. e main characters 1st meet wind of collides with alexis and a college hallway. john: yes, andyes, and at this time she is so deep in college loan debt, notices are withdrawal forms. >> can i have those back. >> student withdrawal form, are you dropping out? >> i don't know, maybe. i am already 15 grandon dead. >> that is what loans are for. john: at this point the video introduces the new character who we referred to before libertarian and sensible and encourages alexis to borrow more to stay in school which is what politicians keep proposing and then says. >> you already have so much stuff to pay. >> a lifetime to pay off debt, lifetime. there is nothing more important than your education. corn farmers are important. bribing them, offering subsidies, but that is another issue. back to college loans. the answer to growing student debt is to let the students pay less. >> moving toward a system that enables people to pay a percentage of their income as opposed to a set, flat payment sche

two congressional probes, john has to appear before the senate banking committee on tuesday and thene the house financial services committee later this month in the wake of that phoney ghost account scandal where the bank was setting up bank accounts for people, charging them for it and they never asked them for these things. it's become a huge issue. to the markets, one week ago at th exa timthe w wa ummeng 4 pois. what a week since then for wall street? up triple digits, and you see right now down about 96 points. september absolutely live to go reputation as the choppiest month of the year. where were stocks in your portfolio today? major indices on track to end the week on the green. that could all change in the next, let's call 56 minutes. be sure to stay with me as we track every single move and tick on wall energy, it is the worst performing sector in s&p 500. crude oil actually took a nose dive to a 5-week low today, we can look at the price right now, i want to tell you that the worst point of today, we had crude at 42.74. right now you can see the energy names that are pull

. >> john: you're right, the radar is very thunderstorm watch has been posted for areas to our north. milwaukee county, waukesha county, jefferson, not under that watch. it runs till 1:00 in the morning for dodge, washington, fond du lac counties, towards green bay, it extends in that direction, and out towards the wisconsin dells. let's check that radar now. let's get in close with the radar. you can see that we had a cluster of pretty big thunderstorms move out over the lake. now a couple isolated showers around dane, columbia, dodge county. these are moving to the east/northeast. more showers redeveloping right here over sheboygan county. and as we stop the radar, you'll see that these are spotty right now. the bigger storms out over lake michigan, as we pull out, show you the whole state, this is the boundary line of the strong to severe storms right now. you see severe thunderstorm warnings just southwest of green bay, and extending back all the way to lacrosse, where big thunderstorms are moving in, out of minnesota into part of the state. and not only do we have a severe thunde

john: thank you. the love go video series has five parts. e main characters 1st meet wind of collides with alexis and a college hallway. john: yes, andyes, and at this time she is so deep in college loan debt, notices are withdrawal forms. >> can i have those back. >> student withdrawal form, are you dropping out? >> i don't know, maybe. i am already 15 grandon dead. >> that is what loans are for. john: at this point the video introduces the new character who we referred to before libertarian and sensible and encourages alexis to borrow more to stay in school which is what politicians keep proposing and then says. >> you already have so much stuff to pay. >> a lifetime to pay off debt, lifetime. there is nothing more important than your education. corn farmers are important. bribing them, offering subsidies, but that is another issue. back to college loans. the answer to growing student debt is to let the students pay less. >> moving toward a system that enables people to pay a percentage of their income as opposed to a set, flat payment sche

ravens with them on the browns tried to add a late touchdown to john intelligent has more from the stadium. let's face the facts the third 20-nothing lives of us.ere we're going to build your foot on the gas. it doesn't get any easier forf the browns the next twoo weeks n the river with a day in miami browns could be starting at different quarterback for the third times as many weeks against miami next week here's wrapped up by the ravensmi and later returned to finish the day 20 and 33.tu everything was going great. honoring ackley playing great a statute and honor of jim brown though water boy who was taken off the sidelines suited up in welcome to monday. both are you. too bad we didn't have something to celebrate in terms of overall win. dhing a little bit of reduced

how well has clinton executed her donald disqualification plan over the course of this week. john: it has been a mixed week for her, obviously. but the fact that trump university is being litigated, the charities are, they want to make transparency a big issue. that is now being litigated. the attorney general of new york is investigating. news into that. i think reporters are now more receptive to hearing that message than they were a few months ago. mark: i agree. i would say the two things i would be worried about. one is, trump gives them so much to talk about. even if they have thematic connective tissues it's very hard to break through. the other thing is, trump is a street fighter. trump relishes going toe to toe. that game plays to his strength. she has been doing the psalmist every day, and in the time they have been doing it, trump has caught up. john: the reality is, there is a lot of smoke right now around the foundation, around the university. when we come back, the numbers that are suddenly surprisingly bullish on donald trump's chances. ♪ john: we like to say around

john: this summer has resented -- presented an election season of unprecedented events. rite moments from the past few months -- that is up next. ♪ john: over the course of this past summer we have heard a lot of different voices from politics, media, and culture. here are some of our favorite moments from this past couple of months. there are an incredible array of good stories in this book. what is the most relevant story in the book to understanding what is happening in 2016? >> you have to go to wallace in 1968. just because wallace tapped into the anger with regular blue-collar workers and the elite and got to the crux of it, which is the fancy pants elite makes all of these decisions that you pay for and where not -- and we are not going to stand for it anymore. i feel like that is a very similar sentiment. then you get the idea that wallace -- the voters always said, he speaks his mind. there is the sense that wallace said something other people weren't. mark: the first presidential candidate i covered was bill clinton. and i thought, wow, presidential candidates a

john: it has to be a two-pronged thing. has to talk about her college affordability plan, making people aware that she and sanders for a key issue for a lot of millennials are really joined at the hip. that is on the positive side. some of this raising the stakes of the election and making clear for millennials that they have skin in the game and things could be worse from the democratic point of view if trump wins will be part of the message, but it cannot be all of it. mark: from the millennials i have talked to who were wildly enthusiastic about sanders -- he was a different thing. they did not like him because he was a democrat. they did not like him because he was a politician. they do not like him because they had long followed his career. they like his authenticity and passion and antiestablishment sensibility. getting them to vote for clinton will be difficult. if they were forced to vote, i think a lot of them would give up johnson and stein, but the current state of affairs, i think this could be the key thing in

. >> reporter: officer john has seen the opiod crisis firsthand in the streets of akron. >> unfortunately, that's a sad state of affairs that we're in right now. >>po something about it. he saved a man's life with a narcan kit. >> officer seiler ran down and grabbed the narcan kit and, um, handed it off and, you know, administered the narcan. >> reporter: akron police responsibled to two separate calls that very day and both victims had suspected overdoses. >> i think when you have the ability to do something to give them something, um, that's pretty much effortless for us police began training officers on how to use narcan. there are 35 patrol cars carrying the kit. >> when we use them, we can get them replenished by summit county public health so they will be replenished, as long as the grant is available in summit county the police department will the have access to these. >> reporter: every patrol car will have kits and officers will be trained. it's not a matter of if they will use it but when. >> yes, we probably lend up using it again ultimately, you know, if we -- if we can save p

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do i think this is a problem, john. he has made extraordinarily off the cuff remarks such as john mccain was no war hero. the wall street journal today put out an interesting story saying that 79% of undecided independent voters, what we use to call swing voters, have a negative opinion of both hillary clinton and donald trump. that's an extraordinary number. john: so they're tied? >> 79% unfavorable among independents. for hillary, this is a big problem, she's a known quantity, this people know she was secretary of state for four years, they know what her record was and still have high disfavorable opinion of her. so i think donald trump is the one who has some room to grow over the next two months. now, the question is what will his temperament be over that 2-month period because there's no question they are going to dump these ads quoting donald trump back to himself trying to make these undecided independent voters uncomfortable about mr. trump. the burden is on him to disprove that. john: we just heard hillary clinton in

has a connection for bias. they have been faced with no action. he is the man of action. johnruly political question again, can you explain what possible political rationale donald trump has about speaking kindly about vladimir putin over and over again? >> yes, i can. although i don't confer with the campaign. brilliant, really, really brilliant. she has escalated his maturation rate. he thinks he is not complementing vladimir putin, he thinks he is attacking president obama. he sees everything a little different. john: that is a psychological rationale, not a political one. there is no one around him who thinks it is in his local interest to speak positively about vladimir putin. >> i don't disagree with that, but again, we think like we think. we are not thinking like the people who will end up voting for him. they think we are all nuts. and they do think the essence of what he's saying is true. there are two completely different systems, the system that he disavowed. i wouldn't say it, i think it is a distraction. but a distraction for trump can have been negative. mark: y

chief meteorologist john malan joins matthew has strengthened to a category three hurricane in the central ca-ribbean sea. making its trek throughout the ca-ribbean... this hurricane continues to intensify and may grow even stronger this weekend. yesterdamatthew became the fifth hurricane of the 20-16 atlantic hurricane season. potential impacts for the u-s next week remains unclear. a federal judge has ordered the state to investigate whether transportation officials have been denying people temporary photo identification to vote.u.s. district judge james peterson issued the order today. peterson in july ordered the state to quickly issue credentials valid for voting to anyone trying to obtain a free photo i-d but lack documents such as birth certificates. the order requires the state to investigate the allegations and report back to him by theifirst debate under their belts. now it's time for their running mates to square off. tim kaine and mike pence will debate next week at longwood university in farmvill, virginia. the debate will air tuesday night and you can watch it here on today's

he said, john has something to tell you.ean told us that this same group had broken into the office of ellsberg's psychiatrist. he says, oh, your jaw just dropped beneath the floor. >> in 1971 daniel ellsberg had been a defense consultant, decided that the war was wrong and so he took this vast volume of secret papers and he leaked it to the "new york times." >> i felt, as an american citizen, i could no longer cooperate in concealing this information from the american people. >> names on paper never mentioned the name richard nixon, but its leak drove richard nixon nuts. >> i think it is time in this country to quit making national heroes out of those who steal secrets and publish them in the newspapers. >> this is a product of the president's paranoia about his ability to control his own government. >> they actually broke into the psychiatrist's office of ellsberg. now, come on! somebody's psychiatrist's office files are raided by people who are commissioned by the white house? >> it's one thing to disclose breaking into t