john henry where it all occurred. and he has this report. >> reporter: hello, i'm here at atlantic and southeast, not far away from where the shooting occurred. this is the engine 33 company fire house. the shooting happened about two blocks away on 3rd and atlantic around 11:00 last night. we're told two people were shot, one was a security guard. a 29-year-old according to police. police say he was heading back to his job site in a car when he was shot. williams then drove to this fire house where i am. according to firefighters here, a woman who was in the car with him then knocked on the door. the woman got out of the car and he collapsed. emergency crews were able to get him to the hospital where he later died. we talked to numerous people in the area, some of whom heard the gunshots. they told us they're tired of the violence in the area. face not been shown for her safety. >> yeah, we hear shots all the time. there's been a lot around here lately. >> kids coming from school, and they have been out here shooting

with the latest from prince william county, john henry, wusa9. >>> prince william county police also got a report about a suspicious car being in the neighborhood around the time of the shooting. that has not been enough to bring somebody to justice in the case. >>> the dreams of 35,000 students have been squashed. one of the largest for-profit colleges just went out of business. itt tech is closing its 137 locations including the one in chantilly, virginia. students received an email from the school today explaining new sanctions by the department of education. the school was blocked from enrolling new students who rely on federal loans and grants. it is the latest blow to the institution that lost its accreditation due to fraud allegations, classes were supposed to start next monday. >> a 19-year-old single mother trying to get a degree out of this and they filled them the most. i feel bad for them. >> itt tech says some students with federal loans can be eligible to have the loans forgiven. >>> military is the topic of the day on the campaign trail. both candidates working for vot

from the national mall, john henry. >> that's awesome. local community comes together, in support of a little girl fighting a tough battle. >> we'll take to you port richmond where people gathered for a prayer block party for a young cancer patient. >> stay with us. >>> the community comes together in support after young girl fighting cancer over the weekend. >> family, friends, complete strangers showed up to the prayer block party sunday, their goal was to raise money for seven year old fill mean a, two weeks ago, she was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, hundreds prayed for a miracle. >> i mean, we could all feel the pain. see all of the people here. we're all, all affected by it. you know, all family, all parents. i mean, it is like one of our own. >> volunteers have been able to raise at least $20,000 for little fill mean a. >> well, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", if you are thinking every selling your home, tips to make it more appealing for buyers including special advice for pet owners. plus little

john henry is live in ocean city tonight. how big of a concern is this flooding? >> reporter: right now crews are looking and now they are on standby to make sure that nothing happens overnight. they could put anyone into danger. but as you're saying that the high tide is going on right now and the ocean is up and a lot of eyes are staring back at them. beach goers were let down on saturday when hermine stopped them from swimming in the water. but on sunday, new possibilities. the gave the go ahead to families like this one to enter the water. >> i like the ocean. >> and i really do enjoy the beaches, like it is my favorite place to be. >> reporter: they have vacationed in ocean city with their extended family for more than two decades. if they stuck out the storm they might just have an opportunity to enjoy the beach. >> i said to my husband robbie and my grandkids. i said we're not leaving, we're going to man bishop. >> reporter: the beach patrol let people into the water from their knees. the currents are bad right now and bad moving along the shore. we're not

attorney john henry brown says his client will work for him. while his antics have been the focus of books and blogs, he has a hollywood movie deal in the works. his crimes are not amusing to the sheriff, mark brown. >> that's the part that irritates me the most, he was somehow made into this cult hero that portrayed sort of a dark life o >> reporter: in coopville, jennifer sullivan. >> quite a spree back in 2010 when he -- everybody was searching for him. harris moore has a hefty amount of restitution ahead of him. >> that's right. hard for law enforcement in all of this is that he did become somewhat a media sensation in the midst of all of this. 20th century fox is making a movie about him, though, the $1 million he was paid for the movie just went to his victims. years old, and who will play him? >> oh, good question. >> a big question. >>> coming up, what's worse than an infestation of cockroaches in your home? >> how about these guys? >> what? >> that's right. we will meet the brave men who are making homes safe in arizona one scorpion at

it is really a problem. >> that was john henry reporting. the faa wants to hear from you about this plan. it plans to hold meetings next week. we will have all the information on the wusa 9 app. >>> right now in florida, nasa is embanking on a billion dollars mission. we have a a live look. blasting off into space seconds ago. the next stop is a space rock. nasa believes the asteroid is made up of the same raw materials that built the sun and the planets and it is a on the list of a hazardous asteroid. that means it could one day collide with earth. they will bring samples back to earth. the mission will take 7 years. >>> a shocking stat. 20% of the 960 inmates in jail are mentally ill. jails are facing a similar crisis across the country. he is one of the mentally ill honor roll student. he has been locked up since january. >> he is a human being. how inhumane can people be to warehouse a mentally ill individual. it can't happen. >> only on 9 tonight at 11:00 p.m. we will show you one local family's struggle with mentally ill and how jailer

hejust clched the er owner john henry and friends celebrating in the owners' box on the road at yankee stadium after catching the score from ston goes from worst to s first in the division for the second time in five years. a baseball rarity in pittsburgh.1st baseman john jaso comes to the plate in the bottom of the 7th looking for the cycle.... all he needs is a triple, the hardest hit to ceer that jams undthe bottom of the padding on the outfield wall, on the fly.that means jaso achieves that means so athe rare "cycle".... a single, uble, with scattered rain showers in the morning , then sunny with gusty winds and highs remaining near 60. overght has been partly cloudy, windy and cool with lows in the mid 50s, and ne winds gusty to 30 h kept us warmer than the past 2 mornings. today will have plenty of sun, a few clouds, and highs in the mid to upper 60s (normal) with a ne wind gusting to 30 mph. there is a shower in the evening, and a better overnight with lows in t cloudy and windy with highs in the low 60s ?pand scattered ows with highs in the upper 60s. more news now -culinary wo

our john henry is live there on the board walk, looking behind you, i can see the wind moving a little bit, you have company on the beach. >> reporter: there is people on the beach. you won't find anyone on the water because of the strong currents we were talking about a minute agoment people are trying to enjoy themselves here in ocean city, as the winds become stronger and the clouds a little more gray. this afternoon, people in ocean city are making due with what they have, this is not how they thought the labor day weekend would turn out, many figure a few more hours of fun they can have in the sand. >> we love the beach, the beach is fantastic. >> reporter: from new jersey, planed the trip a month ago. they planned to stick it out indoors until the storm passesment not everyone has been as brave, some say the crowds are smaller than normal. >> just come and walk the board walk and enjoy the crowds, i like it when there are more people here. >> reporter: emergency officials want everyone to use caution, the worster county sheriff's office warn the winds could damage roofs, porches

. >> john henry is at the beach. the calm before the storm, right john? >> reporter: yeah, there were couldn't spend time in the sun this weekend on the beach. there were a lot of people who made sure to spend the most of their time outside before the storm hits this weekend. take a look, you can see there are people out there, just a few hours ago. you notice, tho one was in the water -- no one was in the water due to concerns over the rip current. the worster county sheriff's office is urging the public to use a lot of caution, the flooding could bring surf over roads and cause damage to property. a resident told us he will not be taking any risks. >> what you got to do is stay prepared. you stay prepared and hope for the best without trying to be an alarmist. >> reporter: now, i talked to the police department an hour and a half ago, there hasn't been a final decision as to when they are going to close down the beach or if they are going to close down the beach. i have been checking the radar on our wusa9 app, the rain away from here. that decision cou

john henry is live on the coast and, john, look at the wind out there, all thing considered not too bad of a day. >> reporter: yeah. besides the wind actually it was a great day here, plenty of sunshine, great temperatures. a lot of people took advantage of it on the beach here as well. as a matter of fact, they were allowed in the water for the first time since friday. after days of anticipating a washout tourists in ocean city finally got to enjoy a bright sunny day on the beach. thousands of people lined the coast as hermine loosened its grip >> we didn't get to get out here yesterday. we were determined today regardless we were sitting out here on the water. >> reporter: the brown family made sure to enjoy the day, too while the strong tropical weather left them in awe saturday. the calmer wind sunday made it possible for them to play some football in the sand. >> oh, this is great. couldn't wait for the sun to come out, came down on friday with expectations of getting through it and we got through it, thank god for it. >> reporter: others close to enter the water. the ocean city be

john henry celebrating in the stands. you might have been doing the same at home. while they're happy tonight, the good news came with a little bit of a twist. >> the sox needed some help to >> the red sox clinching the a.l. east title at yankee stadium going from worst to first. the celebration starting early when they got word of baltimore's comeback win over the blue jays. it was a good thing the orioless came through in toronto because the yankees rained on their arch virals parade. the red s resulting in a subdued celebration in the red sox dug out. but that ramped up in the clubhouse after john farl stressed that one bad inning can't take away from what they've accomplished up to this point which is quite an accomplishment. the sox still have something to play for as they compete with the texas rangers for the best record in the american league and home field throughout the responding to someone injured and in the woods and it's in the area of route 18 and route 3. firefighters helped get that person out of the woods and right now police are searching the are

it appears there's less people here this year than there were at john henry, wusa 9. >>> now would be a great time to download the wusa 9 app. we will help you plan out your holiday weekend. we have radar storm tracking, and the latest watches and, was, and things are constantly updated 24/7. >>> in the district we know the names of both people shot yesterday, blocks for anacosia high school southeast. 17-year-old kevin anthony jackson was killed. there's some confusion if he was enrolled at anacosia high, but several staff members and students said he just started his junior year. carlos amadara is expected to recover, and police are looking for the shooter. >>> police are in southeast on the scene of another shooting tonight, and this one is in the 5100 block of h street, a man there rushed to an area hospital, and we don't know his condition at this hour, and we don't know who attack. >>> to montgomery county now, a trial has been set for alalia adel. the 62-year-old federal protective service officer is accused of killing his estranged wife and two other people and wounding three

. >> john henry brown is a seattle based criminal defense lawyer.e says he has seen how the trust they build -- >> i appreciate your help on it. >> -- gives gail and denny leverage throughout the court system. >> they can also get somebody out of jail faster than i can, faster than a judge can. >> given the premium they put on trust, it's no surprise they turn away many more clients than they accept. >> probably out of every person that would call, eight people that call in, we'll write one bond out of those eight people. >> i need to fill you in after you left the courtroom. >> they say they never even read the police reports about the people they bond. >> of my 15 years in this business i read one police report. i don't need to know the allegations. i know what they are. my wife doesn't read police reports either. >> we don't invite them to our homes. it's a business. as a small business owner you keep it adds a business and it will take care of you. >> trust is a big part of rick russen's business as well. the owner of coast to coast computer pro

attorney john henry brown says his client will work for him. while his antics have been the focus of books and blogs, he has a hollywood movie deal in the works. his crimes are not amusing to the sheriff, mark brown. >> that's the part that irritates me the somehow made into this cult hero that portrayed sort of a dark life of crime. >> reporter: in coopville, jennifer sullivan. >> quite a spree back in 2010 when he -- everybody was searching for him. harris moore has a hefty amount of restitution ahead of him. >> that's right. hard for law enforcement in all of this is that he did become somewhat a media sensation in the midst of all of this. 20th century fox is making a movie about him, though, the $1 movie just went to his victims. >> so he won't be getting that, but he's in work release, 25 years old, and who will play him? >> oh, good question. >> a big question. >>> coming up, what's worse than an infestation of cockroaches in your home? >> how about these guys? >> what? >> that's right. we will meet the brave men who are making homes saf

john henry talked to some of them. a lot of people still have questions about how it's going to work. >> that's right, specifically how districts will be able to fit in the 180 days of class required before the governor's mandated end date in 2017 of june 15th. >> reporter: inside abcs store the governor's plan for maryland schools is getting a lot of discussion. isabella graduated a few months ago and hates that she didn't get to take advantage of the calendar switch in high school. >> i like it because i feel like it gives me more time to prepare prepare. >> reporter: this teacher and parent likes the idea of starting later than labor day. she has one question, how will schools pull it off? >> that part i cannot answer. i don't know. that's tricky. >> reporter: schools are scheduled to start in the 21st of august, 2017 but if they were to start september 5 the district would likely have to hold classes during days students were originally supposed to have off like those for parent teacher conferences or part of sprin

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john, henry is going to stick around for the morning. >> as we head to break, a look at where we aree markets. see the s&p down about a third of 1% there. all the broader markets in the red. we're going to get back, by the way, to the markets and specifically to apple and the new products that were announced yesterday. a lot more ahead on "squawk on the street." what would you do if you were elected about aleppo no. >> about? >> aleppo. >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. some things are sily imssible to ignore. the strikingly designed les nx tbo and hrid. e v ates to goeyd utility. this is the pursuit of perfection. day, im lping people wk bett... analso feel beer. this is the pursuit of perfection. i am hpingospitals persalize eatments usinbiions of ta point to predi the highsnd ls diabetes, hours in advance. use biomarkata to boost the performance of athletes. hello, my me is watson. woing together, we n ttnknything. >>> welcome back. still reacting to the news from apple. shares of the company are down today. apple this morning was the worst performing dow component hopi

catherina henry-robinson john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c.ert hermer norberto hernandez raul hernandez >> and on behalf of our family, firefighter salvatore. today for the 15th time, we mourn the loss of you. we stand united to commemorate the bravery that was displayed on one of the worst days in american history. we love and miss you dearly, and your memory will live on inside of our hearts always.today, we honor and remember all the following , and pray for the end of violence and terrorism.may god bless america . [applause] and my nana, barbara a shaw, who was killed when i was just two years old, and never got to meet my younger brother. i plan on honoring her by serving our country, just like my mom honors her through her cooking. we love you, and we miss you. [applause] >> gary herold jeffrey alan hersch thomas j. hetzel leon bernard heyward mc sundance brian christopher hickey enemencio dario hidalgo cedeÑo timothy brian higgins robert d. w. higley ii todd russell hill clara victorine hinds neal o. hinds mark hindy katsuyuki hirai hea

he is not a john re john rockef, henry ford, steve jobs or mark zuckerberg. he's essentially a p.t. barnum, and there's a real skill and street smart approach he has around keeping himself in the public eye,e keeping a certain perception about who he is front and center with the media, with his political opponents, and with voters. but the reality is there is -- there is a very wizard of oz truth about a lot of the things surrounding donald trump, that when you just look at the fact pattern around his track recordo as a business person and pull the curtain back, you know, there's a guy there businessly spinning the wheel and myth making. >> brangham: tim o'brien and marc fisher, thank you both very much for being here. >> thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us,dr coming up on the newshour: a poet trying to change the face of scotland. and a boy's struggle to read transformed into a passion for children's picture books. but first, a different take on the fallout from trading, and particularly with china.in that issue has been, of course, one of the major ones we've heard about througho

john calhoun said about henry clay, i don't like clay. he is a bad man, an imposter, a creator of wicked schemes. i wouldn't speak to him, but, by god i love him. [laughter]. that's the way it really ought to be. but you know, you were asking about what happened here. i think both parties have missed where the american people are. i missed it. this is, it is amazed me. are we really this socialistic now? i'm not directing that critically. it's a democratic party. it is a lot of us. and you know, what has happened to the republican party? i think both parties have not been listening. i think democratic party had not been listening to movement to the left. bernie sanders talked, tapped into it. he did it. give him credit. he did a heck of a job. i never heard him give a speech in the senate like i heard ones that he gave. i asked a lot of rank-and-file blue-collar working people, by the way, my dad was pipe fitter union member in the shipyard. my mother was a school teacher. i talk to people now, what is going on, both parties missed on wha

catherina henry-robinson john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c.berto hernandez raul hernandez >> and on behalf of our family firefighter salvatore. today for the 15th time, we mourn the loss of you. we stand united to commemorate the bravery that was displayed on one of the worst days in american history. we love and miss you dearly, and your memory will live on inside of our hearts always. today, we honor and remember all the fallen and pray for the end of violence and terrorism. may god bless america. [applause] >> and my nana, barbara a shaw who was killed when i was just two years old, and never got to meet my younger brother. i plan on honoring her by serving our country, just like my mom honors her through her cooking. we love you, and we miss you. [applause] >> gary herold jeffrey alan hersch thomas j. hetzel leon bernard heyward mc sundance brian christopher hickey enemencio dario hidalgo cedeÑo timothy brian higgins robert d. w. higley ii todd russell hill clara victorine hinds neal o. hinds mark hindy katsuyuki hirai heather malia ho tar

henry is there live. >> district attorney john chisholm will review the doj's report and decide whether to file criminal charges against the officer in this case. police say the officer shot sylville smith august 13 because he refused to drop a gun while running from a traffic stop. violent protests soon erupted in that sherman park neighborhood and the attorney general said , the violence forced his officers to wear body armor to collect evidence at the scene. the doj says there are two body camera videos of the incident, including one from the officer who opened fire, but it won't release video or witness it will only release the video and reports if the d.a. does not issue criminal charges or when he determines they can be released. the d.a. tells 12 news "our office will begin the review of this matter, conduct any follow up investigation we deem appropriate and necessary, and consult with the family of mr. smith in order to make a decision as soon as practicable." so again this case is now in the , hands of the district attorney . you'll remember it took the d.a. more than four months to make a dec

. >> as ktvu's crime reporter henry lee tells us they're not going after the prostitutes. the new web page is designed to shame the johns website is called reportjohn.org. people cano go on-line to report possible prostitution activity in oakland. you can post pictures of what's going on and where, provide a license plate, and a description of the people involved. that information then goes to the oakland police department which sends warning letters to the registered owners of the cars as officers have already been doing for several years. the letters advise that their cars were spotted in an area known for human trafficking and prostitution activity. >> it does not result in a criminal charge or a conviction. but we believe that exposure and shame can be just as effective. >> reporter: the new program comes as oakland mayor libby schaaf is dealing with a sex exploitation scandal involving officers in her police department and a self proclaimed teenage sex worker. the mayor says she wants anyone involved in sex trafficking to be put on notice. >> this empowers the community to take action themselves. >> reporter: but o

in the top left there, that's henry clay of kentucky. lower left is john quincy adams of massachusetts. top right is william crawford of georgia. and lower right is the very mean and ornery john c. calhoun from south carolina. these are four of the most powerful politicians in the country, and andrew jackson. now, the kicker is this. each one of these four folks had a regional base of support. clay had some in the frontier and west. quincy adams in the north. crawford in the south. calhoun realizes in this crowded field with him having to sprit his base of support, he's not going to win. so calhoun withdraws from the race and declares himself for the vizce presidency. he thinks these four will beat one another up, i'll be the vice president and i'll win in the next election and be president. it was a doozy of an election. it was a brawl. a knockdown, dragout with rachel the whore being one of the main campaign issues, just bitter and ugly. anytime anybody said that to jackson, he was ready to duel and fight with newspaper editors, his opponents and so fort

john c. calhoun said about henry clay, i don't like clay, he's a bad man, an imposter, a creator of wicked schemes. i wouldn't speak to him but, my god, i love him. [laughter] that's the way it really a ought to be. you know? [laughter] you were asking about what happened here. i think both parties have missed where the american people are. i missed it. this is, you know, it's amazed me are we really this socialistic now? and i'm not directing that critically at the democratic party. i mean, it's a lot of us. and in, and what has happened to the republican party. i think both parties have not been listening. i think democratic party had not been listening to the movement to the left. bernie sanders tapped into it. i mean, he did it. give him credit, he did a heck of a job are. i never heard him give a speech in the senate like i heard some of the ones he gave. and i've asked a lot of rank and file, blue collar working people -- and, by the way, that's my background. my dad was a union member in the shipyard, my mother a schoolteacher, so i talk to people now and say what's going on. both parties h

henry wingler, from mr. robot, actress, grace gummer. music from jon bellion. featuring the 8g band with john bruster. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] it is so good to be back. let's get to the news. the olympics wrapped up over the weekend with the united states coming out on top in all medal counts. idiots. [ laughter and applause ] speedo has ended its sponsorship deal with ryan lochte. following the mission that he lied about being robbed at gunpoint. because you know speedo doesn't want to be involved with anyone who tries to hide stuff. [ light laughter ] that's what you call off brand. speedo has revoked their sponsorship of swimmer ryan lochte, and according to him, they did it at gunpoint. [ light laughter ] we missed the olympics because we were on hiatus. but we do want to get you caught up on everything that happened. so, here with an olympic wrap-up is one of our writers amber russin in a segment we call, "amber says what.

condolences to jimmy's wife, kathy, his son, james, along with their dear friends, joanna -- joanne, henry, john and paul, all of whom have joined us here today. we're honored by your presence. law enforcement community, the hudson valley and new york has lost one of its finest. mr. maloney: he'll be sorely missed. the beauty of jimmy's life can be summed up by this. he loved his family. beyond all -- beyond all measure. gave all to his family and community. was the most humble and decent man anyone can say they ever knew. his absence is a chasm that we will never fill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan, for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to thank starbucks and their new program called the series for recognizing baldwin community schools and baldwin -- and the baldwin promise. the series was created by st

between the ring of confederate leaders and slaveholding chief justice john marshall and slaveholding revolutionary patrick henry in this old house chamber. and those black convention members in the aftermath of confederate surrender. is af those marble busts political enemy of william mahone and his readjustor party is lee's nephew, part of the active funders which were virginia's democrats in the late 1870's and 1880's. therefore there is no happiness of fitzhugh lee that there are black members of the general assembly sitting in the old senate chamber, and in the old house chamber. i just thought of this today. it is funny and it's a powerpoint presentation tatian to -- presentation to put into a powerpoint presentation. [laughter] also is chimberazo parks. he was a confederate hospital in the fall of 1861 and april 1865. that is the only history that people immediately recognize about the civil war. 1901, the st., louis republished that republic published an article. it inform the readers there was only one remaining building in the hospital. it was occupied as it had been for many years by "old servant brax

i think they suffered from the same problem that massachusetts general hospital did, johns hopkins, mayo clinic, henry ford, that they could not keep up with the changes that were needed across the organization. so they -- there was -- there are now 130 versions of that electronic medical record across the system. and that has fallen behind in its capabilities and also has not added the sort of capabilities that you now see commercially available. this is -- it is time to do the same thing that many other organizations have done and abandon the homemade project simply because there's not enough i.t. expertise within the organization to keep updating it. >> right. well, i want to just echo what every member of this committee has said, which is to thank both of you for really your herculean efforts. my hope is that all of us here are going to be able to see the wisdom of your report and begin to implement it in a way that is not partisan at all because the bottom line is, giving the kind of health care to men and women who serve this country that they deserve. thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairma

i think they suffered from the same problem that massachusetts general hospital did, johns hopkins, mayo clinic, henry ford, that they could not keep up with the changes that were needed across the organization. so they -- there was -- there are now 130 versions of that electronic medical record across the system. and that has fallen behind in its capabilities and also has not added the sort of capabilities that you now see commercially available. this is -- it is time to do the same thing that many other organizations have done and abandon the homemade project simply because there's not enough i.t. expertise within the organization to keep updating it. >> right. well, i want to just echo what every member of this committee has said, which is to thank both of you for really your herculean efforts. my hope is that all of us here are going to be able to see the wisdom of your report and begin to implement it in a way that is not partisan at all because the bottom line is, giving the kind of health care to men and women who serve this country that they deserve. thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairma

i think they suffered from the same problem that massachusetts general hospital did, johns hopkins, mayo clinic, henry ford, that they could not keep up with the changes that were needed across the organization. so they -- there was -- there are now 130 versions of that electronic medical record across the system. and that has fallen behind in its capabilities and also has not added the sort of capabilities that you now see commercially available. this is -- it is time to do the same thing that many other organizations have done and abandon the homemade project simply because there's not enough i.t. expertise within the organization to keep updating it. >> right. well, i want to just echo what every member of this committee has said, which is to thank both of you for really your herculean efforts. my hope is that all of us here are going to be able to see the wisdom of your report and begin to implement it in a way that is not partisan at all because the bottom line is, giving the kind of health care to men and women who serve this country that they deserve. thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairma

different about this and why, it's good that henry did was he was pointing out how they made it personal, based on them. >> that takes it to a different john kerry and obama and mccain willis got criticized but never about me. they made its about>> you get blowback when you figure again the same number of complaints i know i'm doing a good job. >> >>> election day decisions about the minimum wage law. ohio loses six days of early voting. a quick recap of ne upcoming elections. first, a cleveland council a quick recap. cleveland council decision, cleveland voters will decide if voters -- workers in the city should get a higher minimum wage. what he for 15 bucks an hour, it won't happen in november, will be based second in the hour. serving 2018 until 15 an hour after that, cost of living with the better part of. it allows to focus on school levy and rick before. other issues based in november. >> this city will do best in people do well. one of those things we need to do is ensure that people will be paid in ways that allow them to survive and thrive. on the way to $15 an hour minimum wage. >> voters know where near deciding during clevelan

henry melton, a veteran. at running back we about kapri bibbs and juwan and remember the 53 man roster on saturday and then the waiver guys are able. john elway might pick one or two there. >> reporter: things on saturday not set, but it gives us a good indication of what things might be like. >>> rockies have the night off, begin a series with the diamondbacks tomorrow. getting a heard and sweeping the los angeles dodgers when andrew toll belted a grand slam off ottavino. rockies lose the night cap 10- 8. >>> tonight's bobblehead birthday boy is former broncos star running back clinton portis who is 35 years old tonight. i have tried and tried to get those grass stains off his pants, cannot do it. >>> breaking news tonight, a life-threatening hurricane about to make landfall in florida. several states of emergency and concern stretching all the way into the northeast. >>> spacex explosion disaster caught on camera. a rocket blows up on the launchpad, destroying a major plan by facebook. what went wrong? >>> backlash. big fallout for donald trump from key supporters who say they were betrayed as trump calls for a major immigration crack

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henry wingler, from mr. robot, actress, grace gummer. music from jon bellion. featuring the 8g band with john bruster. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] it is so good to be back. let's get to the news. the olympics wrapped up over the weekend with the united states coming out on top in all medal counts.

henry wingler, from mr. robot, actress, grace gummer. music from jon bellion. featuring the 8g band with john bruster. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ]