kenneth: yes.hakespeare was fantastically comprehensive in where he went for all his, for all his stories. and also, he knew how to borrow, and he knew how to be inspired. when we did, alex and i, the cleopatra on radiant. there is a famous speech in her hert -- in there about sitting on the throat like a bloody stone. charlie: there is a comparison between the two. kenneth: the essential focus on the relationship between to come complicated people, a powerful man with a brilliant woman, and they have a balancing impact. but the bard speech in thomas north's lives of the ancient romans, etc., shakespeare pilfers fairly come intensively. -- comprehensively. he scattered his gatherings, but -- charlie: every writer steals a great writer steals a lot. kenneth: yeah, yeah. charlie: there is also this in terms of, when you there are , these soliloquies you have with lines, tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, did you approach those differently? i mean, did you have a mind about them that you wanted to, i

kenneth mouton, abc news. emily: that's really dramatic. cindy: if you go all the way back to the first of the year in boston, we had not had 20 inches of rain yet. an entire year. we have the opposite problem here, right? summertime meteorological he is june, july, and august. we have a couple months to go. if we do not get an inch of rain , it will be the driest summer on record. the least amount of rainfall we we stand at this level, pretty impressive stuff in the record books. really impressive rainfall around here. does not look like we will be seeing widespread rainfall anytime soon. we are watching this area of moisture, st. louis. this will be working our direction tomorro with some severe weather as well. these thunderstorms may pack a hunch. a marginal threat of severe thunderstorms and the primary concern is the humidity comes away up again and there will be heavy rainfall. also lightning, just like we saw over the weekend. and the potential for damaging tomorrow particularly during the afternoon and evening. blue skies, clouds s

kenneth: we have seen. even republican women who went overwhelmingly for mitt romney, and he still lost fairly big, are turning away from donald trump. that is a potentially very serious development. laura: we have 90 days to go in this long campaign. the three presidential debates , the televised debates, that will be the next moment in the public gets to look at these two close up. how important are they going to be? kenneth: extremely important. when you hear donald trump already answering gamesmanship around whether he will accept the terms of the debate, that is eye-opening. it seems less likely that he will back out of a debate and more likely that he is trying to build some drama and maybe get a concession from the presidential commission on debates. he has performed very well in debates. those were surprisingly beneficial to him during the primary election. i think he wants to get into those debates, particularly the way things are heading now, to try to reset the election. laura: usually in u.s. el

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kenneth: stephen bannon was hired as ceo. chairman paul manafort is still on the job amid a barrage of negative stories about his past. the latest, the associated reports that he helped a pro-russian political group in aprilme secretly route -- russian political group in ukraine. camerump campaign shakeup hours after he made a direct appeal to black voters. i am asking for the vote of every african american citizen struggling in our country today who future. kenneth: trump, who has declined to speak at naacp and urban league event's, made the comments in front of an all-white crowd. a stark contrast to hillary clinton, who rallied in the predominantly black community of west philadelphia. the fbi also recover thousands of clinton's deleted e-mails. the state department says those work-related e-mails will be made public, and we should get a possible release date next week. reporting in northwest, kenneth mouton, abc 7 news. jummy: abc 7 wants to connect you with the candidates. e-mail us at your voice at wjla.com. new at noon

kenneth mouton has more. kenneth: donald trump's campaign chairman paul manafort is out of a job. under scrutiny for alleged payments you may receive while representing a pro-russian ukrainian leader. he denies wrongdoing. mr. trump: sometimes in the heat of debate, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong things. i have done that. kenneth: the brash, tell it like it is republican speaking, but not issuing as specific apology. the candidate trying to strike a more presidential look. and this may be the person behind it. >> i hope everyone has criticized him at some david, for being insensitive or mocking someone, shows some recognition and forgiveness. kenneth: the hillary clinton camp launched harsh criticism, calling it an act. the chump campaign put out its first out of the general election, a $4.8 million ad by that will run in four states. a change in policy that the clinton foundation will no longer accept foreign contributions of she becomes president. >> say it ain't so, cindy. >> it's a really nice weekend. cindy: i know, i know. hey, but we have great weathe

kenneth mouton has the latest from the campaign trail. kenneth: donald trump's so proclaimed extreme immigration plan to defend against terrorism. >> time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we face today. i call it extreme vet proposal to give a test to people coming from known terror zones is getting criticism. trump expanding his temporary ban on foreign muslims to include entire regions. >> only those who we expect to flourish in our country and to embrace a tolerant american society should be issued visas. kenneth: constitutional lawyers say it is legal but the use of the supreme court would likely step into limit trumps plan. hillary clinton's campaign released a video and called trumps plan a cynical ploy to escape scrutiny of his outrageous proposal to ban an entire religion. joe biden spending his first day on the campaign trail with clinton pounced to read >> trumps ideas are not only profoundly wrong, they are dangerous and un-american. kenneth: clinton's super pac plto of virginia, colorado and pennsylva

kenneth shepard is still in jail on a $100,000 bond and will appear in court on september 22nd. we have reached out to the property manager to get an update to see if residents will be let back in. we have yet to hear back from them. >>> new details about a massive including three firefighters. a massive explosion levelled part of the building. adam may is on the scene there. >>> the massive explosion and fire lit up the night's sky in silver spring. the blast so powerful firefighters a mile away could feel it. >> i was sleeping and then i heard a boom and then my mom said wake up because there's a fire. the whole apartment shook. >> the exp building to collapse and sending debris across the street. >> people trapped are on the second and third floor. >> emergency crews used ladders to pull residents out of windows chls neighbors began rescuing people before firefighters arrived. rescue dogs searched for missing victims. two people are dead and others still unaccounted for. hospital with minor injuries. >>> those are lacerations and burns and orthopedic injuries. fire officials

but 80% chance i get out. >> kenneth jackson is also hoping for a change in environment.st of the last three years in the jail's confinement unit and he'd like to move to general population. >> i've been -- i'm trying to go back to population. i'm supposed to talk to -- they're supposed to talk to me about it today. today is the confinement meeting. >> each week a team of deputies discusses the possibility of moving confinement inmates back to general population. but sergeant sarah herman thinks that's unlikely in jackson's case. >> kenneth jackson is simply in confinement because he cannot cope in general population. he's more afraid of being in general pop with other inmates with a roommate, with a cellmate. because we've tried a couple times to get him to go to general population. he didn't last 24 hours. he did not feel safe. go put your clothes on. >> jackson's coping issues are not limited to general population. he recently cut himself in order to deal with the stress of living in confinement. >> the best way to relieve all the pressure, i cut on myself. i cut my ar

kenneth moton, abc news washington. at least 650 without power in high desert area of san bernardino county we're taking fire has spread 30- thousand acres. firefighters still at zero percent containment. here in the valley we're seeing and smelling the smoke... (ab-lib live pics) after the break... a man giving pokemon-go players another reason to catch 'em all... plus... how a popular meal claims to leave kids.... happy and fit! ((bryan)) we can all agree..... that the whole "pokemon go happy and fit! ((bryan)) we can all agree..... we can all agree..... that the who for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions.

kenneth moton, abc news washington. president obama is traveling to lake tahoe, nevada today to speak at the 20th annual lake tahoe summit. there he will highlight his commitmen he will also hear scientists' worries over water clarity and invasive species at the lake. tonight the president will travel to honolulu for another conservation conference. this trip comes as a hurricane warning is already in effect for the hawaiian island of oahu. president obama also commuted the prison sentences for 111 federal inmates, including two long called for phasing out strict sentences for nonviolent drug offenses. he calls it excessive punishment. the president commuted sentences for mark glidden of clear lake and kenneth mccoy of council bluffs. both had been serving time for either making or distributing methamphetam ine. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this plan on a great day in all areas. highs will drop into the upper 70s today wind will generall

kenneth moton is following the latest developments.d morning, kenneth. >> reporter: goo good morning, tamala. millions of people felt this. >>> quake. right now in the hardest hit area the frantic searches continue because there are reports that voices can be heard under the rubble. italian natural disaster rescue crews are on the scene helping the injured searching for survivors in the aftermath of a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in central italy. overnight dark images started coming in of the damage. the quake hit while people were asleep 3:30 a.m. local town. the epicenter 100 miles north of rome which felt the tremor. eve lee and her family woke up to their beds shaking. >> first thing i did was panic wonder was going on. my husband told me it was an earthquake and not to panic. >> reporter: initial reports the hardest hit areas in and around amatrice where the death stole rising. most of the of the historic city has been destroyed and residents are buried under collapsed homes and building. the mayor simply said quote kuo the town isn'

kenneth moton, abc news washington. anchors adlib and toss to bryan let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan blue cut fire continues to burn within southern california. current acres burned is over smoke might billow into the valley in the morning creating unhealthy levels of air quality for the young, elderly, and folks with respiratory issues. if the smoke does settle in the valley early friday, it should be clear by the afternoon. weather on friday will be pretty typical for the date. high in las vegas will be at 103 with an early morning skies will remain sunny with a few clouds in the afternoon popping up. rain chances will be just to the east of town, mainly across the state line. winds will be fairly light through out the day. our rain chances will pick up again, though small, into the weekend with highs staying near this is due to cooler air moving in from the north and moisture developing out of the south. partly cloudy skies will be common saturday and sunday and by monday, rain cha

kenneth moton abc news washington. right now a criminal is on the summerlin subway at gunpoint overnight! metro tells us a person walked into the restaurant near charleston and town center... pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money. police say the robber got away with 200 to 300 dollars. the employee was not hurt. in your voice your vote this afternoon -- donald trump is laying out his plan for combating isis. we cannot let this evil continue......within our own countries. some of his proposals include countries with heavy terrorist footprints..where the u-s government cannot adequately vet visa applicants. on the democratic side -- hillary clinton is on the campaign trail as well. just hours ago joe biden joined her for the first time.. one particular comment... made the audienc friends should not let friends vote for donald trump coming up in our second half hour -- more on the race for president -- including what joe biden said about trump's speech. new at 3 -- the t-s-a says it's had a record-breaking week fo

kenneth moton, abc news washington. the vice presidential nominee... mike pence.... will be stumping for trump.... in southern nevada this week. the governor of indiana is scheduled to visit henderson.... on wednesday. he's holding a town hall... at the convention center.... that afternoon. it's free and open to the public. you can register to get tickets.... on trump's campaign website. family and friends are remembering the teenager killed here you can see the candles, balloons, and tributes to 19 year old juan manuel jimenez-lopez. police say late saturday night the teen was in the passenger seat of an s-u-v that crashed into a parked semi flat bed near lamb and cheyenne. lopez died at the scene. the 20-year-old driver was arrested for d-u-i. the victim's friends tell us he was doing donuts in the s-u-v before the crash. right now the search is on for a killer on the run-- who shot two people at the silver nugget casino. parking lot yesterday morning. there was some sort of a dispute.... and two men were shot and killed. police do not have any suspects in custody.

. >> reporter: and is using one kenneth craig. >>> beyonce came out the big winner at the mtv music awards and won 8 awards including video of the year. she performed for 16 minutes on stage at madison square garden and brought the mothers of trayvon martin eric brown on the stage. and britney was back performing after a 10 year hiatus dancing to the hit make me. also jimmy faln for his impression of ryan

abc's kenneth moton is closely following all the developments for us from washington. hillary clinton?arms out, welcoming that vp help on the nats clinton and vice president joe biden's scranton roots were on full display to reach those working class voters. clinton's father and biden were born in this blue collar

cbs' kenneth craig reports. natsmourners filled a mississippi church to honor two nuns who were brutally murdered. the women - both 68- year-old - served one of the state's poorest counties."it didn't matter if you were white or black they were colorblind - the sisters"the mass celebrating the lives of sisters paula merrill and margaret held came four days after police discovered the two health care workers fatally stabbed. both worked at a local clinic - and provided critical medical care to the community. these two women they weren't attracted to the allures of fame or money - but serving so far investigators have released little about 46 year old rodney sanders, the man they say confessed to the horrific crime. he is facing two counts of capital murder. sanders has served prison time in both iowa and mississippi for various crimes including armed robbery. one of the women's cars was stolen during the murders, but authorities say there were no signs of a break-in. despite their brutal deaths - the nuns' fellow

kenneth moton has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, donald trump is increasing attacks on hillary clinton's closest aide, huma abedin announced her split monday from disgraced former new york congressman anthony weiner caught up in yet another sexting scandal. >> she's married to a guy that is uncontrolled and uncontrollable. information. >> reporter: abedin released a statement saying after a long and painful consideration and work on my marriage, i have made the decision to separate from my husband. weiner is back in the tabloids after "the new york post" published raunchy pictures allegedly sent by weiner to a woman identified only as a 40 something divorcee and trump supporter. weiner resigned from congress in 2011 in embarrass many. he accidentally tweeted a lewd photo of himself. >> i'm here today again to apologize. >> reporter: the sexting allegations from several women piled up and abedin stayed by her husband's side. >> i love him. i have forgiven him. i believe in him. >> reporter: their marriage was featured in a documentary on weiner's scandal and his failed run for n

abc's kenneth moton has the details live from washington. kenneth. >> reporter: diane and kendis, mexico's president extended the invite to donald trump last week to sit down for a meeting. well, late yesterday trump confirmed in a tweet he's going to mexico city. this morning donald trump is heading south of the border, the same one where he plans to build that wall. >> we are also going to secure our border. >> reporter: overnight trump rallied in washington state, but today the man who climbed to the of mass deportations of mexicans -- >> they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> reporter: -- will meet privately with mexican president obama enrique pena nieto. nieto has been critical of trump comparing him to hitler and the promise to make mexico pay for the wall riled up mexican leaders like vicente fox on fusion. >> i'm not going to pay for that [ bleep ] wall. >> reporter: trump's visit is happening just hours before he travels to arizona to clarify his stance on immigration. a plan trump's son told cnn >> his policy has been the sam

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drivers have the right to deny a ride if kenneth is not going to let this stop him. >> i can't get scared. this is how i make my business. >> reporter: uber tells us they're thankful nobody was hurt. denver police have yet to release the identity of the suspect. >>> an update in the deaths of three girls who drowned in a pueblo swimming pool earlier this week. reports say the investigators still trying to figure out what led to the drowns. >>> people in sterling, colorado, shocked by the arrest of a former fire chief and his wife. curtis and hope vogue ler are accused of stealing more than $120,000 from the city of sterling between 2010 and 2015. he left sterling in april to take over as cheese of the fire department in eagle. an investigation in sterling records and missing firefighting equipment. >>> a cross-country jetblue flight finally arrived in sacramento california this morning, following a real scare in the air. dozens were hurt when flight 429 hit extreme turbulence. jetblue passengers were sthfl to land -- thankful to land safely following a mid-air scare. severe turbulence and

kenneth moten has more. >> reporter: the race for the white house is nasty. >> he is taking hate groups mainstream. >> reporter: the rhetoric has turned to racism between donald trump and hillary clinton. >> trump is reinforcing harmful stereotypes and offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters. it's a disturbing preview of what kind of president he would be. >> reporter: clinton released this campaign video. >> when democratic policy fail they are left with only this one tired argument, you're racist, roar racist. >> reporter: trump is struggling to redefine his own plan on immigration. >> wants those people thrown out? >> i do. >> reporter: on cnn pulling back on the deportation force he promised. >> you can't take 11 million at one time and say boom, you're done. >> we're undocumented and we're unafraid and we're here to say. >> reporter: one of many issues for the first presidential debate one month away from today. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, vice president joe biden comes to wilmington to discuss his favorite causes, rail service, to annou

kenneth shaw is accused of killing derrick mcclain. kenneth shaw and hinton were both wounded in the shooting. >>> nearly 400 people across the state are out of a job. johnson ambulance service is shoulding -- shutting down. it's based in getting enough money to keep this running and bills for services weren't being paid. they're parking their trucks for good at 7:00 tonight. >> we don't know of anything to do about it and so to all my employees, i'm truly sorry. >> amy cutler is digging into who will fill the thousands of it turns out durham defense thorn mike nifong will not testify this week. >> that's because a judge decided to throw out darryl howard's conviction. howard left jail for the first time in more than two decades. >> reporter: darryl howard walked out of this courtroom today as a free man afte convicted him. he served 21 years fort murder of a woman and her daughter. dna evidence not available at the first time implicated another man. they said prosecutor mike nifong hid evidence. nifong was the lead prosecutor on howar

kenneth: the gop nominee who says he is not changing his campaigntyle -- >> i don't want to change. kelly and conway p. job amid a barrage of negative stories about his past. the associated press reports manafort help the pro-russian political group in ukraine secretly route at least two -- $2 million -- a possible federal felony. campaign shakeup he h every african-american citizen struggling in our country today who wants a different and much better future. kenneth: trump who is declined to speak at naacp and early league events made his comments in front of the nearly all-white crowd in wisconsin. a contrast to hillary clinton investigation into her private e-mail were being handed over to congress. the fbi also recovered thousands of clinton possibility did e-mails. the state governments as those work-related e-mails will bemaha possible release date next week. antoinette: three people including a young girl are in the hospital after a crash in roxbury. the girls dad shoving her out of the way. and seven romney: 30 last at the corner of blue hill avenue and seaver street. the he

kenneth moultop, washington. >>> and that is the latest on politics why don't we check on the latest on precipitation. >> and it won't request away. since last week. >> yeah. >> and had that severe weather and things have calmed down and we're seeing more sunshine and we have rain in the forecast and a cold front on sunday. >> okay. >> and so, get you on that and right now, you can see the sunny skies for downtown cleveland and they're cumulous clouds and continuing to build across the area, a sure sign we're seeing spotty weather across areas of the northeast ohio and the power of 5 showers are coming down from avon lake, north ridgeville to lorain and you're seeing a heavy downpour right now. no lightning associated with that and you can see more moisture is starting to pop up across the area, even stolen across 271 and into pepper pike, mooreland hills and you're seeing the clouds. definitely building out to that area and just a few lonely showers making its way east to the mansfield area and the good moving out of the area fairly quickly. what i am tracking right now is widesprea

kenneth moton, abc news washington. governor terry branstad says that hillary clinton's plan for the environment is extreme. branstad made the comments yesterday branstad says a lot of the democratic presidential nominee's money and support comes from environmental extremists in california. he says the low carbon standard in california discriminates against corn based ethanol. "that would be devastating to the iowa economy with 43 corn-based ethanol plants in our state. that's why trump's support for, not only renewable fuel standard but corn-based ethanol, is critically important to jobs in iowa and to the health of the farm economy." " trump's presidential campaign trump on agricultural issues. iowa ag secretary bill northey and regents president bruce rastetter are also on the committee. a group of people in wisconsin want to make sure nobody forgets about philando castile. about two dozen people gathered outside the state fairgrounds, near a peace garden dedicated to castile. it was along the same road, a police off

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kenneth moton, abc news washington. now for a quick check on your weather with stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this plan on a steady increase in clouds today and that will limit our high temperatures into the mid- 70s as well. this morning, a few isolated showers may also be found in far southern iowa before the showers to our south fizzle out. this front will be a key to our weather later tonight though as storms should quickly become likely. it continues to look like many, if not all football games should go dry tonight, but rain should quickly push in right afterwards. this rain should amount to a quarter to a half inch with isolated amouts round of scattered storms will be possible in the afternoon hours, with much of the activity likely ning or moving east bye evening mainly dry with only isolated storms possible. have a great weekend!today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers possible far south. nd: gh: 76 tonight: scattered thunderorms developing. wind: e 5-10. low: 64 torrow: showers kely. wind: sw 5-15. high: 77 md >>> in today's "techbytes." apple ready to ba

with this medical minute, i'm kenneth moton. we'll be right back with today's top stories and a final look at your forecast! but.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup. (ad-lib) chopper 13. .bringing you breaking news fast and first. we'll be right back. a look at some of the top stories we're following right i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. deadly motorcycle crash on the 15 at the "d" street off ramp. we're told an suv slammed into the motorcycle around noon.. killing the rider instantly. the driver of the suv suffered minor injuries. it's still unclear who was at a golden retriver that had gone missing after her owner got in a crash nea

here's kenneth craig. >>reporter: the state departmene $400 million cash payment the government made to iran came along with a catch. iran wouldn't get the money until the prisoners were freed. >> we were waiting until american citizens were released. >> the four freed americans were reporter jason rezin and u.s. marine, american businessman ratolla and pastor said. republicans in the presidential nominee donald trump had been critical of the obama but we did. he lied about the hostages. >> they insist the money was not held ransom. they said it was owed to iran 35 years ago. they waited until the americans left iran on january 17th before handing over the money. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> the state department maintains that money was owed back to i kwipt deal made with the former shaw before he was over throwed in the 1970s. >>> denver police want to talk to these two women about an attempted murder. they believe the women have information on a shooting outside of an aurora 7-eleven in may. no

reporting live here in washington, kenneth moton channel6 "action news." >> okay, kenneth thank you.>> actor sean patrick thomas was in center city today campaigning for hillary clinton. he joined leaders with the pennsylvania avenue americans for hillary. the group they helped launch a grassroots voter registration effort at small businesses. thomas stars in the recently released movie barbershop and at a he fittingly talked with voter at maximillian's gentleman's quarters barber parlor on chestnut street. >> turning to accuweather. we're tracking a hot and humid weekend around the delaware valley. what else is new, right? as we look live from atlantic city tonight we saw some clouds in the skies today and while those clouds are expected to move out the muggy conditions will stick around through sunday. meteorologist melissa magee is live outside with more on the forecast and a sneak peek at the weekend. melissa, happy friday. >> hi, rick, happy friday to you. and as you mentioned still pretty hot, pretty sticky across the region. we'll show you the numbers right now. in philadelphi

kenneth craig has the latest from new york. it's a scene that has played out hundreds of times on the mediterranean sea just off the libyan coast. ships from the italian coast guard and other groups intercept boats fullf african migrants - some just days old. about 65-hundred migras were plucked from the sea monday. many came from eritrea and somalia in east africa. they're fleeing the war and poverty of their homelands for the chance of a better life in europe.those who survive the trip will be put in camps like this one, in calais, france, joining tens of thousands fleeing wars in syria and afganistan. many wait three adbul wali left his family behind in afghanistan and now lives in fear in the camp.(sot - abdul wali/afghan migrant "in here, no one is with me. every night i'm scared of the police, from people, from anyone."(sot - alexand simmons/care4calais volunteer) "it's not the healthiest of places tbe living here." conditions are squalid as more limited resources.(sot - alexandra simmons/re4calais volunteer)"hygiene is v

kenneth moton continues our storm coverage. >> reporter: tornado emergency in indiana. >> we headed for the basement and it was crazy. >> reporter: this morning, residents are getting a better look at the mass destruction just outside of indianapolis. at least eight twisters were spotted. >> very active afternoon of weather for buildings. homes and neighborhoods obliterated. vehicles tossed by toys. >> a lot of power outages throughout the city. >> reporter: students took cover in school hallways. customers and workers in this now-flattened starbucks survived in a bathroom. this 14-year-old boy got to safety in his home just in time. >> it jerked the door out of my home. >> reporter: a one-two punch for the heartland. in iowa, flooding after 8 inches of rain fell. the men of the luther college football team left the field to help their neighbors. >> making sure their possessions were safe. it was kind of easy to do. >> our thanks to kenneth. >>> another weather storm known as gaston is now a hurricane. the third hurricane of the season. it's not expected to threaten land. but 1,000 mile

reporting live here in washington, kenneth moton channel6 "action news." >> all right, kenneth thankhillary clinton's campaign will be in west philadelphia tomorrow. she'll be joined by supporters including councilwoman jannie blackwell for a voter registration drive. that will happen at west philadelphia high school at 11:00 a.m. the deadline to register to vote in the general election in pennsylvania is october 11th. >>> donald trump will head to wisconsin for a rally with his supporters at 7:30. his running mate mike pence will travel west to new mexico. pence will host a town hall with republican voters in albuquerque in the afternoon. >>> be sure to download the 6abc news app this election sees soon to get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail and of course live results on election night. the 6abc news app is a free download for your mobile device. >> and now to a spring of recent break-ins targeting children in east and west mount airy area. in the logan sections of philadelphia. "action news" has learned that authorities believe one man is likely responsible for break-i

it was kind of easy to do. >> our thanks to kenneth. >>> another weather note, the hurricane. the third hurricane of the season. it's not expected to threaten land. but 1,000 miles southeast of miami there's another system that we're looking at. forecasters say it could be a risk to south florida this weekend. >>> now to italy where the search is intensify for survivors of yesterday's earthquake. >> the death toll from the quake rose to 247 overnight. three-quarters of the dead discovered in and the three affected towns. firefighters spokesperson said crews are still hopeful they'll find people alive. this is a live picture of amatrice there. you can see that small historic town, hard-hit there. jennifer eccleston is following the developments. >> reporter: good morning, italy's leader warned his citizens that the death toll would increase due to the large operation and those teams digging throughout the night. many of them on the job for more than 24 hours. with bulldozers and bare hands, rescuers working feverishly. as the death toll rises this morning, there are amazing sto

kenneth craig has recommendations from s. montgomery is getting ready to start fifth grade with a new backpack. his father was concerned about picking the right one. >> there's no doubt, once you put in even the lunch things or other things not even heavy books they're carrying a decent amount of weight. >> reporter: this one is designed to carry more weight and evenly distributed. the bag has more straps and compartments. about 5,400 kids are treated each year for backpack injuries. to the shoulder or low back. this pediatrician recommends kids avoid messenger bags, use a bag with two-wide straps to distribute the load and make sure the bag is not too heavy. >> take the top weight with 10% or even less, but it's usually hard, as a good approximation. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics also suggests adjusting the backpack so the bottom has the weight and packing it properly. >> if you have heavy items to center in the of the backpack, pack it in the lower part of the backpack because it distributes the weight. >>