thanks, laine, to bringing us together. you know, we all know but sometimes i don't think we say it enough, but we all know that the kinds of both political alliances and personal friendship that is we build through the kinds of gathering that you host at ford are really vital and they're a lot of what makes our work work. so thanks to all of you here at the ford foundation and special shot-out to everyone behind the scenes. so a special shot-out to corey, david's colleague. tonight i have the very, very easy to introduce david, organizes 400 workers, mostly long-term care providers in seattle. i like to talk about three elements of who david is. first david as a visionary labor leader, secondly david as a writer and truth teller and thirdly, david as a friend. so the visionary labor leader part you all know about. you know david. you read the book. seattle ten square mile airport city of 26,000 people. that strategy moved to seattle and now to scores of campaigns across the country. and the fact that raising the wage to 15

the west valley getting in on some of that lain. you can see it coming down on that mayo clinic cam. the bulk of the rain has been in the west valley. and we are seeing those showers still especially right through glendale. and i mentioned through this morning. and each shower chances continue here through the morning commute. and we have some light showers out near the loop 101. and i-17. some pockets of heavier rain in spots across right along the i-10. a slow drive into work. there is more coming in to work from the west. those rain chances continue through the early morning commute. and then after about 7:00 a.m., we start to trend down a bit. we get a lull by the midday. and we start to see those clouds breaking up. and more storms are moving back in. today keep an eye on the sky >>> today's highs are only 105. we'll talk about the lower temperatures the rest of this week in just a few minutes. >> we have a new crash for drivers on i had 10. it is eastbound, so the heavier side of traffic is right at 17th avenue. even though ev

latest run of the model indicates the system tomorrow night and saturday isn't going to pro deuce three lain, but there's areas that will pick up rain. tomorrow won't have weather. dew point where they are right now in the mid-60's, you can see the moisture lurking to the south. that will come to us. look for temperature to be back in the mid-50s. low 60s to the south. skies will be partly to mostly cloudy. mostly cloudy in the afternoon. mid-70s in the north, u in the south. and the extented forecast has a chance for rain on saturday, hopefully it gets out on saturday night, by sunday we're 82. after that a couple chances for storms next week, warmer temperature and higher humidity levels as summery conditions return to eastern iowa. we have new information coming there. the river is 3-feet higher than the all time crest in 2008. they are evacuating and asking for help. anyone in that area that can help, it's a serious situation. that's the news we just received. >> they are evacuating elgin, it's not large but they need to get everybody out. it's a critical situation. we'll keep following

there's a lain of thunderstorms rolling through the area and about an hour and a half delay. east coast is fairly mild. temperatures in the upper 80s down in the desert southwest hot, 103 in phoenix and vegas. 80s and 70s for seattle and portland. parts could see bigger thunderstorms today and they're clearing throughout the afternoon and evening. security wait time is 5-10 minutes at dia. >>> good morning, the drive looking great. take a look at the map here. along pena boulevard nice andwi 36 there as you make your way out to boulder. some delays getting into the town. of course we're talking about that throughout the morning. we have the a-line running on time. that's the good news. >>> 5:25 right now. >>> if you're just waking up, a deadly quake has hit overnight in hitly. crews are searching for survivors. they were able to pull a family dog to safety. how witnesses described what >>> gray on the bump again yesterday got off to another rough start. he throws a wild pitch and brewers go out 2-0. in the third they bailed out with a three run homer. rockies take a 3-2 lead.

they have the left lain and the right shoulder blocked. you can see it is causing delays. now to the computer, and you will see the delay stretching back to about t interchange and up past oklahoma where the crash is. that is the only issue out there right now. not a bad idea to try highway one hundred. melinda: thank you, matt. >> people in indiana, working to clean up this morning after several tornadoes hit the area. tim, you have new video of the damage. >> you can see some of it behind me here. at least eight tornadoes hit indiana yesterday. uprooted trees. the twisters hit near indianapolis,the town of kokomo was one of the places hit hardest. some people were driving at the time when tornadoes hit that area. a storm chaser caught this funnel cloud on camera. another driver spotted this twister and pulled out his cell phone. he and several other drivers pulled over and kept their distance. and some of the most dramatic tornado damage happened at a starbucks in kokomo. the entire building collapsed as the storm blew through. nearby buildings are still standing this mo

that's not our only trouble spot as we have southbound along sheridan that long lain of due to police activity there near 38th. >> never a good way to start a monday. >>> a gunmen is on the loose after shooting a man to death early sunday in denver near cedar avenue. the gunmen also shot another person. investigators worked throughout yesterday collecting evidence and judging by the bags in the street, there was plenty of it. one neighbor says the area used to be calm and peaceful she's considering moving. >> it's scary. making you think about it's time to move on. hard to leave our neighborhood but the way it is police say they don't have a motive for this crime. they have not released the identity of the man killed. the other victim was in critical condition. >>> two brothers are now being the shooting death of nba star's dwayne wade's cousin. new calls to end the violence. >> when will enough be enough? how often do we have to stand at a podium like this? >>reporter: chicago police superintendent expressing the heart break felt. this aldridge, cousin of dwayne wade. she was pushing

after working almost exclusively with the unit, looks like he'll be up when laine johnson's suspension drug abuse comes up. >> i said last week he just really put himself in a good position to help us offensively. and felt like he's getting better with every snap and with every rep. >> that's sports. i'm ron burke. we'll be right back. ♪ what's that?! a bird? no, it's gus, the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania! have no fear, wonder gus is here! wonder bucks! whaaa... wonder bucks, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery, with top prizes of $300 grand! one can dream. you can say that again. (giggles) keep on scratchin'! >>> from rio to the caribbean, the 30th annual caribbean festival took over penns landing today. ♪ the festival brought lively music and dance performances to the delaware waterfront. people picked up caribbean souvenirs and enjoyed food like jerked chicken. doesn't that look great? they needed umbrellas. and the rain, it was pouring this afternoon. as we take a live look outside. >> absolutely. we can expect the showers and the thunderstorms to con

the cap lain jcc on the par said confirmed the death this morning, the child had been pulled from the center's pool in tenafly on thursday and he was in cardiac arrest. a lifeguard performed cpr until ems arrived. the boy was being hackensack university medical center. his identity has not been released. >>> well, police are asking for the public east help in the search for a brazen burglar. investigators say he is linked to two incidents in brooklyn and cbs2's scott rapoport is live in bush rick for us this -- bushwick for us this noon with more. scott? >> reporter: police are calling it a burglary pattern here in bushwick and say that the building that you see here behind me was one of the surveillance video liberally helping himself to packages that are not his from an apartment building lobby is wanted in connection with a burglary pattern in bushwick. >> that's horrible. very bad. i hope they catch the guy. >> reporter: it happened here at this apartment building on loghton street on july 19th around 7:00 p.m. then immediately starts ripping off packages and parcels on the floor

but all new at 5:00 see >>> making head lains in arizona a sentencing date now our state. abdul kareem now going to be suspended on september 15th. he had testified he had no knowledge beforehand about that attack. the verdict marks the second conviction in which a person was tried in the u.s. on charges related to isis. >>> in the past few minutes we've learned judgment day will have to wait for a phoenix woman who ran down her boyfriend with her car. missy wilkins' sentencing has been postponed until september 1st. surveillance video shows her plowing him down just minutes after he dropped the bombshell he was hiv positive. she told police she was just distraught and tried to get away. court documents show witnesses heard her threaten to kill her boyfriend moments before impact. >>> just a drill. today many in pima county wondering what was going with s.w.a.t. teams in full gear. sheriff's deputies and tsa employees telling us they were all taking part in active shooter training. the hope is to prepare law enforcement in case a disaster happens. >>> right now from the li

i am laine romero alston and i am a program officer in the economic security area. i just want to say i think ford and zab will be up here talking later and i am incredibly proud to partner with you and several of the groups that cosponsored this event. the national employment law project, seiu, and the roosevelt institute here. i have to say, david, reading the book it was like a moment in time. i feel like for something ford has felt very connected to, very committed to supporting the stories and the voices in the campaign that have been hard-fought and incredibly won across the country. we are thrilled to continue to partner with you all as you moved forward to make this agenda of $15 but beyond an inclusive reality a reality. i hoped you grabbed a drink and brought it in. you are more than welcome to go out and bring it back in. this as a moment to pause, reflection and discussion to be had here but taken out in the work and the world beyond. i would love to introduce felicia, my worker heres to get us in the program. >> good evening, everybody. and thanks to ev

fire protection crew plus 26 staff members and contra costa county is bringing two engines the fire lains -- to fire lines and crews in lake county are also getting help from san mateo and oakland. there are four centers open in lake county at twin pine casino in middletown, kelseyville high school the seventh day adventist church in lake port. our make say -- mark sayer talked to some of to evacuees. >> reporter: dozens of evacwees came here to kelseyville high school. and nobody has any idea what's ahead. >> well, i was nervous. at first, and then i calm and collected and got myself together. >> reporter: david jones and his mom didn't have much notice when the sheriff came through town and told them to evacuate from their home in lower lake. but they were not about to take any chances. >> this was to evacuate and get all of our stuff out. >> reporter: here at the high school in kelseyville the red cross has set up cots forthose who want to sleep indoors and others say the plan is to sleep overnight in their cars and trucks and this school has recent experience as a center for evacuatio

republicans against trump recruited evan mcmullen to lain much an independent white house bid. top house gop aid is expected to formally enter the race >> meteorologist at the lab, what are you cooking umm over there? >> a wonderful way to start off your workweek for a monday but we're in desperate need of a little bit of rain for the month of august. rain fall totals down about two to three inches. 85 right now for greater cleveland so slightly cooler this afternoon throughout the weekend. we saw humidity starting to drop. now a front that is making its way in is gonn that rise for your tuesday. 88 right now for akron and warm air pumping in for inland locations. seeing that moisture sliding into southern portions of ohio. we remain on the dry side but seeing a gust front is developing and noticing a few high cumulus clouds is moving moisture will provide with a good slot of rain and when the rain moves back in and also 90 degree temperatures. >> all right, see you in a bit. >>> hundreds of flights and thousands of angry passengers. >> that is what delta airlines is still deal

. >> people who live here in are lain are taking their -- in lorain are taking their fight to city hall. they're opposed to city traffic lights coming down. the director here in the city says change are made to keep up with current resent did some are concerned ant safety. others are circulating peaces. those signals their understudy to decide if they'll ultimately stay or go. >>> all right at thisny. the school superintendent says students were push into a lake at night without knowing if they wraps to trees. the band director and assistant director were put on an administrative leave. >>> a job fair today at offices in euclid from 10:00 do 2:00. includes data entry, proofing ballots and customer service. work could last several weeks of months. dress professionally, bring several copies your resume if you go. downtown cleveland. 90 east downtown is two to three minute delay. holly? >> danielle, it's 6:54. we're tracking more humidity. winds out of the southwest 10 to 15. they'll increase 15 to 35, gusts as high as 30 this afternoon. we have more showers and storms in the forecast tomo

. >>> new this morning, an iconic vegas lain mark is goin --landmark is going out wia bang.is to be demolished in about a half hour. you're taking a view from a helicopter that's looking down on it now. the bigger tower was blown in june and they had a viewing area people could come out and see it. this is going to be a little bit smaller but this place is famous over those 60 years where the rat pack enjoyed it, you've seen some famous movies shot there. we'll keep an eye on this and bring it to you when they finally dollar set those charges there at the monte carlo tower. >>> also new a couple is enjoying the surf in miami beach when they found themselves in a rip current. the wife says her husband gave everything to save her. kendra smith and her husband sherrod when iting ton were playing in that serve when the rip currents began to sweep them away. smith says her husband yelled to the lifeguards to save her first which they d the lifeguards then got ahold of when iting ton who was passed out by the time they got him to the shore. they started cpr right away. they were n

the largest rebel movement has lain down the arms but voters still have to approve the agreement which would give rebels political power. the fighting has killed an estimated 220,000 people. in brussels, reports of a bomb explosion turned out to be false. authorities say someone set fire to a crime lab in an attempt to destroy evidence. five suspects have been arrested. rolling out an is comprehensive plan today to deal with mental illness. ensuring that americans would no longer separate mental health from physical health in terms of access of care and treatment. the agenda will include a focus on suicide prevention. thesands of drone pilots in u.s. are racing to get license. more than 3300 have signed up to take the test today. the federal aviation administration says that in any year, the number of drone operators may exceed private pilots. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. mark: let's get to oil markets. vladimir putin is asking the --ernment to let the giant by another stake. the deal would be worth $5

beyond any partisan lains a population of people that believe the european ancestry needs to be upheld. some people say it's more about the white nationalists, white supremacy that is going far by some people's standards than others the southern poverty law center claim it's a hate group. either way we have a sensitive accusation that donald trump is espousing the views of the group. we have seen fighting back on both sides. you heard him game she is a bigot. the reason he says that is because he claims democrats and some of the policies that hillary clinton has only lead to further poverty for people who are minorities. so we have an interesting fight now about who would be a better champion of minorities and their concerns but it's getting nasty. jonathan: the dynamic how they are going after each other there seems to be a backfire clause. donald trump is specifically targeting hillary clinton. but hillary clinton is not only targeting trump trump but sounds like she is casting a big net as if anyone who supports donald trump falls in her view of being part of her criticism as well.

hillary clinton lain out her tax plant just moments ago. she is demanding the rich pay more. this is something we have heard before. right now top earners are already pain 40%. she wants to raise it. once you factor in state and municipal taxes many are pain while well over 50% of their income in taxes. it does suggest that they are working for the government as opposed to themselves. let's talk about this tax policy. the floor goes to you on this one. again maybe i have studied too much. if you want to get the economy going again you will not tax everyone to death. >> adam smith would be rolling over in his grave right now. but this is exactly what it has done basically continue to socket it to the rich because that's the progressive way of doing things. the reality is if to streamline and simplify the tax code. but also on the corporate side. she doesn't seem to understand i've never seen a poor person hire another poor person. these are the same tax policies of barack obama. they would actually be worse. under obama. mrs. clinton wants to increase that to eight different b

livermore tomorrow and monday back close to 90 degrees, and staying cool on the coast lain.anta barbara mid-60s, but at home, today, a nice comfortable day for most of us. 60s and 70s at the coastline. 64 in san francisco. the inner bay, low to mid-70s, and we'll have a few warm spots like fairfield, concord, livermore and san jose back in the 80s. as i mentioned, high pressure in control that slides east over the next couple days. what happens? a trough builds in from the north sliding down the coastline. it's not going to bring rain for us, but it's going to at least push temperatures up just a little bit, and we'll stay there over the next couple days. here's your seven day forecast. you see what i'm talking about. inland valleys in the low 80s today, and monday, we plateau, close to the mid to upper 80s, and maybe a few 90s, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, and stays there over the course of the upcoming week. san francisco, same deal, temperatures in the mid 60s. back to you. >> thank you. >>> much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, fixing a mistake made 20 yea

the center lain of them is right here. through are a couple inch it farther and farther west. the farther west the track goes the more likely we'll be impacted here. needless to say a shot more to share in the next couple of hours. back to you. michelle: because this is so fast moving stay with our entire stormwatch7 team. even when you are away from the team, get the update on all the platforms and th jonathan: tragic story to tell you about in leesburg. a mother and her 5-month-old baby. hit by a car. the baby we found out has died. michelle: they had just dropped off their older child at school. the accident happening just a couple of blocks from seldens landing elementary school. along riverside parkway and kipheart drive. q mccray is on the scene. what have police shared with you so favor? q: you said it yourself. sadly we know now that the 5-year-old is dead. we got this confirmed from law enforcement and the elementary school which is three blocks away from where i'm standing now. we found out the school sent out letters to the parents letting them know there will be gr

after laining hillary clinton a bigot. dan hausle live in manchester with more. >> reporter: well, the crowds starting to file into this downtown hotel ball room right now. donald trump staying more on speech the latest time he has talked. that is interesting. apparently, that bigot line was in the teleprompter on the speech. we will be watching to see what he is speaking about today. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes. >> reporter: line so startology this woman supporting trump. now her reaction is going viral. >> hillary clinton is a bigot! who sees people of color... >> reporter: clintnon a phone interview on cnn previews how she will respond today in reno. >> donald trump has shown us who he is. we ought to believe him. he is taking a hate mumplt... very much peddling bigotry and prejudice and paranoia. >> reporter: hillary clinton targeted not just by trump but by a surprise guest. the man who helped orchestrate brexit, britain's split from the european union. >> if i was an american

lain restrictions there. the big story of the morning is mass transit. line is under repair. we have to keep you updated for the rest of the morning as that comes back into full service. the service is between thorndale and malvern, around thorndale station. they are supposed to have a train pass through. begibbing at 5:30. the next train going by at 6:10, also running behind, as well. pamela osbourne is on the scene and gives us breaking news on that, as well. >> nbc 10 pam osbourne is live in moll vern. what's happening where you are? >> reporter: the last train we saw that went by came by less than ten minutes ago. it didn't stop to pick anybody up. it came and went by. the first septa train was supposed to go by at 5:30 this morning. at 6:12, septa train 2506 and picked up a couple dozen passengers that had been waiting here. this backup is the result of a wire issue on the paoli-thorndale line last night. amtrak crews were working to repair wires that left septa passengers stranded last night. one man expecting to catch his train at 5:40. after 6:00

ironically, in 1876, it was b laine who prevented ulysses grant from making a comeback and winning a term. >> besides being secretary of state for james garfield and chester arthur -- >> he was secretary of state under three presidents. >> what else did he do? >> he was a speaker of the house. he was a governor. >> he changed some of the rules in the house. the speakers are always changing the rules somewhat to their advantage is. >> this was after the civil war when congress was much more central, much more potent than it had been. their reaction against the strong executive said in. to be the secret -- the speaker of the house, to be a power in congress meant a lot more fun than it would today. >> do you have anything to say? >> what do you think would have happened if he won? i think he would be regarded as the best president between lincoln and tr. >> he was assertive, he had intellectual capacity. he had a lot of talent. i think that once he had actually achieved it -- people lost after the president's. this is a distorted malignancy that they suffer from. if they survive it and

the to the military who are at least synthetic to the -- sympathetic to the gÜlen movement who have lainmant in the military who have seized upon the opportunity to actually and lament and tried to unseat democratically elected government in turkey on one hand and presumably recep tayyip erdogan on the other. why now? one of the mainstream theories put forward again is the suggestion that and the end of this month when the high ministry council, the supreme gathering on the promotional lists on the military staff, the promotions to fill in the biggest slots of the military thatrchy, it was rumored over 1000 senior officers were going to be let go as part of -gÜlenn's ongoing de ification of turkey. in the ongoing struggle between gÜlen and erdogan it seems that matters came to a head between erdogan's forces and the gÜlen ist sympathizers within the military and other forces who were not necessarily gÜlenists. was there direct correlation? did orders come through from gÜlen in america down to turkey? we don't know that. but that might be something we have to concentrate on and see how th

northbound 101 at peninsula avenue a crash in the two center lains.to push it to the ramp. all the usual slow spots at this point. >>> coming up nba superstar lebron james is live in times square. that's next only on "gma." another abc 7 news update in 30 minutes and always on our news app at abc7news.com. join reggie, mike, alexis and me every california's clean air laws we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids - not their profits. ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and new overnight, two american swimmers yanked off a plane in brazil by police. detained for hours. now forced to stay in rio and facing big questions about that alleged robbery at gunpoint alongside ryan lochte. ♪ ♪ oh baby >>> is 50 the new 30 when it comes to having kids? more and more women

he's had no stories of head lains from his admitted steroid use to his expension for the entire 2014 season. >> having him as an advisor for the up and comers is awesome. >> a great player a lot of home runs. >> i know there's a lot of controversy around him. for me i'm going to be really upset to see him go. >> alex rodriguez's request to go back and play 3rd base. tonight they take on the tampa bay race. they pushed first pitch back from 7:05 to 7:35 to accommodate it. live outside yankees stadium, andrea grymes cbs2 news. >> from the bronx this morning, thanks so much. a health alert for long island residents. suffolk county health officials restaurant. patrons who drank beverages at trento restaurant should be -- >>> business owners of the upper east side are on high alert as the search continues for an accused serial arsonist. cbs2's valerie castro tells us how merchants are banding together. >> surveillance video shows a good samaritan pulling a flaming piece of cardboard away from an upper consignment shop on july 26th. in this part of the video you can see the suspect throw s