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. >> it's lard to grasp. it is something you dream of for ten, 12 years, every day you think about that moment. so when it finally becomes real and not just a day dream unbelievable. >> especially when you consider he came back from an injury to win gold. the ring valley high grad is the second to win a medal following swimmer cody miller. and hendz is really that special. >> you got it. loved one received news he's waiting decades to hear. >> president obama played a role in his freedom up next. >> a escaped this close encounter inside her garage. >> that is wild! we'll start tomorrow your wednesday, sunshine, low 80s to get rolling, humidity on the uptick, showers possible in southern nevada. lots to talk about when we come 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

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. >> and in president spent vacations in office on the vine lard. this will be the 7th trip on the island. the first family rent as home a secluded 1800 square foot mansion with seven bedrooms. tennis court and basketball court. and bill keating greeted the president and first lady giving a golf ball before they boarded marine up with, what very to ask what is the significant of the sure, i want to know what he is doing, he is already, believe me he will be out within an hour. >> and that was made in new bedford. the president will spend a little more than two weeks on martha's vineyard. >>> now turning to the race for the white house, donald trump is bringing his campaign to new hampshire tonight. he says his focus will be on hillary clinton and comments and we're live in new hampshire with more on that. john? >> the doors opened up here and people are being led in. there was a line that stretched from the front doors all the way back out this way past departments here and out into the parking lot. plenty of people coming to hear donald trump speak

. >> a lard lord in main, stay away. people are trespassing and trying to catch the pokemon go. now he has a message. stop real job. now some businesses nearby are posting signs too and saying that the players are welcome, don't catch them on his property though. >> get a real job. that's a little much. >> a little strong. what ya going to do. >> stay off his property, i guess. >> and grab an umbrella if you are headed out now. the next two to hour hours. we are looking ahead. friday is looking like a suntastic day. hour by hour forecast for today. early this morning with a threat of a thunderstorm. a couple of the rain showers jumped to the north o milwaukee. the front is sagging to the southeast. we'll have a pretty nice afternoon and the highs in the lower 80s and the humidity that is going to start to drop off by this afternoon. this is our discovery world camera and here is downtown milwaukee. the camera lens is full of moisture, it is muggy and raining downtown. 74 as discovery world. wisconsin. the radar is showing most of the showers and storms hugging the state line and

first drive, sam bradford to nelson ago lard. can't handle it. intercepted.radford hands it off to josh huff on the end of round and he has open space into the end zone. huff had two catches for 60 yards. late second, bradford to the new gene, third quarter bradford to tray burkeman. a buck 57, two touchdowns and an int, eagles get the victory 33-23. for more on tonight's game john clark joins us from lucas oil field. hey, john. >> hey. both sides of the ball very impressive. the pressure all night long on andrew luck. the eagles had three sacks. they got another interception so that's eight interceptions for preseason. on offense waiting for the sustained long drive, the eagles had three sustained touchdown drives. sam bradford and doug pederson talking about the offense. >> it is always nice, you know, to put points on the board. i thought we were efficient on third down tonight. we were efficient in the red zone tonight. those are two big areas, you know, for this offense for us to be successful we have to do those things. >> we have to keep working on the

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. >> the first attack on august 6th on south 14th and then the 900 block of bomb lard and the 1200 block of south 13th and in that case the assailant is on foot. >> early 20s, hispanic stocky build. the backpack is distinctive black with orange side panels and a hefty strap. this resident said today -- >> it doesn't shock me. lets be honest, i have heard stories about people being robbed and people getting their bikes stolen and now this. it's a lovely neighborhood she says if she goes out alone she is vigilant and brings protection. >> pepper spray and i carry around a knife, because you never know. you really don't. >> police are looking for a clear image of the assailant and investigating a possible fifth incident today. and if this person seems familiar the special victims unit would love for you to give them a call. >>> two men accused of having sex with a 15-year-old girl will go to trial. 57-year-old lawrence jamison and 25-year-old john brown were in a westchester courtroom today. police say they tricked a 15-year-old girl into a relationship and investigators found more than 5,0

marcellous kyle lard ran away from home. he is safe now. >>> police are searching for several suspects involved in a car jacking and shooting in lakewood this morningment the near fifth and sheridan. the woman was not shot but she was hurt. ooe person was detained. >>> breaking news out of rio. a judge has issued a search and seizure warranfor ryan lochte and the were but ryan lochte is already back in the united states. he said brazil has found little evidence to support the robbery claims. >>> it's hot already. not even 12:00. it's going to be a warm afternoon but we have big winds southwest at five to 10 miles per hour. is a warm start to the wednesday afternoon. in the mountains, 60s now and 70s within the next few hours. upper 80s or near 90 by 3:00. the threat for severe weather today is low but we could get gusty winds and rain tomorrow thing start to change. most of the scatters storms and shers are in the mountains today. tomorrow we are going to see more rolling east. this is due to a cold front we talk about that

. >> trump is working lard to clear up any confusion about his immigration policy after critics implied it might be sovereigning. >> on day 1 i'm going to begin somewhere swiftly swiftly rg criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> trump stirring up controversy dwyane wade's cousin was just shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just as i'm saying, african americans will vote trump. looking for someone to clean things up on the democratic side of the aisle hillary clinton spet saturday morning getting her first national security briefing as the her party's the state department, announcing logs of her meetings as secretary of state won't be released until december, well after the election. her campaign is trying to get on message, attacking donald trump, releasing this new tv ad. >> you can't make america great again if you don't make things in america. >> when trurchl and trumpl september. peter deucey, fox news. >> so you think you can dance is hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has b

hopeful, so i'm going to go home and go online and apply you're and there's also a big need for land lards. what's in it -- landlords. what's in it for you? guaranteed paid rent every month and a sense of civic duty. of officials are asking people not to come to the main office to apply, they're only accepting applications online. winners will be posted on their website within a month. apply. this isrdable housing -- this is affordable housing for the general population only. www.abc15.com has all the information you need. >>> and a 48-year-old man named the suspect in a weekend shooting. mcso says he shot his own friend several times at a family gathering. then deputies found him dead inside his car. at last week the victim was allye. the motive for the -- alive. the motive for the shooting is not known. there for this moment. the day the man got out of jail in july, but his payments say he's back in jail -- parents say he's back in jail one month later. he's accused of sex crimes, and was sentenced to three years behind bars. he's back in court august 22nd. >>> evacuations are in place a

prepares to potential run for president and challenge the current lead er francois hollande, and nick lardkozy. >> we're sending a message to any taxpayer in europe, be multinational, stand-alone companies, big or small companies, european or foreign that this is a wonderful place to do business and to invest. but you have to play by the rules and not to rely on unfair tax benefits. >> obviously a big story at the u.s. investors in washington, keep in apple is just one of the tech giants using ireland as a tax haven. other companies could potential be at risk as well. >> thank you very much, seema mody. >>> coming up we'll take more about the eu's 14.5 billion tax bill it wants to send to apple. jeff richards is next. there are many things you don't want in industrial strength- (smash!) like an administrative assistant. your 3 o'clock is here. but there's one thing you do. it's called predix from ge. the cloud-based development platform that's industrial-strength strength! >>> here's your cnbc news update. comey is warning about the inability to -- he said the default encryption is making

. >>> new from overnight, a woman hit by a car while crossing roosevelt beautiful lard roosevelt boulevard. the inner lanes, just before 1:00 this morning. you're looking at the car stopped at the scene. we're working to find out more details, including the condition of the driver. >>> philadelphia police are trying to figure out who shot two men in the city's brewerytown section, it happened 9:30 last night. a 25-year-old was hit in the chest and later died at the hospital. a 45-year-old man was also shot in the chest and he is still in the hospital. >>> loved ones of an 8-year-old are calling for justice. she was killed by a stray bullet, and they're asking for help finding the person who pulled the trigger. nbc 10 was at 8th and spruce streets where hundreds of people held a candlelight vigil. a bullet hit gabby in the head. she was taken off life support on friday. we talked to gabby's cousin. >> we want our gabby back. we want our baby back. we can't have that. everybody is asking if you all need anything, just come to us. what we all want, you all cannot give us. >> they have doubled

they work very lard. and with that result, we can get some of that produce into our stores same day. same day harvest then it gets to us and the customer can come in and purchase it. >> why do you think it is so important to our state to have this food hub partnership? >> local economy is so important. we want to keep our farmers here and they work so hard and we want to give back to them by purchasing their products. there is keep in mind that once a product is harvested it can start to lose some of its nutritional value the vitamin c or iron or any of those vitamins that are in it. the soon sooner it can get to te store and to our bodies the more nutritional value. >> let's talk about what you have out here. cucumbers, zucchini. >> yes some zucchini, yellow squash and i'm sure you probably not everyone does. something you can do that is really cool is take your vegetable peeler and do this to create a wide noodle. if you want you can slice it down to create like a spaghetti size and keep doing it and yo

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construction has been underway installation of safety barriers known as ral lards. >> i say sure, ryan, i think we should as a precautionary measure. >> reporter: the city of newton approved that safety measure, it's one experts say can save lives. >> you're not thinking about the vehicles driving by in the parking lot behind you. and so you -- you probably will never see the vehicle coming if it were to enter the store. >> reporter: newton continues to deal with these painful memories prevent another tragedy like this. construction to install these barriers begins today. there's no word, though, on when sweet tomatoes will reopen. we're live in newton. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> new this morning, students in mall den heading back to class today but some will have to find a new way. according to the globe, the city is dropping school bus service for some students. this will impact students in a necessary step to help the school department which is facing a $2.5 million budget gap. this will help them save about $400,000. >>> a daring rescue in rhode island. two workers left d

we they have evacuated 4,000 people and are saying they will be working lard to try to get the peoplere not lifting evacuations at this point but they still have a lot of work to do. at last check it was 3,000 acres burned, 5% containment, and we are expecting this to change and we are expecting that update in the hour. >> thank you. we a lower lake resident got creative to stay safe using the backyard pool to put out hot spots on the property before firefighters got to the neighborhood and early in the caylee and his son used the pool as shelter from the oncoming flames. >> honk long were you in the pool? >> 20 or 15 minutes. it was intense with smoke and fire and sparks blowing. >> amy has been showing us all morning, several businesses in the downtown area of lower lake are gone and a sandwich shops winery and a habitat for humanity office are desteroid and the flames localing over the four block strip. >> at fire has closed the hospital in clearlake, according to the newspaper, patients were transferred to lake side hospital in lakeport 28 mile apart. ambulances moved the patients

the big problem with taking a local figure and putting him in a comic strip is that you can really lardcript with way too much exposition and trying to position him and make him seem real to people, but by then he had gotten on enough magazine covers so that when those ads broke and they got commented on a lot, and when we first learned that the world was laughing at us 30 years ago, it just seemed to be comedy malpractice not to actually push him into the strip and move forward. >> i think the other thing that makes -- the other thing that is surprising looking at this, as, you know, not something that's just funny but a document of social criticism at the time is part of the reason it's so pressient is he hasn't changed at all. the way you have him talking is what he says now that he's the presidential nominee. >> absolutely, not just on those broad issues but just the underlying personality disorder has been consistent through those 30 years, that narcissism was bubbling up big-time or big league as he would say. >> big league. >> big league way back in the mid-'80s when he didn't ha

mill lard fill mor was not abraham lincoln. although he was a more interesting politician and president and very deft in this particular year, more than he's given credit for. but he was no abraham lincoln and he would not have taken the remainder of the united states to war. could the north have won it? i doubt it. it was not militarizing in the same way as the south was. by postponing the ir repressable conflict by a decade, it became a war that the united states, the north, could actually win and, of course as we know, did win. and that makes all the difference in the world. had -- had compromise not been brokered in 1850, this country would have fractured once and quite possibly more than once. as i said early had succession been accomplished as a precedent. how did the fuguetive slave law -- you have a question. >> then perhaps i would like to interpose this. okay. we buy a decade, 11 years. but is that so? in 1850 we have the compromise. it might have held for 15, 20 years but for an abrogation of the compromise by the ma

eth ethical question, lard to imagine it not growing. i like growth. i can't pay 50 times earnings for things. it's hard to get super excited about paying for things. if you can find growth, and i think you can, then just can't pay too high a price for it. >> i think that's pretty good place to leave it. andy, so much appreciate your time today. hope our you viewers did as well and hope to have you back soon. >> thank you, andy chase, morgan stanley, private wealth management balled by barrons top ranked financial adviser in the united states. >>> call of the day now. steeple, buy rating on home depot and lowe's today. spending in home improvement sector. steph, you own lows? >> i do and like the space. i think a lot of easy money has been made. both raet great companies. i prefer lowes over home depot's in a process of restructuring, rear organizing, working on efficiency, productivity. there's more to get out of the margin story and more to get out of the preside of the business, because they don't have as big a presence. only an 18% market share in

he's been able to get all these photos but no matter how good you are it's lard to get close to the michael phelps unless you have connections. lucky who is that guy? the final five are all smiles posing for a selfie with him. here he is with u.s. track star allyson felix and with ryan murphy. so who is he? grint foland of texas. the undisputed selfie king of the olympics. there he is popping up behind aly raisman during her medal >> i mean, if they would give medals to spectators i would get a gold for my performance this olympics. >> reporter: brent describes himself as a sports super fan. he used up all his vacation time at work to be here. his wild ride in rio and impressive collection of selfies won't be complete without that one selfie he's desperate to get. michael phelps. >> phelps i buffalo. he's the reason why i skipped my flight home. >> reporter: that's right. brent had to call his boss to ask for more vacation time so he could stay in rio longer to pursue a coveted selfie with phelps. will that gamble pay off? well, what brent doesn't know is that our interview with him is just

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i read it an it was just so larded up with references to mormon leaders and mormon jargon that you gothe sense some had mined wikipedia that afternoon to find everything mormon they possibly could. it was like the written equivalent of that particular -- picture of donald trump holding a taco bell saying i love hispanics. >> so where does that leave you? what are you going to do. >> you know, i'm really wrestling with this. my sisters who are in battleground states have both said we've got to vote for hillary to stop trump. i'm hoping that -- i can't get there from here yet. i'm not supporting hillary, but i'm certainly not supporting trump. the threshold to get on the ballot in utah is only $500 and 1,000 signatures so i was toying with the idea of getting on the ballot myself but i don't think that's going to happen. that's three days away. >> will you let us know if that happens, please? >> certainly will. i will make my announcement on msnbc. >> please do. you can do it right now if you'd like? >> if somebody wants to put up $500, i'm in. >> there we go. jim bennett, son of senator

candace my lard looks at the exploits of a young winston churchill during the second boer war. maureen dowd shares her thoughts on the 2016 presidential election in "the year of voting dangerously." eagle forum founder phyllis schlafly makes a conservative argument for supporting donald trump. and two-time pulitzer prize-winning historian alan taylor examines the revolutionary war and its aftermath in "american revolutions." some books being published in october, ruth bader ginsburg releases her memoir, "my own words," a profile of alan greenspan as well. also coming up in october, "let me tell you about jasper," the latest from dana perino, co-host of fox news' "the five." be guardian editor at large gary younge reports on gun violence in another day in the death of america. and historian h.w. brands gives an account of the rivalry between president harry truman and general douglas macarthur. .. former u.s. special envoy for middle east, george permit mitchell allies his recommendations for peace. look for these titles in the coming weeks and months and watch for the authors o

gooey but a a moral obligation to say despite what critics say is too positive, some may say it's too lard, but do i believe this? and i went through this with president bush senior who i believe honestly most political figures are kind of 60/40 light versus dark. that's the nature of the game. i believe george h.w. bush is more like 80/20. that's my view after having spent -- depending on how you count on it, 17 years thinking about doing the books, six years of interviewing him deal iing wh a diary he kept weekly as president. he was not perfect. he will admit that but taken all in all i think there was more light than dark so that was as true as i could make it. and i think there's -- if you're writing with the critic on your shoulder that way madness lies. i really do. i if you're always worried about what the toughest critic is going to say, i don't know how you finish. >> the hemmings are different because that's a family biography and there are people in the family that you like more than the others and there are some things that they're doing or not doing that you can get exasperat

there are is a lard element of hand assembly there too. >> you are investing high performance race carse future for driverless cars? >> well, it's coming. you know, we are working very hard on autonomous driving but, you know, and you're right, a car like this, this is a driver's dream. >> yes. >> and so we are going to be a bit schizophrenic for a while. we will have autonomous vehicles on the road with vehicles that are being driven by people. >> were you concerned about the dangers that come along with driverless cars? >> not concerned, but it's something we are going to have to always work on and work out. that is why you won't see an explosion of these vehicles. you will see them introduced in a very measured way so we do get real world experience. >> technology, where do you see it? what sort of time frame? >> the technology is developing very quickly. we said we would have one ready by 2021. i think the issue is the regulation and society's acceptance around it. >> it's so interesting because personal car sales reached record highs in 2015, yet less than a quarter of 16-year-olds

they are having a lard time making ends meet. you got one parent working for the government, the other parent working for the family. and this is important business. this is about getting the economy moving again. this is about american jobs and opportunities. it's about the government as i said before pinching its pennies for a change instead of the poor taxpayer. when they raise your taxes, nobody runs around asking people where you going to get the extra money? i think the government can do better. are there personal differences? >> that are relevant. >> well, my blood pressure's lower and my weight. my cholesterol. but i will not make health an issue in this campaign. [ laughter ] i think he's a bit taller than i am. but i think there are personal differences. i don't like to get into personal matters. far as i'm concerned, this is a campaign about issues. it's about my vision for america and about his liberal vision for america. and not about personal things. i think his liberal vision is a thing of the past. i know he wants

and then you have bull lurd lard saying we're going to do one rate increase fwhienz -- >> so it's atright now. what do you think it goes to? >> i think it will go -- traders will keep their eye on what yellen says friday. it's going to be highly anticipated. the overall sentiment the bulls are in control. and it has to do with what previous guests touched on. the fed and weakness in the dollar at this point. and the fight to safety. you saw the dollar trading higher, bonds trading higher. gold trading higher as well. the one thing i see right now that's holding gold back, it is bullish but it is the equity markets. we make new highs, it feels like, on a daily basis every other day. but that has kept a cap on gold. had it not been for the equities as strong as they have been, they would be trading at -- >> because it serves as competition. guys, lady, thank you so much. bob, kathy, and john. >> coming up here, apparently it says it's friday. and apparently i don't know -- i haven't confirmed this. but it's 5:00 somewhere. >> it is. >> so where does your state rank when it comes to bee

then in september candace my lard has written two best sellers, one about assassination of one of the most gift canned men ever elected -- gifted men ever elected to the presidency, james a. garfield, and live of doubt, how theodore roosevelt discovered a river in the amazon and almost died. she's incredibly good at taut narratives about famous individuals and periods in their life. in this case she's telling a story that i sort of knew had happened but didn't realize how dramatic it was, which is that winston churchill as a young man, who always believed he was destined to be prime minister of england, had a complete faith in his own greatness, felt he had to do something incredible to get public notice. he had tried to put himself in danger in india in the army, as a war correspondent. he went to south africa where the boer war had just erupted. he was a correspondent be, but he volunteered to go on an armored twain. the train was attacked, he was captured and put in a prison camp, and because he was the son of the aristocracy, the boers made great propaganda value out of this. he e