it targets the least of these. for other states had their voter -- four other states had their voter suppression law struck down in july. yet we see that new tactics are being borne by locations and districts all over the country. just today or yesterday, the new york times reported that in different districts, police officers are now being used in order to intimidate voters and challenge their capacity to vote. we say that they are made in the image of god, and if they are citizens, they have the right to vote. and so, sojourners is launching the witness the vote voter suppression project. is calling on churches and faith communities to show up at the polls on election day and especially we are targeting five specific states. ohio, florida, pennsylvania, north carolina, and michigan. these are states where voter suppression laws have made it and policies have made it a very tenuous place for people who are vulnerable in those populations. we are encouraging churches to engage in community spirit at the polls. stan

that's at least until monday. a texas company has started building the pipeline that will stretch from north dakota to illinois, going through 18 counties here in landowners have sued. they're challenging the utilities board's authority to allow a privately owned company to use eminent domain so they can build the pipeline on the landowners' property. the delay will give the board time to review the legal issues of the lawsuit. iowa isn't the only state dealing with opposition to the pipeline. a native american tribe is trying to stop construction in north dakota. a federal judge says he'll decide next month on the tribe's request. hundreds of protesters from across the country surrounded a federal courthouse judge did not immediately rule on a request from the standing rock sioux tribe to stop the oil pipeline under construction near their land. standing rock sioux tribe members say the dakota access pipeline's route under the missouri river could threaten its water supplies if the pipeline leaks or breaks. one m

at least two of the attackers are dead. at least 700 students were evacuated from the school. >>> u.s. navy is calling an incident between iranian vessel and u.s. destroyer unprofessional. it came within 300 of the u.s. vessel. it's the most recent in several incidents of iranian ships of taunting u.s. ships in the persian gulf. >>> now to "your voice, your vote." and the latest name-calling on the road to the white house. >> donald trump has launched a new assault on hillary clinton labeling her a bigot as he tries to appeal to minority voters. >> hillary clinton is a bigot. who sees people of color only as votes not as human beings worthy of a better future. >> clinton immediately fired back telling cnn last night that trump is the one p bigotbigo bigotry pair paranoia. >> he's taking a hate movement main stream. >> we can expect to hear much more on this issue. hillary clinton is set to deliver a speech in nevada today aimed at linking donald trump to the alternative right movement often associated with white nationalism

at least 11 people are reported to have been killed. the 6.2 magnitude quake was centered 105 miles northeast of rome. it hit early this morning and was followed by at least seven strong aftershocks. buildings in several small towns have been flattened, trapping residents. rescue crews are using buckets and their hands to try and reach survivors. one bridge collapsed, hampering rescue efforts. town is all but gone. pope francis, saddened by the earthquake, cancelled he would have given to his general audience and, instead, prayed with the crowd for victims and survivors. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the breaking developments from italy on the earthquake. plus, "forbes" reveals its annual ranking of the world's most innovative countries. that features songs by the beatles. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

at least it's not raining at 71 . it looks gorgeous but we don't really want to see those lingering clouds around. >>> let's talk about the chipotle is hoping beer can help turn things around for them. they are trying out a limited promotion in some states, half priced beer. thursdays only in september. there dow is down 25 percent related to an outbreak that affected your health. >> let's see if this promotion works. those other ones did not do the job. poker california to try to pronounce him ohio counties and here's what happened. >> [ video playback ] >> they were close. we do have to give them the benefit of the doubt. many of those names originate from american tribes in languages. they are tough. >> there is another one where we came from, worcester. some things you just have to learn. we're still learning. >>> breaking news overnight: horrible explosion. >>> closer to home parents upset after there superintendent is put on leave >> and millions for a mini makeover. the stadium may get a new makeover. >> that i

at least she's predictable in her stance.edictability of trump that endeared him to the kremlin controlled media. >> he will either be more inclined to do a deal with the kremlin, or he will mess up life in the white house and on capitol hill so much by his erratic behavior that the american system will be in permanent crisis. that's what russia wants. >> russia, if yoir listening, i hope you're able to find. the 30,000 e e-mails that are missing. >> he may not be the kremlin's man, but he might prove a useful distraction from what the kremlin does. matthew chance, cnn, moscow. >>> we are hearing reporting that rebels in syria have made a significant gain in their fight to break the siege of alep to. aipt-government forces on saturday successfully punched open a car door in a western corn er of the city. the syrian government tells a different story. >> there are competing claims as to whether rebel forces managed to break the siege on syria's second city. rebel fighters said they punched through over the weekend in an assaul

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at least 3 people have been taken into custody. there was at least one suspect on the loose. active suspect. they are still searching the neighborhood just in case. at least one person was shot. an officer involved shooting. an officer was not hurt. we did see one of the suspects. we believe the suspect. in cuffs. just a short time ago. getting into and out of the police cars. the police in custody. police have s*erl witnesses that are talking to. some of the police vehicles tonight. we don't know again who the suspects are. they look to be. there was a young woman. who was had one of the polic vehicles. >> we spoke to a witness. who saw this all happen here. heard gunshots outside his home. >> . we will obvious share them with reporting live fox 31. >> . they just started grabbing things off the sidewalk. and in the garbage truck they went. >> will the city be sue for sweeping up homeless camp sites in downtown denver. >> . the bold step to remove homeless. saying they violated denver's no they retrieved somewhere upwards of two million dollars. >> the city tells us they are

at least six businesses were burned saturday night.t walker activate it had state national guard but the troops will not be deployed in milwaukee unless the city police chief decides to do so. fox business will have more on this, milwaukee county sheriff david clark will be on varney&company, that's today 10:15 a.m. eastern. adam: republican presidential nominee donald trump is set to lay out plans to defeat isis today. trump will deliver that speech in youngstown, ohio later this morning, comes after trump criticized obama's middle east policy last week. >> isis is honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. [cheers and applause] >> he's the founder. he founded isis. adam: mr. trump's running mate mike pence was on fox news sunday defending those comments. >> i think he's being serious and making a point that needs to be made that there's no question that the failed policies of president obama and secretary state hillary clinton in the wider middle east created a vacuum within iraq in which isis was

at least the implied open. dow jones up 16 points.daq showing a gain of five to six points as well there. perhaps taking cues from europe. across the pond seeing a generally positive tone to the markets there. dax and german up. cac and france up the same amount on a percentage basis. the ftse 100 in uk down .10%. ftse mib in italy up by a percent at this point. ibex in spain up 1% as well. mixed picture in the overnight session as we take a look at the asian markets because we did see a little bit of weakness in certain main markets there, like in shanghai and hang seng and hong kong. both off. that's mainland china. the hang seng in hong kong off .75%. the notable always talking about the yen. it closed up .60 of 1%. >>> oil is a story. wti 47.31. brent down a little less. we did get industry data from the americmeramerican me troil institute. inventory has risen. we'll get the u.s. data later this week and see if oil maintains early losses. as for ten-year treasury note yield, barely budging. tight ranges for the yield. 155 is wher

stand in solidarity with the least of these.voteress suppression efforts in precincts across the country. the partners we are working with include the lawyers committee for civil rights, investment , andct, the brennan center the friends committee on national legislation. we will also be putting together webinars to train churches and clergy in how to bear witness at of voter in an effort protection. and finally we will show up on november 8 and churches will love the least of these is the exercise dominion. jesus said what you do to the least of these, you do unto me. voter suppression laws have targeted the least of these. the church is rising up and is marcng

at least four vehicles involved. can see the accident scene hercreating a traffic on the boulevard southbound. we'll have the latest on this. bethlehem pike is shut down. all of that when "action news" comes right back. >> 6:14. we have some breaking news. karen rogers, what you got in traffic. >> we're looking live with chopper6 on the scene of the roosevelt boulevard. this is a big accident. multi-vehicle accident. four vehicles involved. now that chopper is there you can really see the damage in these vehicles. see how we've got this jeep here, you've got a car some smashed in before it a car smashed in ahead of it. we also have police on the scene. a tow truck on the scene. at one point this was blocking all lanes. when i first showed you this we had a number of fire trucks, we had ambulance, we had tow trucks all on the scene. now we can see that some of those emergency crews have left but still causing problems on the boulevard. this is southbound approaching the schuylkill. looks like they're just getting read

at least it's not 100 right? sarada beach, this is the place to be, you want to cool off a little bit, water temperatures in the mid to upper 80s, lot of sting ray sightings, much of pinellas county the last week or so. let's look a activity. pretty much it, pretty much done for the rest of the evening. our weather headlines, light and variable winds. lower rain chances overall, moisture gradually on the increase. highs at a, i could have even stayed in the same area by the way, 99 in lake placid. sorry for you folks sorry in but low 90s up against the coast. inland was where the heat was, tomorrow likewise, that's where we're going to see the really warm temperatures. 84 the current temperature. 84 at 10:00 p.m. 75 the dew point, be humidity, high. invest 99 here, about a 60% chance that development in the next invest 90, earlier in the develops in the next five days. not too many models printing out on this but should continue to the west northwest, invest 99l, starting off further south, it's got a better chan

at least five people are injured.he strike sent electricity down the tree and on to a bench where 51-year-old man was sitting just trying to get out of the storm. eyewitnesses say it was sudden. and chaotic. the had only moments to get out of there. >> we heard the lightening strike. you know, the ground shook. it was crazy. and we see people running at the park over here. >> i saw three gentlemen on the been's, two of them leaning against each other. a third leaning against them. a young lady approached we saw smoking and smouldering. >> the mayor says it is, in fact, a tragedy for at the entire town. >>> the attacks keep coming, donald trump's target, the media. congress may get more insight into the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. >> reporter: a new line of attacks from donald trump. this time not focusing his fire on hillary clinton, but instead targeting the media. and launching new rant on twitter including this. quote, i have not only fighting crooked hillary, i'm fighting the dishonest and

humanitarian aid in at least two respects. first was the nation's incredible willingness to mobilize for humanitarian assistance after 1916. statistics on the american red cross which was the nation's pre-eminent wartime aid agency make this trend starkly visible. counting just 286,000 members in 1916, the american red cross would see its numbers explode to 22 million adults and 11 million children by 1918. that's about one-third of the u.s. population at the time. during the same years in 1917 and '18, u.s. citizens would give $400 million to the american red cross to fund its relief operations. again, $400 million is not pocket change. in 1917 and '18. u.s. entry into the war as the statistics suggest really generated an unprecedented level of support for u.s. humanitarian aid. rates really never seen before in the nation's past. a second clear shift was the u.s. government's increasingly formal involvement in u.s. foreign aid after 1916. this is a trend that would intense few even more so as the 20th century progressed. dur

the flooding is to blame at least seven deaths. authorities fear that could go higher. barack obama has declared parts of the state a federal disaster area. >>> let's turn to politics. the race for the white house. busy day, both presidential candidates in battle ground states, hillary clinton getting a boost from joe biden. joined democratic rally at hits home town of scranton. the vp wasted no time calling donald trump unqualify to be president. >> i can say without hesitation my word is no major party nominee in the history of the united states of america has not, has no less or been less prepared to deal with our national security than donald trump. >> the vice president also said republican nominee quote, has no clue about foreign policy or the lives of working class americans and has unamerican policy ideas. >>> gp presidential nominee delivered a foreign policy speech in the swing state of ohio yesterday. donald trump unveiled a new immigration proposal. this would feature an i delogical screening test for immigrants looking for a visa to enter the united states.

trump held at least seven. with hillary clinton away from the campaign trail, late today, former president bill clinton defended the foundation's work. maurice he said if there is something wrong with creating jobs and saving lives, i don't know what it is. >> julianna goldman. in washington. >> coming up next -- when children die in hot cars, why do some parents face charges and others don't. and, later, a secret ? music ? new k-y intense. >>> this year at least 27 children in this country have died after being left inside hot cars. and about half the cases, some one, usual a parent or guardian has faced criminal charges. but critics say, race plays a role in determining who gets charged and who doesn't. and they point to two recent cases in mississippi as proof. here is mark strassmann. >> it felt like every part of me just -- just was torn into pieces. >> reporter: this was the moment last may that haunts joshua blount. outside the restaurant where he works, the 25-year-old discovered his daughter shania had

at least one person was hurt and more than 100 homes were damaged. heavy rain is expected to continue in the country for days. emily: the red sox sweep arizona thanks to mookie betts. right off the top, betts with a 2 run homer all the way out of the park. but he wasn't satisfied with just that. up again in the second, he puts a 3 run homer over the monster. sox crushed the diamondbacks 16 to 2. they're on the road for the next 11 games. he said just one more. cindy: the players coming in from arizona would like what is all this humidity? home field advantage there. it was 96 yesterday ist where been so hotly leap today's our best chance of seeing temperatures at or above 90 degrees. close to 90 today and the rest of the week there holding a mostly 80's. still above average for this time of the year. our average high is just 80 i'll best chance of rain comes tomorrow afternoon and wednesday morning. that is what we will see some showers and thunderstorms coming in with the potential for some of those to be strong if not severe. it is all coming from

at least as he sees it. he didn't go into solutions. he's raised the issue of illegal immigration in his anti-clinton ads. do you think this is the right way to out reach to minorities? >> 100%. if you look at the black community, 26 million people are living in poverty. unemployment percentage is double of that of the white population. donald trump is saying the obama/clinton economy has failed african-americans in this country. it's failed the inner cities. donald trump will be the one that creates jobs, that keeps american jobs safe. and that reinvigorates the inner cities. >> is it the fact that you say i will do this for you? that's enough to convince black voters? >> martin what's enough to convince them, if you look at the proposal on the tax brackets, simplified tax bracket, 15% corporate tax rate which would help those middle class business owners, it would help them reinvigorate the inner cities. proposal on immigration on keeping out low skilled workers. it will revitalize the inner cities and give african-americans hope back

a cold front looks to move through on tuesday, so expect another chance of rain, at least early on tuesday. then we dry out and cool down as a canadian high pressure system back to you. along the turkey river are in clean-up mode this weekend. t-v nine's jordee kalk joins us from elkader where the water has been receding all weekend. jordee? crews were out here for about 5 just want to take a minute to show you how severe this flooding was. if i would have been standing in this exact spot on friday, the water would have been up from central plumbing all the way back to their dock and that was all sandbags 7 feet high " " and tonight at 10, hear how the flood impacted businesses along the turkey river. live in elkader, jordee kalk, kcrg t-v cedar rapids and how can we stop it? parents, law enforcement and fed up residents are working on solving those questions right now in redmond park. this comes after numerous shootings in town, some involving minors. last september this fourteen year old, robert humbles, shot and killed another teen. humbles' bullet hit fifteen-year-old aaron richardson

right now - cnn reports at least 21 people are dead. this part of central italy has seen several significant earthquakes in the past century. several significant earthquakes in the past century. in 2009, a six-point-3 magnitude quake the u-s, officials already responding.. suzanne kennedy continues our team coverage live at the italian embassy. breaking news from montgomery county. just in the last thirty minutes - just in the last thirty minutes - police confirm a shooting in burtonsville is now a homicide. it happened at a home on sandy spring road just east of route 29. police say a man in his early 20s was found inside with a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital wwhere he later died. right now police still don't know a motive but they do believe the victim and a possible suspect may know each other. on the scene getting more information. we'll have a live report from him, still ahead. right now.. benning road is back open after an accident that left a car looking like this. the crash happened just before eleven last night. a

with eknow at least ten buildings have been -- we know at least ten buildings have been destroyed. thanks for being with us tonight. >> let's look at where the fire is burning right now. it's just south of lower lake. at least ten homes have been damaged or destroyed. over 4,000 people have been evacuated. >> and over 8300 people do not have power tonight because of this fire. over 1,000 firefighters are working on this fire right now. there are crews from the bay area there. they have all gone up to lake county to help put out the fire tonight. we want to go where this is all happening. we have reporters on the scene. and live in lake county tonight here's with the very latest. >> reporter: i'm not going to be hearing anything. >> having some technical difficulties. you saw some of the fire burning directly behind. now you see here this fire that we're talking about this is a fire that's already burned more than 3,000 acres justine. >> and only 5% contained. and we're getting the very latest information that all of lower lake has been evacuated tonight as well as parts of southern

temperatures getting at least into the mid-80s.ht, you may notice, it's not going to be as cool or comfortable as it has in the last couple of days. and that is going to be the case throughout the area. the lehigh valley, it was down in the 50s in the last couple of mornings, only in the 60s tomorrow morning. that's an indication of that humidity coming up. we'll see if there are any showers with that, and if the heat's going to last through the weekend, with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> glenn, we'll see you then. thank you. >>> vice president joe biden is in turkey this morning. he arrived this morning for talks that will include discussions on recent developments in syria. just hours before the vice president's arrival, turkey launched an operation to clear a syrian border town from isis militants. now, when turkey's president meets with biden, he's expected to demand the extradition of a cleric who lives in the poconos. turkey blames gulen for a failed coup attempt this summer. gulen is a longtime critic of the

at least hope so. 6:39.has been one year since first of its kinds here in philadelphia surgery at chop. two new hands. >> the surgery teams, the young boys life forever. crust murphy, the cutest little boy, so glad things are going well for him. >> might be the cutest sounds bite you will ever hear in your entire life. one year ago the doctors perform the first double hands trans plate. zion harvey was just eight years old at the time. yesterday zion and his family met to celebrate one year sense the very successful surgery. shared how he is now feeling. >> i feel happy about my new hands. and i don't feel different. >> what do you like the most? >> i like now that i can throw a football further than when i didn't have hands. >> is that the cutest thing never zion also talk a lot about playing football. his mom isn't so sure, though. she says maybe you can start with something less physical like baseball. press maryland, big baltimore ravens fan. and he loves u del's alum, joey flacco. so hopefully joey flac

at least five people confirmed dead by the chp. lifted to various hospitals with major injuries. the chp first got a call about this crash about 3:30. this happened on highway 99 near the

at least 37 people now reported dead... as crews search for missing people trapped beneath the rubble. angelica's in studio with the latest. here's what we know so far - the earthquake struck near the town of norcia at roughly 3:30 in the morning local time. at least two other towns are reporting damage... with several buildings collapsed... and an unknown number of people trapped beneath the rubble. the earthquake's tremors even rattled rome... roughly 100 miles away. facebook has activated check feature there so users can let their friends and family know they're okay.... and the u-s embassy is encouraging americans in the area to get on social media as well to let people know they're safe. rob haswell is here monitoring the situation in italy as well. rob adlibs about magnitude, front today we see a strong push of warm, humid and unstable air. rain and thunderstorms are likely today and tonight. highs today will get into the upper 70s and low 80s. dewpoints will be near 70 making it very humid. we have a 'marginal risk'

at least a dozen injured, taken to a local hospital. some people are believed to still be stuck inside the cam campus. with today's attack what was once considered a symbol of hope for afghanistan's future is now clearly in the crosshairs. david? >> martha raddatz tonight. >>> now, to the race for president. and donald trump's new campaign team has now been in place for a week and it would seem trump is clinton and the clinton foundation, but new headlines about trump donating to the clinton foundation, too. and we stay focused here on those key battlegrounds. a new poll tonight, showing the race very tight in north carolina. clinton and trump in a dead heat. and trump this evening making very overt pleas to hispanic and african-american voters to give him a second look. but will it work? abc's jonathan karl with what he's now saying. >> reporter: it seems, for now at least, trump. relentlessly on message, focused squarely on taking down hillary clinton. >> her actions are criminal. they are purposeful and they're totally calculated. sh

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at least five people have been injured. launch very shortly searching this campus for any suspected attackers, gunmen. this is the very same university where just a couple weeks ago two lecturers were kidnapped at gunpoint right from their car. in fact, one of them was an american. so let's begin our coverage with

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he is expected to stay in the hospital for at least a ek destruction this morning after at least three tornadoes ripped through several cities yesterday. more than a dozen people were injured. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence, also the governor of indiana, left the campaign trail to survey the storm damage. >>> in canada officials there believe two tornadoes touched down last night. it brought down trees and caused other propertydamage. several homes were also left without power. we do know at least three people were hurt in one town, should be okay. >>> want to check our weather. lisa has our first alert. yesterday felt cool. >> it was nice. today will be ccol, but we also get sunshine the first half of our day. the threat for severe weather is low today, but we will get thunderstorms this afternoon. denver now aa 51 degrees. we have quite a few neighborhoods in the mid- to upper 40s. it is a chilly start to our thursday. at city park it's just 48 now. 38 in allenspark. and 44 in conifer. with some sweatshirt, even light jacket wearable weather, i guess what we would sa

and at least 40-thousand homes are destroyed. an editorial in the baton rouge newspaper, "the advocate" cri vacationing in martha's vineyard, as people in louisiana suffer. the red cross says the flooding has already cost at least 30-million dollars in damage. that number is expected to grow. the washington monument will remain closed at least through today as crews try to fix another elevator problem. the national park service closed the monument after an elevator cable broke loose wednesday. this is the second time in a week that the monument has had to close. d-c delegate eleanor holmes norton asked for a meeting with park service officials. she says she wants answers as to why the monument has been repeatedly closed for repairs. as eileen has been saying-- we are in day ten of this heat wave and local departments are adjusting services to protect d-p-w crews in the district say they will again start trash collections an hour earlier, at 6 a.m, instead of 7. workers are getting an early start to avoid those 90-degree temperatu