s >> let's do the forecast. forecs that's a live shot. 're looking cloudy to start to your morning.ng. 76 degrees. winds out of the west at five. w we'll take a little bit offke thes ae temperatures later todat and i think we should be in for a much cit quieter day. couples showers north of potomac. earlier we had a coupleou showers passing over the chesapeake.chesapeake. there is some clearing skiese cl off to our north and west andesa that should gradually move in. we'll be part to mostly sunny this afternoon.th high temperature yes we should be celebrating onlyisebrati 91 degrees.. that will be first time in tim i eight days. scattered isolate storms sto saturday. look what it does. next week we are in the low to e mid 80's around here.d here. monday, tuesday, we with low humidity. hid we can save on our air conditioning. >> nice. >> we can relax, take a deep breath. it will be a beautiful end tondt summer by monday, tuesday, tueay wednesday.dnesday. now let's see what you'ret you'e delivering erin.de >> from the land of exciting of and

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s finest. team u.s.a. tonight let's do this. >> anchor: coming up at 6:00 we'll take a closer look at the athletes to watch as competition in rio does getted way. some local athletes preparing to give it their all as they go for gold. >> anchor: also coming up, nancy chen has i closer look at the outfits team u.s.a. will be wearing tonight and she will tell us how some local companies played an important role in making them the best dressed. >> anchor: and remember 7 news is your home for the summer game that we're adding an extra half hour of today in new england starting on monday you can catch all of the highlights and headlines from 4:30 until 7:00 a.m. >> anchor: looking forward to that and hey, how about the weekend? yeah, a few issues with some scattered storms tomorrow. honey nut cheerios real honey. yeah, honey. and real patience. hurry up! >> anchor: all right. i guess f kind of hot out there today. >> anchor: humidity is going up a little bit, jr. people are loving it. it's friday, it's summer, let's do it. >> a

week to the weekend. 97 and look what happens by, let's say, thursday, friday >> beginning of the next week looks wonderful >> we may only do mid 80'sy monday >> by mid week >> yes >> that's going to feel chilly >> let's not go there yet >> put your big boy pants on. you'll be ok for 80's. >> i'll hold you when it happens's >> that's all i needed. >> it's going to be cold after all. >> felt the chills blow through last night >> me too, i seriously felt that too. >> party. in for the cuddle party, i'll bring may snug gy. great now transformer fire, 18 and street northbound reopened, same story on 19th, l street eastbound remains shutdown, please use caution, things getting back to normal in dupont. let's take a live look outside. we're dealing with big problems through lor ton, crash moved over to the left shoulder. this is 95 northbound happened in the express lanes. slow under ten miles per hour, you're not only jammed up through lorton but really heavy traffic and congestion past 610. please allow more time. as you get closer to the beltway. earlier crash that cleared 395 northbound, still dealing with big delays as you pass gleeb

let's do it again today, s >> it's all systems go for most of the afternoon and bus stop for waingt i want to send everybody picture of getting back to school. i love each and every one of them. and then after school mid to upper 80s. notice we're dry both this morning and later this afternoon both pick up and dpropoff. yesterday, beautiful day. 84, reagan national and coolest day in several months. and dulles 85. bwi marshall 82. warmer than those numbers today i think mid up toer 80s today. we'll add two, three, four degrees in the must be numbers and nice and dry and potential spore the great day yesterday and beautiful morning this morning is in place and that again will deliver nice companies. writing now wire in the low 63 630s off to nrm norm and sgleingt a little piece of ep arey friday and cooler weather and then before that heat building into the area and jet stream to the north and northeast that will allow actually pour and more humid conditions by 90 rz and by friday mid to upper 90s. the tropics this time of year end of august, early september we're ramping up this time

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doing 360's like the other planes. >> no. >> helicopters just don't do that. >> no, they don't. let's head over to karen rogers.ve had a situation out there this morning. >> yeah, we do. let's take a live look right now. this is the roosevelt boulevard southbound approaching the schuylkill. so we've got an accident here. i'm looking at ambulance, i've got one, two -- at least two fire trucks. two police officers and a tow truck. all on the scene right now. i mean, this is a nasty accident. you can see they're blocking all lanes southbound on the boulevard. i've been watching the medics out here working. looks like a minute or two maybe they'll be able to make the ambulance leave and we'll see if the other vehicles are able to go he from there. boulevard southbound all traffic blocked. a big accident. a number of emergency vehicles. we've got fire trucks ambulance police tow truck all on the scene blocking all lanes on the boulevard southbound. i showed you this even before police arrived on the scene and then now we can see the change as so many people coming back on the scene with this. i talked to police in m

let's go to 7's byron barnett. he is live in rockport. what do we know about this guy and the woman he's accused of going after? >> well, the suspect is being held without bail, and around here are really glad up he's been caught. police say he snuck up from behind and attacked this woman right here on this road in rockport. >> we heard a woman outside screaming to my brother and i came outside. >> rockport emt millard ring sas he and other neighbors rick santorum to help a woman in her 50s who police say was attacked on this road in rockport last week. right in front of ring's house. castro of gloucester is charged with assault with intent to rape and assault and battery on a disabled person. >> she said she was knocked to the ground and someone was basically -- it seemed like they were trying to rip off her clothes and after she started screaming, the person just took off. >> based upon his actions that e was attempting to remove her underwear and attempting to rape her. >> she was pretty much distraugn deal. >> police say surveillance video fr

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let's do the s&p.ne since that is sitting in record territory and for the week the s&p up just a fraction. >> yeah. it is enough. remember, we had been in a 1% range for almost three weeks now. we'll never more than 1% from a new high and the jobs report the nudge we needed. >> 10-year yield higher today. we had a flattening of the curve to some degree because short-term yields going up and now 1.58. up roughly a basis point. >> now the prospect maybe banks join the little rotation that we have been seeing in stocks and talking about techs. banks laggards all year. >> dxy, the dollar today, we were talking about that with david darst. and up half a percent today for the week up three quarters of a percent. and what that does for oil, that's been -- that got down, what? $38 a barrel for a time this week. and we're back to $41.89 after the rally yesterday. >> stabilization of oil is a factor of the rally. that's scary dropping down there and another reason we're holding up well this week. >> how about th

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do every four years. let me ask you about family influence on donald trump 's decision to run. guest: every four years, he stepped up and looked at it, he was on the ballot in two states. he said it was not going to work out. the story is told that his wife said if you are going to keep talking about this, you should do it. if you are not going to do it, you should stop talking about it. he decided he should finally run. him you'reably told going to do this. if you are going to do it, now is the time. an ah-ha moment? one of our visits, before we sat down to begin the interview, he said come with me, and he took us a ross bohol to a conference room. with stacks of magazines. on the cover of every magazine was donald trump. what he said was look what i found. even know this room was outside his office filled with magazines of hymns health on the cover. moment to have this man who is the republican nominee for president to be so enraptured with his own image on these covers. it was a revealing moment about in hise in ego plays life and his sense of self. it was fascinating and di

do every four years. let me ask you about family influence on donald trump 's decision to run. guest: every four years, he stepped up and looked at it, he was on the ballot in two states. he said it was not going to work out. the story is told that his wife said if you are going to keep talking about this, you should do it. if you are not going to do it, you should stop talking about it. he decided he should finally run. him you'reably told going to do this. if you are going to do it, now is the time. an ah-ha moment? one of our visits, before we sat down to begin the interview, he said come with me, and he took us a ross bohol to a conference room. with stacks of magazines. on the cover of every magazine was donald trump. what he said was look what i found. even know this room was outside his office filled with magazines of hymns health on the cover. moment to have this man who is the republican nominee for president to be so enraptured with his own image on these covers. it was a revealing moment about in hise in ego plays life and his sense of self. it was fascinating and di

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doing another. let's turn to the markets. nasdaq, the s&p, and the all hit a record high, not seen since the late 1990's. for more on the market moves, let's introduce our guest, j.p. morgan asset management global head of strategy, john bilton. great to have you on the program. we are mispricing risk because of all the central-bank action, but how crazy is it that we are seeing record highs for equities almost worldwide and low growth to know growth, anemic growth? john: but it is growth. roll back to the beginning of the year. we had the concern that -- francine: but record high on equities. john: but following a very lengthy expansion, nearly eight years of expansion. we've got a slow and steady grind better. look at the performance of the s&p and the doubt yesterday, the retail sector. we had some department stores beating modestly on estimates. it is underground. francine: what i can't matchup is the fact that equities are at a record and i understand they are under loved, but still, they are at a record high. and yet the fed has an h

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s?at do we mean by place s for our museum is important that we let people know that african-american history is broad and line. -- wide. we have to find a way to represent it and all of it geographic diversity from north, south, east, west. the place is more than that. place a something we all feel and we all have. based is emotional and about memory. so what we have done here is we have identified 10 unique places across time and across regions that we did -- dip people into any subversive way from the bronx in the 1970's looking at the development of the bronx. we going to hip-hop to chicago and the defender in the 1930's and 40's and looking at making of a black metropolis. too tall so, oklahoma in 1921 of looking at the resilience the african-american community in greenwood and response to one of the most devastating race riots in our country's history. intois what we drop people and power of place. intimate stories that humanize the big history across place and time. in the middle we have what we call the hub. it's the central place where -- the center were help visitors explore ideas a

we'll let you know what school leaders are doing to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> maybe this will send a message, more preventative. we s >>> 6:36. more ahead. let's check matt granite with today 's ways to save. what's ahead? oh, okay. all right. we'll check with matt in a little bit. hollie? happy friday. >> today we'll talk about a >>> welcome back. thank you for watching us. station fridays. i try to tackle food items. today is my least favorite segment of the entire year. i hate talking about macadamia nut oil so much. any time this dobbs, three times per -- this drops, three times a year, i feature this. i collect more hate mail than any other time in my career. people say they're never going to watch me again, i'm a sell out, they hate the stati watch me now go to wkyc.com and grab this. for those of you new to me or this, i'll have tv's dr. derrick tell you why this is liquid gold. >> matt, you know how i feel about macadamia nut oil. it's the finest oil you'll ever use. it will improve the quality of your health. it's olive oil but better for your body and heart, skin, hair, nails. holds up to 515 degrees of he

let's check in on how stocks virtues are doing. slight gain yesterday. ss down not only a point. nasdaq futures and five. nicole: gains and losses between the dow. back and forth. look at the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." welcome to the meat casino. they descend into chaos trading of cattle that the futures market can't get the signals that needs to get the prices. sweeping the bid for the "chicago tribune," sources say goodnight has privately sweetened its bid hoping to overcome resistance to a sale from the parent of the "chicago tribune" and los angeles times. check it out transgender debate. target said to oppose than $20 million to have a private bathroom to each of its stores by next year. they use whichever restroom corresponds with their gender identity. ford says it's speeding up plans for fully driverless cars within five years. the road was south of the border. reporter: lauren and nicole, come to you from the oldest operating plant here in chicago. ford, the estimate is about $60 an hour in wages and benefits for em

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stuck in the past where they think well let's do the lifestyle stories to the woman writers are women writers can't do the harder stuff. i mean honestly, i've no idea s where it women's magazines are going to go and i don't look at him. i think i aged out of him but i also spent so much time between 2007 and 2010 staring at them every single month and picking them apart that i don't want to look at them anymore. but personally i'm not can you read them websites anymore. i think because, it's not that they're not necessary, but i doa think there have been a market in the content that you find a general interest websites or a magazines that have to do with women's issues. they're not all shunted off toto the side. you see a lot of female writers and reporters who came out writing for websites are creating their own blogs. but they were making any money who have been snapped up by legacyup publications. cosmo has a gal which once ran a blog named family. a law school student, not someone not someone who came up in the media.for the that's really heartening. so ideally maybe there won't be a need for women's magazine. but that said would it be fascinatin

i'm doing it intentionally. let's deal with the 90's for a few more days. 92 tomorrow. 90 on saturday. 90 on sunday. those days feature a chance of showers but likely the showers and the storms turn cooler and less humid on monday at 85. look at tuesday and wednesday, delightful, bright sunshine, low humidity. it will finally turn warmer for the day on thursday of next week. and it's 4:00. you know what that is on thursday? it's trivia time. this is a good one for you. we have had a hot august so far. saturday, sunday and monday it was 100 degrees or higher. the question today, when was the last time washington reached 100 degrees or higher for three c the month of august? was it august of 1988? august of 1956% august of -- 1956? august of 1930? alison: it's been that long? even if it's 1988 that's a long time. doug: we will have the answer. don't hang out on the edge of your chairs and don't move. jonathan: that's what we do. we are poised on the edge of our seats. alison: jonathan always gets them right. jonathan: i have my answer loc

let go of the standards, well, where do we let go? i mean, do we want some commonality that kids should do grade 8, and know about it. i don't know where that line s i guess my argument is, i have no trouble with the bulk of algebra two if it is taught in a joy yous way many general standards. >> one more question. >> hi. i am a high school math teacher in the south bronx, my biggest concern with the idea of not making higher level math mandatory is there's already an achievement gap in this country and my students having lots of doors shut on them. i think by saying, okay, only those who can learn math are going to be the ones who learn it, it will get larger? so my question to you, is how, if we go with this and get rid of those standards are we going to prevent our students, from continuing to get doors closed on them? [applause] >> i really am glad that question was asked. because it's a basic american question. back in some decaying trailer park, in rural arkansas but south brooklyn -- but anyway. somewhere, there is a kid being brought up in a really groundgy home. who has the makings of being an astrophysicist. >> how do we discover that so

let it be" that indicates she probably won't. >> she s probably at the age where she can let things go. it also depends if she feelsic it will affect her work. >> she played a woman who would do that in "cougartown." >>> we might need to play music at our desk. background music can make you more productive. >> can we agree on something though? >> a study, they looked at this and playing upbeat music like "yellow submarine" makes you listening to heavy metal makes you more selfish. >> maybe "the yellow submarine" is a sing along songs. >> what i love about the beatles and u2 can take on serious things but there is always optimism in the music. >> "yesterday" that song is optimistic? >> wistful, yeah. what would you listen >> we were listening to the beatles this morning where they comb across the hair. >> i think you would listen to cher and we would have issues. >>> i know a bunch of parents and kids who would love this. a teacher in texas is starting the school year off right, no homework. she says no formerly assigned homework. she wants the kids to complete spend time with their families, have dinner together, read, play games and get to bed early. >> there is truth to thi

let's do this. here's tonight's top story. olympic champ ryan lochte charged in rio. can the swimmer dahince s way out of this?> if i told the entire story, none of this would have happened. >> ryan was charged by the brazilian police for filing a false robbery claim. and look -- if he was my client, i would say -- unless you're extradited don't go back, because you could face trial and lose and be stuck in the tank for 18 months. >> i was highly intoxicated and it was, i'm human. i made a mistake. >> he needs to be in the pool and focus on winning again. but ryan's smartest move for image rehab could be "dancing with the stars." the disgraced swimmer has reportedly signed on for season 23. which starts in about two weeks. the rumored list of contestants so far include amber rose, singer baby face and tara jay. >> i'm like everyone else. i'm calm, i go with the flow. >>> yes, from paula deen after the "n" word to bristol palin after a pregnancy, to mischa barton after a d.u.i. arrest. here's how "dancing with the stars" changes people's perceptions. >> everybody was so excited. they said paula, you lost 40 pou

s defensive line. a nice showing in week one. what will tonight bring? >> all right, also on my radar tonight, do not let their problems mask the biggest one, that is the offense scoring touchdowns in the red zone. that's where my focus will be tonight. and for those of you coming out is brand-new, and it is absolutely spectacular. and one note, the tampa bay times reported, it will be released tomorrow. let's go back to the studio. >>> and here is a look at that forecast for kickoff. think the rain will be long gone. still strong storms. -- i think that the rain will be long gone by then. >>> we will see you back here >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on. an abc news exclusive. the young american daughter kidnapped by isis. her parents making a direct plea to isis themselves. tonight, right here, what they say the president promised. and now, the whi responding. >>> also tonight, the airport security scare. a man driving a truck right into a jet, terrified passengers onboard. >>> a community in shock. two nuns murdered. and now, the urgent manhunt at this hour. >>> shot by mistake. the ar

let's talk scream queens now, back this fall. john stamos and taylor l in the cast. do you remember when taylor lautner dated taylor s?o cf1 o >> what was that like? >> i'm sorry, who is conducting this interview? >> what was it like? >> it was a good time. a fun few months there. but yeah, i did. >> we love when the two taylors were a two-some. sharing shots from the set. not to be outdone taylor posted this, claiming that he had those abs when he was just a kid and co-star lea michele is brave posting her you mustache waxing. >> you ask and you shall re that's what happens in the day of lea michele. >> in hollywood at the "pete's dragon" premiere bryce dallas howard was feeling fierce in her givenchy's animal print. >> i'm dressed as a dragon on the green carpet. when i saw it i was like, oh, my gosh! >> also on the green carpet, >> take elliott. >> is he mine? >> no, he's mine, my dragon. i want elliott. >> i brought my family and tiffani thiessen. still looking like "saved by the bell"'s star, brought her 6-year-old daughter, harper. >> did you do her hair? >> i didn't but i do know how to do it i learned how to d

let's do something different tonight. we'll go from cleveland to where they are seeing sunrise. we're going to s go to northern norway. web cam timeor lapse. showing sunrise. in progress there.. the days are shorter. there's coming a time. within the next month or two. t where you're not going to see a lot of daylight. in the meantime. you can see the sunset time lapse here. and it was a little bit of color. but not nearly as much as there was from lake frot. i'll show that to. you. y that's a goodo one. that's coming up. in about 30 minutes. >> showers on the way out. there's the coldou front. most of the severe weather today. new york state. and pennsylvania. mostly reports of wind damage here and there. that's nowe. sweeping to the ea. but the frontas is close enough. and there's enough moisture. still left in the atmosphere. where we can stilltm bubble up a rogue afternoon shower. thunder storm. already ended. 68 the over night low. partly cloudy. will we see an isolated afternoon storm. certainly possible. not probable. we're giving it about a two or 3 in ten chance. at verych most. most of tomorrow should suppor

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meantime, let's see how the markets are doing in terms of our majors. the dow and s&p and nasdaq are up on the order of about half a percent. for today, investors are a little doubtful on whether a rate rise will happen, so they are pushing back into equities. stanley fischer on sunday may on thewkish comments u.s. economy. take a look at this other chart i have. generally speaking, we are in the dog days of summer, but along with fed speak on rates, we have some investor hesitation. basically what you are seeing is the s&p has had absolutely no one present moves to the upside or downside in the past 31 days. investor doubt that any rate hike will happen in the next three months. let's see what is happening with the bloomberg dollar spot index. excuse me, we are going to best buy earnings. up by 15.5%. it beat earnings as well as sales in the second quarter. same-store sales were up by .8%, compared to expectations of .6%. wearable technology a part of that. fitbit gets about 12% of its revenue from best buy sales. gopro gets about 4.6%. whirlpool also seeing a pop o

. >> let's go straight to denver 7's mark boyle who is outside the man's clinic. what do we know now? >> reporter: 36-year-old carlos hernandez fernandez practiced at this clinic and is being charged 15 total counts, some of which practicing without a license and also sexually assaulting a couple of his patients. we talked to neighbors and they said this parking lot was full very good business around here. now, it's all locked up. here's a look at his mug shot. he's out on a $2,000 bond. that will likely be reset and much higher when he returns to court at 1:30 this afternoon. records show he was a trucker before opening this clinic. he did plastic surgery procedures. we asked why bond was set to low in the first serious class 4 felonies and with the bond schedule require about a $2,000 bond initially. we are planning to be in court at 1:30. we'll make sure you have all the information you need as this story develops between now and our early evening newscast, on social media and online. live in denver, mark boyle, denver 7. >>> this morning democratic kaine is in denver.

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s phelps is gonna do it again! he nats announce around 21:32 "and phelps said let's hear it" phelps soaking in the moment climbing the stands to longtime teammate and 11-time medalist ryan lochte for the 4 start of race: "this is going to be a huge test" not even a swim cap malfunction could derail the superstar. 10:49 good replay of phelps swim cap ripping - should add announce bats talking about the swim cap malfunction phelps and his teammates simply unstoppable. nats announce: "no way anybody's gonna catch michael phelps tonight!" the win - marking phelp's 21st gold medal. the 31 year old - emotional as he collected his medals? nat announce 21:21:25 it looks like shes gonna win another olympic gold and she does! super swimmer katie ledecky-the wonder woman of the pool-also racing to the finish line - winning gold in a neck and 200 meter freestlye? meanwhile--a major shock on the tennis courts? nat announce 01:00:59 serena williams is out of the olympics 4 time gold medalist serena williams knocked out of the olympics after losing to her ukrainian opponent? montage of national anthem from us gymnasts to ledecky an

s night at the wisconsin state fair. it's hard to believe it's been decades since salt and pepa packed show at the bank mutual amphitheater at last year's state fair so they thought let's do it again. they'll join color me badd, and coolio just to name a few, as part of the i love the 90's tour at 7 p.m. 3 it's also "patrick cuday day" at the wisconsin state fair. you know what that means--- bacon!they're going to competitions.speaking of competitions... marshanna hester and i are teaming up for a "chopped" like cooking competition at 1:30. 1:30. we'll have you top local headlines ahead at 630 including this live look at police on top of a donut shop.. don't be alarmed.. it's for charity.. we'll explain coming-up now at 6:30 - police are searching for the driver who hit and killed a milwaukee woma. woman.the suspect -- still on the run this morning.... details on the deadly incident in just minutes. 3 roads remain very wet this morning...watch for ponding and slow spots...plus details on a long term ramp closurse that star monday at the zoo interchange and the latest on your friday commute is coming up in ready traffic...the cbs 58 morning news starts right now. good morn

the inside andd the outside and a little junk iu her trunk, holly, what do you think about that.abouthat. >> whoo! >> let me see. s junk in the trunk tru bachelorette one, two and threer it's all good.d. okay. so i guess our bachelor will nol proceed to ask the questions ofo our bachelorettes and we'll juss go down the line. we'll alternate the firstheir question we'll start withit bachelorette number one goingoni first. what's the question, mitch. >> first up netflix and chill ol night at the club?? >> oh, my gosh.. um, night at the club.. >> okay. >> that's right up your alley >> night at the club is safer ia than netflix and chill.. >> i'll say netflix and chillndc for me then after i'll meet you at the club. clu >> all right. >> okay. >> what do you think?? >> next question. queio text or talk? >> text or talk? >> wait this time we'll startrt with bachelorette number two. definitely talk. t talking is more personal.ernal >> throw. >> definitely talking. >> one?>> d >> talking.alki >> yes. >> talk across the board i hopec you're talker dude.you'al >> i don't know about that mitch. i what do you think? don't k >

s&p friday thanks to the stronger than expected july jobs report. the market off to a pretty flat start today. let's go to the big board and see how we're doing. e than 20 points now. nasdaq gaining 4 and the s&p is moving higher by 2 points in the early going. >> jason brooks from kcbs this morning. >>> it is 6:44. time to get a check on traffic. roqui has been watching a few trouble areas. >> fremont at washington, southbound 680. a two-car crash blocking multiple lanes. cars driving at 8 miles per hour. in oakland, southbound 880 at 16, a big rig versus car blocking the right lane, causing delays, 12 miles per hour. then also let's take a look at your trouble area in the morning, altamont pass, 680 westbound is going to take you about 30 minutes. traffic is moving very heavy out of the tracy area. >>> good morning, everyone. your time check is 6:45. it is live. it's our weather camera looking out toward the transamerica pyramid this time around, we could see the clouds are beginning to lift. that ceiling was down to about 800 feet. nonetheless the damage is done. we do have delays at sfo. 37 minutes on some arriving flights, all due to the d

s jaclyn allen met up video. >> i feel like it's my duty to put this out there to let people know you shouldn't be doing that, but if you are, there might be somebody taking video of you doing it. >> though the video evidence is great, the sheriff's office says it's really not worth the risk, saying the vandals might want to fight you instead of walking away. >>> today hillary clinton's running mate will be in town. tim kaine is making a stop in denver later this morning. denver7's reporter amanda del castillo joins us with his plans for his visit. >> reporter: yeah, the virginia senator is expected to be here at 9:30 for a planned round table with colorado small business leaders. before that round table he's actually going to take a tour of the small business, that's hillary clinton took a tour of the knotty tie business earlier, and she criticized trump talking about his outsourcing for his branded products. the tour and round table won't be open to the public, but we'll bb there and reporting. i'm manned man, denver 7. >>> tim contain isn't the only politician heading to our state. donald trump will be thursda

. >> one of the big issues facing the transit system has to do with trains running red lights. let's get right to news4'scy spencer, outside metro headquarters with details. darcy? >> reporter: there have been dozens of these red light-running incidents involving metro trains over the last several years. metro's safety official says that issue is being addressed, but there's no magic bullet. >> there's just negligence taking place, and i have to say here today, this has got to stop. >> reporter: that's how metro board chairman jack evans kicked off a special meeting to address safety concerns. he spoke of the victims who died in train-related incidents, even showing a photo of one of the victims. >> we had nine peo another person killed last year. and still here we are. >> reporter: one of the issues -- a federal transit administration report about trains running red lights, 68 times between january, 2012, and july of this year. >> why when you're a train operator with 400 or 500 people in back of you suddenly decide that -- from time to time you don't have to obey red light signals is mind-boggling to m

do anything to get him to stop snoring. >> reporter: now these over the counter products. we're going to have jack try each one. 's let's see what happens. >> this is zipa, it's a mouth guard. you want to go ahead and put it in? the leaflet says it will immediately stop your snoring. you want to try it? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: i'm watching on live feed from downstairs. he's completely out and good news. on another night, jack chin strap. according to the website, the company says they guarantee it will eliminate your snoring immediately after you start wearing it. let's try it. most of the time it works, but jack had his loud moments. the company says the end result is there is no snoring. well, there's some. we reached out to the company, no response. but on yet another night, a real pillow. just over an hour in -- yep, he's snoring, has been for a little while now, so much for the pillow. the maker of the pillow said without knowing more they can't comment on jack's experience, but the pillow has helped many of its users and sleeping partners achieve a better night's sleep. for jack, only the mouth guard stopped his s

gout to remember it is august, so, we can expect some 90's returning, and them do in the seven day, talk about it coming up in a few minute, but let's hit the roads with meisha. >> good morning, justin, a lot of people will probably welcome the low 80s, specially now we'll get the nine the's backment happy tuesday, looking outside unstable vehicle here blocking the lane. fifty-nine northbound at cottman. won't slow you down too much. and looks like it is going away right now. bye bye, moving in the southbound direction actually looking pretty good. mid-county, pushing in the southbound direction, looking good both northbound, southbound, keeping my eye on the southbound direction, looking good basically anywhere i look on the blue route. still dealing with construction this morning, this construction delaware 95 north between 295 and 459, three lanes are block, that has now since been cleared. so great news. speaking about that area, delaware memorial bridge southbound, left lane will be block until about 2:00 p.m. on friday, so the remainder of this week. this will probably slow you down little bit specially into the hot spot, 7:00

s&p. do they go higher? tell me what the fed will do. that will affect the small cap trajectory. >> letdifferent way. do you believe the russell 2000 sooner than later will make that new high and join the s&p 500 and dow? >> yes. i think in the current market conditions we have, small caps still will see i think allocations and people reaching out the risk curve. small cap, the labor market and small businesses in the country. that's where the strength of the index will come from. >> supposed to be a domestic play. ari, you look at the chart of the 2000. does that indicate that more gains and maybe new highs are on the way? >> yes, brian. indeed. to put it quite simply, we're in a bull market right here. you have all the signs pointing to that. strength across capitalizations and if you mix in some disbelief we are still seeing despite the new highs, you have a set-up of risk to continue to do well. small caps, terrific proxy and we think they end up making new highs. rather than the russell, we have been recommending to buy in etf that tracks the s&p. small cap index. 600 ticker ijr. i

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doing, trying to touch those things s. there a group that he has particular trouble with? >> you know, let's call them the reluctant republicans. in all of these states, you find not only under performing with republicans, but they tend to be a little more moderate. tend to be women. they are not yet sold on donald they are month can lie likely to call him a risky choice. but even though they do not like hillary clinton and don't have much good to say there's one piece where they are more likely to say they think hillary clinton not always treated fairly. i think that puts donald trump in a bit of a box. as he tries to go after them. >> dickerson: if he attacks hillary clinton he offends those voters who worry that she's being treated unfairly. give us a little more detail on >> she succeeded in making donald trump look like that risky choice which is one of the objectives. but her numbers on so many other things are really low. her honest and trustworthy numbers continue to be down, it's stayed there. people think that she is under the influence of donors, of foreign donors. i think this al