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it's very difficult to achieve investment returns above the guarantee. >> mark wilson was telling cnbcinterest rates saying they have built their business model to be resilient in this environment. given we are waiting on another boe decision. does this eventually hurt? >> well, it's a feature of the insurance sector that low interest rates are bad for insurance companying. they're bad for balance sheets and that's because liabilities are typically longer than assets. you get a hit there and bad for herniation as you explained when you are offering guarantees you can't achieve the investment return. knew insurance companies are immune to this. and aviva because it's a life business and less exposed than some of the life stocks. >> we know the challenges they've been facing for many years as you say the low interest rate environment never mind competition if you're looking at the life side who are your top picks in the sector? do you have any. >> we went bearish on the sector back in september and downgraded all the life stocks in the uk so unfortunately i don't have too many overweight

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. >> and i'm mark wilson. coming up an international embarrassment. police in rio are recommending indictments of charges of false reporting of a crime. brazilian place say lochte and faigen >> they say they vandalized a gas station bathroom and why would they make up the robbery in the first place? that is crazy. >> that is the question, kelley, and we don't really know because ryan lochte has changed parts of his story, now saying their taxi was not pulled over by a man with a badge and a gun was not say they were robbed by a man with a gun. here you see the americans emerging from an alley, and charges are that the americans were drunk and they vandalized the bathroom and other things. and that they were drunk, you see them here walking back for their taxi and this man approaches the driver's side holding what they say is a gun and that man had is reportedo hold them there for damages and look at this angle. one of the swimmers still has his hands up when they sat down on the curb, and reports are that the americans voluntarily gave money to the ma

(mark/ good evening, i'm mark wilson...(kelly) and i'm kelly ring.. thanks for joining us. (kelly/ new at ten.. the organizers of the sunset music festival are promising new standards to prevent what happened last may. two people died fr overdoses, and 57 people were rushed to local hospitals. (kelly/ fox 13's evan axelbank is live at raymond james stadium, evan, what are they promising? the two people who died were rushed to the hospital (kelly/ thanks evan. thanks evan.(kelly/ 12th.held september festival will be future of the to decide the future of the (kelly/ thanks evan. things are changing in the tropics... as we continue to watch invest 99-l.. let's head over to paul... what's the latest tonight? paul/ detectives in pinellas say a father put his baby pinellas say a detectives in paul/ tonight?the latest to paul... what's the latest tonight? detectives in pinellas say a father put his baby daughter in great danger. they were tipped off by an aquaintance of douglas fountain, who told them he was using drugs... and driving his pickup truck...with his baby in the front

good evening, i'm mark wilson.(kelly) and i'm kelly ring. thanks for joining us. ((kelly--vo-)) the two most important words for >>> thank you for joining us. the two most important words -- sting ray shuffle. they're serious on the beach. after a dozen swimmers were stung this week alone. it did not take long to find another person feeling the pain. >> reporter: the warning flags are not hard to miss. they are there to sting ways. that's a warning you want to take seriously. as a woman found out this morning. if you get stung the pain is terrible. >> it is terrible. >> this is not how she wanted to end with her foot in hot water. and earlier she was swimming in the gulf, i felt a big sting and. they were scraped on the way she had been stung. >> and it was a like a intensified bee sting. >> mostly on the north end. they are up at the lifeguard stans. >> and we have less people over here. they my great on the beach. >> experts explain why the stings hurt to much. >> sting and that has ser rated edges and has vonom, they my great to the warm and shallow water. the

. >>> good evenings, i'm mark wilson. >>> i'm kelly ring. first up it is here and where. this week as we know the department of health confirmed the first non-travel related case 24 different cities and townspeople want to know where that case of zika could be. david jolly is a critic but it does not have all the answers, do they? >> that's right. it is their job to wipe out the mosquitoes that carry zika and tarpon springs, information could go a long way in preventing a outbreak. firm. >> and many people here want specifics. >> and spent the sunny morning with hernd son. would not weresaid she probably a warning here. >> and it is here in our area then we would be more likely to prepare ourselves better. >> ands health department released information about specific areas they believed were at risk. >> if you look they gave us a >> and david jolly wants the same for pinellas, we don't want to set off where none is necessary and give the public information the general area and the current case. case so we can make it, the professionals like our own dr. jo say the longer t

. >>> i'm mark wilson. >>> first up here tonight we have a deputy involved shooting after they tracked down a wanted man the suspect tried to flee pointing a gun. and nobody was hurt and a fatr and son are in custody. and let's go to the scene. evan lambert is there. how did this happen? >> deputies are at this house and they are carrying out to shoot a wanted man a detective's bullet did not hit the suspect. the 26-year-old xavier williams but it stopped him add low him to arrest him. he is bei called a dangerous ma wanted for several crimes, robbery and kidnapping. detectives came to his house to serve a warrant. he came out crouching and pointing a gun. a detective fired his gun and arrested he said his plan was to shoot the officers. >> he made a statement are you lucky to be alive i put the gun down i heard the shot. it's not my worth my family losing me because of cops. >> williams' d was arrested. here he is outside of a squad car. he and his son could face more charges because investigators house inside. both men are being held at the pinellas county ill jail. back to you. >> e

>> i'm mark wilson. >> all the work of hermine. >> 2:00 this afternoon the storm was officially up graded to a storm. >> more rain and moving and high resolution and indicate a later, rain will get to the eastern side. and parallel the west coast. it is a wet night you get rain heavy this is all heading for pinellas county. can you see it developing in the gulf. rain near sarasota and in the county. we zoom in and watching us a dry ways to go. on top of this. and rain steady for another two days. the forecasting issue is this. we have the storm that will pass, pass well west of us. will we get into some of this and down by the yucatan channel and cuba. there is a huge feeder band spinning around the center. and this year gets over us we'll watch that. off shore. that's a big part of the forecasting problem for tomorrow. i don't think they will be a problem. you will know when you step outside that a storm is going by. the winds will be gusting and along the coast. and winds are 45 and moving northeast and the friends and your kids up and damage. anclot: and we will not see the conditions

. >> and i'm mark wilson. friday night. it was a meeting at a strip club that turned deadly for this man. after leaving with her, he was found shot to death. is there a motive in. >> deputies are looking at robbery but they have not established a motive just yet. roughly 24 hours after deputies say they shot the victim, jeffrey lott five times in the midsection filling him. he had walk understood lollipops in hudson and there was there deputies say he would have a fatal encounter with this woman, kayla collins. they stopped at dennys but first stopped at an a.t.m. >> they ended up back at holiday several times. >> had a was about 3:00 thursday, and they would go on to the restaurant. >> she did interact with a few of the ladies later on at dennys and made some admissions that something happen had happened and then took the vehicle down to pasco county. >> jeffrey lott was here for work. he was in the construction business and regularly traveled from his home in georgia to the tampa bay eark accounts he was a friendly well-l

. >>> i'm mark wilson. >>> it is a wild chase and much caught on camera by the sheriff's represent. the call started as a wrong way driver. the chase turned into an attempted carjacking. josh cascio is on top of this for us. give us the play by the first thing what a chase and think about it. there were lives put at risk. keep in mind the middle of the day. he was going the wrong way. we know how dangerous the drivers have been. now later in the video he takes off from deputies trying to get away. he is hitting high spieds and he

. >> and i'm mark wilson. we glad to have you with us on this friday night. first up a fierce storm that rolled through the tampa bay area tonight turned out to be deadly. a 50-year-old woman died trying to take cover from the storm after she was struck by lightning. this i cocoanut >> that woman we are told was homeless. a few of the parkgoers say this is a popular spot for the homeless. with the covered gives them a br from the rain like we are seeing right now, and just a sad reminder of her condition. her few bongs, a bike and a when she died. the sherriff's office says the woman who is 50 years old was struck about 5:30 this afternoon, and when it struck she was talking from one gazebo to another, and before she made it officials say she was struck by lightning. i found a pile of clothing that appears to be charred just stepped away from the gazebo where she was moving and will is also a burn mark on the concrete ground. that bolt which sarrasota county firefightfirefighters extinguisi fspoke with a man who frequents the park. >> i can feel the pain of s

. >>> i'm mark wilson. >>> it is a wild chase and much caught on camera by the sheriff's represent. the call started as a wrong way driver. the chase turned into an attempted carjacking. josh cascio is on top of this for us. give us the play by the first thing what a chase and think about it. there were lives put at risk. keep in mind the middle of the day. he was going the wrong way. we know how dangerous the drivers have been. now later in the video he takes off from deputies trying to get away. he is hitting high spieds and he killed someone or killed himself. at the goes into a gas station to get another shirt. as he is out in the middle of 60 he is trying to carjack vehicles. he hopes into a maroon truck they take a he has a story to sell. and he ripped my shirt. that's when he kind of come up there trying to get around my neck and stuff. and that's he just took hit him truck. >> this is the suspect. notice the eye. that is getting hit. and a crazy chase for the deputies with mr. johnson on the ground in cuffs. why was he running? we asked the deputies, they don't know he is no

(mark/ good evening, i'm mark wilson.(kelly) and i'm the tropics.... and a storm system still brewing out there. let's check in with paul. ((paul at chromakey))) (kelly/ developing now in hillsborough county.. two teachers are recovering after injured by a lightning strike. (kelly/ it happened around four o'clock this afternoon outside the literacy leadership technology academy. that's on madison avenue in the progress village area. we're told two teachers were outside as parents were picking their children up after school.. when lightning and west of that out to walton bay a tropical storm watch in effect. now this is not a hurricane watch means the conditions are possible in 48 hours. a warning means they are imminent. the center is stuck and because there is the area of low pressure, it is only a

. >>> good evening, everyone, >> i'm mark wilson. >> all the work of hermine. >> 2:00 this afternoon the storm was officially up graded to a storm. >> more rain and moving and high resolution and indicate a later, rain will get to the eastern side. and parallel the west coast. it is a wet night you get rain heavy this is all heading for pinellas county. can you see it developing in the gulf. rain near sarasota and in the county. we zoom in and watching us a dry

. >>> i'm mark wilson. >>> first up here tonight we have a deputy involved shooting after they tracked down a wanted man the suspect tried to flee pointing a gun. and nobody was hurt and a fatr and son are in custody. and let's go to the scene. evan lambert is there. how did this happen? >> deputies are at this house and they are carrying out to shoot a wanted man a detective's bullet did not hit the suspect. the 26-year-old xavier williams but it stopped him add low him to arrest him. he is bei called a dangerous ma wanted for several crimes, robbery and kidnapping. detectives came to his house to serve a warrant. he came out crouching and pointing a gun. a detective fired his gun and

. >> i'm mark wilson, thanks for joining us. first upat 10:00, there's a new story that a man is furious for facing charges for killing an alligator on his property. the state attorney's office has filed charges against him. evan is live. sort this out for us. it seems this guy is charged and a lot of other people are, too. what's behind it? >>reporter: mark, he says the alligator was a few feet away from his horses when he pulled the trigger. fwc says you can't just shoot an on the night of tuesday, june 21st, he went too far. >>man: i saw him, i thought he'd leave but he didn't. i wound up shooting him four times >> >>reporter: his son tried to scare it off. >>man: this alligator was clean. it looked like someone put turtle wax on it. his teeth was even white. >>reporter: as family watched. >>man: it looked like he was shot out of a >>reporter: nasty injuries to his knee and calf and a broken neck from the way the gator whipped him around. he was in the hospital for ten days. that aggressiveness is why he had every reason to t

. >> and i'm mark wilson. glad to have you with us. you know at one time kathleen steele was on tv telling the world what it's like to be >> the mother didn't even go straight to the hospital when she found out her 13-week-old daughter had been beaten by hisr 6-year-old brother while the mother was in this cell phone kids later in life that she went on a reality tv show on tlc. >> we've been trying too long and lost so many, so you're sort of in denial. >> six years later, she had had two babies, with her dead husband's frozen sperm. >> and then came baby kathleen. >> by all contracts kathleen steele parent. >> she took her three children to a cell phone store to fix a cracked screen. for 38 minutes the children were left inside the mini van, locked in, by themselves. the baby started crying and frankie took her out of the car seat. >> and began flipping her multiple times back and forth, dropping her on the floor, ceiling and striking her in the face. >> the baby's skull was cracked in multiple places. >> one of the worst things i hav

. >>> good evenings, i'm mark wilson. >>> i'm kelly ring. first up it is here and where. this week as we know the department of health confirmed the first non-travel related case 24 different cities and townspeople want to know where that case of zika could be. david jolly is a critic but it does not have all the answers, do they? >> that's right. it is their job to wipe out the mosquitoes that carry zika and

. >> i'm mark wilson. >> thank you for joining us. they met and went out for a date and they went their separate ways or so he >> it and they came back to his apartment with a plot. , they are struggling with the emotions considering how this unfolded. he was lured into a deadly first

. >>> i'm mark wilson. >> more rain around again tonight. >>> paul will join with us a >> the bands of rain moving on shore. >>> it will move away. there will be rain and raining pretty good in manatee and sarasota from long bow. this is moving northeast and it and this is not enough to cause the flooding. and the rain and. and a patterns change underway.

good evening, i'm mark wilson.(kelly) and i'm kelly ring. thanks for joining us. ((kelly--vo-)) the two most important words for >>> thank you for joining us. the two most important words -- sting ray shuffle. they're serious on the beach. after a dozen swimmers were stung this week alone. it did not take long to find another person feeling the pain. >> reporter: the warning flags are not hard to miss. they are there to sting ways. that's a warning you want to take seriously. as a woman found out this morning. if you get stung the pain is terrible. >> it is terrible. >> this is not how she wanted to end with her foot in hot water. and earlier she was swimming in the gulf, i felt a big sting and. they were scraped on the way

. >> i'm mark wilson. >> thank you for joining us. they met and went out for a date and they went their separate ways or so he >> it and they came back to his apartment with a plot. , they are struggling with the emotions considering how this unfolded. he was lured into a deadly first he was looking for love. she was looking for a target and police say she found it in adam hiliarie. , we want everyone to be and the 27-year-old was a native. boxer and most of all a great father. she is only 5 and, she will not see the great guy >> and they met on plenty of fish web site. they went out thursday and went back tots apartment. they believe she was just casing the place. >> given the way it worked out, it seemed like that's what she was intending to do. >> bustos came back later with three men. >> it there was a scuffle and he was shot and killed and >> a i'm not sure why it occurred. , she committed another burglary. there was evidence from the case in her car and investigators say that she may have tried this before. >> more than anything

here is mark wilson earlier with manus cranny.ioned sure what the rate cut is trying to answer. we have already got low rates, switched housing with people. people can borrow free money. our debt costs are coming down and down. what is a rate cut going to achieve? i would much rather see the government do something more meaningful like reduce health and, destruction. people like us grow in the u.k.. we are investing in the u.k.. we like the u.k. and nothing is better than to invest in the right infrastructure with the right risk. the government should be doing things like construction risk and infrastructure and we will get more investment. he is talking about a major physical reset. i assume that is something you would welcome. i cite the geography of the united kingdom. how is brexit going to impact you as a business model? >> different sectors get impacted by different ways. around thesidiaries world. for me it is no harder doing business in singapore than it is in france. it does not actually impact us operationally at all. so

. >> mark: i'm mark wilson. we're glad to have you with us. mike is in for paul tonight. what are we looking ought now? >> we had a break during the afternoon and evening hours today. this is a look at 24-hour rainfall totals, and it's pretty impressive. this doesn't include what fell yesterday or on saturday, either. you can see some locations where you pick up this yellow or dark green. that's 2, 3, 4 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. it's no wonder why we have seen flooding iss especiallily out of west pasco and portions of pinellas county. right now in radar we're in the break. had a couple of showers pop up this evening, but nothing too threatening over land. this batch off to the west. it will move onshore later tonight, and more rain is possibly redeveloping behind that as we head towards the second half of the overnight period and into the day on tuesday. because of that, still a flood watch in effect. worst case is 4, 5, 6 inches of rain on top of what has already fallen. we'll have more radar checks and talk about when this pattern finally starts to break, an

situation with the parking garage, wait until you hear the price tag t >> reporter: welcome i'm mark wilson. >> reporter: i'm kelly. this home were again there were 5 children living here according to tpd - ranging in age from 8 to 17. listen to the conditions they were inathis coming from the tampa police department. there were roaches, rats, and insects insidea&.there was no electricity to the homea.and apparently they had to use buckets to go to the bathroom. there was spoiled fooda&holes in the kids rooms..and mold just about everywherea. ??hard to believe anyone - let alone 7 people could live like that. ?? ((josh))both colon and boone are in jail a& bond set at around 15 grand each. we're live in tampa josh cascio fox 13 news >> the home has been condemned no one can live in it again. five children were living here according to the tampa police department range nothing age listen to the conditions they were in. again. this come from the tampa police department. there were ropes. there were rats and insects. no electric ity to the home and apparently they had to use buckets to go to th

i'm mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. everybody. we're gegin goo neai fallearing t. is going to he a lt our sky terar rad i a cpl s. buome pasco cnt neighborhoods, they're still dealg withdwater. and crews ared to clear roads and drains. haley hiebds is live in o of eporter: it is.streets. as we speak rht now floodwater out of this neighborhood. what you are seeing back there is a retention pond that overflowed here. and while that is helping in the short-term, neighbors here are desperate for a long-term solution. many people who move to florida dream of waterfront property. >> we moved fm rtlaoron. ssibly a ltle bit of rain. but this was a little more than we barring ivend for. >> overwhelming. >> reporter: days of steady rain have turned parts of ierpon bark drive into extensions of an over flowing retention pond. >> we have to walk along the side of other houses, bring in extra water. really not the best way to live at this point and time. in this day and age this shouldn't happen. >> reporter: officials know it is a chronic problem. >> that particular area is pr

i'm mark wilson. >> kelly: i'm kelly ring. a proposed zip line add venture is going up in largo and has some neighbors angered going sky high. it's to put it inside the highland recreational complex, but many tonight say it's no good and they want it moved somewhere else. josh cascio is live in largo tonight where a public meeting was just held on this idea. a lot of tension over this, josh. >> reporter: yeah, kelly. there's a myriad of reasons neighbors around this park don't want this ropes course from the noise to potentially their home values going down. some say the idea of this rope course and sdzip line isn't a b one. they don't want it here. if you build it, they will come, but that's the concern for some largo residents like donna mcpherson. >> i don't want them in my little city park area. >> reporter: whether it comes inside the highlands rec complex, a public park. >> who knows what will happen to home values when this noisy thing coming in. >> reporter: they want to install high off the ground road courses and a z

. >> mark: i'm mark wilson. >> kelly: i'll kelly. td9 is the big story tonight. let's go to paul with the latest. an area of low pressure off the tip of cuba. once in a while thunderstorms flare up, but it looks like the storm is intensifying and then they kind of wane and the center moves away from the storms. so overall it looks like a tropical depression. we've had rand bands today move rapidly from east to west kind of caught in the big circulation around the td. i expect more of that to happen during the day tomorrow. so there have been big thunderstorms around the center tonight. we expect that at nighim around tropical systems. the deal is in the gulf, though. it's muddled. you have red back here indicating dry air. you've got more red off the west coast indicating more dry air. even dry air northwest of the system, so the environment just doesn't favor any rapid intensification. that's good. you don't want to see an environment that's perfect for intensification, because with a storm turning and moving intensify, that would be a bad setup for us. neverthe

. >> i'm mark wilson. developing right now at six, a story almost too tough for an infant is dead and police say her six-year-old brother killed her. their mom shown right here is under arrest. still that's only part of what the sheriff says is a very disturbing story. evan axelbank os this. sort this out. this is beyond horrible >> reporter: [ no response ] that's certainly what the said. the words were, this is the worst he's ever seen. county talking. what we're told is that the mother left her three kids alone in a hot car while she went into a cell phone store to have her cell phone repaired. while she was inside of that store the 13-year-old baby, baby kathleen, started crying. the six-year-old who was also in the car told deputies that he took the baby out of her car seat and began beating the baby, pummeling the baby off of the side of the inside of after all they were locked inside. take a look. this here is 62-year-old kathleen steel. she is charged with aggravated manslaughter for her negligent

. >> i'm mark wilson. we have the first confirmed case in pinelou t's no time to panic but to be prepared, stay educated and take the warnings seriously. governor rick scott will tour the state to talk about zika. aaron mesmer is live in pasco, where the governor's second stop was today. what did he say? how concerned did he appear to be? >> reporter: he's very concerned, and he said people in florida should be concerned and should take this seriously. unfortunately, this is what folks experts for months. that by the end of the summer it could very well be spread throughout florida. that all of florida could be fighting the zika virus. now it's right here in our doorstep in tampa bay. as alarming as the news is, it came with good news. the prevention efforts have been effective. governor rick scott sat down with pinellas county leaders and delivered some startling news. the first non-travel related case outside of south florida is somewhe in their county.

. >> good evening i'm mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. we're getting our first look at the pinellas county mother charged after her six-year-old son killed her newborn baby girl. kathleen steele, 62, and a single mother of three young kids. she had her first court appearance today. and fox 13's aaron mesmer is live at the courthouse with a lot more on this tragic story. aaron? >> reporter: kathleen steele barely said anything more than a few one word answers today during her first court appearance. she let her attorney do most of the talking. but her neighbors are also talking. we're learning a little more about when trouble really might have started brewing. >> miss steele you are charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child. >> reporter: we may never know what kathleen steele was thinking standing in court charged in the death of her two week old baby. her next door neighbor has a lot it's sad to see that -- i don't even know how to describe what happened. >> reporter: greg burton has known steele for years. through the 62-year-old's

. >> i'm mark wilson. developing right now at six, a story almost too tough for an infant is dead and police say her six-year-old brother killed her. their mom shown right here is under arrest. still that's only part of what the sheriff says is a very disturbing story. evan axelbank os this. sort this out. this is beyond horrible >> reporter: [ no response ] that's certainly what the said. the words were, this is the worst he's ever seen.

. >> good evening i'm mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. we're getting our first look at the pinellas county mother charged after her six-year-old son killed her newborn baby girl. kathleen steele, 62, and a single mother of three young kids. she had her first court appearance today. and fox 13's aaron mesmer is live at the courthouse with a lot more on this tragic story. aaron? >> reporter: kathleen steele barely said anything more than a few one word answers today during her first court appearance. she let her attorney do most of the talking. but her neighbors are also talking. we're learning a little more about when trouble really might have started brewing. >> miss steele you are charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child. >> reporter: we may never know what kathleen steele was thinking standing in court charged in the death of her two week old baby. her next door neighbor has a lot

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. >> reporter: there was a moment of silence at the city's wilson building and friends are marking his death. >> a great guy, great brother, great friend. he had his struggles but we all have our struggles. >>> news4 has been looking at problems with addiction in america, specifically the opiate epidemic in this country. 78 people die from overdoses every day. to find new ways to cure and prevent addiction, we have to find better ways to cope with pain. news4 shows us what's already making a difference. >> doing really well. he's got me on saboxone. >> saboxone is used to people addicted to opioids are heroin. >> it's one of the best medications developed in the past 10, 20 years. >> this doctor prescribes it for his patients at this health clinic in anacostia. >> it's partial opiate. the way it works, it does address the need for opiates in the system, but it has a ceiling effect on it so you don't ever achieve the euphoria. >> it's administered under the tongue once a day. in may, the fda approved a six-month implant which a handful of people have already gotten, and which has alread

projects like mark's are at the heart of what we do. the wilson center gives exceptionally great people the resources they need to do deep, original analysis and it pays off. as many of you know the latest pulitzer prize for non-fiction went to yet another wilson book, "black lag,. the rise of isis" this is part of an initiative called books at wilson dedicated to showcasing the work of our scholars. i hope you have all ordered copies and i am sure many of you saw the excerpt in the new york times sunday magazine "how hillary clinton became a hawk "i feel free to make a suggestion to mark and made it to him walking in here. i personally don't think hawk and dove are labels. i think mark does a good job of highlighting there is a diversity of views. not just across the dysfunctional parties but within them, too. nobody owns one label. there is common ground. that is the other thing we need to understand. we all want, all of us, want a strong national security even if we disagree on the policies that will get us there. for my part, i will say as we

it marked the ending of a new u-boat campaign that had been planned. the bluster by the wilson administration led to the germans backing down this u-boat campaign. there was a divide in the election traficant. critics perceived it as what today we might term leading from behind or diplomacy from behind. the war in terms of the war in 1916, there were a number of major events. we don't have enough time to go through them all. there was a major battle, series of battles, jutland, that wound up in a truce being the british blockade not itting. there were months' long battles which resulted in more than a million total casualties. 1916 can be seen as at least a watershed in terms of the fighting of the war itself. politically in 1916, wilson had the advantage of incumbent ben see but rightly feared -- feared the republican party. much had happened since the last when wilson faced off against william howard taft, teddy roosevelt of the bull-moose party, and socialist eugene debs. in the intervening years, wilson emerged as a more powerful champion on the domestic scene and a strong

in oxford, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. the owners of wilson's apple orchard in iowa city expecting a record apple crop this year. they say apple picking should begin full-force this weekend. now here's a look at what's coming up at 5:30 on abc's world news. here's what's coming up on world news. recapping today's top stories, international overdose awareness day. and hear from how c-j and tucker beathard are supporting each other through football and music. tonight at 6. helping them investigate a fire that destroyed a home this morning. the house is a total loss. one man inside was able to get out o-k. linn county supervisors today voted four to one in favor of raising the minimum wage county-wide. it's the first of three votes. if the supervisors pass the next two votes, the county's minimum wage would go up by one dollar each year, topping off at 10-25 in 2019. let's go back to joe now for a final look at toni good bye august and hello september! it seems the turn of the calendar coincides nicely with the start of meterologic autumn. highs re

. >>> today, it marks one month since the 10-year-old, jesse wilson disappeared from his home in buckeye. he snuck out of the home in the middle of the night. everything from drones, boxes with flyers on them, all to look for him. nothing was found on this most recent search. they have set up a to point in the hope that someone will call in, the numbers on your screen is also on our cbs 5 app. >>> three men were found we spoke to the third victims family and she is live in phoenix with a story. >> reporter: that family tells me that they hoped he pull through, despite spending time on life support, he passed away on friday, this church now the site of his memorial service. 34-year-old,, he s working as a technician, he went into an underground the oxygen levels were low and he went and unconscious. the second one went inside to save from but he passed ohka and then the third one went in and -- he passed out, and then the third one went in and he tried to do the rescue but he passed out. the third one now has died. >> he tried to help, just trying to help, he always was his friends. every

wilson of any civil rights violations. brown's death sparked months black lives matter movement. nagasaki, japan, marked the 71st anniversary of the atomic bombing by the u-s with a ceremony at the city's peace park. japan's prime minister shinzo abe placed a wreath in front of the peace statue. a u-s bomber dropped the second atomic weapon used against japan on this day in 1945, which was soon followed by the japanese ???adlib weather donald trump - trying to get traction in the polls... traction in the polls...while hillary clinton ramps while hillary polls...traction in the trying to get donald trump - weather donald trump - donald trump - trying to get traction in the polls...while hillary clinton ramps up her efforts in florida.we're live in washington d-c in two minutes with the latest from the campaign trail. part whopper...part burrito... 100 percent real.but the question is... would you ####break#### ####break#### ####break#### decision 2016: and a new round of republicans are rejecting donald trump. for more on that we go live to washington where tracie potts has a look at where the candidates

in april 1916, wilson defended rights and threatened to sever diplomatic ties with germany following the sinking of the passenger ferry by the u boat in the english channel. it marked a new u-boat campaign, or one that had been planned. but the bluster by the wilson administration led to the germans backing down in the u-boat campaign. they saw this as a triumph of diplomacy and critics perceived this as what today we might term leading from behind or diplomacy from behind. the war in terms of the war in 1916 there were a number of major events. we don't have enough time to go through them all. there was a series of battles which wound up being a truce that resulted in the british blockade continuing. there were many months-long battle which resulted in more than a million total casualties. so 1916 can be seen as at least a watershed in terms of the fighting of the war itself politically, in 1916, wilson had the advantage of incumbency but rightly feared the potential of a reunited republican party. much happened in the four years since the last election when wilson faced off against william howard taft, the republicans, teddy roosevelt, the bull moose progressive

the degree to which this achievement marked a turning point for wilson is something i hope we talk about. but to the degree this heralded a change or a real sea change in american foreign relations and world relations is our main topic today. so having dispensed with what happened in the election and some of the causes and consequences, we'll now get into the core animating concepts and debates about what the consequences and stakes were. so i'll first introduce our initial speaker. i'm very pleased to introduce professor julia erwin. she's an associate professor of history at the university of south florida. her research focuses on the place of humanitarianism in 20th century u.s. foreign relations. she's the author of a great book, "making the world safe -- the american red cross and the nation's humanitarian awakening history of civilian aid. she's now work on a book-length study, a history of u.s. responses to global natural disaster. please help me in welcoming, professor julia erving. [ applause ] >> thank you very much for the introduction. and for giving an introduction to the wh