molly: who is replacing him? >> there's been -- he's been replaced by a guy who is of much younger generation. he's in the late 30's now. sergei ivanov is the same as putin. it's a younger guy even though the deputy, not all that much known about him. he's worked abroad. he's worked in the japanese embassy. he speaks english and supposedly speaks japanese as well. so a younger generation, but we don't really know too much about his political views or anything like that. but the head of the political administration in the political system like russia where putin has so much power where access of the president is so important. it is a really key job. molly: if it is such a key job, then how significant is this shakeup? what impact could it have down the line? reporter: well, i think it's clearly very important. as i say, you know, we'll have to wait and see whether this has come about over some kind of split, whether there's been an argument or a fallout in the kremlin or whether, really serg gay ivanov is tired of

i am molly hall. countdown to the rio olympics over 10,000 athletes preparing to compete in the game. among them, a reduced russian team. the u.s. president warns that the islamic state group remains a threat despite major advances made on the battlefield of iraq and syria. concedesica's anc defeat in its worst electoral showing since the end of apartheid. the opposition democratic alliance picks up the vote. molly: it has been seven years in the making, and now in just a few hours' time, rio de janeiro will officially open the 31st summer olympics. organizers are hoping to put on a big show, one that would help forget about the issues running up to the games, the poor economy, the zika outbreak, as well as political instability. there is still excitement that is running incredibly high there. this is the only big torch. extending a tour of the city to the rhythm of some bus schools. locals in rio de janeiro are getting into the swing of things. close to the stadium for the on the big ceremony. i para

she's got a sleepover at molly's. whoa...whoa. molly's? yeah, molly's.--the scoutmaster- nazi-cookie-hitler? yeah. that's how she's listed in the phone book. come on. i don't want to see that peggy again. ray, come on, honey. that was over a year ago. the frontier girl cookie wars are over. i'm sure she won't beat you up this time. i did not get beat up. i slipped. come on, mommy, i'm ready to go! honey, mommy's too sick, so daddy's gonna take you. okay. come on, daddy! well, listen... how good of a friend is molly? because i gotta tell ya, i don't see it. ray! all right!

. >> and our"mike and mollie" co-star is back in the news, positive body image, saying it's sometimes hard to do but s the skin she's in. >> and i'm go to be the second baddest housewife in westport. >> you guys use the term fat on the show a lot. are you hoping to maybe change the connotation of that wo through the show? >> it's not concen on. terrible about herself and what the struggle i think is trying to fearless and handle it. >> there's nothing wrong with you. you're beautiful and amazing. >> there's another volunteer fatter than me. oh, my god. >> the show is about a curvy mom who moves with her family to an uptown t of skinny wo to american housewife? >> i lo it in that everybody can re everybody deals with insecurities. >> for six seasons on "mike and molly," she played melissa mccarthy'ssister. >> i ended "mike and molly," wrapped, it was january 29th and i walked in february 4th into world. i could not be grateful. >> do you f different? >> different how? >> like a brand new bag of flour. >> it's my spanx. >> the a 35-year-old has been a variety of different dress sizes bu

," she played melissa mccarthy'ssister. >> i ended "mike and molly," wrapped, it was january 29th and walked in february 4th into the room o "american housewife." it just the biggest gift in the world. i could not be more grateful. >> do you f different? >> different how? >> like a brand new bag of flour. >> it's my spanx. >> the a 35-year-old has been a variety of different dress sizes but whatever her weight, she's okay with it. did y feel pressure in hollywood because you were a woman that you needed to be skinny? >> no matter what size i am, i've been bigger, i've been smaller. but it's just been i've never had a problem with that. i've never let the m dictate my identity ever. >> i can't stop smi i just love her infectious, positive energy. on the other hand, we showed the nightmare that is chad johnson. but another bachelorette, emily maynard is proving life reality fame can be a fairy we visited the happy mom at home.& >> it's very strange. i can't believe i did that. it seems so long ago because things are so normal my life in charlotte is so normal. >> after failing t her for

he's projecting that back to molly's point, that that's an ideal for a lot of women. a lot of women would probably make that hard choice and say i'm not going to stick around with this crazy any longer. but his perspective was not from the perspective, well, if a woman were in the situation. he was asked what would you do if ivanka faced this and he knows how he raised his daughter and he answered that way accordingly. >> let's ask, let's go on, the thing about harassment and the cases we have been talking about, it just seemed to me instead of arguing whether the person's guilty or not of actually doing something, they shouldn't have done it in the workplace, the employer in this case, he almost brushed aside whether that was a worthy conversation. that's the thing, he should have said well, depends on a couple things. instead he said i would go get another job. it's like the victim's responsible for solving a problem. that seemed to be what he was saying. if you heard it differently, explain. >> no. i think that's right. i'm not saying that it's correct and i'm not

this is all for you molly faye. >> because you know how much i hate squirrels. >> the whole shirt is made of skills. >> oh, my gosh you -- the whole shirt is made of squirrels. >> this is the best match making job i have ever done. >> that's so funny i can't believe you bought that. >> molly has not noticed all morning. literally i sit next to her i look. there it looks like a pattern did you notice it cameraman dave? >> no. >> it's so small. >> amanda did you notice they were squirrels paul? >> wearing those sharp glasses you didn't notice either? >> you have been right next to me. >> chef mike did you notice it? >> right away. >> gilbert brown did you notice it was squirrels on her shirt? >> we weren't close enough. >> i wasn't looking at your shirt. [laughter] >> he said nice pants. >> got a lot of nice pants >> >>> all right women are 50% more likely to do this then men, that is sing in the shower. in honor of that this is our soundoff question today, go to our facebook page, >> that's right. >> what do you sing in the shower? >> what do you sing in the shower? >> um, i sing broa

. >> and our"mike and molly" co-star is back in the news,,the show is all about keeping a positive bodyge, saying it's sometimes hard to do but so important. that comes naturally to katie. we fouud out katie loves skin she's in. >> and i'm going to be the second baddest housewife in westport. >> you guys se the term fat on the show a lot. are you oping to maybe change the connotation of that word through the show? >> it's not concentrated on. you know what i'm talking about? that's the promise that self-deprecating, she's feeling terrible about herself and that's what the struggle i think is trying to be fearless and handle it. >> there's nothing wrong with you. you're beautiful and amazing. >> there's another volunteer woman fatter than me. oh, my god. >> the show is about a curvy mom who moves with her family to an upscale town filled with skinny women. >> sheewthe show was titled the second fattest woman in westport. are you happy they changed it to "american housewife"? >> i love it in that everybody can relate. everybody deals with insecurities. >> for six seasons on "mike and moll

the panel is back with us, matthew, molly and chris. thanks, guys, for sticking around. to start with you. we spent a lot of time last week talking about the trump pivot but when you listen to his comments about anthony weiner, doesn't seem like much of a pivot. it seems like he's going after personal attacks again. >> right. this is the same attack he's been making against anthony weiner since 2011 when the sexting scandal broke out and it actually made trump popular among many republicans and probably a few secret democrats at the time. i think it's an easy target for trump. i don't think these words are what's going to cost him the election in november. >> molly, have you seen a real pivot on the part of trump or do you think it's business as usual? what do you think? >> well, i think on the one hand, there's only one donald trump and as he has said multiple times, he's going to be himself no matter what. i think we are seeing some tweaks around the edges in terms of tone and rhetoric. i think some of the speeches he's been reading off the teleprompters and to give cr

molly hooper and seema mehta. ladies, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> the governor of louisiana calling if more help as the flood stricken state enters its recovery stage. he described donald trump's visit as helpful clarifying reports he dismissed the trip as a photo-op. president obama heads to louisiana on tuesday but he was criticized over not cutting his vacation short to make a visit earlier. >> the president and valerie jarrett asked me when would be a good time for a visit, i asked them to let us get out of the response mode where we were still conducting searches of houses, still making rescues, i didn't want to divert resources and assets to providing security for the president while they were needed in this region to undertake those response activities and i asked if he could wait until the response was over. >> charles hadlock is in baton rouge, louisiana, where the president is stopping by next week. charles, with a good day to you. let's talk about the situation where you are right now. what's i

it's a great experience for the community. >> reporter: molly hendrickson, denver 7. >> you know, molly is actually a really good athlete, but if you want tot try it out the official opening is august 25th. >> you have to bring your own gear, including a helmet and life jacket, but no life guards on duty. but also no sharks. >> love it. tonight not is peak of the meteor shower, but still going on, and the effecter is passing through -- earth is passing through cosmic dust. that happens every year in august, and the size of the things are really tiny, like grape nuts. burn up about 50 miles above the earth. get away from the city lights, look to the northeast, that's the area they come out of, and you may see a meteor a minute and -- 4:00 a.m., and you should be good view conditions. just a few scattered clouds. radar right now, there are storms down to the south of us from the springs to pueblo. brief heavy rain out of them, but for the most part they're leaving us high and dry in the metro. temperatures very comfortable. 67 downtown, 64 at the airport. wind from the southeast at 7. top

we start with molly hendrickson who is right now highlands ranch. >> reporter: we're heading south on quebec. you mentioned the winds. it's the worst of what we're we're in the northeast area of the metro area. that's where we saw only heavier rain. although the sty skyes look dark, we're just seeing wet roads. nothing too bad out here, but we'll continue to keep an eye on this and keep you posted. >> now to august. mount e vans is there. >> cory repenhagen. it's been months since we seen

molly is joining us live from d.c. bureau with more. molly, is the state department slowing down the release of more of those hillary clinton records? >> hi, uma. we're talking about her daily schedules. from when she was secretary of state, detailing to whom she spoke by phone and with whom she met in person. seven months ago a judge ordered the state department to start reliesing those skid actuals. about half of them have been made public. now the state department says it will take until the end of december to release the remaining 2700 pages. the associated press has been investigating the relationship between the clinton foundation and clinton as secretary of state. and found that, quote, more than half the people outside the government who met or spoke by telephone with clinton while she was secretary of state had given money either personally or through companies or groups to the clinton foundation. clinton dismissed the report and said, earlier this week, quote, there's a lot of smoke and there's no fire. this a.p. report, put i

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covering the week, molly balz, national political -- molly ball national political correspondent for the atlantic. dan balz chief correspondent for "the washington post." jackie calmes national correspondent for the "new york times." and michael scherer washington bureau chief for time magazine. >> award winning reporting and analysis, covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capital, this is "washington week with gwen ifill." funding for "washington week" is provided by -- once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. since no one at this table has ever seen an election quite like this, i thought we'd try to divide tonight's analysis into two categories. the conventional and the unconventional. the conventional includes the latest polls. an nbc news/marist poll out this afternoon shows donald trump struggling in states he needs to win. down by five points in florida. down by nine points in north carolina. down by 13 in virginia. down by 14 points in colorado. trump campaigned in three of the four states just this week. any number of polls

molly ball, you're a reporter.pect you feel like i dorks i have a keen interest in seeing those notes and exactly what was said between the fbi and hillary clinton. >> absolutely. i'm going to be very interested to see what they say. you had someone from the clinton campaign on earlier saying we wanted this, it's going to vindicate us, et cetera, et cetera. that may be true. there's no question that the clinton campaign would prefer this issue is not continually in the news. the fact we continue to get more information about this, which of course we want, we want more transparency, more information. in political terms, the clinton campaign would like the entire next two months to be a referendum on donald trump. the more this issue surfaces and the more information we get about it, the more it underscores the problems for her with this e-mail situation. >> i think that's exactly right. i take them at their word, that they want this out there. every reason to believe that the clinton campaign doesn't want just repub

that's where molly is right now as well, looking at the scene from the ground. >> reporter: right now a very active scene as they continue to search for the driver who can see the damage on that truck there. a wommn here noticed her truck was gone. that white dodge ram with flames on the side, we don't know exactly what the driver was pulled over for initially but police are searching for the person. >>> also breaking this morning, fallout fr rio. 3 ryan lochte admitted to fabricating a story that he was robbed at gunpoint. now we have learned speedo usaa will donate his $50,000 portion to a children's charity in brazil. coming up, he's speaking out about the scandal. hear what he has to say. >>> and a federal judge in texas is blocking president obama's directive on transgender bedrooms. public schools to allow students to use the bathroom of their gender identity. texas and 12 other states sued, saying that was unconstitutional. >> this means schools can keep their current bathroom policy in this place and they don't have to worry about having federal funding cut off or any retaliat

. >> molly hendrix is live. how are the kids? >> reportee: fortunately, they're okay. this could have be considering the driver crashed the suv into the field. can you see the debris tore off the bumper and blew a tire before he tried to make a getaway running off intt the reeds there. this is where it all started, 3 at the family dollar store on federal. mama left her car running wiih her 3 month old and 3-year-old inside. thorn thonton police spotted the car on i-25 and followed it blew a tire and tried to run. a police dog evenly caught him. >> you could tell it was a fame member. she was having trouble walking she was so emotionally distraught. >> reporter: the suspect, eric mastiss, was taken to the hospital. the good news, those kids are home safe. we're live molly hendrickson, denver 7. >>> some punish parents in comes city are at their wit's end with the school district. for the 3rd straight day, the school bus left their children waiting and waiting. >> the biggest impact, kids showing up to class half app hour to an hour late. russel haythor network has been

. >> that's interesting does anybody know a molly they don't love? [laughter] >> that's the thing we always say, does everybody name their dog molly? >> do you find it flattering or annoying if someone you know names their child the same name you chose? does someone steal your name maybe you told them it was your your child that and they named their child that. funny or annoying? >> i think that girls too you kind of have a name in your head. where if i have a girl i'm going name her this. if i have a boy i'm going to name him this. people have that locked into their heads. so it's interesting to talk about baby names there is a whole lot of information about how to choose the perfect name. first up today, think anything you can make ahead is a life saver and, a time saver. today we're going to share a delicious recipe for breakfast sandwiches that you advance, eat whenever you're ready or even freeze and eat them later. >> chef kate lulloff is here to help us make this make ahead breakfast sandwich. hi kate. you're making me hungry. >> now that peop

molly hannonberg is live with that. hi, molly. >> hi, eric. there are new e-mails released from hillary clinton's time when she was secretary of state and one of those e-mails concerns gilbert shigori, a convicted money launderer and big donor for the clinton foundation. he gave $1 million. it's from doug bahn to um uma abideen. he urges her to connect shigori. he says he's a key guy to the clinton foundation. donald trump says the new e-mails say there was some setup of paying the clinton foundation for access inside the state department. the clinton campaign and its campaign says shigori, a lebanese billionaire, didn't want favors he wanted to give his thoughts on the lebanese election to members of the state department. >> it was just somebody who wanted to give the state department information. there's no evidence that hillary clinton every changed anything she did in the state department based on any activities of the clinton foundation. there's none. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton and her running mate, tim kaine, released their tax return

when moss and doing another book with an author who was living in turkey from syria with an artist molly crabapple his no more from the era of spurring the what that was like common ground those into friends to became fighters one was killed the other works with more extremist groups end he was one of the only people that communicated out of that to get on twitter is started to give these reports are was happening on the ground during the war stucco or in then became part of the refugees so talk about the three major moments in that region piece of history the from the perspective on the ground that in his riding grapples with an ethical and moral issues and the choices he makes but also the narrative as it is illustrated by molly crabapple in she held to work on the book she is a great illustrator she is doing collaboration's for "vanity fair" already been there will be a book clinton version of that so that is exciting and named three new books about immigrants and refugees in in the european of the story coming to america and those that have their own story of what american identity i

molly ball, kevin kellum, steve mcmahon. >> can we talk about taxes?e's protesting. maybe the rent is too damned high. >> for the tower, is too damned high. >> one thing i think we can safely say is unprecedented is a presidential nominee having his skyscraper climbed by a person. >> and by the way, as much as we're being -- this all seems silly and all of this, this is dangerous. this is dangerous to the man running for president. this is dangerous in like, this campaign has gotten out of whack. it does feel as if people are -- that -- i can't tell you how many people i've come into contact, in both campaigns, and even some in the press, feel less secure than ever, because there is this sense of chaos out in the electorate, that people will do crazy things like this guy. >> yes. less secure, more angry, more frustrated. and more willing to act out in ways that, you know, i said earlier, unusual and uncommon. fortunately, for this person, the only person in danger here appears to be the gentleman who's climbing the trump tower. >> and -- >> and hope th

jon: 81 days ago, molly hemingway and joe trippi, both. jenna: authorities in brazil hold a news conference about the controversies wim teamreal are questioning whether ryan lochte and three other swimmers were lying when they claim they were robbed at gunpoint. new headlines breaking out about video existing . more on that next. >> sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. while the other guys use frozen beef from far away. wendy's only serves fresh beef from ranches close by. so we don't have to freeze it. add six strips of thick, applewood smoked bacon. and wendy's baconator isn't just different, it's deliciously different. (announcer vo) you can commute. (man on radio) ...40! no flags on the play! (cheering) (announcer vo) or you can chest bump. yo commute, we got serious game. siriusxm. road happy. jenna: new information on the obama administration's cash payment to iran, wall street journal reporting that officials will tell that money to until a plane carrying american prisoners had taken off from the iranian capital.kelly live in w

. >> reporter: yeah, critically hurt,,molly. take a look. i want to he show you what this shed looks like, or this outbuilding. two of the walls are still west wall, but the ro is laying on the ground, this building partially collapsed this afternoon. neighbors tell us that a husband and wife were out here demoing the shed. it's apparently and older shed. while they were in the process, the roof collapsed on top of the man, trapping him underneath. his wife called 911, and he had to be airlifted to an area hospital, presumably, sky ridge but again, this building partially collapsed on top of a man, an older gentleman who lives out here, his wifeless also injured. she had minor injuries, she was transported to the hospital as well. as far as we know, right now, he's in critical condition. >>> a denver 7 traffic alert, sable if you can. the road is closed so crews can repa damaged wires. you can use mississippi, or chambers to get around that closure. it will be in place for a few days. there's also a closure on arapahoe road to watch out for.

molly hendrickson is live on the roof, ratherbundled up. i'm going to say it's cold out there. >> reporter: it's a little bit chilly up here, but the good news is that the rain has stopped, the worst a far different story from earlier tonight. just listen to the winds. definitely not conditions you want to be in in jefferson county, some gusts up to 50 miles per hour, even knocking our photographer around a little bit. in northeast denver the wind did some damage. you can see they snapped this big tree in half on randolph tree landed on a yukon. one woman telling us what she >> i heard a big boom, and immediately booked out the window, can be looked out the -- looked out the window, and i seen the tree laying on my yard. >> reporter: fortunately no one was in the car or hurt action just the home -- hurt, just the homeowner's left with a big mess to clean up. molly hendrickson. >> and mike nelson is here now, the rain is done falling, but the temperatures are conifer. there's just a little bit of storm activity left around the denver metro.

here's molly hall with >>reporter: the home improvement says that profits jumped 9%. the growth was led by appliance sells which saw double digit increases. wall street closed in negative territory. the dow lost 84 points and the nasdaq dropped 34. american drivers saved more than $38 billion on their gasoline bill so far this year. that's according to gasbuddy.com. they say prices snap chat is acquiring mobile search app verb for more than $100 million. that's according to tech website via the information. no word in snap chat will keep the verb app separate or integrate the search tools into the popular messages application. that's your money watch. log onto moneywatchreport.com. i'm molly hall. >>> chris spears. >> we have a good weather story unfolding for denver. around the country, it's stormy in the middle of the nation. 80 in dallas. you've been in the 100s. 90s in casey. 85 chicago. 94 and muggy in dc. the western part of the country , high and dry. the deserts in the 100s. 80 in seattle and 84 in portland. joel, the numbers will drop as we track a big cold f

it's just that question, where did i come from. >> molly had those same questions. she said as soon as she saw rose marie she said we look exactly alike. how wonderful is that? that you finally get to meet on facebook. >> of course. >> but rose marie since the year 2000 has been looking for her daughter. >> it's tough because of the circumstances with which she gave up her daughter. you know back in the day that was a huge thing. whereas today that's not really so much of a big problem and it's sort of so nice to see the stories 48 years later get a book end. >> beautiful night, sweeping shots of this lake, i believe el dorado lake. it's identified at the bottom of the shot. >> however, do have a propensity to sometimes think for themselves. this one is heading home. everything's going to be great. except -- >> look out. >> quick. >> uh-oh. >> uh-oh. it clips a bit of a tree, starts spinning down into the lake. bear in mind, this is about 40 degrees fahrenheit in the air. the water significantly colder. i guess you've just got to leave -- >> yes, yes. it's too cold.

baby steps. >> here's a thing, molly. i think michael's phrase about coming home is interesting, rights, because what i found striking about the speech and i found this way about other set pieces. it was essentially pretty much a republican orthodoxy speech. the trade stuff, but aside from that, it was a fairly significant marginal tax cut at the top, getting rid of regulations. this basic stuff. i just -- onald trump is such a lackluster salesman of paul ryanism. right? he is -- he just is not very good at selling a kind of conservative orthodoxy that is the kind of party's bread and butter economically over many years which i think has some real problems in terms of its appeal, but i'm struck by that every time he tries to do it. >> yeah, i think michael is exactly right. that it takes more than a single trump speech to convince people at this point when we have been through so many of these groundhog day cycles of rinse and repeat. he acts disciplined for an hour and a half and goes right back to tweeting conspiracy th

it's just that question, where did i come from. >> molly had those same questions. she said as soon as she saw rose marie she said we look exactly alike. how wonderful is that? that you finally get to meet somebody she found her. on facebook. >> of course. >> but rose marie since the year 2000 has been looking for her daughter. >> it's tough because of the circumstances with which she gave up her daughter. you know back in the day that was a huge thing. whereas today that's not really so much of a big problem and it's sort of so nice to see the stories 48 years later get a book end. >> -- to see you ever. >> beautiful night, sweeping shots of this lake, i believe el dorado lake. it's identified at the bottom of the shot. >> however, do have a propensity to sometimes think for themselves. this one is heading home. everything's going to be great. except -- >> look out. >> quick. >> uh-oh. >> uh-oh. it clips a bit of a tree, starts spinning down into the lake. bear in mind, this is fe about 40 degrees fahrenheit in the air. the water significantly colder. i guess you'v

. >> you know about those denim jackets molly? >> how many denim jackets do you own? >> i actually get rid of them regularly so i can buy more. >> you are saying you don't have a black one? >> i don't have a black one. >> how many do you have? >> three. >> i wear them a lot less than i used to don't you notice that? >> yeah. >> because grief about it. there true. >> last, but not least. we all have that columhatn t sort of go to column we have which is either like a blacktop and black bottom or brown top and brown bottom. it might be sleeveless and crop pant. take your novelty jacks and throw it over. >> iike that. >> really awesome. >> does all of that make sense? >> absolutely. >> it's very different than what we've seen the last few years and i like it. >> i like it too. their closet. things against your nature iting willing us just t buy accessories including having a sale where everything is $99 or less. be loyal shop local. east town square, galleria west or faye's 123.com and also fun to follow you on inis it gram. --instagram. >>> all sale merchandise is conso

molly ball, political reporter for the atlantic. i want you to get into this scrum and i want to ask you, what do you think is the likelihood that we'll break from our normal pat western the 50/50 elects. that this could be a big one for hillary. >> well, a lot of the polling that's done after the convention is typically predicted. it has been the trend in recent cycles. and hillary clinton has pulled ahead by as much as double dig knits key battle grounds. it has reached where states are in may and he is underperforming, among several. it's hard to imagine when you take that and you couple with it the advertising advantage hillary clinton has, the organizational structure that she has which donald trump has not shown how he can possibly turn it around with less than three months to go. >> she has disproportionate leads in the swing states. she is running tens of millions of ads and he is running almost no ads. she has people out to vote for her. trump doesn't have that. it means even if trump turns his message around. it is hard to

molly hendrickson, denver 7. >> those pesky mosquitos. more spraying is happening in fort collins for west starting tomorrow the larimer county health department is targeting timber line to i-25. 2 weeks ago officials confirmed the first human case of west nile in that city. csu, researchers got more money to research and test mosquitos. >>> we have learned search crews looking for a missing skier near berthoud found human remains. 42-year-old jeremy rich went on a ski trip in january and never came home. crews were searching for his remains were found, bottom of a3 avalanche slide. it will take several weeks to identify the remains. >>> the 4th and final suspect is arrested for an attack on an elderly woman, 54-year-old daniel haulingsworth into custody, a 78-year-old woman was stabbed repeatedly in the doorway of her home last month near cline and 66th and she survived. >>> new tonight, a cat locked inside an everggeen home for 4 weeks with the owner out of town is getting help. >> neighbors s left alone, they weren't sure the cat had e

molly heninberg fox25 news. >>> we are three months out from election day and the campaigns are really heating up. stick with fox25 both on air and online for complete coverage. >>> happening knew project going on for -- ongoing, that is, for more than two decades is taking a big step toward completion. a new piece of the four river bridge place and installed in quincy. the route 3 bridge connects quincy to weymouth. the installation process started overnight and started three tugboats. the bridge weighs 3 million pounds and longer than a football field. drivers will be able to use the temporary bridge during installation. the new bridge should be finished by 2018. speaking of traffic. we track traffic and weather every ten minutes if you are headed right now at 4:11, it 20 minutes from 49 to the leverett connector. and 11 minutes on 128 from university ave to the weston tolls. and right now, jason, probably the only time where you don't are to use the air conditioner. >> yeah, you might get away it. in fact i, myself, just had the windows cracked. you don't mind a little bit of humidi

we want to fwling poot rick heely and cnn political analyst and dana bash and molly ball, political writer for "the atlantic" >> dana, i know you've been reaching out to your gop sources, does anyone think this isn't personal? because trump's spokeswoman says donald trump is not getting involved in the republican primaries. >> no. i have not found anyone who doesn't think this isn't personal and i've heard her say and she is right that there are times when republican leaders and donald trump is the, you know, one of the leaders if not the leader of the republican party now because he is the presidential nominee. and they don't get involved with primaries, but this is different. it is different for a number of reasons and number one is because when it is the speaker of the house, it is kind of expected and tradition for other like-minded leaders to get behind him and not the challenger from the right, but also as i was reminded by a senior republican here in washington a couple of hours ago, anderson, paul ryan nominated mike pence, trump's vice predential running mate at the convention. he

found by molly moon, to raise money, to ensure that the leagues had wings. i had the privilege of meeting molly moon years ago in new york, and actually having read about her. she was quite the socialite but she was one of those folks, like ron brown, who believe you can do well and do good at the same time. so, sister was fly. the first time i met her i was so wide-eyed because i was trying to count the diamonds on her. and figure out how could i get that dress. but she had the socialite thing going and the activist thing going, and i said if these are molly moon's people, what they mean, when they say all lives matter, is we need to lift up the lives that people don't pay attention to. so a life i want to talk about for just a few moments is that dr. sadie alexander, she was a secretary of the national urban league from 1930 to 1957. she was the first african-american woman to get a doctorate in economics so i always consider her my foremother. they're just a handful of us african-american women who do have or have earned that degree. doctor sadie was an a

i don't know, i think molly, i think molly's going to go quickly, i think. >> i think so. once you come in and she'll give you kisses and cuddles and fall right in love. >> a little cuddle monster. >> thanks so much, nick. adorable, definitely no problem getting that one adopted. >>> let's look outside right now, your current temperatures in the valley. most of us sitting in the 80s. a few spots have dropped into the 70s. mesa at 79 degrees. we're at 77 in maricopa, and 78 in buckeye currently. your air quality forecast, we're going to be in the mostly because we have an ozone health watch in place for us today. we're also looking out for some possibly other air quality alerts that would go into effect tomorrow. we'll keep our eye out for that. today all you have to worry about is the ozone. as we break down the temperatures hour by hour, 10:00 a.m., 92 degrees there. 98 by 1:00. we'll warm up quickly here. 102 by 3:00, though. it is going to feel toasty out there, though this is slightly below what we should be this time by nine, we'll be at 94 degrees. there will be warm

that she saw a car the wrong way and got out of the way. >> wrong way driver palooza olmsted falls, molly boone pleaded not guiltyy and is fighting the charges , mr. maher for drunk driving and going the wrong way,, check the suspects record just three minor traffic tickets in a crash last year in the year before. >> investigation continues into an accident involving a cleveland water truck would hav a nonstate route 176 and i-480. they say that a van hit the truck from behind. spun off an called fire the person in the not hurt because backups and before they clear the same basic police reports say the incident happened in july 11 during aa team camp at john carroll, then it is not associate with university,t but the police are investigating, the scope out a statement that reads in part when the school's menstruation was made aware of the recent allegations of hazingngen invol some members of the school football team action was te to reach out to the families of those affected a story just lik an onion, the more layers that you peel the more that it clinton will be the tribe, mccartney an

this is molly's dog, aspen.or bonnie, the craziness has to stop. >> we really need to catch this person. >> reporter: police recommend you make sure you lock your doors and make sure you lock your windows. in these seven cases, a lot of the windows were unlocked. if you have any information about the burglary, montgomery county police want you to give them a call. live in silver spring, news 4. >>> thanks. you went deep into your hearts and pockets after the fire and explosion at the fire branch apartment. you have donated more than $40000,000 to the apartment. it's new figuring out the best and fastest way to get the money to the people who lost everything. >>> investigators identified the only one victim is unidentified. >> the ntsb released a report on a deadly plane crash. witnesses say the plane was coming in high and fast for landing that shannon airport about two weeks ago. surveillance video reveals that the plane briefly touched down on the runway, bounced several times and became airborne again. it cra

molly ball, political writer for the atlantic. and ryan lizza a washington correspondent for the new yorker. so let's try to get to the bottom of this when it comes to the foundation. you listen to donald trump and he says the clinton foundation is the most corrupt charity of all time, basically. then have you hillary clinton supporters, ryan, saying this is a charity that helps combat hiv aids and that without it people would die. where is the truth in here? >> yeah, look. and that has gotten lost in this. no doubt. and you just look at the independent charity watch dogs and what they say about the clinton foundation. and it is generally prized for its work. it has done great work all off the world. and it is surprising that the clinton foundation and clinton campaign hasn't done much of a job explaining that. on the other hand, when hillary clinton was first being looked at for secretary of the state, everyone that looked that new relationship between the obama administration and the clinton foundation said wait a second. there