i have one more day on the job so i can say this, what mr. ben off and sale force is doing is change california education because until the state ofical considers public education as a investment rather than a expense, think about that, rather than a expense we have to do but think of public education in the investment in the future workforce and technology of our great state, until they do that and think about that you will have luminaries like mark ben off and others that say we get the bigger picture. by our very very humble investment we will allow you-let me tell you what happened in san francisco, we developed a pre-k 12 computer [inaudible] you will hear talking about kindergarten code, we want computer science because that is who mr. ben off will hire. computer scientist who can apply the math and science. we reduced class sizes and bring parents together and able to createi labs, the principles who is leading a revolution in a middle school, the namesake of which gets me shokeed up, martin luther king middle school principle michael [ina

i have one more day on the job so i can say this, what mr. ben off and sale force is doing is change california education because until the state ofical considers public education as a investment rather than a expense, think about that, rather than a expense we have to do but think of public education in the investment in the future workforce and technology of our great state, until they do that and think about that you will have luminaries like mark ben off and others that say we get the bigger picture. by our very very humble investment we will allow you-let me tell you what happened in san francisco, we developed a pre-k 12 computer [inaudible] you will hear talking about kindergarten code, we want computer science because that is who mr. ben off will hire. computer scientist who can apply the math and science. we reduced class sizes and bring parents together and able to createi labs, the principles who is leading a revolution in a middle school, the namesake of which gets me shokeed up, martin luther king middle school principle michael [ina

i have one more day on the job so i can say this, what mr. benoff and sale force is doing is change california education because until the state ofical considers public education as a investment rather than a expense, think about that, rather than a expense we have to do but think of public education in the investment in the future workforce and technology of our great state, until they do that and think about that you will have luminaries like mark ben off and others that say we get the bigger picture. by our very very humble investment we will allow you-let me tell you what happened in san francisco, we developed a pre-k 12 computer [inaudible] you will hear talking about kindergarten code, we want computer science because that is who mr. ben off will hire. computer scientist who can apply the math and science. we reduced class sizes and bring parents together and able to createi labs, the principles who is leading a revolution in a middle school, the namesake of which gets me shokeed up, martin luther king middle school principle michael [inau

i have one more day on the job so i can say this, what mr. ben off and sale force is doing is change california education because until the state ofical considers public education as a investment rather than a expense, think about that, rather than a expense we have to do but think of public education in the investment in the future workforce and technology of our great state, until they do that and think about that you will have luminaries like mark ben off and others that say we get the bigger picture. by our very very humble investment we will allow you-let me tell you what happened in san francisco, we developed a pre-k 12 computer [inaudible] you will hear talking about kindergarten code, we want computer science because that is who mr. ben off will hire. computer scientist who can apply the math and science. we reduced class sizes and bring parents together and able to createi labs, the principles who is leading a revolution in a middle school, the namesake of which gets me shokeed up, martin luther king middle school principle michael [ina

i have one more day on the job so i can say this, what mr. benff and sale force is doing is change california education because until the state ofical considers public education as a investment rather than a expense, think about that, rather than a expense we have to do but think of public education in the investment in the future workforce and technology of our great state, until they do that and think about that you will have luminaries like mark ben off and others that say we get the bigger picture. by our very very humble investment we will allow you-let me tell you what happened in san francisco, we developed a pre-k 12 computer [inaudible] you will hear talking about kindergarten code, we want computer science because that is who mr. ben off will hire. computer scientist who can apply the math and science. we reduced class sizes and bring parents together and able to createi labs, the principles who is leading a revolution in a middle school, the namesake of which gets me shokeed up, martin luther king middle school principle michael [inaud

i have one more day on the job so i can say this, what mr. benoff and sale force is doing is change california education because until the state ofical considers public education as a investment rather than a expense, think about that, rather than a expense we have to do but think of public education in the investment in the future workforce and technology of our great state, until they do that and think about that you will have luminaries like mark ben off and others that say we get the bigger picture. by our very very humble investment we will allow you-let me tell you what happened in san francisco, we developed a pre-k 12 computer [inaudible] you will hear talking about kindergarten code, we want computer science because that is who mr. ben off will hire. computer scientist who can apply the math and science. we reduced class sizes and bring parents together and able to createi labs, the principles who is leading a revolution in a middle school, the namesake of which gets me shokeed up, martin luther king middle school principle michael [inau

i have one more day on the job so i can say this, what mr. ben off and sale force is doing is change california education because until the state ofical considers public education as a investment rather than a expense, think about that, rather than a expense we have to do but think of public education in the investment in the future workforce and technology of our great state, until they do that and think about that you will have luminaries like mark ben off and others that say we get the bigger picture. by our very very humble investment we will allow you-let me tell you what happened in san francisco, we developed a pre-k 12 computer [inaudible] you will hear talking about kindergarten code, we want computer science because that is who mr. ben off will hire. computer scientist who can apply the math and science. we reduced class sizes and bring parents together and able to createi labs, the principles who is leading a revolution in a middle school, the namesake of which gets me shokeed up, martin luther king middle school principle michael [ina

i have one more day on the job so i can say this, what mr. ben off and sale force is doing is change california education because until the state ofical considers public education as a investment rather than a expense, think about that, rather than a expense we have to do but think of public education in the investment in the future workforce and technology of our great state, until they do that and think about that you will have luminaries like mark ben off and others that say we get the bigger picture. by our very very humble investment we will allow you-let me tell you what happened in san francisco, we developed a pre-k 12 computer [inaudible] you will hear talking about kindergarten code, we want computer science because that is who mr. ben off will hire. computer scientist who can apply the math and science. we reduced class sizes and bring parents together and able to createi labs, the principles who is leading a revolution in a middle school, the namesake of which gets me shokeed up, martin luther king middle school principle michael [ina

the clerk: amendment number 14, printed in house report 114-74 , offered by mr. ben lujan of new mexico. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 859, the gentleman from new mexico, mr. lujan, and a member opposed each will criminal five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new mexico. mr. lujan: my amendment directs the v.a. to produce a report related to the part-time employment of active duty military positions at v.a. health facilities. in 2014, congress passed the veterans choice act to help address the access to care crisis facing our nation's veterans. as part of those reforms, the legislation called for a commission on care. to examine how best to strategically organize the veterans health administration, locate health care recourse -- resources and deliver health care to veterans over the next 20 years. the report was releaseden july 15 of this year. the report's very first recommendation highlights v.h.a.'s provider shortages and suggests the v.h.a. should expand provider networks. to specify, and i quote, these providers must be fully credential

in north carolina, donald trump ben continued making his case : why hillary clinton isn't fit for the office. mr. trump: she couldn't even get a security clearance based her conduct is disqualifying. ben sticking to the script seems : to be working for trump, a new cnn / orc national poll taken over labor day weekend shows him up, 45 to 43% a month ago after the democratic convention, she was up 7 points. senator lindsey graham: trump is getting better. just the polling and you can see hillary clinton: i took responsibility, there are no excuses. i made a mistake, i've apologize. she hit trump on his taxes. >> the business activities that have stiffed workers, refused to pay small businesses. so, clearly his tax returns tell a story that the american people deserve and need to know. ben: he still has not released you notice that q&a there on her campaign plane. she's spoken directly with reporters two days in a row now, perhaps finally trying to counter that criticism that she wasn't open enough. prior to this, she hadn't had a press conference in months. ed a new mural depicting maine's : gover

mr. trump: allows every family, including adoptive families, to deduct their childcare expenses from their income taxes. ben: the plan calls for new tax free childcare accounts, that roll over each year until a child is 18. also 6 weeks paid maternity in social security. mr. trump while my opponent : slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable, i call you hard working american patriots who love your country. ben trump also continued : his attack on hillary clinton for calling half his supporters a basket of deplorables his campaign meantime continuing andhis campaign meantime continuing to raise questions about her health, even though he has not released details of his, simply a letter saying he'd be the healthiest person elected president. >> are two major party candidates running for president and only one of them has ammonia and lied about it. ben: just up the road in philadelphia it was president obama making the case for hillary clinton, while she recovers from pneumonia. president obama you want to : debate transparency? you've got one candidate in this race who's released decades' worth of her tax re

mr. trump at ben carson's old house. we know dr.one of the most famous republicans from this part of michigan. they made a stop at his old house. they talked to the woman who moved in in 1992. it's part of that listening and learning that trump is trying to do and now we understand that he is on his way out of town. elizabeth? >> yeah, we watched obviously a very warm reception inside the church. who did he bring with him for this particular visit? >> he brought with him five of his most prominent african-american surrogates. lynn patton, vp at the eric trump foundation. katrina pearson, well-known spokeswoman. candy carson and her husband, dr. ben carson, and am rosa of "apprentice" fame but trump attracted a lot of protesters. several dozen were peaceful but there were a couple of dozen who tried to overwhelm the security guards, keeping a barricade in place and things got so heated that mounted police officers actually retreated to a safer position at one point away from the protesters who were harassing them and the protesters w

operationalize or make all the things work the way their supposed to today, we're asking you to recognize mr. ben he's served as the our cannery in the coal mine fulsome, if you will, number one when he was in the control center not only was the senior controller but in fact, the teacher he trained everyone in how to use effectively the thinking tries of the automatic train system like double bettering and how to do it so if the software didn't do what it was designed to do we turned to benefit what do we do and benefit made that work, and, secondly, he's now pioneering the concept of those to better manage the stiffer service and provided more stereotyping managerial level for the supervisors and the operators he left west portal and 55 market and working on the streets as a regular shift now overseeing major incidents taking corrective action and doing follow-up with all that and he will be one of the people that we'll look to tie all the technology to the service principles when the new radio system is in effect and to a full transformation and his my pleasure to introduce you to benefit. >> (

ben? >> well, mrs.linton doesn't know her ass from her elbow if i may say such a crude thing on the air about economics. mr. trump's economics are quite good, cutting the corporate income tax rate would be a great way to keep corporations in america. every important economist in america said cutting corporate tax said that cutting or eliminating the corporate tax rate would be a good idea. cutting it altogether a really, really good idea. i don't know why mr. trump didn't bring that up when it was asked how will you bring jobs back? eliminate the corporate tax, have all the earnings be attributed to the stockholders. it's not trickle-down economics, it's a way of encouraging people to invest and a sound way. i would say mr. trump is not my idea of a dream person and a saint in human garb, but he has a pretty darn good economics plan, it's not trickle-down. there is no such thing. the whole idea of cutting taxes on well to do people is to get more investment. that is a perfectly sensible thing to do. liz

mrs. a man you can bait with a tweak cannot be -- a tweak cannot be trusted with nuclear weapons. ben: she has come under fire, that decision coming amid criticism of her press availability. maria clinton was also getting : support from her one-time rival today. vermont senator bernie sanders it was his first solo event on the campaign trail on behalf of clinton. he talked health care and college affordability saying a clinton presidency will work on issues important to his supporters. vice president joe biden also on the campaign trail today with the man hoping to follow him. tim kaine and biden spoke to a crowd of several hundred in pittsburgh this morning before that city's labor day parade. kaine shared the story of his dad's iron-welding business in kansas city, and his efforts to build a partnership with employ ben the republican ticket is : also in cleveland today. donald trump and his running mate mike pence answered questions at a labor day roundtable. along the way inviting the press onto his plane, talking with reporters for nearly the entire flight. with the first debate j

ben carson says mr.apologize for this birther controversy, and he should finally come out and admit once and for all that president obama was born in hawaii, in the united states of america, something he hasn't done. should he do that now, now that he is trying to whoo african-american voters. >> i think the birther issue was actually started by a dog whisper campaign by the clinton campaign, which jake tapper highlighted. >> really? donald trump forced president obama to produce his birth certificate, and forced the president to speak about this on the world stage to the embarrassment of many in this country. you know that donald trump was the head of this birther movement. should he apologize or not? >> first of all, i don't think anybody forces the president of the united states to do anything. i know for a fact -- >> i just played you a clip. >> it was the clinton campaign that started this in 2007. >> mrs. clinton doesn't think the president was born in kenya. >> if i could interject. hillary clinto

mr. sanchez who says now he can afford to retire. ben: next in your health, turning to social media for fitness help. jc: instagram is full of exercise videos. how to find the right one for you. the free concert being advertised that is not taking place. >> it is going to be a close one. jc: coming up at 6:00, making a choice on marijuana. what voters are thinking when it comes to question on the ballot ben: u.s. news & world report out with its annual list of the top national universities. princeton claimed the top spot harvard followed in the number two spot. the university of chicago, which was ranked ninth a decade ago, tied with yale university for the third best national college this year. columbia and stanford rounded out the top 5. mit was ranked seventh. you can find the full list on our wcvb app and on wcvb.com. jc: training with the tap of a finger. new workouts are easier than ever to find thanks to social inspiring millions, but you should proceed with caution. erika: it's no wonder hundreds of thousands follow progressive c

mr. trump. dr. ben carson, sorry we're out of time. >> thank you.y: let's check it out, it's a sea of green, except for pfizer. i think my-- my eyesight is coming back a bit. pfizer is the only one moving lower. and footage from venezuela, from our own liz macdonald. government workers throwing rocks in protest, the failure of socialism caught on camera. what a mess there in venezuela. planet earth having a close call with an asteroid, whizzed by at 50,000 miles, less than the quarter of the distance between the earth and the moon. asteroid was discovered a day before it passed by. excuse me. hook at this, the total eclipse in africa, they call it the ring of fire. millions of people call that, johnny cash. ♪ the ring of fire ♪ if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. i know what i can expect from usaa because i have my checking with them, my

mr. trump will say today is that he won't talk about that issue anymore, but even his most prominent african-american supporter bens probably a good idea that mr. trump apologize for his stance on the birther issue, something that mr. trump seems not likely to do. erin? >> miguel, thank you very much. out front now, presidential campaign correspondent for the new york times maggie haberman and boris epistein, basil smikle and washington post political reporter philip bump. let me start with you. trump believes that president obama was born in the united states. mike pence says obama was born in the united states. why can't donald trump say it directly? president obama was born in the united states? >> let's go to the facts here. this whole issue is born out of hillary clinton's 2008 campaign. it was a failing campaign and she tried to ask the questions and could aren't get an answer. donald trump succeeded in getting an answer and that barack obama was born in the united states. donald trump has moved on. the campaign has moved on and let's move on to the issues that matter, immigration and national security and w

ben out this week. let's get right to the story. gary, does mr. trump have it right? >> sure. anything that disincentivizes more illegal immigration is good by me. 11 million people for a reason. everybody has turned a blind eye to it. it is about time something gets done. the costs are gargantuan and there's something called the rule of law. three little words that's supposed to be followed that have not. this would be a good start. >> so scott, should we cut off federal funds to sanctuary cities then? >> yeah. i mean to the degree that the cities are violating federal law, yes. and i agree with gary's point, the risk here is too high. i think if you look at what cities have done, look at some of the incidents we've had with i.c.e. losing track of detainee, illegal immigrants reoffend and commit other crimes after released it's out of control. if you're an illegal you've already broken one law coming over here illegally to begin with. who's to say they're not going to commit more crimes as they already have been when they come over here. the cities should be punished for allo

ben carson a little bit about what it was like being with mr. trump here today in detroit. he said that donald trump is actually very attentive and is very -- he gets very into talking about the problems affecting inner cities. of course, a lot of the conversations that they had were behind closed doors, but certainly donald trump has finally taken his message of outreach to african-americans right here into the heart of the african-american community. >> jeremy diamond in detroit. thank you so much. we'll have much more on this interview in the 5:00 hour straight ahead as we talk to a panel about what just happened. will trump's strategy work? how is his outreach going to translate into votes? ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink see what the power of points can do for your business. there'sno one surface...there. no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but t

mrs. powell who went to ben franklin, what do we have? a republican or monarchy? franklin responded a republic. i'm interested in keeping the republic. 17 candidates strutted upon the gop stage. those who cared, voted. we can vote for whoever we wish. the final candidates stepped forward. breeze did.ne and it was not a career politician. he lost the system. yes, he was a businessman, outsider. a gop candidate had to be a professional politician. adams and madison would iha ve challenged that. they would've passed out cold if people did that for 20 years or more. the candidate to go around his donald trump. for those praying through and during this process, have we now believe the sovereignty of god did not apply? did he take off to philadelphia or was god's sovereign in the entire process? a leader?ect in can he use a persian to rebuild the walls of jerusalem? an adulterer and murderer? kim god take a jewish intellectual that would be isis of his day and grow? noah was a drunk. moses was a murderer. samson was a murdere womanizer. jonas ran from god. peter denied

mr. trump says mexico will pay for the wall but both ben carson and laura ingrams website say trump is looking for innovative ways to pay for the wall use money from drug offenders or strip benefits from undocumented immigrants. listen for yourself. >> recognize that a lot of money is going to be saved by enforcing our boarders, by not giving various types of benefits to people who are here illegally. that money is money that we otherwise would not have had and that can be applied to the wall and various other things. that's i believe the spirit in which that comment is made. i don't think mexico is going to write a check out for the wall. >> you heard what ben carson said he doesn't think mexico is going to write a check out and here's $20 billion and that's for the wall. what are we to believe? who is going to pay for the wall? do you know? >> donald trump's an expert on clever financing. i'm sure he'll have great ways to use tax credits and use payback programs and things like that. >> tax credits? >> sure. it's not exactly who writes the check, it's that it's going to be done at basically

voters when he visited detroit yesterday, including his tour of ben carson's childhood home, and a predominantly african-american church. >> mryor, thanks for joining us. >> hi, jake, how are you? >> good. thank you so much. donald trump making an effort yesterday to reach out to african-americ african-americans. it seems to have been welcomed by those inside the church. i have to say, in interviews, many african-americans say they are still troubled by mr. trump having suggested over and over falsely that the first african-american president was born in africa, and thus ineligible to be president. >> the interesting thing is, the first one that made that claim was hillary clinton. >> well, not her herself. people around her. >> her campaign did. they were the first ones that brought it up. and finally, it was resolved after donald trump raised it. they may have a faulty memory there as to where that issue first came from. >> you say it was -- that's fair enough to say that people around the clinton campaign brought that up. but as you say, it was resolved in 2011 when he released his birth certificate. donald trump talking a

mr. trump has gone unchallenged. i'm going to go to ben. do you think there is true and utter bias in the media? do you think it is a conscious bias? obviously there is conscious bias in the media, and then there is the generalized unconscious bias. most people in the mainstream media are democrats and will vote for hillary clinton, and they don't reveal that before they go on air. unconscious bias has an impact on how people perceive these issues. cnn, msnbc have run chiron's fact checking trump. there's never been one fact checking hillary clinton. in the other direction, i will there has been this unconscious lowering of the standard of decent behavior for trump in the sense that if donald trump shows up in mexico and doesn't do anything noteworthy, this is considered a victory for his campaign. if he goes into the debate with hillary clinton and doesn't act like a loon bag, that will be a big win for him. the new standard for normal campaigning has been left behind. if they held donald trump to mitt romney standards, there is no way he

ben. >>> plus, a new york housewife gives us a tour of her 11,000 square foot mansion. ♪ was mr.anglesny expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >>> the amy schumer is one of the honorees in london last night. cameron and i had the honor of sitting across from her and talking to miss schumer beforehand. it's scary! you have to be on your toes. you never know what she's goiig to say next. >> last night was a great example. >> amy's speech had jaws dropping. >> the human of the year finally we're celebrating men! >> it's why we love amy. cracking us up. we can show you the tame jokes & as she picked up gq's woman of the year award. >> thank you for calling me a woman. ben, i love you. >> it's hard to believe it was schumer's first red carpet event with her man of nine months. they color coordinated. she told me he's not like her other boyfriends. >> he's not a narcissist. he's supportive and loving. >> i thought i was the mo

ben simmons. we're so sorry for your loss. mrs. crutcher, have you watched the video of what happened to your son? >> once. >> what do you see in that video? >> i see terence walking toward his suv with his hands raised high over his body and then all of a sudden he falls to the ground. >> yeah. >> we can imagine how painful it is to be watching those moments. reverend crutcher, how do you explain what you see in that video? >> the video was released, i think, on sunday and the first time i was able to watch it was on monday. and i lost it. it's the most devastating thing that has ever happened to me in my life. >> of course. >> mr. krupp, the police say that terence. they believe terence was reaching for something in the car when they shot him. i know you have said that you can prove that's not true. in fact, at a press conference, you held up a photo that you say showed he couldn't be reaching for something. watch this moment. >> it is very clear even when we just try to bring attention to simply the window. you can see that it i

mrs. ponce and this is the second grade of notre and they want to say -- >> good morning, milwaukee. buenos dias, milwaukee. ben: good morning everyone in milwaukee. thanks for this great friday morning shout out. melinda: they are so cute, look at their you -- look at their little uniforms. wisn 12 is stopping by classes all across southeast wisconsin. if you're interested in getting a visit just head to wisn.com and click the school shout out logo. we'll try stop by. news time is 5:25 and we made it to friday. ben: here with your weekend picks are elizabeth from 99.1 the mix. elizabeth: petfest is back so you can bring your dog and your cat. squabbles -- to see if any squabbles go on. elizabeth: don't you think cats would be hysterical to watch at petfest? >> you have to be careful because they steal your soul. elizabeth: they are not as needy . that is what i like about cat and a dog person. i do not think you agree. melinda: i am a dog person. ben: it's a story of a wisconsin woman wrongfully convicted of murder more than 20 years ago. melinda: still ahead, the brand new documentary that's featuring one mot

ben gurion, as you said. can you identify with the same aspirations of young palestinians? mr. peres: yes.nk they have to get from a different past. we started from a different point, they started from a different point. but i will tell you something, maybe i am exaggerating, but i feel the palestinians, young palestinians today, too, and i can speak with them, and they know my position. i did not become a palestinian. and the young israelis, you know, i was six years as -- six years in politics, three and a half years as president. i was the most controversial politician. charlie: why was that? mr. peres: and now i am the most popular one. [laughter] why was i controversial? a sickly because i moved a basically because i moved a little bit too fast, too much. and i think fighting is better than satisfaction. charlie: it used to be said, even though that you were a defense minister, that shimon was not a general, not a man of the military, even though he and -- had been defense minister. you might be soft on defense and security? mr. peres: you can be a builder of force or a user of force

mr. trump to be going into detroit touring with dr. bencontinued engagement with the black community. this is a positive thing for the gop nominee to be doing and i think he will be well received because the latest poll that i saw from the economist had mr. trump at 8%. so he's making inroads and i believe hillary clinton is running scared because she knows that he is going to continue this engagement and is going to have a real significant impact on the community. it's a positive thing and we should celebrate it, not try to tear it down. >> what do you make of it? >> i have to tell you that first, trump has the right to talk to whoever he wants to. that doesn't offend me. i think that what we have to understand is he's not engaging the entire black community. he's engaging a few chosen black people that, you know, i don't know if they've been rewarded or incentivized in some way to lend his support. when he goes to detroit he's not talking to anybody and he's talking to people in close settings with pre-planned remarks which reeks of almo

mr. chavez. >>> a country music superstar sheds light on amazing act of kindness. ?? this is a nashville area high school teacher ben allen. he's battling cancer. the entire student body was to his house to serenade him. the video was posted by tim mcgraw who said he was tipped by a friend. this video, you might imagine, has more than 18 million views on facebook for all the right reasons. >>> a 9-year-old boy with cerebral palsy is able to check police. cindy his parents went on face book asking for help. they drove the family across the beach even carried him up along a rocky path to reach a sign indicating australia's most northern point. family said they loved the smile on sydney's face after his adventure. >>> there is a famous song by beyonce where she says if you like it put a ring on stage at her concert. look at this. if you're wondering why the woman he proposed to is wearing leotard is because it's one of beyonce's backup dancers. the guy emerged from backstage and proposed to the dance captain. it happened during a performance let's see it after the proposal. good for them. >>> it's a change to news 3 ju

mrs. policy is philadelphia who went to belle ben franklin and said do we have a republican -- republic or a moniker -- monarchy. 17 candidates started upon the gop stage area those who cared voted. we have the freedom to run for office and to vote for whomever we wish. the final candidate step forward. he may not have been the person that some other persons wanted, he rocked the system. he wasn't is this man and an outsider. he challenged of the wisdom that a candidate have to be a professional politician. the candidate go round is donald trump. for those who have been praying and fasting through and during this process we now believe the sovereignty of god did not apply? did he take off to philadelphia as wc fields said, or was he in this entire process. can god raise up a leader that doesn't look right to us but is exactly who god wants for a time like this? a adulterer and murderer and call him the apple of his eye? andgod take it usually sure used him to other over half of the new testament? liaram lied jacob was a moses was a murderer sampson was suicidal,r eliza was joe went bankrup

mrs. powell of philadelphia who went to ben franklin and said dr. what we have dr.epublic or monetary. that hesitation, he responded republic if we can keep it. i'm interested in keeping the republic. seventeen candidates strutted up on the gop state. we have the freedom in this country to run for office and vote for whomever we wish. the the system works and the final candidates of forward. it may not have been what the politically entrenched wanted. he may not have been a person other voters wanted and he wasn't a career politician. he rocked the politician system. he challenged the conventional wisdom that a gop candidate had to be a professional politician. hamilton, madison and adams would have talent that concept as well. they wanted to be referred to as statesman and they would've passed out cold if they knew people held office for 20 years or more. the candidate this go-round is donald trump. that is the way the system works. for those who have been praying and fasting through during ed -- and for this process do we , now know the sovereignty of god did not

ben: yeah, scary. newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. ed: a desperate rescue operation on cape cod. donald trump finally admits -- mr. trump: president barack obama was born in the united states, period. ed: fact checking his change of sunny and beautiful. i amtrak in rain this weekend. -- i am tracking rain this weekend. the timeline. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. ed: following breaking news from wellfleet where more than a dozen dolphins were stranded. heather: in from happening again. juli mcdonald is live from wellfleet. juli: nearly an hour, rescue crews tried to prevent what happened yesterday. they used devices to herd dolphins deeper into the ocean, desperate to prevent what happened yesterday and again this morning. six dolphins were stranded by the harbor. crews to arrive. >> we knew we would be in trouble. with the tide following so quickly, it dropped 11 feet. juli: because of the number and size of these atlantic white sided dolphins, they called and bystanders to help with the heavy lifting. >> they can range from 200 pounds to 500 pounds for the bigger animals. the lo

mr. trump: i contain a number of the ways are by getting you , ben carson, and everybody, totally involved with the communities. right now you don't have any involvement with washington. what involvement you have is common core. it is not a good involvement. we're going to be very much involved with the inner cities and we are to create incentives for the inner cities so that the inner cities can grow and produce jobs. and we're going to bring our jobs back from all of these countries that have stolen them like we're a bunch of babies. it is like candy being taken away from a baby. we're not going to let that happen. many of you folks had a great job and your company is gone. and you have never been able to replace that great job you had when you were younger. we're going to bring our companies back in our jobs back from a believe me. it is, to a large extent, about jobs. mr. trump, for most of the pastors and leaders, this is a very big question. much hinges on this. the question says, the next supreme court justice will make decisions that will touch the rights of every american that may

mr. trump has gone unchallenged. and i'm going to go to ben first. do you think there is true and utter bias in the media? >> yeah, i mean i think there is bias in two directions. >> do you think it is a conscience buoys. >> yes, obviously there is conscience bias in the media and the general identified unconscious bias most of the people in the mainstream media are people who are democrats and will vote for hillary clinton come november. and they don't reveal that before they go on air. so yes, unconscious bis has an impact on how people perceive these particular issues. cnn, msnbc have run chie rones back checking trump thrks is another a cry ron on cnn or fact checking clinton. that is bias in one direction. in the other direction, this is true for the trump campaign there has been an unconscious lowering of the standard of decent we maf-- behavior for trump in the sense that if donald trump shows up in mexico and doesn't really do anything supremely note worthy, this is considered a major victory for his campaign. if he goes into a debate with cl

reverend jesse jackson and before we go to break, let's look at this moment of zen from ben carson yesterday. >> i asked mr. trump and said how did he go and what do you think he took away from today? >> my luggage -- oh, hold on. >> okay. 73% of amecans try... ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin d and magnesium. gives you a reason to slow down and pull up a seat to the table. that's why she takes the time to season her turkey to perfection, and roast it until it's just right. and she makes stuffing from scratch, topping it with a healthy helping of delicious gravy. ♪ marie callender spends time on the little things, so that you can spend time on what really matters. marie callender's. it's time to savor. when heartburn comes creeping up on you. fight back with relief so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tu

mr. trump has gone unchallenged. i am going to go to then first -- ben do you think there is first.rue and utter bias in the media? ben: yes. andrew: do you think it is a conscious bias? ben: yes, obviously there is conscious bias in the media, and then there is the generalized unconscious bias. most of the people who are in the mainstream media are democrats and will vote for hillary clinton, and they don't reveal that before they go on air. so yeah unconscious bias has an , impact on how people perceive these particular issues. cnn, msnbc have run chiron's fact checking trump. there has never been a chiron fact checking hillary clinton. that is bias in one direction. in the other direction, i will say there has been this unconscious lowering of the standard of decent behavior for trump in the sense that if donald trump shows up in mexico and doesn't really do anything supremely noteworthy, this is considered a victory for his campaign. if he goes into the debate with hillary clinton and doesn't act an insane loon bag, that will be a big win for him. there is sort of a lowering of

ben carson walked off the stage. >> mark: check out what he was ser searching for. >> we just saw mr. trump. what do you think he took away from today? >> my luggage. hold on. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: it looks like dr. carson is going to find his luggage and he'll be right back with [ laughing ] >> mark: wow. nothing like live tv. the former presidential candidate did come back and the issue of his luggage taken care of, he said. >> denise: what a relief. >>> and this ad featuring donald trump's kids and aimed at millennial is apparently a misfire. the photo was mocked. it compared the trump's batman to super man and recognizable movies and people in pop hour-by-hour forecast. >> jon: hello, everyone. i'm meteorologist jon loufman in for jeff tanchak. i hope you had a chance to get outside. take a look at the picture from 22,000 miles up. we are looking good. in fact, very little in the way of cloud cover over us or across the midwest. yes, there's a little dollop of rain across portions of south central indiana. but not coming anywhere near us. coast working its way up the atlantic seaboa

ben carson if we had a chance to get know him to better. >> in order for the country to be great again, every aspect has been great including the inner cities. >> we just saw mrand said what do you think he took away from today? >> my luggage. okay, we'll find your luggage. >> amazing. [ applause ] >> i can watch four hours of ben carson running after his luggage. >> we're writing the jokes for them. he didn't even have to write them. >> that has nothing to do with us. that's all dr. ben carson. >> i mean, the moments on news are just that spontaneous and funny. here you go. you're welcome. >> my luggage. >> donald trump says that if he becomes president he will ask his military advisers for a new plan to defeat isis in 30 days. and he claims he also has a secret plan of his own. is trump on the right track to fight isis? we take a closer look ahead on "new day." >> how does that work, they come up with their plan and he says, what about this? be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your

mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. i like that. >> you are watching newscenter 5 at 4:30 -- harvey: is not really much longer for boston. ben: not quite heather: there is a ballgame. harvey: there is the ballgame. there is the ceremony for big papi -- i know they will make every opportunity to get that game in. we do have a roth field to the wind with the 17 mile-per-hour wind off the water right now. temperatures are reflective of that. the ocean water temperature 61 and the ocean air mass coming everywhere. look at the gusts of block island. 29 at nantucket. 30 of bridgeport. if you're going to the game, it's not just that it will be damp and wet. it will be cool and raw. the best you can to stay dry and you want to stay warm. high temperatures will be similar to today with more rain. rain is approaching. you see the leading band of it is very, very close to boston. you see it's actively moving north. it looks like it will be passing. there certainly will be some rain for boston to deal with. once the rain settles and ucb moderate bands. once it settles in, even when it heavier bands around klamath now. all the way toward