nats - "....national sot 0- president obama "he's exercising his constitutional right ot make a statement." president obama defending 49er's quarterback colin kaepernick's refusal to stand during the national anthem at the g-20 summit in china. but acknowledging it can be a sensitive topic for servicemembers. sot - president obama "that is a tough thing for them to get past to then hear what his deeper concerns are." and now, athletes in other sports are joining in the protest. nats - took a knee during the national anthem sunday night before seattle reign's game. tweeting: "it's the least i can do. keep the conversation going." the protest is also being met with pushback. in santa clara, where the 49ers play, the police union sending a letter to team management saying quote: "the 49ers organization has taken no action to stop or prevent mr. kaepernick from continuing to make inaccurate, incorrect, and kaepernicks socks with pigs in police hats and statements he's made to reporters. (last week) sot - colin kaepernick / san francisco 49ers "we have cops that are backlash will not stop him.

health officials all over the nation will also benefit from this new application.(sot: josh lot of us to make our jobs easier. not just your local health departments, but doctors your doctors will also be able to see the information here. they can also get updated information as far as what you may have or may not have."kidenga has only been tested on states near the mexican border that have plenty of mosquito activity, but health officials say, little by little this application will be used all over the nation.(sot: josh ramirez, mcallen health director) "it's going to start right now along the border, primarily. it is going to be nationwide. it will have the capacity to add more stuff into it later."the developers of kidenga are wog incorporate some canadian cities into this new application. the world health organization reports... measles has been completely eliminated from the americas. a disease is declared eliminated when there has been no transmission in a specific geographic region for a year or more. the achievement is a global first. the w-h-o says the battle

(cbs / "face the nation") sot - sen. tim kaine / (d) vice- presidential nominee "in a 90 minute format, not 20- second say something and then get into, 'is this actually true or not?'" meanwhile, trump says he expects the moderators to be harder on him. the most powerful republican in congress - house speaker paul ryan - hopes trump is doing his homework. (cbs / "face the nation") sot - consummate pro. this is new for donald, so i think he should obviously over-prepare for it." so far, the psychological warfare has already started? first, clinton supporter - billionaire mark cuban tweeted he'd been invited? cuban an outspoken critic of trump. the republican nominee responded by tweeting this - "?perhaps i will put gennifer flowers g him." flowers - the woman who had an affair with bill clinton decades ago - reportedly said "yes, i'll be there." (abc this week) sot - kellyanne conway / trump campaign manager gs: "why did he send out that tweet?" kc: "because he wants to remind people that he's a great counterpuncher. // s

both cand why they should lead the nation. sot jordan hayden, hofstra student: "i am very excited just to see what the candidates bring. i think the first debate will really kind of solidify how i'm feeling." and how have the candidates been prepping for the debate? clinton diving into briefing materials daily. sot - robby mook / clinton campaign manager "it's unfair to ask that hillary clinton both play traffic cop with trump, make sure that his lies are corrected, and also to present her vision for what she wants to do." senior policy or held mock debates. sot kelly anne conway (cnn state of the union): "he will answer the questions, as we certainly hope that the questions go to policy. answer the questions that the american people have. they deserve and expect these candidates to be talking about the issues. ramos tag: even though it will only be clinton and trump on stage?.. green party candidate jill stein says she'll make her up next... another night of protests in charlotte...but this time very different. a lot is changing

because you want to russian him, does his life mean more than our black men across the nation? sot from cnnhave a or she is saying, you are telling me that you do not kill a man is being referred to as a terrorist in new york, you can take him alive because you want him for questioning, but an african-american man you shoot dead. >> absolutely. that is precise question i think we are talking about. that black lives are so dehumanized, that it is ok structurally, ok within the context of the police department and the criminal justice system, to kill black people. the reason why i think the color of change petition is so important is because a police officer is the only job in america where you can kill somebody and then you get desk duty. desk duty almost becomes the default mechanism. if you ask anybody what is going to happen with these cases, people don't believe this police officer -- either of these police officers will face serious charges or will get indicted or convicted or they will get sentenced. people do not believe it. we have lost complete faith in the system because t

service in san francisco -- where he was set to talk about why he refuses to stand for the national anthem. sot - rev "he will be working with nacp... community based organizations." the support from some in the room was obvious. the n-f-l star had planned to further explain the protest he started earlier this pre-season - nats - "?national anthem?" but now - new fallout... the police union in santa clara where the 49ers play sent a blistering letter to team management. it says that - quote - "the 49ers organization hsaaken no action to stop or prevent mr. kaer make inaccurate, incorrect, and inflammatory statements." (file) sot - colin kaepernick / san francisco 49ers "we have cops that are murdering people? cops in the sfpd that are blatantly racist." the letter suggests some officers may not accept off duty work protecting the stadium. sot - chief michael sellers / santa clara police dept. "i don't support the boycott. // my number one priority and responsibility as police chief is to provide security for the will keep up his protest... until real change comes. ron claiborne, abc news, new y

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v/o: jacob's story captured the nation's attention. sot patty wetterling (1989 ntl): "it's very discouraging. the mornings are i think the worst for me. it's like?another day, another day." v/o: it was 1989, in st. joseph, minnesota, when a masked gunman abducted jacob who was riding his bike home from the video store with his brother and a friend since then, investigators repeatedly returned to this man, daniel heinrich, as a person of interest. denies. abc news' affiliate kstp reporting it was heinrich who led authorities to jacob's remains... and is now considered the primary suspect. tag: over the years jacob's family turned turned anguish into action... in 1994 helping to pass jacob's law?requiring child sex offenders to register in every state. a valley man -- battling it out with his h-o-a. me what a decade-old paper trail uncovers -- leading to a settlement -- putting thousands of dollars -- back in his pocket! many of us here in southern that means -- paying dues every month. but what would you do -- to get out -- of forking over

george crabtree is with the argonne national laboratory.(sot) the only warning sign is it will get too hot, if you happen to hand or holding it in your pocket you may notice that, and the right thing to do is to turn the phone off. van cleave tag: (in 2015 3.5 billion passengers flew, the faa received reports of 11 smoke or fire incidents involving a lithium-ion battery many in checked bags. scott as of april lithium-ion batteries are not allowed to be check or carried as cargo on commerical flights it's right now it's degrees in still to north carolina is paying after sticking by a controversial bathroom law. law.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... >> workers in china are making a lot of progress on a new bridge that will be the world's highest cable stayed bridge. that means the entire weight of cables that are connected to big towers. it stretches across the river canyon and is 565 meters above the water. that's more than six football fields straight up in the air. they expect the bridge to be operational by the end of the year.

there is no immediate threat - an additional one thousand state police and national guard have been sent to the area. cuomo sot "whoever placed these bombs-e justice - period" on camera close the manhunt for who is behind this explosion is still underway and the city is on high alert with hundreds of high ranking officials come to nyc this week for the un neral assembally the two presidential nominees the nominees took different approaches last night. at a rally, republican donald trump called the explosion a bomb, even before police put out information. meanwhile, democrat hillary clinton took a

sot lonnie bunch iii, founding director, national museum of african americanhistory and culture while america should find the joy, the hope, the resiliency, the spirituality that was endemic in this community. visitors begin in the basement and make their way through exhibits that tell a story that takes place over 400 years - sot: clifton kinnie /student as i was walking through i saw shackles, i saw auction blocks and af ew tears came down my face. more than three-thousand artifacts are on display. sot obama ...hold a little hand...tell them the stories we'll learn about ourselves as americans. we'll walk away that much more in love with this country. the only place on earth where this story could have unfolded. o/c close: the museum is now officially opened but if you are hoping to come to dc and see it, you're going to have to wait. in order to prevent long lines because of the heavy interest, the museum is distributing tickets online for specific for the first week in december. kt abc news washington start dusting off -- those skis and snowboards. quite a bit of snow -- falling u

a 21-foot guard tower from the nation's largest prison in louisiana, where black convicts were leased out to work. (sot rex ellis / associate director for curatorial affairs :45-:48) those who do not remember history are doomed to repeat it.but the museum's story is also one of triumph - the hope schools that educated thous the segregated south.martin luther king has a place here. so does president obama. he's attending tomorrow's dedication. sports pioneers celebrated for their skills... and strength. entertainers who broke the color barrier - chuck berry's red cadillac.... the one he drove across the fox theater stage in saint louis. (sot dwandalyn reece / curator of music and performing arts 1:15-1:19) "this is the same theater that turned chuck berry away as a child because he was black." because they're black... there's now a special place to tell their stories. (insert outcue: trace potts, nbc news, washington. packers extra:lambeau field is ready for sunday's home opener former players will be welcomed back at halftime to celebrate alumni weekend. derrick mayes and frank winters will be taking p

national anthem..." it's an issue being discussed around the world. sot 0- president obama "he's exercising his constitutional right ot make a statement." president obama defending 49er's quarterback colin kaepernick's refusal to stand during the national anthem at the g-20 summit in china. but acknowledging i sensitive topic for servicemembers. sot - president obama "that is a tough thing for them to get past to then hear what his deeper concerns are." and now, athletes in other sports are joining in the protest. nats - u-s soccer star megan rapinoe took a knee during the national anthem sunday night before seattle reign's game. tweeting: "it's the least i can do. keep the conversation going." the protest is also being met with pushback. a letter to team management saying quote: "the 49ers organization has taken no action to stop or prevent mr. kaepernick from continuing to make inaccurate, incorrect, and inflammatory statements." suggesting some officers may boycott off duty work protecting levi stadium--citing kaepernicks socks with pigs in police hats

("cbs face the nation") super burned in(sot: tim kaine/ (d) vice presidential nominee :37-:46) "you get 90 minutes to look at people and really see whether there's depth, whether there's substance, and whether there's candor and truthfulness in what they say."tonight's topics: "america's direction, achieving prosperity and securing america."that could get into immigration, jobs, the leadership...even clinton's emails and the trump foundation.clinton's invited trump critic mark cuban to sit in the front row.("fox news sunday") super burned in(sot: mike pence/ (r) vice presidential nominee 1:04-1:11) "she's trying to distract attention. her campaign's trying to play games with front row seats. and donald trump's not about that."trump tweeted about inviting gennifer flowers - who had an affair with bill clinton. but his campaign insists she's not on their list. clinton's response? her campaign thinks it could backfire. i'm tracie potts in hempstead, new york, now back it's clear the trump campaign thinks wisconsin is still in play. donald trump's running mate... indiana governor mike pence

people can make a verbal commands" (-:17) (sot don champion/cbs news/charlotte) "city leaders-still on edge over nightly protests- again used extra officers and national guardsmen to keep order sunday" monday, companies in charlotte's uptown area will try to get back to business. some closed last week after protests turned violent. (sot clip 1781 clip 1781 24:56) "i hope america wakes up" (-:58) toussaint romain, a local public defender, has been hailed a peacemaker (pic credit: charlotte observer) during tension-filled protests here. he fears, as scott's case drops from the headlines, calls for policing reforms will get drowned out. romain/public defender 25:47) "it's gonna take for the people to stand up and say enough is enough and not just the people out here but everyone to say we're in this together"(-:54) state investigators are still looking into scott's death. don champion, cbs news, charlotte. ((sharie johnson)) >>> yesterday police released video of the shooting as well as photos of a gun and an ankle holster they say they recovered at the scene, but nothing in the video proves they belong to keith scott. ((sharie johnson)) >>> investigator

for u-s consumers like buen, (nats at the ranch) but not food producers one of the nation's largest cattle operations.(sot/pete bonds & manuel) (10 39 07) "18 months ago these cows would have been worth about $3,000 and they're probably worth $1,500 now." // "the loss in value means?" "several million dollars." "several million dollars?" "yeah."he says it's a price drop (nats cattle auction) smaller ranchers may not survive.the government has already tried to boost the dairy industry by buying 20 million dollars worth of cheese, that will now be distributed to food banks. whether that's enough depends lower in the grocery aisle. michael byers is c-e-o of fiesta mart.(sot/michael byers) (24 38) "i think that's anybody's guess right now, what we're hearing it could go through the end of the year and possibly into the first part of next year." but not everything is cheaper. the price of some fruits and vegetables has actually increased. due in part to a drought in california. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...the comments from one world leader tha

sot? miller: my grandmother's last wishes were to have her ashes inurned at arlington national cemetery. ?narr? but service in the wasps did not qualify for entry into arlington, so she had to store her grandmother's ashes in a closet.?sot? martin: that's not a very dignified miller: no, it's not a very dignified resting place but we didn't know what else to do. ?sot? mcsally: it was personal to me because these women paved the way for women like me to become military pilots later on.?narr? congresswoman martha mcsally, one of the first women to fly combat aircraft, introduced a bill to allow wasps into arlington. ?sot? mcsally: the fact that they were told they couldn't has them thinking this is one last slap in the face. sexism they thought it was over and it was this one last element of not being treated fairly. ?narr? mcsally's bill was passed and signed into law in light in politically gridlocked washington.?sot? martin: i see a tatoo on your forearm. is that the bill? ?sot? miller: yes, this is our bill number yes. ?sot? martin: have you seen erin miller's tatoo??sot? mcsally: i have

wasn't closely watched by authorities....and calling for profiling. 042 sot trump on savage nation this am can shorten for time (15:19:50: we have to start profiling. we're looking at people and everybody's supposed to be treated equally, well it doesn't work that way it's radical islamic terrorism his son donald trump jr also stirring things up... jumping in on the refugee debate.... with a skittles tweet. which reads if i had a bowl of skittles and i told you 3 would kill you would you take a problem. as for clinton -- she's accusing trump of motivating isis with his words and actions. 120 we've heard that from former cia director michael hayden who made it a very clear point when he said, donald trump is being used as a recruiting sergeant for the terrorists. today trump campaigns in north carolina...while clinton is off the trail. v new at 3 -- president final address to the united nations general assembly. he called for unity and an end to racism and hate. (president obama) "we must reject any forms of fundamentalism, or racism or a belief in ethnic superiority that makes our tradi

a 21-foot guard tower from the nation's largest prison in louisiana, where black convicts were leased out to work. (sot rex ellis / associate curatorial affairs :45-:48) those who do museum's story is also one of triumph - the hope schools that educated thousands of black children in the segregated south.martin luther king has a place here. so does president obama. he's attending tomorrow's dedication. sports pioneers celebrated for their skills... and strength. entertainers who broke the color barrier - chuck berry's red cadillac.... the one he drove across the fox theater stage in saint louis. (sot dwandalyn reece / curator of music and arts 1:15- 1:19)"this is the that turned chuck berry away as a child because he was black." because they're black... there's now a special up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --a possible link between organ donation and skin cancer.. what you can do to lower the risk.also-- why researchers say the trick for kids becoming better readers could start in the russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories.

(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "i take advantage of the laws of the nation."unapologetic for backing stop and frisk... or questioning president obama's birthplace:(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "i want to get on to defeating isis."(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee) "well at least i have a plan to fight isis."clinton doubled-down on what trump's pigs, slobs and dogs.."(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her and i think everybody would agree she deserves it."the big question for both campaigns this morning: did either candidate move the needle for millions of undecided voters? tracie potts nbc news . new york people throughout southeast wisconsin gathered to watch the first presidential debate together. there were dozens of viewing parties from shorewood ... to waukesha county. i'm a woman, i'm all for a president, not just one that's as corrupt as she is. not one that lies to the american public over and over again and gets away with it. it was definitely hillary clinton who wo

the sot joe daniels, national historically powerful." a flag finally home. that was david muir reporting for us. right now -- police in new york city are stepping up their security efforts officers are bringing out bomb sniffing dogs, radiation detectors, and counter terrorism units. even though there's no credible threat police say that te advantage of these important anniversaries... that is why they are on high alert. let's now turn to 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis for a look at our forecast. saturday will be quite calm and clear around southern nevada. highs will be above the normal with las vegas just being above the century mark. sunshine will be around for all outdoor activities so lather on the sunscreen and drink that outside. by the end of the weekend a weak low will have moved onto shore around san diego and travel up the coast. las vegas will not expect chances for rain or even heavy clouds but winds will begin to whip up sunday after gusty for monday. as this occurs, temperatures will fall dramatically! high temperatures for monday wil

sot lonnie bunch iii, founding director, national museum of african americanhistory and ponder the pain of slavery and segregation, it also had to find the joy, the hope, the resiliency, the spirituality that was endemic in this community. visitors begin in the basement and make their way through exhibits that tell a story that takes place over 400 years - sot: clifton kinnie /student as i was walking through i saw shackles, i saw auction blocks and af ew tears came down my face. more than three-thousand artifacts are on display. sot obama ...hold a little we'll walk away that much more this story could have unfolded. o/c close: the museum is now officially opened but if you are hoping to come to dc and see it, you're going to have to wait. in order to prevent long lines because of the heavy interest, for the first week in december. of your forecast -- after the break. this view -- from chopper 13 -- bringing you -- breaking news -- fast and first. we'll be right back. amid tension and sorrow -- comes a moment of compassion. little jayden was sound asleep but he

sot joe daniels, national 9/11memorial and museum president: "this newest of artifacts is certainly one of the most, emotionally and historically powerful." a flag finally home. that was david muir reporting for us. right now -- police in new york city are stepping up their security efforts live look at new york city officers are bringing out bomb sniffing dogs, radiation detectors, and counter even though there's no credible threat police say that terrorists usually like to take advantage of these important anniversaries... that is why they are on high alert. now to louisiana--where the floodwaters are mostly gone.. but the cleanup and recovery effort is just getting started. governor john bel-edwards ...was on capitol hill yesterday asking congress for a 2-billion dollar package to help his state rebuild. the rain that caused the for 13 deaths.. and damaging more than 100-thousand homes. let's now turn to 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis for a look at our forecast. saturday will be quite calm and clear around southern nevada. highs will be above the normal with las vegas just b

sot joe daniels, national 9/11memorial and museum president: "this newest of artifacts is certainly one of the most, emotionally and historically powerful." a flag finally home. that was david muir reporting for us. right now -- police in new york city are stepping up their security efforts live look at new york city sniffing dogs, radiation detectors, and counter terrorism units. even though there's no credible threat police say that terrorists usually like to take advantage of these important anniversaries... that is why they are on high alert. a dramatic and fiery rescue caught on camera you can see officers putting their lives at risk to save the family of five....but they suddenly realize the crash is worse than they knew. then -- 031 he pointed the gun at my everything. a henderson woman robbed at gunpoint with her child inside the car a warning she has for an urgent warning for local child in the car! then -- a breakthrough in the cold case of a california woman missing for two decades. and in politics-- candidates continue trading barbs...but are taking a break in honor of the 9

-nats- wbtv laid down like you been shot others staged a die-in on steps county national guardsmen standing steps away.(sot mos wbtv) protests tonight were more peac. peaceful..(standup: don champion cbs news charlotte, nc) ) the relatively peaceful tone of the evening followed two nights of violent protests over the death of keith scott hundreds of additional state patrol officers and national guard members, along with their heavy equipment.. helped keep the streets calm here in uptown charlotte.-nats-we want the tapes (aptn us protest 2) protestors are demanding officials release video of the fatal police encounter that claimed his life.scott's relatives privately viewed thursday...and say they couldn't tell whether he was holding a weapon as police claim.their attorney had a message for demonstrators: (sot justin bamberg, lawyer representing scott family) we have to be mindful of the feelings of the loved ones of the people who have died before we rally to say 'make the video public.' authorities say they will not release the video because the investigation is ongoing.don champion cbs news. the 26-year-

republicans on national security and foreign- policy --after a softer message to the national baptist convention last night (sot: sec. hillary clinton,(d) presidential nominee)"we need a president who understands that none of us has all the answers and no one person can that was the first of four speeches that clinton's campaign says will focus on her theme: stronger together. i'm tracie potts - back to you. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --the cause of a hepatits-a the cause of a hepatits-a outbreak in several states.. including here in wisconsin.also-- the more you know... what o that's convincing label that's convincing teens ?not? to go in today's health...the c-d-c says frozen strawberries are to blame for dozens of people contracting hepatitis-a in several states.. including wisconsin. nearly all of the patients reported drinking smoothies containing strawberries from tropical smoothing cafe -- there's one in appleton and wisconsin rapids. officials say the strawberries were imported from egypt. the cafe has switched to a different supplier. a new study shows... teens might think twice if su

sot trump on savage nation the runningmates for donald trump and hillary clinton are onto their next campaign events. republican mike pence is in williamsburg, virginia today. yesterday, he spoke at giese manufacturing in dubuque. like trump, the indiana governor talked about how to prevent earlier, pence met with supporters at the music man square in mason city. democrat tim kaine is in los angles today, taping episodes of the ellen show and jimmy kimmel live. yesterday, kaine spoke at iowa state. the virginia senator focused his speech on encouraging younger voters to get out on election day. new this midday... anne holton made a cedar rapids stop today. the former virginia secretary of education is married to hillary clinton's running mate, tim kaine. holton said this is her first time taking part in a national cap husband had been tapped to potentially be the next vice president, holton said the feeling was overwhelming. " we had known we were under serious consideration. people have asked when did we know compared to the public. tim has answered about 12 minutes. that's literall

there is no immediate threat - an additional one thousand state police and national guard have been sent to the area. cuomo sot "whoever placed these bombs-e justice - period" on camera close the manhunt for who is behind this explosion is still underway and the city is on high alert with hundreds of high ranking officials come to nyc this week for the un neral assembally the two presidential nominees the nominees took different approaches last night. at a rally, republican donald trump called the explosion a bomb, even before police put out information. meanwhile, democrat hillary clinton took a more cautious approach. "i must tell you that just before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york and nobody knows exactly what's going on." "i think it's always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions, because we are just in the beginning stages of trying to determine what happ and the two vice presidential nominees will visit iowa tomorrow. republican mike pence will hold an event at music man square in mason city. and then at giese manufacturing in dubuque, tomorrow night at 7. d

but after wednesday night's speech in arizona, members of trump's own national hispanic advisory council are dropping out. sot: jacob monty "when i saw that he abandoned his republican principles and adopted populist propaganda thrown out by fair and numbers usa, i said, 'this is it. this man, he's not doing what he said, and he's acting like he doesn't even want to win." hillary clinton, meanwhile, is bracing for a fresh round o last night the state department annoucned a change of course, and said it will be releasing all of clinton's daily, minute-by-minute schedules fromher time as secretary of state. that very well could lead to new questions about the relationship between clinton's state department and the clinton foundation. many analysts believe those questions, along with her nagging email scandals, are why she's now gone more than 270 days without a press conference. sot: tom bevan "i think the clinton campaign has made the strategic decision to sort of suffer in silence here as the her emails and the clinton foundation continue to come out." garrett live tag clinton is off the campaign trail this l

(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "our foreign enemies were in a position to hack our most sensitive national security secrets."(gfx)congressman jason chaffetz is also asking the u-s attorney in dc to find out why a computer specialist deleted secretary clinton's email archives in march...?after? a congressional subpoena had been issued.(s nominee)"the fbi resolved all of this. their report answered all the questions. the findings included debunking his latest conspiracy theories."wednesday morning - the state department announced all but one of the 15 thousand emails the f-b-i recently discovered had already been turned over. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. the mayor of green bay is facing ?three misdemeanor charges?..... after a 20-month investigation into his plead ?guilty? as part of a plea agreement.that's according to the milwaukee county district attorney's office.... which is acting as a ?special prosecutor? in the case.in january of last year- three green bay aldermen called for an ?audit? of schmitt's funds---- pointing to 10-thousand dollars worth of ?illegally recorded co

>>:sot- "theres been incidents such as these nationally, where there's been tragic results. luckily, no one was seriously injured in any of these incidents." >> reporter:police say although lewis is behind bars at the santa clara county main jail. it's unclear if he acted alone. the investigation is still open. live in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki:we first told you about the arrest of the serial shooter. through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 8:31. last night. >> vicki:the kron 4 news app is free for apple and android devices. we are tracking breaking news in the east bay. >> grant:there's a major back up right now on highway four. near pittsburg. police say a suspect driving a stolen car. crashed after driving the wrong way on the freeway. >> grant:a traffic alert has been issued for the eastbound lanes of highway 4 at san marcos. traffic is backed up to s-r 242. this all began around 3 this afternoon. when c-h-p officers received a report of a stolen car driving along highway 4. when officers tried to pull the vehicle over. it took off reach

the course of your business not deserve some kind of (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee :57-:59) "i take advantage of the laws of the nation."unapologetic for backing stop and frisk... or questioning president obama's birthplace:(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee 1:04-1:06) "i want to get on to defeating isis." (sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee 1:07- 1:09) "well at least i have a plan to fight isis."clinton doubled-down on what trump's said about women:(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee 1:13-1:16) "who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs."(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee 1:17- 1:21) "rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her and i think everybody would agree she deserves it."the big question for both campaigns candidate move the needle for millions of undecided today it's back to the battlegrounds and back to the base. national voter registration day for these campaigns. hillary clinton's in north carolina. donald trump florida. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --roller coaster therapy.how a trip to the theme park could ?actually? helpit condition.also--

morning...hilla ry clinton came out swinging clinton sot tarmac last night was another test and donald trump failed yet again?unfit and last night's national security forum on nbc?.giving donald trump the last word. trump sot nbc i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton the generals have been reduced to rubble. clinton firing back - clinton tarmac sot that's how he talks about distinguished men and women who served country. last night, trump gave no details on his strategy to defeat isis. trump sot nbc if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy exactly what my plan is. clinton making this broad promise....which today she stood by. clinton sot nbc we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again and we are not putting ground troops into syria. with the first presidential debate just over two weeks away...was the forum a missed opportunity? rick klein sot neither looked like a steady confident leader and for americans looking for a third option - there's libertarian candidate gary johnson. but with his poll numbers hovering in the single digits... this morning - a major misstep on msnbc barnicle: what would

museum of african american history and culture - opens at a time when the nation is grappling with big questions about racial equality. sot obama it is a complicated story here- messy...needs to be told now more than ever//this museum offers context for the debates of our times and illuminates them. the goal of the museum is to look back - and learn lessons to take forward. sot lonnie bunch iii, founding culture while america should ponder the pain of slavery and segregation, it also had to find the joy, the hope, the resiliency, the spirituality that was endemic in this community. visitors begin in the basement and make their way through exhibits that tell a story that takes place over 400 years - sot: clifton kinnie /student as i was walking through i saw shackles, i saw auction blocks and af ew tears came down my face. more than three-t sot obama ...hold a little hand...tell them the stories that are enshrined here. we'll learn about ourselves as americans. we'll walk away that much more in love with this country. the only place on earth where this story could have unfolded. o/c close: the museum is now officially open

sot hillary clinton's policies produce ruin in libya, iraq and syria. absolute ruin. clinton, not letting up on her rival for his answers at wednesday's night national he failed it. clinton zeroing in on trump's comments about russian president vladimir putin trump nbc sot if he says great things about me, i'm going to say great things about him / clinton sot he praised russia's strongman vladimir putin / and for americans looking for a third option - there's libertarian candidate gary johnson. but with his poll numbers hovering in the single misstep on msnbc...not knowing the largest city in syria. johnson an what is aleppo? barnicle: you're kidding. johnson: no. barnicle: aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis. johnson tried to clarify on abc's the view johnson sot johnson - no excuse. i was thinking in terms of acronym aleppo. fair enough. fair enough. this candidacy rick klein sot mitt romney pushing to put him on a debate stage but he's showing himself not ready for prime time with comments like that. o/c close: the first presidential debate is two and a half weeks away and if last night is any indication - there will be f

both presidential nominees are talking about national york, new jersey and minnesota bring terror center stage for donald trump and hillary clinton. (fox) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "it's a mess." this morning, donald trump is going back to an old mantra .... calling for racial profiling. (fox) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "our local police, they know who a lot of these people are, they are afraid to do anything about it, because they don't want to be f profiling." trump on fox news this morning ....warning of more terror attacks. (fox) sot - donald trump / (r) been letting people in by the thousands ..//just last week obama syria..hillary clinton wants to increase what he's let in." hillary clinton leaving new york this morning... saying terrorists are a challenge but law enforcement is prepared to address. law enforcement is prepared to address. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential nominee "crucial we build up front...police..musli m community...working closely with allies top priority with commander in chief." clinton preaching vigilance and tolerance. presidential nominee "see something...resolve

national security, economic growth, and the country's direction. the vice presidential candidates spent sunday talking about what's best scenarios for their running mates. (sot gov. mike pence/(r) vice presidential candidate/face the nation) "we need to hear from these two candidates, and i hope and trust the moderators will just facilt sen. tim kaine/(d) vice presidential candidate) "you're going to see him have to get into specifics and hillary too. fair is fair. you got to hold them to an even standard. but we're going to see who can answer the specific questions." the build up to the 90-minute debate could mean more viewers than carter vs. reagan in 1980.... with the candidates close to each other on the debate stage and ready to rumble. jamie yuccas, cbs news, hempstead, new york. ((brian loftus)) >>> you can watch the broadcast live right here on channel 8 starting at 6 pm./// several debate parties around town tonight .. one is taking place at the 'for nevada's future' office on mlk near alexander at 5 pm. it's being hosted by several political groups... another is being held by the clark county republican party at neche restaurant and ultra lounge at

clinton sot he says he has a secret plan to defeat isis, but the secret is he has no plan. trump's campaign, trying to boost his national security credentials... releasing a list showing support from 88 generals. on her campaign plane, clinton brushed it off. clinton sot tuesday on plane i think we're now up to 89 but whose counting. oh her her! and a surprise endorsement from a very unlikely source. gfx the dallas morning news is backing clinton - the first time the newspaper has endorsed a democrat since before world war ii. "there is only one serious candidate on the presidential ballot in november. we recommend hillary clinton," the editorial says. o/c close: and tonight, hillary clinton and donald trump - on the same stage?but not at the same time. they'll both participate in a forum on national security issues in new york. kt abc news washington to approve to hire st ambrose university to analyze possible racial profiling from city police officers during traffic stops. police say internal reports don't show anything alarming, but they want to be transparent. to be a racial disparity just based on the numbers. sain

national security. today.. clinton slammed trump while talking about her plan to fight isis. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential nominee "we're going after the bad guys and we're going to get them but trump was on twitter praising law enforcement and renewing his calls for a tighter immigration system. he also talked about it during a campaign event in florida. sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "these attacks and many others have been made possible by our open immigration system." in the latest quinnipiac poll.. clinton has a 2-point lead among voters who were asked which candidate would do a better job at keeping the u-s safe from terrorism. meanwhile... in minnesota.... over the weekend..... after a man went on a stabbing spree at a mall.... injuring - 9- people..... before being shot and killed.... by an off-duty police officer. police say.... -22- year-old..... dahir adan was dressed as a references... to "allah".... during the spree. sot - female eyewitness "it was absolute chaos." sot - ryan schliep / survivor "he started striking a woman in the back of the

scripps senior national investigative force disclosures on hundreds of millions of dollars, is choosing not to. hillary sot: "we have to stop the endless flow of secret, unaccountable money that is distorting money that is unaccountable money that is distorting our elections..... but it's the foreign government dollars that flow through clinton family charities that critics argue need to be accounted for... our investigation found two of the charities ignored a new york law and related instructions. john wonderlich heads the sunlight foundation. a wonderlich sunlight foundation runs = :26 - :34 the clinton foundation and the associated entities are trying to avoid having to tell to the public, who is giving them money from (especially) foreign governments. [gfx] new york law requires charities to publicly name each government that gave contributions and the amount. yet the clinton foundation has never complied for its foreign government donations. david nelson private foundation expert runs: :57 - 1:02 they just list a lump sum total. they don't list each foreign government david nelson is a tax expert and

track)alice bonner has come a long way to when the new national museum of african american history and culture opens its doors. (sot - alice bonner/volunteer docent )"it will be (pause) overwhelming. it will be validating."now 67, bonner attended segregated schools in virginia as a child.(sot - alice bonner/volunteer docent ) "you just feel invisible. you feel that your history doesn't matter."(track)for her and many others - this museum is a turning point(sot - john marshall/washington, dc/volunteer)"as a kid growing up here in dc to see all the your perspective. it was exciting."(stand-up bridge marlie hall/cbs news/washingt on, dc)"the museum was inundated with people who wanted to work here- it now has 200 employees, and 300 volunteers - so many people applied, it stopped accepting applications."(track)jocelyn imani is a curatorial assistant helping to research some of the museums 3-thousand artifacts from slavery to the present day.(sot - jocelyn imani/mellon curatorial fellow) "all the people that sacrificed and that worked and prayed and conspired building and the stories that we tell in it will level you if

(sot)"the last thing we should do is be cavalier about nation getting nuclear weapons. hillary has been very involved in trying to control nuclear weapons as secretary of state. donald trump said maybe more nations, saudi arabia and japan and south korea get more nuclear weapons and that would be a disaster of the world." today, clinton is in new york for a national security meeting on terrorism and then barbara streisand. trump has an afternoon rally in florida. weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick has found a new ally... the franchise he plays . for.the team;s c-e-o "jed york" announced yesterday he would commit one million dollars to help foster better relations between law enforcement in the bay area and minorities.that matches the pledge kaepernick made last week.local activists how impressed we are that the san francisco 49ers want to step into this area and work -- and how excited we are to be able to work with them and make sure that this really substantial investment hits the ground in ways that are imp" impactful."kaepernick h

washington -- where they accused leaders of the african nation of south sudan of wide-scale human rights violations and financial corruption. sot george clooney: "the simple fact is they are stealing money to fund their militias to attack and kill one another." clooney is urging the international community to intervene. he and and cheadle also met with president obama about the problem. there she is! savvy shields took her first stroll on the atlantic city boardwalk -- as the new miss america 2017. -- in the ceremony seen live on abc. shields had this advice for hillary clinton and donald trump. sot savvy shields, miss america 2017 "i think that what i want both candidates to focus on is compromise. our country was unded compromise and we're livg aate n where both parties seem to be just yellg at each h nally, tohks flyinghigh in thet ully," as captain chesley "sully" llenberger -- the hero of the "miracle on the dson." the star n "real-li" heroes. and at's what's happening in hollywood. i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles. with school back in session, do you find your little more consistently??? we'll look at september

finally the wetterling family could lay their son to rest sot - emotional mom ((crying)) for us jacob was alive, until we have become national advocates for missing children. as part of the plea deal-heinrich will get 20 years in prison. greta van susteren, host of fox news' on the record has left the network. why she says she chose to opt out of resigning another contract.... as protestors gather outside of brock turner's home.....his neighors feel they've lost a sense of comfort.... have you downloaded the all new 13 action news app yet? it's simple to use and features live streaming, video on demand with in football going for two can be risky. in pizza? it's a sure thing. now get two medium two toppings pizzas for just $6.99 each. that's right just $6.99 each. better ingredients. better pizza. papa john's. we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with wa

gonzalez -- joins us from lower manhattan -- as our nation gathers to mourn -- remember and heal nat names through tradition... nat names and tearful memories- sot: "i'm sorry i never got to say goodbye, lives lost in the september 11th terror attacks?15 years ago, today? sot: "15 years is like 15 seconds" from here- below the resilient reflection of the new- one world trade "15 years is like 15 seconds" from here- below the resilient reflection of the new- one world trade center? nat chimes/bagpipes etc to the pentagon sot obama: "as americans we do not live in shanksville, pennsylvania? nats of ceremony ceremonies- highlighting not only on the utter loss...and horror of that day... quick file nat but the heroism... sot allison crowther (the man in the red bandana's mother): you saved many lives on sept. 11. //thank you wells for the gift of your final hour . honoring the legacies...etched into history, and into the hearts of those too young to remember... three months. i feel like i've known you forever. tag- those grieving family members- of all ages, saying this day never gets any easier, but that it is so important to be here...carrying on

sot donald trump the only thing she can offer is a welfare check. that's about it. our plan will produce paychecks. clinton is jumping back on the trail as the polls continue to tighten nationally and in the detailed report to show her health is good, trump made public the two pages of information he gave to the dr. oz show. sot dr. richard besser we don't know whether he had any medical problems in the past. his family history is is a little bit limited. but his doctor concludes that donald trump is as well physically fit to be president trump's campaign said in a statement trump has the stamina to endure...uninterrupted...the rigors of a punishing presidential campaign. a not so subtle swipe at clinton. the democratic nominee was on the tom joyner morning show criticism of her revealed in colin powell's emails released by russian hackers. sot clinton on tom joyner i'm not going to start discussing this race has had plenty of weekly twist and turns. but it appears the next big test for the candidates will a terrifying 9-1-1 call leads to the arrest.... of a suspected killer... now... what police found inside.... that suspect's home.... has them thinking they're on the case...

sot sally jewell - "so certainly the men and women of flight 93 had no idea that they would be our nation's heroes and heroines. or that they would lay down for your courageous deeds. god bless america. rest in peace." passenger todd beamer -- famously shouted "let's roll!" as he -- and fellow passengers -- stormed the cockpit-- preventing the presidential nominees donald trump and hillary clinton visiting ground zero in new york both candidates pausing their campaigns in honor of the anniversary. clinton says the images from 9-11 are still seared into her memory (hillary clinton, (d) presidential nominee) "when we landed, we met up with the governor and the mayor and went walking toward ground zero and as we moved further south, we saw this curtain of black smoke i remember one image so indelibly dragging his ax and it was as close to a depiction of hell that i've ever personally seen clinton sent out this tweet earlier today, saying -- "we'll 2001. today, let's honor the lives and tremendous spirit of the victims and responders." nevada representative cresent hardy today releasing this st

(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "our foreign enemies were in a position to hack our most sensitive national security secrets." (gfx) congressman jason chaffetz is also asking the u-s attorney in dc to find out why a computer specialist deleted secretary clinton's email archives in march...after a congressional subpoena had been issued. (sot: sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee) "the fbi reso questions. the findings included debunking his latest conspiracy theories." wednesday morning - the state department announced all but one of the 15 thousand emails the f-b-i recently discovered had already been turned over. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the dallas morning news wrote an editorial calling clinton the only serious candidate. it is the first time that paper has endorsed a democrat in 75 years./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> 8 news now is your local the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a possible fountain of youth. just how long people in one region of italy are living.. and what researchers think t