trish: hang on, ned. >> it will now go away an more people will die because of it. trish: so a federal judge, suppose he or she has stock in a company, i come from a business background obviously, this is something, that i have seen happen. they do when that case company, comes before him or her? they have to recuse themselves from that case. they can not give a decision on that case. you know why, jehmu? it is the appearance of conflict. it is appearance of, even if they don't do anything bad at all, we need as americans to be able to hold our own justices it higher standards just as we our own lawmakers. so hillary clinton, as secretary of state, the problem here, you see, even if she is doing all the good in the world -- >> it is appearance of. i agree with you. but what my point is -- >> appearance doesn't take away from the good. that first-hand something i think we should -- trish: okay. listen. >> the appearance. so good-bye to hiv-aids medication. good buy to malaria head midcations. good-bye to decreasing obesity in united states of america because of the a

ned is talking about the desert. the desert is where our great jewish stages have gone to contemplate. the desert is always changing yet always seems the same. the desert is also a place of incredible environmental activity. sands blowing from across the world. all the stands mixed together. we're so excited about the piece. he also made a smaller wheel for kids to spin. we have fantastic public programs coming up. gravity can tell you about that. >> yes, please. >> sure. i want to mention our family programs are very vision -- very vigorous and robust for our department. there's a gallery guide for this manuel you use in the gallery to interact in different ways with the ideas of the exhibition. also, they're doing a bunch of mindfulness workshops. they're asking you to come in the gallery and draw in on nature and mindfulness. >> you remind me every cultural institution as part of the core looks how art interacts and society and how there's a dynamic dialogue. education, whether symphony or ballet or museum, the co

ned ryan, christian dorsey, great to see both of you.y the way, tune in monday, jeff flock will dig in how imports from china may actually be hurting the u.s. economy. whether that will be enough momentum to push trump a little closer to the white house. you do not want to miss the in depth story. 15 minutes from the closing bell ringing. the dow lopped off losses. we're down 31. female phenom katie led deckky going for another gold at rio. who is getting most bang for the buck when it comes to ticket prices? surprising figures in this matchup you may not believe. stay with "countdown." want to s" [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but

we knew we nedded to get ahead of that. we only have a few neighborhoods we're seeing problems with right now. >> as you can see the pump truck is here. it has been here all morning trying to give this neighborhood some relief. residents say that usually without this pump truck taking some of this water out of here it would take two weeks for the water to reseed. >> for those folks liking -- looking to get sandbags there are several locations to make that happen. until further notice. there are some sand bag locations at west pasco government center. the jw park and veteran's memorial park. that's where you need to go. >> thank you within the past hour hillary clinton wrapping up a campaign stop in st. petersburg. she's touting her plans for job creation. joining us live is our reporter from inside. there hillary clinton today. >> keith, good evening. there was indeed and you talk about that rain many of the supporters had to spend hours waiting in the rain but that didn't re-- prevent them from packing in here. she talked

and then everyone suddenly had the chance to mean ned stevens they were bowled over by the resemblancest they look like brothers which made me think that they probably were. i think this show decided that those probably one complication too many and decided not to deal with that which would've been difficult to deal with. you start the show in 1776 with 76 with the opening song he tells us everything that you need to know up until that point in hamilton's life. that would've been quite a bunch to drop into that. >> c-span: hears more video from that event that you are in attendance in 2015. was the word $50000? you got it. >> guest: i think so. ♪ mocha mocha mocha ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's the trailer from the show that these to publicize it. you're saying off-camera that that's your family now. >> guest: it's a very hip cool crowd now. it's it's a change my life and image around town. it has been so moving for me that they have invited me into their world. >> c-span: any chance with you on stage at some point? >> guest: no. although i'm hoping june 12, i'm hoping that i'll be up on t

(sot: mark halperin/ managing editor, bloomberg politics)"what he neds about more of what republicans want to see him talk about. jobs, strong foreign policy."aides say clinton's economic speech thursday - also in detroit - will focus on the big jobs package she's promised in her first 100 daysand an economy that works for middle class families... not just the rich. a new abc-washington post poll puts her 8 points ahead of trump. but they're about even on who voters trust to deal with the economy.(insert ends) (two second pause)audio outcue: tracie potts, nbc news, democrat russ feingold will be in our area today.the former senator will tour u-m-a specialities in pewaukee.. he'll meet with the the tour is at 10 this morning. senator ron johnson also campaigning today.the republican will join wisconsin attorney general brad schimel in hartland to discuss the opiate epidemic in waukesha county.it takes place this afternoon at the hartland fire department up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--why some protesters believe the details in shooting of an unarmed black man is being cove

how one mom's knack for photography...tur ned her four month old into a its back to school for over 300,000 clark county students... and we have everything you need to know for the new school year.. long we'll be sharing your back to school pictures. we're kicking things off with some of our pics... that's me in 8th grade at fremont middle school. and that's my wonderful co- anchor dave in high school with his mullet! , alyssa, mike, wxc and traffic plus we have team coverage all morning long.. in the studio.. and out in the field. deitsch: i'm ad live at the ccsd bus yard... i'll tell you just how the school district manages to transport over script plus we'll be having your weather and your traffic good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. first day of school and we have warmer than normal temperatures returning to our area. a ridge sets up

--ned byamazon' by amazon's ceo. it is a response to the deming investigation by the new york times into the difficult thing conditions at the internet giant. difficult is an understatement. they did go for amazon ascribing terrible conditions. this may be an effort to show that they can have a workplace balance as well. ú]a 08/29/16 08/29/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> for that we say y of the impeachment is confirmed without proof of culpability, and will be a coup d'etat. amy: suspended brazilian president dilma rousseff takes the stand today to defend herself in an impeachment trial that's expected to lead to her ouster. lawmakers voted to suspend rousseff in may in what many consider a coup by her right-wing opponents.

. >> reporter: very much: i think i ned a towel. one thing i learned is just how lot it gets under all that gear. big thanks to eli for being such a great sport and teacher. nancy chen, 7 news. >> adam: my question was how sharp were the swords. but with the kev lar -- >> kim: so hot. i cannot imagine because it's not likes it's much cooler in rio j.r. >> reporter: exactly. but that was a very cool story. nancy chen. we have showers and downpours moving up through the merrimack valley and the northshore. that will fade away. forecast for the rest of the week up next. ammo,what you got? had. >> we got nate ener on the massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school that's best for the

i guarantee you, i gaugrantee yu you mother [expletive] that you will be recknow ned with that force. not only for the rest of your pathetic life, but for the rest of eternity as you burn in helrd >> i not been able to chase the story last week so i came up your monday morning for the first time. what i wanted to do is get the lay of the line, set the scene, what degree missy and what did her killer see when they went into this marsh. >> it gives you an idea of how high the brushes and how difficult it would be to see someone from the road or have someone see you. i also heard there is a homeless encampment somewhere back in the area were karina was one running. i wondered wondered if there could be a possible connection. >> i talked him and he was fishing and gave me some information as for the homeless people hang out. >> usually they're okay and they don't bother buddy. they actually clean up the beach a little bit by picking up their cans and botabout es to make inr back or so. >> under the cross bay bridge i took a look a round to see if there's anything there. instead i ran into

the officer believed that marty ned bhiegt having a medical emergency due to the heat or a mental healthook martinez to fair faction after he was discharged. security helped him to a bus stop, and that is where he attacked a guard with a sign post. we're told that the deputy shot him after he came at him with a sign post. >>> tonight, the heartbreaking but not unexpected revelation today about a maryland couple missing since last week's apartment explosion. >> finding out what is next for the family. and as we look back at a full twoeeks from w squuuuack, let's feed him let's feto the sharks!sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. squuuuack, it's what you do. i had a wonderful time tonight. me t

doug in tewksbury ned charlton 1.52. up in southern new hampshire they got some. don says 1.15 and in barre mass a inch and boston ended up with 9/10 as well. we have not had that much in a long, long time. these are the current temperatures close to 80 southeastern massachusetts. with that patchy if youy clouds and nothing to worry about the rest of the day or all of this week of the as cool dry air comes out of canada. dew points have been dropping the low and middle 70s. yesterday we knew the system would pack punch in the early morning hours but never suspected it could produce a tornado. it was going get a shot of energy in the atmosphere and did do that and got energized this morning. dew points in the 40s. it's going to feel refreshing this afternoon watch dew points go down and time stamp and down in the 40s and stay in the 40s tomorrow. and may go bag up to the 50s getting into wednesday and that's how nice it is going to be. hi maybe higher to the south but look at the low temperatures tonight as they fall down to the upper 50s around boston and many of

ned, let me -- on perception, let me pivot and talk more. mr. trump.uestion he was supposed to have this immigration speech. that's not happening for another -- who knows -- couple of weeks. he has said maintaining last night in austin to a roaring crowd, i'm still going to build a wall. but his word softening. i will soften my stance on immigration. my question to you is, how specific? how specifically? >> i think there are a couple of things i think that he made clear that you have to say, if there are illegal immigrants who have committed a violent crime, they have to be deported. what he has started to address is what do you do with the illegal immigrants who have been here 10, 15, 20 years that have not committed a violent crime. i'd like to see them propose a policy idea saying, okay, they've been here illegally, pay a fine, call it the blue card, that gives them legal status for seven to ten years. then it is a middle step. listen, mass deportation of people that have been here for 15 to 20 years is going to be a very hard thing to sell. i'd lik

. >> i ned >> reporter: the fda beganwa investigating the company after reports of hair loss, balding and rashes. last month the agency took the rare step of issuing a safetyof alert after learning the company had received 21,000 complaints. the company tells cbs news it is cooperating and its products are safe. "we have shared our formulationo and ingredients with the fda," it says, "we exceed the fda'sit an the fda disagrees saying the f company did not address safety concerns related to hair loss. we do not know if the company has other safety data and we do not have the legal authority to require a cosmetics firm to provide product safetya information. no authority because under a lao that has been in effect since 1938, the fda has limited power to regulate the 62 billionted dollar cosmetics industry. >> we're talking baby wipes, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo. >> reporter: attorney tina is with the environmental working group. >> there is no legal requirement that a company makes sure anm product is safe before they sell it. >> reporter: how is thats possible. >> they have no acc

we will see trey thanks a ned driver trapped in hot wheels and people rush in to pull him out out we've got wild rescue caught on camera plus another car crash course a sending glass and people flying. more sunshine tomorrow. and a warming trend forecast coming up in her tonight. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. fast at a price this good. only fios can. a heart stopping rescue in new england caught on camera. a car crashes and goes up in flames in connecticut. trapping a driver inside. and off duty officer noticed and so two stranger able to smash window and pull the driver out. that driver was then taken to hospital for treatment. we're following more news tonight a chilling collision in tennessee. you can see c

essentially abolish the second amendment and, by the way, if she gets to pick -- >> if she gets to pick her ned. lks,lthough the second amendment, people, maybe there, don't know. >> reporter: clinton's campaign immediatelyednc tweeting, a person seeking to be president of the united states should not t violence in any way." her running mate, senator tim kaine, says commes like ese th make trump unfit for the oval office. >> they just reveal sort of a complete temperamental misfit with the character that's required to do the job. >> reporter: tru campan is not walking anything back. the candidate saying overnight that he wasn't talki about support. thpower of people that are in t favor of the second amendment, and they have tremendous political power, and i think they really are strong, they're united and, in fact, the national rle aociation just came out, and they agreed that that is absolutely the way they feel too. >> reporter: the nra is defending his comments and like trump also warns of a clinton supreme court nominee. "donald trump is right. if hillary clinton gets to pick her anti-secon

we know the sun will be rising soon, pack those sunglasses, we're going to ned them. the blue route headlights moving in the northbound direction approaching route one. both moving in the northbound and southbound direction of the blue route. starting to heat up. overall basically anywhere that we look right now slowly starting to heat up from what we were seeing at 4:30, even 5:00. right around 5:30, an hour later being everyone starts to hit the roadway or scening out the doorway, can't blame you, the earlier the better as far as i'm concern, then you have open roadways to travel on. woodhaven between route 13, the roosevelt, right lane block, again afternoon construction, so it will be between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. this will go through thursday. we got more construction i'll talk about coming up on 422, i'll talk about that in about 15 minute or so. jan, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank youment updating story we've been covering all morning long now. overnight home invasion leaves a man dead, and his wife fighting for her life. >> now, police tell us the shooti

we know we ned it. we harp on this almost in every forecast but look at where we're sitting right here. just under four inches of rainfall but if we stop august right now, we can close the becomes on the month and we would end up as the driest summer on record for boston. we're really close to that number one spot, so waiting to see what monday brings. where do we end up on that list? at least top five. think i you can on that. now showers have passed us for now. most of us at this point still some scattered showers, light in nature as you get down along cape cod and also near buzz are the areas bay. ma there but this is it for tonight we're seeing that wet weather working out chance to get any of that much needed rain has passed us in boston escaped without a drop of rain once again for us today. we're sitting at 90 degrees right now. this is the air temperature telling you how hot or how cold it is outside. this is the dew point temperature that tells you how much moisture is in the air. how muggy doe

in 1996, president bill clinton --ned into law aimed at welfare benefits.hey assistance family called eight to families with dependent children, in plaisance 1935. 20 years later, c-span looks back at the debate over wealth there and the laws impact on poor families. >> prior to the 1996 welfare law, how was welfare delivered in the u.s.? 1996, it was the kind of welfare system i think most will imagine when they think about welfare. it was a true entitlement, a few net. when people were poor and found themselves in poverty, they could receive cash assist us from the federal government. the system obviously had some benefits but was very unpopular on both sides of the aisle. the assistance people received was scarce and not enough for people to survive on. if they went to work and began making more money, they would no longer be eligible for benefits. >> bill clinton in 1992, campaigning on ending welfare as the bill is not signed until almost 40 years later. what accounts for that? office, henton took did immediately take action on the issue of poverty. he

this party bus, bust ned larkspur in june, triggered the gathering. police say 34 kids ages 15 to 17 were on board along with drugs, alcohol and pills. >> it is sad, but it is not surprising. >> reporter: tire have had teen partying, dubin started a group called bb influence, organizing parents who agree not to give kids access to drugs and alcohol. >> but i think that parents want to be friends and not parents. they want their kids to be popular, and as long as their kids are getting strays a's they think drinking and drug use is a right of passage. >> reporter: exposure the public health department says can be a life-changing mistake. >> the earlier in life someone is exposed to something like alcohol or opioids, the more likely it is they will have life-long dependency. >> reporter: teens are at the table. 18-year-old tyler mcdonald is looking for solutions. >> there's not very many alternative fun things to do except go party and go do something crazy and stupid. that's why i'm here. i think this meeting is really important to finding other things

the polls ned that accuratelyt will not reflect what we are really, what the people are actually thinking. is there -- do they define which going to be used and do you have any other details works i that system would be grateful. i will say, john, i might have to defer to you since you have the information. i'm not sure which polls they use and when. a were about to appoint chairman of a committee with an organization to handle the ffort to get these guys on the ballot and likewise we will be appointing somebody who will help us understand this process them oncomes to getting the debate stage. my assumption is they look at and polling utlets compani companies. host: i can help there. debates.org website on that same informational page 2016 criteria for candidates in the presidential to being addition constitutionally eligible they must be on a sufrb number of and mathematical chance of winning a majority vote in the electoral college of at least support 5% of the national electric electorate using the average of recently on's most published reports at the time of the determination. select

reflects a significant investment to support the device over the committed to find solutions to meet the neds of the patients and families we serve. the company offers coupons to henegers that means tightening the family budget to pay for the crucial device. >>> well, he was a guest at sunday brunch for more than 30 years. we'll remember john mclaughlin our bacteria family's been on this cushion for generations. i like to watch them clean, but they'll never get me on the mattress! on big, soft surfaces. discover a new way to lysol that. >>> tv host john mclaughlin died today, the former jesuit priest and nixon speech writer, and pioneered the talk show format. the mclaughlin group has been a fixture on sunday morning for 34 years. mclaughlin had a distinctive abrasive style of interrogating >> has the time come for george bush to reach for the telephone and -- say get me john tower. say to john, your time h nd interest of the party, yourself, republic, you ought to withdraw your nomination? has the time come? >> mclaughlin's place in culture was secured when he was spoofed on "saturday night

methodist ned at the church on cord street.ndfather worked at the scranton lace mill starting as a teenager. it was not easy work but you know what i learned? that business treated its workers right. elieve it or not, the scranton years mpany, all those ago , actually offered a health haring plan and benefits at the beginning of the 20th century. aey understood something that lot of folks have forgotten. their derstood that workers were responsible for much of the business's success. was only fair that they said in that success and their too.ies benefited, because of that job, my give my fatherld a better life. my father was able to go to college. where he nn state played football. then, after he got out of penn it was 1935, right in the depths of the depression, and he looking for a job and he heard a friend of his knew somebodywho heard that was hiring in chicago so he trainlly hopped a freight from scranton to chicago. more.'t recommend that any where he got a job as a salesman. during into the navy wor world war ii and when

he carly ith ande ne wa till you see what was going on around him.em ned unzed. amio ur night. >> t t is all coming up first thcary ferris wheel accident in tennessee. threyoungirls rushedthe hospital after their basket flipped. abc's steve osunsami is greeille, nnessee, with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good mog,ino you, george. local police areating this ferris wheel directlhind me where the accidenturred as a crime scene until th re out wtousedo so wrong. e at to see atounty fair, families werecreaming for help. i've got three kids that fell from the ferris wheel. >>eporte three children were thro fth ferris wheel at the greene cirntnd fell 30 to 45 feet. >> ial belt re for the liids. thmed a little bit and hit the ground, just laying >> reporter: investigators s of theasng cins, a the cabin the cldren turn more than 90 degrees haupsl when the chispiln d to the nd. ou >> i was holle, stop,stop he machine. seed like was a milnnium it stopd. >>eporter: 50s around 6:15. paramedics found them lying the deck. . >> i didn't see movement. i see bld c

and this is from ned price. it reads in part.he united states will use loathal force outside of areas of activity against lawful target that poses a continuing, imminent threat to the u.s. persons. and will take direct action only if there is near certainty that the terrorist target is present and noncombatants will not be killed or injured. back in july, 116 civilians were killed in drone strikes. this guideline reaffirms the position of the administration to use drone strikes in circumstances when they have a near certainty there will be no civilian casulties and an interesting update to say the least. and one we told you about in july. >> thank you, kevin, good follow-up. thank you so much. an machete attack in belgium wounding two police officers. the victims were attacked nor a checkpoint. officers shot and killed the attacker. belgium is on high alert after the bombing in the airport back in march. >> libertarian nom no gary johnson enjoying a jump in the polls and how the former new mexico governor who plans to shake thing

. >>> strong after-shocks are co italy after ned's powerful earthquake. at least 200 have hit in just the past 24 hours. >> the death toll from the quake now stands at 247. dozens, though, remain missing. at this hour, search teams using dogs, bulldozers and bare hands to continue to comb through the pile looking for survivors. including one where tourists were gathering for a pasta this year's sunset music festival and has authorities thinking if this should even be allowed. >> in a matter of hours, the topic will be up for discussion at the city of tampa at the city council. rodney dunningan is live outside raymond james stadium. rodney, problems some. >> reporter: deiah, you know this was certainly a major issue earlier this year. two people actually died from drug overdoses. about 60 other folks were rushed to a lo here. city leaders say all of this has simply gotten out of control, and changes need to be made right away. later this morning, leaders with the police department, fire department, and the tampa sports authority will all be meeting with th

the majority ceo ned ryan, i don't feel safer than eight years ago. >> no. looking at signatories in the letter, we are in august, 90 days away, this is a tempest in a teapot, we will forget this in a couple weeks. the other thing is when they make these statements, he is unwilling to separate truth from falsehood have you heard of hillary clinton? when they say he will be the most reckless president, based on what? based on your thinking. we have proof and record hillary clinton destabilizing egypt, making libya a failed state, giving rise to isis. we know these things for a fact. trish: why do you think mainstream republicans are going against him whether it is senator collins or former military personnel, other politicians, why are they doing this? >> they are speaking to their own crowd making public statements to other members of the establishment for the ruling class. >> donald trump is the establishment. he is running the republican party. trish: definitely not -- >> the establishment is the people who have been in place for years and years. craziness

because it's not a ned storm,eth not getting the attention like katrina and sandy do you know anyone affected by it? >> yeah, a lot of people in my extended family. my immediate family are blessed enough to be okay. there is a lot of things going on. hopefully people can do something. >> stephen: colbertlateshow.com, we have local charities ther that are directly helping the people where you can go help right now. so check it out, please. (cheers and applause) you know, the late show was off for two weeks, but donald trump still had original episodes. (laughter) so let's catch up, in tonight's report: "what donald trump did on my summer vacation." (laughter) now, before i dive in, i've got to be careful here. i'm not used to taking a two-week dose of trump in one segment. he's like arsenic. while i was away, trump did something i've never seen him do before: try to appeal to someone. this was his pitch to black voters over the weekend: >> tonight i'm asking for the vote of every single african-american citizen in this country who wants to see a better future. communities have suffere

hat's occurred i ned it makes us so proud. were excited to retire but were not excited to leave our customers we're more confused. understandably m so unless they plan to continue a catering business for hison generation oa family may help the new store aisles most sometime in the future for now though be open this meet with the exception of monday and close the for good after next saturday. s the timing couldn't be better back-to-schoolbe event for kidsn cleveland we just started a new school year.j the events organizer is the big catsth main talking about the im&ortance of what they're trying to doal because lebron james. nothing is given we simply want to help empower our young people make their dreams come trueo hs tenth anniversary nonprofit group hosting the eventnt does apprise a homeless family with the back-to-school shopping trip. still aheadad first two visits flood ravaged louisiana republican candidate decide their way win over minority voters.ci is already too late? hiding in plain sight see how this one fig past

we have extended coverage, ned details from the cdc. right the. sky fox caught a high speed chase through new bedford this afteoon.2:30. police were following that driver over for a traffic violation. the chase moved through neighborhoods until police trapped that car but there you see they rushed in with their guns drawn to finally arrest that suspect. >> donald trump is coming under fire for criticizing the muslim parents of an american soldier who died in the line of duty. local gold star families are joining the call for trump to apologize. why they're supporting a fami >> they believe that donald trump ought to say he's sorry to the family of a muslim u.s. soldier killed in action. they signed a letter along with other gold star families demanding an apology. they say donald trump's divisive comments affect all gold star families. they say the family is owed an allowed to speak at the dnc and said that trump also made sacrifices. >> losing the stepson alex impacted the family so much that to say any sacrifice that trump has gone through is eq

ned talks about his road to rio. sunshine and low humidity for the rest of the afternoon. the rest of the 7-day forecast, >> were you concerned they would have to sent out a search part -- party for me? >> the extra hour of clean. we have to take the extra coffee rest would disappear with you on this fantastic tuesday as we enjoy the sunshine and low humidity. scattered showers and storm around in the morning through about midday. otherwise we're keeping the heat and humidity building back in for the rest of the week. check out the morning lows. how perfect was this. you probably felt coolish inside the house down to 50. 53 bedford. 70 this morning in boston. when you get low humidity you tendo warmest temperature in boston coolest temperature in suburbs where the day time heating does reraidiate back to space pretty efficiently. 75 bedford. 75 in boston. coolest location along the coastline this afternoon. thanks to east to northeast. more out o the south later. we'll hold onshore breezes and sunshine. it will be another nice beach day out there. we'll have this corner of

. >> ned ed to work on it. lee carter. thank you for being with us. >> any time. great to see you. >> who had a worse week. hillary having to answer yet another lie. or donald trump who gave the boot to a crying baby? i have the best political panel standing around. here to battle it out over a rough few days for both candidates for president. as well at that pesky iran payment. was it a family outings. i'm lauren green. now back to justice with judge jeannine. >> less than 95 days until election day, the stakes could not be higher. hillary clinton had a bounce in the polls this week after the democrat, last week after the democratic national convention. but after her less than stellar press conference yesterday, she may be back to square one. let's ask the political panel for the night, what they think. former senior adviser to senator schumer, cpac chairman, all right, guys i will start with chris. chris, i won't let someone who lies clean my house. why should we let someone who lies go to the white house. hit it. >> well, you know only 4% of the statements rate

let me share what ned price of the u.n. security council is saying. it says, it is impossible to deny that the syrian regime has repeatedly using industrial chlorine as a weapon against its own people. that's a violation of the chemical weapons convention, not a big surprise here at the white house. bret? >> kevin, thank you. >>> we know more tonight about the story we brought you tuesday. north korea launching a ballistic missile from a submarine. south korean officials say the missile traveled 310 miles before smashing into the ocean. that's the longest distance the north has achieved for such a weapon. it reached into japan's air defense zone. it could potentially strike u.s. military bases on okinawa. >>> dozens are dead after an earthquake rocked italy wednesday. the mayor of the town says the town simply isn't there anymore. john huddy is live at ground zero tonight. hello, john. >> reporter: bret, you can see the damage behind me. the death toll has climbed to 159 people killed. and that number has continued to escalate since the quik struck we

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let's talk now to ashley pratt, conservative commentator, ned ryan, former bush 43 speech writer and,e had been kind of written off, i think, in a lot of circles saying, all right, he's done, let's move on to the general election, he's done with those people, but maybe not? is there an effect of an ad blitz like this? >> i think so. i think as he continues to fall in the polls and shows he's wildly unprepared for the office that he's seeking, there's a lot of republicans who still feel this way. over 70% of republicans did not vote for him in the primary, and, yes, while he has a lot of supporters who are very vocal and active out there right now, there are a lot of republicans who are on the fence and realize that this isn't handing over a vote to hillary clinton by doing that, it is saying that we stand firmly with conservative principles, and that a vote for him could be just as bad as a vote for clinton. connell: but a vote for someone else could -- i was having this discussion, ned, with someone earlier in the show who's a conservative, you know, it's conservative, but he's not c

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he hasn't shifted on a lot of the things that ned common with his republican opponents. yes.fy. >> he found that sweet spot where you had the rest of the party saying it is just impractical. you cannot deport 11 million people. and his position was basically, hey, republican voters. you can and i will. >> has anyone asked hill. how exactly does his colonel position differ from rubio's or even jeb bush's? >> it is not true that he has only changes the position on the one thing. we don't know where he stands on the deportation force, where he stands on the wall. even whether he brought it up with the mexican president. all of these. we have a bowl of junky oatmeal. i don't know if somebody asks help how he compares. whatever he says in that answer might be different from what he might say an hour later or one of his staffers might be. what he said in mexico just now. it is just, the question of whether it matters is the big one. and whether rush limbaugh is right. >> we played all that rhetoric, the provocative things emover the last year. does that add up to buying him enough

you might use a letter written ned by the last remaining doctors in syria. they got together and wrote a letter begging president obama to come help them. he said we don't need your tears or your prayers. we need american action. >> it was less than half the effort of the clinton campaign and less than a third of the surrogates. >> he has tricdriven it into th ground and thank you to donald trump he is bringing it back and i hope people really listen to what he is saying and think about it. hillary clinton responded to trump's statement tweeting it can be difficult to muster out rage as frequently as donald trump should call it but his smear against president obama requires it. no, barrack obama is not the founder of isis. anyone willing to sink so low so often should never be allowed to serve as our commander in chief. >> >> there's an article on how you report even candidly on candidates when one is so off the charts when it comes to sane political discourse. i'll not sure how we debate this. >> i was at a loss of words yesterday. how do you do it? >> and

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and the truth is, i don't each know that his own aids snow, he said i don't ned to debate, according to reports. it's an unusual debate prep mechanism he is employing at this point. now the co-writer of "the art of the deem" is fully working for the clinton catch. i would think he would have a fawn disclosure agreement. that's a lot to chew on. what do you expect in the clinton catch to kwo cope with no clue what is coming. >> i think they will deal with expectations. one of the things is the debate in 2000, al gore went into that, he was presumed to be able to mop the floor with george wind chill bush. george w. bush came off as very accessible. gore was fruching his way through it. it didn't do gorani good. >> i heard. that then i heard interviews some surrogates saying he will be helpful. he will not have issues. that's not setting expectations. that's writing the memo. >> it's possible they didn't get the memo. it's standard you want to much up your opponent t. question is very real, how is donald trump going to perform in this debate? we all seen what he did in the republican de

from trump's frustration over being pushed to run a more scripted conventional presidential campaign ned of the ad-libbed gorilla operation that made mincemeat of the republican primaries. i am who i am trump said the other day as this shake-up was in the works. and the word is he intends to return to the mix of unste that worked so well once upon a time. one problem, that formula hasn't been working for some time. the insults and red meat rhetoric and off-messages digressions that worked so well in the crowded primaries have proven to be a huge turnoff in the much wider, more diverse in the general election universe. everywhere i go, people -- everywhere i go, is people ask me does trump really want to win question off. but unless this works for trump, i may have to reevaluate. share your take with me at e-mail or twitter. >>> a scare for one private pilot flying over martha's vineyard when they were intercepted by two f-15 fighter jets. why? well there's restricted airspace while president obama is in town. norad saidhi nantucket airport. >>> still ahead, more people taking to the sky.

if the ned raises rates, in september, do bond yields go higher or do they go lower? >> higher. >> for two reasons. >> they have the normal relationship despite what other central banks around the world with doing and despite the run up we've seen in yields. >> has to do with other global -- and they're not going to recognize them. the point is that if japan is running into, it's not working and you can see what's going on in europe. putting pressure. the bottom line there's a global bond market that actually, the best, the tallest small person out there. >> bottom line here. fed will be acknowledging that there is growth and i think there is some implicit inflation in the economy. and that to me should send bond yields higher! if we see a blowout jobs number on friday -- the biggest bond manager has that scenario on his watch list. great to have you with us. >> great to be with you. >> the bond trade is perhaps one to have most crowded in the world. on the part of institutional investors, retail investors and central banks around the world, so what happen ifs the fed

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. >> it's not a destination point now but as we ned the fall they must be trying to get ahead of it.> even though it's in the 90s, people come from all over the world here. people are tourists from everywhere and enjoy miami. we're close to latin america, people travel up. they're used to hot weather. this is a popular time for german tourists to come to florida. it ee it's their break as well. the numbers from the convention and visitors bureau shows there has been no impact on people booking hotel rooms or flights coming to the area but i should point out that while they say there's been no impact, there's a lag in the numbers. we won't know what happens there for maybe a week or two to see what's happened as a result of this zika problem. >> kerry sanders in miami, kerry, thanks so much. >>> after the break, jumping ship. a long-time republican and jeb bush aide announces that she has left the gop, all because of donald trump. is she in danger -- is he in danger of driving away other members of his party before election day in november? we'll talk to someone who says leaving the p