as many as eight tornadoes were reported reported in neighboring ohio. "oh my gosh starbucks just got blown over... and there's people in there"there's people in there"powerful wind knocked down the starbucks... in kokomo.luckily no customers or employees were hurt. and here's a look at that same starbucks from the air .. the national weather service gave this twister a preliminary rating of e-f-3... meaning winds were as high as 165 miles an indiana governor mike pence -- donald trump's vice- presidential running mate -- got a tour of the damage this morning... including a stop outside that starbucks.tens of thousands of people in that area are without power.. and crews are trying to restore it as quickly as possible. hillary clinton says donald trump is bringing hate groups mainstream.trump says clinton is a bigot.the latest war of words.. coming up. plus, the makers of the epi-pen announce a discount about a cheaper alternative republicans working with the gop.it's the latest move in the campaign's week long effort to reach out to minority voters. (so

in neighboring ohio.. a family is lucky to be alive after a tornado destroyed their home while they were inside. jessie logan was home with her weather moved in. they ran to into a bathroom to take cover.. only moments before the twister shredded their house. (jessie logan, mother) and you could hear all the cracking of the dry wall. as soon as that happened my instincts were, my arms flew out to cover the tops of the kids and then the roof got sucked off. (butted to) (john logan, father) there's just so much damage. everything is gone. (tim miller, reporter) when you look at this bathroom, knowing your family was in there. it's just unbelievable, isn't it? (john logan, father) and cuts and bruises. county leaders have since a state of emergency. the system that brought us all the shower activity yesterday see isolated t-storms tonight on the back end of this system, primarily in the mountains. it looks like the best chances for storms tonight in the valley will be after 7pm. tomorrow and thursday we'll se

fear the drug is laced with fentanyl and that is the same concerns officials recently had in neighboring ohio where i responded to hundreds of similar calls over the course of the summer. >>> if you head out on the roads you might notice some drops on your wind chill. >> especially if you for 7:00 this morning. that's really our best potential for a few showers. this is from the arizona department of environmental quality, pretty quiet early on but as we started getting into the last few hours you can see some passing showers on the time lapse camera. all very light. only a few spots picking up around 1/10 of an inch, including phoenix sky harbor. you can see much of the rain of very light showers. let me take you around. we had a little flareup near ahwatukee, but you can see a few lingering light showers south of ahwatukee along the 10 . we have another batch of light showers right over the astray is, over the higher terrain. that makes a big impact to some of our neighborhoods that are mainly over the higher terrain. i will keep a close eye on that as it moves further east towards parts of

several other tornadoes were reported in neighboring ohio. >>> police are looking for the man who randomly walked up to a woman in san francisco and started beating her. the attack happened at about 7:45 p.m. saturday night on washington street. the man didn't steal anything from the woman. >>> today oakland a's majority owner john fisher will tour a proposed site for a new ballpark. it's at the charles howard terminal at the port of oakland and yesterday libby schaaf promised that the team will remain in oakland. >>> i'm maria medina live in albany where caltrans is really helping out drivers today. 10 smart signs will be activated off interstate 80 between the carquinez bridge and the bay bridge so this is a big deal because caltrans says two dozen accidents happen on a weekly basis on this stretch of i-80 that blocks at least one lane so what the signs are going to do, they are going to warn drivers of the accidents. they are going to guide you out of those blocked lanes and they are going to give emergency crews a path to get to those accidents and caltrans says they really hope that t

trying to sort of cut him off there not only in pennsylvania but she is hoping in a place like neighboring ohio, as well. again, today's event, all about getting out the vote on election day and she has a big lead here, the campaign saying they can't take that for granted. >> they're pulling back the ad spending. how does that all add up? >> reporter: well, look. they're redirecting some of their resources from some of these state where is they're feeling more confident. the clinton campaign and the superpac supporting hillary clinton, the clinton campaign suspending the ad spending in virginia and pennsylvania temporarily but when you look at her superpac, also suspended the ad spending temporarily in virginia, pennsylvania and colorado, at least through much of september. and again, redirecting it to other battleground states where they feel as though the polls are a lot closer. you heard halle talk about the survey monkey poll, take a look because we're actually -- it has some warning signs for secretary clinton, as well. including permit and temperament. 42% say that that best describes her

so they want to hold their ground here and also in neighboring ohio.cal battleground state. chris? >> kristen welker, thank you so much. i want to bring in from philadelphia conservative talk show host, chris stagal. good to see you. >> hi, chris. >> we just saw hillary clinton. our polls show clinton now has an 11-point lead over trump in pennsylvania. our new nbc battleground map has moved pennsylvania from a tossup. does that surprise you? >> traditionally, no. what amazes me is that at this hour we are still talking about pennsylvania in terms of it being a swing state. remember, it's been since the '80s that a republican has won the presidency here. yet we're still discussing them as a real swing state possibility. now, those polls certainly look pretty bad for trump. what we know is that not penny one has been spent yet by the trump campaign on television or anything related in media markets, whereas mrs. clinton has spent approximately $13 million. i'm not sure what trump is waiting on. >> let me get your reaction from the "wall street journal"

they are hoping an appearance by biden here will also help in neighboring ohio.'s also a critical battleground state. lot of white working class blue collar voters who live in these regions that will really make a difference in this race. but he was on fire today. he really slammed donald trump, called him the most unprepared candidate in history when it comes to foreign policy and he ticked off a number of reasons why, including the fact that he said president obama founded isis and the fact that he has praised leaders like putin and saddam hussein. it was really those moments, those one-on-one interactions that he had that i think makes a big difference. >> you have been following the secretary of state around for awhile. she seems to be getting looser. obviously the numbers, the wind at her back, i'm feeling a kind of just certain comfortableness in her own skin i haven't seen before. >> reporter: i think you have started to see that both after she's kind of had these big wins during the primary, you started to see her get more and more comfortable. you are ab

they were neighbors in ohio where their fathers were best friends when william's or come to sherman's only died of typhoid ellen's father walked next door an offer to take in one of the 11 children left fatherless and painless. according to family legend, sherman's mother chose him as he was always called because he was the brightest kirk ellen was four years old then. he was nine. for most of their childhood ellen was away in catholic boarding school and later he went to west point. they wrote to each other then and all their lives , long interesting letters that transformed their friendship and fostered sibling relationship into love. they were married in 1850, in washington across white house at francis blair's house, which her father who was the united states first secretary of the interior. i learned ellen suffered from numerous illnesses all her life. she died in 1882, at the age of 64 from heart failure. the only one of the wives to precede her husband. her worst ailment struck her in her youth, a form of external tuberculosis it was a widespread disease in those days before pa

unlike the other wives, she met her husband as a young child, they were neighbors in ohio where their fathers were best friends. when william father died of typhoid, ellen's father walked next-door and offered to take in one of the 11 children left fatherless and penniless. according to family legend, sherman's mother chose comp, as he's always chose called. for most of their childhood ellen was away at catholic boarding school and lording comp went west point. they wrote to each other then and all their lives, long, interesting long, interesting letters that transform their friendship and fostered civil sibling relationship and to love. they were married in 1850 in washington washington across from the white house at francis preston blair's house which her father was united states for secretary of the interior had been renting. i learned that ellen suffered from numerous illnesses heard life. she died in 1882 at the age of 64 from heart 64 from heart failure. the only one of the wives to predecease her husband. her worst helmet struck her in her youth. a form of external tuberculosis

. >> governor kasich also says ohio needs to work with our neighboring states to establish an uniform antidrug efforts. >>> presidential politics returned to northeast ohio. vice president joe biden will be in oure area campaigning for hillary clintonin next thursday, september 1st. you will hold rallies in the cleveland area but the exact places are still to be updates. c more than a million dollars is m up for grabs this weekend t a local business.r gra sky lanes in garris bill is hosting a queen of queen of hearts in l i jackpot drying to. it's been going on for weeks with no winner. as the jackpot grows, so did the crowd.k it is causing such a problem police are stepping s in and warning cars parked outside the designated area will be towed.u the bowling lane owr drying dry. >>>> hundreds of runners hit downtown saturday and pink was a popular color.tow it was the annual race for the cure tonu benefit the susan g koman foundation. the race hass raised more than $15 million for cancer research and northeast ohio alone.r runners came out to supportupp friends, family or justice just

he wants to establish a conversation with a neighboring country, a leader. >> reporter: from ohio hillary clinton slammed trump going. >> trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours then flying home again. that is not how it works. >> reporter: clinton got an invitation but aides say has no plans to foe. trump faces mexican rage. >> i hate planned. after he leaves mexico tonight from phoenix trump lays out his immigration plan. build the wall? yes. deport 11 million immigrants? that's the unanswered question. in his much anticipated speech tonight, trump is sure to claim that he saw big problems with mexico and moved to fix them himself like no ordinary politician would dare. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >> reed: hillary clinton as you as a photo op. the democratic nominee told the american legion convention her work as secretary of state shows foreign affairs are daily, hard work. clinton took a swipe at trump for referring to the american military as a disaster. she called his comments insulting. >> i will ne

ohio, neville is next. thank you for waiting go ahead with your question and comment. speak offering my mother,, neighborbserve you on cnn as a legal mind on cnn, but my question has to do with the importance of the legal background of our congressmen. i believe that more congressmen are lawyers than any other profession. can you say whether you think that having congressmen being of legal background is in any way significant for the way this country is run? >> guest: you know, i don't really think it matters that much. throughout the history of the supreme court, the law school that has sent most justices to the supreme court -- now which one it is? none. for decades. most of the supreme court justices didn't good to law school at all. it was only in the mid-20th mid-20th century that law school became a common route to being a lawyer. most lawyers became lawyers by clerking with an old lawyer the way -- an older lawyer they way abraham lincoln did. so i don't think the fact that most -- many member of congress are lawyers has much to do with the problems and the issues. i think congress really reflects

in ohio, she's up five full percentage points. in neighboring pennsylvania, up almost 10 points, 38-47. a full wrap of all of this is lester. >> thank you so much, chris. appreciate it. >> yes. >>> a baby girl severely injured while at a mansfield day care is home. she suffered a fractured skull and right arm broken and brain bleeding. her mother said she was told by the step by stepchild care center that her 11-month-old fell. police arrested sara roberts, the day care employee. she pled guilty to child endangerment. > girls fell from a ferris wheel in tennessee, concern over ride safety is growing. let's begin with carnival rides. we're joined with a look at how you can make sure that ride is safe. hillary, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, russ. it's super important you look out for the signs that the ride rides are supposed to be inspected every single year. they may be inspected between 15 or 20 times. the reality, though, is that's not a guarantee. so the best thing you can do is make sure you look for those signs. we're goin

florida, put one circle around virginia and north carolina and one circle around ohio and its neighborlvania. they are traditional presidential battlegrounds. we talk about them every four years. let me show you why. this is 2012. obama wins four of the five. romney won north carolina. 2008, obama wins five of the five. wins a big margin. 2004, last time a republican won the white house, george w. bush won four of those five. so those five states are your biggest traditional battlegrounds and hillary clinton has so many advantages in the electoral map in 2016, donald trump wants the big prizes, 29 votes here, electoral college, 20 votes there. he's going for the big prizes. >> what's the state of play in those states? >> donald trump probably needs to win four of these five. look right now, hillary clinton up four on average. this is the real clear politics average, up four in florida, two in ohio, four in north carolina, 11 in virginia and nine in pennsylvania. it's a steep hill for donald trump. let me quickly switch maps and show you. remember, the states where it was narrow. this i

they are trying to make it so neighbors, longtime republicans in places like ohio feel like voting forry clinton is a perfectly normal thing to do, even if they have been members of the republican party for many , many years. that is why you are seeing split messaging. in any other year, we would of her democrats. mitch mcconnell is just as bad as donald trump. you not seeing a traditional approach. they are trying to put donald trump on an island by himself, very different with fiscal in mind. john: you said you were colorado naughty in the naughty pie, which lowers my level. >> i put that in there for you, john. john: what is the message you're about donald trump ties, outsourcing, and all the rest? kasie: they make american-made neckties, which hillary clinton's campaign would like you to remember, that donald trump's neckties are not made in america. and this is all aimed at one group. pollsters call them noncollege whites. yes, we are in colorado, a much more diverse state, a swing state in the past, but right now the clinton campaign is not on the air here. the dedicated ad buy.

. >>> lets go to ohio our neighboring state donald trump lays out his plans for the georgiaing terrorismnd isis. >> he calls his immigration system extreme vetting. planning is screening for immigrants including a questionnaire to make sure that they quote support american values. trump says he would also temporarily suspend immigration from nations with a history of earnings -- exporting terrorism. >> are you ready for some football. >> sure. >> ready for football food. >> nfl stadiums are back with some new french fry creations, how the new frenchfries at the link stack up. >>> but first sleep safely, most studies says you are putting your babies at risk when you put them to bed. mistakes you are making and how to fix them before the next nap. >> okay. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 thr

neighbors of ours. >> it's touching every life of northeast ohio. we understand the chronically poor. we understand the affects of poverty out there, but we also understand the working poor as well. there are people trying to do the best they can, but they need an extra hand, need a helping hand. working single mothers, children that need wrap around >> right. 211 program, which is receiving calls from 300,000 people every year. sending them out to the agencies and helping them provide the assistance they need. >> we have a very generous community. >> yes. >> how much do you expect to raise starting today? >> well, last year we raised $40.5 million in . this is a great idea. we all need to join hand in hand and offer a helping hand to other people. >> i'm getting the whistle that we're burning the pancakes. augie, thank you so much for taking the time. everybody, come on out, we didn't burn the pancakes. hollie, i know you're more of an expert at this. >> they look great. >> i will bring these back for you. >> they're huge you get a $5. it's a great cause. maureen is going to treat yo

. >> governor kasich also says ohio needs tos work with our neighboring states to establish uniform anti- drug efforts. hundreds of people were running downtown this morning all for a it was the annual race for the cure to benefit the susan g koman foundation. the race has raised more than $15 million for cancer research in northeast ohio alone. runners came out to support friends, family or just to support the cause. for one runner though, it was a chance to support his mother who is a survivor. >> this is the second year of being down heres and we just loe it.re surroundings and everything. everybody is just so beautiful and it's a good cause. >> since it started in 1982, the koman foundation has donated nearly a billion dollars to cancer researchs and a billion more to screening and cancer education.or turning now to weather, some showers and storms moving throughv the area this evening,e but for the most part, things have calmed down in northeast ohio. as we look forward to the rest of expect for our sunday plans? meteorologist jenn harcher is standing by in the weather center with a

ohio clinton slammed him going. >> trying to make up for a year of insults and dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and she got an invitation but decided not to go. . >> they're bringing drugs and crime and they're rapists and some are assume are good people. >> reporter: he's still demanding pesos for the wall. wall. >> reporter: build the wall, yes. deport, the immigrants, that's the unanswered question. in his much anticipated speech tonight he will talk about it like no politician would dare. >> thank you, steve. >>> vice president biden will campaign for clinton this week and the event will take place the public is invited to attend and you can find a link to r.s.v.p. over at wkyc.com. clinton and vice president tim kane will be in cleveland over labor day. when we come back a creative approach to farming and how one man is showing his support for >>> if you are looking for something week, the food and festivities are here to northeast ohio. you'll find the beer and brats and it starts on friday and runs through labor day on can -- >> how great is oktoberfest? >> well, we were talking about the event

today trump will be in ohio focusing on how to fight terrorism. >>> two minutes before 5:00. neighborsre meeting again today to talk about chemicals in their water. the meeting starts at 7:00 in council chambers at the horsham township building. the discussion will be about water tests from public wells. tomorrow, water from more than 100 homes will be tested. the chemicals found in horsham's water supply are from the naval air base in willow grove. >>> imagine being told you have a life-threatening disease. >> then imagine reversing the course of that illness in order to survive. ♪ >> that's what doctors say bob safaro of haddonfield did. several years ago he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. his symptoms were so bad, he couldn't see, he couldn't walk, let alone play music. he decided to change everything, his diet, his exercise, pace of life. well, it took several years but now bob is living symptom-free. his mri scans show no signs of the disease and doctors say he's done something incredible. >> it's not a controlled clinical trial but it's encouraging and i've used his exampl

neighbors. rob, thanks to you. >>> another headline at this hour. an horrific and deadly crash in hoo ohio tonight. a mother driving a high school sports team when a van collides with a tractor-trailer. the images now. >> reporter: they were on their way to kick off the season, but tonight players from the members of a girls water polo team in ohio are fighting for their lives. the team's van was struck on the passenger side by a semi truck. authorities say five others, including four students and a parent, had to be air lifted to a hospital for treatment, some with life-threatening injuries. the crash happening in a rural area southwest of toledo. just before the accident, the team posting this picture on twitter, all smiles, sending an excited message -- "off to our first tournament in napoleon." the crash happening a short time after that picture was posted. investigators say it appears a may have failed to yield the right of way, david. >> alex, thank you. >>> we turn to a deadly plane crash in virginia tonight. authorities on the scene in fredericksburg. the small plane was coming in to land a

the battle against the heroin epidemicrtw the ohio state part will pharmacistsla and 79 at their 8h counties without a prescriptione it could be your neighbor the price of this size at a pharmacy for $15 for p a list of theof pharmacies where it is now available and to learn more for the programav had to our website at fox8.com. >> the last-place minnesota after ae rough road trip theyh returne to their home fieldel yesterday to keep them magic all life. this is how we do it. with runners in scoring position the twins have now dropped 11 and a row would get the start tonightd at 705. the nominees for the second game of the week include the polls 9:00 p.m. and we will announce the winner. we too will get better looking as that guys g bring them the first guest host of 2013 and itd is none on a former partner, tracy mccool. she's going to join jt and danny that --ha this friday night at 11:00 p.m. bidt you guys say that every week. you are very nice. donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he's going like 'i don't remembe

ohio, florida, and virginia. >>> as we were dealing with monsoon storms, check out the heartland. this is kokomo, indiana. this is a neighbor shooting out of his garage across the street looking at his neighbors. that's when the tornado starts to come in. watch the roof back here. i'm going to step out there. he readjusts the camera. here comes the siding right off that house off that side and then there goes the chimney off of that house. a total of three tornado touchdowns in indiana tonight. in fact, governor mike pence called off the campaign trail are hurt. look at that basketball rim going back and forth. we are kind of out of the tornado season. usually, it's spring and fall. >> anytime in the midwest you can get action. in the valley, partly cloudy skies. we are losing those isolated storms this afternoon. mostly sunny tomorrow but there is a chance of some more monsoon storms coming up friday to saturday. were not done with that monsoon action. not too bad. peoria, the northwest side around trilogy, cactus, about a quarter inch. central phoenix, about a 10th of an inch and officially at sky harbor, 4/100. we got gu

neighbors are still among the worst. west virginia at 50 and michigan at 47. however, right next door pennsylvania is among the best at number five. ohio allows medical philosophical exemptions autovacs own but if the latest trend continues, finding a pediatrician may be getting more difficult. monica robins channel 3 news. >>> and today the cleveland fbi shows their dedication to kids literacy in northeast ohio. today the fbi citizens academy presented eight local law enforcement agencies with little free libraries. the bookcases can be found across the region promoting literacy earn the love of explore. >>> when we come back on the news at 7:00, an entire field of reindeer found dead. what wiped out this entire herd that has folks scratching their heads. >> but first the colin kaepernick controversy continues. the fallout today after the quarterback refused to stand for the national anthem. >>> in ten days the 2016 authorities in rio de janeiro are drumming up support. and the paraolympic organizers are hoping to fill as many seats as they can. the campaign seems to be working. >>> images like these literally fanning the flames of ra

ohio. >> it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors f a few hours then flying home again that's not how it works. >> she spoke to the american legion national convention in cincinnati. blasting donald trump for his stance on immigrationon before referring she says that trump aide talk a lot but when it comes to diplomacy he falls woefully shortrtlk. you don't build a coalition by insulting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. you do it by putting down the slope hard work of building relationships. hillary clinton from cincinnati, vice president joe biden will be here tomorrow to to autoworkers at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow and warren then more autoworkers in parma at 5:45 p.m.to expected to explain the stakes in the upcoming election and advocate for her upcoming economic plan we will bring you the parma visith onli at fox 8.com. >> one day after the metroparks teachers union announced a president calls the contract terms good for the students and therefore educators cleveland teachers had been without a contract since june and have bee

ohio hillary clinton slammed trump going. >> trying to make up a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and tn again. that is not how it works. >> reporter: clinton got an invitation but aides say has no plans now to go. trump faces mexican rage, demonstrations planned, from day one he's insulted mexicans. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some i assume are good people. >> he still is demanding pesos for his border project. >> mexico will be paying for the wall. >> reporter: after he leaves plan. build the wall, yes. deport 11 million immigrants, that's the unanswered question. in his much-anticipated speech tonight, trump is sure to claim that he saw big problems with mexico and moved to fix them himself like no ordinary politician would dare. i'm steve handlesman, nbc news, washington. >>> and there's more news today, chris brown is out of jail after paying his $250,000 woman with a gun. 7's christa delcamp shows us brown is maintaining his innocence. >> reporter: singer chris brown taken into police custody. >> mr. brown has been transported down

neighbors for a few hours then flying home again. that was clinton speaking at the american legion national convention in cincinniti ohio, earlier this morning. trump is also scheduled to speak there, tomorrow. and....developing news out of brazil.. the senate there has just voted to remove president dilma rousseff from office. the vote came down to 61 rousseff has been convited ofmanipulating the federal budget, to conceal the nation's mounting economic problems. she has denied breaking any laws... ....but now, interim president michael temer will become the country's leader. it's also a big day for hillary clinton. the f-b-i is expected to release it's report on her emails. you may r which was sent to the justice department recommended no charges be filed. meanwhile, we've learned the fbi's investigation uncovered benghazi attack. those emails will not be released until the state department goes over them to check for any classified information. and.. a major announcement from billionaire sheldon adelson. he says he'll be using his own money......instead of his company's.... for the proposed n-f-l stadium. developers are staying fi

neighbors on the street have been fighting for months. >>> president obama commuted the sentences of another 111 federal inmates today all convicted of nonviolent jock offenses at the rear from northeast ohio. the president, who wants to get rid of strict sentences for drug offenses have commuted nearly 700 sentences so far. >>> new information on the remains of a stillborn baby that went missing from a local hospital. we have learned the ohio department of health is now investigating mercy regional medical center over what happened. the hospital has publicly apologized saying they deeply regret what happened. there are no federal regulations on labeling the policies. they did not respond to our request for a copy of their policy. >>> leaders are hosting a community forum on the city's possible annexation to cleveland from 5:30 pm until 7 pm. we were there last night when city council held an emergency meeting to pass a new memorandum on the merger. as part of the ordinance they have made a list of things they wanted to merge with cleveland, but the list and not go or >>> the standoff is over, chris brown is arrested. what the woman who called police claimed the already controversy oh -- c

. >> you were ohio after the convention, joe, what were they saying in the midland. >> i went to a couple neighborswould be reliable and it is very shaky for clinton. they are saying who would you vote for and they are saying the democrat because they done that for generation. they are not saying they love hillary. the people were trump are passionate for hip. he said it like it is. well, here in california the republicans that come up and talk to me say i can't vote for hillary but i can't vote for trump. they don't know what to do. they could stay home. what if the main stream republicans stay home and the bernie people stay home, how does that effect the election. >> ultimately hillary clinton would win the popular vote if that were the case. the fear is not that trump would lose the presidency, the problem right now and fear is that you lose the senate and maybe the house. it is a bit of a stretch to lose the house but it is all possible if reliable republican voters stay home and only hillary clinton democrats and some of the sanders show up. >> you talked with trump sporers, what is the attra

insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again. that is not how it works. >> so there's that from ohio this afternoon. chris wallace joins me now, the anchor of fox news on sunday afternoon. good to have you with us. >> good to see you. >> how do you think all of this plays politically? >> i think that donald trump and more importantly thanmy, a lot of top republican strat jits is taking a big risk today with this visit because he doesn't control it. look. he wants to give a speech about immigration in arizona. he can say whatever he wants. he's got complete control of that. he's going to go down to meet with the president of mexico who has his own popularity problems and could do nothing bitter than stand up to donald trump who's talking about we're not only going to build a wall but make the mexicans pay for it. and tr the president of mexico to stand up to it and say, no, we're not going to pay for it, it would seem like an easy political play. i don't know if that plays to donald trump's advantage if that comes out. it's a big risk in terms of how it colors or even overshadows his

neighbors for a few hours, and then flying home again. that's not how it works. >> remarks today focused on her foreign policy. she was speaking at the american legion convention in ohio. hillary clinton's unpopularity reached a new high in the latest abc news "washington post" poll putting her on par with donald trump. >> the numbers from registered voters cement their positions, most unpopular in polling. 66% see clinton unfavorably. 63% say the same thing about donald trump. >> that was among adults. among registered voters, they are even. previous major party candidate was george h.w. bush's 53% back in july 1992, on his way to losing his re-election bid. >> right now, questions surrounding this deadly crash near logan airport. a hotel shut and another car were involved. >> we're live with the latest on this investigation. >> the people who died were on their way here to this hampton inn at the time of the crash. this afternoon we saw hampton inn airport shuttle. two people died in that shuttle. state police say they are 59-year-old joseph rodriguez and 57-year-old sandra, both from el paso, texas. just after 1:00 a.m. they were headed from the airport north on 1-

neighboring states to talk about the epidemic. he'll speak in kins cincinnati where 60 overdoses have been summit is aimed at improving cooperation. ohio is among the five states with highest number of drug overdose deaths in 2014. >>> canton police are investigating after a violent day yesterday two separate shootings happenedless than two miles from each other -- happened less than two miles from each other. two were shot southeast side. it happened around 7:00 p.m. no word on injuries. earlier in the day, a young mother was shot driving south on 77. that shooting shut down the highway several hours yesterday morning. she was struck in the hand and grazed in the head. injuries were not life threatening. canton police do not believe the shootings are related no. arrests in either case have been made. canine jeffro will spent time behind bars. he pleaded guilty in two cases. one involved jeffro. he originally pleaded not got all charges. bearfield shot the german shepherd multiple times during a robbery this yearment. >>> one of the teens convicted of throwing concrete off an over pass will be prison. the 19-year-old and three others h

neighbors for a few hours. then flying home again. that's not how it works. >>> and going after donald trump today during a campaign stop in ohio and talking about the trip to mexico trump has what he calls an excellent meeting today with the mexico's president in mexico. they met in mexico city at the request of the president. a topic of course is immigration. >> and donald trump said illegal trade of drugs and weapons. >> and they talked about the possibilities of a border wall. , we did not discuss payment. this a preliminary meeting. it was an excellent meeting. and we are, i think we're well on our way. a lot of the things i said are strong. >> and the president of mexico said despite a good meeting with trump, many mexicans are hurt by his past we want to bring in craig patrick. craig, what is he hoping to accomplish with a trip like this? >> he wants to project leadership. not only nixon can go to china. and trump can go to mexico. i mean he can take a hard line stance to get movement from mexico and find a common ground and move the wall. he may draw a correlation to ronald reagan and calling the with gorbachev. this is the leading

neighbors. rob, thanks to you. >>> another headline at this hour. an horrific and deadly crash in hoo tonight. a mother collides with a tractor trailer. more now. of a girls water polo team in ohio are fighting for their lives. the team's van was struck on the passenger side by a semi truck. one person is dead and authorities say five other, including four students and a parent, air lifted to a hospital for treatment, some with life-threatening injuries. the crash happening in a rural area southwest of toledo. just before the accident the team posting this picture on twitter, all smiles, sending an excited message -- "off to our first tournament in napoleon." the crash after that picture was posted. investigators say it appears a mother driving the van may have failed to yield the right of way, david. >>> alex, thank you. >>> we turn to a deadly plane crash in virginia tonight. authorities on the scene in fredericksburg. the plane went off the runway an and into the trees and in could grow tonight. >>> we are also learning about a midair scare for a cross country flight. a jetblue flight hitting severe turbulence, passengers and crew thrown in the cabin. 24 people were rushed to

down with white suburban married woman from ohio and asked trump supporters why they think that the candidates message is not sitting well with some of the neighborsorter: what would you like to see donald trump tone down specifically? >> instead of being negative all of time, he will say the positive thing that is he will do and not the nasty things about the competition or groups. >> i would say 75 percent of the commercials that i see on the tv are against trump and for hillary clinton. >> okay. >> okay. and they take whatever he says out of context and, you know, i don't believe any of it. they say certain phrases and stick them all together and it sounds like oh my god, this man is terrible. he is outspoken. i will say that he is very outspoken and he has to learn to tone it down if he is going to make it in politics. >> yeah, political reporter and it's interesting what she had to say about the advertising and then it's donald trump and then and it's in the adds and then when you look at the ads overall you have obviously got a tremendous and then it's 17 to one advantage for hillary clinton and is that donald trump's problem with married wo

the republican nominee spoke in ohio last night with supporters and critics alike questioning his immigration position. major garrett is in neighboring indiana following the trump campaign. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump denies what appears to be a clear move away from mass deportations. the best clue, trump doesn't talk about it anymore and neither does anyone paid to speak on his behalf. estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants here in the u.s. >> we're going to build a wall, folks. we're going to build a wall. >> reporter: donald trump clung to that applause line like a rhetorical life raft in akron, ohio, a ohio,. >> we're going to obey the existing laws. >> reporter: trump now talks of deporting only hardened criminals and felons. >> the first thing we're going to do is we'r of all of the bad ones. as far as everybody else we're going to go through the process. >> reporter: trump would not explain what that process was or how old it would work but he no longer insists it includes raids, arrests and lengthy deportation proceedings. >> i'm not going to put them in a detention center. >> reporter: a newly

ohio have tested this technology. >> kris van cleave in >> the direct message that graces a chicago interstate could well reflect the viewpoint of a lot of americans. muslim-americans. >> neighbors don't realize that muslims are absolutely opposed to isis. isis actually kills more muslims than anybody else. >> imam malik mujahid of chicago is the force behind the blunt billboards and credits young muslim whose came up with the exact expression. >> reporter: pretty direct langua language? >> young people are sick and tired of sophisticated so they came up with the lack wage. >> reporter: he told us the attacks in europe and here in this country moved his community to be more active in their opposition to radicals. there is another blaring billboard in phoenix. and he says he has requested for more from 15 cities. all are funded by local muslim communities. >> isis and islamophobes are the two sides of the same coin. as human team. they're increasing the fear, hate, anger in america. which is dividing a beautiful nation. >> with isis implicated or accused in acts of terror around and across the west and attempts to recruit western young people to the cause and the caliphate, the i

neighbors believe it was an anti-muslim hate crime. police say there's no indication the men were targeted because of their faith. >>> turning to politics now, and donald trump is delivering a speech in ohio today aimed at laying out his plan to defeat isis. but trump has been warring with false meaning into his words and attributed his sliding poll numbers to unfair coverage. he also singled out "the new york times" for an article about turmoil within his campaign. >>> vice president joe biden is making his first joint campaign appearance with hillary clinton today. they're holding a rally in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania, where they'll highlight clinton's plan for the economy. biden is expected to declare that trump is the most uninformed presidential nominee ever. >>> a sunday boating trip a disaster for a group all the gulf coast of florida. three adults and a child rescued by the coast guard after their 27 foot boat overturned. they were all wearing life jackets and clinging to the hull of the boat when help arrived. >>> and mom to the rescue at the national park in alaska. >> she's known as grazer and is she and her cubs were fishing at a salmon run when the cubs were swept

somebody in ohio who, you know, maybe they feel like my god, i voted republican my whole life, i can't vote for a democrat, what will my neighbors think? they want to say, it's okay, voting against donald trump not the same thing. and you can still be a republican and vote for hillary clinton. >> so it's the validation factor, i've heard that from people on the republican side, these never-trumpers, listen, because you go, somebody's names, nobody knows who they are. they'll support hillary clinton, but it's what you're talking about. this idea that it could validate for some of these long-time republicans the idea of not voting for somebody on their ticket they have for years and years. >> you know how it can be in your neighborhood, all my neighbors, always voted republican, i can't imagine i would do anything else, the hillary clinton team is trying to get to those people. >> one of the things that's been striking over the last 48 hours, the silence has been deafing. and whether it's e-mail -- republicans have been going after hillary clinton for the better part of the last year, some of this stuff, but with regard to the big

neighbors believe it was an anti-muslim hate crime. police say there's no indication the men were targeted because of their faith. >>> donald trump is delivering a speech in ohio today aimed at laying out his plan to defeat isis. but trump has been warring with the media. he accused the media of putting numbers to unfair coverage. he also singled out "the new york times" for an article about turmoil within his campaign. >> hillary clinton and biden are holding a rally where they'll highlight clinton's plan for the economy in scranton, pennsylvania. biden is expected to declare that trump is the most uninformed presidential nominee ever. disaster for a group all the gulf coast of florida. three adults and a child rescued by the coast guard after their 27 foot boat overturned. they're wearing life jackets and clinging to the boat when help arrived. >> it's mom to the rescue in alaska. >>> and she is known as grazer. and as popular with internet followers, she and her cubs were fishing at a salmon run when the >> she takes a different route to the pool and fishes the cubs out of the water. check her out. it's amazing how she can spot them. she gets right in there