neville. >> reporter: happy birthday, aaron neville!ng from his new album "apache" and has is aaron neville with his son on sax and brother on keys. this is "be your man." ♪ ♪ i put a hand to my heart and said ♪ ♪ do you feel how it's beating don't be afraid. don't be afraid ♪ ♪ she holds a child harass in her arms but she is weeping her eyes the color of the sky ♪ ♪ if you're lonely i need a man ♪ ♪ if ever in trouble look around you i need you to be my man ♪ ♪ you got something to go through i'm going to hold you take my hand ♪ ♪ take my hand i'll be your man i'll be your man ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ she held that feeling she says you hear rose to the man cover of the sand ♪ ♪ she held a fist ♪ ♪ i'll be your man i'll be your man ♪ ♪ trouble all around you i'll be your man ♪ ♪ you got something to go through someone to hold you take my hand ♪ ♪ i'll be your man i'll be your man i'm a burning timber in your heart ♪ ♪ i'm the fire in your soul ♪ ♪ ♪ i'll be your man if ever trouble comes around you i'll be your man ♪ ♪ someone to hold you take my hand ♪

and musical guest aaron neville. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much. it's a packed house. super energetic crowd tonight. super packed house. people are very excited about the election, right? me too, me too. how are you doing jon, feeling good. >> jon: feeling good. we're doing it. >> stephen: i love that jacket. you look like barney from the waist up. >> jon: i used to watch barney when i was a kid. you know, i used to check him out. ♪ i love you you love me >> stephen: i do not know what you are talking about. one of us is slightly older than the other, and i would like to not dwell on it if you don't mind. well, i've got to start tonight with some shocking news. there's a huge scandal out there that does not involve donald trump. i know. i know. at does not involve donald trump. i

anen neville dove to a medal in beijing, he was hailed a hero. >> david neville diving to the finish line to finish third for the bronze medal. >> reporter: nine-time gold medalist carl lewis. >> honestly i think that's a part of the game. if john elway can dive into the end zone and get a touchdown, why can't a runner do that? it's about giing 110%. >> reporter: even with the loss, felix got the win. silver makes her the most decorated track and out. allyson felix is still in the running for gold, she'll likely take part in one if not two upcoming relay races. as for usain bolt and justin gatlin, it could be a rematch for gold. >> miguel, thank you. >>> tonight we're learning more about the fbi's interview with hillary clinton and why the feds recommended against charing her. it comes after the fbi turned over neither of that interview to congress. the email controversy once again following her on the campaign trail. >>> plus, we have brand new numbers from our latest polls. andrea mitchell with late details. >> reporter: tonight as hillary clinton was campaigning in philadelphia, t

. >> reporter: and when er david neville dove to a medal in beijing, he was hailed a hero. >> david neville diving to the finish line to finish third for the medal. >> reporter: nine time gold medalist carl lewis. >> i think that's part of the game. if john elway can dive into the end zone and win, why can't a runner do that? >> felix got the win. that makes her the history. a champion never down and never out. allyson felix is still in the running for gold, she'll likely take gold in one of two up coming relay races. >> miguel, thank you. >>> tonight we're learning more about the fbi's interview with hillary clinton and why the feds recommend again charging her. it all comes tonight after notes were turned over to congress. the email controversy once again following her on the campaign trail. and we have the latest polls. andrea mitchell with late details. >>> tonight as hillary clinton was campaigning in philadelphia, fbi was sending congress notes from her interview to answer republican complaints that she should have been >> reporter: in a letter today, the fbi repeated that while clint

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she finally was able to neville was arrested ten days later. >>> democracy 20 receive. donald trim -- 2016. donald trump expected to take the stage in austin, texas in a half hour and tonight rumors are swirl he is planning another trip here. abc15 news confirming in the past few hours that his campaign staffers have been scouting out locations of the area including mesa. abc15 digging into this so knew he plans to deliver a policy speech? >> reporter: yes steve. issued that close to so many of us here in arizona. we're hearing a big focus of this policy speech could be immigration. over the past few weeks we have heard the tough talking trump change his tone on the hot topic using words like humane even bobbing -- backing off the deportation task force. but how could that affect his the republican party in arizona said it's not unusual for candidates to tweak their message talking to real people during the campaign. >> you start to listen more and as you watch a candidate from the beginning of their campaign to where they finish hopefully in this case for victory you s

, i think consistent with neville, is a situation that states don't want to be driven to, to a forced blood draw on a non-con senting individual -- >> and what about that? assuming, for argument's sake, that you can take breathalyzer without a warrant, what need is there for a blood test without a warrant? be -- i mean, why isn't it at a minimum if you're going to have a blood test, you need to have a warrant? >> if an officer has a suspicion that there's other than alcohol at issue, the blood test is critically important -- >> of course it's important, but it's going to take time. you've got to get to the hospital, there are risks involved, it's a more serious intrusion, so the requirement, as we said, could be pretty minimal. you do during that 15, 20 minutes he's going to the hospital, go get a warrant. nobody's saying they can't do it, the question is whether you have to have a magistrate's approval. you win on the breathalyzer. why would you win on the blood test? >> your honor, we win on the blood test because the, because there is no bright line on criminal sanctions and becaus

florida highway patrol says neville givings was crossing the highway in a mobility scooter when an suv hit him. he died. >>> a pinellas county detective is expected in court. javier williams was hiding in his father's house when detectives showed up to arrest warrants, he tried to crawl out through a screened porch. williams pulled out a gun and pointed it at a detective. the detective pulled his own gun and fired. no one was hit. the detectives arrested williams. they say the gun was stolen and they found a narcotics grow operation inside his father's house. >>> police need your help catching a man himself. >> reporter: one 20-second surveillance video for a man who exposed himself. >> i don't know what the point of it anyway, because it's not appealing to anyone. >> reporter: this was taken last thursday evening, the same night detectives got three different reports of a man with his private parts out. >> it's a weird occurrence. >> reporter: the man in this interest, someone detectives want to speak with. >> he doesn't look familiar to me, but it's hard to tell without seeing his fa

. >>> florida highway patrol says neville givings was crossing the street in a mobility scooter when an suv hit him. right now, charges are pending. >>> getting a new perspective on the heroin addiction through the eyes of a foster mom caring for one of the tiniest victims. for was born addicted to heroin. the baby had to be put on methadone and detox for 11 days. the foster care system is in dire need of volunteers to care for babies who are born addicted or whose parents har rested for heroin or overdosed and died. it's putting a big strain on the system. >> there are so many children that they don't have the means to r children like they should. >> manatee county are the hardest hit. children were removed from homes la of the december at a rate of nearly three times the state average. >>> success in syria as forces work to win back isis- controlled areas. vice president joe biden confirmed this during a briefing yesterday. the u.s. took part in the >>> the u.s. military is look nag how many people may have been killed during an air strike on tuesday. central command is reviewing t

they already arrested another suspect neville chambers. mark pointer died after tuesday night's shooting. second victim julius why you -- julius buchanan. >>> police found the body of a man with a gunshot wound. they don't have any information on a suspect or motive jet. we'll bring you any information as soon as we get it. >>> thanks for waking up with us. >> also, a new apology and consequences in the olympic swimmer scandal. we'll have details on that. first, traffic and weather together. >> not busy on the roads yet. no issues to slow you down if shape. 78 in st. pete and tampa right now at 78. inland as well with the upper 07s. so bringing you to the headlines here with plenty of sunshine with the afternoon showers and thunderstorms. morning coastal showers. that's new. that's setting up for the weekend as a potential flow swifts from the gulf -- switches we'll keep you posted and have the full update coming up. dry upper 70s. by the afternoon, we'll need umbrellas with temperatures around 92. rainfall is 30%. in fact, the storms are

. >> reporter: patrick neville is on an advisory commission. one issue it's looking at could give the secretary of state responsibility to verify these signatures are actually written by these voters. for the election as it exists so it would be a software change. >> reporter: when you vote, your county clerk makes sure your signature matches what's on file. denver also does this for petitions but the state does not. >> they are training election judges right now. maybe, you could take the resources and authorize them to conduct some of this for the state. >> reporter: tomorrow morning, legislation. as i reported, nothing can change until the next legislative session, which starts in january. marshall zelinger, denver 7 it's not -- there is no reason not to register to vote this year. text the word colorado to the number 2 and the word vote and you will get back an easy link to register. you have up to 48 days to register reason everyone survived when this plane caught fire skating on a runway in dubai. tonight, similar training is going on at

florida highway patrol says neville givings was crossing the highway in a mobility scooter when an suv hit him. he died. >>> a pinellas county detective is expected in court. javier williams was hiding in his father's house when detectives showed up to arrest

he joined what was called the neville's expedition. there were a couple of nevilles expeditions but he joined one of them in the summer of 1940, and darn if he didn't make it all the way through the grand canyon. it was an incredible experience for him. he kept a journal, and he took a lot of photographs, which i'll get to in a second. i want to read, though, an entry from his journal on that trip. and i quote, the tall spires near the rim looked as though god had reached out and wiped a brush of golden paint across them. gliding -- gilding those rocks in the bright glow of setting sun. below the heights, the canyon is filled with a blue haze, not unlike smoke. the river winds lazy and brown through au of this beauty and bob this grandeur float clouds in the pastel shades of evening. thought we were going john muir here for a second. that's not something we associate with barry goldwater. who knew about this lyricism. his love for the canyon. he loved the grand canyon above all natural features. the love for that comes out strongly in

police say neville gibbings was crossing massachusetts avenue at peggy mac lane last night... when he traveled in front of a car going west on massachusetts. the v-w touareg hit the 79-year-old. gibbings was taken to northbay hospital... but later died. charges in the crash are pending. ((jen)) developing in tampa: the search continues for a ?flasher, on the u-s-f campus. this morning, police could be closer to catching him... thanks to some new pictures. ((wally fox-13's shayla reaves is live at the main tampa campus this morning... shayla, this guy's been on ((wally thanks, shayla. (jen) a father and son are facing charges in pinellas county this morning, accused of getting into a ?shootout, with ?deputies... and authorities say: those men... were covering-up ?another crime. ((jen deputies were trying to serve a warrant on 26-year- old "xavier williams" at his home in st. petersburg yesterday. they say: he pointed a gun at a detective who was investigators tell us: the bullet didn't hit williams, but it did ?stop him... and allow them to arrest him. williams was wanted for s

we'll introduce you to the fastest kayaker in the the world >>> and aaron neville celebrated his 75th birthday with a concert. >>> all of that and eye opener david cross and the dish. >>> caesar's palace na las birthday on friday. the event was marked with a light show followed by fireworks. >> a pool party hosted by celebrity chef gordon ramsey and tony bennett marked the anniversary. and tony bennett had a birthday recently. >> yes. >>> we are look for a hive 92 better chance of showers and storms tomorrow as the cold front moves in. a few of those may linger into monday. 85 degrees the high on monday. mid-80s, that's pretty great for early august here. 86 on tuesday, back into the upper 80s for wednesday, thursday and friday. >> so hang in there for one day. >>> the diocese of raleigh name of jesus cathedral. >> thanks for watching. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is august 6th, 2016. welcome to "cbs thisni >>> pageantry and protests kick off the rio games. the summer olympics get under way with a dazzling opening ceremony. >>> plus, mending f

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i'm arthel neville, and world leaders are condemning the attack, which targeted a kurdish wedding party near the syrian border. they have seen a string to have terrorist attacks, along with a failed military coup last month, and connor powell joins us with the latest. connor? >> reporter: it has been a deadly and chaotic few months in turkey with the latest attack taking place in the border town between gaziantep. they have a lot of syrian refugees who escaped the civil war, and it's home to a lot of isis and jihadists. people turned a blind eye to people going in and out of syria. they have made that town their home, and there are a lot of warnings about islamic extremism there. and the latest attack at a wedding, the bomber between the age of 12 and 14 went into the celebration as people were dancing and detonated his vest killing at least 51 people. more than 90 or so injured. this comes as turkey has suffered through a military coup last month. a string of bombings, and kurdish separatists across the country, turkey is dealing with not only these attacks, but also political upheaval

florida highway patrol saying neville givings was crossing the street on a mobility scooter when he was hit by an suv. he was taken to the hospital and charges are pending since the man died. >>> a woman was crosswalk near her home. police say 78-year-old arlene anderson was hit just before 8:30 wednesday morning. she later died at the hospital. the driver tell police he simply didn't see her. the crosswalk lights, though, were on at the time. >>> a if you hundred people were hoping for a callback today after a busy job fair at the 911 center. 250 people turned out. we told you about the issues the county faced with calls going unanswered. officials say a lack of people. current operators have been working around the clock. some on to as many as 17 days straight. wednesday night, hopeful applicants got a tour of the center and a breakdown of the job they would face. >> responding quickly to emergencies and remaining calm and collected during the response as you get to know what you are doing, you have to be able to communicate on several different levels. >> the last job fair attracted

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that is very vivacious but the nevilles and are very similar happy to spread that nasty gossip and of prowess or lack as the husband and the real issue at hand if there would be alive will when dash level suit that came out in the odd way it was reflected a very complicated story. into spring on him and he had written to her to exchange back-and-forth. cspan2: your range foray a settlement for those to be buried forever in the archives was able to get those letters. they are quite something be have to say douglas macarthur in the end those letters that they wrote to the first wife and the recording you have to say but not only was the great military commander also a master of erotic pros in ways that are striking. >> he got involved in did not like him with your this complex over which branch of the army is a good lesson that it is across the different divisions and had a fixation me to feel the money should be put into that. if and he knew about the affair spinet you don't hear stories like that same night just one last clip what he said the republican convention 1952. >> our people

i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's election headquarters.i, eric. >> and hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. topping the news this hour, the terrorist attack targeting the wedding party in turkey. turns out the suicide bomber said to be a child, only 12 to 14 years old, and isis is being blamed. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump both off the campaign trail. but still very hard at work behind the scenes. what they are focusing on today. >>> and after the devastating flooding in louisiana, the state only beginning on the long road to recovery. more from the ground there as the president prepares to visit this week. >>> isis now being blamed for a horrific attack on a wedding in turkey. at least 51 people are dead. dozens more wounded in what is now the deadliest terror attack in turkey so far this year. some of the victims already being laid to rest this hour. the white house calling this, quote, a barbaric and cowardly act. we now believe the suicide bomber was no more than 14 years old. let's go live to conor powell who is in our middle east

i'm arthel neville. >> and i'm eric shawn. >> meanwhile we're going to get you to politics. donald trump ramping up his feud with the press. tweeting this morning, quote, it's a disgusting and corrupt media covered me honestly and didn't put false meepg into the words i say, i would be beating hillary by 20%. the last attack coming after a "new york times" article described the trump campaign as, quote, sputtering saying that internal efforts to rein in the real estate mogul have failed. peter doocy is live in our newsroom with more. peter? >> reporter: arthel, donald trump is blaming his troubles on the polls. he said, quote, i am not only fighting crooked hillary but the dishonest media. people get it. the gop spent a lot of time last night ripping on reporters, especially from "the new york times" threatening to revoke their credentials, something the connecticut crowd roared approvalingly for. that was just hours after the ti times did publish that story that his advisers were having a hard time keeping him on message. >> they didn't use names. i don't think they had any

. >> a system neville says that place as new face on a new corner, at different times of the day, to earn some more scratch to buy some smack. >> it has not only grown over the years, it has grown as of late, too, i and many others associate it with the heroin epidemic of a crisis at united states. >> downtown cincinnati ambassadors are on the streets and part of their job is to offer assistance, when pan handling for whatever use,%s bothersome. the amount of calls they have seen this year has spiked. >> i think concurrent with the heroin epidemic just not just downtown but every city in the country and every district in the area, is seeing an increase in pan handling. >> really we need to be trying because that's what we are dealing with right now. a lot of individuals need some substance abuse help. >> the cincinnati police and downtown cincinnati, inc., agree there are better ways to donate than filling the hat. >> the city, this region, we are trying to make this better. we are up against what i have seen to be the epidemic of a crisis with heroin that i have never fathomed befor

i'm arthel neville.come to america's election headquarters. >> hello. >> everyone, i'm eric sean. top of the news this hour, donald trump set to unveil his economic plan tomorrow. so what can we expect he will propose? and will it be enough to help him silence his critics after his rocky stretch on the campaign trail this week? >>> plus vice presidential nominee tim kaine speaking out about the hillary clinton e-mail scandals, promising both will be more transparent. so how is that going over with their critics? >>> and a prominent scientist who helped our side by apparently giving information on

. >> host: from cleveland, ohio, neville is next.er: speaking of my mother. >> guest: speaking of my mother, native of cleveland, ohio. >> caller: i observe you on cnn as a legal mind on cnn. but my question has to do with the legal background of congressmen. i believe that more congressmen are lawyers than in any other profession. can you say whether you think that having congressmen being of legal background is in any way significant for the way the 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 -- you know which one it is? none. for decades, most of the supreme court justices didn't go 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 abraham lincoln did. so, i don't think the fact that most -- many members of congress are lawyers has much to do with the

i'm arthel neville, and world leaders are condemning

i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's election headquarters. hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. topping the news this hour, the terrorist attack targeting the wedding party in turkey. turns out the suicide bomber said to be a child, only 12 to 14 years old, and isis is being blamed. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump both off the campaign trail. but still very hard at work behind the scenes. what they are focusing on today. >>> and after the devastating flooding in louisiana, the state only beginning on the long road to recovery.

nighttime tell it like it is by aaron neville, lover man, by billy holiday and acid rain by chance the have the full list on cbs philly.com. nodding your head there. >> that is very similar to kate's summer play list. >> somewhat,. >> some of it. >> you have an eclectic list. >> rap. >> yes. >> yes, yes. >> beach boys, billy holiday that is your style. >> what are you trying to say. >> prince. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> prince too. >> he is eclectic curious list, i love it. >> time to be listening to good vibrations as you take your boom box to the shore this weekend, because that is going to be one place you can go to beat the heat but boy, is it hot out there even down the shore this weekend. take a look what is happening down the shore, we will go out to margate and see that bright sunshine waves are rolling in and beach is crowded at the moment. it is going to stay that way through the next few days, it is very, very humid down the shore sticky salt air and humidity certainly has ramped up in the city as well. we have in the seen too much in the way of thunderstorm activity tod

i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's election headquarters. >> hello. >> everyone, i'm eric sean. top of the news this hour, donald trump set to unveil his economic plan tomorrow. so what can we expect he will propose? and will it be enough to help him silence his critics after his rocky stretch on the campaign trail this week? >>> plus vice presidential nominee tim kaine speaking out about the hillary clinton e-mail scandals, promising both will be more transparent. so how is that going over with their critics? >>> and a prominent scientist who helped our side by apparently giving information on iran's nuclear program, he is executed by the regime in iran. why did they hang him, what could it mean? and how could it impact a controversial nuclear deal? >>> first we begin with politics. donald trump ramping up his attacks on hillary clinton as new poll numbers show him falling further behind the democratic nominee. this of course comes after that week of stumbles in the cam trail last week. several co

joined the neville's expedition, there was a couple, but he joined one in the summer of 1940 and darn if he didn't make it all the way through the grand canyon. and it was an incredible experience for him. he kept a journal and he took a lot of photographs. i'll get to in a second. i want to read you an entry in his journal on that trip. and i quote, the tall spires near the rim looked as though god had reached out and wiped a brush of golden paint across them. giving them below the heights, can yacht is fill wld a blue haze, not all like smoke. the river winds, lazy and brown and above this grandeur, tinted in the pastel shades of evening. end quote. we were going john mur there for a second. he took a camera and a still camera. hundreds and hundreds of photographs, 3,000 feet of moving picture and he went on a speaking tour after he emerged from the canyon. there were times when he was showing the film and the pictures five times a day, over 10,000 people saw it in the year or so after he went through the grand canyon. and this, i would argue, had something to do with his political

would be a member of the 13th expedition to go down the colorado river and the 73rd person in the neville's expedition. he joined one and darn if he didn't make it all the way through the grand canyon. and it was an incredible experience for him. he kept a journal and took a lot of photographs, which i will get to in a second. i want to read, though, an entry from his journal on that trip. and i quote, "theal spires near the rim looked as though god had reached out brushed golden paint across them. gielding those rocks in the bright glow of setting sun, below the heights, the canyon is filled with a blue haze, not unlike smoke. the river winds lazy and brown through all this beauty and above this grandeur tinted in pastel shades of evening." that's atonnishing. that's not something we associate with somebody like barry goldwater and his love for the canyon. he loved the grand canyon above all natural features. that love comes out strongly in this. and he took his camera with him, as i mentioned. he took a motion picture camera and a still camera. he took hundreds and hundreds of photographs

we had a material shift in the 1930's when neville chamberlain was the exchequer at the time.expansion of building, particularly around the big cities. it led to a big increase in economic activity levels. as well as a significant move down and house prices. of course, the politicians don't want to move down and they will not shift the planning environment. the planning environment remains tough and supply remains limited. i forecast the house prices will remain strong. manus: one of the underlying supports in the housing market is sterling. in sterling, does that perpetuate with the fiscal re set? are gilts at sterling at risk in autumn? >> i would draw the distinction sterling.tls alts and mark carney wants a weaker plan. the current account deficit is that record highs. in the last century, it has never been higher. it has only been higher once in the last century, and that was during a bad period during the second world war. during the first world war, everybody said we would have a terrible deficit because of the world war. he needs to bring the cash in, but he needs to c

this family he would walk across the train tracks often to get to the store on the other side he neville want to let his disability stop them from doing things. he was celebrating his 36th birthday next week a massive construction crane broke windows part of the new rule trade center when it hit the 12th floor does have the lead last night at the world trade center there been no injuries reported one was inside of the structure which is still under construction. >>mark: as the we close out another chapter in the battle between donald trump and the establishment republicans. >>reporter: dollars from responding to a time magazine report that the chairman and bread to reallocate resources to down ballot races he denies sitcom but the draft letter from the rnc stanford's is asking for redirection of resources it was 75 senators only the immediate shift is all available are in sea resources the frustration doing large after. >>reporter: he gets much chance to clarify thursday but instead he double down hey totem is not changing his approach firefighters are gaining ground on to bigger fires w