u.s. handed the brand new say can 64 k over to the afghan who discovered it was wired for u.s. electricity not what they used and found it too expensive to fully occupy. >> and that is 64 k. >> wasted building. 64,000 square foot white elephants in the desert, that's probably going to deteriorate and fall down eventually. because, afghans can not sustain it >> today, 64 k stands as moon mements to wasted military u.s. ever built put never occupied in all of afghanistan. courtesy of american taxpayers. >> pentagon rejected all of his recommendation for discipline saying the officers involved did nothing wrong. and final note, the millions of tax dollars to build 64 k didn't even benefit u.s. company but british contractor. >> still ahead on fuel measure it is not hard low gas prices labor day i mooep families planning 1 last summer road trip before fall. fueled part by lower prices at the pump. according to tote tore club aaa those cheaper gas prices are due surplus of oil on the market. but as we discovered, the scores of families with ties to the oil industry that low costil c

new reaction from the u.s. ght. >>> donald trump's campaign enters a new phase with a surprising statement and heads to the louisiana flood zone but will the president break from his vacation to see the worst natural disaster in four years? >>> a sailboat crew makes a call for help as they start taking on water then they make a difficult decision. >>> and lightning bolt. usain bolt does it again winning gold in the 200 meters so why isn't he happy?

news. >> u.s. olympic swimmers jack conger and gunnar bentz were pulled off of flights that would have brought them home to the u.s. this evening by authorities in rio de janeiro. the swimmers along with champion ryan lochte are under investigation for a report they made to brazilian authorities that alleged they were robbed at gunpoint after partying early sunday morning in rio. tonight outrage in brazil after police cast doubt on the swimmers' story. >> reporter: at the center of it all is u.s. olympic swimmer winner in the olympics, and the belief of many in brazil that he lied to police in rio about being robbed at gunpoint as he was returning to the olympic village with three teammates. >> the guy pulled out his gun. he talked it. put it to my forehead and said get down. and i was like -- i put my hands up. i was like whatever. >> reporter: it is just that cavalier attitude the judge talked about and the fact that video evidence shows him returning much later than he told police that has police

let's check out the big picture for the new u.s. not the new u.s. but the u.s. we have a new ridge of in from the atlantic. we talked about this at length yesterday but it's showing up with an upper low pressure area that is producing rain across the gulf coast states and florida and the gulf of mexico. at one point, the national hurricane center was watching this to see if it was developing into something two cal -- tropical but it will be moving west across alabama mississippi, and louisiana. there could be totals of 5, 6, days. we will have a deep flow of tropical moisture over the next several days and it's extremely muggy out there, and that will remain the case in the next week, and the ridge, as it sinks, suppresss the thunderstorm activity and as the week goes on, we'll see fewer and fewer storms. we will have high lot of high heat and index values so a l the week and weekend. around here overnight, partly to mostly cloudy skies, and all the gray is the potential for fog in the morning or low stratus clouds that will quickly burn off and fewer showers and

new reaction from the u.s. team overnight. >>> donald trump's campaign enters a new phase with a surprising statement and heads to the louisiana flood zone but will the president break from his vacation to see the worst natural disaster in four years? >>> a sailboat crew makes a call for help as they start taking on water then they make a difficult decision. >>> and lightning bolt. usain bolt does it again winning gold in the 200 meters so why isn't he happy? >>> a good friday morning to you all. breaking news this morning. a u.s. olympic swimmer has just completed a four-hour interview with brazilian police as two of his teammates are set to land on u.s. soil shortly after also being questioned about their claims of an armed robbery. >> brazilian authorities say those claims were made up but the swimmers refute that. gunnar bentz and jack conger board a flight in rio last night. rio police say the pair along with teammates ryan lochte and james feigen were confronted by a security guard not armed robbers. >> in

. >> alex savage, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> u.s. transportation secretary anthony fox was in the bay area today where he got a look at the new barge station. the new barge extension to san jose. the new warm string station in fremont is just about complete and set to open this fall. the 10-mile extension to north san jose is expected to go into invest late next year. the secretary toured the construction underway that should eventually bring barges to downtown san jose and santa clara. he was joined by local politicians including south bay congressional representative. >> the challenge is for you as a community, the travel times will keep going up and up and up. some point in the future unless we seize the future. >> another reason for today's tour was a sales tax measure in november. measure b would raise $1.5 million to put barge in the silicon valley. >>> now to oakland. we're learning the as are considering a new move to a water front property in jaquline square. they plan to tour howard terminal. can, tvu's -- ktvu's tom baker r

. >>> brown's against chargers, vikings opening up their brand- new u.s bank could've had, bridgwater. check out the shake and bake move. ridge water through for a touchdown. vikings when 23-10.>>> that was a taste of sports sunday. we will tell you what to watch for in the browns fourth and final game. desmond howard is in the house and my favorite segment of all time, got to see what happened for youngster in a ballgame in sunday. >>> here's a look at your power five seven-day forecast. tomorrow, no storms, less humidity, and 85. a great monday. it looks fantastic. a small chance on wednesday, but 70 starting september.>> you guys are off tomorrow, so we will have a we are going to the power we'll. >> good dad.>>> thanks everybody for watching. sports sunday is up next. >>> fords sports sunday begins now. >> welcome to the ford sports sunday. i am hakeem garbage. we have a monster show. andy baskin tells us what's -- what to watched for in the browns season jane -- seasons me cleveland went to non-and five on a seven-game road trip. here's how it went down in texas. danny looking to

. >>> we now move on to business news. >> u.s.rude prices are down, as you know, they regard the yen as a safer asset. the japanese currency surged against the dollar overnight to the 100 yen level, that's for the first time in just about three weeks. and looking at u.s. stock markets, the dow jones industrial average closed down half a percent. the nasdaq was down .09% on the day. let's see what happened in tokyo. good morning, rumi, tell us what you're seeing over there. >> reporter: three major factors are going to be -- second of course is that fund that we saw on the dollar against the yen and thirdly is going to be the market reaction to prime minister shinzo abe's spending package. the nikkei is down 1.3%, down 1.4% for the broadest topics. the nikkei was down almost 1.5% on tuesday. that's on the back of a stronger yen and both of those factors have increased in intensity as you just covered there with oil prices, fears of an oil glut have spurred recent declines. wti has fallen below $40 a barrel. look at it now, still $3

sales of new u.s.umped in july to the highest level in nine years. >> purchases in the south where the strongest. discuss thenow to state of housing is bill macgraw mcbride.ill what do you think about this growth of that we have seen in housing. we were talking to toll brothers earlier, who has done quite well. he said it is not a room, but a strong recovery mode. >> who i would say we are in a solid recovery. there is further growth ahead. one of the arguments people make is that one reason to be optimistic about the economy is that housing cycle has a long way to run to make up for lost time. that westill your view are still significantly under housed? get toink we will 800,000 this cycle, maybe more, another 20% to 30% from here. do we getow quickly to that 800,000. i don't think they will raise rates to quickly, so it does not make a big difference. the growth has been slow, but steady. to get to that 800,000, it's not so much toll brothers that we need, but the lower into homes. there were so many

sarah: this is "dw news." u.s. republican presidential candidate donald trump sheds another campaign manager. paul manafort steps down one day after donald trump recruits a right-wing politician. he had been the man that politicians -- republicans were hoping would tone down donald trump's rhetoric. also coming up, germany's conservatives want to put receptions on muslim women wearing full face coverings. a new plan could outlaw the garments in public placeces and while driving. and finally, disgraced swimmer ryan lochte apologizes for his behavior at the olympics. he and teammates vandalized a petrol station and allied to the police, saying they had been modes -- mugged. ♪ sarah: i am sarah kelly. thank you for joining us. the man that republicans had hoped would tone down donald trump's fiery rhetoric is leaving the campaign. his resignation comes one day after donald trump brought in a new face to lead his run to the white house. paul manafort was damaged by wrongdoings with the ukrainian leader, yanukovych. and

we continue to follow breaking news, to u.s. olympians stopped from leading brazil. were they really robbed at gunpoint? the video that is raising questions. >> good evening, everybody. i'm ben wagner. >> and i'm melinda davenport. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, we'll get you caught up on any overnight breaking news. downloaded apps taking on a new mission. we'll tell you about the new effort angry birds is launching this week to get your kids on their feet. >> then, catch the weather watch 12 forecast before you head out the door. we will see you tomorrow morning i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. you're all hooked up. game's about to start. let's do it. we're watching here? oh yeah. ohh. how about you and i go watch my favorite show? make your move to time warner cable. for $89.99 per month you'll get tv, 30 meg internet and phone. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan:

brazil's security force patrolling the grounds and according to our colleagues at nbc news, u.s. intelligence has assigned more than 1,000 officers to help the brazilian government with liolympic security. in addition to u.s. special forces here in rio. opening ceremony less than just very soon. as you can tell. secretary of state kerry visiting brazil's foreign minister here in rio, says the games already safe, sound and secure. the eyes of the world are watching. and we're ready for an exciting few weeks. >> you got a chance to speak to some of the athletes in the village. did you get the impression that things were finished or finishing there as well? >> not finished, but getting finished. i think there's a sense that when they got here, obviously, that final nail was being hit into the wood. the sense we're getting is that the fixes have been happening quickly and nobody expects this infrastructure to be 100% finisheded when they arrive. we had this discussion in beijing. saw it in sochi, where the hash tag was sochi problems, but by the second or third day of ooents r, a lot

u.s. history. and, in new levies and canals have been used to harness the mississippi river for years. this has lead to flooding from hurricane katrina in 2005. -- more than 900 people died and 300 homes were damaged. there is a divine ruling on what to do to prevent the damage or even to rebuild. tokyo bill that massive to version lead facility. new york is expanding a protection system around lower manhattan. some environmentalists are challenging the right for people to rebuild after storms. you can read more about this on the bloomberg. that is the global business report. down and another takeover attempt. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london in new york, i am mark barton. i am vonnie quinn. shares of hershey taking a big hit. the stock down sharply after they walk away from a takeover attempt. hershey has been the subject of takeovers before. where does hershey go from here? bringing in craig jia mona. at that point will hershey have a rethink? >> it does not seem like right now they want to do any

hundreds of families picked up the new uniforms. and u.s. representatives castor and jolly will tour a usf mosquito lab this morning as part of a public health meeting hosted by the university called zika virus on our doorstep. a panel of experts will talk about the virus and what can be at last check, there were 479 travel related infections in florida. 35 non-travel related infections and we're told, 63 involving pregnant women. gene, some scary stats this morning. >> yeah, wild to see the video of the students picking up a special uniforms to protect them from zika virus. it's where we're at right now. you got to do what you got to do. thank you. >>> an elderly tampa man badly beat and left to backyard and it gets worse. the man who beat him stole his suv and his wallet. neighbors in this tight knit community on north 20th street in tampa want to know what would trigger someone to beat the 81-year-old. right now, police are looking for a person of interest. you see him here, a 47-year- old. they are also searching for his suv. it's a red

david: breaking news. u.s. defense official confirming to fox news that a u.s.as responsible for killing a key isis leader -- 26th. they're not saying at this point who that was. we'll bring you latest on the story. melissa. melissa: hillary clinton renewing her push for donald trump to release his tax returns. democratic nominee and her running mate tim kaine releasing 2015 returns, putting increased pressure on trump to do the same. returns showed the clintons paid combined tax rate 43.2% last year. boris epstein, noelle nikpour and mustafa are back with me. i'm amazed, they made $44 million since 2007. we all heard hillary clinton speak. it can be a little dry. amazing to me they have been able to monetize politics in this way. do you think that these tax returns are showing how much money they have made selling sort of access an influence, really helps tm? well, look, i mean they have written books. they have lick ture tours, you know what they made their money on. they have taxes. melissa: selling government and access. >> richard nixon. more opaque than ri

we have new reaction from the u.s. team overnight. >>> donald trump's campaign seems to enter a new phase with a surprising statement overnight. he heads to the louisiana flood zone today, president break from his vacation to see the worst natural disaster in four years? >>> a sailboat crew makes an urgent call for help as their boat starts taking on water and then they make a difficult decision. >>> and lightning bolt. usain bolt does it again winning gold in the 200 meters, so why isn't he happy? >>> a good friday morning to you all. we have breaking news this

well, a source tells e news that u.s. olympic gold medal swimmer is crumbling under him following his robbery tale and we may know some of the reason. more on that. so what do you know? >> reporter: well, good morning, betty. so what we've seen over the last 24 hours is these sponsors for lochte dropping like flies. in the last 24 hours alone he's lost sponsors on everything from skin care to speedo, ralph lauren and a skin care company public relations fiasco last week in rio. another is what's happening to allergy sufferers with the major cost rise in epipens. it's really putting a pinch to their pocket. since 2007 the price has hiked significantly. back in that year you could get these for around $100 and now they're going for over $600 so a major problem for these severe of course another sorry weir watching is what is happening with the price of oil. we've seen a major plunge in prices since the rally we saw over the last week and now a note from goldman sachs saying they expect prices to stay 35 to $50 a barrel. the

news. russian infiltration. u.s. als believe moscow is behind new cyber attacks on american journalists including reporters at the new york times. is vladimir putin roll thing for secrets? >>> and president obama visits the disaster area in louisiana days after donald trump was there. just like obama, trump said he followed the president's deportation policy but with more energy. the gop nominee sending mixed messages about his immigration plan and whether it is changing. >>> and wacky rumors. hillary clinton laughs off debunked gop claims that she is ill. as the tables turn and new questions are raised about donald trump's health. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. you're in "the situation room." >> we have breaking news this hour. u.s. officials believe vladimir putin's operation is behind a series of new cyber attacks on american journalists. we are told the new york times and other news organizations were infiltrated in this effort to steal sensitive politi

u.s. security agencies. the new york times has not commented on this attack. u.s. intelligence believes that the same hackers forced the resignation of debby wasserman shults. >> donald trump is changing his tone on immigration. in the meantime, hillary clinton is under scrutiny foundation. we have more from washington with the latest headlines. >> donald trump is taking a hard line on immigration. in a texas town hall, donald trump spoke about the immigration. >> there is a softening, we are not looking to hurt people. we have great people in this country, there are great, great people in this country, but we >> trump sticking to the regular rhetoric. we are going to build the wall. >> trump aiming at hillary clinton after a new analysis from the ap and half of the people outside of government that met with clinton while secretary of state of given money to the clinton foundation. her campaign accused the ap of distorted portrayal. >> right now they are losing the messaging war over the clinton foundation and you will see in the coming days trump gaining ground on

a new survey has found that while more u.s. moms are breast-feeding more than two thirds of women are not doing it long enough. health experts recommend that babies get nothing but breast milk until the age of six months and that they continue to breast-feed for at least a year. but hey, moms, just do what you can. them fend off infectious diseases and it can help moms return to prepregnancy weight faster. check out our story on nbcnews.com. >>> and a terrifying moment at the indy car race brought viewers to a stand still. take a look as driver pulls out of his pill stall. he crashes into the path of charlie kimb born right on top of the innocent bystander. luckily no one was seriously hurt, but that could have been so bad. >> it didn't look like they were going that fast. >> exactly. and then tyra banks is headed to prestigious stanford university, why? well, she will be a guest lecturer and coteacher of a two-week class in may. it will focus on protecting a just 25 graduate student to participate. she is going to keep her stu

dropping out of community college we could've made a great living but this is where you began this is a new u.s. and. and then another equation as well. >> also a graduate of howard university and d.c. probably over 100 students. >> gaining 40 hours a week and i was a cashier at a ralph's grocery store and i cleaned the rooms and did everything that i need to do >> why do think he said that to you? >> dan decided to go to college as well and decided to get an education with library science because he also believed that does matter. >> absolutely. but i do the same thing for students who work at a i. c-span: our guest is gerard robinson from the american enterprise institute. >> it has been an honor. ♪ ♪ . . book t.v. is the only national network devoted to non fiction books. television, for serious readers. >> note book t.v., books about criminal justice, next, perry discussions reduction over violent crime, and, compares prison systems, in her book. and then, elizabeth bid on the rise of mass incarceration and, writes about the homicide unit, in his book parks good month for murder. in an inte

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new u.s. oil will be required. opec is close to. almost like a swing producer. that being asked out and we will see declines from some other non-opec regions. what pointsee at u.s. production starts to rise again. is that $50, $55? somewhere in that range of but it still needs to be tested. yousef: thank you robin for stopping by. still too,, hong kong property stocks are still hot. we will have the details on that coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: hong kong real estate stocks are the hottest they have been since the recent bubble, 20 years ago. gains whentstripping it comes to the broader hang seng. index hang seng property is gaining about 12% year to date. lowswe look at this year's -- back in january, 37%. a hefty increase in less than eight months. let us take a look at the last 20 years. july 29. the last time the hong kong real estate companies purport so in october 1997 before the asian financial crisis. 12th, one of the big hong kong property firms had risen against the broader hang seng. a gain of about 23%. let us take a look at some of th

. >>> we have some breaking news, u.s. 34 west be closed for at least the next four hours. one person was killed in a crash verifying a motorcycle. % the highway was closed from the dam store all the way to mold road. we have a crew on the way to that scene, we'll bring you more details tonight at 10:00. >>> going to be a little bit cooler, hot tomorrow, and cool ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. [ pop! ] [ laughter ] [ man roars ] [ screams ] [ woman laughs ] [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now here he is, the host of our show -- alfonso ribeiro! [ cheers and applause ] hey. thank you. [ cheers and applause ]

she met in new york with top law enforcement officials from across the u.s. the campaign says it was planned weeks ago. but it comes saids after trump sa says clinton is against police. let's begin with the breaking news. brazilian police this afternoon saying the claim by four u.s. olympic swimmers that they were robbed at gunpoint is not true. cnn senior international correspondent nick peyton walsh is at the gas station where the incident took place, what else are police saying, nick? >>> well, it is extraordinary, isn't it, rihanhode islandit, b what happened on sunday morning. you might not recognize is here, but let me walk you through where the scene of the alleged noncrime, according to brazilian testimony, because there was no robbery they say, occurred. here is the alley way, you see them going in and out, and down here, forgive the darkness, this is where it is alleged there was a poster on the wall which was torn down and here, according to the owner, may be where some of the vandalization and urinating occurred because the toilet is just a few met

here is the news. u.s. gymnast simone biles has flown her way to the olympic gold medal. and her teammate aly raisman won the silver. >> love her. >> congratulations and rock stars and we will leave it at >> somebody in the room say it is safe. you can join us again. team usa is continuing its dominance. we know you will love watching the competition. we do. we are addicted. >> let's take the 6-mile thousand journey to rio technology and talk to cheryl and matt. a big evening. >> you know what, a how long evening and it has been just an awesome day from badminton. >> to basketball. >> and h >> to everything swimming. >> gymnastics. >> big one. >> you will find a sport you love and find an athlete that has you asking how in the world is that even possible? that's what happens every time simone biles competes. you know it doesn't matter what apparatus she is on. it is always draw jobbing, at 19 years old she is blowing through what we thought were the limits of the sport. simone biles says she has loved to do flips and turns and it got her in a little bit of trouble now and

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. >> new this half hour, the first night of the u.s. open. >> while the world's number one player may be on the course, it's who is in the stands that is drawing a lot of attention. wait until you find out. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we were in the stands, but we attention. nobody cared we were there. >> and there was a reason we were wearing our sunglasses at night. we'll explain. >> we'll get to that. >> first, let's get to the top story this half hour, the stormy weather in the tropics. >> there are two tropical depressions south of florida expected to be tropical storms. depression nine is moving up the gulf coast. residents in the st. petersburg area are getting read for heavy rain. >> and depression eight is moving up the east coast toward north carolina outer banks and expected to be a tropical storm later today. beach goers are already seeing rough surf and rip currents with heavy rain ahead. >>> hurricane dp asto is away from land. first go to td 8 as you see on the map. they don't get a name until they're a

a good drive through new port richey. from u.s. 19 to the sun coast parkway, 11 minutes. 54 to tampa road, just a 12 minute commute. the accident trying to wrap up. everything on the left and and debris on the sunshine skyway bridge near the hutch on the northbound side. just use caution but no delays. that's a look at weather and traffic. back to gene and gayle. >>> in breaking news, one person is dead after a shooting in tampa. >> yeah, right now, police are on the scene investigating. news channel 8's meredyth censullo is live. meredyth, what's happening out there? >> reporter: just a really sad scene out here. let me tell you where we are. the apartm nassau and monroe, less than a mile from downtown. and right now, officially what we know from tampa police is that one person was shot and killed overnight. there's no word at this point on a suspect. we do see a couple of different crime scenes here. there's one area where windows shot out. and another where car windows are shot out. and like i said, an apartment unit. there's a