mark: nowhere in south carolina, new hampshire, or nevada. in iowa, that is tough.ohn: i think the donors are saying bye-bye. mark: coming up, a former romney adviser and political strategist. we will borrow his brain to talk about his new book. is about football and his dad. and more about the republican party, the debate, and where the nomination fight stands. all that after this word from our sponsors. ♪ ♪ mark: our guest tonight is a veteran republican strategist. he advised many republicans to run for office that one, some have lost. he is also the author of this book, "the last season," about college football. we will talk about the book in in the next segment, but for now are taking advantage of your being here to talk about the republican nomination. you worked for george w. bush. his brother jeb is running. let's look at jeb's big moments from last night's debate. mr. bush: you know what? as it relates to my brother, there is one thing i know for sure -- he kept us safe. [applause] i don't know if your member, donald. -- you remember, donald. you remember t

the iowa caucus, the south carolina primary or nevada. i think jeb is well positioned to win.oing to continue to go to our vote share. we just began advertising last week. if you look at the online reprediction market, jeb is quite literally the odds on favorite to be the nominee. we feel great about where we're at. we feel good about the work we're doing on the ground to make sure we get there. >> it got a big applause when he defended his brother last night saying his brother kept the country safe. is that something we're going to be hearing more of to jeb bush. he laid out a plan for defeating isis. no matter what you're going to say about his broth e, nobody doubts his commitment and his resolve to taking on the terrorists. we don't have a president right now that's doing that. we feel that's a winning message. i don't think having a straty to take on isis will be a bigger ri risk. you saw it last night. it's an enormous contrast with donald trump. an enormous contrast with hillary clinton. voters are going to make sure america is a leader in the world. >> andersson, good

these topics of police getting killed whether the two in new york or the two in louisiana or the one in nevada or the one in texas. chief, what's going on in this country? is there a different -- i mean, is there a war on police essentially? >> >> you know, that's a question that's being asked i know nationally. speaking as aav;1q[@>jtt chief it is of great concern. there are several theories out there reluctance by officers, of course, to use applicable force. again, a national loss in confidence in policing. those are grave concerns. right now our focus is on the fox lake community. and, of course, involving this heinous murder of one of our brother officers. >> indeed. and i totally understand. obviously that has to be highest priority. thank you both for joining us. i hope you get these men and get them tonight before they hurt anybody else, especially since they obviously have killed already. thank you, sir. thank you both. >> thank you. >> "on the40+1;3bjd investigates the murder of police officer joseph gliniewicz. our own ted williams spoke with two people who knew that now officer who

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mayweather said i did not commit any violations of the nevada or usada drug testing guidelines. i'm very proud to be a clean athlete and will continue to champion the cause. >> the new england patriots had a successful start to their title defense, beating the pittsburgh steelers in their opener. quarterback tom brady threw for four touchdowns. he recently had a four-game boon for colluding to deflate footballs. >> we haven't had one of these games in a long time. it's always fun to get out there and play. we took advantage of it. we took the win. our guys played hard. there's a lot of things we can do better. we're going to get back to work. we've got 10 days before we go to buffalo and that's a tough place to play. we've got a lot of studying ahead and hopefully get a little rest this weekend and get back to work. >> finnish driver with a lead in the australian rally. the driver won three stages to move into top spot on friday. he currently is second in the word championship standings. he'll need the win in this event to keep up the lead. the battle for the moto g.p. continues

the big story in las vegas, the air force's take it or leave it offer to a nevada property. the air force is offering $5.2 million or vowing to seize the property through condemnation. the family that owns the land is rejecting the deal for now. rejecting the deal for now. that's tonight's look outside yes, we are twins. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you see signatures of people that you've never met. i mean, you don't know these people, but you feel like you do. you get connected to them. i wish that i could get into a time machine and go back 100 years, 200 years and just meet these people. being on ancestry just made me feel like i belonged somewhere. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com. >>> germany, great britain, and france say they will take in hundreds of thousands of refugees and are trying to come up with a plan to spread out others across the continent. we have our update

the big story in las vegas, the air force's take it or leave it offer to a nevada property. the air force is offering $5.2 million or vowing to seize the property through condemnation. the family that owns the land is rejecting the deal for now. that's tonight's look outside the beltway from "special report." we we'll be right back. get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones. boost® high protein is the #1 selling high protein complete nutritional drink and it has a great taste-guaranteed! help get the nutrition you need everyday with boost® high protein. join the club at brandpower.com. have my stomach feeling all knotted up. i've tried laxatives... but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a pile of bricks... that keeps coming back. linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps

antidong agency i did not commit any violations of the nevada or use of drug testing guidelines and proud athlete and i will continue to champion the cause. in the nfl superbowl champions the patriots had a successful start to title defense and beat the pittsburgh steelers in the opener and quarterback brady had four touchdown in 28-21 win and brady had a four-game ban recently for deflating footballs that was overturned last week. >> i was excited, our whole team was excited and haven't had one of these games in a long time and it's always fun being out there and getting the opportunity to go out and play and took advantage of it, it was a good win and our guys played hard and obviously a lot of things we can do better and we will get back to work and we have ten days before we go to buffalo and that is a tough place to play so we have a lot of studying ahead and hopefully get a little rest this weekend and get back to work. >> the battle for the title between rosi and lorenzo when the grand prix gets underway on sunday and the yamaha who won in the last circuit had carts with a more fri

or another. when several interest groups in nevada or south carolina or new hampshire or iowa ask you to come toate three weeks before their primary, you're going to go. it's a very contorted complex thing. i think the tweak is not to add more debates because they'll happen anyway. the tweak is to get rid of the exclusivity rule. you are still welcome in the six major debates. >> clearly i asked the right guy that question. rich, your final thoughts before we let you go. >> this is what we do. this is the way america chooses its leadership. countries that have parliamentary elections, they do the same thing but it happens behind closed doors. these fights behind closed doors and whoever emerges becomes the party leader and prime minister if they take over. people around the world can laugh at us and point at us. it is sausage being made that it generally tastes pretty good at the other end. >> rich and howard, good to see you both. thank you guys. >>> how so many people are cashing in by playing video games online. what's behind the boom, next. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog

there is actually a whole field call fire weather or fire meteorologist that helps firefighters. >> the snow pack in nevada is at a 500 year low. that is also a problem right? >> right, because that snow pack eventually melts, that next system could bring a little bit of snow back to the sierra. >> thank you. a same sex couple received a marriage license from the clerk's office. kim davis read a tearful statement saying she was seeking accommodations for her religious beliefs but she would not interfere with licenses being issued. davis said her name will not be on the licenses. >> i'm just a person that's been transformed by the grace of god. and who wants to work, be with my family. i just want to serve my neighbors quietly, without violating my conscience. so this morning i'm forced to fashion a remedy that reconciles my conscience with judge benning's orders. effective immediately around until an accommodation is provided by those with the authority to provide it, any marriage license issued by my office will not be issued or authorized by me. >> in her essence, deputies have been giving the couples th

working clothes and temperatures and a five for the streams and california as well as in idaho and nevada or this new package and western u.s. or rent a lot lower than the averages and large rivers are stock levels if officials say this year's warm and dry weather could their previous the to do's to come. >>darya: is already a plan for possible storm to utility company in the city expecting one of hundred 50 mi. of sewer line to reduce flooding during a possible storm officials are one of the public the losing it to do to avoid the problems. >>darya: there is a 95 percent chance that an el nino could last. through the last . if >>reporter: also generally speaking were talking seven to close might have some areas there ok to the upper 60s than tonight nice relief happening here of a bit more gradual coming to the '60s by 9:00 p.m. this most likely will drive some low-level committee to contend with that even though we have lower temperatures and begin to feel factor cost of higher temperature than they really are a look will be have to pay for the east bay shoreline most reserve in the '80s a

whether or not it reaches the ground is another question. in the sierra nevada inch or more than that throughout early next week. in terms of the highs across the state, still hot and hazy with the fires from the southern sierra. yosemite 99. 87 in lake tahoe. hazy there, and the week ahead in san jose, the cool down continues another five degrees today with the lee leaf in site, and then 70s for highs as another area of low pressure really brings some cooling into all of next week. so 78 today should do it or upper 70s for san mateo, 76 oakland. 85 napa, 91 livermore, 94 antioch and it's an evening game for the padres and the giants. 68 degrees 6:00. 62 at 10:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast, little change in terms of temperatures but we will have the cloud cover and it's all coming down to where you should be for this time of year. but even cooler than average and a few drops possible monday and then into the middle of next week. so finally it's going to be behind us. >> thank goodness. thank you, lisa. in sports, the injuries keep stacking up for the sa

mark your calendar or get your ticket to nevada because that's where it's happening. >>> so what do you want to hear from the candidates because we're happy to have you tweet us with your debate questions. you just need to use the #cnndebit. >>> moving on, other big stories on this labor day, the pictures of migrants and refugees streaming across the border have been nothing short of appalling. vulnerable people searching for sarng tuary, some with just the clothes on their backs. and a child in their arms. they're facing an uncertain welcome wherever they end up. we'll take you to the epicenter where we are live in the middle of this crisis. >>> and also the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion became a villain to millions of people. but after weeks in hiding, don't ask him if it's hiding, he says he's just been taking his time, he's now talking about the hunt that made him infamous, and his plea to leave his family and his co-workers alone. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our natio

believe it or not there was some high elevation snow in the sierra nevada. it is not falling at lake level. blue canyon has not been getting any snow. as we look at the rainfall totals they are varying from trace amounts like livermore and concord to almost just over an inch and a half at mount saint huh lena to half an inch. .20 in napa. san francisco and oakland .01. san jose zero. so you didn't measure and half moon bay .20 of an inch. often they are missed in the early stages when we are in the middle of late summer and fall for rainfall. the temperatures right now mainly in the 60s. we do have some 50s in the north bay. the cloud cover and the moisture in the air are holding the numbers up. looking toward san francisco the showers will end early in the morning. the heat returns for the upcoming weekend. satellite-radar shows the cold front coming through and it brought us the wet weather and it helped the firefighters and really this adds a little more moisture. that helps from a fire perspective even if you are in the fourth year of the drought. you ca

the country was populated across to get either to california or oregon or the california trail coming down to west through nevada. i will show you a few pictures here. that is towards the end of the trip actually and i have lost a lot of weight actually but that granite marker marks the trail all the way across. it was placed by scientists because it's hard to keep it on vandalism that sort of thing. that's a sort of marker we came across by the hamburg station in kansas which got me going on wanting to cross the trail. this is a nice picture because it shows one of our water barrels. this was in central nebraska after we have been on the trail for about a month and if it was a good week i took maybe one shower so you can see what the trail does to an otherwise handsome guy. this is my brother neck with whom i took the trip. i described a relationship in the book as collaborating dna presenting itself with symptoms of severe bipolar disease. i am sort of refined and have a college education and it's offensive to my brother that i'm educated and it's one thing that i read books that i've written five books. he is

believe it or not there was some high elevation snow in the sierra nevada. it is not falling at lake level. blue canyon has not been getting any snow. as we look at the rainfall totals they are varying from trace amounts like livermore and concord to almost just over an inch and a half at mount saint huh lena to half an inch. .20 in napa. san francisco and oakland .01. san jose zero. so you didn't measure and half moon bay .20 of an inch. often they are missed in the early stages when we are in the middle of late summer and fall for rainfall. the temperatures right now mainly in the 60s. we do have some 50s in the north bay. the cloud cover and the moisture in the air are holding the numbers up. looking toward san francisco the showers will end early in the morning. the heat returns for the upcoming weekend. satellite-radar shows the cold front coming through and it brought us the wet weather and it helped the firefighters and really this adds a little more moisture. that helps from a fire perspective even if you are in the fourth year of the drought. you ca

nevada. if you're a bush or a walker or a trump or a carson, i think you have to show those poll numbers areeal and broad, but this really does give an opportunity to conservative candidates to stick around longer and say, hey, i might not have the viability, the name id this these early states, but when it comes to alabama, georgia, tennessee, texas, virginia, i mean, that's cruz country, carson country, huckabee country. there's a lot of other people who may not be number one, two or three in those early states that will hang on -- >> but if you are one, two or three and you are a cruz or a carson and you do well, you do land on the podium in one of those states and you sweep up in the sec primary, i think you've got yourself -- >> you know what? we talked a lot about cruz and trump being very close and close friends. here's my theory. i think that trump is covering south carolina, nevada, new hampshire and iowa, and he's saying you want to be my running mate? then you've got to go cover these eight sec states. that way we've got 'em both covered. >> you think a deal has been made. >> i do

those who make good evil and evil good, to all those who excuse or worse partner with this evil, know now you will be remembered as the nevadais day or the muse lynnie. you will not be remembered well. yet those who choose to stand against this tide of insanity will lynnie. you will not be remembered well. yet those who choose to stand against this tide of insanity will be remembered sazz righteous people, of children, of courage. today i want the almighty god, the god of abraham isaac and jacob to know that i stand with his law, not those that are passed in the corrupt chambers behind me but those that come from above. at is more, i will no longer fight against something. now to gin here and fight for something. fight for life. decrensy, fight for the women who are devout youth, the homosexuals who just want to live, fight for the children that are cruise sfide and raped up to ten times a day. fight for life, fight for light, because light will onquer the darkness. no matter where evil lurks, evil must be put on notice today that the mighty arm of god is rising up and evil will be defeated. should enjoy this season of chaos

or treat." cars...covered w/ ash. burning man ash. the popular festival in the nevada desert came to a >>> did you notice out there today a lot of dirty cars covered with ash. >> burning man ash. the popular festival in the nevada desert came to a fiery ends last night. >> tonight the exodus home and the rush to car washes. jeanelies that afterglow of burning man. >> wonderful. dusty. >> reporter: monica brought more than memories back from burning man. she brought lots of dust. >> it's in everything. it doesn't go away. that's the beauty. you have to embrace it. >> reporter:ities unless it's on the car. like hundreds of other burners rolling back into the bay area, she is at the car wash. >> we'll see about 500 burning man cars over the next week. >> reporter: this touchless car wash in san francisco has extra staff on duty this week to handle the crush of what they call ghost cars. they are dusted white inside and out. requiring extra scrubbing, extra rinsing and extra detailing. >> our policy evolve and our prices evolve. >> reporter: customers are warned about long

at a time when they were populated to get to california or the oregon trail coming down to west on a nevada. to show you a few pictures that is to the end of the trip by lost a lot of weight actually but that marker marks of a trail to be replaced because it is hard to keep them not vandalize but that comes across the hall lindbergh station and that got me going to get me across the trail. this is a nice picture in central nebraska after we are of the trail for one month and if it was a good week maybe i took one shower once you can see what that does. [laughter] this is my brother with whom i took the trip i describe our relationship does collaborating dna presenting itself with symptoms of severe bipolar disease. [laughter] i verified with a college education he is educated but it is one thing that i read books but i had written five books. he is blue-collar and kind of rough and so forth. unfact we only had two flights but to be attracted to crazy women in every morning we have a routine end to ruth prevent a runaway but here she was a prom queen and she knew it. a real worker real affec

nevada if they don't use something there. they have educational savings accounts. every parent $5,000 or more. they can choose which school their kid goes to no matter what. or even pick specific courses outside the school to help their kids. that's the way to go. free markets work in education. >> now, we should mention, by the way, they do work, but charter school teachers get paid less, but they have a lot more freedom. as a former teacher in chicago, bruce, listen up, i was -- i got to tell you, sometimes the freedom is worth more than the increase in pay. >> dave, in competition is how you make every industry more efficient, whether it be schools, clothing, or food. it doesn't matter. you know, the hypocrisy here is that many of these public schools that don't want competition from charter schools are the same places where you have to compete to make the basketball team or the soccer team or whatever. >> a lot of people forget that competition is important. not just in business, but in places like schools as well. >> absolutely. look, i am solidly in the camp for educational freedom. i vi

or was it someone closer to home? >> if you're asking me my opinion, he hated her. >> the clean get cleaner and the dirty get dirtier. ♪ >> kathy augustine was one of the most colorful politicians in nevadatate politics. she was the state's first female comptroller, and she was on president bush's short list to become the secretary of the treasury. >> whether you agreed with her politics or not, you could not doubt that this woman was a force of nature. >> but augustine's star fell as quickly as it rose. >> not guilty, madam president. >> in 2004, her political enemies accused her of violating election laws, and her case was brought before the state legislature. >> i think that we can finally get a fair and nonpartisan trial in the state senate. >> but the trial didn't go her way. kathy augustine was convicted of using state personnel and equipment for her campaign and was fined $15,000. >> i think kathy considered leaving politics after the impeachment, but she really wanted to clear her name. >> she was one of the top five elected officials in the state. some people thought she was not very nice and some people thought she was the greatest thing since cupcakes. >> two years later, kath

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or less okay. >>> and just when you thought you've seen it all at the burning man festival in the nevada desert, that's not smoke. it's high winds whipping up a dust devil as revelers in various states of undress looked on in amazement. wind gusts in the area up to 40 miles an hour. party on. >>> when we come back, the town robbed of running water and the woman on a mission to keep her neighbors from running dry. next at 6: ===take vo=== breaking news. a gust of wind pushed a kitesurfer - onto the great highway, where he was hit by a car. ===janelle/take vo=== and a warning for labor day revelers along the russian river, after a dog's death. ===next close=== the news is next. >>> just 150 miles from where we are in the thoroughly modern and bustling city of los angeles sits a drought-stricken town where indoor running water is a thing of the past. the water has run out for thousands of farm workers and others who depend on private wells that have run dry. but thanks in part to one tireless volunteer no one is going thirsty. from east porterville, california here's jacob rascon with our "making a

. >> the second part of that people can choose whether or not unions.nt to be in labor eye and nevada, in the workers choice whether or not they want to 81 icipate in the aoupbg whether it's membership or financially. >> why it is better for business? from a standpoint of arguments of right to work, they want to make it between and employees and management and labor. but the bottom line is this is union ment between officials and the workers they claim to represent. want the union security agreement that forces that collective and gives them this reason to say, union veryone's in this collective and therefore we have to charge them fees. topic alley attractive argument but it is really wrong workers and the choices they would like to make. with this u agree assessment or do you think that unions play a role in protecting rights? >> well i think it's a wonderful term of art to call this right to work. right to work. you have a right to work even in states where people are pay union dues. you have a right to work. from working.ou a better and more artful termite the right to free load o

or less okay. >>> and just when you thought you've seen it all, at the burning man festival in the nevada desert, that's not smoke. it's high winds whipping up a dust devil as revelers in various states of undress looked on in amazement. wind gusts in the area up to 40 miles an hour. party on. >>> when we come back, the town robbed of running water and the woman on a mission to keep her neighbors from running dry. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. add new business services with at&t and get up to $500 in total savings. did you know that meeting your daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each

nevada at 8:30 this morning. that's not far from where a quake hit yesterday morning. no injuries or damage from either quake have been reported. >>> a new study exposed why a toxic mercury is working its way into our shorelines. researchers found sea lions, seal, and other mammals are bringing mercury from the deep ocean. it happens when human pollution is absorbed. it gets into the food mammals eat. they bring it to show where it's excreted from their fur and comes into contact with humans. >>> reunion in the east bay. that bay bridge chicken is finally back with its rightful owner but [extracurricular activitiessands help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team... getting help with math... going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal... ...when you can't do the normal things. [announceto help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that for most kids are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... ...but anyone can help a foster child. >>> all right. still to come on abc 7 news at

any travel plans up near shasta or even i would say northeast california, bernie basin and even the sierra nevada. a cool pattern here in the morning. but after saturday we kick this whole system out and temperatures will jump up a good 10 degrees by sunday into monday. winded a advisory for lake tahoe. partly sunny and partly cloudy. sunday and monday look warmer. in fact, it will warm up pretty fast. mostly sunny for us. cool and breezy. i expect that to crank up as the next piece of energy dives into northern california. 60s own 70s tomorrow and wind protected areas it will be very cool again. we will be transition time and sunshine warmer if you will. sunday, monday, and tuesday. at least inland. >> you notice it as you walk out the door. >> yes. and last night. >> i had to turn the temperature up a little bit in the car. not the heater. the vents. ever >> i had the windows down in the car and department have to use the ac. >>> tim lincecum the giants two- time cy young award winner well his future is up in the air with the team. up next surgery that has put him out for the season as he appro

needs to win iowa or new hampshire is what he needs to do and he's not in a strong position in either one. the bush campaign talks about how you go on, there is south carolina, nevada, florida, the primaries, all of these other races, but republican candidates for president come from either the winner of iowa or new hampshire, very unusual to lose both and go on. so i think you'll eventually see jeb bush putting a lot of energy into those early stakes. >> what do you think the policy around jeb bush is, that is mostly sort of, you know, thought about had he talks, still waiting for grand lair ty and specifics on policy from all of the candidates, what do you think we think about when you think about jeb bush in terms of what he's strongest on. >> well, he would say he's already rolled out an attack plan, already made his positions clear on a number of things. i think the problem with bush is that he's just not really excited very many people. he's not connected with people. he was on the stephen colbert show earlier and he was asked about the exclamation point at the end of his name and the logo, he said it co-notes excitement. it actually doesn't. i think he actua

across the region, southern california, a little bit of nevada, arizona, lighter rain towards parts of southern utah but we don't have any flood warnings or as of yet. most will be in effect monday morning through tuesday evening across this area. we do expect to see anywhere between two and three inches of rain. as you know, flash flooding could occur within minutes. so you want to pay attention to what is happening and if there's rain upstream of you that cosh athat couldbe an indicator righ. monday into tuesday, things clear out as well. here across the united states we are of course waiting for the pope to come on tuesday. november a lot of the people outside, washington, 76, 81 on wednesday, 81 on thursday and then when we get to new york as we go towards thursday we're looking at about 80° as well. not as warm as cuba. >> calling on a higher power, kevin corriveau, thank you very much. >>> in indonesia, several areas called drowd disaster areas from the weather pattern known as el nino. the prolonged drought causing a choking heaz. step vaessen has our story. >> indonesia central java have run dry after half a year without rain. he

believe it or not this time tomorrow we're going to see frost advisories in oregon and northern california and nevadaed flag warnings are for those dry gusty winds across parts of wyoming, tomorrow portland, oregon about 54°. as we take a look at seattle not looking too bad. first day of labor day, we're going to see a lot of severe weather across much of the central plains. richelle back to you. >> thank you kevin. >>> a movie set to be released in december has both nfl and sony pictures playing defense. concussion is the story of the doctor that found the link between concussion and brain disease. concussion research is depicted in the movie. >> i found a disease that no one has ever seen. >> the new will smith film from sony pictures called concussion is just the latest reminder that football especially the nfl variety can be hazardous to your health. >> repetitive head trauma chokes the brain. >> will smith plays ben omalu. after performing a ct scan on nfl hall of famer, from repeated blunt force trauma, from junior seal, andre waters, players who took their own lives. living ex-players like joe

the stated intention of the minority leader senator reid and the senator from nevada who actually filibuster and prevent an up or down vote. this is something being actively encouraged by the president of the united states. just a short time after the president himself signed a bill, a a bipartisan bill with 98 votes in the senate which sets up a procedure by which this will be voted on. many democrats are tempted to filibuster this most important security issue that many would say i have seen during their lifetime. the president is picking the low road. he's claiming that those chanting death to america are making common cause with the republican caucus. that's the president of the united states. i'd like i'd like to point out there are several influential leaders of the president's own party that are opposed to this deal and they include some of this chambers most respected members in the field of foreign affairs. first of all, the ranking member of the foreign relation committee, senator cardin. he pointed out in his remarks when he said he would vote against excuse me or for the dissolution. under this agree

or factory detect. >>> evacuations orders in california's sierra nevada foothills because of a wildfire that burned about have been lost, six of them homes. >>> tom brady and the patriots made a winning start to their season. brady throwing four touchdowns last night against the steelers. three of them to tight end of course, rob gronkowski. it was his 23rd game with three or more touchdown passes on this friday september 11th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you. we begin with the search for a possible serial shooter in the phoenix area. authorities are trying to figure out if the 11 incidents since the end of august are linked. >> the latest attack coming just yesterday. abc's kayna whitworth has the latest. >> reporter: at least one more confirmed shooting along this phoenix highway. a bullet hole discovered in the side of this truck. >> this is a dangerous stretch of highway without the shootings. >> reporter: we rode along with trooper craig martin on patrol. we are on i-10, heading up and down this eight-mile stretch where many of these shootings have been reported.

nevada. there goes the higher clouds out of the way. thankfully we have a big cool down. 50s and 60s here. at least until thursday or friday. not much of a difference on these temps. most locations say cloudy to mostly cloudy. west at oakland. west at concord. west, southwest napa. san jose showing a south breeze. there goes one system on the way out. a little bit of drier air associated with that right there. our next system taking shape will sweep in here tomorrow. does look like tomorrow afternoon. for the north bay, mendocino county no doubt about it. and probably down to san francisco or sfo oakland north. after that it will wash out. we do have rain down in southern california. if you are heading down there, they are getting measurable amounts. we'll take it. mostly cloudy. windy at times here. and then partly sunny this afternoon. 60s and 70s on the temps. and cloudy tomorrow with rain developing. i don't think there will be much maybe peninsula, east bay, south bay but north bay they will be sell. and it looks warmer as we go into the weekend. but let's focus on tonight and tomorrow. some rain for those folks up in

nevada. why didn't you go back? what was it that made you make the poor choice to not return? >> i was already there for 16 months. it was only, like, a seven or eight-month program. it was my fault that i was there for 16 months. i was messing up when i first got there. i did complete every aspect of the program. sports, vocation, school, i completed everything. i asked when i was going to get released. i was told september 1st, and i just felt like that's -- september 1st, that's another 4 months away. i was like, i've already been here double the time you're supposed to be here, so that's why i ran. >> so why is it the program turned out to be double for you? >> because i wasn't working my program, your honor. i had an anger issue, and i just -- i couldn't control my anger. i couldn't control the things that i was doing. i was just snapping off. sometimes i wasn't taking my medication, and it just -- it caused a real problem for me. >> so you made the decision, then, that you weren't going to go back because you wanted to get out sooner? >> yes, your honor. >> but you accomplished some things while you were at silver state, did you not? >>

housing crash putting up rental apartments just signed their first -- or opened their first single-family rental community in sparks, nevadato lennar ceo this week. he's a big believer in the continued rental demand. he didn't say he is selling directly to investors, but said lennar is already planning more rental communities. this could get much-needed builder volume back. i find this fascinating. >> oh, yeah. >> they said it would not happen and here it is happening. they are filling these homes. >> what do you make of it? >> my question is how much of this is being driven by institutional investors and how much is being driven by perhaps the lay person on main street who has extra money who says i don't know what to do with it? maybe i'll buy another house and rent it out. >> i'm starting to hear that. that is always scary to me. >> you wouldn't believe how many people said should i buy a house when they heard about this story. a lot of folks are doing the mom and pop. that was the original single family investor play. now we see the institutional investors getting in on the game, that is where that volume for the build

i'm slow today. 9.9%, nevada, colorado, 10.7%. this is not one oring. and there are actually, so many times, jose, bring up this issue of speak english, and you can only speak english in this country, it's not 1951 anymore. we have moved on, and even latino conservatives who have been clinging to that 10 to 15 herself nab who says. now it's reallily personal. >> they may have actually called you in spanish, which would have been a weird kovrgs. >> that's what happens. >> victoria, thank you both for being with me. this is an important conversation and i appreciate you both on. >>> back now to our breaking news. same-sex marriage licenses being. now the second couple had getting their while the county clerk sits in jaul after a drug held her in contempt. dave is one that was rejected for a marriage license. he joins me this morning. good to see you. >> thank you for having me this morning. >> do you and your partner plan to get a license today? it hasn't been an easy thing for you. >> no, it hasn't been an easy thing. but yes, we do plan on going dow

or when? iowa was his state and he's down to 10th place. rubio is casting around for a place to when in the first four. bush has some strength in south carolina and nevada but if you don't win the first two, i'm not sure he will get there. k-6 in new hampshire is the one strength. -- john kasich in new hampshire is the one strength. maybe bush with his national experience and hundreds of millions of dollars, but right now, you have to say if you thet beat trump in one of first four, you cannot be the establishment candidate. john: we are going to agree a little bit too much here. bush's money gives him the ability to last longer than some of these other folks. the money for marker and rubio -- for walker and rubio has dried up considerably. as one of them collapses in a case of walker and flatlined in the case of rubio, not a lot of people being up for those two. bush has a lot of money. if he can somehow mount a comeback, he could be in this but he will have to do it soon because he starting to look like damaged goods to people who would be his natural constituent in the republican establishment. mark: there is still so much vote up for grabs. getting

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or nothing. she hit the ditch and it rolled. that kid could nevada leave without her seat belt on.threw her out. >> mariah larson was just 18 years old. >> all i remember is answering the phone and my mom telling me and that's all i remember. i just dropped the phone and just cried. cried and cried and cried. i just couldn't believe that that could happen three times in one family. >> i never really grieved for susie, just like i never really grieved for rusty until mariah's accident. and that was the day i grieved for all three of them. >> i can't imagine that scope of loss. i know how you -- i don't know how you managed it. >> i don't know either. >> that hit you pretty hard when she was killed. >> yeah. >> is that the point that gets you every time? >> yeah. >> marya was laid to rest in that little cemetery outside circle next to her uncle rusty and her mom susie. >> she had a hard time living without her mom and i guess that's why she finally went to be with them. just about didn't make it through that one. three of them. >> and right along with the family that day was the new