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post fought the foreclosure and won because the bank didn't have its paperwork in orde problems, still legally belong to post. [ knock at door ] >> bonnie, it's shannon behnken with newschannel8. i have questions for you. >> reporter: her orange hummer was out front, but she didn't answer. i checked out this house and found out she fought foreclosure here too. she won. that makes her old neighbors more furious. >> since miss post is not going to step up, then the bank needs decaying house, the bank filed a new foreclosure lawsuit last year. that is why the county won't demolish without the bank's permission. have i got involved, bank of america executives got involved and they said there will be some resolution here within 30 to 60 days. >> well that's good. at least some light at the end of the tunnel. but i keep wondering. i look at the house. it looks like it is in terrible shape. but, is demo the only option? could it be fixed up and livable? >> reporter: i asked and easiest option here. but, it is still structurally sound. that is why they can't get a court order to knock it down.

. >> we're going to have to continue to go forward with the recall in orde to ensure that he's no longer a judge. >> gunderson did end up serving jail time for beating his ex-girlfriend. he has had a court date this week for the other arrest. meantime brock turner is expected to be released from jail friday after serving half of his six-month sentence. >>> turning to politics now. republican presidential candidate donald trump is returning to the bay area for a pair of fund-raisers, first rally since one in san jose that turned violent. trump is expected to attend a $25,000 per person fund-raiser somewhere on the peninsula. he'll then head to another fund-raising event in napa. both events are private, open to donors only. trump's planned bay area swing is followed by a visit by hillary clinton. donors paid up wards of $33 for a meet and greet with clinton at bay area events. >>> dozens of people held a sit-in today to take a stand against gun violence. abc 7 news was at the unitarian church in san mato for this event organized by congresswoman jackie spear who was motivated but last yea

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an argument ensued between the athletes and two armed security displayed their weapons ord othered the athletes from their vehicle and demanded the athletes to pay the money. it will see if the guards overstepped their bounds as far as the payment goes. but the fbi is following this investigation. the swimmers could face charges of false testimony and vandalism. those charges in brazil to six months in jail. >> kerry barrett, thank you. >> at the games the u.s. men's basketball team takes on spain. this is the semifinals. >> the men's 4x100 relay takes center stage and the u.s. will be looking for more gold and so will usain bolt. in the 200 meter, bolt raced to his third straight gold. afterwards he said he was trying to beat his old world record but his body didn't respond because again the world's greatest athlete. he won his second straight gold medal in the decathlon. >> new york city celebrating a gold medal winner in the 400 meter hurdles. dalilah muhammad from jamaica queens captured america's first ever gold in that event. denmark took the silver, another american, ashley spen

i think a lot depends on how much information is put in the ord orders and what questions judges are asking. i think it is important to have a working knowledge of what thes things are, what they are signing and if they don't know what they are signing don't sign until you get more information. >> can i just respond to one point? you are right. the department of justice issued a policy and it was a step forward in a sense saying the default for federal agents should be getting a warrant before using a stingray. but there are two glaring loopholes unfortunately. first is it doesn't apply to states and localities even ones receiving funding to buy stingrays. if you receive a million from the government to buy a stingray you are not found by that policy or requirement. the second is that policy and a similar one issued by department of homeland security have loopholes. for example, the policy says you don't need a warned in so-called exceptional circumstances and doesn't design exceptional. we know it is not an energy because there is an exception for that but -- emergency -- but we don

son was loud and were going to miss and hopefully someone will feel something in turn themselves in ord whatever they thought they saw or what they thought they saw we need help to find an end to this. >> they say that they have been unable to get a description of the car. our grieving the loss of a long time cleveland business owne tom ganley, owner of the largest automotive in ohio passed away last night at the age of 73, according to his son, he was hospitalized in july and was transferred to ahh long-term ca facility in middleburg heights, funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. look into shooting along i-77 in canton, and stark county they say that it was not randomomto highway p abandond band that had been hit by several bullets drivera ran to a nearby home waking up the woman, who then contacted authorities, and stark county sheriff's department said someone at herc as she drove alone i-77 and the victim says she knows who fired the shots. >> eeit is not a random event, people do not have to be worrie along the hi highway. >> loshe's really younger 20s, disbelief that t

what the cab looked like and what exactly happened during the robbery.ry authorities have ordered ave ord one of the other swimmers, o that's jimmy fagan is believed d to still be in brazil butrazil right now it's unclear wherencle he is or if he's been detained by police.olic lochte is state side.te iate he took a flight out of rio two days ago. a. his lawyer says lochte fully cooperated with brazilian bzili authorities when the robberyen was first reported and said s lochte sat for several sev interviews with tourist policee the state department and the fbi. fb his lawyer also says lochteays was never asked to stay in and returned home when he intende intended.inte. the judge says the athletes'les' behavior when they arrived atrrd the olympic village after theerh incident combined with those inconsistencies with those tho statements are what areemen leading police to question ifces they're telling the truth.g th lots of questions. questio >> i'm wondering.>>'m wondering. what's the penalty they arey are found to have lied about this.bt >> reporter: i'm not sureter: wh b about that but i

the atlantic charter is a 400 .ord statement of war and peace it is negotiated as part of a three-day ship board conference between fdr and church real and various number -- members of their senior staff office to newfoundland. somewhere in the atlantic. it was a secret. roosevelt had a decoy cruising up and down the cape cod canal. document has eight points -- and a collected mix of provision, amounting to a kind of rehash of will sony and wilsonianism. this is mixed with references to various kinds of social welfare provisions the economic aspirations related to the new deal. and maybe the most interesting part about it in many ways is debate. 1941, why would that be an interesting day for roosevelt to be making a statement of war and peace names . anybody? let's do it without the boom. cash i havehinking to wake up. even though it is a secret that roosevelt, it is still a risky thing to do to release some of it immediately afterward. to make a statement about war and peace things for what the post were world will look like four months before pearl harbor is kind of out there for ro

>> i think an apology is in orde decency, but i also think it's a matter of diplomacy. it seems to me unlikely that ryan lochte and his colleagues wind up in a criminal court, but somehow this has to be untangled, and it is a public relations mess. the brazilians are sensitive about the reputation that rio has for street crime. there's legitimacy in that reputation, but if a false claim has been made in the spotlight of the olympic games, they want that claim to be cleared up. they want an apology, and they want it to be made clear that in this particular case they are not at fault. >> all right. bob costas, always good to have you on. thanks so much. >> thanks, lester. >>> now to a pair of disasters unfolding in separate parts of the country at home. in louisiana, relentless flooding is forcing new evacuations. and in california fire threatens thousands of homes but some refuse to evacuate. we have it all covered beginning with nbc's jolene kent in hesperia, california. >> reporter: lester, good evening. the destruction here is rampant. but just now developing, a few e

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with my then leader don rumsfeld to take over the transition from the nixon administration to the .ordtration and that was the beginning of a life.pecial part of my it shaped my entire career after of workingvilege with gerry ford in what were difficult days. a lot of our audience here today obviously doesn't remember as the shape theo country was in. but we had gone through the watergate, the scandal of watergate that ultimately ended up with the theat of impeachment of president of the united states and with the resignation of as president of the united states, the only time in our history that that's happened. course, because of the 25th amendment of the hadtitution, president ford served briefly as vice president whenning anew redesigned -- when agnew resigned and then took over as president of the united august 9,that day, 1974. in oura momentous period life as a nation. it wasn't just sort of an will.ry time, if you as has been stated this morning, it was a constitutional crisis of major proportions. all of a sudden the president of resignted states has to under fire. we used the

the attorney general says sheriff kyle overmyer deceived doctors and pharmacists in ordes to obtain prescription pain medication. and phph ca the 43 charge indictmenttion includes theft and tampering with records. medications from area prescription drug disposal dropg boxes. an akron man accused of ramming a police cruiser and injuring a cuyahoga falls officer will also face a judge this morning.judge 46 year old donald watson is facing attempted murder, felonious assault and other charges, for last month's crash. officer theodore davis suffered serious injuries, that forced him to spend a week in the hospital.donald w chargeer to remember the victim of a hit and run in cleveland.evelan 24 year old lennell mccormick was struck by a vehicle along the 6900 block of kinsman road was sthursday. yk he died saturday at the hospital. police do not have a description of the car involved. mccormick's family will gather for a vigil at the scene of the accident, tonight at eight.crip. mccormick' poor family has parents have noo clue as to who this could haveav been. right.be awful. so tragic. following dev

n instead of finishing up his summer at the pool ord park, oe person in colorado getting an his politicalon career.i donald trump campaign is relying dustin.ear-old he spent his friday putting the final cut touches on his field office where volunteers will help get out v the vote. of course of course on paper his mom is officially in charge o bt she hopes giving her son's responsibility will encourage other parents democrat or >> do want toepublic be presidee day? >> definitely. 2040.day? in 2040. >> sitting behind the big deski may not always be the coolest thing to do but he is hoping to inspiret others and continue his role until school starts in september. >>> 7:52 a.m. and stilll ahead forget that boring chocolate or yellow weddingat cake. >> these people are thinking a little more along the lines ofop gouda or perhaps breathe. >>> welcome back. some brides and grooms arem serving cake is as both an appetizer andca i dessert. >> but this food trend may be too cheesyhis for traditionali. here's more on cakes and cheese of course, po wisconsin. >> move over cheesecake. >> a lot of people

virtually everything about his candidacy, the one thing people will remember about donald trump is two ords"you are fired." hillary will be a "you are hired president." she will talk about what we have been talking about in learning about on the trail. the american economy was in a freefall at the end of the bush administration and president obama has pulled it out and we are climbing again but we have a long way to go, a long way to go because we need to grow jobs and make sure that the growth is not just for a few, but that the growth is shared by all, and so to do that, hillary has a very dynamic plan about how to grow our economy and grow it strong. it involves skills training, involves major investment in advanced manufacturing, infrastructure, debt-free college so that people can get the skills they need to be successful. mr. kaine: it involves, you know, things that should be just basic like raising the federal minimum wage so you cannot work full-time and be below the poverty level. it also means making sure that women are entitled to equal pay or equal work. mr. kaine: now, these a

the saga continues after the meeting last night they voted to pass the orde lift with the first passed by cleveland and passing for three members to join the committee toe get this back going. now back to cleveland. they'll look at it and continue to negotiate. gary norton issued a statement saying quote, i commend members of city council for public input, doing what is right. it's my hope discussion wills move forward the spirit of cooperation between the two cities. coming up from the public, what night's meeting. here's hollie. >> 79, normal high on this day 6:52 is weapon the sun comes up. we'll end up well into the 80s. still summer and absolutely going to feel like it too. lots of sunshine. 70 at 8:00, 81 at noon. 86 86 by this evening. 50s and 60s as you're waking up getting ready lunches packed, breakfast on the table. it's 5:33. reality check is sunshine again today. we do have lots of showers and scattered thunderstorms to our west. that's the next thing to track. looks like we stay clear of that today. as we transition into this evening and tonight, you start to see green to

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. >> donald trump be a the campaign trail tonight out to prove he's the law and ord >> well, they arenning the heat on hillary clinton over the e-mail candle. sharon crowley now. sharon? reporter: yeah. at this time for tat tonight between clinton and trump. trump posting a fledge to the american people that he will fight to ensure that every american is treated equally. his posting comes after hillary clinton posted a negative ad about trump on twitter. trump is trailing in the polls and trying to gain ground. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump is trying milwaukee wisconsin tonight. his campaign stop here follows days of rayoths and protests in the city. the violence is a reaction to the deadly police shooting of an armed black man. earlier today, trump met with the milwaukee county sheriff. >> you take a look at ferguson and st. louis. you take a look at all the different baltimore, i guess, the number one example of the last couple of years. we need, we need law and order. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary conditionton has pennsylvania, ahead in the polls there

understand some of what 're saying.the sty found to thy humans ords milar to dogs were positive ?and? said in a positive tone... dogs could understand they coming up in our next half hour. a messy crash overnight near the milwaukee-wauwatosa border. plus... milwaukee police will host another national night out.details ahead! 3 3 3 3 traffic is building out on the roadways...the latest on overnight construction closures and an update on your wednesday morning drive is coming up in ready traffic...the cbs 58 morning good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, august 31-st.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell. many students head back to school?tomorro.but there are some getting ready to ad to the bus stop now. 3 so let's get a check of the forecast.meteorologist justin thompson gee says you'll want to grab a sweatshirt! ((30 second tease 15 seconds ah) ahead))today: a few clouds and still a touch muggy in the morning becoming sunny and comfortable by afternoon. cooler with highs in the middle 70s. wind: ne 5-15 mph. tonight: clear sky. little chilly with lows in the upper 50s.

that's a famous acting trope -- you may not like my .ords he did it for the general, the general wascruz is not disabled. that's a media lie whether you like my words or not. record, don't like that word. , always ann coulter brave, never flustered. next, we will talk about race and politics. if you are watching in washington, ec, you can listen to us on the radio at bloomberg 99.1 fm. we will be right back. ♪ john: welcome back. of thet is the chair center for african american studies at princeton university. " has a book out called democracy in black." topic in ourbig campaign. you say this is an argument only interests white people. guest: with not really about black folks, is it? it's about who can be labeled what and what their decisions the wayit's african-americans are courted in this election and how we are often treated in these election cycles and that's simply as chess pawns to be moved about. to call hillary clinton a big it is in some ways to say i'm not a big it and for hillary clinton to say let's look at what he said has little to do with what about the housing crisis

today, the district attorney will ask if a formal orde we will have coverage of that hearing in our late are newscast. mikaya thurman, wral news, fayetteville. -- in our later newscasts. >>> dependies in arrested a suspect in a 1977 murderer in florida. 75-year-old alan bregman was arrested at his home. he is charged with killing his former lover debbie clark in 1977. police in miami say new technology connected dna evidence at the scene to there because bregman owned the apartment clark rented. >>> a riverside high school student taken into custody by immigration officials in january is expected to be released next week. wildin guillen accost haze been held in a detention facility in georgia for months. supporter using a go fund me page have raised more than $10,000 need to have him bond out. we talked to one of his teacrs enroll in school an he only has one semester to finish. i'm sure wildin will have a big transition back to just normal life. i mean he has been gone for almost seven months. >> immigration enforcement officers tell wral the bond decision was made by the immigration co

the son of a suspected drug l ord, el chapo, is one of the alleged gang members arrested. several of the men who were kidnapped had false identities, complicating the effort to identify them. it's believed the >>> the late gay rights activist and politician, harvey milk is being honored in a special way by the u.s. navy. the usns milk was unveiled in a naming ceremony in sacramento yesterday. the tanker will be part of the new fleet being built in california. milk was elected as one of the first openly-gay politicians in that sate in 1977. he was assassinated a year l milk hid his sexual orientation, in order to enlist in the navy. >>> explorers in southeastern poland are digging up local lure in the search for buried treasure. a new dig is under way to find a nazi train, said to be loaded with treasure and armaments that disappeared alt -- at the end of world war world war ii. explorers claim to have spotted it, hidden in a secret tunnel. the research team was given 10 days to find that tunnel. >>> you can add a backlash to a menu at a restaurant, after it put up a billbo

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in orde in other words, i recommend giving your children gifts of stock. i've been using it since the show started is disney. give them a couple of shares a year for the holidays, starting when they're old enough to appreciate the big movie franchises, "frozen squ", "star wars," whatever. not to mention a terrific theme park business and properties. by the time your kids are teenagers, i think their disney holdings will show a nice gain. there is no better way to demonstrate the power of saving money and investing in stocks than having your children make money in the stock market themselves and follow it along. as much as i like disney, you don't have to go with mickey mouse. it can be any high quality stock that's interesting to kids. teach them a different way of looking about money rather than cash as being something to be spent. you need to teach them that money can be something to be saved and invest and cremakree e money. if you don't want to do did for your children, do it for yourself. because kids who can manage their finances are kids who won't b

look right now at your radar and the reason is it's the current rain action and also the circulation ord flow. the low pressure in the -- just in the southern portions outside of the gulf, the hundred dollars towards the atlantic and all converging together to bring a lot of moisture into northeast ohio and areas over the great lakes and that means we're going to be seeing our rain chances going up today, tomorrow, and a well. and very muggy out there. we're going to talk more about the storm chances for this afternoon for now. over to you. >>> and thank you, waking up with with us on this wednesday, it's 5:08. >> yeah. >> and possible. i'm terrence lee. >> i'm corrina pysa for jackie. at&t customers keep an eye on your mail this morning. why you could be getting a refund. >> and an officer has trouble driving. why a worker at the restaurant . shots fired at a memorial service and protest in ferguson, missouri. the demonstrations mark the second anniversary of the police shooting of michael brown. there is video of a car speeding through a group of protestors blocking the street and hitt

note ord will little remember what we say here. it can never forget what they did here. it is for us, the living, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. it is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us. that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that e gaveof which they her the last full measure of the motion -- of devotion. that we resolve these dead shall not have died in vain. shallhis nation under god have a new birth of freedom. that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the air. -- from the earth. [applause] carla: thank you. it is no exaggeration that the gettysburg address has been read or recited millions upon millions of times. each time it is read or heard, even now more than a century and a half after it was written and delivered, it still inspires. it still moves us to the core. it still makes us introspective. it still transcends and takes us to new levels of hope and possibility. many consider the gettysburg

the ties are made in china." [ audience laughter ] ord of caution from governor rick scott after announcing the first >>> a word of caution from governor rick scott tonight afternnouing the pinellas. what we know about it and what's next. >>> the fact that a person is willing to set fire to building where children play is >> auslim shaken after a string of mosques. the extra steps they take for protection. >>> i'm lloyd saeoers. we heard it before, but this time will solar energy finally work in florida? >>> good evening, everybody. welcome. i'm kelly ring. >> i'm mark wilson. we have the first confirmed case in pinelou t's no time to panic but to be prepared, stay educated and take the warnings seriously. governor rick scott will tour the state to talk about zika. aaron mesmer is live in pasco, where the governor's second stop was today. what did he say? how concerned did he appear to be? >> reporter: he's very concerned, and he said people in florida should be concerned and should take this seriously. unfortunately, this is what folks experts for months. that by the end of the summer it c

>> i think we're done with that ording with president roosevelt on the relationship, and the fear the wendell willkie was having with rita van doren. ffair that wendell willkie was having with rita van doren. why wendell willkie's relationship with madam chiang has not been discussed. >> you have brought it up, so we will talk about it. >> leave that to the international hoosier scholar and. know that at one point in the evening, when the whoopi and the woman left by themselves and -- wendell willkie and the woman left by themselves and were gone often to places that were also a little bit tricky, close to the battlefield. he rolled around in an american jeep in russia. with the russian general, he said what are you all defending here, sir, and the russian general said we are not defending, we are attacking. he was trying to send an expression of hope and support from the u.s. to these countries at the time. china was a big country in play at the time. the book he wrote, same home whe wendell willkie came back and talked about his one world tour. >> but i want you to remember that we

. >> regretting, he said if i have chosen the wrong words ord intend, then i regret that. this is what people love. they love humility. authenticity. accessibility. i'm amazed that the hillary team has responded in yet another attack on donald trump. when are we going hear about how she feels about aetna and united health care pulling out of o obamacare. it's still seen unfavorably. is she going to own snit we want >> i'll talk to mr. mook in a bit. is donald trump sorry for what he said about the khan family, about john mccain? about judge curi erk l. >> she s >> he said he regrets the personal pain he's caused. i believe this is what people appreciate. we couldn't get secretary clipt on the say she deleting 33,000 e-mails. she's sorry about pay to play at the state department. sorry about the clinton foundation taking all these foreign donations that i assume, george, she's implicitly admitting are not a good idea since she's reported that they will stop taking these donations if elected. >> you have had a change of heart as well. cruz. >> he's built a lot of his busines

that right now, the conversations behind the scenes are not when we are going to ord, but at what point have to pull the cord. and what does that look like? does that mean the rnc is directing funding away from from donald trump's campaign, staff away from the campaign into senate races? and how much support do they lend to donald trump? there is a feeling that if they completely cut him loose and he tanks in the polls, they are basically going to be giving up the votes for the majority in both the house and the senate, and that is something they don't want. john: kasie, donald trump is trying to make hay with this iran ransom story. does the clinton campaign think there is any danger to them politically? kasie: look, i think they are very much aware of it. this is something they are treading carefully around. clearly, she is tied into this, but they feel like it is another example of a story overshadowed by what is going on with the donald trump campaign. i mean, they have been pretty lucky over the course of the last couple of days. she had that misstep in her fox news sunday intervie

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> dickerson: as he's articulated it in the primary, ending that lawlessness, talking about law and orde means removing the 11 million who are here from the country, enforcing the laws that he says they are breaking, moving them then putting them amount the back of the line. is that your understanding that that is still his position? >> he's wrestling with that. people that are here unlawfully, came into the country against our laws are subject to being removed. that's just plain fact. >> dickerson: there was a little confusion about his position. 11 million from the united states. >> well, what i'm certain about, is that did he not make a firm commitment yesterday or the meeting the other day about what he will do with that. but he did listen and he's talking about it. >> dickerson: i want to ask you about mention security those that are coming in to the country, talked about extreme vetting for people coming in to he america, but a lot of these terrorist attacks, whether it's in chattanooga or orlando or san bernadino were committed by people who are u.s. citizens. that wouldn't be tak

even after excessive force is ord, someone will be tased beaten or punched in the face and no charges are brought against the individual. amy: ralikh hayes, your group baltimore bloc released thihis, leaked this document. how did you get a hold of it? you're the first to put it out. >> i cannot actually answer that. we have to protect those who support us in the movement for liberation. what yourlk about first reaction is in reading it. do you believe you were the first to see it? >> i do not think we were the first. maybe the first on the grassroots level. i think we were probably not the first to actually have it. my first reaction upon reading it was, well, water is wet, right? these are things we have been saying for a long time the city. not even talking about the covers,eriod is report but the entire history of the city from when it first began and was doing protective covenants black people could not even to certain neighborhoods. this is the history, the coulter of the baltimore police department. this did not just start from zero-tolerance under o'malley. this was bred into t

sometimes the truths of these .ords are hard to see right now those words test us.ple of dallas, the people across the country are suffering. we're here to honor the memory and mourn the loss of five fellow americans, to grieve with their loved ones, to support this community, to pray for the wounded and to try and find some meaning amidst our sorrow. for the men and women who protect and serve the people of my thursday began like any other day, like most americans each day, you get up. probably have too quick a breakfast, kiss your family goodbye. then you head to work. but your work and the work of police officers across the ountry is like no other. for the moment you put on that uniform, you have answered a even in at any moment the briefest interaction, they .ut your life in harm's way he answered that call. so did his wife katrina. not only because she was his spouse of a police officer but because she's a detective on the force. they have two kids. and lauren took them fishing. used to proudly go to their school in uniform. and the night before he died, he bou

>> well, let me start by saying every time i have done a job, people have count orded on me a trusted, just maybe when i'm actually running for a job, there is a real benefit to those on the other side in trying to stir up as much concern as possible. >> well, that's not a bad defense. it only will work with your people, though. if you blame the other side by definition your side will agree and the other side won't. >> that's right. interesting timing. she by and large has had a very good week. she let donald trump -- >> she's the luckiest person in the universe this week. >> donald trump having all of these problems. so she's up in the polls but this not a press conference but this interplay with press today -- >> at this point, she's actually right in respect. her polling numbers have gotten much better when she's not actually running for office but holding office >> so true. >> well regarded secretary of state. >> joe biden keeps going up all the time, by the way. he's not running. roundtable is staying with us. up next, they tell me something i don't know. when i crave a smoke tha

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ords yourself for ank you, dr. mccormick your warm introduction. rs. kennedy, senator mitchell, ambassador anderson and distinguished panelists an uests it is an honor to represent the northern ireland -- in the presence 6 resence of so many who supported northern ireland and those that have done so much. have been in washington just over three years and i continue to be humbled by the number of an interestake such in our little corner of the world and have done so much to progress.o tonight i. to pay tribute to the most definitely was it in for the long game with northern ireland. a our office we have wonderful photograph of the was first done five-year 2007 after a break and the front row are canada. kennedy and mrs. if he were still with us today i hope he would be pleased we have actions to ed his the northern ireland assembly hat mark the completion of two mandates of the assembly since that photograph was taken or out any suspensions breaks. a significant achievement. not an election cycle dominated as they once were totally by the constitutional

. >>> to california now and a monster wildfire that has 5,000 homes under evacuation ords.cres in the san bernardino mountains. dry shrub and brush are fueling the flames. hundreds of firefighters are battling the flames on the ground and in the air. the cause of the fire is under investigation this morning. >>> and residents along florida's gulf coast are likely to see more of this as the drenching rainstorm continue for a second day. there will be heavy thunderstorms from the florida panhandle down to tampa with spotty storms extending up into the carolinas and across to florida's atlantic coast. some communities may see as much as a foot of rain. >>> the family of a muslim teen arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school last year is suing. teachers said it looked like a bomb. others suggested it was a case of bias against muslims. ahmed muhammad, then 14, was suspended for three days. the case made national headlines, and muhammad was even invited to the white house. still, the family says the incident forced them to leave the united states. school officials deny a