orth of downtown to 120th. i 80th avenue. it's a car and motorcycle. we have the express lanes block. it's stacking up near thornton avenue. an extra 10 minutes on the southbound side as those are trying to use if you jump on 48th avenue, you'll save time. i'll try to see if we can the cameras there. helicopter is not flying because it's windy. there's an acciient on 470 passed 285 causing delays to the west side. the construction has been picked up. >>> thanks jason. >>> 5:51. the washington redskins are making a plea to keep their trademark rights, what the u.s. supreme court has to say about that. they put it on the endangered list. all the endangered species live in hawaii. >>> congress isn't going to forget about the epipen and they want to know why the cost sky rocketed. top members of the oversight committee sent the ceo a letter telling her to hand over information on epipens troughity margin and the price rose by 500 bucks and the cc version that will cost $300. >>> it's 5:53. the redskins lost a battle. they won't take up the team's appeal to

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they are asking anybody's to be alert for any one orthing that seems out of place. the chief says go with the gut if you hear something at night you should call 911. and if you have any information about any of these crimes you can call e-mail or text the fire department or the police department and you can remain anonymous. coming up tonight at 11:00. hear from the family that could have lost their home in one of the fires. live at fremont abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> police made arrest in the string of home invasion robber robbery. big question tonight are the men they caught connected to robbery in other cities. one city in particular is giving a good look orinda where couple attack in front of the home. vic lee. >> the home security camera video was taken in late august at home in fremont mission hills area. 5 intruders came in through the patio door. video captured them in the identifying attire as they move through the house. this was one of two home invasions that happened in fremont in the same month. both had similar m o. wide ranging investigation b

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let's go orth. -- "outfront." i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight the breaking news. trump on fire. donald trump with a long, angry tirade firing back, ranting against charges of sexual assault blaming everyone from the clintons to the media, to the accusers themselves. >> these vicious claims, about me, of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. these claims are all fabricated. ner pure fiction. and they are outright lies. these events never, ever happened. >> in the last 24 hours four more women have come forward with damning accounts of trump groping them. forces himself on them. jessica leads says trump fondled and kissed her against her will in a flight in the 1980s. she was asked whether anyone else witnessed. >> the guy in the seat across the aisle could see. and i kept thinking well maybe the stewardess is going to come and he'll stop. but she never came. >> do you think how long that went on for? >> not real long, no. i would say it was just about, what, 15 minutes. that's long enough. >> that's with long time. yeah. >> did he actua

orthe intolerance of mistake the repercussions that come from mistakes. and i don't know any manager who doesn't make mistakes. this balancing act between over scrutinizing something, so that everyone is on board, even wrong -- if we all make mistakes together, who can be mad at you versus ok, we are going to give managers more authority, that is the bouncing act and that is the difference in government. >> do using the balance is right now or have we gone too far in the direction of no mistakes, no-fault, no tolerance? weny pritzker: i think that should have more latitude and flexibility. as a manager i certainly see the challenges with that. so take for example cyber security. a huge priority of this administration. a huge priority for the country. tocan't get the people in fill the positions and we don't have the flexibility in how to hire, we don't have the flexibility in terms of paying, because we compete with the private sector, and there are ofe 200,000 -- a shortage cyber security specialists in the united states at large and we are competing wit

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caller: we're close to fort orth and dallas. i want to go back to something the last caller talked about, we shouldn't let this go. he said, i think that it was incorrect to say that a majority of people being shot by police are black. i think that's what the point e're trying to make. i think we should keep in mind that this whole discussion that as bad as the crime situation is now in 2016, the overall situation is much better than it was in the 1990s. this country had a much higher crime rate, including homicides, than we have now. so we should keep that in mind. now, the big question we have to ask, are we headed back to the 1990ings? we do not know that. i don't really think we are. but it's hard to tell from -- we're talking essentially about two years worth of data here. last year and now these projections from this year. so the trends are not good. but we're far from the situation we were back in the 1990s, when the problem was much worse. o we should keep that in mind. business insider has a story on that point. a coupl

that rustration that truly does exist all around this country and whether it is on the left sanders, orthe eally in this kind of populist desi list nationali nationalist element and they mostly i think the scarring in this country began through the crash in 2008 and aftermath but it has been going on for longer than that. incivility bout the , an accumulation of issues that the american public haven't and they just had the proper outlet and i think that in this campaign they outlet, the proper right or wrongly, on the left campaignbernie sanders and on the republican side with the donald trump is willing to their darker side. jed, has it reached a dangerous level this year? as a think we see it different level at the presidential level we have not seen before. it is a couple minute nation of trends. educator, i find one of consequences is i'm having a time engaging students in discussions about the , the political issues. i want to respect -- i have my political positions and i want to respect the positions of my students. the two major parties is difficult to support yet people supportin