the track is just outside rochester, new york. he bumped into ward. ward goes into the guardrail and he is upset. he got out of the car and starts to go after stewart. the race is under caution. he is still out there. he gets in front of one car, stewart does not see him behind the other car and struck and killed right there. you can hear the engine revving just before ward is hit. there is a lot of talk of stewart's temper issues over the years. the tracks dimly lit. ward was all in black and should not have gone by the cars that were moving. tuferte released a statement saying there are not words to describe the sadness he feels about the accident that took the life of kevin ward jr. stewart decided he would not run in the nascar race at watkins glen adding his thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by the tragedy. three hours ago, the sheriff in this county where this happened said there are no charges being filed against stewart, but the investigation is ongoing. it's pretty clear, even though tony stewart has issues, it was an accident.

one group bin cleveland and then hater -- arizona state on a leadership scholarship then to rochester new york. i have been a ucla 12 years. >>host: hoosier co-author? >>guest: a political science professor at george washington university in and he steadies campaigns and elections. of we had no professional relationship and i have a capacity to start a very popular blogging called the mckee cage. if anybody can do this work. >>guest: to run this worries me? he said i want to do it. there really was a gamble. >>host: is a hard to write a book coast-to-coast. >>guest: it is incredibly hard but trying to right prickly in the less than one year it is brilliant because there were weeks it was every hour of the clock there are times them would go to bet at 3:00 in the morning he was going to bet at sitka -- getting a bit six thank you work on it is not ideal but you can do in nine months. >>host: what about the dnc and rnc? >> they are important collectors of tools for parties. both do this to understand the value of 500 for how often they have been touched by a campaign. being a clearing house to i

owner for 25 years of town and country pest solutions in rochester, new york.att and his daring staff tackle the critters that strike fear into the hearts of their customers. >> each guy that we hire is, like, literally a crazy person. they go out and they're not afraid to do anything. they've had every insect and animal bite them, sting them, you name it. we have fun doing this. >> this cute little snake, we're going to take that home to the kids. >> the team lives up to its slogan. we fear nothing but god. taking on nearly everything that goes bump in the night. from a wayward alligator in a lake to a massive infestation of bats in an attic to raccoons, spiders, bees, and even a 15-foot pet albino python slithering too far from its owner. some things can be relocated. >> just don't go to the same home. >> but others must be eliminated. that's the case for one universally frightening creature that is one of the staff's specialties. cockroaches. and when they invade in skin crawling numbers, this crew likes to capture it all on their camera. june 2009. in one o

. >> sunday as flags in rochester, new york, wereç lowered to half-staff, republicans urged the presidentexpand air strikes into syria where isis is based. >> one of the key decisions the president will make is air power in syria. we cannot give them a base of operations. >> polls show the majority of americans are tiring of u.s. involvement in foreign conflict. chris pallone, nbc 10 news, new york. >>> get ready for a beautiful day. sunshine was so bright, warmed into the low 80s in the afternoon. it was so comfortable as the humidity stays low. we're seeing a similar setup to tad's weather. clear skies right now. not a cloud to be found. the temperatures have been coming down. 64 degrees in philadelphia. a light breeze. the humidity, that number will come way down during the day. right now it's in the 60s at the shore. we'll be heading into the 70s this afternoon. radar no sign of any clouds. no rain in the area today. we are watching a line of showers that could be moving in later this week. don't expect them to last long. there's a possibility they arrive inned middle of the night, ea

. >> he ended up being the bishop of rochester, new york. here is fulton j shane. the title of this telecast what holds us together. we are in an entirely different age. our new task is quite different. is how to prevent ourselves from going to pieces. in other words, ever since we split the atom, people are split. nationalities, social groups. all the as if almost rubik's have fallen apart. >> you could see from that why he and clare got on so well. they are both theatrical. >> how much time did they spend together? >> she was the longest convert that he had ever worked with. took the longest time. she was so intellectually brilliant that she had to have all the answers to everything before she could convert. only took three weeks i believe. took many, many months. tohow close did she get bishop shane? >> very close. he always adored her and said she was the smartest woman that he had to teach. >> you talk about other priests that she got very close to. >> father murray, another great intellectual priest too. he in fact saved her life. one of her suicide attempts t

rochester, new york, not far from the track where tony stewart hit and killed another driver starred night. the 20-year-old kevin ward jr. upset after his vehicle was clipped got out of his car and gestured angrily. no charges are pending, but all options are open. >>> fox in detroit, police asking for reimbursement for investigating a kidnapping hoax. the cost of the effort to find an 18-year-old could be in the thousands of dollars. they say her alleged abduction did not happen. >>> and this is a live look at honolulu from khon. the big story, the successful rescue of three people aboard a 42-foot sailboat caught in hurricane julio. a container shipped arrived. the boat had been taking on water in 30-foot seas. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. factors like diet can negative

heavy rains, winds and flooding from rochester, new york. >> broken tree.was a broken swing. >> reporter: to new jersey. submerging this parking lot. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: leaving this park underwater. the rain and wind sent this tree crashing into a charlotte, north carolina, home while in georgia, driver has to turn back, the streets overcome by rushing waters. farther west a hailstorm pummeling west lafayette, indiana. dropping more than 5 inches of rain there. this driver struggling to make his way through the downpour in wisconsin and even more trouble on the roads in houston, texas. rainwater surging around this car trapping it. people living in this nearby apartment complex aren't going anywhere either of the cars parked inside this parking garage there destroyed by flooding. >> probably several hundred thousand dollars worth of damage in there. >> i might have to look at a new car here. >> and it continues a second day of flooding expected today. >> raining here in new york, as well. marci, thank you. >> we'll get back to summer soon at some p

. >>> a man of rochester, new york, knows about turning lemons into lemonade. hands, but he didn't give up. he invented shoe golf. he had a friend put a special attachment on his golf shoe he can gave b gave it from the too, make a ship shot or putt. he hopes to turn his invention into a business to help others with >> coming up this morning at 11:30 is inside story, here's matt o'donnell with a preview. >> reporter: thanks, guys, i hope you're having a great labor day holiday weekend. coming up on inside story. no new tax pledge from governor corbett, kind of surprising. tom wolf remains the guy to beat in the race to become governor. >>> a local congressman's political future is in big trouble. we'll discuss a new development in the on going investigation into congressman in philadelphia. >>> some believe the taney dragons should not have had a parade in philadelphia. >> reporter: hot and humid today. for the third time this month we're forecasting 90 degrees in the city. hot and humid, thunderstorm threat is after 4:00, 5:00. the jersey shore temperatures pe

. >> host: david, rochester, new york.o ahead with your question or comment for reza aslan. >> caller: yes, dr. aslan, you mentioned earlier in this program -- [laughter] it's been so long, i forgot the -- zero as try januaryism. and i believe that was the religion of persia before it became iran. and what i was wondering is are there any vestiges left in, of this religion in present day iran or any place else, or is it a completely dead religion? thank you. >> guest: what a fantastic question. and i love it when people ask me about sor rah as try januaryism because it is one of my favorite religions and probably, i would say, the most important religion in the history of religions. and i am not saying that lightly. the prophet lived probably around 1100 b.c., that's our best guess. it was the first monothe wristic religion. it was not the first monotheist. the first was actually the great egyptian pharoah who believed that the ahten was the only god, that all other gods were fall gods. that religion did not last very long

went to graduate school at the university of rochester in western new york. >> host: how long have you been at ucla? >> guest: i been here 12 years. .. >> i want to do it, and let's write this book in realtime. so it really was a gamble. >> host: is it hard to write a book coast to coast? >> guest: it is at the same time incredibly hard, but if you're trying to write the book quickly and in less than a year, it's actually brilliant because there were weeks where we worked every hour of the clock, you know? the time change in that case really works for you, and when i would go to bed at three in the morning, he was getting up at six in the morning, and he could pick the project back up and work on it until i finished teaching, and i could pick it up. so it's not ideal, you can't do it forever, but you can do it for nine months. >> host: how important are the republican national committee and the democratic national committee? >> guest: they are becoming, i think, important collectors of tools and data for parties. and both parties are doing this. they understand the value of knowing who

new york. >> memorial service for james foley held tomorrow in rochester, new hampshire.the service and vigil held in foley's hometo town to help famy and friend honor foley. officials in missouri hope ferguson has reached a turning point. people supporting the officer who shot michael brown two weeks ago rallied today. the family of a st. louis police officer hosted the rally at their restaurant. they say media coverage of the case hasn't been fair to wilson. >> -- formally declare we share the belief that officer's actions were warranted and justified. >> the was announced president obama has asked some of the staff to attend brown's funeral tomorrow. >> president obama is ordering a revow of federal programs that allow local law enforcement agencies to buy military equipment. comes on the heels of the heavy equipment brought out in missouri. and look at whether programs are appropriate. and whether they have training. a rocket exmroed edexmroedexmro over texas. it was testing a three engine version of the falcon nine rocket. the successor to its grasshopper rocket. the

i heard similar stories in upstate new york by rochester. they formed a church watch committee so people from the community would go to church, for spanish-language mass and surround the church on every sunday. in new york they talked about the laundromat. it's 50 miles outside of rochester. and, of course, where is the border, right? water, lake erie. before 2006 there was no border patrol there. they formed a station in 2006 with four agents because there's a ferry service from toronto to rochester. does a ferry service cut off, did they close the border patrol station? no. the actual expanded the number of agents prove the rate of expansion from four to 26. the agents on the northern border worked a lot with the police. wayne county, new york, it's known for its apple orchards. it brings in about a thousand farm workers, many undocumented farm workers every year. so when you go there and the talk about the laundromat, the checkpoint at the laundromat, it's a new york state troopers checkpoint but with one border patrol vehicle. it is place

new york. >> axelrod: as for james foley he was remembered during two services today. one was in his hometown of rochester, new hampshire. a mass of remembrance that his family attended. the other was in erbil, a city in iraq targeted by the same group isis suspected of killing james foley. a massive effort is underway to find out which masked isis extremist with a british accent executed foley, no name has been released yet but officials are said to be close, more now from julianna goldman in washington. >> reporter: a senior administration official says u.s. and british intelligence agencies have narrowed the list to fewer than ten suspects, officers are scrutinizing the foley execution video, using to assist indicated technology to analyze the killer's voice, and compare it with a database of known terrorists. >> we are close. >> speaking to cnn today british am bass for to the u.s. peter westmacott said his government is doing all it can to help identify the man on the video, and is actively looking at other ways to help the iraqi government fight isis. >> and who themselves we would like to think wil

new york following the story. brian? >> hi, shannon. that's right. you are seeing the holy mass of healing hope and for peace, which is under way at foley's hometown of rochestershire. they're continuing to mourn and honor his life five days after he was executed by isis terrorists. attendees will be praying and are praying for foley's family and for those hostages still in danger. just last night in rochester, about 200 people gathered for a vigil to remember and honor james foley's heroic work reporting from the front lines of syria's brutal civil war. it was advocated by an organization which helped syrian girls. >> you don't get that kinds of reporting by experienced humanitarian reporters, then there's a whole group of people in the world whose stories will never be told. >> foley's colleagues say he always went as far as heck to report a story. his father said james felt it was his job, passion, and just the right thing to do. this past week, james' brother michael said freed isis hostages describe foley as the leader of the group and that he believes james volunteered to be the first to be executed. foley's parents had this to say at the vigil. >> we ar

new york. >>> a memorial mass was held today for the slain american journalist, james foley. foley's mother and father joined dozens of supporters at the service in his hometown of rochester, newampshire. foley's parents stood in front of the mourners and gave thanks to everyone. the crowd then gave them a standing ovation. horrible day for them. the grisly video of foley's beheading by isis militant was circulated online last week around the world, but now, british officials tell cnn they are close to identifying the man who killed him. in addition to i.d.'ing foley's killer, investigators trying to determine exactly where he was murdered. the guardian newspaper, the website, belling cat, have been trying to narrow down the location where foley's murder took place. both suggest evidence points to raqqa, syria. that was determined by comparing satellite imagery to shadows and rocks seen on that videotape. i want to bring in our national security analyst, bob baer. bob, as you look at this, this is really a remarkable study, they used a lot of google earth images, satellite images, compared landscape on the ground, vegetation, roads, et cetera. you've done this kind of analysis

rochester so the ferry service cut off at the border patrol station in? no. they expanded the number of agents from four up at 26. the agents on the northern border actually in wayne county new york was an apple orchard that has about 8,000 farm workers every year. and then the check point in during harvesting season for people to do their laundry. but then to have proper documents but there is the man sitting in the green striped car. but not actually crossing the border. with those surveillance powers that you see along the niger river in the st. clair river and more and more of that year less about border crossers. >> you mentioned at the beginning of the border it sounds like a laundromat type of situation that they donny need the papers they just do it is that your experience from talking to these people? as far as the treatment. >> that if they look like they've been not be documented. >> that is interesting because new york state it has to be the 1070 law to obligate the police however they are doing the exact same thing and the state troopers maybe not the 1070 but under operations to guard which they get funds from a department of homeland security then you have the coll

services held yesterday in rochester, new hampshire for that american journalist to is killed by isis. "om "the boston globe," militants free fighter in syria ." "the new york times," this headline, "a day of silence, michael brown's father pleading low -- lull." republicans attempting to woo black voters. the piece points out that the hearts and minds were black voters won't the one or lost in hearts and minds of black voters. republicans are determined to make a difference in those settings. theew years ago his book, " political mind," he said the key is appealing emotionally, not to rational faculties. "i would suspect that the loyalty -- that the would not be broken by a few simple ideas." nuven join us on social media or send us a tweet. "the republican struggles recruit black voters and candidates" offer is joining us on the line this morning. caller: good morning, how are you. host: baucas to the efforts by rance priebus and the gop to break what has been a byanglehold on black voters the democrats. caller: following the election the republican, party sat down and looked at his voter base. i also covered demographics. american -- america is becoming