come watch us defend our house against louisville, san diego state and rival new mexico state. catch all the family-friendly entertainment. games will sell out. [crowd cheering] get your basketball season tickets today at lopestickets.com >>> one officer injured in a deadly police shooting. we have brand-new information coming up. >>> and alert going out to valley police departments after a deadly shooting between two >>> i want to get right to the breaking news only on abc15.com. in phoenix a police officer was rest should -- was rushed to the hospital after getting into a fight with a suspect who is now dead. all of this happened right near 20th street and thomas, east of the 51. katie conner has been on the scene for us this morning. i know you were putting some information on facebook. what do you have now? >> reporter: chris, we learned the officer spotted a morning on the opposite side of this crime tape. he approached the car and the suspect came out of nowhere and attacked him. this all happened around 2:30 a.m. the officer managed to radio for help and fortunately ther

suspects including last year's national championship finalists alabama and clemson atop the poll...san diego state received votes..but no one else from unlv's conference got any preseason love t-minus 11 days until unlv plays the rebel offense won the first scrimmage..the defense took control the second..now they unite and get ready to take down jackson state on september first..kickoff is inching closer and it can't come soon enough for camp rebel (tony sanchez/coach: "i think we are where we thought we'd be, but there is still work to be done. as you get closer to the season, you want to get sharper. everything we've done is really general now. we've installed our offense against our defense. now, it's about jackson state. we come back on monday and now it's about the opponent and what schematically and going ahead and attacking that. i tell you what, it's a breath of fresh air.") ((jon tritsch)) >>>> two a days are over..now it gets real for high school football teams and 8 sports now.. the season starts friday and we want you to decide our game of the week here are your three options..you go t

including 22-year-old derrek lee from san francisco. 21-year-old alyssa dominguez who went to san diego state also didn't make it. >> i really couldn't believe it. jessica is like i know her. speechless. >> reporter: palo cruz is alyssa's cousin. >> she would always laugh and smile. every time she would laugh it would spark up everyone's day. >> reporter: the rave moved from l.a. county fairgrounds last year after two college students died of drug overdoses. the l.a. times found that before this weekend there were at least 24 confirmed drug-related destinationwide over the last 10 -- deaths nationwide over the last 10 years and that's just raves organized by l.a. area companies. last year a 24-year-old san francisco man died at an electronic dance music festival in las vegas. ecstasy is a common drug used at these types of raves. it can lead to severe illness, coma and death and cause body temperatures to rise. this weekend temperatures in fontana were in the 90s which can also lead to dehydration. officials tell us nine people in total were rushed to hospitals for medical reasons from the ha

san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washington high school heading to city college of san francisco! travon [inaudible] heading to san francisco state university! tyler [inaudible] from college track, city arts and tech high school, san francisco state university! vioni sanchez from galileo high school, san francisco state university bound isn't here but we have josh from mason scholars, thank you for accepting this on belandfall of vioni. [inaudible] for equity. heading to san francisco state university! yeni [inaudible] from san francisco international high school heading to uc berkeley. [inaudible] is here on behalf of-there he is. thank you for being here. [inaudi

he plans on finishing college at san diego state and wants to work full time at the olympics. >> kim: di guy from tonga in person? the guy who walked in all allgreased up for like a body building contest. >> i didn't run into him but i have my eye out. i don't know what girl isn't looking ifer that guy. thank you for that. whenever chloe isn't on television was, you can keep up with what she is doing behind the scenes. we have a team of people in place. she is sending back stuff to the station. thank you chloe for that. >> dana: just not fair. the united states of america has probably the three best female gymnists in the world and they are competing on the same team. preliminaries last night and simon by best in the world and alley and gabby. allotheria fished in the top three. because only one nation can bring two to the individual all all around gold. >> kim: it's a spoil of rich's. that is how good team u.s.a. is in in women's gymnastics. friday night opening ceremony still a buzz all over the internet this. moment in particular when supermodel and brazilian native on the olympic

college at san diego state so this affects many people and we'll have live team coverage throughout the day. >> dana: we've seen the beautiful places in rio thanks to chloe. there is one beach being destroyed by graffiti. we go live to reee right now. i can't believe somebody is doing this on a beautiful beach in rio. >> i know. it's crazy because you think coming to the games, some of the but as i was exploring, that was not the case here. the water looks nice. but get close to the rocks, you see large amounts of graffiti everywhere. i can't tell you what it says because i can't read or spec portuguese. a lot of tourist say it's an eye score when they come to a place known for beauty and beaches and mountains. surrounded by and to have little clusters of graffiti ruins picture perfect moments especially for so many visitors and locals taking photos on the beach. that is just one thing we noticed. people taking advantage of the sights here and we'll bring you more photos not only on tv but on social media as we'll see you again live from that location tomorrow morning on the program. ri

san diego state university announced it is reinstating its track and field program. the program produced two olympic athletes known for social justity work as well. tommy smith and john carlos raised their hands in a black power salute during the medal ceremony at 1968 games. the track and field program will start back up in 2018. >> 150 mountaineers hung out yesterday in brazil as a nod to the olympic games. hanging on ropes from a bridge in the west part of the city. they made a human. image of the olympic green. setting the world record for the largest ever of that kind of formation. rings we mained in place for about 40 minutes. cars beneath honking horns. people taking selfies, cheering crowd gathering nearby. and a lot of security as well. >> and that is really cool. we are now just four days away from the start of the rio olympics and countdown is filled with not only excitement but plenty of concern as well. >> as athletes arrive, several venues are not done and there are worries about visitors not able to access transportation to certain events. marion faf r

reporting live on san jose state campus i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, michelle. i remember my dorms at san diegotate. it was the size of a closet. >> that's what dorms are like though, it is part of the fun. >> trying to get inventive with that small space. we put our beds up high. it was crazy. i was like macgyver, too. >> get everything in there. >> before we had container storage and everything nice. i sound really old right now. >> i'm willed onner th -- i'm o than you. take it away, jeff. >> you know, back here across bay area we have had some comfortable temperatures but it has been overshadowed by the smoke in the atmosphere, that's for sure. as we get a look at our microclimate weather, we are noting on the satellite radar picture some showers and thunderstorms now developing throughout the sierras. there's a slim chance tonight some of it could make it into the central valley, also the sacramento valley. i will be watching the doppler closely because anything near eastern hills would be big-time news. again, a shortchange we just noticed, and, again, we will be on top of it. as we get a

san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washington high school heading to city college of san francisco! travon [inaudible] heading to san francisco state university! tyler [inaudible] from college track, city arts and tech high school, san francisco state university! vioni sanchez from galileo high school, san francisco state university bound isn't here but we have josh from mason scholars, thank you for accepting this on belandfall of vioni. [inaudible] for equity. heading to san francisco state university! yeni [inaudible] from san francisco international high school heading to uc berkeley. [inaudible] is here on behalf of-there he is. thank you for being here. [inaudi

with us is steven gill for the school of san diego state university.n the olympic medal. what do you think of this? >> well, as you know, the tax code's really already too complicated. and so, to try to carve out something unique like an olympic award or an olympic medal is just making an already complicated tax code more complicated. i think that there's no doubt in my mind that olympic athletes deserve every dollar that they get. probably even more. the effort you put in to earning a gold medal on a world stage is unbelievable. and somehow $25,000 doesn't seem to out it and that's quite a bit of money and i certainly understand now the tax man comes and takes some of that $25,000 away from you. >> and the taxes you for the medal in the medal. like this is a broader discussion and implications if you exempt this and then like, okay, is it a -- can they claim that all the expenses they incured for the practices and different things over the years, were those -- should those be deductions because this is a -- you know what i mean? i get that we don't wa

san diego. i am the san jose state journalism major and correspondent for this episode. very good and i guess in the spirit of all i'm bob the balding one and we'll talk about mixed martial arts. i want to know what the public doesn't know about your sport. so first let's talk about what they may or may not know in terms of basic details. what are we talking about mixed martial arts? what does that mean? it just means it's a variety of art forms of, you know, fighting all mixed up into one. and they are, give me a list of some them? we have kickboxing. we have wrestling. we have boxing, jujitsu, there's you know karate, taekwondo. there's -- it's a vast list that goes on and on and on. there's just not on specific you know art form, there's many and they're all you know balled up to one really, really good fighter. very good, and sonny was saying you have a specialty that you like, but you have a passion for this in general, why? yeah it's just you know, exciting for me. it's just gets your heart pumping. it just makes you want to be the best you could be. for me, this s

san diego state university! richard!al other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washington high school heading to city college of san francisco! travon [inaudible] heading to san francisco state university! tyler [inaudible] from college track, city arts and tech high school, san francisco state university! vioni sanchez from galileo high school, san francisco state university bound isn't here but we have josh from mason scholars, thank you for accepting this on belandfall of vioni. [inaudible] for equity. heading to san francisco state university! yeni [inaudible] from san francisco international high school heading to uc berkeley. [inaudible] is here on behalf of-there he is. thank you for being here. [inaudible] academy of arts and science

san jose state campus. =raj/vo= 49ers play in san diego this thursday night... kaepernick says he will continue to protest theantional anthem. we continue our coverage on our digital platforms. you can also join the conversation on our facebook page. =gfx= (stop stop stop) =r/cu= the high profe donald trum-- went low profile tonight. no bombastic tweets -- or speeches. instead -- a stealth visit to the peninsula. just likeis opponent hillary clinton -- trump is here for the money. =vo= tonight-- we caught up w/ the republican candidate in oodside... you see his motorcade leavi a big money fundraiser. =boxes= nbc bay area's chuck coppola is woodside,... chu -- very little fanfare -- because not many people knew he was there. at t nbc bay area if's chuck coppollo is in woodside. little fan fare because not many people knew he was there. what was the scene. >> reporter: that's right. only one protester who showeup ther late and was frankly very aceful. in fact, people in woodside thought secrecy would keep protest to a minimum. it work. donald trump's caravan arriv

san diego state university! richard!er young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washington high school heading to city college of san francisco! travon [inaudible] heading to san francisco state university! tyler [inaudible] from college track, city arts and tech high school, san francisco state university! vioni sanchez from galileo high school, san francisco state university bound isn't here but we have josh from mason scholars, thank you for accepting this on belandfall of vioni. [inaudible] for equity. heading to san francisco state university! yeni [inaudible] from san francisco international high school heading to uc berkeley. [inaudible] is here on behalf of-there he is. thank you for being here. [inaudible] academy of arts and sciences head

states supply to be tested just as a precaution. >> yes, that's what i was going to say as another precaution. thank you, jana. >>> a judge in san diego has upheld the state's mandatory evacuation law. that requires all students to be vaccinated to attend schools. but today a judge refused to intervene as their ruling will come as students begin a new school year and the laws enforced were for the very first time. >>> he was stealing from us. >> emotional words from the parents of the bay area college student killed before he could realize his dreams. at 10:30 that their appeal for information. >>> outside right now low clouds are pushing back into the bay. coming up, i'll let you know if we will warm things up for your weekend. >>> a new proposal to force big friends to slow way down. drivers are in. >>> new tonight at 10:00, a push to put the brakes on large trucks. today, federal regulators announced the plan to use the technology to carpet speed of large truck -- to cap the speed of large trucks and buses. the goal isn't just safety, but does everyone think that this will work? >> reporter: that is just it as we've gotten a lot of

san diego thank you for the roll that san diego played in making this mr. mayor and ma'am, speaker thank you for what you did for the essential of the state of california and corn beggar knew harvey milk the best and i also want to recognize scott wiener for contributing to today as well to our. >> (clapping.) >> sponsor congratulations to you my understanding is that you were responsible for the ship for the life of the ship paula so thank you. dianne feinstein couldn't be here as a family issue in terms of her husband's health but certainly it here in spirit and exist to be a sponsor of the ship as well as a sponsor with paula thank you congratulations to you paula thank you . >> (clapping.) >> we're proud of this vessel designed to refuel ships at sea and bearings harry's name his fight for justice to the vision to generations of progress harvey came out at a time 4r6b9 meant those sister i'm honored to be here with his nephew stuart. >> thank you for being a keeper of this land. >> (clapping.) >> his mother audry wouldn't be here but in spirit as well we all - this is a family i'm honored to be here with my daughter christine and my granddaughter daugh

the city to keep this city diverse, clearly this family that obviously been successful in san diego and the state of washington, it could now be successful in the state of san francisco as i call this place. i can just see it and all i'll do is watch very very closely because when they off load a lamborghini, it will be one of the items they will accidently miss. congratulations! >> now i like to introduce another man of the how, john pasha. it is john pasha who is senior vice president of the pasha group and has all the enthuse amp and drive andnition vision to understand why they successfully built auto roll on and hauf plans in other jurisdictions and why mr. pasha will make a successful venchier here. with that, help me in welcoming john pasha. [applause]. >> thank you director forbes and how on earth will i follow willie brown? it is a absolute honor to be here representing pasha automotive services as we ainaugurate the new pier 80 today. pleased to share the moment with the city. particularly mayor ed lee and his office. supervisor malia cohen and our partners at theport. we worked so hard

san diego. where mosquito spraying began today. statehealth officials also issuing a warning that travelers returning from the rio olympics should take precautions. they include using insect repellent to prevent spreading the virus to local mosquitoes. and refraining from unprotected sex. the zika virus is especially harmful to developing fetuses. >> steve:and now one of the country's most popular vacation spots is warning pregnant women to stay away. justine waldman is here with that story. there are now two places in south florida where mosquitos are transmitting the zika virus. the first was discovered here in the wynwood neighborhood. now zika=carrying mosquitos have crossed biscayne bay to infect both tourists and local residents. florida "this means we believe we have a new area where local transmissions are occurring in miami beach which is about 1.5 square miles." >> reporter: south beach draws thousands of tourists to its trendy restaurants and boutique hoels. now it's attracted the aedes aegypti mosquito, carrier of the zika vi

like toms river, new jersey, san diego was going through an incredible shift in its racial demographic and it was also deeply shaped by the budding military industry in statesike california. right? so san diego is confronting all of these kind of changes demographically and they wanted to make sure that sex education had not only a biological component but also this idea about what the right thing to do is. similar to what we see in new jersey. the rise of the population of color and anxieties about race and gender shaped the messages that young people in san diego would get about sex and sexuality. it was also shaped by wartime industries and post-war industrialization, right? deindustrialization. so you have the loss of jobs that has a disproportionate effect on african-americans and latinos. one of the things i think is really interesting, if you remember the posters we looked at about venereal disease, a lot of it is tied to this idea that young women are so overwhelmed by soldiers, right, that they wanted to become pickup girls. they called it khaki fever, that when young women lost soldiers they lost their inhibitions and they engaged in sex with sold

state. uc san diego has strict guidelines on how to identified malnourished athletes. cal guidelines similarly discourage teams from emphasizing weight explaining the goal of measuring body fat is to improve performance not to compare athletes. athletes should maintain a healthy level of fats and warns extreme dieting as overconcern on body kpoeization may also be a precursor to eating disorders. but some have a rule that staffers never read. >> i don't have a recollection of ever seeing one. >> coaches are key to help set the culture. >> the first chief medical officer at the ncaa in charge of promoting student health. when he started the job in 2013, student athletes were clear about their biggest concern. >> they ooush universally said, concussion is important but please make mental health your priority. >> did that surprise you? >> what surprised me is students voices. every time i make a campus visit i meet well over a hundred. i always meet with student athlete on campus. so every single place i go i'm hearing that. >> starting a task force to work on solutions.

state. >>> the to san diego tomorrow for two practices against the chargers. friday night, preseason game number two. the cards were outside prepping for their weeklong trip to southern california. getting out on the field early kept the temperatures down. here is what this week -- week's schedule looks like. they hold a joint practice with the chargers. that's open to the public and free of charge. that practice is scheduled from parking lots open at 4:00 and gates at 5:00. on wednesday, practice session at the chargers training facility. on friday night, preseason game number two. kickoff for 6:30 pm. coach arians says he has talked with head coach mike mccoy and he's excited about practicing against the other team. >> mike and i have talked a bunch of times but i wanted to do it together. the guys are tired of hitting on each other. tw someone else with different schemes, different players, watch your young players grow. put them on a different schedule so the morning, afternoon, night practices. it's a good change of pace. >> he's excited about going over

state. >>> instead there's some trouble in pair dice. the san diego channelers have yet to sign -- chargers have yet to sign the third oral that hard but the two sides are disagreeing over offset language and bonus referrals. the only first round pick not yet signed. they uncovered a social media report saying she wished her son pulled an eli manning on draft day. eli was drafted by the chargerrings and made it clear hi did not want to play there kris matt day. >> lots of people are. >> yeah, right. we'll see you back here tonight >>> tonight, the travel chaos. the computer meltdown leaving thousands of passengers strabded. delta canceling hundreds of flights. >>> also tonight, what we have now learned about the tragedy at the water park. after a 10-year-old boy was killed on the world's tallest water slide, right here in the u.s. >>> new trouble for trump? the new poll out tonight, jus tax plan. and this evening, the new letter. 50 republican officials now warning that donald trump would be, in their words, the most reckless president in american his

. >>> a federal judge in san diego uphold the state mandatory vaccination law it requires a student toaccinated for schools. only student entering kindergarten in the seventh grade must prove that they've had their shot opponents challenge the law calling the requirements, unconstitutional. the ruling comes as students begin a new school year and the law is enforced for the first time. families can bypass the requirement with a medical exemption form signed by a licensed doctor. >>> free admission at the museums and u.s. parks to celebrate the 100 birthday of the national park service. >> several popular bay area sites are taking part in this special milestone. >> let's go to christien kafton. he was at the san francisco maritime museum early. now he is on one of the tall ships. it's always cool to see that ship and you will give us a look at what you will see when you get on board. >> reporter: will give you a look at what you can see. we are on board. this was one of the treasures of the national park service. morgan smith is joining us to let us know this is one of the options peopl

event hosted by the united state marine's youth foundation in san diego. >> that's a look at our localeadlines. a lot of good stuff there. >> still ahead this morning, disturbing discovery in north jersey. hear what investigators found hidden in a hiking trail. >> also this morning, experts say it is too many carseat not properly installed. see more on the high tech solution, plus this. >> the wind was so strong it was picking us up. >> severe weather broke naught louisianna leaving trail of destruction behind. we'll show you the major city cleaning up this morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> spree g of getting started, the summer games kick off later tonight in brazil. we'll go live to rio to see if the city is up and running in time. we'll be back. past ...one of mlife.ieces in my so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroi

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state. >> moving their training facility from san diego to lancaster means the opportunity to be home. >> lancaster is the heart of hockey. that is where it is bread almost. california has its perks, but being close to home is something that we really love. we're all family oriented girls and having the support, it's the -- it's the small differences daily that make the biggest difference in the end. >> camaraderie built in with team bonding, the family affair sharing a spot on team usa with her sister. >> i've needed her most probably on those half days of training where i'm just like, i don't want to run any more and she's there picking me up. it's been an incredible experience. >> they're hoping this is their year. the results in london four years ago, this year was determined to turn it around. and so far, so good. they upset australia yesterday and they take on japan tomorrow. of course, we'll let you know how they do. what's interesting with this field hockey team, there is something they love to indulge in. i won't tell you what it is just now.. we'll tell you that in a few days. >

state. and we found colleges like uc san diego have strict guidelines on how to identify malnourished athletesteams from emphasizing weight and stressing that measuring body fat is to improve performance. and warning that extreme dieting can be a precurser to eating disorders. some have a broad policy that some staff never read. one coach said that i don't have a rekz collection of seeing one. the doctor is the first chief medical officer at the ncaa, he is in charge of promoting student health. he said that when he started the job in 2013, student athletes were clear about their biggest concern. >> they said, we get it. concussions are important. please make mental health your priority. >> does that surprise you? >> what surprised me is how the student athletes voiced that. and every time i make a campus visit, i have made probably well over 100, i always meet with the student athletes on campus and every place that i have gone, i am hearing that. >> he has a task force to spotlight the mental health issues and search for solutions. >> disordered eating and move to eating disorder, that will

florida isn't is only state worried about zika virus. an area in san diego will be sprayed. a man who lives in the area may have contracted zika virus during a recent trip abroad. >>> well, the zika virus is noun to affect unborn babies and there's troubling new virus can damage brain cells that are critical to learning and memory. and it's unclear if the cells can recover. the researchers are plan ago decisional studies. -- planning additional studies. >>> happening today, donald trump will visit louisiana. >> yeah, the trump campaign tells nbc news the candidate will attend a private event without media. more than a dozen people have died in the state since storms caused massive flooding over the past week. trump will attend a rally in >>> former president bill clinton turns 70 today. he is married to democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton hill. no word on plans for the couple celebrating. the recognition of mr. clinton's birthday, the house museum in arkansas is waving admission for visitors today and tomorrow. >>> all right, so it might look like an olympic spor

san diego against the chargers. well, he set during the playing of the star state -- spangle banner they will host the salute to the military celebration a petty officer will sing the anthem while 240 servicemembers will present a huge flag on the field. 49ers coach chip kelly said simon protest has not been a distraction. >>> their focus on the 2016 season and how good of a team they can be. and i think like we've said, we recognize his right to express his feelings but that doesn't affect what we do when we get here at 8:15 am. >>> he says that his protest is against police brutality and not against military service members. kelly says that he will watch his performance tomorrow before announcing if her neck will start the opening bash if colin kaepernick will start these -- if colin kaepernick will start. he spoke to a sold out crowd, for an event organized by the commonwealth club, he had written and add in the washington post which he calls actions highly patriotic. >> is right in line with what mr. jefferson said when they were putting the constitution together that is important to protect the speech of peopl

san diego. where mosquito spraying began today. state health officials also issuing a warning that travelers returning from the rio olympics should take precautions. they include using insect repellent to prevent spreading the virus to local mosquitoes. and refraining from unprotected sex. >> grant:just a couple of weeks ago, the state of florida reported its first locally transmitted zika cases here in the wynwood neighborhood of miami. >> reporter:now zika=carrying mosquitos have crossed biscayne bay and infected both tourists and local residents. >> reporter: south beach draws thousands of tourists with rent at restaurants and hotels and not attract it the mosquito that carries the zika virus. cdc notice recommends testing for any pregnant women who spent time in miami since july 14th because of its high rise buildings and windy weather aerial spraying is not affected. the mayor says the city is doing everything it in and its power. according to the governor five confirmed cases include to people who live there. three tourists. >> vic

state. top place la. followed by cook county illinois. chicago. after that it's dallas. arizona. rounding out the top five san diego. >> . lot offense california. >> . lots of california. >> . we always joke about that. i thought texas would be higher. >> . chicago surprises me. >> . the weather is so much better. >> . cats out of the bag. great place to live. >> . that temperature took off. we were one degree away from at record. of 98 from 2012. so you can see the highs there. lots of 90s over the eastern plains. even colorado springs finally came in with their adjusted number from 89 to 90. 70s 80s and hot 90s towards grand junction. craig. and meeker. >> . still hanging onto 80s here. lamar. you're at 83 out in grand junction. i like seeing the 50s and 60s. already in the colorado high country. so. there's the showers. pushing to the east. fading away quickly. now that the sun has set. tomorrow. little thin band of clouds. on the far eastern plains. and then a little thicker cloud cover to the south and w*ets. moisture will ride up and over the mountains -fpt heating of the day. and we'll law look for more sto. i lik

state. he was the all-time leader in rushing yards and touchdowns. originally signed by san diego in 2015 as an undrafted free agent. >> women's basketball, the beating spain, 101-72, an 8 and 0 record. diane had 17 point. 6 straight gold medal. and men's basketball, kyrie irving had points yesterday. women's u.s.a. versus netherlands. an ace right down the middle. u.s.a. wins and the match, 3 games to 1, united states wins bronze. women's triathlon, swimming and biking and running. gwen, takes home the gold medal. the 30-year-old gave the u.s. medal. this is brandon's third olympics. he competes for team canada. 13 runners in the field. he's the cross-country coach at saint edwards. full hour for you tonight. we'll profile on track and field, and that's harrison dillard, he wins go also, we'll have ohio state wrestling kyle snyder. the medal count is brought to you by the hospital, and u.s.a. is on the top. china is in second. >>> winning with those medals. "nightly news" is next. have you seen rob portman's ads saying he's leading the fight against opioids? well here's what he's

san diego. unfortunately, for a controlling campaign contributions excesses, the united states supreme court, two years later, in a case entitled buckley the vallejo, held it was a violation of the first amendment to limit expenditures in a political campaign for public office. donations could be limited and, gosh, 17 maybe now 15 years later, in 1988, a republican assemblyman, a democratic state senator, my then seat mate in the state senate and i initiated a ballot measure by the initiative process to impose donation limits and other provisions on all california campaigns. that was proposition 73 and the november 1980 election and it was approved by california voters. again, unfortunately, some 7-8 judicial attacks, most of which failed, but one of which in effect an old proposition 73 and the united states district court for the eastern district of california. affirmed by the united states court of appeals for the ninth circuit. in 1990, i introduced and pursued to enactment what is now, you will pardon, the egotistical recitation called, the quintin know conflict of interest act relating to t

we're talking about everywhere from florida to texas to san diego to that area of california. ten different states involved here. malware was put into place at hei ho testimonies and resorts. that is going to be the parent company of marriott, names and verification codes have all been collected. this may have started as early as march of 2015 in some areas. this is the listing here. i am sure it is going to be one of those situations where they are going to contact you if your credit card has been involved. >>> he's accused of taking dirty pictures of kids in this popular phoenix gym. that is not all. coming up, parents, what you need to know. >> we have brand new information. the all-clear has been given. reports of a >>> we are coming up to 7:00. 87 degrees outside. the clear skies. iris has your most accurate forecast to find your workweek coming up in just a bit. first, the news, in abc 15 machineing -- mornings exclusive. the new real concern over the safety of your children at a popular county gym. >> an employee was arrested. he was video of children while he was working in the childcare c

. >>> scientist at the california of san diego school of medicine identified a characteristic in the blood of chronic fatigue patients. similar to a state of hibernation. researchers hopes the new investigation will lead to faster and accurate diagnosis and therapies. >>> and new data from women's detect breast cancer in the blink of an eye. raidologist shown mammograms for a half a second could identify abnormal mammograms at better than chance levels. >>> those are mourning the life of actor and screen writer gene wilder. wilder died sunday night of complications of alzheimer's disease. craig looks back on what fans will remember. >> in a world of pure imagination ? ? >>reporter: gene wilder brought viewers into his world of comic -- he was known for his side -- and comb over. wilder was born >> i used to be called the wacco kid. wilder landed his filmed road in mill brooks 1968 comic rock, the producers earning him an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. >> i wouldn't do that if i were you. >> he went onto collaborate with brooks and young frankenstein which wilder cowrote. that w >> it's the movie that makes me laugh the most

people from all over the state or the country. is it like san diego. not quite like san diego. san diego is the big one, but it is a regional draw. actually, but overall it is more of a southeast type draw. so georgia, florida, alabama, so -- >> walter: is this a good opportunity for folks connect when otherwise they wouldn't. fans of "the walking dead" or "star wars" and "the lord of rings" they meet people who like the same things and build friendship and go on for over the years. >> that a big part of it. suul regional. people into the cos-play world in central florida. all these people sort of know each other and hang out once this convention happens. you get the same thing in the comic section. all these comic dealers known each other for years and get to meet up and like that and all these little subcultures that are within -- within the con, and it is great. >> walter: that awesome. my last two questions. given the fact of our location. right on the water. anything different from this comic con that san diego and others can't produce? >> san diego has sort of a similar b

san diego? [applause] detroit? [cheers and applause] minneapolis? cleveland ohio? [chanting] minneapolis? cleveland ohio? [chanting] [chanting] san jose? in denver? montana ? washington state> it's okay. it's okay. so one thing we cannot forget the we have community partners and union members in the building. [inaudible] in this country we would have a long and proud tradition of fighting, am i right or wrong? and another thing i know is that when we fight, we win! i said when we fight, we went excavation point. -- i see all conversations from all walks of life. different sectors, kids, adults, but one thing i do know we are all in the same boat [applause]. >> i would not do that. >> i would like for all community partners and our union members to please stand up. please stand up. everybody everybody give them a round of applause. [applause]. there they go. we have the teachers union in the house. we have usc w in the house. we have communication workers of america in the house. and i cannot help but notice -- 32 -- and we are walking down the halls. and i could not help but notice that shirt said se i you. we would like to talk to guys. >> i was working in mcdonald's for

san diego. for quarterback, it's a chance to prove that he can perform. >>> we do have a little rain around earlier in the state. we had some sneak into the valley here. and we'll game time temperature as we are getting ready for san diego. if you are heading over there, we'll have that for you coming >>> firefighters are gaining more control over the blue cut fire burning in southern and has burned nearly 36,000 acres. it's being fueled by high winds, extremely dry conditions, and a lot of heat. dozens of buildings have been destroyed. more than 83,000 people have been evacuated. it's not clear exactly what set off this fire. >>> homeland security chief jeh johnson visited southern louisiana after what's being called the worst disaster since hurricane sandy. extreme flooding has left 13 people dead others had to be rescued from floods waters. 40,000 homes have been damaged, 85,000 people have registered now for federal disaster assistance. johnson says the federal government will be there as long as it takes to help the community recover. >>> your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news.

nearly 10,000 firefighters are now battling six large wild fires in the state and red flag warnings are in los angeles and san diego counties. california. >> at first it's the fire that was playing offense racing across dry foothills forcing 80,000 people to quick aabandon their homes. >> gary williamson discovered that his car is burned but his rv did not. >> i can't thank the fire department enough. this is just overwhelming to me that i was lucky. >> today with traces of smoke lingering over 37,000 acres of charred land where 96 homes have been destroyed. >> this is the worse feeling ever. >> one of those homes belonged to ronnie moore and his family. >> the main thing is my family is safe. everything else can be replaced. >> they have been living in a rite aid parking lot. >> for now the cain family is actually living out after a nissan with their three pets. >> it's been t >> in northern california another fire this week torched 190 homes. one belonged to matthew porter who was at the olympics in rio where he managed equipment for team us arc fencing. his athletes won medals but his family lost their home. >>