he ended up in the south pacific. no wonder he became a presbyterian minister when he came back. thought i understood my dad was telling me. it wasn't until i started thinking about running for reelection. at that how easy would be not to run. i realize what my dad was telling me was life is not about sacrifices. it is about responsibilities. he didn't see world war ii as a sacrifice. he saw it as a responsibility. the reason i am running for reelection is because i want to make sure that the next generation inherits what i inherited, which is an unlimited opportunity. i need your vote. if i have not earned it tonight, i hope to earn it over the next three weeks. thank you. jonathan: that concludes this debate. i want to thank mr. burr and ms. ross for participating.

coral reef, without going to the south pacific. - [jack] coral reefs are likeit the cies of the ocean. it's an ecosystem that's all balanced. - [scott] to recreate that balanced ecosystem, all the sea life was carefully selected. the only thing that's not really from the pacific is the coral, it had to be man-made. - coral is actually a living animal. and it actually forms a limestone cavity around itself, so it's basically the outer edge of the coral is living and building on the limestone skeletons of it's ancestors. and the coral in this exhibit however is recreated real coral has to have intense sunlight so it's also very fragile. - you can actually step into the reef at the underwater viewing level. one of the crowd favorites is calypso, the giant sea turtle. when she was found she had a badly hurt fin. after some delicate surgery, it was decided that calypso wouldn't be able to survive in the ocean. so blacktip reef became her new home. the exhibit also has plenty of sharks. particularly the kind it's named for, the blacktip reef shark, what's called an apex predator. - an apex

can get to seeing a south pacific coral reef, without going to the south pacific. - [jack] coral reefs are like the cities of the ocean. it's an ecosystem that's all balanced. - [scott] to recreate that balanced ecosystem, all the sea life was carefully selected. the only thing that's not really from the pacific is the coral, it had to be man-made. - coral is actually a living animal. it looks like rock and it's related to jellyfish so it's basically the outer edge of the coral is living and building on the limestone skeletons of it's ancestors. and the coral in this exhibit however is recreated real coral has to have intense sunlight so it's also very fragile. - you can actually step into the reef at the underwater viewing level. and there's a lot to view. there's more than 700 fascinating marine animals. en she was found she had a badly hurt fin. after some delicate surgery, it was decided that calypso wouldn't be able to survive in the ocean. so blacktip reef became her new home. the exhibit also has plenty of sharks. particularly the kind it's named for, the blacktip reef shark, wh

they used to be you had to train her to the south pacific which is 2,220 have sandals world caribbean can leave in the morning the there in your overwater villas for lunch in the overwater villas arell modeled after those in the south pacific. you can see down into the ocean these are all-inclusive on like two. they do everything from a dinner reservations to set up dinner inside the villa turned down sent us. that caters to covers not just an adults only all-inclusive there are couples only brand. going in staying in a bill like that i'm assuming a costly than a would be to stay at one of the resorts. the cost is significantly higher for finding and what we're suggesting for people want the overwater experience is to book a standard room at the sandals resort for the finale do a couple of nights. i love the sound of this the fact he can do this as an youso can take the family to probably a lot of different activitieske and great excursios for people to take. sandals is adults only but the beaches are actually voted the number one family resort in the caribbean.h depending on what she

he served in the south pacific until the end of the war in 1945. the navajo hopi honor riders escorted the casket as it made it's trip from tuba city to camp navajo. now to ?unbelievable? video -- you saw firs images... show a woman plowing through a wall and into a pool .. near 77th drive and glendale.. in glendale.the homeowner -- telling us that 3 kids and 2 adults were inside the house at the time. 12 news verify - 12 news verify - this morning we take on the claims by donald trump -- that this election could be rigged. it's something he's been saying on the campaign trail he'd accept results of the election. some of his supporters here in arizona share his feelings... while others dont buy into it. so can the election in arizona really be rigged? team 12's will pitts took a concerned if you have a question you'd like us to verify -- send us an email -- to desk-at-12-news-dot-com. it's a problem that many people have...and if you live in arizona... it could be even worse.we're talking about sweatting..... a lot.how one new procedure could dry t

linguists that were trained at the beginning of the war and the first group that was sent to the south pacificand they had mis personnel attached to just about every combat unit at every level because unless they had an mis linguist, you couldn't interrogate a japanese prisoner of war that they got without japanese linguists, so that's where the mis really played a key role. if it wasn't for the mis linguis linguists, the u.s. would have had a very difficult time trying to get anything from japanese communications that you would intercept unless you had a linguist to translate that or interpret that immediately, so the mis personnel played a major role in all the combat activities and operations in the pacific. >> when "asian pacific america" returns, how the mis helped the u.s. rebuild japan. so i got your test results back and it does show an allergy to cat dander. there are options, but the most effective course of action would be to remove the source of the allergens. he's got a name. it's herbert. as long as you live with herbert, you're going to have the respiratory symptoms. and i'll ha

and served in the south pacific. >> . you did whatever they needed. you know. >> after the war. harden hit the ground running. working his families farm. raising a family. and no time for college. >> i didn't have an opportunity. >> we're here today to honor myuncle. for his service to our country. >> that. and get him an honorary degree from colorado state university. >> after going through the attic. we found his college work. >> he tried for two years. csu ignored all his requests. >> . so he contacted problem solvers. and we put him in touch with a gentleman we thought maybe able to move things along. general joe ar buckle. united states army. he was on board. but csu was not. western state colorado university stepped up. >> and today. on his 96 birthday. bill harden got his degree. >> . it got put on the buck back burner. he had responsibilities. >> . you can only imagine how much it meant to him and his family. >> wow. 96. >> . never too late. >> . now he can go for his masters. >> heat was on again today. drum roll. we broke the record high. that's giving you an indicatio

this next storm system being in the south pacific will bring major changes early next week . it will start late sunday night . that is when we will have and 20% chance for showers. by monday, that chance was up to 40%. let's take a look at the future cast on monday. you can see this kicking in to the south of we will have to be on the lookout in the afternoon and evening hours on sunday. the rain chance does increase again, to 40 present on monday -- 40% on monday. we will dry out towards the middle of next week. by noon tomorrow 91 degrees. temperatures in the mid-90s through the afternoon. 95 for your high tomorrow in gilbert. 90 up in cave creek. lendale at 96. litchfield park at 94. 10 degrees above average tomorrow. early morning lows are milder than usual. 72 in phoenix tonight. 38 up in flagstaff. spots or freezing a few nights ago will not freeze tonight. tomorrow, 70s in play for 80s for prescott, 86 and glow and 90s to the valley. at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, 89 degrees and clear skies for the game. on sunday, temperatures around 90 degrees and kick off at 5: 30 as the ca

our troops must build them through the swamps of the south pacific. the snows of the far north.of india. and across the rivers of europe. build them in record time. and under enemy fire. build them right into the heart of berlin and tokyo. ♪ ♪ >> robert brooks. colin kelley. mayer levine. derry miller. soldiers who knew no fear. men who would defend even unto death the land of their birth. soldiers who believed in this great country. to the enemy, our country is something to destroy. our homes. our right to worship god. our little belongings. something to crush, to shackle, to plunder. o god, we thank you for this land which our fathers have helped to build. grant that we may, with your help, be worthy of this heritage. and in our turn, enrich it for our children. so that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from this earth. ♪ onward christian soldiers marching as to war ♪ ♪ with the pride of freedom flowing on before ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when the nation calls on men to march ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when the walls come tumbling down ♪

he served in the south pacific -- hop yi honor -- hoppy riders riders. >> he was our code talker, so we had to be here, honor his passing and make sure people don't forget what a vital role him and his team had, so that's why we're here. >> and his widow spread sand from iwo jima over his casket before he was lowered into the nd looking pretty nice across the valley. sunshine in every which direction, but we do have some changes, and they could come as soon as the second part of this weekend. here is a look at what is happening up in the high country. it looks pretty fantastic. and blue skies. the same thing there over flagstaff and even chino valley. here in the valley, things look pretty good as well. south valley, you can see well out there for miles. central valley, camelback mountain looking really good. warmer than we were yesterday by five degrees right now compared to yesterday out at phoenix sky harbor. four degrees there for scottsdale and glendale. of course, that was all of the result of a strengthening rick of high pressure -- ridge of high pressure that has been over th

start place in the south pacific for amanda says he was an undercover officer and try to lower a female student. the incident happened at 8:40 pm when tonight at the impact college. the students as she was walking to the car when the man said she should not be walking alone. he told her to get into the car the student was able to get to her own car safely the police say the man was driving a black late-model four-door bmw with heavily tinted windows. all on-site activities have been suspended for tutors and sororities at uc berkeley after a string of reported sexual assaults and other crimes. the two most recent assaults reported last weekend and allegedly took place at fraternities. the greek organization says they plan to meet tomorrow to talk about how to improve safety for all students and until that is resolved the parties are activities will be elaborate >> opening ceremonies at half moon bay honoring the upcoming maverick surf competition season. it starts at noon at maverick speech and some exciting changes are promises year and among other things less than 48 hours ago it was a

we'll also have this tropical oasis that looks like it belongs in the south pacific. steve wynn is working on this 38- acre lagoon proec that water in the middle of the desert? 13 action news political analyst jon ralston sat down for an exclusive 90- minute interview with wynn... to learn more about 'wynn paradise park.' < when steve wynn bought the desert inn in 16 years ago, he said that the hotel site, the golf course and 32 acres of undeveloped land gave him the opportunity to do anything. and he wasn't just talking now we know what he meant. or at least a little more. it will be called paradise park, and it will utilize a source of water exclusive to water rights that date back to this private water that was under the desert inn. and that gave us a unique opportunity and i've thought of that golf course for the last butt to i made a deal with crystal lagoons and now the question is: what is in and around that water? how is this down to the granular detail. how does it work? how will people move? what will they see? how wild and crazy can we get the fantasy part

tested a hydrogen bomb in the south pacific two years earlier. crew members aboard a japanese fishing boat were exposed to radiation and one died soon after. the group has been sending delegates to international conferences to promote its cause. in 1982, the chairperson of the organization made a historic speech at the united nations. >> no more war. >> the average age of a-bomb survivors is over 80. a major issue is ensuring future generations carry on its campaign. the association is urging children of survivors to take over the movement. >>> two governors in japan are discussing the idea of moving a venue for the 2020 tokyo olympics and paralympics. ballooning costs have the tokyo governor seeking cheaper venn view a venue alternatives. one possibility is to move rowing rowing events from tokyo to the northeast. plans of rowing and canoeing events at an existing facility. he indicated the prefecture is ready to pay its share of the cost. >> translator: i'm confident that it will be much cheaper than the planned new facility in tokyo. >> murai

after abandoning manila they joined forces in the south pacific. >> i thought we were going to hit the fields in borneo. >> the oil in borneo was vital. the japanese needed it to fuel their war machine. by january of '42 they were already ashore but they sea born supply lines for vulnerable. >> the plan was for two uscruiss and eight destroyers to face these transports and their accompanying cruisers and destroyers. unfortunately unfortunately two of the the cruiser had to turn back. two more of the destroyers were in for repair. only four american destroyers to face four japanese cruisers and eight destroyers. >> there was the pope, the ford, and the paul jones, all to force back destroyers, 1917 and 1918 with 48 torpedos all together. the thing was to empty all the torpedos and then four inch. >> these obsolete four stackers faced a superior force lead by japanese admiral. still, they pressed on into the night. a a little before 3:00 on 14 january, 1942 they spotted the japanese just 9,000 yards away. >> because this was a night battle, the japanese didn't know the american ships wer

after abandoning manila they joined forces in the south pacific. >> i thought we were going to hit the in borneo. >> the oil in borneo was vital. the japanese needed it to fuel their war machine. by january of '42 they were already ashore but they sea born supply lines for vulnerable. >> the plan was for two uscruiss and eight destroyers to face these transports and their accompanying cruisers and destroyers. unfortunately unfortunately two of the the cruiser had to turn back. two more of the destroyers were in for repair. only four american destroyers to face four japanese cruisers and eight destroyers. >> there was the pope, the ford, and the paul jones, all to force back destroyers, 1917 and 1918 with 48 torpedos all together. the thing was to empty all the torpedos and then four inch. >> these obsolete four stackers faced a superior force lead by japanese admiral. still, they pressed on into the night. a a little before 3:00 on 14 january, 1942 they spotted the japanese just 9,000 yards away. >> because this was a night battle, the japanese didn't know the american ships were there

i did "oklahoma" here at the arena stage, "south pacific," "cinderella." >> how does this compare? >> it's the benchmark. it's epic. long. the stories are gut-wrenching. >> i think it's the most favorite show of all of the ones that they wrote. >> it was their follow-up. it was the second release right after oklahoma and richard rogers has said it's his favorite score that he wrote. my personal favorite. so i'm really excited. >> the show revolves around the romance between billy bigelow. tell us about this story for people who >> it's the classic boy meets girl story with a twist. it's totally relatable to 2016 audiences because here we are, their big song is "if i loved you." we live in a society where no one wants to say "i love you" first. it's the same thing. written in 1945 and here it is 2016 and deals with how hard relationships are. that hasn't changed over time. is not a stereotypical hero. >> right. >> i mean, he was trying to make it but tell us about that. >> i think what's awesome is that this guy is the anti-hero. he is so relatable to so many people because he does

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. >> and the picture of you in south pacific was also good to see. the latest ben affleck thriller proved to be very successful this part weekend. >> imagine the secrets this guy has. >> what are you doing here? >> who are you? >> the film called the accountant took the top spot, bringing in be an at estimated $24 million, but it did not get the greatest reviews from credit ins, but that did not stop people from going to see it. let's look at some of the other movies if in the top five now: >> also fewer people goring to the movies, and this year's presidential election may be partly to blame. usa today reports movie ticket sales are down about 16% this fall compared to last year. they say there really hasn't been a blockbuster, and films have a lot of contention for the public's attention includes this year's election real life draw in a. >> there are 87 bikes own 0ed by robin williams that be being auctioned off for charity. right now the bids range from $1600 to $22,000. proceeds will go to the challenged athletes and read foundations. >>> coming

high pressure moves south and pacific northwest. clouds will begin to build throughout sunday with winds slowly increasing to breezy conditions by the afternoon. high temperatures due to clouds and winds will drop back to th low 80s and upper 70s monday. rain chances have finally seen a drastic change within the forecast. during the morning of monday and will slowly drop moving into the afternoon. grabbing the umbrella for the kids off to school or for you going to work would be a good precaution to take. if r thunderstorms are not likely and light to moderate rain will be common starting on the mountains first and then moving into the valley. by tuesday, we will keep a breeze but partly cloudy skies will change to mostly sunny by the afternoon. high temperatures remain in the lower 80s and upper 70s through thursday but mainly sunny skies are back wednesday. another rain system could impact the valley by next weekend. so a changing weather pattern looks to be on the way for las a fire cheyenne and commerce we believe it's a recycyl

amnesty said the conditions on the tiny south pacific island amounts to torture. this is nina keistat of amnesty. >> what i found was shocking. the level of mental trauma, the level of physical illness, the daily assaults and complete failure of the authorities of the police to do anything about this. the daily humiliation and abuse they are subjected to. amy: in education news, the naacp board of directors has voted to back a call for a moratorium on the growth of charter schools. naacp chair roslyn brock said -- "we are moving forward to require that charter schools receive the same level of oversight, civil rights protections and provide the same level of transparency, and we require the same of traditional public schools." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are just back from north dakota where on monday, hundreds -- i appeared in court -- we're just back from north dakota where on monday i was supposed to appear in court to face a riot charge for democracy now! reporting

he made one mistake in basic training and they said he ended up in the south pacific with tnt strapped around his neck. no wonder he became a presbyterian minister when he got cut. but i thought i understood what my dad was telling me that night. it wasn't until i started running for the reelection of tough the plate was of issues we were going to deal with and how easy it would be not to run. i realized with my dad was telling me is lif its life isn't sacrifices, it is about responsibilities. he didn't see world war ii as a sacrifice. he saw it as a responsibility. the reason i'm running is because i want to make sure the next generation inherits what i have inherite inherited the chad unlimited opportunity. i need your vote and i hope i cathati can earn it over the net three weeks. i look forward to what america can create in a bipartisan way forward. that concludes the debate and i want to thank you for participating. thank you for watching and good night. debate. good afternoon. welcome to the campus of the community college. i'm president of the college, and it is my distinct hono

she took three major trips to combat zones during the war, and the second one of those the south pacific. she traveled for many, many hours in uninsulated military aircraft, and it actually shattered her eardrum. she was left with no hearing in that year for the rest of her life. when she got to the bases, she walked 50 miles to see and shake almost every hand that she could, so much so that her arches fell and she had to wear special shoes for the rest of her life as a result of that trip. to small things about the personal commitment that eleanor roosevelt and many first ladies make. it is estimated that by the time the war was over, she had shaken 400,000 hands of members of the military, about 10% of the entire fighting force. this war was personal for her, and she brought back her knowledge of what she learned to the white house, to the president, and that was an important function. >> you have described this so well, but there is even a little more. she broke the mold. one of the amazing things -- you are talking about how moved she was by these trips. she wrote in her diary about

he ended up in the south pacific. no wonder he became a presbyterian minister when he came back. thought i understood my dad was telling me. it wasn't until i started thinking about running for reelection. at that how easy would be not to run. i realize what my dad was telling me was life is not about sacrifices. it is about responsibilities. he didn't see world war ii as a sacrifice. he saw it as a responsibility. the reason i am running for reelection is because i want to make sure that the next generation inherits what i inherited, which is an unlimited opportunity. i need your vote. if i have not earned it tonight, i hope to earn it over the next three weeks. thank you. jonathan: that concludes this debate. i want to thank mr. burr and ms. ross for participating. this public service program was brought to you by the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation. thank you for watching it good night. ♪ >> c-span brings you more debates in the week ahead of key u.s. senate races. monday night, three debate starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. first from c-spa

air india in non-stop to new dell i didn't and sing important is a market with mentioned 78, the south pacific added sorry about to call them years in noould but pe guarantee started service over the summer and invited a back to san francisco that's how that works. okay. so moving forward that was last year this year we also have great announcements to date we have china eastern started non-stop to china with continued service and they'll be operating 3 times a week we also have in the spring in march we have virgin wlafk into malayan north of ending a couple of weeks after virgin announced they'll be starting service into manchester we found some no carriers to two carriers 5 times a week i can't do a man chester echo for air berlin they're going to berlin instead of diesel discover 4 times a week and last week, we have thin air into helsinki i didn't throw the end of september and going 3 times a week on an 8:30 so we continue to see an expansion of new routes we also see an expansion of service to existing routes so in addition to invited going non-stop to singapore airlines they'll be star

to the northeast and there are more of them in the pacific but most of those in the pacific will undercut to the south and our looking at the pacific northwest that will give us a chance of significant winds and much cooler temperatures as we get toward the end. week. your lows tonight, going down to 40 on the mountain. we're talking mid-60s in boulder city. 50s in pahrump. then high temperatures tomorrow. gonna be a warm day out of the lake, 93. we'll offset that with 60 on the mountain. most communities in the 80s. for the las vegas valley tonight, expect high clouds. they will clear out late. look for a but not too strong. then tomorrow look for a high temperature back up to 90. that might be it as far as 90 is concerned. check out the seven-day forecast. those winds coming in late in the week and early in the weekend are gonna be particularly strong ushering in a couple of fronts that will knock the temperatures down. by later in the week, early next week, we'll struggle with a high temperature of 80 degrees and the lows might find their way back down to the 50s as well. star-studded event. before

high pressure moves south and down from the pacific northwest. clouds will begin to build throughout sunday with winds slowly increasing to breezy conditions by the afternoon. high temperatures due to clouds don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and can't do it better the new park theater in the monte carlo. dates are in february and may...and more shows are expected to be announced soon. pre-sale tickets are already on sale, and regular tickets go on sale sunday. now for a look at the top stories now trending. a farmer mows down a marriage over. they say a picture is worth a thousand words. well, for one moment captured at an alabama couple's wedding...those words might have been "hey...look out!" the photographer was snapping pictures of the newlyweds when she stepped off the curb -- and was almost hit by a speeding car. the party's stunned reactions to the near miss were captured in pictures thankfully, she was not huty and s

thing, what happened, i've done it twice, three times with great whites in the tiger sharks in the south pacific, they take a piece of cops by your cage where you're filming and enjoying the shark, learning about the shark but obviously somebody -- i'm not saying the cameraman did it, made too big of a hole but the guy didn't get hurt because he's in this trap and he's not paying attention to this thing in there with him but warrants to get out and shoots to the top of the thing but when i take you shark diving someday, i'll make sure that the -- >> let me cut you off right there. if there is anybody i would go shark diving th and george. if george goes, i will go with him. >> he knows i'm his protection right there. >> you want to be in the same cage. >> yeah, we'll be in the same cage, why not. kristen, rebecca, would you go shark diveing? >> never. >> no way. >> unless you're both in the cage. >> i'll go if she goes and you go, george. >> you're a safe man. >> i'm all in. >> jack, thank you. rebecca, kristen, thank you, both. >>> coming up in just two minutes, caught on camera. a judge rippin

the explorer plans to cross the pacific from south america to australia in this sixty foot reed boat. the journey hopes to show that the vessels could have been a key factor in of civilization. internet sensation ken bone going on a journey of his own. bone is known for asking a question at the second presidential debate... but mostly because of his distinctive look and red sweater.now izod -- the maker of that sweater -- has brought bone to the nation's capital to film a "get out the vote" commercial.the ad features bone at some of our national landmarks and memorials. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--and when you thought it couldn't get any worse for the bears... the key player nursing a broken arm this morning after the game against the packers. and - whether you boat, bike or drive .. advice from experts on how to winterize your for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. the packers have issues at running back, cornerback. and remember. the last time green bay hosted the bears on a thursday game after a short week...they lost to chicago, on thansgiving night. here we g

south to the northeast. it's tapping into a plume of moisture that's streaming out to the eastern pacific so we have a lot of muggy conditions in the atmosphere today. winds increasing out of the south gusting up to 35 miles per hour. in addition, we have a flash flood watch that goes into effect today for the santa lucia and los padres mountain range. the soberanes fire burned over 130,000 acres and we have a scarred area so we anticipate flash flooding over half inch per hour. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it does feel a little muggy. the winds will increase later today at 10 in san francisco, under 10 around the peninsula. with today's rain that will intensify during the day becoming heavy by the evening commute and heavier overnight, with thunderstorms, we talk about how much rain to expect and another storm after that. first here's roqui. >> thank you, roberta. it's 4:32. unfortunately we have a fatality to report in the oakland area. this is the hilltop on-ramp to eastbound 80. it's a pedestrian fatality involving a car that hit a pedestrian. the pedestrian died. the investigation is ongoing. so the

he ended up in the south pacific. maybe that's why he became a sister when he came back. realize what my dad was telling me was life is not about sacrifices. it is about responsibilities. a didn't see world war ii as sacrifice. he saw it as a responsibility. the reason i am running for reelection is because i want to make sure that the next generation inherits what i inherited, which is an online -- unlimited opportunity. need your vote. if i have an earned it tonight, i hope i earned it over than -- iron it over the next three weeks. thank you. jonathan: that concludes this debate. i want to thank mr. burr and ms. ross for participating. this public service program was brought to you by the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation. inc. you for watching and good night. -- thank you for watching and good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ i like calling north carolina home. >> so many call north carolina home. living here which are in prime adventure territory. ofidents enjoy 300 miles pristine beaches and some of the nations old oak grove forests. broadcasters in nort

in theecialize more indian ocean, the south pacific ocean.finding more uncharted places in the region. they are open to anyone with a keen sense of adventure. you don't have to be an expert. david: you are being taken to a place where a lot of people have not been before, harder to get to. what about spoiling that? going to places and making them more popular than they already are? that is not what is happening here. you might get one yacht with maybe a people out to barren island every couple of weeks. we're not talking about a big footprint going on here at all. not just these operators, but eccentric companies -- adventure companies that i wrote about are also stated the minded and conscious of the impacts on the environment. david: antarctica, i imagine being there, being able to swim among that is pretty awesome. , what mightimals you see? >> im not a diver, a snorkeler. dive betweenou can tectonic plates. it is more of a glacial environment. in my current division, there is a shipwreck. outside of tahiti, there is a place that i had nev

no well water was impacted that time >> another news alert, this one a lot further away in the pacific. south korea and the u.s. said north korea attempt another missile launch, which failed. exploded after liftoff. south korea believes tear neighbors unsuccessfully attempted to fire a miferl. >> can a big name in the tonight. gop victory dinner, marco rubio was also there, and both spoke to the group of nearly 900. crystal, pretty big turnout. >> yes it is, haley. these tampa bay residents weren't just throwing their support behind these candidates but their money as well. the cost was $250 looming allegations against potato candidates. >> governor mike pence encouraging tampa bay trends to show their support at the polls. >> florida always plays an enormously important role in the nation's destiny. but this year more than ever before. >> it's the final weekend before the new deadline, extension to october 18th due to hurricane matthew. >> chairs the second amendment if you cherish all the god given liberties enshrined there, and the principles of man made government, then we must decide her

later the rain moved out just as new storm clouds roll in from the pacific in south san francisco. abc7 news. >> and here's a sign of the storm easing up a little tonight. this rainbow -- i you see it twice but it's the same one, appeared before the bay an hour ago. we have up to the minute weather informationphone you anytime on the abc7 news app. just tap on the temperature at the top right corner and get custom forecasts for where you live or work. if you need to download the app, enable push alerts to be information. >>> east bay, man is accused of sexually assaulting a young boy with down syndrome. bart police say the suspect followed the buy into the bathroom at the pittsburg station. the boy's mother was waiting outside the bathroom and called police for help. the child went to the hospital. police arrested and bookedded the sucked into the montana detention facility. >>> hayward police shot and wounded a man they say used an rv as a weapon against them and rammed several cars. we were at tennis son park with some of the damaged vehicle being towed from the scene. police res