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nearly bringing the south bay justice syst >>> now at noon, hundreds of court workers off the job for a second day nearly bringing the south bay justice system to a standstill. good afternoon, everyone, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose with how the strike is slowing down the courthouses countywide. >> yeah. workers believe this strike behind me is crippling the system. the union president says she believes that it's actually impacting law enforcement and suspects who belong behind bars. more than 24 hours after walking off the job, the impact this strike is having on the santa clara court system is music to the workers' ears. >> we practically shut down this courthouse. >> reporter: is that what you wanted to see? >> yes. >>> ingrid stewart is the president of the union that represents about 400 court workers on strike demanding more pay after nearly a decade without a raise. >> i'm very disappointed especially after working here for 36 years. i thought we were a court family. but i guess i'm finding out that might not be true. >> repor

it's tough, because a syste they have to be tough and they are. [ applause ]. >> reporter: their words and their accomplishments brought the room to its feet. >> for the flash back moment that, yeah, i can do this. >> reporter: janine dickerson graduated from the foster care system in cuyahoga county. she's come full system working in the county as a magistrate. >> it could break you. you can be stuck in the shackles or you can take that, harness is and embrace it. >> reporter: some get stuck on a national basis after leaving foster care. 33% of in house holds below the poverty line. 48% of women are pregnant by 19. 54% report at least one mental health problem. >> i don't want my situation to have you guys look at me in a different way because i can do anything. >> reporter: she wanted to beat the odds. proved it can . >>> let's turn our attention to politics. hillary clinton now is outlining plans to spend three-quarters of a trillion dollars on new jobs and competition for the global economy. donald trump is repeating claims that clinton and president obama are, quote, the founders

. >> electronic voting syste are by lawot connected to the internet. >> i don't know what the decision of "rigged" is. i just know that we have reall >> reporter: w, to give some perspective, there was a wide study done by a loya law profr in 2014. out of 1 blion vote, he found au credible cas vot tomorr at 11:00. election service center on north lconburg cynthia. >> you can pretty interesting. thank you. >>> let's go to polk county now. new at 11:00 winter haven police need your help to track two men behind a robbery this morning. lok at that photo there. that's a car, what they believe is the get-away car driving around wallace manor. the robbers knocked on her door around 8 a.m. the thieves made off with her tv and purse. >>> baby formula is serious business, and now a florida formula theft ring. alicia and her husband alan convicted in a scheme toal $2 million of formula and sell it on gslist. were convicted of recruiting two others including a woman in new port richey to help steal the formula from stores. >>> cigars face a whole level of regulatis staing today, and that could hur

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forecasters say more rain is expected today across the gulf coast from a slow--imoving syst that's dumped more than two feet of rain in places since thursday. >>> and the u.s. marines now looking for a few more good women. recruiters turning to girls in high schools, and they're looking to teams to find physically qualified candidates. those girls who may be able to meet the corps through physical standards including frontline combat jobs which are now open to women. >>> i'll see you at the top of the hour with more news. back to "cashin' in." bernie's warming up to capitalism? >> i don't know. he said he was a democrat socialyist, not a straight-up socialist. >> what's the difference, help me out. >> i don't know. come on, too early for that. i mean, it was inheritance money. i don't care. i'm glad he's out of the race. party on. >> why did he give whatever -- he has three, should give two away, right? >> absolutely, yeah. i mean, i don't want to move up to vermont, but yeah. definitely give it back. redistribute that money. >> redistribute -- kristin, what do you say? beach house? >> ce

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. >> we are long past due for refurbishing the delivery syst system. the terminology is absurd. when we are long past due for refurbishing them for the modernization we are going to continue to possess them that's what the government is saying. there's an estimate that we will be spending $1 trillion to do that and to refurbish the warheads and that is an absurd amount that if we pledge to get rid of them which we did in the treaty now 45 years ago committing over the next 30 years isn't a good-faith move including those in washington. do we need to be able to deliver weapons by air, sea and mail from north dakota and montana. can you get rid of something and still meets the objectives? if they do it's because the price tag. >> i was just going to ask we were in the middle of a campaign and we have sent heard much about this investment. >> we revert to whose finger is on the button. that is the preeminent power essentially under the control of one person so it's funny how we don't have to go into detail about them but we can talk about our week coupled with this person. it will

. >> the current tv ranking syste is not accurate and very little help to parents, that's the conclusion of a new study revealing t violence of prevale across shows regardless of ratings. they see the problem with violence as retreat on tv is that ishe trivialized and glamorized and kids and hard time to differentiate it from reality. >> rd f going to forms, jennifer lawrence is the highest-paid actors in the world, she made $46 millionon before taxes ove the last year, she can thank th hunger games movie seriesan , this is her second year in a row at the top of the list, second on the list isisisof melissa mccarthy who made $33 million. bill gates i now worth $90 billion according to a ranking from bloomberg's daily ranking of the world richest , according to bombard, his net worth is more than $6 billion more than so far thi yeara. it is a moment that will bring tear toto almost every parent, what a father sent to the sende and league world series. that was father in head coach joel jense talking to his son isaiah, essentially walking to the moun just to tell him that he loves him. ore

. >> it it is crowded out here and ther is a syste moving at cross the aantic and getting to us in a week t ten days. an you get td 8 off the coast. there is td 9 which is the main concern here it is. and a well defined circulation. everything for now is kind of going according to plan. we do not expect it should be aropical storm i think by this time tomorrow. it is not over the center. it is a 84.8 west moving west northwest at now it is moving wouot bo models ing to tes i w buynt thena d itas h a trior baan they p uonhe sth side. >> that's the heaest rain and winds. they are on a track like this. they are from the west and the >> there is a lot going on. radar views more td number 9 5:4ng up at >>> thank u very much, paul. >> dond trump apparently has changed his position on imgration. xpla why on wednesday. a lot of peopl waiting t hear that at's when he will spell out the policy in a speech in arizona. so we have to bring in our political editor. what shod >> trump will hammer home what he says will not change in any way, shape or form. he ran, kicked off the campaign on the pro

addressed, economic or racial at the time whea timewhen there was a lot of going on in the political syst system. >> if he went down one of the more fascinating avenues in the book comparing cosmo from the late 60s to an issue of the magazine that no one really remembers anymore but was like rock music and cosmo meets rolling stone and how was the supervising editor of fast. it was a clash between the editor that did the magazine and helen. there was no mentioning of martin luther king or kennedy unless it was talking about how good-looking he was. the title, one of my favorites was the undiscovered joy of having a chinese lover. [laughter] are target reader was illustrated in the magazine that came out later. a simple small-town working girl from the boondocks. the women and men that worked at cosmo by the college-educated new york sophisticates who were kind of filtering their knowledge down to these stewardesses from cincinnati and this was the girl that didn't know what to do with her dessert fork or tie a tie. i don't know if i buy that. she created this from hillbilly to hollywood.

word tonight that the fbi is warning state election officials to enhance security on their election syst pete williams is on the story tonight from washington. pete, what can you tell us? >> reporter: this comes after an attempt to hack into two election systems this summer. so the fbi has issued an advisory urging the state to look at different signs that could indicate similar cyber attacks. in july, hackers got successfully into the computer system that illinois uses for online vote registration, copping some files that apparently didn't change anything and they apparently tried and failed to do the same thing in arizona. officials say the russians seem to have been behind both attacks. so far no sign that any of those have been compromised, but the fbi says states should be on guard to protect against computer attacks that could jeopardize the integrity of their elections. savannah? >> pete williams in our washington newsroom. thank you. >>> a grim milestone to tell you about in chicago where august is now the most violent month there in 20 years. the city has seen 84 homicides this

witnesses, at the time of the accident, she had, unfortunately, disconnected herself from the safety syst tonight, felton's daughter posting, "full of love and adventure, my mom died completing her bucket list, ziplining." david, although zipline accidents are rare, a recent study found there are thousand of emergency room visits every year from this increasingly popular activity. david? >> linzie janis, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the dramatic rescue from a burning car. the moment was caught on body cam, a police officer running straight into that inferno. the passenger trapped in the car, and you'll see what happens next. >>> of course, the epi-pen outrage boying ov inboiling ove. tonight, the ceo is grilled. and you will see it right here. >>> and later tonight, america strong. the song suddenly being sung in this american neighborhood, and the man saluting them -- that's who the song was for. you have got to see this. coming up. rfect driving record. perfect. no tickets, no accidents... that is until one of you perfect record. y

we will keep an eye on this storm syst, has 30 mile-per-hour winds. so it is still basically just a tropical wave. the pressure at 1009 milibars moving to the west at about 9 miles per hour. the very latest on this is that they are not even sending the hurricane hunter planes up because there is no center of circulation. if this doesn't get any better organized, it's not going to stand much of a chance to become a storm. however there's still one of moving into the center of the gulf. this is not good news for the folks up in louisiana, but it looks as though we could get some rain out of this and the winds right off shore. the problems associated with a tropical storm system or hurricane will not be ours, at least at this point. that's what things are looking like. we did see a few storms off to the south last night as the winds came in from and east. we're very warm right now. 82 in tampa and clearwater. 80 degrees right now in new park richie. it's 79 in st. petersburg, the only 70-something on the map. everybody else is in the low 80s already. wat

it will be wednesday before we know where the syste them. in the meantime let's enjoy this. there's another day in the 80s, another dave and another day. we also like the morning temperatures in the mid to low 60s. that will be enjoyable. 90s return son friday and the weekend and storms back in the forecast sunday and monday. so here i thought we had a perfect week. next few days. >>> well, the countdown is on until the start of the school year. >> some things you need to think about before next week. they can find the enrollment packet if they would like to fill it out ahead of time. >> reporter: so making it easy for apparent -- parents and grandparents. what's the guess way to get them into the routine. >> practice now. you have a week before school start. start practicing those bedtime routines. >> reporter: so that's a good let's talk about the bus routes. they're changing for a lot of students. what do parents need to know? >> make sure they're out there 10 to 1345 minutes -- 15 minutes prior to the time the bus is supposed to come. >> reporter: rain or shine, you know

clinton got out of law school, she was working to help advance racial justice in the juvenile justice syst in south carolina and fight segregation in alabama. i got out of law school and was battling housing discrimination in virginia. donald trump was a real estate guy who got sued by the justice department for discriminating people in housing writing the letter c on applications if they were minority. hillary clinton has a track record all the way back to being a middle schooler in a methodist priorities for others, and donald trump is for himself. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: we've got to take a break. stick around? >> yeah. >> stephen: back with more senator tim kaine. (cheers and applause) nexium 24hr is now the #1 choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. for complete protection all day and night mmm this ham is great. see, we can agree. that one. ugh, come on. dad, can we turn up the heat? no. put on a sweater. honey, it's called a barber shop quartet. no! out! what? that was in! yeah finally, something the whole family can agree on. for a taste everyo

move its way n you feel the stickyness this weekend before we start to get a break behind a frontal syste system. highs tomorrow into the low 90s and upper 80s across the board dealing with southerly wind flow and can't rule out maybe a popup storm here and there as well. saturday like it was today at 92 degrees. sunday, different story. some of those storms could be strong. more details later, back to you. >> a developing story tonight. he lied about being robed in rio and now he's saying he's sorey. u.s. olympic swimmer ryan lochte and three teammates are trying to move on after the embarassing incident. live from rio. >> how does it feeling to be back in the u.s. >> three of the four u.s. swim areas caused of lying of being robbed at gun point in rio are back 2349 united states. gunnar bentz and jack conger were allowed to leave brazil. a day after their passports wore seedsed and they were asked about sunday morning, vandalism, brandishing guns and drunkenness and public urine nation. six time gold medalist ryan lochte issued an apology on instag for my behavior for not being more car

operating medicaid.the staggering losses posted by the companies tasked with running iowa's health care syst. system.and health head lice is getting hard to treat.what parents need to know as kids head back to school -- when the fox 28 news at nine continues. continues. dge, and if you don't think washington has changed chuck grassley, try and ask him. the senate is broken. why are you leading all the obstruction? if you get your way and defund planned parenthood, where am i going to get my cancer screenings? if i'm paying more for medicine because your medicare plan passes, how do i afford that? are you even listening? i approved this message because, chuck, i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, now where were these made?" trump: "these were made, i don't know where they're made. but they were made someplace. but they're great. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, everything sold at macy's and they're doing great.? letterman: ?where are the shirts made?? off-camera voice: ?bangladesh.? letterman: ?bangladesh.? trump: ?well, it's good. we employ people i

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. >> in hillary clinton's america the syst s americans. syrian refugees flood in. illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay collecting social security benefits, skipping the line. our border open, it's more of the same but worse. >> reporter: now, as that ad launches, trump does have some catching up to do. in the last two months alone the hillary clinton campaign has spent more than $60 million on television ads. this right now is a $5 million it's going to run in five battleground states, including ohio and florida. >> tom, thanks. >>> joining us kellyanne conway, the newly tapped campaign manager for donald trump. welcome back to the program? >> thank you for having me. >> congrats on the new role. >> thank you. >> he said sometimes along the way in the heat of the moment you say the wrong thing. but he went further. donald trump saying i do regret it particularly where it may have caused personal pain. what was he talking about? >> he was talking about anyone who els offended by anything he said and that's all him. you know, he took extra ti

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syste redeeming education system for black and poor people. never giving up on equal protection under the law. that's a moral parameter and when we look at policies, we ask this question, are these policies constitutionally consistent, that they morally defensible and are they economically sane. >> host: let's get to call, sharon, democrat, you are up here for the reverend. >> caller: i want to say hallelujah.. i was alive and kicking and part of the revolution, the moral revolution of the 1960's, keep up the good work, young man. >> guest: thank you. she mentioned the moral revolution. this country had reframing of moral revolution. i listened, for instance, at mr. trump and what is interesting about that, i think we miss it when we just focus on him, if you go back to 1968 and listen to george wallace's speech running for the president in madison square gardens, you hear the same thing. before he said yesterday that president obama was the founder of isis, look at the politicians that suggest that it wasobama's president obama's fault. look

>> in hillary clinton's america the syst s americans. syrian refugees flood in. illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay collecting social security benefits, skipping the line. our border open, it's more of the same but worse. >> reporter: now, as that ad launches, trump does have some catching up to do. in the last two months alone the hillary clinton campaign has spent more than $60 million on television ads. this right now is a $5 million