the bottom li, the way you play this, by sunday, something will be impacting the state of florida. whether it's just a weak system or something much stronger. too early to tell. latest runs are running to the south, which would be good for and possibly going into the gulf of mexico. we're 24 to 36 hours away from really having a good idea where this is headed. bottom line, stay tuned. there's your florida's most accurate 7-day forecast with highs in the low 90s each day. remember the severe thunderstorm warning in effect for 25 men's for southern pinellas county. >>> take a look at this these guys down. they push three salt water crocodiles through a broken window of a office and then shirtless men barge in to steal computer equipment inside. rangers safely removed the reptile. >>> dirk koetter was not hop ewith his offense today -- was not happy with his offense today. you can hear it for yourself >> hell oh folks. .net know if there were buccaneers slash gate orphans or just bucs fans but row bert owe got an earful from the buccaneers season ticket holders in practice today. most

take a live look here from our tower cam, and you can see, barely, at the bottom of your screen is where our city lies, and some of these looming clouds over the valley, and parts of the valley you are probably seeing some of the rain, especially in the east valley, as well as around south mountain. and you see a couple of those rain drops on the lens as well. >> rain drops are falling on our lens. yeah, no, we like it. this is the kind of storm you like -- we have seen one accident, but not a lot of damage right now and not a lot of flooding. but a nice rainfall. all of our plants are getting a wonderful drink. >> i think as we see some of the dust storms roll through,well the sky, as we saw moments ago along the i-10 and along the south valley, a dust storm, wall of dust moving through. >> east valley, one of our units driving through with a gopro, our chief photographer driving out in the east. it's still coming down. and the thing is, as we have mentioned a couple of times, this is the leading edge. we were just looking at javier a couple of seconds ago with you cory, and it is still hundreds of m

returned by secretary clintona&" voto rhetoric experts like richard vatz, the bottom line is:sot richard vatz, "hillary clinton lies. donald trump lies. we all do it, and that's the truth." sig outin washington, i'm jeff barnd.(end package) parts of eastern iowa tonight. i think the heaviest rains tonight are going to stay to the south of our viewing area and ffs up to me, i would even >>> last night at this hour we were in the middle of a situation in northern counties where thunderstorms kept going over the same general area for and that produced phenomenal rainfall totals. east of town, in decorah 8.65 ifrmgz. officially this is the highest rain ever recorded in 24 hours time in decorah. i don't think that's a big shock. you can see on the rainfall estimates all of the region counties caused serious flash flooding last night and during the daytime hours today. things of improving tonight. rivers are going down and also no thunderstorm activity up that way. with dry weather for the next couple of days. no concerns up in the north with any additional rainfall. further south, you can see that there continues to be

. >> the bottom line -- >> go ahead, boris. >> she lied to congress. she continues to lie. e the third circuit but know better. everyone knows better. she used her -- >> why is she ahead in every poll? and every battleground state poll? >> quick, give you the final word. >> so many republicans, including susan saying donald trump is too dangerous to be the president of the united states. clearly, there's a different -- >> leave it there. we'll leave it there. >> 14 million is not enough to win a national election. >> transparency, medical records, tax records, all these things should be on the table. >>> the video of 200 kidnapped schoolgirls showing what they have gone through during two years held as hostages. a father reacts to seeing her daughter among the living. you will see that only outfront. what evidence does donald trump have of this -- >> the only way we can lose, in my opinion, i mean this, pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. preservatives, sweeteners. no colors from artificial sources. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. that's food as it should be.

now is there a new timeframe by which we might get to the bottom of these latest charges that she lied under oath to congress? >> well, the justice department has an unwritten policy, stewart, that it will not indict someone who's running for office within 90 days of election day unless it is necessary to preserve the integrity of the election. now, unless it is necessary to preserve the integrity of the election is obviously a basis for indicting her. but, stewart, the people who will decide whether or not she should be indicted for what is clearly either perjury, providing false information or misleading congress, there are three different potential crimes here, stewart. the people will decide whether or not to indict her are the same people who decided not to indict her for her failure to keep secure 110 secret and top secret e-mails that were found on her server. >> judge, i'm reading between the lines. you say there are three crimes here. am i right in saying that you think that this will just pass on by like the previous e-mail scandals? >> yes, i'm sorry to say i think it will.

lied last week when she said the fbi found that she hadn't lied. during the interview... hillary was questioned about the investigation into her private e- mail server. kaine says: "the bottom line is this -- she made a mistake and she said over and over again, i made a mistake and i've learned from it and i'm going to fix it, and i apologize." democratic strategists believe clinton needs to avoid press conferences in order to win the schoen says: "it's about winning and losing and for secretary clinton, let donald trump self destruct if that's what he's going to do. do not engage with the media." (on-cam tag) donald trump heads to detroit today to push his economic message... while hillary clinton will campaign in florida. in new york, kelly wright, fox news.>> you have three more chances to weigh in on possible plans to reorganize the clark county school district. three town hall meetings are scheduled for this week. tonight at 6:30..county commissioner susan brager will be leading a meeting at desert breeze community center. another meeting will be held tomorrow night at 6pm at the commission chambers. the final meeting is wednesday night at 6 pm at the winchester cultur

but the bottom line is the moral of the story is you don't lie to mom. he lied to his that's when it all started. feigen has agreed to donate $10,000 to a charity here. he's going to be able to get his passport back and return. >> okay. we'll call you. thank you, will. >>> all right. one of the best titles of the olympics. the fastest man in the world usain bolt move. he made it look easy in the men's 200-meter even though his 19.78 seconds is actually his slowest time in the olympic final. bolt wins his third consecutive gold in this event. it's now his 8th overall with a chance of nine tomorrow night and finally his final olympic race. he's won the 100 in three straight olympics. >> the world's greatest athlete. eaton. he's the third to win this gold multiple times. three more days and then the closing ceremonies on sunday. >> last day of the week for traffic. >>> wkyc traffic is brought to you by mike bass ford. get a great deal and a great deal more at mike bass ford. >>> time now is 6:16. where you're seeing construction that could slow you down. in medina

the bottom of the screen, some of. neighborhoods have rain chances as we go into the weekend. so that la giwill give you a li we're looking at the radar. not everyone seeing the rain. of course most of us not seeing the rain at all today. but up in the poconos, heavy rain. chestnut hill seeing heavy rain, flash flood warning until 3:15. we've seen a lot of heavy rain in this area in the past few hours. we're looking at possibly local streets and creeks flooding. for now, keep in mind we could be seeing quite a bit of flooding there. neighborhood temperatures for tomorrow, packer park, 97 degrees, feeling like 106. if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs, feeling near 100 degrees. new jersey, 95. stone harbor, 86, harrington, 95, feeling close to 110. here's future weather. not everyone's going to see the rain chances. mostly if you're north and west of philadelphia you could see a few late-day showers. it will help to cool your temperatures. not long-lived, though. maybe popup storms along philadelphia. you're looking at a fairly dry weekend along the shore. but hot and humid. by the weekend the showers are sp

with military democratic support against the rest of society, and it's a legacy that still remains with us, and it is a legacy that lies at the heart or at the bottom of. all these doubts or suspicions or allegations, including false allegations, all the sinists and skeptics that have now burst out into the open of turkey in the aftermath of the defeat of the coup with regard to the west and especially the united states. it's not just the young turks in the early 20th century. it is not just the kemalists from the 1920s onwards. there is a long history behind this mental configuration. military bureaucratic establishment in turkey and the resonances between it and western outlook on countries of its lam. how do the gulenists come into this? in my initial intervention i thought that i would have some time to say a few things about also the gulen congregation. i failed to do so. it is -- i would readily admit that it is something very difficult to describe to western audiences. think of purpose the jesuits as an instrument as the catholic counter reformation. think of the temple onites coming out of the crusades or thing of falun gong in china, somet

the bottom line is the governor doesn't think she's honest. the people of new hampshire don't think she's honest and she's consistently lied about this e-mail issue now she's saying to release it so she can get in front of it. the bottom line is she deleted 33,000, mails and never turned them over. >> i'll jump in there on behalf the trump campaign. if there isn't anything to hide, get out there. >> someone asked for a job and they didn't get the job, right? there's been no smoking gun yet. >> nothing in -- do you think there are 33,000 e-mails worth of recipes and yoga? >> i'm simply saying at this point we have no proof of anything. >> i think part of why she said release them to the public because they fear they'll be released to the public through a third party anyway and they're trying to get ahead of that. this has dogged her from the beginning and it's increased 12 to 13 points since she started running for president. you would think since her campaign spent $52 million in ads and she should -- basil, if she weren't running against donald trump she would be the least liked person in a matter of years. >> i don't know if that's true. i am a

mischaracterized the fbi director's comments, claiming incorrectly he said she never publicly lied about her e-mails. >> direct oor comey said my answers were truthful. that's the bottom what i told the fbi which he said was truthful is consistent with what i said publicly. >> she is lying about lying. >> republicans argued she was parsing her word. >> she has a fundamental way to say to people. i didn't lie to you. i didn't remember what i was going to say. >> mystery surround the excushion of an iranian scientist accused of being informant for the united states. over the weekend. i ran announced he was hanged as a traltor. errol barnett is following the story. >> this strange series of events includes execution, nuclear secrets and u.s. diplomacy. a scientist with vital information on deadly nuclear weapons defects to the states. seven years later his family says he was hanged. the big question here is, what made dr. amiri return to iran. his love for his son, may have cost dr. amiri his life. he was reunited with his fame having received a hero's welcome in tehran in 2010. his story at the team that he had been kidnapped by cia agents. he reap cysted spilling the b

the bottom line, question mark, clinton either lied to the fbi or lie today congress.it's a federal case. katie, you know what i'm going to say. i don't know what your article says, all of it goes right over the head of all voters. it will make no difference whatsoever. >> well, here is the thing, i think you're right about the fact that the clinton e-mail scandal won't necessarily have a further effect on the election. we've seen that it's hurt trust worthy numbers and integrity numbers, however, sending a letter to the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c. saying, look, hillary clinton told two stories different one to the fbi and one to congress. she was under oath when he spoke to congress. they have notes. she lied to one of them because the story is inconsistent. the historical is important to understand that they are doing their job pursuing this story. stuart: how many people follow this chain that you're talking about, was it recorded, was it not recorded? what are they going to do about it? how many times have we seen exactly the same thing in the last year or so

the fbi did say she never directly lied to the fbi yesterday she tried to collar if i. >> director comey had said my answers were truthful. that's really the bottom line here, what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful is consistent with what i have said publicly. i may have short circuited and for that, i will try to clarify i think chris wallace and i were talking past each other. >> 113 classified e-mails in her private server. many more e-mails were later declassified. clinton reiterated she never knowingly sent classified e-mails and gave her explanation. >> and in questioning, director comey made the point that the three e-mails out of the 30,000 did not have the appropriate markings. and it was therefore reasonable to conclude that anyone, including myself, would have not suspected they were classified. >> back in july, comey testified those three e-mails were not marked properly, still, she and her team should have known better and were extremely careless. bottom line is, for months, clinton maintains she never sent classified materials. the exchanges like this from july only add to the confusion and contradiction of this whole issue

the rest of society. with us and is a legacy that lies at the heart or at the bottom of it.ll of these doubts or suspicions or allegations, areuding false allegations, all the cynicism and skepticism that has now burst out into the open in turkey in the aftermath of the defeat of the coup with regard to the west into specially the united states. so, it is not just the young turks in the early 20th centuries. it is not just the capitalists in the 1920's. there is a long history behind configuration of the military establishment in turkey and the resonance between it and the western outlook on countries of islam. the grill or nests -- how do they -- come into this? in my international intervention i spoke about having time to say a few things about the muzzle congregation. i feel 2 -- about the muzzle mosulgation -- about the congregation. i find it difficult to describe to western audiences. think of perhaps the jesuits as in instrument of the catholic insurrection. think of the templar knights coming out of the crusades or think of china. it is something much more. sacrednk

the bottom of this. they say ryan lochte lied about being robbed and held up at gunpoint, and there is video to prove it. >> brazilian officials spent the past few days trying to piece together what happened on sunday morning. this video shows the four u.s. around 6 a.m. >> we have evidence that demonstrate that is very, very improbable that the incident is a robbery situation. >> police say the americans including ryan lochte, gunner and jim fagan urinated alley and damaged a bathroom door. this video shows the swimmers at a gas station station getting into a taxi. minutes later a security guard with a gun orders the group out one swimmer appears to remove his wallet. from another angle we see what happens next, a third-party steps in to translateas the athletes are told to sit on the curb. the swimmers handed over money to repair a bathroom door. they also say a gun was pointed at the swimmers so part of lochte's story checks out. >> a guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it, put it to my forward. i put my hands up, i was like the new york post. they're making the point that lochte's actions validate the

the truth. >> i may have short kcircuited. that he said she never publicly lied. >> director comey had said that my answers in my fbi interview were truthful. that's really the bottom line here. what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. >> she is lying about lying. >> reporter: republicans argued, sunday, she was still parsing her words. >> she has a fundamental way to say to people it wasn'tha what i was going to say. >> reporter: but in politics, everything is relative. in a gnnew national poll asked o is more honest, clinton or trump. she won by a narrow margin, dana, 49 to 40. >> thank you, nancy. >>> florida's gulf coast is under a flood watch. heavy rain pounded parts of the state yesterday. more drenching downpours are expected throughout the week. north to the panpanhandle. >>> the nfl called off a preseason game last night because it was too dangerous. the annual hall of fame game was canceled due to poor field conditions in canton, ohio. paint used in the end zones and at midfield became too hard for the packers and colts to play on. the nfl and the players union said they're disappointed for the fans,

the bottom line is expect delays. matt. >> thanks matt. >>> a six-year-old girl lies in a hospital bed right now as doctors try to save herst steps from her front door in the west oak lane section of the city. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at saint christopher's hospital for children with the full story. annie. >> and matt that's right, the six-year-old girl was just playing outside of her home when she was hit by a stray bullet. now, police say it hit her underneath her left armpit. now she's in critical condition inside saint christopher's hospital. well, take a look at this video. "action news" was there as the young victim was transferred to saint christopher's hospital for children from einstein hospital where medics initially took her and where doctors were able to stabilize her. a barrage of gunfire broke out around 7:00 p.m. in the 6300 block of north woodstock in west oak lane. the six-year-old was playing outside of her home when she was hit under her arm by that stray bullet and investigators believe at least 21 bullets were fired from two weapons at a nearby intersection. well, "action news" s

the fact he lied on tv. >> reporter: well, john, absolutely. and of course then they were all interviewed by the u.s. olympic committee to try to get to the bottomrs later when we presume he wasn't drunk, and he lied. i think at some point -- i know we've talked about this for days on end. the gas station story we may never get. it's a he said, he said, who did what. the reality is ryan lochte and these other three, especially lochte, 30 years old, you know you have to be on your best behavior. what can go on in a college fraternity is just not allowed at the olympic games. john, you know, we've worked olympic games together. it's different. for ryan lochte to lie to the u.s. olympic committee, then to leave the country and leave the other three behind, that may be worse than anything that happened at that gas station. >> reporter: i think we're seeing he's probably realizing he's at the end of his career. there's probably not going to be another olympic games for him to redeem himself. he's thinking about sponsors. ralph lauren has already taken him off their website. he's starting to feel that and hang on in any way he can. >> christine, let's

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it sounds like the fbi is going to give over their notes of what she said behind closed doors at her house on july 1st. bottom line, either way, she either liedor she lied to congress, which are both federal crimes. >> newt gingrich who was on our program yesterday and he talks a little bit about clinton motto and not telling the truth. >> this is a person who lies about lying and now she lies about will go. this is the clinton model to drag it out, lawyer it up, to say whatever you need to to get through the next interview. let's say what she did say to the fbi. she wasn't under oath. it's kind of weird with a figure who's this important nationally to do -- to do a multi-hour interview in their home without taking exact notes and the exact transcript and without having her under oath makes me wonder. >> you have to wonder how good these notes are. the guys or women taking the notes, the fbi over the course of hours -- >> they're good notes. they're detailed. if you take good notes, why wouldn't you want a transcript? >> katherine harris said it's standard operating procedure for them not to record it. >> kathy, thank you for writing in. all

the fbi director's comments, claiming incorrectly that he said she never publicly lied about her e-mails. >> director comey had said that my answers in my fbi interview were truthful. that's really the bottom line here. what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. >> she's lying about lying. >> reporter: republicans argued words. >> she now has a fundamental way of saying to people it wasn't that i lied to you, i just didn't quite remember whatever it was i was going to say. >> reporter: but in politics, everything is relative and a new national poll asked voters who they think is more honest, clinton or trump. she won that one by a narrow margin, dana, 49 points to 40. >> ncy cordes, thank you. >>> florida's gulf coast this morning is under a flood watch. heavy rain already pounded parts expected throughout the week. between 8 and 12 inches of rain could soak places from tampa north toward the panhandle. some areas are under a major flood risk because of swelling rivers. >>> the nfl called off a marquee preseason game last night because it was too dangerous. the annual hall of fame game was cancelled due to poor field conditions in canton,

the bottom of that. you've seen the headlines here, liar, liar, speedo on fire, real police call lochte liar. not victim. >> there's no question in my mind that he lied, right. when he initially said publicly we were pulled over in this taxi, and then a gun put to my head by thespeople pretending that they were police officers, that's not what happened, right? furthermore, we didn't know about this vandalism and this incident at the gas station. with all that said, he also may have been robbed. meaning, he may have been wrong to do what he did at the gas station, he may have been wrong to publicly embellish the story and it also may be robbery to say to someone with a gun, yeah, you may want to pay us 50 bucks, we're going to take 400. >> so, what happens now? >> for ryan lochte, nothing. meaning, he's now in the united states and he won't get extradited as a result of this. feigen is the one who really needs to be concerned because he's there. he's the one trying to negotiate a deal right now because, if he were to get indicted for either filing a false police claim or for vandalism, et cetera, it's potentially for filing a false police claim, addit

lies, and quote short-circuited. clinton's e-mail scandal only worsens by the day, it seems. and republicans now have a responsibility to get to the bottom of it all. in honor of the public's right to know, all that has been hidden from them. our quotation of the evening on what is happening right now in washington d.c. this from abraham lincoln, who said quote what kills a skunk is the publicity it gives itself, end quote. we're coming right back. lou: more refugees are set to flood into europe and hillary clinton isn't taking any of it seriously. donald trump is. >> look at what's going on with germany. look at what's happening with germany. look at the crime. look at the problems. we have enough problems. this could be the great trojan horse. this could be. we don't know who these people are. now they're coming in through obama -- lou: former u.s. ambassador john bolton joins me next. and this little dolphin at seaworld is certainly cute. but it has a new trick for tourists hoping to get a close-up shot. we'll show you what happens when they do. next in the video. you don't want t . lou: tensions rising between turkey and the west ove

lied in her statement tots fbi. yesterday in the black and hispanic conference she tried to clar foy. >> director comey said my answers in the fbi interview were truthful. that's the bottomine. what i told the fbi which he said was truthful is consistent with what i said publicly. and so i may have short circuited and for that i will try to clar foy. i think chris wallace and i were talking past each other. >> reporter: clinton never said why she spent classified e-mails. three of which were marked classified. >> in questioning, director comey made the .3 e-mails out of the 30000 did not have the appropriate markings. and it was therefore reasonable to conclude that anyone, including myself would have not suspected that they were classified. >> reporter: comey said three classified were not marked appropriately but said she and her team were careless and any reasonable person would not have sent them in the system. she maintains to the public she was consistent and truthful through all. >> what is going on in the campaign trail. >> she is heading to florida and orlando on. her strategy to 0 in on 11 battleground states and interest in pennsylvania and ohio and florida. s

to have to vote for someone you know willingly lied to the american people regarding their national security, even under oath. i mean, where is the bottom for hillary clinton? where is the line she draws for the american people. why is she running for president? if you look at or past its crony capitalism, padding the pockets of her friend and family. donald trumps motivations are completely different. charles: great panel. new developments on the zika and mosquitoes in florida. governor rick scott saint 10 additional people in florida with the zika virus. this brings the total number of people with locally transmitted zika to 14. governor scott calling on the cbc to activate an emergency response team. more on these developments as they come over the next two hours. elon musk in the meantime just made a deal. why they are facing shareholder backlash. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. charles:

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lied in her statements to the fbi. yesterday at the conference, she tried to clarify. >> director comey had said that my answers in my fbi interview were truthful. that's really the bottom line here. what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. so i may have short circuited, and for that i will try to clarify because i think, you know, chris wallace and i were probably talking past each other. >> clinton went on to explain why she continues to say she never said marked classified information. 3 of the 113 classified e-mails found in her private e-mail server were marked. though comey did say they were not marked appropriately. bottom line is comey said she and her team acted extremely careless and should have known better. meantime, while mrs. clinton spoke before the conference and held fund-raising events, her running mate was making stops in michigan and wisconsin before trump reveals his economic plan on monday. >> we're talking about jobs and donald trump is basically shadow boxing with every enemy he can think of instead of talking about what americans want to talk about. >> hillary clinton and tim kaine are taking

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