rather than dg the fourth annual foxtrot kicks off this walk.t >> this year all the proceeds going to the louis stokes va medical o center to help veters right here in northeast ohio. he >> the one-mile walk is going on right here andis that is where will find melissa reid. >> good morning. the walkers are false there already.s this person is quiet a a celebrity. she has been stopped more than anyone i have ever seen. she is not only an athlete here but tell people what it is that you compete in. >> i compete in a wheelchair racing maritimes mostly. i have been doing this for about 22oi years. >> she is the first wheel wheeler to complete a marathon. is that right? >> and in all 50heeleleis state. >> it's awesome. we appreciate all the support that fox eight is showing us. >> tell us about you and youran history or service and how you are hereor se today. >> i was in the army. i went in as a second lieutenant i went to rotc and i got heard right before desert storm at doesn't start up that twin sisters walking in the race here and another sister a marine that is walking.n we've had a great time

now, a spad xiii is the product of designer louis becheroau. he's designed air fighters, the spad vii is known for combat over france and the western front during world war i, but it's the spad xiii that enters service in may of 1917 that reflects the epitome of french, high-performance, fighter design. it has very thin air fulls like the wright flyer, and that allows it to go very fast. and it's fabric covered. but it's that engine, the hispano sweeza 220-horsepower v-8 engine that's the core of that. so, you see the radiator shutters and it looks like it's a round engine, but there's actually a v-8 engine underneath that cowling. and by cowling, there's a tight-fitting, metal covering over the engine, and it makes it all streamlined, allows the air to flow over it more efficiently. so, mark birkett of the spanno swezo company, the translation, spanish swiss, has developed a series of automobile engines in the pre-war era. he adapts this to the aeronautical world by taking two of the engines and makes it into a v-8. and what's unique is instead

> i see you've got to get up and don't give upup, do not giv up. >> they do great things here at the louis stokes va medical center because of the staff the care so much a group of peopleui have done so right for others. >> check out the smiles and laughter, they know that things have changed,y but that they mu fight like they they always did lou maglio fox 8 news. >> today's last day to register online for the foxtrot,s it wil proceeds supporting louis stokes cleveland va medical center, yo can take part in the 5k or 1 mile walk, just go to fox 8.com. >> you can wait until sunday, to register at the foxtrot at 7:00 a.m. walk starts at 8:00 a.m. the 5k in nine with plenty of fun and music from todd meany's band ace molar. >> e dick goddard has some wonderful dogs for adoption bac cuyahoga county animal shelter needs help, in valley view. a bagel maxie would love to snuggle with you, this sweetheart will melt your heart new trucker is a 1-year-old lab collie mix would love to play i your m yard, he can put a smile on your face to keep you entertained for hours.pu camel number 56, he is a 1-

have ptsd and lots of people are afraid o that. >> otto find a job, has found tremendous help at the louis stokes cleveland va medical center. >> just to be around guysys tha have been through things that d not judge you. >> dthat's what the va is all about, to take care of the to heal them one day at a time. >> it iss incredibly hard. to those missions and it took so much out of me i don't know if can recover, not going to be th same person . i have delivered masculine a couple makes the find of a lifetime at our localpl thrift store, mike and amber hernon picked up a cassette copy of michael jackson's bad album for 25 cents. a few days later, they opened a and discovered that the cassette is signed by michael jackson himself, compared it and believe that this ise legitimate.. >> i literally cannot breathe, cannot speak, i just cannot believe that this was in front of me. >> as soon as she said that was signed, and i saw the reaction, and i could feel my heart beating in my neck. >> > t as much as $3,000. they say they have no plans to sell that tape purchased for 25 cents. without the in

fox 8 backing a good cause for the far transport in the louis stokes cleveland va medical center. >> share a war story and how that cleveland va medical cente overcome is sho troubles today. >> a part of history that gripped the world as it happened. operation red dawn netting one of the most wanted man in the world, december 2003, the capture of saddam hussein.d >> capture this man is crucial to the rise of a free iraq. >> army specialist was just 22 years old when he says found himself in an elite group calle super 12. >> we were selected for my company tofr be personal security for saddam hussein. >> adam rogerson and his group guarded saddam hussein for six months, ultimately walking into his death. >> we heard, the hanging. we could hear all of the sounds. then we witness them carrying his body up above their heads , ak-47s. it was a crazy experience >> he was highly skilled and motivated, he lived through the chaos of combat, watching overe the defiant dictator in serving the united states with great pride for years. today he lives in northeast ohio with his wife and children. y

>> so the spirit of st. louis came to the smithsonian in 1928 and it was stored on display in the arts and industries building where it was hanging over the traditional oak and glass cases, other objects, not just aviation artifacts. and so it was there more or less over the years on display in the arts and industries building which you can still see today. but that was -- in a lot of ways this building was intended to put the spirit of st. louis in that very important spot in the milestones of flight gallery to display it. >> i'm going the have you think about this as we listen to dave from new york. but what questions, what things are unanswered in terms of aviation history? think about that. let's go to dave in new york. go ahead, please. >> caller: just had a question, two questions actually. i visited the museum in 1976 and i remember it very well when it first opened. how have the artifacts -- have any of them degraded over the past 40 years? that's my first question. the second question is what is on your m

the >> this year the fourth annual fox eight yea foxtrot will benet to the louis stokes veterans hospital right here inlu cleveld >> those funds will be used to support criticalose f programs e va including a prosthetics the lab with a make things la better each and every day. >> that is best, chief of the press that prosthetic labs at the louis stokes vapro hospital, driving her life. >> they're always so grateful and helpful. i love listening to stories what they've been through and how got to this point. >> eager to give back something in give return everything to hee vets under one roof fromof designing to build into fitting aesi prosthetic it's all right t for people who gave so much for us. >> the least we can do as americans back as much as we can. >> tony greene does not know whereo he would be without the va. he lost both legs to disease below the knee.ee >> with them and me being gun gung ho as in am i just got to o things. >> the fabricator deals if personal attached to to personal lost his leg above the knee due to a motorcycle accident accident. >> are died a few times and pr

>> of the name, louis stokes, but do you know the story of this local engine from humble beginnings to political power is banner year cincy died born int poverty, and house it did not have heat or indoor plumbingho became a figure and the united states congress.. i'll bet is a boeing cleveland you didn't see her life like this? >> i grew up in the projects in cleveland. didn't even have these kind of dreams. just before his death last year at the age of 90, he wrote it down for us to share in his autobiographyn entitled, the is fascinated by the work of the lawyers representing the accused and wants to follow in the footsteps. >> my mother can assume that th college was not even in my future. but if things work out, i'd like to be a lawyer one day. i >> 's father died when he was just a boy and his mother lived for her two sonsns, he and his younger brother who would be th first black mayor of a major american city in cleveland in 1967, their mother cleaned homes on the west side and move her family intome a federal housing today the housing project also houses the louis stokes exam wh

on wednesday, will be in on thursday will be more comfortable the september. st. louis with 92 degrees, dewpoints are starting to end up a little bit more to the south and westst and are dewpoint will be in the mid to upper '60s0s over the next 3 hours. the front will bring usu wednesday. were getting more active in the tropics with two systems comeme one of them just southwest of miami those are tropical depressions but the potential of becoming storms. tonight, star lead coming two nights near 60 cup and calm tomorrow. highs to the mid- would come than wednesday. beginning of september is thursday. a sad day as >> gene wilder the original willy wonka, according to his nephew passed away from complications due too alzheimer's, known forzh blazin saddles in young frankenstein cohenaz and comedies with richard pryor. actor, gene wilder passageway 83. >> n hundreds of books are up f grabs the fbi had a ceremony to open free libraries. and polic departments a member of each agency was there to accept the library to get books into those kids to may not have them and t encou

"the 9th life of louis drax" opens in theaters friday. that's your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at the roads with demetria the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) they are both cone zones. <<< back to you!/// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> knowing you're abc's is very fundamental and one toddler proves that case to be true. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the passionate toddler who sang her way into people's hearts. . you're watching 8 news now good day. our good day team. then head to our facebook page.. and upload a pic of you ad of school! 8 lucky viewers will be chosen this week to be featured on our newscast friday ... and win an 8 news now mug. good luck!/// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> ever dream of having an extra-long weekend? well that wish may come true for some amazon employees. the washington post reports the online store will experiment with a 30 hour work week. it's a pilot program which will have a small team working a shorter week. instead of the nine to five, a few dozen people will work

stokes museum which is daughter, and never same >> the history of louis stokes includes his stand in the military which opened the door that history includes his rise to power in cleveland as an attorney arguing before the supreme court establishing rules for certain police dogs and his election to congress where he served 30 years,,e and also chronicling t struggles in clevelandt to address issues important to the african-american community >> would you think people will take away after reading the book? that anything is possible in america. >> that includes ap poor black kid from cleveland chosen to head the congressional committee to reinvestigate the assassinations ofon dr. martin luther king jr., and john f. kennedy and the 70s as well as his grilling oliver north during '80sra a time when black men ha few leadership opportunities he held blaze the trail and that included for the first time after american president who whispered in his ear at congresswoman stephanie tubbs jones funeral in 2,008. >> > s >> he said, want you to know that if we not be here if not for you and your b

we've dropped a lot of the heat warnings out there, frances and louis. e stuff in louisiana is, you know, it's like a 1 in 500 year flood event for that area. really terrible for those people in louisiana. >> it's amazing we only lost four lives when you see how bad this floods and some of those rescues, it's horrible to lose four people. hopefully that number won't go up. >>> still ahead ryan lochte robbed at gunpoint and the fastest man an earth a bit slower than he once was but he's still the best on the track. we're back in a moment with chris jansing live from rio. ♪ across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow- today at business.ny.gov built a sandcastle?id? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. more? 24/7 access online, on the ph

the other half. their key employee is louis, the general manager. louis, how are you? nice to meet you. i'm marcus. he understands the process better than anyone. louis: what you need to do is do it multiple times, 'cause you can see the difference, how this is smoother and this is still rough. lemonis: so why doesn't that machine do it all in one? louis: 'cause it's not, like, one of the best planers. lemonis: do they make one that would do it all in one shot? louis: yes. steve: some of the machinery here are 50 years old. lemonis: look, it's obvious to me now that the company isn't the only thing that's three generations old. and if this equipment doesn't work and it's not up to date with the right technology, well, you're wasting a lot of time. what does it cost to get a brand-new one that does it the right way? louis: a really good one, about, say, $3,000. lemonis: if it costs $3,000 to get a new one, how much time extra did he have to take to do it three times? multiply it times the number of furniture that we make in a year. how long does it take me to get my money back? steve: this is the hou

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he felt that they could take their case to the federal district court here in st. louis because mrs. emerson had remarried a man named calvin chaffe back in massachusetts and she had transferred ownership of the scotts from herself to her brother, john sanford. sanford actually was a resident of new york state at this time. so the scotts were being held in bondage, technically by a man who lived in another state, free state to boot. so, field thought that the strategy would be that the scotts could susanfoe sanford f their freedom and take that to the court based on diversity of residence. that's what they did but lost in but they appealed that case direct try to the u.s. supreme court and that was the case that was heard by the supreme court in 1856 and, again, in 1857 when they actually rendered their decision. it's interesting that sanford, his name is on the case and he doesn't really come in to it until 1854 when they go to the federal courts. and sandford is also a key player in that we know, of course, the scotts were returned to slavery by the supreme court, but

i was an editorial writer at the st. louis globe democrat. d having some difficulty with my publisher at the time. i thought maybe i ought to get out of this office and get into the real world. invited by derksen to fill in for him at a speech in belleville, illinois. but across the river, 15 miles across the river from st. louis. he was going to speak there and then he was going to go to a cocktail reception given by don the cartoonist at the globe democrat and a good friend of mine. i said, you've got to be invited to your party and you've got to get me to meet richard nixon at your party because i want to meet him. he said, i'll do it for you. house, ando hess's me into the he got kitchen, introduced me to richard nixon. i said, mr. vice president, how are you? if you're going to run in 1968i like to get aboard early. direct approach was best. and he said, what you do? i'm the assistant editorial editor of the st. louis globe democrat. he said, i don't want to know what your title is, i want to know what you do. i said, i write editorials.

doppler, and there's storms for the dakotas just dying out, and major flooding louisiana to texas to the st. louis area today, with an incredible amount of rain, and watson, louisiana, with over 30 inches of rain. over the last 5 days. we have had less than 10 here for the year at d.i.a. look for wind and lightning. that's about it for showers later today. a dry start with storms out of the northwest later this afternoon. really more towards dinner time. we will get cooler air moveing into the evening, but as far as rain goes it will be minimal around here during the day, and that means the rockies may get a rumble of thunder early on, but skies will be clearing for the evening, with temperatures dropping in all a nice night tonight. >> thank you, marty. 5:33, and we will talk about your monday commute. what do you have to watch out for? >> i want you to keep in mind a lot of kids are going back to school. pay attention to the school zones, and of course, give an extra look as you make your way down the side streets. day, follow, #9news. no major accidents to clog up your commute so far. the dtc l

big rain in louisiana, texas, and through the st. louis area, into so where's the monsoon is right now, pushed to the east, and there's a high fire danger in the west especially for utah and nevada today. sandwiched in between a quiet start to the day. most of the afternoon, extremely warm and dry, and a few of what we call the high based storms, and the cloud base way up there, and rain drops have a tough time making it to the ground. i do not anticipate much rain by 5:00 or 6:00, we will cool things down just a bit here, and isolated storms, mountains, front range, one or two better rain producers moving to the plains with the temperatures in the 80s and low 90s. 90s out west with the 60s and 70s. sunshine a brief afternoon in the early evening. not much rain, and a lot of wind. we will tomorrow, wednesday, and thursday, similar days. temperatures near the average high of 88, and then friday a nice little cool thedown is coming. >>> and sky 9, marty, making their way out to the east side near i-70 to watkins. a rollover accident near the

according to the d.a. louis initially fled the scene but was subsequently arrested. a shocked neighbor says the 2 women pretty much keep to themselves. warrant. investigators could be seen walking in and out gathering evidence. that 52-year-old woman remains in critical condition. this is an active investigation. anchor: a lawyer for ex-mob boss frank salemme is vowing to fight the murder charge against him. ed: today and charged with murdering a witness back in 1993. newscenter 5's david bienick was in federal court, where salemme appeared earlier today. david? reporter: frank salemme has been convicted twice before. but this time he faces his most serious charge. and if convicted, he could be put to death. seen here in file video from about 10 years ago frank salemme is now 82-years-old. he walked into federal court in boston today with a greeting for the prosecutor. the former head of the la cosa nostra is charged with murdering a federal witness in 1993. court documents do not name the victim. but the date of the murder matches that of steven disarro a boston nig

the fox 8 foxtrot has raised thousands of dollars for charit in this year, supporting the louis stokes cleveland va medical center. >> > tracy mccool it shares a soldier's story and how the va is helping him recover. >> is a part of history that gripped the world as it happened. operation red dawn captured one of the most wanted men in the world, in 2,003, capturing saddam hussein >> capturing this man was crucial c to the rise of a free iraq. >> o rarmy specialist adam rog of north ridgeville was just 22 when he found himself in an elite group called the super 12. >> from our company,y, to be security for saddam hussein. >> orrogerson and his group guarded saddam hussein for over six months and then walking int his execution. >> > wawe could hear all the so of his execution. and then we witness them holding his body above their heads, cherry and shooting off ak-47s. crazy experience. >> azrogerson was scaled, motivated, he lived through the combat chaos, watched over a defiant dictator serve in the u with pride for years. >> today, rogerson lives in northeast ohioo with his wife, and

we saw a huge outpouring of support for the louis stokes va medical center.r t melissa reid laced up herup running shoes and has h been covering the event all morning long. let's go see where we find her.g >> reporter: i'm at the finish line for the fox> eat fox trot. finishing off their run. i'm being told the run was very hot but it's all for a good cause to benefiti the medical center in cleveland ohio. it is a fourth year the fourth year for the fox eat foxt is tr. patriotic about fun and family. these guys look familiar. do you david mathers how was the run? >> it washe hot, delightfully ht i guess but other than that it was oe fun. >> matt, you don't even look winded. >> i might not have won my age group h but i did win most sweay i think. >> congratulations on that. way this is a funny then dried? >> it's great to see all of those people show up. it is fun to know that people watch fox eight and enjoy foxy and enjoy it you ran the run. >> how was it.s >> it was hot coming up the hill >> what made you decide to run? >> watching fox eat news and itd >>> 11:10 a.m. and still ahead

sampson cross paths with an officer who gave chains and ultimately opened fire, killing the teen. louisved at the scene where his friend was shot and attempted to cross the police line. he was arrested for disorderly conduct, but in a shocking turn, kevin lewis was eventually charged with first-degree murder in the death of his best friend, even though it was the officer who killed sampson. louis was found guilty. he is now serving a 32-year sentence for armed robbery and a 20-year sentence for murder. louis recently said of the convictions, "i'm not perfect. but i don't deserve this." he is one of f 10 people with similar cases, exposed in the new article headlined, "charged with murder, but they didn't kill anyone -- police did," in say policeocuments of killed at least 10 civilians in chicago but charged someone else with the murder. the article explores a little-known legal statute known as the felony murder rule, which can apply if a suspect in the felony is said to have set in motion a chain of events that led to the death of ananother person. for more, we're joined by the authors

in 2013 the foxtrot raise money for traumatic brain you'll b participating to help the louis stokespa va medical center. they help more veterans than you may realize. >> t us part of veterans affairs has been taking care ofof servi men and women during peace time or during conflict. the desert to be taken care of when they get home. our goal at the va is to serve those who served us.l >> rather looking for today or ten years, there is help from education h, home loans, life insurance, healthcare, whatever their needs, the va can help if you inserter any branch of the military for any length of time, during war or peace time, you may qualify for va benefits. >> we have a variety of service that makes us about how after leaving the military and plan our lives to the next steps ron stalzer is a vietnam veteran who served in the navy from r 1966 until 72, upon his release from the military, he did not qualify fo benefits, with recent law changes he's taking full advantage of what is offered. >> is such a relief because i wasi and to take care of medical issues i was not taken care of thin

the sun. reading, art and a fake that inspired me. >> how did you end up in east st. louis ? >> by the age of two coming from germany from ellis island and new york they have to destinations chicago and st. louis in to be part of the largest immigration and she took the route with my grandfather as a thriving part of east st. louis . and so she caveman dropped out of school with the switchboard operator and worked her whole life and was my original teacher. >> today i normally go towards nonfiction. about every third or fourth book. i think that is good for me. if you think a politician is reading history or biography that i have to get into it if you see course is on line it does not charge anything you can take a college course so what did i take? rating. but i never had a poetry course modern contemporary poetry a professor from the university of pennsylvania he was really good so i could monitor his class's it was a great experience and the bewildered all of these different poets' i've made the mistake to tell one of the people on the editorial board and i did this to put

we moved to another place at another place of the st. louisevent to a suburb to probably 95% plus african-american. who's got a great new mayor. she believes in pressing. i've got my fingers crossed she will turn the city in the right direction. >> host: industry? >> guest: nothing except the casino riverboat. it's all god and that is part of the problem. >> host: what about popular books? i'm thinking of harry potter is in potter is in some of these this week the country. do they attract her attention? >> guest: usually not. that was the whole thing that grow with the dragon, i guess i read those. they were pretty good. i don't get caught up into that too much. i do get fixed and certain authors. a fellow named sebastian barry who is an irish author and he's written a series of books, seven or eight of them about his family. i get the biggest kick out of reading his books. they are good stories to begin with. they talk about im and in the 20th century and just the irish phrase i get the biggest kick out of reading not. a woman named fuller. s

obie on sunday, at the louis stokes cleveland va medical center, on sunday and mall c. >> standard registration get you into the 5k run or 1 mile walk and a free t-shirt and for preregistration you get a free american flag and raffle entry to win one of several flags flown overseas to register fox 8.com. >> , if you are signed up you can start picking up your sure in bed number this week 's on wednesday afternoon at edgewater beachon and thursday friday at the fleet feet stores in less like an pepper pike can also register for the foxtrot at these locations the registration of race day begins at 7:00 a.m. the a.m. the 5k at 9:00 a.m. you can have plenty of fun with live music from ace molar band. >> > p the early word is that is going to be a good forecast. >> i the forecast for the seeding and tomorrow looks fantastic this blue sky from burke lakefront..okbl the feeling of fall is in the air approaching the fall season,ng lots of great stuff after a summer. were looking at begin in the walk-in 5k run and registration on the day of the event at 7:00 a.m. sunset at 815. akron-canton 175m partly

louis: okay. hopefully i can -- anthony: i'm not begging him. i just want the business. uis: well, let me clean this floor. anthony: yeah, get to work. i'm overpaying you. -all righty. -louis: oh, boy. lemonis: i'm not ready to do a deal with anthony. not yet at least. but i'm willing to start working on the process to improve the experience for customers. first impressions are everything. if i'm a customer and i'm pulling up, i look at all this crap. look at all this stuff back there. anthony: mm-hmm. lemonis: it looks like a disaster. i called in a salvage company to come clean up all the junk that's lying around anthony's building. while the crew is working on the outside, i want to begin clearing up the clutter on the inside. i'm a customer. "welcome to my store." louis: looks trashy. anthony: yeah, you're right. this can be moved. this can be moved. okeydokey! lemonis: and it's also beneficial that the sales presentation has a central focus or a starting point. what's -- what's that down below? kristen: this is a little guide. some people don't know what type of sign

. >> corey kluber and his wife visit the louis stokes va people who serve and give us th chanceis that we have. >> clayton walton served in the .avy during the vietnam war >> amgets on the had some spo that this guy who is down-to-earth, that was a privilege. >> > 's uncle is a veteran, both of her grandfathers were in the military. >> > thkids envision both athle as heroes but hekn they are the reason that we are fortunate because of their service..th i am fortunate to play game that they're the ones making the sacrificesestu and they're the real heroes. >> dhe was honored when his countrye called into action 53 years ago. >> it was not that i give to my country, n the country allowed to serve. that is quite a take for granted. >> hhe's waiting a bone marrow transplant ish cancer battle israel and the va has been a godsendan i feel like i'm the o veteran herefe, because of the care that i get,. corey kluber, while playing baseball shows scant emotion gets more out of bese then. >> easy-going person that he displayed today. found out tha he enjoys laughing and i can tease him about las

the arch is the one for st. louis. thursday american history tv will mark the national park service centennial with a specialized program starting at seven a.m. eastern time. time..m. eastern this is american history tv only on c-span3. >> i think everybody is amazed by -- it is not a widely publicized presence here. people find out about this because they read magazine articles. it is not our typical colorado scenery, not what most people think of when they think of colorado. it comes as a surprise to find it here. john was a vagabond not in the sense that he was a nerd well, but he did not have any permanent roots. he was attracted to the area in 19 seven -- it was a type of country that was very appealing to him. he began to agitate for the creation of the national park here. the first thing he did was wrote a lot of letters to prominent people trying to get it established as a national park he also constructed a lot of trails to afford asked -- into the canyons. i am sure local people came out for a picnic and so o

thank you all for joining us today at the louis lehrman auditorium. i just want to take the opportunity to remind everyone watching in-house to silence your cell phones. for anyone who is watching on line, you are broken to submit questions via e-mail link speaker@heritage.org. hosting today's program is lindsey burke. she researches and writes on federal and state education issues as a will skillman fellow at heritage foundation but she focuses on reducing -- and empowering families with school choice. with that, lindsey burke. >> thank you andrew and thanks to everyone for being here today and everyone watching on line as well. we are really excited to welcome vicki alger to heritage today to discuss her thorough and really interesting new book on the failures of federal intervention in education. she doesn't mince words at all. she wrote "failure" the federal miseducation of america's children and she argued that it is time to end, not mend federal intervention in education. dr. alastair explains in her book the federal government lacked education a

in the fox eightwh by the northern ohio honda northern ohio hondaor dealer to support veterans at the louis t stokes cleveland va medical center. it center. it will take place mn august 28 across in the medical center. just sign-up go to www.fox8.com for all the information you need. >> it is so powerful to hearo that interview and so many just like him who suffer with ptsd and some illnesses coming out of very traumatic situations. >>> let's talk whether. >> we're going to have a look a the foxtrot forecast year comin up. there are a couple of showers out east and they are moving off into pennsylvania. some heavier rain to the northeast of pittsburgh and butler. there was a little band of showery weather through which moved through a geography and ashtabula that may havethr clipd cleveland briefly. there was a shower them than luther euclid's south euclid and a port will be up toward willoughbyeuclc but today they e fleeting. here are the wind about whichd the anchors remarked moments ago, and they are out of thethe west. a pretty vigorous wind speed. no wind gusts are being reported right

they let the first game slip against st. louis st night for that fifth loss. but before that, the brewers winning four in a row... and before that, they lost six straight. craig counsell on his team trying to ride the it doesn't get much esier for the crew with adam wainwright on the ound for st. louis. in response-the brewers ending wily peralta to make the first pitch at 7:10. at miller park 3 3 today: timeof clouds. spotty t'showers with heavy rainfall still possible through this evening. some localized ponding has been ongoing in milwaukee county. conditions start to dry out tonight as the cold front sweepsacross the area. wind: the end of the week with highs in the lower, middle and eventually upper 70s under sunny skies. holiday weekend: quiet and seasonable. storms chances on captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: teor in the night. >> they've got people everywhere. they'r shooting. >> o'donnell: just released 911 recordingsture desrate cries for help during the orlando massacre. also tonig, a 9 police to the home of singer chri brown. >> held his gun

is actually right on the money with this. louis: we usually agree, by the way. we are drawing on artificial contrast. natasha: i think i would place the emphasis slightly differently, which is that the rigidity in terms of how we value successful investments, in many ways, we transplant those onto emerging economies. those rigidities are mirrored by policy rigidities. if we were going to think about what to do, one easy prescription would be, do no harm. so, for example, in many of our trade agreements, we have stipulations that make it incredibly difficult for local and national governments to adjust and to respond quickly and effectively to climate change pressure. we may want to think about that as we draft trade agreements and maybe not include those stipulations, not only to allow countries to respond, but also because that knowledge of how to respond will provide us with guidance of how to move forward. the question about, did people know that the dust bowl was going to happen? some people did. and the trouble is that the peo

but for the unprovoked attack on the two women upstairs, louis is charged with attempted murder. and that arraignment has not happened at this point, we're told the hold up now is waiting murder charges. we're live in waltham, nicole jacobs, wbz news. >>> this noon, a woman is fighting for her life. police it tell us, she was attacked, and stabbed multiple times overnight in dorchester. this happened on millet street. police arrested a man, but it's unclear what sparked the attack. >>> today, police in princeton have established a large search where vanessa marcot was found sunday out on a run. they're also asking the public for any information that they might have about what happened on sunday. you can call the tip line at 508-453-7589, where you can remain anonymous. >>> we want to update you on some breaking news. sky eye is over the scene right now, where a pickup truck has rail train. the nbta says the driver of the truck went around the lower gates at the railroad crossing on broadway just before it was hit. the t is using shuttle buses to remove passengers. you can see the

the cardinals are not. st. louis battling around in the eighth. phils crushed 9-0. they've lost ten of their last 14 to the cardinals. >>> all right. we have to talk about obviously the olympics. the u.s. teem winning 121 gold medals. winning it all. however, ryan lochte, are you embarrassed?>> it seemed more ln from the movie the hangover than a guy that's supposed to be a professional and supposed to be representing your country. >> what was going on? >> i don't even know what was going on. i've heard the story five different times. did they vandalize the bathroom? if not, then the brazilian police are out of line. they're probably looking for some ugly americans. did he rip a poster off the wall? it's over the top if you draw your gun. i don't get the story. ryan lochte is a total gaffe >> there are a lot of language barriers in this situation. at the end of the day, a gun was still pulled out on him. robbery? extortion. was he being shaken down? what was the situation? he admitted to getting drunk in rio. he goes down there and makes a fool of himself along with

either the game on tesday august 30-th against the st louis cardinals. or the game on wednesday september 21st versus the pittsburgh pirates. tomorrow from seven a-m to seven p-m on the club level at miller park.donors should enter at the t-g-i friday's hot corner.keep in mind- you have to bring a photo i-d. 3 the humane society of wisconsin was surprised with a geners donation this week. they posted this picture on their facebook page. they put up a wish-list last week asking for some much-needed supplies... and they got them! things like dog and cat food, and dog treats.their post said after the unrest in thcity donation lifted their spirits and reminded them what a compassionate and selfless community they serve. the 165th edition of the wisconsin state fair is in the books. and for the fourth straight year.. more than one- million visitors went to the fa. fair. here are some other stats from the fair this year.... year....315-thousand cream puffs were sold.... sold....55-thousand grilld cheese sandwiches were served... along with five- thousand corn d

either the game n tuesday august 30-th against the st. louis cardinals... or the game on wednesday september 21st versus the pittsburgh pirates. the drive is taking place today and tomorrow on the club level at miller park.if you'd like to donate... enter the park through the t-g-i friday's hot corner.don't forget to bring a photo i-d. coming up on the cbs 58 news trouble in rio... for two american swimmers who say they were robbed at gun point. the latest in the investigation coming up! plus- volunteers from wisconsin are heading to louisiana to help people there... as devastating flooding continues... as the nine more medals the rio olympics for team u-s-a. all-around gymnastics champion simone biles finished her games with a fourth gold medal. ben tracy reports from rio de janeiro. (nats simone biles flr) (narr 1) simone biles put the greatest lympic games for a gymnast in history. (nats simone biles floor) (narr 2) rio gold, this time on the floor -- flipping, twisting and ncing her way into the record books. her four gold medals in rio are more than any

. >> he can't find a job but has a found tremendous help of with the louis stokes va medical center to keep just to be around guys that have been through things and don't judgeo you. >> that is what the va medical of veterans, healing them one day at aeran time. >> incredibly hard. to be able to do those missions it took so much out of th me. i don't know if i will be able to recover. i'm certainly not going to be the same person.n. nl i have to live with out for the that for the rest of my life.i >> we are one week away from the fox eightone foxtrot sponsored s northern ohio honda dealers to cleveland va medical center. it will be next sunday august 28 across in eighth across in the convention center. scr there's still plenty of time to sign up. head over to and to www.fox8.co. who doesn't want to runco their? >> who doesn't and who doesn't want to support that cause especially even just hearing that one testimonial. it is crucial to support our veterans. do what you can to help out. signu ca up. >> there is always time to registers and there is always time for our weather t cast. fox

the fourth annual fox 8 foxtrot, presented by northeast ohio northern ohio honda dealer benefiting the louis stokes cleveland va medical center wil be tomorrow at mall c . >> race day registration beginning tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. 1 mile walk at 8:00 a.m. and the 5-k at 9:00 a.m., if you cannot make it, we will have full coverage all morning here on fox 8 news in the morning we will have live shots from the start to finish it is always a spectacular event. we always appreciate the support. >> a bizarre arrest involving a lorain county man facing criminal charges were allegedly breaking into an adult novelty shop, and cameron. >> accused ofa stealing sex toys and mannequin is jack shea has more on the unusual story. >> advertising and cirilla's on midway boulevarder in elyria gi an idea of what kind of product reading, where fun and fantasy meet, elyria police had a feeling something unusual was happening, when security alarm were set off early morning august 20. someone broke in by climbing up to the roof and sliding down a ventilation shaft,t, the video shows the suspect walking around the sh

can be happy about that performs what they can take solace in the fact that they have a whole team to root for because let's say st. louis bar in the st. louis area has turned their promotion. this lamarand special what mako for dollar of domestic beer pitchers so whenever they lose you win. it seems like a fun bar to watch and game day. i think everyone there still met the rams moves. antwan: publicly very interesting. christina: and you save some money. a final check of the forecast. audrey: tomorrow doesn't look that great. we are expecting clouds but in the afternoon early evening a line of showers and storms will work through the area but will clear us out this humidity we have been experiencing some and it looks great. he will feel nice and dry and we will take that good weather into the middle of next week. christina: that's all for tonight. i'm christina park. tomorrow at 6:00. when you can take your hands off the wheel to get out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you enjoy 400 horsepower that's both smooth and controlled. that's the more human side of enginee

welcome to the heritage foundation at the louis lehrman auditorium. we welcome those joining us on our heritagerg website as well as those of us will be joining us on c-span book tv in the future. we ask everyone in-house if you make that last check that our mobile devices have been silenced or turned off comments always appreciated by the speakers. and for those watching on line you are welcome to send questions and comments any time by simply e-mailing speaker@heritage.org. we have copies of defeating jihad available here in the lobby if you would care to purchase one holdin one followie programming they know the guests will be glad to autograph them as well. hosting the discussion in opening the session today is doctor cara that serves as the institute for national security and foreign policy and is also the richardson fellow here at heritage. [applause] >> doctor gorka serbs at the university so full disclosure, the said chair is supported by the marine corps university foundation trustee which is a fabulous organization if you want to check it out

nation justice, quality, freedom that's why in january, i name the first ship of a new class the john louis after the iconic >> (clapping.) >> after the icon dearth and risked his life for that justice and quality and freedom and the naming convention for this entire class of ships are civil rights leader which brings us to the reason we're here today to name a ship for a person who stood for and killed for quality justice, freedom. >> harvey milk >> (clapping.) >> and his career was known i want to start with the fact that he came from a navy family his father william was a sub marine his mother joined the group in world war i that evoked for the inclusion of women in the united states navy so he came from a tradition of local navel services and activism we became a navel officer and came to san diego as a diving insofar and engaged in numerous pursuits and became active in politics as a pioneer in the gay rights movement an elected supervisor to hold office no california in the 10 short months he was in office he sponsored an anti discrimination bill advocated for stronger safer neighborh

. >>> a's looking to take two out of three from the cardinals in st. louis. davis drills one. his 34th of the year. fifth best in the majors, 2 or a's. steven vogt, four rbis despite one hit. here is it and there it guess. a three-run homer, 11th of the year, oakland up 5-1, which was plenty of support for andrew trigg. first career win in the majors, pitching six innings, struck out eight. a's win two our out of three in st. louis with the victory. >> little legal world series championship twin new york and south korea. hollis went the distance, struggling out eight and his eighth right there. to end the game. the little leaguers from new york become the first american team to win the world series since 2011. the first team from new york since 1964. 2-1 he final. >> after refusing to stand for the national anthem friday night, colin kaepernick addresses head team nates in a player only immediating and then the media for 18 and a half minutes help has the right to silt or stand during the anthem and this refusal to stand is only for the people of color who don't have a platform

art holiday who is the ksc k tv anchor in st. louis and andre brooks who wasexecutive producer at kg tv in dallas . we will start with you jerry, we've been speaking about chicago. kind of, how long have you been in the news director? >> i've been news director for three years now. >> and they have been a pretty intense three years area so let's just take the situation with the laquan video, for example. what was your policy? what did you decide to do knowing what you are going to have in your hands, what you are going to put on the news and understanding the role you play in a city like chicago. what kind of decisions were going through your head? >> leading up to the point of the video, we had no idea what was on the tape so we as a newsroom came together and kind of imagine what would be there and of course, as soon as the video came out, we made a decision not to show the last point of impact when he fell, just to respect that moment of death. but we also understood that you needed to see that there were 17 shots of a person who wa

when it rains, it pours, phillies looking for their first series win over the st. louiseat up and badly by cardinals bats. the rain today, in a series finally. vince velasquez struggled from the start begins st. louis. first inning bases loaded no outs. odubel herrera bails him out this inning could have been much, much worse. odubel, oh, my what a catch on brandon moss. the cardinals get one on a sack file fly but that is it. but fourth inning, he won't get to this. brandon moss, next time up, takes vinny deep and out. solo shot. phillies down two to nothing. in the fifth, it is another, phillies down, five to nothing. and, velasquez allowed eight home runs in his last three starts and 19 earned runs over this span. phillies crushed, nine to nothing. vinny, he has zero wins,. >> it is hard to make pitches when you lose having, when you don't have everything that is not in balance. so, you know, it is just, you know, the way i see it, got to stay positive. you know, if you let yourself get down you will in the get anywhere. >> the eagles in need of a linebacker are repor