the intense of election results. our election system is run by state and local governments and thousands of jurisdictions across the country. a portly, state local officials have already been working individually and collectively to reduce risks and ensure the integrity of their elections. consistent with our long-standing work with state and local government, we, dhs are partnering with election officials to share information about side birth security risk and to provide voluntary resources upon request. addressing cyber security challenges such as these is not new for department. our national our national cyber security and communications integration center, or in kick provide support to state local customers such as election officials as part of its daily operations. in august, secretary johnson hosted a phone call with election officials from across the country that included representatives from other federal agencies to discuss the cyber security of election of a structure. the secretary offered a suspected from dhs to assist officials in securing their system. that in kick provides at the same assistance on an ongoing basis to private and public sec

preparations are underway for the official state funeral of former israeli president shimon peres. he is currently lying in state in jerusalem. leaders including former president bill clinton and current israeli prime minister joining the general public in paying their final respects to the man who helped shape the modern state of israel. "he wanted peace in our country, in the world, in the middle east, he was a president loved by all." "he was a very significant, appreciated and admired personality, everyone shares the pain." israeli police and soldiers are also out in force ahead of tomorrow's funeral - with a number of heads of state planning to attend - including president obama. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine is hunkered down in raleigh, north carolina, for three days of debate preparations. kaine will face republican rival mike pence on tuesday for the only vice presidential debate. kaine says he's been studying monday's debate between hillary clinton and donald trump for pointers. he told reporters last week that tuesday's debate is different than any others

would the plaintiffs be able to subpoena foreign officials or would the u.s. department of state officials have to testify? would we be required to expose sensitive materials in order to help american citizens prove their case? and, again, how would we feel about foreign judges and juries deciding whether or not the united states sponsored terrorism? there's also questions about how the judgment under jasta would be enforced. the legislation does not address how the court would enforce the judgment, could foreign assets be attached, how would this process work if other countries enacted similar legislation? would u.s. assets all over the world be subject to attachment to satisfy the foreign jury verdicts? mr. speaker, there are more responsible mechanisms that this body could enact, their involvement in international terrorism without exposing the united states citizens to lawsuits around the world. mr. speaker, we should do the right thing and sustain the president's veto of this legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields back. the gen

. >>> final preparations are underway for the official state funeral of former israel president shimon peres. while the rest of the world mourns him, arizona is honoring him. peres is currently lying instate as people gather to pay their respec minister, nobel peace prize winner and is being considered the last link to the country's founding generation. he died yesterday at the age of 93. more than a dozen world leaders will join president obama at the funeral tomorrow including prince charles and the presidents of france and germany. >>> and governor doug ducey in honor of shimon peres has ordered flags at half staff to honor him. ducey's orders apply to state that president obama issued on federal grounds. governor ducey called per ras born leader and a keeper of the peace. someone who loved his people and representing his country. >>> you decide, donald trump is coming back to arizona to hold a rally and this one will be up in yavapai county. >> it's happening next week. just days before his crucial second debate with hillary clinton. with so many swing states in play, across the co

it's true that technically what donald trump said would be to revert to the preobama official state of the law, but as we know, the official state of the law has been honored in the breach over the last 15,20 years. a lot of the harsh measures that are in statute have not been enforced. donald trump not only promised to enforce them, but the angry tone of retribution was what he was after to win votes in arizona. >> let me ask you about what we're hearing from the democratic side of donald trump's speech. let me play sound from tim kaine talking about the meeting trump had had with the mexican president. >> then he flew back. when he got back here, he's like, we're going to make mexico do this. he was like all fired up. when he had had the chance to sit down and look the other in the eye, it was like he choked, he caved, e he lost his confidence, he lost his will. he couldn't just be honest with that person. we all know people like that. we all know people like that. they are going to talk a good game, but when the chips are down, now is the point where if you have an opinion and somet

state police within the last hour. two troopers and a lieutenant have been suspended. fox 25 has learned that troopers worked in the state police's armors section. according to the official mass state police newsletter, the armors section handles the selection control and operational readiness of all and it's based at a shooting range located at the state police academy. here's the official statement state police just released to fox 25. it reads, the massachusetts state police have opened an internal investigation into three department members who are assigned to the department's armory. the investigation is reviewing the transfer of a limited number of surplus weapons to a state authorized vendor. the three department members have been suspended without pay investigation proceeds. in addition, the state police have asked the state attorney general. a source has provided the names of the three suspended troopers to fox 25. we are working on additional verification before we release them. live from our control room, ted daniel, fox 25 news. and heavy downpours are happening right now in the worcester area. fox 25 chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz timing out the storms

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but -- he may still be penalized by the united states anti-doping agency and the u-f-c. the official rules state cannabis cannot be used six hours before or after a fight. diaz has never failed a pre or post drug test during his 12-year fighting career. former n-f-l quarterback tim tebow is joining the minor leagues. a contract with the new york mets. the 29-year-old will start his professional baseball career as an outfielder. tebow's contract with the mets includes a 100- thousand dollar signing bonus. tebow won the 2007 heisman trophy at the university of florida. during his n-f-l career... tebow played for the broncos, jets, patriots and eagles. the n-f-l regular season kicked off last night with the denver broncos and carolina panthers. and it was a close one... but denver came out on top.. panthers 21 to 20. many people put money on the game at local sportsbooks. the wynn sports book director -- johnny avello -- says the panthers were a three-point favorite. "peyton manning is probably worth about 6 points. so that shows fluctuation if broncos had peyton favorite. quarterback m

the shooting later today. that's as north carolina remains in a state of emergency. officials there preparing for more violent scenes like this one tonight. they expect that tonight. jc monahan here with how the city is preparing. chief says they are ready for tonight. 44 people were arrested last night. 9 people injured including a man who was shot and remains in critical condition. city officials now waiting to see if a curfew will be necessary. >> downtown charlotte. cleaning up after the city was under siege by violent protestors for a second straight night. >> this has been a difficult couple of days for the city of charlotte. reporter: peaceful protest turned into chaos as crowds of demonstrators clashed with police in riot gear. the mayhem stemming from the shooting death of keith lamont scott on tuesday. police say officer brentley vinson pulled the trigger after they saw scott holding a gun. family say he wasn't armed and had a book. abc affiliate wsoc obtained a photo of what police say is the weapon recovered at the scene. two opposite accounts of what and body cam

the constitution." election officials in the state have started planning to comply with the courts decision. brazilians are waking up this mornng with a new president. president. michel temer was officially sworn in after dilma rous was permanently removed from office.the country's first female president was suspended in may after being accused of misrepresenting the country's budget deficit.protesters turned violent after the vote. riot police had to be called in after demostrators smashed windows and police vehicles. president obama is about to make his final trip to asia as . president.last night - president obama stopped in his homestate of hawaii - before heading to china and laos later this week.in china- the president is expected to talk g-20 meeting - and will also try to relieve tensions in the south china sea. the president's visit to hawaii comes as another part of the state is bracing for bad weather. weather.although it has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm - madeline is still causing concern for state officials and forecasters.tropical storm warnings are in ef

governor mccrory has declared a state of emergency as tropical storm hermine is expected to bring heavy rain along the coast. >>the governor and state emergency management officials discuss the state's current plan. emma wright is live in raleigh with more. emma? >> well the governor says right now the plan is to be over the coast and possible tornadoes. duke energy says ey a staging in different areas around the state in ca of potages. the rning people to be smarted and stay inside if ibto let you know we fered help tother states and great cooperation newithsta upon where the srm to be more cumberland county. what are the preps looking like as that area braces for the storm today? >> yeah stefan nothing too crazy as of right now. if you look behind me you'll see a reference point wind picking up a little bit but relatilyame. we dijupethe mayor eyon the storm expecting from fourx incheof rain in winds as thers wi visoryfor cumberland county as well as surroundi unti as well. officials recommend you tie down patio furtu o anythihat cod blowaway wind. there's also flood pre areas to avoid driving in or just be careful if you have to go out and drive. he also says d

are available to provide assistance to state and local governments and finally we offered the tools, training and resources available to the state and local officials and then more broadly we have the multistate entity that we have funded for well over a decade to help support the state and local government and there's a good security practice. >> commissioner, thank you for your testimony. because we have 50 states and jurisdictions it is complex and robust. my view is they don't have a hack for these states. they just need one swing state, one or two or maybe a few counties and one swing state. so why do challenge that somehow we are robust and my question is is very focused to make sure we do everything we can to make sure it is protected. >> the rest of the community is focused on all the states not just the swing states because we feel all the votes are valuable in that sort of realm. the basic premise of this is that if someone goes into a polling place and attempts to influence the election that is a federal crime and they should be prosecuted. so we are basically asking for people to be vigilant and serve on the front lines. you would still

in some cases, county were able to make the changes and other counties didn't so at this point, it's up to the state election officials to make decisions day. the state board will have the chance to hear the proposed changes county officials offered and most times there are two plans -- one by the majority and the minority. the majority is usually the gop board members, and the minority usually the democrats. for voting activists. they said sunday voting is absolutely necessary and a crucial part of early voting. most of the board members don't oppose sunday voting but say it should only be kept if it was offered in the last election. one voter here at today's meeting does want to see early voting and offered for 17 days. that's what the state has been used to. >> it directly impacts us in orange county by being the more hour we have for early vote, election day. it's a very good thing. the more hours we have for early vote, the more options for people to get out and vote. >> reporter: the plans for orange county have not been decided. there were 33 that had to be decided today. we have a crew inside the meeting and w

say they won't be using the legal pot industry as part of their way to promote the state. officials say federal laws restrict what they can too, and that it's not a quote major attraction for visiters. despite that, they do say more education about what state laws allow needs to be expressed more the state health department does have a campaign to help with that problem. >>> a financial adviser is fighting to win back his life. he said he was wrongly accused of robbing two banks. he has proof he was at work at the time of those crimes. >> reporter: steve kelly's life is far different today than it was two years ago, >> i had an air tightal by, but they focused on me, all because my face was similar. >> reporter: police received a tip that the man in these surveillance photos was tally. he said a full s.w.a.t. team showed up at his home and took him into custody. >> they body slammed me done. i had five or six people on me. one guy was on my face, and then several men were actually taking my arms and just wrenching them back behind. haven't the result, broken he lost teeth, and now h

jennifer: the granite state is expecting another increase in this morning at gun stock resort the state's tourism department officially kicked off the fall season. tourism the second largest industry and economic driver for new hampshire and officials are projecting 9.5 million visitors this fall. >> we see this really throughout the state, and we've heard lots of positive news about the fall in terms of increased bookings, rester vase numbers, and we are expecting increase in to spend 1.4 billion this season, so come on up. tom: bring on the bright color and bring on the cash. josh j.: cool nights and warmer days we've had recently will help with that color programs. but the rest of the week things murng more unsettled, but could that be the good news for rain that we've been looking for. details coming up. jennifer: we hear that oscar there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses.

but -- he may still be penalized by the united states anti-doping agency and the u-f-c. the official rules state cannibis cannot be used six hours before or after a fight. diaz has never failed a pre or post drug test during his 12-year fighting career. former n-f-l quarterback tim tebow has been signed to a minor league contract with the new york mets. the 29-year-old will start his professional baseball career in the mets instructional league in port saint lucie, florida. tebow won the 2007 heisman trophy at the university of florida. during his career played for the broncos and jets... then joined the patriots and eagles in the preseason last year. and amazon wants to make sure football fans have everything they need on game day! they're teaming up with the san francisco 49-ers for a delivery service. fans tailgating at levi's stadium can make orders for food... drinks.... and other items from the online retail site. then -- the orders will be delivered right to the parking lot in an hour or less. the service is available to members -- who pay an annual subscription fee. bike-shar

remaining daytime dozens of pregnant women in florida have now been infected with the zika virus.now.. state health officials are moving ahead with a controversial aerial spraying program to keep mosquitoes from spreading the virus. nbc's tammy leitner has more. they completed the first round of aerial spraying with naled here in miami beach earlier this morning.it was scheduled to start yesterday but was delayed because of angry protest and this all the number of zika cases continues to increase. (-- pkg--) for months -- florida officials have been aggressively spraying mosquitoes on the ground. now -- for the first time in miami beach -- they are spraying from the sky. but some florida residents worry the chemical being used -- could also be harmful to their health.cases of zika are exploding -- florida health officials now confirming 84 pregnant women in the state have contracted the virus. on thursday.. scientists and doctors held a a forum to share the latest s/ dr. christine l. curry, m.d., ph.d. :43-:47 "if there continues to be local transmission, pregnant women will be infected in our community. the

the rock. >> state officials first thought it collapsed due to erosion late last week. >> if there are crime here that would be up to the state police to decide to what they are and huh to pursue them. >> wiggle it. >> vandalism in state parks is not new. two men were given probation in order to pay fines and restitution totaling more than 2,000 for destroying this utah rock formation in 2013. fined $1,000 for carving in a red rock wall in arizona. it stood in a dangerous part of the nature area. at least six people including three teenagers fell to their deaths off the cliffs including two drownings in the past two years. >> our first concern is that making sure people are safe. and then, second, what who deneed to do to be clearer with people about what is appropriate >> the photographer who confronted the vandals who claim the formation was a safety hazard. he doesn't buy them. >> for them to have the intention of knocking over the rock for sole purpose of being vandals makes me upset. >> been tracy, los angeles. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the

we have a decades long history of security as the management of risk exercise and i think the states have taken that very seriously with election officials in this state suggests that they are managing risks to the voting systems into the registration systems in a way that incorporates the best practices that nist has been promoting for a number of years. >> icy my time has expired could thank you mr. check. >> thank you ms. bonamici and mr. loudermilk is recognized for his question. >> a very important issue and rightly we should be concerned about the integrity of our election system because we are only as good as the integrity of the selection system. after spending 30 years in the i.t. business this is something that is very important to me and an area that i do understand at least from the tech logical sigh. another area we have to be very conscious of is the federal involvement because typically whatever we get involved with doesn't run as well is that the state is doing it themselves so we are very conscious of the role the federal government plays and is very limited especially in an authority stance. i understand we do have thin

say the vendor was state approved. state health officials investigating after nearly 50 birds fell from the sky in dorchester. now, the majority of these birds were found near people's homes on bakersfield street thursday morning. officials say 15 died and a cat on the same street also had to be put down after it became ill. the animal rescue league is taking care of these injured birds and health officials are now looking into what made these animals sick. >> sarah: new details coming to light about the sweet tomatoes crash. we're hearing a survivor's story about why it took so long for the district attorney's office to formally file charges. 's victoria warren live, and vicki, that survivor is car came barreling in. >> victoria: he is. he says he was within a foot of getting hit by the car himself. we also spoke with the district attorney, and she says that they had to wait for a grand jury to return an indictment, saying it's a very slow process, but that it's most important that they get it right. >> it happened very fast. we were in the

the company considered several other locations, including state fair park. according to our partners at biztimes milwaukee, ikea spent more than a year in talks with the state fair board and state officials about buying the 26 acres of land along i-94. the discussions ultimately fizzled because of concerns over restrictions with the land and with state fair's budget. construction on the 295,000-square-foot development in oak creek will begin next the store's grand opening is scheduled for the summer of 2018. a new link between technology and your child's health. anchor: the benefits of ipads before surgery. anchor: a librarian leaves behind a big legacy no one was expecting. the multimillion dollar gift he left behind. >> on nightline, diane sawyer gets unprecedented access to one a rare view inside a purgatory, where officers and inmates often collide. anchor: troubling news for people who like amusement park rides. anchor: a dozen people hurt in separate incidents. elizabeth hur on what may be behind the incidents. children, recovering from two fair accidents in two states over the holiday weekend. >> i really thought i was going to die. >> everybody was screaming, crying. reporter: th

the fabric of the state. >> the texas tuxedo, right? now we have the denim tuxedo. >> california cool. >> it is. 59-3 vote state legislatures passed the bill to make denim the official state fabric. propose bid mark levine of marin county. his colleagues showed their support by wearing jean jackets during his presentation in sacramento. governor brown has yet to weigh in on that. >> a lot of jeggings in that, too. no mom jeans. >>> coming up next, a crime spree that's spanning several bay area cities. the search to find a ban of armed robbers crouching waiting to attack. they're breaking into homes while homeowners are still inside. >> reporter: 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick vowing to continue his national anthem protest at tonight's preseason game. i'm bob redell. we're going to have that story coming up. >>> pete suratos in petaluma where folks in sonoma county and another car accident involving two young girls. we'll have the details coming up. >>> good morning. 5:30 on your thursday. glad you're with us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. if you're lucky enough to say aloha that's a great thing if you're headed to hawaii but, boy, also some hurrican

the howard frankland bridge is getting older. state transportation officials want to make some changes. proposed improvements including replacing the northbound bridge with a wider one. it would also have four lanes like the current bridge only-- one of the lanes, would become a tolled express lane. that means drivers who don't want to spend the money have three lanes instead of four for use. according to recent reports it could cost up to six dollars to use the express lanes and state officials, says it' has been known for years that drivers would have three lanes available for use without a fee-- instead of four. public hearings are scheduled for tuesday and thursday next week. the first in st. petersburg and two mayors from south florida are accusing the state of forcing them to keep secrets from the public. they say they were told to not talk about the location where zika mosquitoes were found. according to the "miami herald": the mayors of miami beach and miami-dade county said the state health department told them the locations must remain confidential d

this is crazy. >> reporter: it really is jenn, our investigation got the attention of state officials. in less than 24 hours, after i brought this to their attention, they revoked the registration for this car. chelsie mosley is worried that someone is driving around in a car tied to her home address and registered to her deceased boyfriend. >> reporter: and she is furious that dmv officials told her the only person who could fix this is the customer. that would be kirk chang and that is impossible because he was murdered a year ago. >> that is unacceptable. to get an answer like that. >> reporter: my investigation found someone drove to broward county last month, walked up to a dmv counter and paid to simply renew the registration on chang's car in chang's name. this nothing in the dmv computer warned that the real customer is deceased. i tracked down a director for the hillsborough tax collect. >> do you think this situation shows that maybe the system need to be changed? >> oh, absolutely. if it can be. if the law allows it to be changed. >> reporter: after i brought this to the at

the generator. >> reporter: florida governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency for most of the state, this as local officials have barricaded roads in flood-prone areas to keep drivers from getting stuck. and with many stores and schools closed, residents are being asked to stay inside and, of

related agency released claimed the attacker-- 22-year old dahir adan-- as a member of the islamic state. officials say the attacker mentioned allah -- and before stabbing one victim, asked if he was muslim. the investigation is ongoing. the country... were mistakenly given u-s citizenship. that's according to a new report from the department of homeland security. the report says 858 immigrants used a different name in their citizenship applications. but they slipped through the cracks because their fingerprints had not been digitized-- meaning they were not easily accessible during their citizenship applications. those u-s citizens may end up being de- naturalized, depending on a review recommended by the report. happening today-- the department of transportation will release guidelines of self- driving cars. the new guidelines are expected to detail how the vehicles should perform. it will also include a 15-point safety assesment for the vehicles. as of right now there aren't any clear benchmarks for the vehicles-- including crash-worthiness, security, and consideration for how the cars see the r

the base contracted zika. officials say the person contracted the zika virus while traveling outside of the continental u.s. in july. in an e-mail following our request foanswers, officials state, quote, the squadron closely together to monitor the mosquito population, share information, and implementrol m risk for our population. it took officials two full business days to tell us when this happened. they say the person experienced symptoms mid to late july. macdill officials declined our request for an interview and refused to tell us if the person is living on base or in a different county. now, according to a federal military service members had or had conferred cases of zika. here is a breakdown by the branch the military. we're putting all of that on our website at abcactionnews.com. i'm investigator jarrod holbrook, taking action for you. >> thank you, jarrod. >>> orange county deputies on the hunt tonight for a gunman who murdered a turkish tot onhis honeymoon. this happened overnight at the orlando resort. investigators say the 52- old man died while trying to protect his new wife from a would-be robber in the parking lot. his wife was not injured. deputies are workin

the bluejeans because denim could become the state fabric. >> in a 59-3 vote state legislators passed a bill to make denim the official state fabric. was propose bid assembly man mark levine. his colleagues showed their support by wearing jean jackets during his presentation in sacramento. governor brown has yet to weigh in on that bill but the name of the bill, the number of it, ab-501. >> get out. really? >> that's the name of it. >> 6:27 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," south bay neighborhood hit by vandals again. the bizarre crime involving white int a that has people in willow glen seeing red. >>> pete suratos in petaluma where folks in sonoma county are dealing with yet another death involving two young girls in a deadly car accident. we'll tell you how the community is reacting, coming up. >>> donald trump insists mexico will pay for the wall but did that come up in his private meeting with mexico's president? i'm tracie potts. that story is next. >>> welcome to thursday morning. thachlgs so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. certainly you feel bad about what other people in the c

officials say international terrorism is the greatest threat facing our nation. talk about ways to stop terrorism inside our country. that includes the upcoming election. state officials reaching out to the federal government for help on cyber security. they want to make sure the election process can't be breached come november. >> we have been working with state election officials, local election officials to help them with their cyber security when they ask. i'm pleased that 18 states hav our assistance. >> that help comes amid recent reports of hackers trying to infiltrate the electoral infrastructure in two states. >> new at 3:00, another government shutdown is looming. today the senate voted to block a spending bill from getting to the house. it's called the stop gap spending bill it would keep the government running through december 9. at issue, some of them virus as well as water issues in flint, michigan. most of those who voted against the measure were democrats, the senate's most conservative republican members. >> an illinois newspaper is apologizing after publishing a cartoon that upset a police chief. it depicts a police shooting with the squad

something to try to change behavior. >> and tonight as states prepare for the november voting, the democratic party says some state party officials have been victims of person hacking attacks. in a message that warns them not to search the wikileaks website, fearing >> the system so diffuse and disconnected, it's almost impossible to change the election result. >>> parts of the seattle are on high alert for heavy rain, dangerous flooding and powerful winds as a tropical storm system makes its way through the region. our gabe gutierrez reports from charleston. >> more than a million people are under a flash flood watch as southeast. >> to wake up to this this this morning, it was quite a shocker. >> one of a few known instances of a tropical storm forming over land and the first to do so in florida, dumping torrential rain near jacksonville. 40-mile-per-hour winds damaging this gas station. the storm spawning a tornado with winds of up to 85 miles per hour in brevard county. >> in 2002 we had a tornado come through our back yard. i think this is like a magnet for that stuff. >> thousands left crawled north past savannah. >> the wi

the latest batch. if you're going to sunday's packers game in minnesota-- you might want to double check your ticket. what officials are saying about a new sales ticket scam. a former michigan state health official acknowledges her role in the flint water crisis. what investigators are saying about her hillary clinton is back campaigning today. this after taking three days to rest while battling pneumonia. her doctor reportedly says the democratic presidential nominee is recovering well and is fit to serve as president. the doctor says the pneumonia stemmed from seasonal allergies that turned into an upper respiratory tract infection. donald trump's campaign says it will release the results today of a recent doctor oz today, the republican presidential nominee will detail his medical records. the republican presidential nominee took a tour of a water treatment plant while campaigning in flint yesterday. trump's visit also included a meeting with pastors at the bethel united methodist church -- to discuss problems facing the city. meanwhile-- a former official with the michigan department of health-- takes a plea for her connection to the flint water crisis. former director of epi

i looked up and i saw a garbage can floating down the road and probably why the state official have the people in this county and on the gulf coast all along florida's panhandle mandatory evacuate because of the storm surge that are coming. again, right now, we are in this weird eye of the storm and we have a whole other side of hermine to see. >> in regards to that, what are officials expecting with this next wave? >> that's a good question. i actually had two county deputies stop by to check in on us because we are pretty much the only people out there and i asked what happens once you have thing, but kind of the opposite. what we have noticed for that first storm surge i was talking about right before hermine made landfall where we had all of this flooding come in, well, now we are going to see all of that come out which is going to be some great news because the storm surge is going to be one major issue and w who knonowsws weekend. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >> we will have the latest on hurricane hermine and its track coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> san franc

environmental affairs secretary, the finance secretary, both the governor's chief secretary and his deputy chief of staff. lots of state press officials and a former commissioner. the two officials who hosted the party are on a week of suspension. they have paid back the state for those expenses. >> now your forecast with meteorologist mike wankum. doug: doug: all eyes on your. folks are going to be saying what storm? right? mike: a lot of businesses depend on this. i want you to go out and encourage you to check out a clam shack. bring some back. buy it up for the rest of the week. we have a beautiful day today. into monday and tuesday and wednesday, that is our biggest issue. here is hermine. everyone is having a tough time pronouncing this. hermine has sustained winds of 60 miles an hour. moving to the east-northeast at 21. i have plotted out where it is going to go and put the timeline. when it works its way up along the coast, notice how it takes up steam to become a tropical storm. re-gains hurricane strength on tuesday. technically, and this is really getting into the deep meteorology, it will not be a hurricane because its str

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partnership will affect >>> tonight was the first sexual transmission of the zika virus in pennsylvania, the state health officials issuing new warnings about receive sex for people hoff been to zika hot spots. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new concerns. >> reporter: new concerns here state health officials are not saying anything pot patient, where this happened, or when. and now with the first sexual transmission, experts say, that the risk for the virus is spreading, and growing. no zika infect mosquitoes have been detect in pennsylvania, the new case happened when the unidentified person, traveled to one of the areas where there is active zika transmission, and was infect by a mosquito there. person then came to pennsylvania, and had unprotect sex with a partner, who then tested positive. >> most infections are not symptomatic so people do not know if they are infect or not. >> reporter: sharon watkins a epidemiologist say condoms are critical for anyone who has traveled to zika infect area. >> when we first started talking about sexual transmission with sick ate was assume to be male to f

m around the rock. >> state officials first thought it collapsed due to erosion late last week. >> if there are crime here that would be up to the state police to decide to what they are and how to pursue them. >> wiggle it. >> vandalism in state parks is not new. two men were given probation in order to pay fines and restitution totaling more than 2,000 for destroying this utah rock formation in 2013. actress vanessa hudgens was red rock wall in arizona. the oregon sandstone pedestal stood in a dangerous part of the nature area. at least six people including three teenagers fell to their deaths off the cliffs including two drownings in the past two years. >> our first concern is that making sure people are safe. and then, second, what who need to do with people to be clearer with people behavior in a park. >> the photographer who confronted the vandals who claim the formation was a safety hazard. he doesn't buy it. >> for them to have the intention of knocking over the rock for sole purpose of being vandals makes me upset. >>> the candidates come out swinging. >> once again, donald t

. >> vanessa: final preparations are underway for the official state funeral of former israeli president shimon peres. he died at the age of 93. people gathered to pay their president obama will gather for his funeral. he's remembered as the man who helped shape the modern state of israel. >> i feel heartbroken also for israel, and for the world, because i think the world lost one of its greatest statesmen, a giant. >> elizabeth: more than a dozen world leaders are expected to join president obama at the funeral tomorrow, including prince charles and the president of france and germany. >> blair: president obama held a town hall forum last night, discussing issues related to national security, veterans the president was asked why he chooses not to use the term, radical islamic terrorism when discussing terror incidents involving people inspired by isis or al qaeda. >> when you start calling these organizations islamic terrorists, the way it's heard, the way it's received, by our friends and allies around the world, is that somehow islam i >> mark: active-duty military members and veteran

maria: more reaction to a story we broke earlier this week, the suspension of two of the state's top law officials. now weighing in on the use of public funds for a private bike -- back bay party area. may want to put this to rest, the questions keep coming about the private party officials through using private money. they hosted a july 3 party. you can see the deputy commissioner greeting guests. party planning was done by state employees and used to read the , april was not available to the public. the attorney general was asked to weigh in. >> that is intolerable. i'm glad to see the administration took the position that it took. it was a misuse of policies. reporter: the baker administration suspended both managers $800. maria: five investigates has learned refunds could be coming back soon for ticket holders left high and dry when the indycar race collapsed. the state attorney general's office sitting out letters to 1700 consumers to determine who should get money here. some are already refunded through credit card companies. left on the race was canceled. people have until september 30 to c

the united states air force. now this is your host, sergeant stewart queen. >> "the big picture" is an official television report armed forces and the american people, produced by the army pictorial center, presented by the united states army in cooperation with this station. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> monday, james taccone, chief lobbyist for at&t talks about the issues he has worked on, the future of telecommunications and why he feels the fcc has become more politicized. >> compromise is now a dirty word. to have groups that seek prevent it and frankly, compromise is necessary to solve rob looms. i think frankly that has leached telecommunications and i think it's one of the reasons we are seeing this level of polarization as well. night onmonday c-span2. over 2002 --leased pages from the richard nixon and gerald ford administration. the documents were part of the daily briefings, documents seen only by the president and a few others, that dis

the trailblazer award. >>> turning to marijuana in colorado. staturism officials say they won't be using the legal pot industry as part of their way to promote the state. officials say federal laws restrict what they can do, and that it's not a quote major attraction for visiters. despite that, they say more education about what state laws allow needs to be expressed the state health department does have a campaign to help with that problem. >> a financial adviser is fighting to win back his life he said he was wrongly accused of robbing two banks. he has proven he was at work during the time of the creams. >> reporter: steve tally's life is quite different than a cup of years ago, in 2014, police received a tip that the man in this bank robbery surveil videos was talley. a s.w.a.t. team took him into custody. >> they body slammed me down. one guy was on my face, and then several men were actually taking my arms and just wrenching them back behind. >> reporter: broken rbi's, severe blood clotting in his legs and feet. he also spent months behind bars, despite the fact he had a soliddal buy. >> my job was to be on then phone all day. that was my job, t

presidents and vice president of the united states of america donald trump and mike pence. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, last night the primary season officially ended in the state of arizona so i want to thank all of our candidates for their hard congratulate all of the winners. but tonight is about unity and coming together in the march to victory this november. [ cheers and applause ] >> arizonans chose donald trump as our republican nominee in the primary season and now we candidates to round out our ticket. you know, this national election will be a debate to decide which way america will go. to decide which way arizona will go. number one, i am here tonight because i believe the right direction is the one that puts a conservative justice on the supreme court. [ cheers and applause ] >> hillary clinton will put a liberal on the bench -- [ boos ] >> to help her right over reaching new laws so she could legislate. will replace the justice with a conservative who will intererate the law -- interpret the law -- >> you are listening in to governor doug ducey ahead of schedule right now. this live video will continue on our facebook apan abc 15

the united states air force. now this is your host, sergeant stewart queen. >> "the big picture" is an official television report armed forces and the american people, produced by the army pictorial center, presented by the united states army in cooperation with this station. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] virginia republican congressman dave brat talks about his career in academics as well as his political philosophy in his book, "american underdog." he is interviewed by ed gillespie, former chair of the republican national committee. >> we are supposed to be a democratic republic. that doesn't mean you get to win every debate. it just means you have a fair process. if the folks vote for more flowers and you are a fiscal hawk, you lose. the cia recently released over 2000 pages of previously classified material from the richard nixon and gerald ford administrations. the documents were part of the daily briefings, documents seen only by the president an

the officials declared a state of emergency in mobilized the national guard to help police restore orderseveral major employers urged other workers to avoid downtown charlotte until bestie of emergency is lifted. sarah: let's go now to our washington studio to speak with jessica pierce. we just want to hear from you, what do you make of what is going on in charlotte? jessica: it is a reflection of what is happening across this country right now. we are literally in a state of rage come a state of emergency when it comes to black people right now. it is telling us that, as a black person in this country, i cannot read a book, i cannot walk in my apartment, i cannot reach for my id, i cannot play on playgrounds, i cannot play with toys come i cannot sit on a quarter of a street. literally what we are seeing on street right now is a reflection of what black people fear, which is we are literally carrying a fear of dying every single day. we are seeing in charlotte is that people have had enough. sarah: some of the issues being raised our accountability with the police force. what are you ca