. >> check out the races. democrats have to get four states to take over the senatement while polls show republicans can pick up the state of nevada. democrats can flip based on current polling. and if those polls hold that's a net gain of four. enough for the democrats to control the senate. in just a couple of minutes, trump's new proposal on screening immigrants. and ron williams will join me. but first, it's monday night. time for the battle of tampa bay. it's the take off of our own political squares. our contestants are the mayors director garen, take it away. >> the contestant who picks it can win a special prize. which star is it? john wilson. matt towery. vanessa rufus. laura moody. russell rhodes. jeff tootsberry. linda melissa lin. or charlie belcher. all in the political squares. and here's the master of the political squares, greg patrick. >> how about that. welcome, once again we're back with another round of political squares. welcome once again to our stars who are joining us. it's good to have

matt salmon was winning the races, 70% of the vote. sheriff joe arpaio easily winning his race tonight as he goes for a seventh term at 84 years old to become sheriff one more time. >> andrew hasbun live with a preview of november's race, arpaio versus penzone part two. andrew, earlier arpaio talked about his age and slowing down. it is true. he does have a lot of energy for an 84-year-old man. >> reporter: he does have a lot of energy and he told me he is ready for another campaign and ready to fight the good fight. he has millions of dollars to help him fight the battle. it will be against paul penzone in november. it is their second time, second matchup. in the previously matchup, paul penzone lost by six percentage points. there were three people in the different story at that time. this time, two people in the race, the sheriff and paul penzone. the sheriff has a long running case against him and he is looking at possible criminl contempt of court charges for his actions for not following the judge's orders. there has been concerne

they are getting their ducks in a row in case he does quit the race. he won't quit, they're thinking about abandoning him en masse. believe it when you see it. as of yesterday, the sum total of republican members of congress who are newly declaring that they won't vote for donald trump was one retiring member of congress, never heard from, from upstate new york, richard hanna. today you can add a second member of congress to that list. adam kinsinger from illinois. but that's it. hanna and kinsinger. other than that, the list of republicans offended by trump's behavior, that they're publicly dumping him, that list includes a former staffer to jeb bush, a former staffer to chris christie, also meg whitman, who ran in california and lost by double-digits. we are in a remarkable time if you listen to the way republicans talk about what's going on in their party right now. it seems like they're being torn asunder the way they talk about things. their presidential candidate not only doesn't endorse the top republican in congress, politico reports that trump'

i wasn't really paying that much attention to the clock after a certain point in the race. when i was starting to get into contact that i could get into the medals, i just stopped looking at the clock.

we heard of the race card played before. bill clinton got upset with obama and the media in south carolina in 2008 when he felt like the race card was played against him. now his wife has a tv commercial out there. someone has a tv commercial that has pictures of folks i kkk. it's amazing. i'm shocked on both sides. >> give us a prediction of which way you think the needle will move if it moves at all between now and labor day. >> i think it's going to tighten. secretary clinton had a great advantage in all of the gas in the states trump was making. she's had a bad week in the last week with the e-mail issue and the clinton foundation. but the media in this country, to be honest with you, they are not carrying it or able to voters are affected by it. some voters are affected but it's not enough to change the race. the debates, as we've said many times, as we talked together, craig, the debates will decide the election. they will tee it up for who can bring it home in the final week. >> thank you so much for your time. >> abso

more in a few >>> we have breaking news in the race for district 5. christine jones is getting ready to speak right now. we are looking at the box in the bottom ri chris, this race is still too close to call. >> interesting when you look at the divide. 30% to 28%. and there has been speculation she will come out and declare victory with 67% reporting and that close of a race. we are waiting to hear from christine jones to see what when it happens. >>> another, another race too close to call. look at the numbers. the race for the recorder, a year-old veteran. now locked in a tight battle. only a couple hundred votes separating these two. voters really reacting to the problems back in march. cbs 's the latest in this race. >> reporter: the election office at third. watching the results come in. results showing helen purcell ahead but just 500 votes separating the two. she came underfire, frustrated voters in march. some had to wait for hours in line to vote because there were worked to face them. her challengers both saying it is time for a change. state

the top 10% plus the race percent. what percentage of the class is at a consideration. >> if you look at what happened this is a second reason why it is necessary i don't think it is the data. they suffered at the university of texas under the policies that they're asking there asking this court to impose. when you had evidence of glaring racial isolation certainly in the classroom. 90% of the classification. >> you haven't mentioned in your brief anything that they have done to increase racial diversity at the classroom level other than this admissions program and i mentioned during your friends argument a way in which you could determine whether the top ten enmities are even more likely to enroll in classes where there is a lack of racial diversity i don't think that. if it made any effort as far as i can tell to measure that. double the enrollment of african-american students which happened from 2002 to 2008 is going to increase the varsity in the classroom and we looked at that and it has. with respect to diversity

the race based accusations flying back and forth in the presidential race.. next on 8 news now, the valley's news leader. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the race for the white playing the race card to win over voters. weijia jiang is at the white house with more on the new tone of the election: weijia jiang/cbs news: donald republicans working with the gop. it's the latest move in the campaign's week long effort to reach out to minority voters. ( donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "we are making it a very important part of the speeches and our thought process." weijia jiang/cbs news: trump ramped up his attacks against hillary clinton last night in mississippi. ( donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "hillary clinton is a bigot... who sees people of color... (cheers) only as votes." weijia jiang/cbs news: happened in front of largely white crowds. ( mark leibovich/new york times magazine) "this is directed not so much at black and hispanic voters necessarily, but at the moderates or suburban voters who might traditionally vote republican." ( weijia jiang/cbs news/

it is a contraction of the word veterinarian back in the horse racing. you check a horse for flaws carried over to the horse race in politics. there we go and so goes the origin of word vetting in politics. >> this could be a quick game. >> looking good for the mayor buckhorn. >> i'm going with my old friend john wilson. >> here we go. true or false. hillary clinton was a republican who campaigned for barry gold truer false. thiss ser.ious he was alican. >> is he bluffing or on to something. >> he is not on to something. it was true. >> we have a winner. this game is even had up battles of the bay. congratulations. we will pick it up once again with round three next week. you both so much for joining >> you will find more political and interviews on our you tube channel search for craig patrick money, power and politics. click subscbe theop of the page and get c upn segments and shows you may have missed. >> comg up we will show you he election map may look very different than you may expect and take you t the new tourist craze ats all abo up tates now in

the u.s. senate. this race is ranked one of the top u.s. senate races in the country this fall. a lot of national analysts consider ron johnson to be the underdog here, something he was not in 2010. it was gove's ce, and ronohne. this election will look different, the issues dfent, national security emerging as a su but these t gentlemen will be back at it again for a couple of debates and a tough race. joyce: mike, tomorrow, we'll get look at where this race stands. >> we will be able to get a better idea of that when new marquette law school poll comes out. joyce: you'll have one of the candidatn upfront this sunday. >> we will have russ feingold on with us for upfront at 9:00 a.m. in the milwaukee mt. kathy: our hot summer continues. mark, it will be steamy the next few days. things up. the entire month, 80 degrees or warmer. it looks like that trend will continue. 87 today. the recordas 97. all nine days in august have been 8 degrees or warmer, a it lks like we may keep that going for a while. it has been a hot summer, you might be saying to yourself. you are right. we hav h

one of the big races is making the headlines across the country. take a look at this twe from e washington post about house speake paul ryan. thema is live i aukee ere suppters of the wisconsin congressman are celti victory. goodni >> well, good morning, melinda, voters across the state ca to polling places like this one to make their voices heard the race that you are talking paul ryan. house spoker ryan from janesville is walking away with more than 57,000 votes. that is 84%. ryan held a victory par in nehlen recd almost 11 # ousandotes yesterday. >> in these times, it is easy to its simple to prey on people's fears. that stuff sells, but it doesn't stick. it doesn't last. it doesn't work. >> we have announcements coming out about what it is we are going to do. accountable. we are at war with the establishment. >> neen told the supporters his campaign defied everyone's expectations. as for congressman ryan, first elected in 1988. this is his first re-election since becomi the speaker of the house. >> thema, thank you for the report. the race betw

that could change the state of the race. this is why gary johnson and jill stein want. e on that stage, because that can change the entire tone of the race for all of them. as crazy as this election has been, i'm not counting them out. >> can he hit a home run at the debate? >> it's still possible. one of the things you hear now as trump gets into deeper trouble in the polls and it's not just the national polls, it's those polls in florida and pennsylvania that we have seen today. absolute must-win states that are not looking good now. we are seeing trump advocates saying things like it looks bad now, but he has a really good debate and could turn things around. you have to try to get out of this hole. >> that's what rudy giuliani told us. thank you so much team. we appreciate it. >>> he's still climbing. take a look at this live picture. there's a sky scaling trump tower. he's using suction cups to climb the building. the police are there. they are trying to stop him. he's going up and continuing. more on this it breaking story, next. >>> the man is still scaling trump

was hit and killed by a car -flt during the cycling leg of the race. about 25 miles into the course. >> . it's really sad. cyclists road on the shoulder. the driver wasn't speeding or drinking. but haven't said how the crash happened. >> . >> investigate. the racing community is in mourning. >> . to someone who wasn't paying attention. wasn't doing the right thing. and unfortunately that family now lost someone that came out to do something great. >> . event organizers did issue a statement. offering condolences to the watch a couple storms continuing over night. but by six o'clock tomorrow morning. we're done. there will be more storms heading our way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> . still a shower or two. is possible. we'll wrap it up around midnight. walk you through future cast. storms return again tomorrow. what time to expect them. and later in the week. a better chance of rain. >> . a scary moment for a plane full of sky divers. after an engine fire forces them to jump. it all happened near colorado springs thisft officials with the out of

. >> and still to come tonight, following the race to the white house. what donald trump said today about his new opponent in the race. >>> also, showing you how a group came together in delaware county to support the local police force. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> democratic candidate hillary clinton and vice-president joe biden will be in scanton tomorrow, that's biden's home tomorrow by the way. planning on declaring trump the most uninformed presidential nominee in history. the office will argue that trump is less prepared on national security than any other previous nominee. and expected to praise clinton's e

knight -- turn out can affect the race? if people stay home is it because because they don't want to vote for hillary clinton? it's too early to say at this point. a lot of the get out the vote efforts are going to get away -- underway after labor day. you will see some people casting their ballots. it will be an issue for both sides, on the democratic side, sure, she has a comfortable lead. republicans, even if it doesn't look like donald trump as much as a chance, there are still a lot of other senate and .ouse race is it's interesting to see how they direct their get out the vote effort this fall. host: toledo, ohio on the independent line. caller: high, i'm an independent. i will support rob portman. but the race i am most interested in and that of wisconsin. i think ron johnson is probably the dutch person -- is the person. he seems to be the right guy that says all the right stuff. in wisconsin he seems to care and be the guy. it's disappointing to hear he is in such a tight race. we have ron johnson as the second-most

look at the polls the race is over. now that they're tightening, no one wants to talk about the polls. listen to his -- he speaks from himself and the campaign. he is the face of the campaign and running for president and deliver the speech tomorrow. it's going to be the toughest on illegal immigration and he means it. he has meant it from day one. we talk about protecting the american workers. he is the first one to talk act it through the economic lens in the last several years at the very least if not longer. that's important. you see many out of work americans that are saying look, i'm competing with folks in mexico and china and folks within my neighborhood that are willing to take the money under the table and not pay taxes on it and live in the shadows and it's not fair. you know what i hear all of the time? i hear two words in focus groups, struggling and fair. people want fairness. that's at the heart of this. i want to go back because no one wants to talk about the polls tightening. here we are tightening every

the race is neck and neck. in the very last moment she completes her unbelievable finish, edging out her teammate by .04 second. heather's parents connie and frank are in the stands, awe struck at their daughter's accomplishment. >> just to see someone fall down and get up and put that effort in at the end, it was just amazing to watch. >> i never felt anything like that before. it's just amazing. people crying, laughing, screaming, jumping. people are going crazy. nobody could believe this. officials were coming over. but everybody just was so energized after that. that there was no way we were going to lose that meet. >> heather, herself, can't believe how she did it. i don't know really where it came from. everyone says how gutsy it was and how hard it must have been to finish a race like that. honestly, i think it's the most effortless i've ever felt in a race. it was truly like i was lifted up on angel wings. >> with the crowd still in a tizzy over her outrageous feat, heather prepares to take her spot atop

what safetrack surge going on an in the race? the general manager of metro expected to make an announcement in september. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. still ahead at 6:00, a former al-qaeda recruiter is now on staff at george washington university. the reason he was hired and what he says he wants to accomplish. leon: also ahead an infant locked inside a hot car saved with a sledgehammer. the retired police officer in the right place at the right time and with the perfect tool. >> first, donald trump meets with mexico's president. key part of the trump border wall not discussed next at "abc7 news at 6:00". great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get bet

the most popular past time in winter is dog sled racing. e problems that concern other parts of the country may seem far away. but behind its blessed landscape and its comfortable homes, the people were aware of the challenges their country faced in this election year, and many became actively involved in the primary jim wilson lives in laconia. like many of his neighbors he is a member of the republican party. this year he is chairman of the laconia chamber of commerce. and he owns the town's camera store. >> if you're familiar with super 8 cameras, ed, this is the one that loads with the drop-in cartridge. >> he cares deeply about the future of his country and he's concerned about the way the government spends money, including his tax money. he thinks the republican administration can do a better job. and jim thinks there is one man who can do it best. jim is a nixon man. >> there's absolutely no advantage for nixon to come and debate because as long as nixon stays in the background, says nothing, romney just digs a deeper hole and buries

the odds in these races. >> wet weather could. we don't know which direction the storm will go. although it looks like headed to the east coast. if it were to hit right around the election day, it can suppress some of the turnout. if you have a major storm you can really suppress turnout and rely on early votes to decide the race and go to the benefit of a challenger. i don't know. we will have to e. something of this level that a tropical storm, beyond that a hurricane once it got into the gulfstream, goodness, it can have a tremendous effect on the outcome because whenever you have lower turnout, off greater opportunity for there to be upsets. >> craig: okay, matt, let's move over to the national race. national polls showing one of them clinton and trump are t tied. quinnipiac showing clinton up by ten points. what is wrong with that swing? >> the pollsters are using ff the la times is a panel they go back every week and continuing to show the race being very tight. when you go to these other type polls that we have out there, we are seeing some tightening but not as much as c

you take care of the senate races and the congressional races. no. ey want to viciously, hysterically attack trump. part of it is just sour grapes. this is the guy who whooped them. but also the rewards in the media are there for anyone who wants to attack trump. people i have never heard of, never seen on tv before, and do not exactly have, you know, square-jawed good looks like rick wilson, let's get this guy on tv. suddenly -- >> they're everywhere. >> they had to fire melissa harris perry to get rick wilson. i mean suddenly you are being quoted all over. you become a star in today's media culture because all of the elites want to stop trump. this is up to the people, and it's up to trump. >> all right. ann coulter.com for your book signings. >> we have a book signing this sunday in new york. >> you didn't even invite me. >> you're invited. >> thank you. >>> coming up next tonight on "hannity." >> we're trying to do good things. >> clintons desperately trying to defend their foundation amid disturbing allegations of corruption. is the race card bei

tell us what you would want to ask them -- and get a voice in the race for the white house. just email us at your voice at wjla dot com. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen today marks day 8 of our heat wave. there are no heat advisories in posted today, but it will feel around 100 this afternoon. we're also on stormwatch with the potential for strong storms late today and tonight. heavy rain, a lot of thunder and lightning, and gusty winds are likely. the heat wave may end tomorrow with our forecast high 89. regardless, tomorrow will feel a little nicer with a touch less humidity. the weeken temperatures will be around 90 degrees with high humidity. scattered showers and storms are possible both days, but it won't be a washout. have your stormwatch7 weather app handy while you're on the go to track storms where you are. next week brings a refreshing change tuesday with much lower humidity. until then, try to stay cool!! to all the action in rio.. and yes, she did it again! simone biles capped off an historic run in rio with her fourth gold medal! the 19-year-old supersta

. >> the money will pour into that race. >>> let's move ahead. we have winners declared early and the other one is a big race is joe arpaio who challenge that many thought he possibly might lose. he beat quiet handlely, dan saban who has run against him twice before. joe arpaio, the embattled sheriff, the tarnished sheriff will face paul penzone in november. many people thought this might be the time that arpaio loses the primary. >> this is the first rung. championship then you decide if it goes to the super bowl. tonight, he easily beats saban, the former police chief. kelli ward had a lot of money go her way trying to beat john mccain but he wins rather easily. >> a lot of numbers haven't been reported. we're having difficulty, secretary of state's website with the election. a u.s. house district one. this is one of the races that has been probably the most exciting across the state. this is the one that ann kirkpatrick left behind so she could run for senate and sheriff paul babeu appears to be winning. he is beating wendy rogers. we don't hav

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the race for the white house has both presidential candidates accusing the other of playing the race card to win over voters. weijia jiang is at the white of this election. >> reporter: the presidential nominees are both focusing on race. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color. [ cheers and applause ] >> only as votes. >> reporter: thursday donald trump told a group of african-american and hispanic republicans he's working to reach out to minorities. >> i've made it a very important focal point in the speeches themse t little work that's been done by the democrats for african-americans. >> reporter: but trump has been giving those speeches to mostly white crowds. hillary clinton is accusing trump of being a bigot. she says he's pandering to the so-called all white movement mostly made up of white sp supremacists. >> he is taking hate groups party. ? the clinton campaign released this web video linking trump with ku klux klan supporters. >> donald trump would be best for the job. >> reporter: clinton's campaign also criticized ceo steve ban none saying his website brigh

called the race for mccain headquarters. here is from andrew hasbun with sheriff joe arpaio out there who was confident in the win and that is how it turned out to be. we're going to continue monitoring the social media feeds and let you know that the website from the secretary of state gets back up and running here in the social media center. >> thank you, marc. the bottom line right now, no big surprises so far tonight. >> what is amazing -- >> maybe helen purcell may be th 80-year-old and 84-year-old with arpaio both moving forward. >> senator mccain winning easily tonight. >>> john mccain rolling to victory tonight as he is trying to win the u.s. senate seat he has held for five materials. he -- term. he beats back a challenge from kelli ward easily, 54% to 37% and that is with about 39% of can read that correctly. mccain has been declared the winner. >> a day after his birthday, he gets the big win. in november, he will face ann kirkpatrick and this will be tougher probably than the primary. >> linda williams is at mccai

the race for u.s. senate was much different. the monmouth poll showed feingold leading johnson by 13 points among likely voters. of nearly 5%. wisn 12 is teaming up with the marquette law school to host a live debate between johnson and feingold. upfront host mike gousha will moderate the 90 minute discussion. you can watch it live tuesday night, october 18 beginning at 8:30, right here on wisn 12. libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson will make his first campaign stop in wisconsin tomorrow night. johnson will hold a rally at serb hall on milwaukee's south side. the rally starts at 7:00, doors open at 6:00. kathy: new at 6:00, the governor calls for an investigation into the state's largest veterans home. the call comes just days after quality of care at the home in king in north central wisconsin. the report also cited a series of medical errors and prolonged staffing shortages at the facility. the governor today asked the state department of health services to review the home following outcry from the report. new toni

but came here shortly after the race was officially called.. to address the dozens of supporters that came out. he said this was a speech he never though he'd have to give- he started by thanking everyone - his parents , his campaign, the volunteers... he also mentioned those key issues and causes he built his campaign around - including public schools - campaign... ' not what we had hoped for there still is a fight for tomorrow because weve gotta continue to work for public education. weve gotta continue to work to make our streets safer. weve gotta continue to work for economic opportunity. those werent campaign issues, those are real life issues that peopl city of milwaukee are dealing with.' after his speech.. the crowd chanted his name.. still clearly big supporters of him.. and what he stands for . live at bayshore mall.. krystle kacner fox 6 news ted thanks krystle if you're looking for the closest thing to an upset, you'll have to go to the ninth assembly district on milwaukee's south side. right now, democratic incumbent josh zepnick --

taking a look now at the race for u-s house... house speaker paul ryan crushes his primary challenger, paul nehlen. taking 84 percent of the vote, to just 16 percent for nehlen. ryan decided to forgo a traditional election night party for a news conference instead. political reporter theo keith was in janesville with the speaker. if this was little league, the this race was over early on tuesday night -- despite speaker ryan's primary challenger, paul nehlen, lining up behind donald trump throughout this primary. saying that he wanted to act like he'd been here before, the speaker wouldn't respond to any of nehlen's attacks from the primary. he also wouldn't criticize donald trump's comments that second amendment people could act against democratic nominee hillary clinton -- saying that he was a little busy on tuesday and hadn't heard the comments.paul ryan says: "i heard about sounds just like a joke gone bad. i hope he clears it up very quickly. you should never joke about a think like that. i didn't actually hear the comment, i

trump also declared another opponent in the race. and that would be the media. >> i'm not running against crooked hillary clinton. i'm running against the crooked media. >> christa: trump questioned freedom of the press, claiming there was unfair coverage of his campaign. >> christa: white house officials say the president will president, as you see here, hit the glen on sunday for a little golf. >> sarah: still ahead, the patriots preparing for the bears this week. tom brady offering insight into jimmy garoppolo's performance. >> christa: fire crews battling loose flames at a beach front home. >> sarah: and the red sox hitting early and hard as mookie betts joins an exclusive club. >> who knows how far that ball >> christa: 6:23. the patriots not letting the heat and humidity affect their practice schedule at all. >> sarah: julian edelman was a full participant and defensive end rob ninkovich took part in an individual workout. he tore history accept muscle last week. quarterback jimmy garoppolo was preseason game. tom brady was impr

the polls. some big races on the line. >>> live team coverage. we begin with brahm reznik live outside a polling station in phoenix. >>reporter: senator john mccain call this campaign the toughest race of his life, facing three candidates. kendall -- kelly ward and two candidates are on the ballot yet. kelly ward cast her ballot in the biggest ce job, week and gotten old. >>reporter: the physician and former legislator claiming 80 -year-old senator john mccain has 1 foot in the grave. >> we've been inspired by so many young interns. >>reporter: polls show mccain with a solid lead heading into the republican senate primary the mccain also has to deal with politicians who aren't on the ballot. >> the fact is washington changes people. >>reporter: democratic congresswoman and kirk patrick >> frankly i will not talk about it anymore. >>reporter: donald trump has put john mccain in a bind as he dodges questions about his party's on polarizing presidential nominee. a senator mccain wins tonight the first question he is likely to get willoughby about do

. >> do not leave the house as we said we have michael phelps last race. plus, a ton of track and field as team u.s. the goldrush. in men's beach volleyball action. and going toe to toe with austria. and after the games. we explain how the pool of talent represents us all. >> the membership's golf team has struggled in rio. >> yes. >> but they're turning things around a bit. >> it is about time but it may be too little, too late. there is a chance the americans it will be amazing, right i see things like this. >> no. >> not interested whatsoever, ricky fowler, bubba watson on fire. here, fowler for eagle. finish the day with a 63. bubba is tied for 4th at 6 under a4 under day he is six shots off later. >>> he is close. >>> all right a big day ahead tomorrow for the will go tore the going for gold. posting this on instagram with the caption, last day of training until events finals tomorrow. i remember watching the final from the stands in 2012 wishing i was out there. tomorrow i get to go live that dream. we're all rooting for you alex. >>> since it was a s

especially if you're taking part in the susan g. komen race >>> the olympics might be over, but last night, one florida high school player made a strong case to be a gymnast in the 2020 tokyo games. he fixed the punt that makes one look foolish by flipping over him. look at that. running. >> nice. >> the most impossible play in the play book. and then you pull the jefferson, flip over that guy and then keep running. >> and this is one of those thing, football player, that's a lot to carry and to flip. not just thunder sleet these little -- >> right. >> that's incredible. >> they do practice agility. that's important. >> this is true. >>> and hey, if you're going to be perhaps running in today's race for the cure, temperatures in the 80s through about degrees. and by the even, around dinner time, we will see just a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. same story on sunday. and even into the early half of the next work week, monday and tuesday, we're warm. and we cool things down by late next week. >> thank you. >>> and we will be back at 8:

he ended up finishing eighth, denny hamlin won the race and then after the race tracks did you had some choice words for keselowski. >> i said it was his fault. simple as that. it's all good. just hard racing. i just wanted him to know that i wasn't happy after the race. as far as the rest of it, it's not a big deal. hard racing, road course. sports history. six players have shot a 59 internment history. no one had ever shot a 58. until today. jim furyk did it, one of the six by the way, now he is all by himself thanks to an incredible 58 this afternoon in the final round of the travelers championship. furyk finished fifth, three behind a group barely old enough to drive. students in oregon this weekend delivered a tiny house to a man without a home. they built it as part of a school volunteer project. the idea came from a 17-year- old. he says when faced with coming up with a project his thought immediately was at helping the homeless. >> seems not right that we walk down the street and see all the people who don't have a house. and really just like, really something i'm glad. i never

soon the race was transformed into the presidential race. the smile is not yet a tattoo as far as we know. michael phelps was the first big meme to come out of the olympics. and now it's been tattooed on the owner of a toronto tattoo called forever ink. he tattooed it from a photo put >> did you have to shave his leg? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: somewhere in the tattoo we'll see a little cut. >> it's right down here. >> reporter: the tattoo got the blessing of michael phelps. >> that's awesome. that is so cool. >> reporter: from the glare to the smile, the two olympic memes couldn't be more opposite. and opposites attract. eyeballs on the internet. take it away, frank. ? when you're smiling ?? you ?? . >>reporter: cnn, new york. ? when you're laughing ?? . >> anchor: maybe that is why he is the most popular athlete on planet earth these days. >>> still to come this morning, a mom's picture goes viral and a lot of parents can relate to the sort of feeling she's having this time of year. it's back to school time. . >>> this mom is so happy jump

the r primary but not in both. in downtown mke, pz, tmj4 there are several local primary races on the ballot including the district attorney's race. milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm is trying to remain top prosecutor. democrat verona swanigan is running against him. there is no republican in the race so winner takes all. house speaker paul ryan is trying to hold onto his congressional seat today. he faces longshot challenger paul nehlen in today's primary. but nehlen has gotten support in the race from some prominent very good campaign." but trump endorsed ryan. donald trump's running mate will be in milwaukee this week. governor mike pence will speak at the downtown hilton. earlier in the day he'll make a stop in la crosse. pence and trump were just in green bay last we have more coverage from the campaign trail and perspective on the presidential race on our website at t-m-j-4 dot com slash decision 20-16. storm team 4 now....the heat and humidity are rising.... to turn on the air conditioner again.meteorologist scott steele joins us with this steamy forecast. another winning day of summer weather

people were wondering why she was staying in the race. i want you to listen to what she said for a newspaper. >> my husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the california primary somewhere in the middle of june. we all remember bobby kennedy was assassinated in june in california. you know, i don't understand it. >> so this comment brought a lot of concern about obama's security. now she did come out after making that statement and apologized. and she did get a lot of heat for it. heat about it from the media. we're seeing something very similar here, aren't we? it is almost like the candidates have to watch what they say. they can look like hypocrites. >> absolutely. 2008 was not a long time ago, but in this campaign, it seems like it. i have seen, especially on social media, some supporters are slow to get on board with hillary clinton and still have problems with how they believe she campaigned against obama in 2008. while some people have forgotten bits of the campaign, others remember comments like this. that bring

in 1992 it was ross perot's turn to shake up the race. >> good afternoon. 50 states have asked me to run as candidate for president of the united states. >> he ran as an independent and focused his presidential campaign on the national debt. >> decide who you think will do the job. take that person in november. believe me, as i've said before, the party is over and it's time for the clean-up crew. >> on election day, perot snagged 19% of the popular vote. likely costing republican george h.w. bush a second term. then governor bill clinton got the win. bush refused to discuss perot years later in the hbo documentary, 41. >> can you talk little about ross perot? >> no. can't talk about it. i think he cost me the election and i don't like him. >> ralph nader played a spoiler in 2000. he won just 2.7% nationwide but pulled in more than 97,000 votes in florida. republican george w. bush beat democrat al gore in florida by just 537 votes. if most of nader's support hers voted for gore instead, gore would have won florida and been elected president. >> just moments

races. the rnc cannot do that right now. you talk to senior people at the rnc. they say their fate is tied to if he loses by double difficults, he brings everybody with him. they lose the senate. lose big in the house. lose governorships. the rnc may make a decision in october to cut him off if he's still way down. but at this point, their fate, as frustrated as they are, they fate is tied to donald trump. >> they also don't want to be blamed. they don't want donald trump to stand up and stabbed me in the back. everything jonathan said is correct. but that's another factor. >> he'll still do that. >> or he'll blame mike pence and the media. >> has trump hit a keceiling? jt i'm going to give this a few more rounds of polling for the numbers to harden. i think what we saw here, trump came out of what was not successful convention. the democratic con vens got a lot of buzz. she got a bigger bump. the opportunity was to roll out the economic agenda and stay on message this week. e we got side tracke

he won't be voting for the democrat in this race ... but he says he's also not done holding paul ryan accountable. reporting live in janesville. today -- voters will also weigh in on the u-s senate race. democratic candidate russ feingold will face off against political newcomer "scott harbach" of kenosha. the winner of that race will take on incumbent republican senator "ron johnson" in november. feingold lost his u-s senate seat to ron johnson six years ago. johnson wasn't facing any challengers today. what may end up being one of the closest races of the night-- wisconsin's fourth senate representative mandela barnes' camp. but let's start with the incumbent. ben handelman--- is live at state senator lena taylor's watch party. good evening guys. this may be the race to watch tonight. a long time incumbent being challenged by a political up and comer. state senator lena taylor was all smiles as she cast her ballot at rufus king high school in milwaukee. taylor has been a state senator since primary challenger. and she's been on the def

. >>> now to coverage of your vote in the race for the white house. hillary clinton getting her first national security briefing as the democratic presidential nominee. the meeting held in white plains, new york saturdayment as the former secretary of state, briefings. on the republican side, donald trump had his first briefing earlier this month. >>> trump is spending time in iowa this weekend. saturday, taking apartment in the roast and ride fund raiser for senator earnst. trump blasted the state releasing hillary clinton's daily schedule until after election day. >> there's too much stuff on it. they want it after the election. it's terrible. it's terrible. it's protection from a corrupt, rigged system. it's disgusting. >> next week, trump's running mate will be in the bay area. on wednesday, pence will visit the bay area for a fund raiser and later in the day, he'll be in sarasota for a rally at the hyatt rege rise, bats are now becoming welcomed guests throughout the state. right now, the florida fish and wildlife commission is pushing to get mor

the race director tells abc7 this race will go on regardless of the other changes comes their way. >> i'm not scared. not that i am looking for opportunity to fix problem. if it came, we are not running away from it. brianne: race organizers said this isn't the first time they had to make changes. after 9/11 they had to change the entire race course. the runners from all 50 states. one traveling from texas to be part of the race and what he said about the adjustment at 6:00. leon: metro is not starting for the marathon. they are not running late for the bruce springsteen concert tomorrow night either. that could be an issue if he does a repeat of the last show in new jersey last night. bruce and the e. street band set a recorden if the longest show in the u.s.. they ran three hours and 59 minutes. that is seven minutes shorter than the longest show ever in helsinki four years ago. michelle: turning to vote 2016. in joint head conference with mexican president enrique peÑa nieto. jonathan elias is at the "live desk" with more on the meeting. jonathan: an interesting meeting to say the

road to the white house brings you our coverage of presidential races. up next, the u.s. information agency film on the 1968 campaign titled "a private decision." it chronicles the race from the new hampshire to the surprise withdraw of president lyndon johnson and the national political convention to richard nixon over humphrey. during the cold war. and by law, they could not be shown until twelve years after they were produced. this half hour is kucourtesy of the national archive. the political situation here in new hampshire, the rest of the country is still watching >> once every four year, the united states turned its attention to choose a new leader of the north eastern country that becomes the ballpolitical e of our country. >> the final campaign is under way. the presidential primary is coming up next tuesday. on the republican side, richard nixon is urging for a big send off for the president nomination >> new hampshire of the national campaign by holding the first primary election of the year. >> so the man who then wanted to be president, romney and richard nix