it is being removed thanks to the viewer. channel 19 asking questions and getting answers. >> romona: you could call it a big-small rescue. dozens of miniature schnauzers all saved. dan deroos is in the answer center to tell us what happened. >> dan: all saved. that's good news. now the work needs to be done to get 56 miniature schnauzers new homes. this was done in portage county. the paw humane society in greater akron sent us some of the pictures. these were part of a breeder who got inundated over their head. why show pictures when we have video. we went down to see some of these cuties in the humane society there. all total 56. they range in ages from 1-14 right now. clearly, they are going to need the help with having 56, that will put the burden on the shelter. here is some good news. these are hypoallergenic dogs. you shouldn't have to worry about allergies. anybody at your house allergic to pets. of course some need more medical attention. they will be spayed and neutered. here is another part of the good news. the hu

not see this in any other major metropolitan city and you know what i agree oh and buy the way to the viewer that recored the video while driving next time have a passenger do the recoing.#justsaying in east oakland stanley roberts kron 4 news >> steve: read the wildfire china said the slowing down. >> vicki: politicized today. >> steve: is in effect for the campground ankle of their estates hundreds of firefighters descending the do battle with the blaze. feijoa county with the latest. firefighters were protect homes and structures. fire. here burned more than 3,600 a. and just 10 percent contained. they're battling what they're now calling the coal fire. no structures burned but the evacuation orders have been given to the campground and 3500 homes nearby. still some of chosen not believe. 30 era this area has been hit by large allow fire and because of the draw the conditions now are even more than in the past. as to getting this fire under control officials say more crews are on the way. a press >>: life fighting this with zero agencies from california arrested >> steve: 24 year-old with

the shocking viewer video and how those people are doing.. ((jen and donald trump -- raising the alarm -- over voter fraud... but local election officials say -- it's not going to happen. ((jen plus... a new ferry service between downtown tampa and downtown st. pete could ?finally get the green lit. ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. those stories in a minute, but now, developing this morning... a serious crash this video was sent to us by viewer chester kinder. the accident happened on hillsborough avenue... just east of the veterans expressway. that's behind the airport. officials say 2 of the 3 cars involved caught on fire. some people were seriously hurt... we'll keep you updated throughout good day as we learn more details. also developing this morning... a 4-year-old is hit by a truck in north port. it happened yesterday afternoon at tropicare boulevard and wampee drive. that's between i-75 and myakka river state park. police believe darted out in fr

((brian loftus)) >> we are asking him questions from the viewers.. in our morning cup of joe segment. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> plus... this dolphin says no pictures please! the video going viral ... of the mammal snagging a tourist's ipad! ((brian loftus)) those stories and more.. coming up on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader./// ((brian loftus)) why the folks behind the proposal say people shouldn't be worried about their jobs. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... things are looking pretty hazy out there! sherry looks into what is blowing into the valley this morning. ((brian loftus)) >> and... we are not monkeying around this morning! we look into reports that a primate got loose on board a plane at mccarran. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.))

so i just wanted to share that with the viewers out there listening post but okay, patricia. i'm going to give him one more call for you. fort worth, texas, go ahead. >> caller: good morning to you in fort worth, texas. >> caller: automatic. >> host: go ahead. >> caller: i was wondering, actually i had a job with insurance by then i was in a car wreck and lost my job, and so io had no job for six months.

it's a night to spend chills down the spines of the viewers and olympians entering the stadium. and even bay area viewers know the feeling well. >> reporter: the ramp-up to rio enters its final hour. tonight the olympic torch arrived. the american flag raised among other countries. tomorrow the opening ceremony, which has taken five years to coordinate. the executive producer knows the pressure. >> everybody is watching from madonna to pope francis to a small village in africa. >> reporter: the spectacle will feature 206 nations, a special night for olympians and olympians of past american teams. >> i can remember how hot it was waiting outside to go in, stand manage the line. >> reporter: anne cribbs of palo alto won a gold medal in the swimming relay at the 1960 games in rome. she says athletes never forget marching in an opening ceremony like she did in italy. >> and we burst out into the crowd of the stadium, 110,000 people. and they saw the united states delegation, and there was a big cheer that went up. and it was so magnificent. i can still hear that. >> reporter: tomorro

not see this in any other major metropolitan city and you know what i agree oh and buy the way to the viewerrecored the video while driving next time have a passenger do the recoing.#justsaying in east oakland stanley roberts kron 4 news >> steve: read the wildfire china said the slowing down. >> vicki: politicized today. >> steve: is in effect for the campground ankle of their estates hundreds of firefighters descending the do battle with the blaze. feijoa county with the latest.

see you at seven. )) /// lombardo things that you, the viewer, want to know. ((kirsten joyce)) the sheriff is starting his day with us... enjoying a 'morning cup of joe.' surroundings being important at all times, are there undercover officers patrolling the popular residential areas of las vegas for our safety? julie wants to know if they're at places like malls, large parks, etc.? ((brian loftus)) and patricia wright had a comment to share with you.. she says: "recently i saw you at the orleans, you were attending the correction officers graduation and you stated in your speech that crimes don't keep you up at nights. ensuring that you have the manpower and is what keep you up at nights. just wanted to say thank you for saying that." (kirsten asks about timely issues he may want (brian brings up pic) >>> if you have a question for sheriff joe lombardo.. you you can submit it on our website, las vegas now dot com.. just look for the link on the right side of the page. ((kirsten joyce)) >> thanks for joining us this morning, sheriff. now lets send things over t

now i want to ask the viewers now is your chance to vote on twitter, did donald trump go too far in saying president obama is the founder of isis tweet yes or no using #greta. we will show you your live twitter votes throughout the show. and this will send shivers up your spine. a canadian isis sympathizer, a terrorist detonating a suicide vest in the middle of a police raid. the terrorist injured himself and one other person. canadian police opening fire, killing the suspect and even more terrifying, the suspect's death coming just in the nick of time. an imminent attack was planned. >> the attack at the time based on the information, the attack was supposed to be taking place within the following 72 hours. and was likely to target an urban center either during morning or afternoon rush hour. >> a tip from the fbi helped the canadianing take out this terrorist. the suspect has been under surelings for nearly a year. he had previously supported terrorist group on social media donald trump is holding a rally in the key swing state of florida. >> hi, greta. as you were talking about earlier,

we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... during our new segment, morning cup of joe. com... and look for the "don't miss" section. you can find out if your question was chosen.. every wednesday between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> up in northern nevada... tens- of- thousands of people are partying in black rock desert... for this year's 'burning man' festival. the 9- day festival started on sunday... 70- thousand people are expected to show up for this year's event. this isn't like any other festival... a massive city is built in the middle of the desert... and it's completely self sufficient. there are numerous art installations... year that will feature a massive airplane. it all culminates in the burning of a giant wooden man./// ((brian loftus)) >>> last night on the late late show, james corden was trying to work out at the gym, but dancer teyanna taylor from kanye west's new music video, "fade", kept him distracted. take a look kanye west's fade starts playing i'm sorry do you mind it's sort of a public gym

we hope it never happens. >> reporter: it's not the first time viewers have flocked to plastic surgery. on the show "botched" millions of fans tune in to see the good, cosmetic surgery. but in dr. miami's o.r., fans are getting raw, unedited and unfiltered video almost instantaneously. >> this booty is all done. look how nice and round it is. everything she wanted in a booty and a bag of chips. >> reporter: unfocussed in the operating room may have backfired before. after legendary comedian joan rivers suffered fatal complications during a minor throat procedure, her daughter melissa sued the yorkville endoscopy where the procedure was done claiming that a doctor took photos of joan rivers while under sedation. melissa rivers reaching a so far for dr. miami, no complications. something goes wrong, somebody has the evidence to bring to a court and say, look what he did right here. we have the moment on tape. >> i think all surgeries should be on tape. what's wrong with transparency? it's like saying to a cop why are you wearing a body camera? cameras on police and in schools are a good

similar to it. >> reporter: the am commute the conductor wouldn't let the bike it hundred dollar and the viewer led police right to it. >> this individual could have got on the train and not followed up on it. and we are grateful he called. >> reporter: returning a piece of what was taken from this boy. and police are working with the mbta to review surveillance video from the train station in hopes of fundsing a person who took in bike. 7 news nightteam. >> adam: that it will stay this way to days like this. jade skaid i thought why couldn't it be like in all year-long. but that makes us appreciate the days, so nice like this. >> jeremy: i tell you what, though, the drought is a serious situation, but getting a couple of rainy days and washout days could not be a bad thing. to the first of january, running ved that out over a couple of rainy days, and rainstorm bus this time of year it is tough to get the widespread significant rain unless you get something from the anticipate and you don't want to root for that. best you can do is get scattered showers and storms. the next chance on saturday

the viewer that tweeted that article was responding to a story i did. the video, i needed to see more for myself. this stretch of road had a little bit of everything. for example this is what was left of a camper that was set ablaze. [ indiscernible ] at least one has an oakland police department courtesy warning on one of the windows. the rest of the vehicles like this ford bronco -- all four wheels are on blocks. in the streets motor oil an inch away from a storm drain. but 89th and g street is just a tip of the iceberg. over on walter have to climb through garbage to show you how much trash next to a house. >> what to you think of all this? >> man -- it was -- [ indiscernible ] >> on the street, trash as far as i can see. >> i reported the abandoned car right here on july 11th. when i reported it the car had all the tires on it -- it wasn't destroyed like it is right now. >> many of the business owners said they are losing business over this. >> when there is not a car here, there is a car there. when it is not a car, it is a sofa a bed or anything -

. >> but is it the media that wants it, or the viewers that want that? >> you have to look at the ratings. we say we want a certain kind of news, but is everyone watching news on pbs? no. the national news networks have the higher ratings. >> as a journalist this is a struggle. we are out and hear people saying all the time your news is always sad. but then when you do the lighter, happier stories they say you are turning your back on the real issues that affect people. and you're always trying to balance out, you know, the positive and the, you know, impactful. is there even a balance to be had? at some point they always say if everyone is a little unhappy you are probably doing your job correctly. >> it's a day by-day thing. there is no one right answer. criticizing the news media, we have done that ever since there has been news media. it's part of the dialogue between the public and the media. the media, i mean, the public needs to be aware that we are part of the -- >> you're a professional. if you had to give a grade to the balance that is being str

the viewer added the caption "las vegas is giving us all.... a much needed break from the sun." hillary clinton is in town today... right now... she's getting a tour of mojave electric. this visit builds on a 3-day jobs tour... with her vp .. senator tim kaine. at a rally this morning... clinton highlighted the three things her campaign is focusing on. i think this election comes down to economic opportunity, national security and american 13 action news political analyst jon ralston was at the rally. he's breaking down all of it for us on 13 action news live at five and six. a wildfire continues to rage near california's wine country... crews having a difficult time reaching the flames. and this is only one out-of-control fire in the state. abc's lauren lyster reports... thousands of other firefighters package script: (chopper nats) this california wildfire raging near napa county...those flames -- continuing to grow as smoke billows over wine country mos "i didn't think it was going to spread that fast. and then when it did i was shocked." it's called the cold this fire has no

any other major metropolitan city >>and you know what i agree >> stanley:oh and buy the way to the viewerhat recored the video while driving next recording.#justsaying roberts kron 4 news >> steve:thanks, stanley! >> steve:she died trying to save her luring them into the forest. >> vicki:they put their lives on the line. >> vicki:now the community is giving back. >> steve:how firefighters in monterey county recently got a boost in morale. a boost in morale. feel the difference for yourself. with amopé pedi perfect. amopé. love every step. >> steve:it looks like that didn't work as well as it should it helped. facebook said on thursday it is now using a system that identifies phrases commonly used in "clickbait" headlines. these range from "you'll never believe" to "guess what happened next?" >> vicki:police say 29-year- old kristopher amos tried to lure the two kids into a back alley of a columbus neighborhood-- when candy arthurs confronted amos, he pulled out a large knife and stabbed her in the chest. >> vicki:she died yesterday after fighting for her life since the june 23rd attack. a

. >> don't forget the viewers having quite the experience as well. you have to check out this photo gallery from sharon and david. they are getting to every event they can, from swimming, ten -- tennis and gymnastics. click on olympics under the sports section of our website. >>> it's the move a lot of people pushed for after watching the netflix series making a murderer. a federal judge has overturned brendan dassey's murder conviction. he's the nephew of the main defendant, steven avery. the federal judge ruled dassey's confession was coerced by detectives who pressured him without an attorney present and told him what they wanted him to say disability. dassey won't be released right away. prosecutors have 90 days to decide whether to retry him. >>> a seaside resort town in thailand rocked by two more explosions this morning. the two blasts were heard in the upscale resort. a witness at the scene says at least three people were rounded in one of the explosions. the latest blast followed the explosions late last night that others. tourists have been

the valley. check out night. a viewer sent us these shots. the sky was illuminated by the bolts. >> look at these flashes the lightning going hor sontal across the sky. -- hor ho -- horizontal across >>> allison is talking about the forecast. >>> lets look at what is happening outside. overnight we say some activity in parts of the state and the valley. but this morning it looks like things have cleared out for us. but we are cloud cover. 82 degrees at phoenix sky harbor. the dew points have dropped in the last 20 minutes. winds are not too bad. here's a look at what we are going to get to across the state. 90s in mesa. coming up we are going to go over the rain chances. >>> thank you. investigating a shooting at a lounge in glendale. a man was shot in the parking lot. he was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. no word on his condition. there are no suspects in custody. we are working to get the description from the police sphcht the search is on for a driver involved in this hit and run crash. police sowed told us a motorcyclist sil

the viewer says that lightning struck the tree causing fire. the monsoon hit hard yesterday. rescue crews helped him. he was on top of his truck. that is some scary stuff. see how close that was. >> was it a ford f 250 -- still no match for the rushing water. >> don't do it. >> yeah, don't do it. last night. awesome picture there. it looks like almost veins in the skies. it was mainly on the west side of the valley. it was a pretty active night and a pretty active morning out there. let's take a look toward the east valley. a couple of clouds building out there. i want to show you the time lapse. look at the rain, you will see it some flooding in gilbert, parts of mesa. we are seeing some sunshine out there now. we are clear in the valley but not out of the woods yet as far as thunderstorms go. kind of surrounding i-17. in and around flagstaff. so chino valley expect some storms. great spot starting to see thunderstorms as well. where we have rain, we are starting to see cooler temperatures. 87 at sky harbor. right around the state 79, 72 flag. i was shooting for 100 today. b

picked topics and issues that the viewers care about. >> we just won over the audience format the first of its kind. >> nobody was doing panel talk shows before "the view." >> reporter: the hot topics table often becoming the site of heated debate. >> we have the right to choose who we associate with -- >> i refuse to associate with you right now. >> viewers love the feuds on the show. >> you are a white lady telling me what is racist to you -- >> i'm an american -- >> [ bleep ]. >> i know what homophobia looks like -- >> it's not the same. >> i have a black kid i raised, whoopi. >> the feuds seemed to be i could have lived without them. >> i knew we had a really good show when we interviewed rupaul. and rupaul started picking on what joy was wearing. >> you're wearing nice colors and stuff. but the slacks? you know. >> joy got genuinely angry at rupaul and said -- >> do you think that i'm going to take fashion advice from a drag queen? >> she was mad at her. she did not like each other in that moment. >> so you better take it from somebody. that, that it said "n" word -- >> reporter: t

we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... during our new segment, morning cup of joe. to submit a question... just go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section. you can find out if your question was chosen.. every wednesday between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we're one step closer to finding a stadium for a potential las vegas football team. representatives from majestic realty and the las vegas sands casino company are meeting with an oversight committee on this morning. sites for a potential nfl team. they want to get their plan in order by january, before nfl owners decides whether to let the raiders move to las vegas. stadium proponents want to use the $750 million in hotel tax revenue to pay for the stadium. that they estimate will cost from $1 point 7 billion to $2 point 1 billion depending on land acquisition costs. nice clear skies this morning... you can see the moon and the stars and it feels drier. ........see the moon and the we are drying out - humidity dropped below 20 percent

the viewer didn't want to speak on camera. but provided some screen shots of what he saw playing the game in denver. recently. this screen shot here shows an offensive name. with killer in the title. of course we blurred it out. when you're playing the game you can see everything. especially when you're at a certain level. and you can play with locals in the area. and see their names. the game does have guidelines on their web site. asking to be respectful. and avoid the makers say they will review the content and flag if they feel it's inappropriate or offensive. you can be removed from the game if this happens. >> . they feel it's not right. especially when children are playing. the game is supposed to be fun. you're going to have kids seeing it. and that's not something we need to be teaching them. >> . in fact in our travels today we even met a mother, son playing game together. in civic center park. now we did contact the makers and didn't hear back yet. >> . i was doing a story last week. minutes how many people came by.

a palm tree with on fire near 40th street and the viewer who shot the video said lightning hit the tree and the homeowner was inside. the fire did not spread and no one was injured, but there were some tense moments. jason barry is live and last night the wild weather had people ducking for cover.>> reporter: you can still smile -- smell the burning wood. burned palm fronds in the driveway. this treat that got hit by with no damage to speak out. the wild weather story could about a different ending. this is video and neighbor took minutes after the lightning strike. you can see the big fireball on top of the palm tree. it happened around 9:30 pm. one of the neighbors was just a and she was standing in her driveway. she came outside to watch the lightning sky. all of a sudden she heard a light. the next thing she knew, there was a tree on fire a few doors down. >> it was a huge ball of fire and it was just raining down fire and chunks of debris from the tree onto the house and the roof and the ground. and the neighbors house as well.>> reporter: we are told the homeowners were inside wat

should they be worried the viewers out there are just buying stocks for the dividend yield?> we do think it's somewhat concerning if you are purely buying stocks just to treat them as a fix the income. but we need to think about how much are we paying for that dividend. are we overpaying for it? i would argue utility and consumer staples are part of that. and where can the price go? if you are looking for both, dividend yield and capital appreciation there are better places to look than expensive second towards, things like financials, for example. gary: people are buying bond equity substitutes? >> they can't get yield in the fixed income market. that's a dangerous bubble. the problem is the dividend producers like the dividend producers like the reits and utility will slow down. cars are more efficient, gasoline stockpiles are out. the energy drop is 90% of what the watt and would be. so the you it are not seeing the expansion you need for energy which could crews a problem for the dividend. they are either going to cut their dividend or they will do something to increase

facebook trying to own both that relationship with the advertiser and then the viewer. her they see the programming that is professional created or they see some video that the friend put up and they're weighing each of those relatively equally. isn't that part of what the issue is here? >> what goes in the news feed? how do control that? i want to have it be different, facebook is constantly innovating it's product they will create a way to watch football and have what you can watch and you can imagine the olympics on facebook. nbc has a very nice app. my family watched most of the olympics on nbc's olympics app. it's great. we can choose what we want. facebook created a wonderful dashboard like that going forward and could write a very large check to nbc. >> but do they want to own their own economics of this too. print was easy to get on to the facebook platform compared to video because video content they still want to get paid for it. >> smart people do not shove their heads in the sand and say things are going to stay the same way they are forever and when facebook

we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... during our new segment, morning cup of joe. to submit a question... just go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section. you can find out if your question was chosen.. every wednesday between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// ((michelle mortensen)) bullhead city river regatta. nearly 30- thousand people floated down the colorado river from laughlin to bullhead city. every year there's a theme and this year was pirates. participants decorated their crafts that varied from innertubes to elaborate rafts floating on barrels./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> grammy award winning singer adele will not perform at the next super bowl. she told her fans at a concert in los angeles last night that she was offered a halftime performing slot.... isn't about music. she then added ... she's not beyonce and she can't dance. but she still said it was kind of the super bowl organizers to make the offer. super bowl 51 will be held in houston on february fifth next year./// >>> we'll be right back...

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i think the viewers are thinking what about a couple of weeks after the convention period passes?s what the clinton campaign is saying. they want to tamp down expectatio expectations. they believe the polls will tighten. >> trying to get him back on message. attacking hillary clinton and attacking president obama. the president has the highest approval ratings in his presidency. >> higher his rating, the better it benefits hillary clinton. >> and "the new york times" the former director of the cia, he voted for democrats. he voted for republicans. he kept his preference for president until now private. he says i used to run the cia. now i'm endorsing hillary clinton. >> one of the quotes in the op-ed, says trump is a threat for our job. he believes hillary clinton is the safer choice to be president. the fact this is a long time government official doesn't identify as democrat or republican. the latest to throw his weight behind clinton. >> you are a trump supporter. this is the man who sat behind george w. bush on 9/11. he was in the room when osama bin laden was taken out. and i

the photos were taken by a viewer from santa rosa. e captured a close look at some of the devastation and lower lake. the photos include a look at the exhausted firefighters stopping to grab a breath of fresh air and moving on. it included a crew from napa city and he did not have to go far to see the damage. homes on fire and charred remains of what had been a quiet neighborhood. burned-out cars and trucks. we welcome your photos to tell the stories in the bay area. you can send photos or videos to our website, kron4.com . look for the report it tabs on our on the go mobile application. >>> the wildfire in my county is one of several fires burning tonight. there are at least 11 major fires burning. we have a mapped them out. the problem is all over the golden state. that is putting a lot of pressure on fire crews and resources. >>> the berkely community is mourning the death of two young men that were killed over the weekend. >> they were at a party in oakland went gunfire erupted in they were killed. these young men went to berkely h

so i just want to remind the viewers what the other -- my fellow panelists are not reminding them of. >> i'll remind you that the segment was about hillary laughing all e-mail scandals. i'll bring it to kaitlyn. should she be laughing or is this the drip that will fill up the pool? >> she shouldn't be laughing. she should handle it the way she did in a cnn interview later that week. when she reminded people that she apologized for having the server. she's trying to move on this week by deflecting to donald trump, trying to get the attention away from her and the e-mails and the clinton foundation controversy and focus on donald trump. that's what we'll be seeing from both campaigns the next 2 1/2 months. we're not going to see each side address the issues they're facing. it is a battle to make this race a referendum on the other. that's how this is going to play out. >> so we hit e-mail scandals and also have a lot of clinton foundation fodder to play around with. the interesting part about this is as the e-mails are read through and parsed, you're finding more and more possible corru

every wednseday we ask sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers during our morning cup of joe segment.. to submit a question... just go to las a and look for the "don't miss" section. you can see if your question was chosen.. wednesday between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the unlv football team is less then two weeks away from kicking off its season at home against jackson state on september first. over the weekend unlv held a pair of scrimmages, so things are getting serious now. there were a number of positives to highlight but tony sanchez is still looking for improvement. tony sanchez/coach: "as a coach its a matter of fact deal... you go out practice, you break it down. i don't care if you looked like think you didn't do well., watch film you did better then you thought you did, you're always hyper critical of the things that you're doing. ((brian loftus)) >> the tigers will be shorthanded when they arrive... a jackson state star player, their senior defensive end is leaving the team to take care of his mother. the first game will be saturday september 1 at home

we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... during our new segment, morning cup of joe. to submit a question... just go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section. you can find out if your question was chosen.. joe lombardo every wednesday between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// ((kirsten joyce)) the clark county school district. last night was the 7th of 8 town hall meetings regarding this reorganization plan which has been out for two weeks. the current preliminary plan would give more power to schools.... allowing organizational teams to outsource services. residents gave their two cents at the clark county government center commission chambers. (( denise bassett/ccsd bus driver: "we're scared, we're hurt, we feel unappreciated, we need to feel like you guys want us." )) (("you're going to lose a lot of g people that love kids, that want to be here...that can't. we can't afford to be here.")) (("you're going to be empower to speak up, to demand your job has the resources needed to do what you need to do and that's t

here is the question to the viewers. should the clinton foundation be shut down? tweet yes or no using #greta. we'll show you live twitter votes throughout the show. governor scott, so, what should happen? do you think it should be shut down? do you think bill clinton should get out of it? what do yo do you want to do wih the clinton foundation? a lot of money there. i imagine a lot of it is pledged all over the world and i imagine enormously complicated. >> i thought it ought to be shut down. they ought to do what they should have done before. give all that money back. they should have never taken money from foreign governments. especially government -- look, it's governments that don't believe in what the america believes. in they are governments that had contracts or doing business with the secretary of state's office. that is wrong. that should never ever ever happen in this country. we need -- here's why i support donald trump. he is a business person. never been involved in government before. she is a career politician. he is going to build jobs. she won't.

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we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... during morning cup of joe. this morning at 6 am./// ((sherry swensk)) it was a hot tuesday... we made it to 106. valley neighborhoods making it to 108 and above. ....... staying dry today with a few clouds. moving in as moisture moves up from the south. the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash at spring mountain and polaris.ash at spring you can use desert here's what i-15 looks like up in north las vegas at the cheyenne interchange. <<< >>> back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) nevada is mourning the death of former first lady bonnie fairchild bryan... bryan is the 26th first lady of nevada. she passed away yesterday due to complications from leukemia. she served as first lady to nevada governor richard bryan in the 1980's. the bryans were married for 54 years.. we spoke with former governor bob miller and former first lady sandy miller about the legacy she leaves behind: 2:20- bob "dick and bonnie were just the hardest workers. any time two get together they as role mo

so it's interpreted by the viewer. >> he also did a series to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of 2013. >>> apple is taking extra steps to make it harder for crooks to get away with your iphone. >> we'll tell you how fingerprints, video and face identification will all be used to keep your phone in your pocket. >>> and tonight is the first out at the games getting all of the highlights ready for "operation football." they are gonna join us live later in sports. >>> as we head to break, we're keeping an eye outside as the potential for more rainfall >>> a atlanticy traffic a -- a tricky situation in iowa. this is video from the iowa's department of transportation. it shows that vehicle attempts to merge onto the highway. but the driver doesn't realize there is already a semi in the lane and he crosses into its path. state troopers say the truck was traveling about 65 miles per hour when the impact occurred. amazingly, no one was hurt. but state troopers say this incident did cause aec facing charges. >>> check this out -- a massive water main break in baltimore cre

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let me show the viewers a live look at the scene. pepco is hard at work. they are working on the manhole right now. the big issue is down the way a little bit in front of the massive hole in the ground. that is where the explosion happened. we are finding out that the explosion didn't just affect people in the downtown d.c. area. it's also affecting people all over the d.m.v. thanks to our senior assignment editor jamie scott. he confirmed that this explosion here is actually affecting sprint wireless customers. a lot of them right now are dialing 911 and are getting busy signals. they are trying to rectify the problem right now. as for the scene, this is not getting any better. you just saw the footage of the smoke and the flames spewing in the air. this is happening at the intersection of 18th and l in northwest. thousands of people are affect an they are dealing with it the best they can. >> we got in and manager said the building is unsafe to be in so we are not allowed to come in. q: well, again, here is a live look. we are at the intersection i wish