is an accident that put this thing off, we have the world leadership in this city this week, we havesands of cops on the streets today. you cannot move ten feet and the idea you can get two bombs fired off or one fired off, but set in this city and this time, this is all vulnerable. >> we're going to move towards the political part of this, as well. we've got brand new fox news polls this morning. what it means for both candidates ahead of the first presidential debate about a week away now. that's next. stay with us with our panel as we continue. >>> welcome back. we're in countdown mode. the first debate now eight days away. a new fox news poll shows 61% of likely voters think hillary clinton is qualified for being president. 45 say the same about donald trump. 59% of likely voters say hillary clinton has the temperament to serve effectively as president, the same percent think donald trump does not. what's your takeaway? >> in spite of the numbers that, obviously, favor hillary, couple other phrases are different. it's a dead heat race, seven weeks to go, big debate next week, thi

welcome back to "cbs this morning.? this is a special edition of "cbs this morning." guess where we are? we are now inside the smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture. this plane was flown by the tuskegee airmen. we are the first to bring you inside before the museum opens to the public. >> do we have a show for you. lynch will with us coming up. >>> and colin powell talks about a world of difference. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the first sign that anything was wrong with clinton came yesterday morning. >> how long does a recovery usually take? >> usually, people recover within days and sometimes it can take up to weeks. >> hillary clinton's health scare, the biggest political story of the weekend was clinton's blanket de -- >> the trump people would like to define it as hillary clinton writing off a whole half of the country. if that is the case, that is not good for clinton. >> services were held across the country marking the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> we will never forget and you will never be alone. an

this bus had been driving along. this guy was in another car. apparently something had been thrown from the bus, maybe a rock, and it had cracked the windscreen. this guy pulled in front of the bus, stopped. the driver, thi emergency, opens the door, and this guy strolls onto the bus. he feels like he knows who the perpetrator is. >> apparently nobody is really sure who threw what. he's talking to a kid in the back. he has a word with the driver. i guess he's giving him a finger wag and we're all done. no. you see what he just did? he took his belt off. child, and then attacks him, whipping about 14 times, over and over and over again on this child's back and face, on this child's arm, before finally deciding he's had enough and he gets off the bus. >> please tell me this man is under arrest and in jail. >> i wish i could, gayle. but no. he is not. in fact that is why this video is up on facebook. the parents of this child want to help police track this person >>> now we'll head over to china. you can see this group of wannabes walking aggressiv

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and in this video. do you feel the police deserve any benefit of the doubt. >> i believe -- >> while they're trying to inform the people of charlotte. >> it is rare that you can get charges this soon and if a police chief believes that it is absolutely credible and necessary to make the charges with the police chief. you don't get this ease sily. i am looking at what is being shown and revealed. i see no reason why this man had to be murdered and none. nobody's life was threaten and the wife was pleading with them. she told them that he was using whatever he had in order to take his medicine. why did they have to advance to him and killed him in front of his wife. i have seen it enough. i believe the wife. i am with the police chief, i am not waiting for anymore anything. anybody who want to wait, and believe it is already to murder this man, they can do it. >> congresswoman, we are waiting for governor pat mccory, we don't know if he had access to see this video shot by mrs. scott. and the police chief

now, this has not been confirmed that this is in fact a second explosive device at this location, which is four or five blocks away from the original location where 29 were injured. it could be a sick joke. so it is possible it is a hoax device. but, because of some of the things that are on the device, as jonathan dietz reported earlier, the cell phone, the wires, the tape. there are certain things on that, on that pressure cooker that definitely get the bomb squad's attention and have clearly gotten the nypd's attention here tonight, on scene at 27th and 7th street, looking down toward the nypd bomb squad trucks, and the folks that are down there, they've got a number of officers that are still on scene. nypd, counter terrorism, earlier we saw the atf. james waters was here. some of the department's top brass, the counter terrorism officers, they're here, and it's still a very active scene, moments ago i heard the nypd's helicopter overhead and its telltale markings, as jim cavanaugh explained earlier, the patience and the process that's needed in dealing with these, quite frankly, th

this is in serbia. a woman and a man are talking to each other, voices are raised, but notice what the guy does. he does what you're supposed to do, walk away, don't engage. he's at the door. take the step, guy, take the step. >> there you go. >> choice he makes is not a good one. i can tell you one thing, you shouldn't put your hands on a woman in a mic space. that happens in three, two, one. >> oh, snap. >> oh, yeah, and the fight is on. all kinds of people get into it. women and men joining this fight. but did you see that? >> baby! >> that's right, oli. >> i didn't even notice. >> and it's breastfeeding. >> does appear she may have been feeding the baby, but she is still involved in the fight. looks like she's at least intervening trying to stop it, but you see all these adults were doing that. that was not the only child in there. there was this little boy standing up witnessing this bad adult behavior on a tram. it's reported it all started because that woman who was in that initial fight was insu

this is of course no different. then you get this amazing awesome shot of this young lady. fire in the background, fireworks. in fact and that's it. they're going to send them up to gigantic fireworks display in utah. it's one of those times where you totally connect youtube to your giant television, turn the lights off, turn up the volume and just enjoy. >> that's cool. they took the chance here, the random chance it's not going to get hit just by flying through the fireworks. >> this is the kind of thing that took months of planning set off by computers and they said, yeah, the drones were hit a fair few times but they kept on ticking. >> look at this little girl's face. she was like, yeah. >> come on. take this 1,000 drone and send it up there and see if you can break it. okay. >> i'm glad they did it. i think it's fascinating considering what we see from the ground up. okay. there they are. but don't you want to be put in an indestructible bubble. i would like that. >> there is a behind the scenes they didn't go in there whield without thinking about it. it's all been c

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this could be a big clue on what this is. we will continue our fox news channel live coverage here on fnc through the evening. stay with us. i'm eric shawn. we will be right back momentarily. >>> i'm eric shawn. we're reporting the very latest that we know of that explosion that occurred in a dumpster on 23rd street in the west side of manhattan in the chelsea district of new york city. only minor injuries, no one has been killed. and authorities now combing through that area, including the nypd and fbi counterterrorism force. we are told that president obama has been advised what happened in this explosion at the white house earlier this evening, an explosion in new york, he's at the white house in terms of what is happening and as the investigation unfolds. witnesses say they thought it was a bomb. they thought it was an ied, it was a very loud explosion that just ripped through the heart of the evening about 2 1/2 hours ago at 8:30 evening on west 23rd street. for those folks not familiar with that area, very busy in the a

this landing and this room combined. 1819 inventory of the house, this room was used for storage. they had about 30 armchairs stacked up in this room. another sign of their wealth. they had space that they could store things. luxury that not many people could afford. , this is someere of the original myers family glass and a cup. this is a cup used in jewish ceremonies. from here, we will enter the myers master bedroom. this is another room where the majority of the furniture that you are seeing is original to the family, not just antiques. this is the actual bed that mosys myers slept in and it is the bed he died in. it is a locally made piece of furniture that local craftsman james woodward. you can see the acorn above the headboard. that is a symbol of wealth. one of the things that this family had going for it. with formgreat place and function with furniture. it is still popular today, back then, it would have had 19 for summertime or heavy curtains in the winter. this chair could be pulled forward towards the fire and it acts as walls to circulate the heap. allow me to bring

jonath jonathan dienst also with this us this hour. what do you know in terms of what is happening on the ground and the 25 injuries? >> that's right. first, 25 injuries. that's according to the new york city fire department. that's going to change as they piece all of this together. one of the victims is a pregnant woman, and she was taken we believe to bellevue medical center. again, none of the injuries we're told are life threatening, but just an example of quite the scare and level of concern that they have in that area. now, what caused this? we are told from several law enforcement officials that the explosion took place from inside a dumpster there on 23rd street and they are looking into the possibility that this was an improvised explosive device. they have not confirmed that because they need to do a thorough search of what actually went off. another theory is construction is nearby. did somebody throw in a propane tank in the dumpster and that somehow exploded? they are doubtful about that, but that is still a theory. that'

this isn't the first time this bill's been introduced. it was introduced in the last session of congress. by a gentleman whose name is ron barber, former congressman rom arizona, and a democrat. how interesting. what a contradiction that is. so, ladies and gentlemen, this politically -- so-called politically motivated bill, according to the aarp, this is the aarp saying this, which supports the legislation, that 56% of all returns claiming this deduction had at least one mber of their household aged 65 years or older. my mom and dad, over 65, on a fixed income. yet some are opposed to this bill. let me tell you who's for it. aarp. americans for prosperity. national taxpayer union. americans for tax reform. 60-plus, association of mature american citizens. campaign for liberty. small business and entrepreneurial council. mr. speaker, i'm a proud co-sponsor of this bill and i'd like to thank congresswoman martha mcsally from arizona for her passion for this legislation, her tireless work for this legislation, testifying before the ways and

this is the area, right in here. this is 38th avenue, this is 39th right up here. this is the elementary school that darrell was referencing here. really close to this neighborhood that we are concerned about. it is not going to be a traffic issue, you saw traffic moving along just fine there and 38th avenue. the rest of the drive, around town, at least to the nnrth looks pretty nice. to the south, that is where the problem is. southbound all the way down to hampton, when the is opened, we are looking at delays good news here at arapahoe road and i 25, look at that, we have an easy drive. we will be driving on this in a week. i will tell you more about that in just a moment. >>> from the first alert desk right now, another police situation in denver. it came to a peaceful end. ?olice are clearing the scene of a barricaded person, and the 4800 block of golden court. that is in the northwest park near the lakeside area. one person was arrested on a in connection to this mornings incident. no one was hurt. this came to a peaceful end. >>> 4:33, a death investigation i

are you tired of this election at this point? or do you like this?>> i don't like it but, you know what, it's the way it's always going to be it seems like. you know? i hate to see it get personal like that. i wish theyç would stick to th issues. that's politics. it's nasty. i guess in the end, they shake hands at the end. maybe that's the american way. i don't know. >> all right, stan, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> before we go, i just want to show you, one of the cooks, john, he has his trump shirt there ready. there's at least one trump supporter in here right now. a couple of them here in this diner at this point. so of course you have people on both sides talking, at least that's what it's all about, talking about politics, being informed and, of course, it will be a busy day at the offices, people talking about the issues and what happened last night. live in south philly, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:15. 67 degrees. a motel owner in toms river admits to fraud. the owner of the american hotel pleaded guilty to $80,000 in disas

the reporting on this. they stop these guy s in a car and they wind up connecting the two, but that's just the beginning of what they're now calling a terror investigation. >> so, really all this started unraveling yesterday. i think they had found some pretty good clues. i think what happened is they started digging in on some of the clues and they found that this could perhaps be connected to a wider net of people. and the fbi started working back and they made several connections now between several people. we're told less than a dozen, perhaps, that could be part of this cell and now they're out trying to arrest them. and some have been detained and the fbi is out doing searches. they do believe the bombing. the bomb that went off in new jersey at seaside heights. the incident last night in elizabeth, new jersey, and, obviously, the big explosion that occurred in chelsea is all connected at this point and all connected by the same group. >> shimon, terror cell. what does that mean? that means home grown

this up. i reserve the balance of my time, mr. speaker. but we owe each other better than that. you all are better than that and this institution is better than that. i know the gentleman is passionate. but that is not going to get us to where we both want to get to. mr. hastings: i yield the gentleman an additional 30 seconds. the gentleman is recognized. mr. kildee: i appreciate and understand the gentleman's comment. my point is this, prove me wrong. prove me wrong. you have it in your power to take up this legislation. it's not me who's olympicing this legislation. i don't want to come to this conclusion. it's very difficult to take time and time again this question to the floor of the house and wonder why flint is exempt. sympathy does not get anywhere. i understand this there is sympathy for the people of flint. well wishes. but when it comes to act, when it comes to actually do something for this community, nothing. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ge

news this morning. a big accident on i-70 and quebec. >> yeah, this is shutting down westbound i-70 and copter4 over a motorcycle. we heard there was a motorcycle involved in this accident. there it is. denver police telling us one person was taken to the hospital in serious condition. this is completely shut down the interstate in the westbound direction and might as well shut it down in the ooeb direction as there's a lot of curiosity slowing in the other direction. i want to show you the map here. you sea the back ups to havana because of this. this is northbound and i-225. police have gone along the exits going back and are taking folks off the interstate. they are trying to drain the interstate so they don't get backlogged behind the scene. we're continuing to watch this. turn on our partners koa >>> let's look at what's happening outside this morning. satellite and radar quiet and no severe weather. rain on the western slope and a little bit of rain in the foothills. we'll zoom into the denver are

this. but in the wake of what happened on sunday, they realized that was a mistake so you have to imagine some of the conversations happening behind the scenes are how can we handle this differently or better moving forward? there is a sense of increased transparency. obviously, the lack of transparency feeds into that narrative that secretary clinton can't be trusted and that's one of the biggest issues she's dealing in this campaign. >> a detailed conversation about his health. he said, at the time, the public has a right to know the condition of the president's health. a lot of people feel the same way about one or both of these two. one will be president in two months from now. pounsi donald trump out just this morning with a new ad hitting hillary clinton for this remark at a fundraiser in new york. >> you know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racist, sexist, homophobic, zen phobic, islam p

this is why most of this will miss the cleveland area. i put a few time stamps on it so you see when rain moves into the clinton, it's within the next 10 to 15 minutes. vermilion, if the rain holding together about 7:30 and sandusky about 7:15ish before we see any showers moving in. well, there's more to come. we'll talk about this week of rain chances, guys, coming up at about 6:45. >> tia: we look at your commute right now. cleveland map. this is i-71 at the jennings. slowed down right now to 17 miles per hour. so you want to givers some extra time if you have to travel in that direction. we have an accident to tell you about. this is on cleveland's east side. there's an accident reported at east 55th and bouwer avenue. avoid that area if you can. for the drive times, this is good news. they're still on time into cleveland. that's only if you leave your house in the next few minutes. so you may want to be on time this morning. >>> this is a story that we have to tell you about. parents, please listen up closely. of a pickup truck leads

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now, this man being wheeled on this -- being wheeled into this ambulance, bloodied but conscious, saw his eyes open, hands cuffed behind his back. that arrest coming just hours after the fbi launched the manhunt to find him and issued a cell phone alert to millions of people across the state. you also have this surveillance picture believed to be rahami in new york moments before an explosion detonated. this is the one saturday night, chelsea neighborhood, downtown manhattan, 29 people were hurt in the blast. you see just glass, you know, windows, cars, businesses, shattered. just a couple blocks away there was another pressure cooker sort of device that was found. that never went off. rahami is also being questioned to possible ties to other improvised bombs. a blast that happened at the start of a charity race in seaside park, new jersey, on saturday, which didn't begin on time, thank goodness, because of issues with registration. then you have these five pipe boms that were found in a train station overnight. one of those devices inadvertently detonated by a bomb squad robot. now p

in this crowd, it's this gentleman here with the bull horn. we'll try to get out of the line of sound but this is the guy who is clearly leading right here. >> okay, bryan todd. [ chanting ] >> we want to get that video, but if we do not see a video tape, we will escalate every day. if we don't boycott, we're going to boycott. we've got to boycott. >> so let me explain to the viewer just for a moment. >> people are very, very upset here, the confrontation in charlotte, north carolina, keith lamonth scott, they're trying to figure out if he had a gun, or if he had a book. according to the police chief, he's saying that you can't really determine and obviously these people are upset. some of the language you may hear is not suitable for all ages. they're demanding the tape and bryan todd is in the tape there. so, bryan, folks are upset holding up signs and you said they're marching around the jail and is that in fact at the police department? >> reporter: they have marched around the jail and there is a significant police blocking the streets at

this man president when will he stop this ugliness, this bigotry. that was based on interview that donald trump did with washington post. the trump campaign then sent out a statement saying that trump does now believe that president obama was born in hawaii. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> on to other news 9:0 seven two-year investigation is over. a house intelligence committee released a scathing 3-page and in it they say he is not the whistle blower he is makes himself out to be. instead they classify him as nothing more than disgruntled employee who had frequent conflicts with managers. and ironic timing really. this report. a movie is debuting today. and the plot centers around his job at the nsa and decision to leave. >> to take classified materials. and his distribution of that information. >>> and we have this, a horrific crash torn a family apart. we've lost a child and alcides is in the hospital where the rest of family is this morning. hello alcides. >> hey good morning to you. yeah, a nine-year-old boy was killed in that crash.

not this year. in a most recent poll, he has only a 7% margin over hillary clinton. 17% the likely voters here in texas say they are undecided. that is not the usual election picture in texas. he cannot take this state and its electoral votes for granted. thus the reason for him being here. to your question, whether he is going to take questions from the press, whether this is open event, the answer is likely no on both accounts. >> question on the questions. so well put, that seven percentage point difference right now. texas watched as that preswing state. the other states around it, arizona, georgia being the swing states. a lot changing there in the south. janet shamlian, thank you so much. appreciate that. >> trump saying that the president was born in the u.s., did not put an end to trump's birther controversy. hillary clinton slammed trump friday morning as a are the some of prelude to that. she says he took advantage of the conspiracy theories, racial undertones that have taken place over th

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mostly cloudy skies this morning, sunshine this afternoon. 60s to start with. we're warmer than yesterday, 15 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday morning at this time. into the 70s this afternoon. clearing skies for the suburbs and for the lehigh valley. there's still a chance of showers this morning in delaware, into new jersey and at the jersey shore. i'll go through the forecast for today, hour by hour to show you when those showers will be moving out in yourç area when m back in just a few minutes. first, we're checking the traffic with francesca ruscio. >> you were talking the rain that came through overnight. wet roads along the vine street expressway as well. we're watching the vine street expressway's construction. you do see vehicles veering off towards the broad street exit ramp right now. not really a whole lot of cars so far. that should be opening up around the 5:00 hour. over in runnemede, new jersey, route 42 along the new jersey turnpike, so far, so good. traffic in the green. we're watching a disabled vehicle, not too sure if it's an accident

>> check this out. >> this is great.e it's only going to help the core muscles that are essential in birth. >> she is already the mother of two and she's pregnant with twins. >> what? >> and if it makes any difference, she is a yoga instructor and fitness personal trainer. >> that makes a difference. sure does. >> as you go through her instagram page, yoga class for you. you see that this woman is lentless. and we saw this video at 36 weeks pregnant. several of my friend had reposted it. she's due in october, she's squatting it out. i was doing squats this morning crying. most of the commentary when you go to her page is positive. for those who have anything negative to say -- i say -- >> because medically, some doctors have said this is not a problem. it's fine. the baby -- in fact, it will probably assist her in having a very healthy delivery. >> going to feel like a wild woman when the kids are out of her. >> oh, yeah. >>> thanks for hanging out us with it today. we appreciate it. there's lots more fresh viral videos

i'm looking to hear him say we're all in this together, this is our movement, and if you want this togoing to be fine in my post-presidency. if you in your community are going to be fine it's up to you and the time to act is now. >> go ahead. >> one other thing that's key, we have to remember that most of these people supported hillary clinton. president obama doesn't have to sell the congressional black caucus. >> the president being introduced right now. let's listen. >> -- and the first lady of the united states of america! [ cheers and applause ] >> so as you can see now, they're doing the introductions. and it's a crowd obviously in a crowd who is very favorable. the first lady, by the way, looking extremely beautiful this evening. and there is the president stepping up to the mike. >> hello, cbc! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, don, for the great work you are doing and that kind introducti introduction. i love you too. i want to thank the cbc foundation, chairman butterfield, members of the congressional black caucus, and the whole cbc family. it's always good to be with the

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this happened saturday night in into this couple's home. they were there at the time and >> kim: you can catch that interview in just a bit. we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes on this program. here is jeff. >> jeff: we are looking at 15 southbound starting to slow down at this hour, saturday deferentially miles per hour as you make your way through. travel times clear currently at 7 minuteslt likely to change. summerlin parkway clear at 7 minutes. 95 southbound will take you 11 minutes from 215 to downtown on this tuesday. let's get a check of the forecast with kelly standing by. >> kelly: a lot of people really excited about it. yesterday the last triple digit day of the year here in las vegas. we're taking a live look outside. as we look to the southeast we're looking at quite a few clouds in the area. quite a bit of blue sky. here is a look at the temperatures heading out the door. paradise, green valley coming in at 80. temperatures not going to rise a lot today. in fact only looking at highs today in the mid 80's. we're startin

this afternoon, and not going to happen this weekend. the showers are coming with a cold front. look at the highs on saturday despite the sunshine, low to mid 60s and cooler on sunday. sunshine, feeling like fall this weekend. randy. randy: all right, time for friday morning eyepoppers. what do you have? >> after a foul ball, two grown men going after the ball. >> i have got it. >> this tigers' game. >> oh, yeah, got it! olessa: it was over here the whole time. sorry, go back to your seats. and a surprise for a big papi at camden yards. they give him the dug-out phone that he smashed up three years ago, and they also gave him a check for children's charity, he took the check but also took the broken phone on the field. >> the phone, no thanks. maybe not so much. >> ok. emily: still ahead, president barack obama praising the message of a six-year-old, the message to a child across the globe, and a survival story for one tough dog. a commuter rail train and the help that she needs right now, and take a look right here. we have trouble out

there is still this notion we have this trapping remaining. those are those kinds of ideas that are circulating. the united states would have rather exerted hegemony over that region instead of just helping with the drive to unite the congo. the movement needed help. so he said, and this is his most fatal flaw, let's see if the soviets will help me. immediately the the united states says threats. that is a threat. if this new government is going to align with united states -- the soviet union that is a problem that needs to be rectified. to rectify that problem, the cia sends people and funds operatives to capture and assassinate president patrice in 1961. satchmo didn't know about this. he was not privy to this information. satchmo was still playing concerts on the continent in january 1961 when those cia-funded operatives assassinated the president. i don't need to go into too much more depth for you to see that conflict into which these african-american ambassadors were stepping as the face of the united states and africa. kind of putting t

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this is not women's wages, this is men's wages. if we look at men's wages, using that same model, we get -- and you see the x's in particular, being the college educated women, when there are more college educated women in a cell, men's wages tend to increase, okay? so that has -- that probably has to do with the capital story or that we were hearing earlier. or it has to do with a complimentary story. when women enter the labor force, there are new ideas, in particular, the parts of the economy that the women are entering. after i show you the co efficients and the elasticities. so here's our replication of borjas on the left. if you believe that model, even after all of my nice pictures. what you see is that the co efficient drops from minus .4 to 53 to .348. all we have to do is add a little more data, ten more years of data, and we can get back to the standard systematically reviewed co efficient in the literature. if we add women to the -- if we just use women in the model, the second row, we don't see anything. if we add wome

this was a sr. crowded area on a saturday night in new york city. >> i would say it's dozens but i don't think they learned much from witnesses. some witnesses told them some things about what they may have seen on 27th street where the man left the duffel bag and there's some witnesses they spoke to on 23rd street and they have been receiving a lot of leads. this afternoon there was somewhere up to about 2,000 leads and they received tips from folks but i'm sure that number has grown quite dramatically since this afternoon. >> we thank you. we know you'll get back to us if there's more developments. cnn law enforcement contributor, a retired supervisory special agent with the fbi he joins us live via skype from los angeles. thank you for speaking with us. we talked with you shortly after this story broke 24 hours ago and now we hear there are people being questioned. but nobody is in custody and they're questioning them and clearly a lot of investigators are working the story in many corners. what

this is 128. this is in the needham area. it doesn't look like too many of you are out on the roads. so hopefully you're watching us instead. good morning. happy labor day. let's head to the maps. a lot of green route 1 and 93 looking fine. braintree to boston, just 5 minutes. route 3, 24 and 95 looking good all the way back to the cape this morning and we're not watching any issues. let's check those drive times if your getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes braintree to boston. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. just 11 minutes on 93 southbound. 128 to the zakim bridge, no issues on the commuter rail on the "t." keep in mind today it's running on its sunday schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: breaking overnight, an officer and another person are recovering from injuries following an accident on norris road in bourne. firefighters say a cruis a earlier this morning. both people are expected to be okay. the accident is under investigation. >> sarah: also breaking, crews battling a fire in woon soact, rhode

i couldn't make this up, folks. this is not a painting. this is right now the sunrise -- a live shot from the fountain hills area looking to the east. my goodness. 84degrees outside. and boy, just breathtaking, isn't it. this is abc15 mornings, and forecast. boy, what a view that is. and we say good morning to you. and get to news now. an update on a major consumer alert. wells fargo hit with a record fine for scamming customers. >> we did some digging. a report highlights four times the bank has been slapped with fines. wells fargo agreed to pay a billion dollars over issues with insurance loans, and in 2012 overcharging customers. and they were fined 16 years ago for wrongdoing in home loans, and in 2010, they paid millions for issues with debit card payments. >>> don't believe everything you read online. starbucks is not opening in downtown phoenix. a lot of people thought this might be true after a story was water slide and 500 types of coffee. the coffee giant releasing a statement saying they have no plans to open a store like that n

this could be a big clue on what this is. we will continue our fox news channel live coverage here on fnc through the evening. stay with us. i'm eric shawn. we will be right back momentarily. >>> i'm eric shawn. we're reporting the very latest that we know of that explosion that occurred in a dumpster on 23rd street in the west side of manhattan in the chelsea district of new york city. only minor injuries, no one has been killed. and authorities now combing through that area, including the nypd and fbi counterterrorism force. we are told that president obama has been advised what happened in this explosion at the white house earlier this evening, an explosion in new york, he's at the white house in terms of what is happening and as the investigation unfolds. witnesses say they thought it was a bomb. they thought it was an ied, it was a very loud e

the parents of this child look to help the police track this person down. wyche going to head to china for this one. >> you can see this group of wanna-bes kind of walking aggressively across this car park. if you look in their hand you >> so they're just out vandalizing without a car? >> no. rumors online that this is a rivalry between schools. basically what they're saying is a rival school that office a very similar service to what these people do hierd these triads to come by and smash up all the vex of the rival school. >> this is a modern 21st century west side story kind of stupid stuff. >> it's crazy. >> this video tells the story of gerry franklin volunteering at animal shelters. >> i would see the older dogs come in. and they weren't even put up for adoption. >> that's pretty sad because people want a younger dog. they want a dog that probably doesn't have health issues and she's decided to start taking the dogs home one by one and she eventually got them homes but that gave her an idea so she senior dogs from the entire state of california that a

still hot today. 60s this morning. we''e expecting 80s again this afternoon. close to 90 degrees by 4:00. we're a good 10 to about 12 be this me of year. denver 88. greeley 90. here's your first alert that our mountains will start to see more wet weather here in the next 24 hours. we'll talk more about this coming up. >>> couple of problem spots. airtracker7 is over northbound pecos at highway 36. that's the northbound side. this traffic is the eastbound side of highway 36. it's wide open. but the northbound lanes of pecos are blocked. -?the crash is here against the -?pole. also affecting that turn lane that woul east on 36. it's gumming up the works. you can go up a little bit or down a little and turning around. you'll see that delay the next at least 15 minutes. we have still delays on 96th avenue, just east of i-76 for a bad accident by the railroad tracks. 88th is a good way to get around it. accident 225 at colfax causing a significcnt delay almost back to 6th avenue. former president george h.w. bush after this story rocking the political world. everyo

this morning. was ambush in her patrol car four days ago. so a sea of blue greeted sergeant is sylvia young as she left the know a wheelchair yesterday. emotions clearly took hold as she looked out at the reception that she was getting from her comrades. a hail of 18 bullets were fired at her in west philadelphia with six actually striking her. she survived primarily thanks to her ballistic vest. young says she does want to return to the force and that she plans to do that as soon as the physical and psychological scars heel. >> ♪ >> both top presidential nominees are campaigning in battle ground states today. hillary clinton is set to rally voters in orlando florida. donald trump heads to toledo ohio and will speak in chester township in delaware county tomorrow night. the gop nominee's charity is under scrutiny. washington most reports trump used more than $250,000 from his charitable foundation to settle personal lawsuits. that could violate tax and charity laws. >>> hillary clinton may have pic

this? >> well, first of all, let me say this. the president of the united states, and i believe mrs. clinton too would really hold mexico hostage as political issues. political issues of us gaming the thought about not only the border but really our relationship with mexico. i think donald trump has been straight forward to say that he will deal with the mexican issue, with the border issue, and he would err on the side of america becoming the winner. america will be the winner because donald trump will stick to the law. donald trump will work after our drug problems with catch and release and follow the law. in that regard -- who's going to pay for the wall? i don't know that that's the issue. i think it's an analogy because you can go over walls, and you can come under walls. he's going to build a relationship with our law enforcement and the mexican government because they have a problem with the drug trade cartels also. so we all live in a glass house. that's what donald trump is going

this cloud helps transform business. this is the microsoft cloud. good wednesday morning, everybody. welcome back, i'm maria bartiromo, it is wednesday september 14th, here are your top stories 6:30 a.m. on the east coast. new questions this morning over how google could be affecting the vote. tensionstizing with iran and the state department admitting that the nuclear deal may be the reason. >> we have seen disturbing trends makes significance of the nuclear agreement much more important because the last thing anyone would want to see a nuclear armed iran but also show that is iran also has a choice to make. maria: secretary kerry announces how many people president obama wants to bring into the country now. details coming up. a failing grade for schools suing governor. medical records of simone biles and williams sisters released by hackers. they're too hard to read. what you need to know to protect yourself. markets this morning looking higher. futures indicating a fractionally better opening this morning, in europe stocks are edging higher as we

this is what he likes to do. he's been doing this for ten years. this is almost the time where his career came to an end. calling this little girl brave. she is 6 years old. watch what happens when these robbers storm into their business. look at the robber with the ax. you see that. the little girl rushes towards him and pushes at him and darts out of the way. >> fearless, right at him. did that slow these guys down at all? >> not much. you did see him walk back holding her hand with one of his up. >> scum bag. >> what were they after? >> not sure what they were after but they came in armed. i mentioned an ax. check out the crowbar. the other man in the corner. >> i was in the corner over there and just got taken down. they kicked me in the face. >> the little girl is all right, right? >> yeah, she is more than all right. local news outlets caught up with her and her mom in school situation. >> why did you hold his legs? >> why did not not run out of the store? you went inside the store. >> it was my grandpa. >> man, glad he didn't swing that thin

this is marie simpson. marie is from milltown galway and she hasn't seen michael brown who lives in england for 29 years. in 1987 they were engaged to be married, but the wedding never gr well, cue up the internet these two reconnected and have talked every day since then and so decided let's see each other. ireland west airport played host to the reunion. a hug and some kissing. i believe they're on like fireworks like they used to be -- >> cool thing is that about social media you remember back in the day you just lose contact with people and from that point on you wouldn't even know what co where they are. the fact they're able to do this. they're walking out arm in arm it's like 1987 all over again. >> this guy has been away from home for a year. he was nerving overseas and we thank jason for his service. but right there the woman with the ponytail, she's trying to figure out what she's going to order. but somebody across the table from her has a phone up. >> right there. dude standing right there, mom.