p let me on the desk tonigh. only because jr isn't here. we started to cool down a bit today. inside the bay as we speak. some of way into deltat#d overnight tomorrow. tomorrow starting out with clouds and lots of sunshine coming ourñ way. but the temperatures will be ÷ it's going to be breezy outside this week. starting out on the cool side. then by the middle of the week we warm things up again. out the/ doory. it's 53 iná sa rosa 59 in concord. this low pressure dropping into san francisco that will bring down temperatures in the nextpj couple of days. give rise to aç couple of thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. temperatures look like this tomorrow afternoon. these temperatures runninglg a good, ten, maybe 20 degrees plus belowçó average for this time f year. 60s inside the bay. 70s towards the santa clara valley. 50s and 60s along the coast. 2 bh up@<Ñ above÷n that we likely mt low clouds and the fog. but the temperatures will be cooler even though there's sunshine. here we go, temperatures well below the average on monday and tuesday. by wednesday we start to head

in the conditions will start to dry out we will close on tonigh into the 40s and back up into the middle upper 60she if youf are mostly sunny in the and where we should be this timt as here plus or minush anything either side of 70. many people are saying it was the game of his lifetime. a the browns find another way to find out to lose a footballot game. the provoke = just as a vote was the chance for victory visit coming up with big plays. they have a 10-7 lead in the fourth quarter the dolphins with gameis he misses the game-winng kick sending it to overtime mi miami wins on this 11-yard in a game then they let get away. >> i'm not down but i think you know me pretty much is like a told the team are going m to get ready. there's a lot of sees him up. there's lot left thehe he finished with 144 yards and five passing yards 25 rushingu yards to put safety on the last and favoriteirstss assumptions in same game sincee billy kilmer didn't in 1964.6 the tough case to4 cleveland on sunday. he's a one-time provoke thickerd included a big mess thatth would've given the bronze original closing

closure tonight.t you better shut down the left lane approaching i 90 and then they're going to do that tonigh so if you're going to the indians game and they do that a seven, and you're taking 77 leave early or since will be jammed up along 77. that's the roadway. this is 90 west 25th. that ramp is 71 south of its currently blocked as they are trying to clean up an accident and the 490 approaching the driveway at 77. no problems there. be safe this morning. it is friday headed into the weekend. i and investigations underway in the tragic death of an ohio state trooper who was stuck in common interest at 90. you can see the size and scope of the accident site, which happened just before 1:00 thursday afternoon. mckinley exit. forty-eight -year-old state trooper to words and west are b a car while conducting traffic enforcementuc. the freeway remain closed through rush houre as troopers he loves to do his job in the first three children. they were all he talked but whe the two recent ran into each other. >> are talking but if it's been sportsts and just carried on li best friends forever. thatf

tonigh's jackpot is 29- thousand-dollars. and the "powerball" jackpot is 60-million-dollars. we'll have the winning "powerball" numbers tonight on "live at the mike mccarty show is at 6:30. you'll see "the now milwaukee" on-line and on facebook. order special victims unit" is at 8. then it's "chicago p-d" and more local news on "live . breaking news, school shooting horror, at an elementary school when a gunman eaches fire on students and a teacher. tonight the suspect and alleged link to another crime scene nearby. >>> critical voters, brand new poll with women as his beauty queen controversy deepens and clinton courts milleials with a former rival. >>> deadly encounter, protests erupt after police kill an unarmed african-american man. why they say they thought he was aiming a weapon. >>> mystery at sea -- a mother and a son go on a fishing trip and only he is found alive a week later. now it's revealed he is a person of interest in an unsolved murder. >>> and air rage -- what's

we begin tonight with damage the cleanup in wake of tonigh tonight's strong storms. thanks for staying us with tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> a lightning strike sparked a fast-moving fire in gaithersburg home an a woman was inside at the time. "fox5" lauren demarco was live in the neighborhood with more tonight, lauren. >> well, tony, this home along mid summer drive in gait mid summer drive in gaithersburg devastated. look behind me here. you can seat debris litters lawn and inside of the home just gutted. the attic was hit by lightning and house caught fire. it spread. the rain was pouring down at the timech the street was flooded and one there was eye woman home at the time. fortunately she was able to run out and was not hurt. montgomery county fire spokesman pete paringer shot video. he says about 75 firefighters responded and worked to battle flames and prevented fire from spreading to neighboring homes and this house valued somewhere around a million tlarz when you include the contest it's a total loss. now, you're about to hear from the wome

we will see you >>> tonigh >>> tonight, breaking news. authorities urging calm right now. just releasing this video. the deadly police shooting. police say he had taken a shooting stance. the sister who said she told police he had tonight, authorities telling businesses to shut down. >>> also breaking, the category 4 hurricane. winds up to 140 miles per hour. ginger zee is standing by. >>>onald trump's twitter tirade.

fox six's justin williams is live in mount pleasant tonigh mount pleasant police say two people are injured -- one with a serious head wound, as investigators continue their efforts to determine who is responsible for this hit-and-run crash. i heard the sirens, this morning, you know, i live in the area, and i thought, wow! thats a lotta squads, going to that call. this call is believed to involve a shooting, on highway 32, near first street, or k-r, just brian smith, of the mount pleasant police department,says, investigators on the scene soon learn that, instead of a shooting, its a hit- and-run crash which leaves two people injured, one with a serious head wound. we believe they were walking down the median, southbound, stepped-off where theyre tryin to flag someone down, and thats when they were struck. the vehicle leaves the scene, and is discovered, later, monday morning, in a kenosha parking lot. had heavy, windshield damage, as well as the two windows on the side of the were broken out, as well, as a result of the impact. and, as the search for the vehicles driver continues, this af

an outpouring of support tonigh good evening >>> now at 11:00, family and friends remember two east bay teenagers killed in a car crash. an outpouring of support tonight. good evening i'm bryan hackney. >> and kpix5 joe vasquez was there and friends and family came together. >> this is my man right there. >> reporter: candles burned brightly as gut wrenching tears flowed from the crowd of 10,000. >> nobody can fill these type of shoes. >> reporter: they're saying goodbye too soon to two students. >> the point is just love on everyone, you never know when they're going to be gone. >> reporter: they were killed on 880 near the west a street off ramp. isaiah lost control one direct and lurched back the other direction trying to correct his course at that point slamming into a pickup truck. isaiah died on the scene. jr.'s mother tells me he died this evening. meese was a senior number 95 in union city who knew how to get in on the tackle. his friends are remembering a young man who's personality was larger than life. >> isaiah is the diamond of our family. junior homecoming king, great grad

abc's alex perez is in columb >> reporter: tonigh in columbus, ohio, gro questions surrounding the police shooting death of 13-year-old yre it all started with a 911 call for an aredy. >> this man just had a gun on this white dude on the street. >> reporter: when officers respond, the suspects, inc the 13-year-old, police say, ey ryi which would be oak >> reporter: with police waistband. that's when officer bryan mason fired his weapon, killing him. >> oh, he's shooting him. oh, my god. >> reporter: afterwards, police discovering the weapon the teen was carrying was a bb gun like this, but with a laser sight. >> as you can see, it looks like a firearm that could kill you. when an officer at this clevelk sh kil 12-year-old tamir rice, seconds after arriving on the scene. investigators later determined rice was carrying a realistic looking pelletgun. and david, back here in columbus the officer involved in the shooting has been plate le none of the officers that chased the 13-year-old boy down this alley were wearing body cameras. attorneys for the boy's family now calling for an independen

. >> dan and amma are off tonigh tonight. we begin with two major accidents. the if is was in san ramone where three children were injured in a crash. >> that shut down i 6 80 during the evening commute. it happened near the canyon road exit here. we were above as one of the children was carted into an emergency chopper. the child and an adult had major injuries. three other people including two children had moderate injuries. all lanes of 6 80 were shut down at one point during the response. >> happening now. major delay on bart after some one was run over and killed by a train. just before 7:30 the person somehow ended up on the tracks and under a bart train at the 16th street mission station in san francisco. that station is closed. trains are passing throughhe station but they are not stopping. >> today the alameda county district attorney announced criminal charges against more than half dozen officers for their involvement in a six scandal. 5 of the men charged arer were oakland police officers. another livermore pd and in the contra costa county sheriff

>>> tonigh d and angie's divorce game changer. >> there are many things that can go wrong. >> the closed door deal made today and the new scandalous twist. who just hired the real-life olivia pope to take the upper hand. >> funny how that >>> then julianne hough accused of body shaming. >> i actually feel a little uncomfortable. >> why the dancing judge is on the defensive today. >> plus -- >> the super bowl goes gaga. she's taking over the halftime show, but why we could still see beyonce there. and ben affleck opens up about his family life using his fame lose their minds. >> god came down and walked on the water. >> now for september 30, 2016. this is "entertainment tonight "qwest. >>> a special delivery for blake lively and ryan reynolds. we have the baby details in just minutes. >> the surprising development in brad and angelina's battle over the kids. >> "e.t." has confirmed that today brad and angelina have agreed to a temporary custody deal and here's what we've learned. angelina would get full physical custody of their six children drug and alcohol testing and brad would be allo

. >> anxiety is filling communities across the country tonigh evacuated. >> plus investigators are piecing together evidence from a bombing in new york that injured 29 people overnight. tonight, happening right now, a frantic search is on for a is it russ county mother and her two young children. stacy williams abducted her three-year-old and one-year-old from their legal guardian. they are considered missing and chip, do authorities have any leads on where the kid mace somebody >> reporter: they are really asking for the public's help in this one. they believe this mother and her two children may be in a whited for ex-the dis, heading towards -- expedition, heading towards west virginia. >> reporter: she called the children's guardian on saturday, insisting on seeing them. the woman told her know. investigators believe shdr to the victim's house, broke her phone where she wouldn't call 911, and took off with the two children. williams last lived in this house. people who live in the area describe her and her his band as less than model parents. >> you knew there were two small kids there.

after coming off of a day of highs near 90 we're in the mid to upper 70s today and chillier tonigh 77 degrees. in the mid to upper 60s in the foothills and a few more thunderstorms this afternoon. we have seen a lot of sunshine this past four or five days and i'll show you what it looks like coming up in a few minutes. >>> the last couple of weeks have been busy on the roadways. an officer involved accident here at sheridan and 14th. southbound and northbound closed down trying to get through details. what happened this morning? >> yeah, shortly after 3:30 this morning a denver officer was in a foot chase near colfax and federal. other officers heard his call and responded unfortunately. the officer's vehicle behind me who responded got in an accident at 14th and sheridan. the offer is okay and the civilian in his vehicle is okay. in fact, his parents just came and picked him up. accident investigators are out sheridan is closed southbound at colfax and northbound at 13th. so let's send it back to you jason and see how we can get around this mess this morning. >> around the neighborho

again, we expect biden tonigh will try to convince autoworkers that donald trump the union sympathies here tonight. monday, hillary clinton and tim kaine will try to shore up support among cleveland's black community appearing at the 11th district congressional labor day picnic and parade over at the park. today donald trump very busy making two stops. one at the american legion in cincinnati, one in wilmington, a community still reeling from the loss of a dhr shipping nt trump pledged to redo lopsided trade deals that cost jobs. >> i think we're going to win ohio big league, folks, big league. we're going to bring back your jobs which we have to have back and we want 'em back soon. we're going to negotiate fair trade deals that put american workers back to work, that put america firs[ applause and cheers ] frenzied 48 hours for trump going from seattle to mexico city to phoenix today to ohio. so candidates crisscrossing ohio, the blitz will only get more intense in the 9 1/2 weeks left until the election. reporting live at parma city hall -- rather, parma uaw hall, tom beres. >>> zik

>>> tonigh d and angie's divorce game changer. >> there are many things that can go wrong. >> the closed door deal made today and the new scandalous twist. who just hired the real-life olivia pope to take the upper hand. >> funny how that >>> then julianne hough accused of body shaming. >> i actually feel a little uncomfortable. >> why the dancing judge is on the defensive today. >> plus -- >> the super bowl goes gaga. she's taking over the halftime show, but why we could still see beyonce there. and ben affleck opens up about his family life using his fame

chief meteorologist amber sullins updating your most accurate forecast tonigh forward to next? >> things are quieting down. drier air will move in, and we'll keep the cool down, so that's the good news. looking at desert doppler, we still have a few spotty showers in the higher terrain to track tonight, but drier air is starting to filter in. the cooler air settling in, and then another warm up to track into the weekend. we'll break it down for you day by day coming up in the seven- him bleed to death, no motive, totally unprovoked, and now an update. the killer, jacob weedman could be going home. the clemency board voted to let him out on house arrest. an unwelcome bit of news for the victim's family. we're getting clarification what happens now that the vote is done. >>> and tonight you about the latest outbreak in valley class room. super lice are biting, and knowledge is power to protect your family. kim tobin is taking action for us, and super lice? it sounds worrisome. >> reporter: and what we're seeing with lice in the united states is that it's not responding to the ove

tonigh- a 27-year-old cold case -- is onetep closer to police say -- they found the remains -- of eleven-year old jacob wetterling. he's a minnesota boy -- kidnapped in 1989. he's a minnesota boy -- kidnapped in 1989. no one has been arrested. but -- police have named a person of interest. the world's top carbon producers -- china and the u-s.. officially signed on to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. china's president and president barrack obama submitted their plans to the u-n president today. now they need more countries to join in. president obama is in china for president. the summit is one of his last opportunities to shape american foreign policy. in your voice your vote and the race for the white house. afer weeks of criticism, donald trump is taking his appeal to an audience full of african americans. he attended service at great faith ministries international - a black church in detroit. trump has been criticized recently for appealing to minority voters .. but doing so to predominately white crowds. and right here in the valley -- and other nevada democratic candidates. they'll be o

,,,,,, immigration tonigh >>> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> donald trump talk tough on immigration and said there will be no amnesty. >> we have more on his plan for immigration. >> reporter: what we heard extreme vetting and an impenetrable wall and plan of what trump would do in his first hour in office. begin with the porting 2 million undocumented immigrants with criminal histories. donald trump laid out his immigration plan in what he called out his detailed policy address. >> block funding for sanctuary cities. we block the funding. >> reporter: he brought out family members of those killed by undocumented immigrants. he invoked the name of kate's family was shot and killed. >> gunned down in a sanctuary city of san francisco by an in -- illegal immigrant. deported five previous times. and they knew he was no good. >> reporter: while much of the speech was classic trump on immigration, there was a small pivot by the candidate on the topic of mass blanket deportations. >> let's crack down on the border and deport criminals. that when it comes to families w

>>> tonigh >>> tonight, breaking news. authorities urging calm right now. just releasing this video. the deadly police shooting. police say he had taken a shooting stance. the sister who said she told police he had tonight, authorities telling businesses to shut down. >>> also breaking, the category 4 hurricane. winds up to 140 miles per hour. ginger zee is standing by. >>>onald trump's twitter tirade. new york, the new raid tonight. >>> and new reporting on the two american sisters found dead in their hotel room on what had been their dream vacation. >>> good >>> good evening. we begin this friday night with the video released just a short time ago. authorities urging calm, and hoping by releasing it and explaining it, it will help. a deadly police shoot san diego. the police approaching the man, you can barely make him out. they say he took that shooting stance, in their words, and they fire. matt gutman is in california. >> reporter: that video showing olango. his sister approaches, she said she called 911 to get him help. >> that's a decision that they

stay tuned, our new show at 5@6:30 coming up right at the it's going yo to be warm tonigh, right. >> warm night ahead, a warm few days ahead h, too. > all right. here we go. ignore each side, the reality, the election right now, anyone's hands. new poll numbers out suggest that the red and blue can flipip from the long time loyalties. this is the who thest story at 6:30. by the way we invite you guys ts join the conversation. we want to know what you think so tweet us and use the hashtag 5 at 6. 30. before we get going i want tot imagine one thing.ng. jim's beard is gone. lack thereof. >> wet us and let us know what you think about that as well. > all right.ll r a new washington post safetyet monkey poll of all 50 states found this is an election like no other. >> we knew that. several blue states can turnrn blue, several red states can blue turn. donald trump 126, 168 still up for grabs. you must have 270 electoral votes to win the he

>> pelley: also tonigh f.b.i. is asking your help locating these two men, wanted as witnesses in the new york ana new jersey bombings. congress grills a drug company c.e.o. over the skyrocketing costs of life-saving epipens. and: cops and kids change places to promote understanding and

but tonigh fund-raising over what her team believes was an unfair forum. >>> the deadly school shooting. a 14-year-old opening fire. the race to get students out, just days into the new school year. >>> the warning tonight. the battery in a new smartphone igniting. the entire suv up in flames. >>> the stunning escape. this murder suspect breaking free from inside this interrogation room. and you'll see it. >>> and america strong tonight.

by 11:30 tonigh thicker and tomorrow morning it will even spread a little bit further inland than we experienced for today. right here, especially, across contra costa alameda counties toward san jose. looks the thickest for people commuting over the san mateo bay bridge and golden gate bridge. so watch out for that for tomorrow. temperatures will also start off cool. chilly here across the north bay, down to 53 degrees. san francisco, 52. 51 with low clouds in the peninsula and even some of the clouds across the south bay at 56. so let's take you into the microclimate forecast on thursday. another 5 to 10 degree drop, just making it so much more enjoyable outside. san jose expecting a high of 81 degrees. downright cold in half moon bay with 58 and areas of fog lingering. 59 here for san francisco. and we only go as warm as 63 across the financial district. for the north bay, east bay and also for the tri valley, we'll have temperatures ranging anywhere here across the north bay from 69 in the valley to 79 in napa. and for the east bay, walnut creek dropping to a high of 81 degrees a

there were several bloody lourdes earlier tonigh-- several flood alerts earlier tonight. >>> several homes were flooded and people were without power with -- in the riley road area. you can see the high water. there were also reports of flooding across the mall and clifton hill area. >>> this is a high -- live look at highway 55. a strong line of storms of in this area. we will be checking back in they downloading the cbs north carolina weather app. it will have push alerts when there are warnings in your area. look for it for free in the app store. >>> research for a missing 11- ar the fbi joined local authorities for the search of emily battle who was reported to sing yesterday afternoon. they say she walked out of a wooded area near her home tonight and had been hiding. >>> we have new details of the big story we were following today at south carolina where police say a teenager shot and killed his father and then moved on to the school. he shot two kid that a teacher there nearby his father's home. jacob paul is in critical condition. jamie yuccas has the latest on the investigat

we have a plate full in tonigh tonight's taste with torrey. >> choking down on a meal that comes with a whole lot of soul on the side in montgomery county. ♪ >>> are you looking for so much more than barbeque. sure this norristown joint is ev serving sticky ribs. home smoked turkey that will roll your eyes back. hickory smoked chicken and bit of homemade sides for pickings and zacharys is a spot soul sticks to your ribs. how do you define soul. ask this dad. >> every meal that some mother or parent put together with know. nothing that's soul. soul is born to struggle. >> who is making soul something out of nothing in nutly judge new jersey for him. this sweet soul his grandmom. >> if i had to describe zacharys it's like going to my grandmother's sunday dinner on any given sunday. >> lucky for us on the menu is zachary's there's something to comfort us all and they have bragging rights. >> bragging rights. >> no really on the menu you can order bragging right. three meats, three sides and corn bread. >> we never seen one guy eat it by himself. >> i'm taking the challenge. >> girl versu

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tonigh 56, becoming clear and tomorrow sony. the high-pressure system with we have a high-pressure ridge that will keep us walk in place and we anticipate plenty ofe sunshine, cool temperatures with low dewpoints, a very slow moderating trend. that means a couple of degrees each day getting warmer through labor da for good luck going into this wonderful labor day weekend but not so nice for the east coast with hurricane her main. thanks to the odnr, andrew irish got a call from a homeowner in the center. columbus and got so tangled in soccer net free up within minutesre since owl arenc nocturnal, the guess that had been stuck sinceu the night before. it makes it leaves a mother in a panic into boys 200 miles from where they were st a big secret of bob ross comes to lightog. natalie herbick has these and more in tonight's update.e >> i was shot by the bob ross story. i used to watch him paint when i was a little girl, so we will get to thata but first, space x rocket exploded at its cape canaveral launch pa this morning during a

the corridor live in cedar rapids jenee ryan fox 28 news now ten at ten continues with a look at tonigh stories across the corridor. september is national suicide prevention awareness month and an expert in the field of suicide prevention came to the university of iowa tonight. kevin briggs is credited with keeping hundreds of suicidal people from jumping off the golden gate bridge in california.briggs says in many cases people just need someone to talk to - and someone to listen.we have resources here in the corridor to help.the johnson county crisis center handles suicide calls. know needs help - we have contact information for you on cbs-2-iowa-dot-com. right now - hiring is taking ple placefor a new cedar rapids grocery store.colorado-based natural grocers will soon be opening on blairs ferry road. the chain specializes in organic groceries.a grand opening is scheduled for november.the company also has plans to open locations in iowa city and cedar falls next year. two popular food names are teaming up in iowa city. city.bruegger's jamba juice will open a new location next week.the

we have a plate full in tonigh tonight's taste with torrey. >> choking down on a meal that comes with a whole lot of soul on the side in montgomery county. ♪ >>> are you looking for so much more than barbeque. sure this norristown joint is ev serving sticky ribs. home smoked turkey that will roll your eyes back. hickory smoked chicken and bit of homemade sides for pickings and zacharys is a spot soul sticks to your ribs. how do you define soul. ask this dad. >> every meal that some mother or parent put together with know. nothing that's soul. soul is born to struggle. >> who is making soul something out of nothing in nutly judge new jersey for him. this sweet soul his grandmom. >> if i had to describe zacharys it's like going to my grandmother's sunday dinner on any given sunday. >> lucky for us on the menu is zachary's there's something to comfort us all and they have bragging rights. >> bragging rights. >> no really on the menu you can order bragging right. three meats, three sides and corn bread. >> we never seen one guy eat it by himself. >> i'm taking the challenge. >> girl versu

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those western areas clearing out with a mixture of stars and clouds, but warm and muggy every war tonighenton to reading, 73 philadelphia, 70s in the state of delaware and the same thing for the shore line. the september heat is on the next three days. and you can blame this high pressure to the south, because this high, a real musclemaker will crank those winds out of the west-southwest, feeling at or above 100 thursday, friday, saturday, challenging records as well. could be record-tying tomorrow in philadelphia set back in 1939 of 96, record-tying, 94 set back in 1884 for the end of the week, and pretty close to the record on saturday set in 1983. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, oppressive. humidity is going to drop. but it's still going to be uncomfortable on friday. and that steam bath feeling here saturday of 96 feeling once again like 102 or so, and then a cold front comes in thursday night, early -- saturday night into early on sunday with a leftover shower early sunday breaking for sun for the eagles in the afternoon, and you're going to notice the drop in humidity

it delayed tonigh red rocks and delayed the rockies game at coors field. danielle grant joins us now. this storm got stronger as it moved toward the city. quite the light show out there. >> i know. it crept up out of nowhere slowly moving off the foothills and exploding once it pushed into downtown denver, a lot of folks capturing great shots for us. this one at the rockies game. you can see the rain as well as reports of hail down there as well. just retweeted this one from delay. right now, you can see the brunt of the cell right over the city. about 57 strikes within the past 20 minutes lightning. it is such a small cell, but it is creating quite the wild friday evening for a lot of folks. pea to marble sized hail within this storm system. as it is tracking to the north and to the east. a couple of rain showers out there across greenwood village, also, down to the parker area. these should be winding down within the next hour or there's the view looking at coors field. a couple of rain drops on the camera lens. we have been treated to quite the lightnin

that's all tonigh >>> finally tonight here, the image of a little boy that stopped so many of us around the world, and tonight, the american boy who saw it, too. here's david wright. >> dear president obama. >> reporter: remember that little 4-year-old boy from aleppo? his home destroyed in an air strike, his world shattered, sitting quitely there in the well, a 6-year-old boy named alex hand-wrote a letter to president obama. >> can you please go get him and bring him to our home? >> reporter: alex's letter clearly moved the president. >> since he won't bring toys, alex wrote, i will share my bike and i will teach him how to ride it. >> at my school, i have a friend, omar. and i will introduce him to omar. >> we will give him a family and he will be our brother. those are the wordsf 6-year-old boy. >> reporter: an offer of friendship extended. one little boy to another. >> alex, 6 years old. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching here tonight. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. and from all of us here at abc newssource,

>> pelley: also tonigh f.b.i. is asking your help locating these two men, wanted as witnesses in the new york ana new jersey bombings. congress grills a drug company c.e.o. over the skyrocketing costs of life-saving epipens. and: cops and kids change places to promote understanding and this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. we begin tonight with two police shootings in two cities, charlotte and tulsa, and two black men dead. the shooting of keith lamont scott in charlotte yesterday sparked a night of violence. police say it all started when officers went to arrest another man and encountered scott instead. what happened next is in dispute, but the african american plainclotpo officer who shot scott is on paid administrative leave while an investigation is under way. david begnaud is in charlotte. >> reporter: this video shot by a resident shows 43-year-old keith lamont scott on the ground after being shot by a police officer. it is the only visible evidence the pu

. >>> tonigh >>> tonight, a famous rock formation reduced to rubble in just seconds, and all it took was a push from some hikers. now, the hunt is on to find them. here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: even the people who captured this video couldn't believe it. oregon's beloved pedestal rock formation, immortalized by visitors to the coast, toppled intentionally. >> they were just standing on top of the rubble of the rock, just, like, laughing, like, smiling, j >> reporter: park officials originally found the rock in pieces and thought it must have collapsed naturally. but tonight, this video captured by two men flying a drone, tells a very different and troubling story. in it, you can clearly see a group of people working to knock over the famous formation, which was protected behind a fence. >> they basically told me themselves that it was a safety hazard, and that they did, like, the world or oregon, like, a down. >> reporter: it's not the first time people have been caught on camera destroying beautiful natural formations. these boy scout leaders toppled a famous rock in uta

but tonigh fund-raising over what her team believes was an unfair forum. >>> the deadly school shooting. a 14-year-old opening fire. the race to get students out, just days into the new school year. >>> the warning tonight. the battery in a new smartphone igniting. the entire suv up in flames. >>> the stunning escape. this murder suspect breaking free from inside this interrogation room. and you'll see it. >>> and america strong tonight. cheerleader who won the game before it even started. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the growing firestorm over the forum. the commander in chief test. donald trump and hillary clinton both under fire. trump's words about american generals, clinton's promise, no ground troops ever again in iraq. and tonight here, straight to the new polls. take a look at the key battleground states. clin in pennsylvania. trump up by one in ohio. and in florida tonight, they are both tied. all of the polls within the margin of error. this race is suddenly a dead heat. and both candidates facing heat. we begin with what donald trump said about the generals, an

. >> and brian, we heard your report, the wife left three months ago, now being questioned tonigh >> reporter: david, his mother left the u.s. lost month and authorities aren't sure where she is. they are focusing on another brother who is in afghanistan and said to have an substantial influence on the suspected bomber. and david, we now learned federal authorities are expected to add their own charges against a rahami soon, including counts of detonating a weapon of mass destruction. >> all right, brian. and we do have one more question on this tonight. i want to get right to pierre thomas. pierre, you've been working your sources, who say that neighbors the fbi had been alerted. so, why wasn't he on the radar? >> reporter: david, that's right. the fbi got wind of this after a neighbor of rahami's father called to report that he overheard the father screaming that rahami was a terrorist. the fbi interviewed the father, and said he yelled the allegations after a nasty domestic dispute. he called and said to the fbi that while he was concerned that his son was hanging out with bad peo

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tonigh witht bright moonshine up there. today the september son will be up therewi he'll need your shadh fore.ure.. look at those clouds i look likl there trying to thicken down to the south and west certainlyt hoping that high-pressure does blocks the vast majority of thet cloud cover from moving into thh cleveeland area. there could be some clouds soutt and the computer models actually picking up on those clouds.uds. the big weekend is coming up. up what does it hold in store? sto? of course we're going to let you know. know. the eight day forecast the whole 9 yards as we wrap up summer ofe 2016.r that is tough. thanks.atthanks i will go lie down. after that. we have been following br news out of columbus overnight after a deadly officer involved shooting involving a 13 year old. a police spokesman says officer tried to take several armed robbery suspects into custodyino when the boy tyree king pulled what they believed to be a gun from his waistband. he was shot several times. it turns out the weapon was a bb gun.hen ee

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i reach back in time for one of my favorite observers a, tonigh from andy rooney.nly people who say worst thing about politicians than reporters do are other politicians. we get to quote them all. we are coming right back. >> donald trump exposing clinton's failure as president obama's secretary of state. >> unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy and not destruction. >> hillary clinton's legacy in iraq and libya and syria has produced only turmoil and suffering and death. >> how will president trump fixed the mess? we'll discuss that and much more with that slap and tammie brew is here next. have you ever wanted to go cliff diving? tonight you get your chance. we'll show you the videos right after these messages and we'll after these messages and we'll be right back with a it's scary when the lights go out. people get anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power, so service can be restored

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