the burden that you have is unbearable. >> anderson: at times, yes, sir. >> pelley: but when you come to this event, you take on the unbearable burdens of another 100 families. >> anderson: my son went abroad to help people he never met. is human nature to want to surprise you to hear that oklahoma is the most earthquake- prone state in the continental u.s. >> whoa! >> whitaker: in 2009, there were, on average, two earthquakes per year of magnitude three or greater. last year, there were 907. what's more astonishing is that nearly all of oklahoma's earthquakes are manmade. >> melinda olbert: what quake app do you use? >> kathy matthews: i use the one-- >> whitaker: these oklahomans say they check their phone apps to track earthquakes arod this must be unnerving. >> matthews: it's no way to live. it's no way to live. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight on "60 minutes." there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. th nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where ther

some people say it's unbearable. >> . now from love land. to explain what the problem is. algae bloom caused this problem. and dates back to july. they also say about 25 percent of the population can't taste or smell this molecule. that comes from the algae. for me i couldn't. but for many, it has become unbearable. >> . dealing with an see. >> it's the smell sp taste. stkpw but but they can't stand any longer. >> . i get out ot shower. and smell like lake water. >> . it's the city water treatment manager says the problem is from an algae bloom. caused by the floods 3 years ago. that entered their water supply. at green ridge glade reservoir. >> . recent it's tphotd much. it's not much. but it sure leaves a mark. >> . while the algae is winning the battle. >> irritating. i don't like the flavor. it's hard to brush your teeth. >> . affecting an entire city. >> . i shouldn't have to pay for ice. and cases of water. >> . they'll continue the fight. and say it will come to an end. >> . we're expecting that we'll continue to have this problem. until first frost. two american wo

but when it goes out for days or even weeks, life can be unbearable. no heat, no air-conditioning, no refrigeration -- phones and internet stop working. and for some, no running water. all of the necessitiesf

but for many, it has become unbearable. dealing with an issue they can't see. >> it's the smell sp taste. stkpw but but they can't stand any longer. >> . i get out ot shower. and smell like lake water. >> . it's the city water treatment manager says the problem is from an algae bloom. caused by the ago. that entered their water supply. at green ridge glade reservoir. >> . we had huge influx of newt recent but it sure leaves a mark. >> . while the algae is winning the battle. >> irritating. i don't like the flavor. it's hard to brush your teeth. >> . affecting an entire city. >> . i shouldn't have to pay for ice. and cases of water. >> . they'll continue the fight. and say it will come to an end. >> . we're expecting that we'll continue to have this problem. until first frost. two american women one with ties to the denver area. had been found dead at a resort. off the coast of east africa. they were tpoupd dead in their room last week. both women from minnesota. but ann seen on the right. worked here in denver. there doesn'

. >> this is just unbearable, and it needs to be intolerable. and so, you know, maybe i can, by speaking directly to white people, say, lock, this is not who we are. we have got to do everything possible to improve policing, to go right at implicit bias. we can do better. we have got to rein in what is absolutely inexplicable. >> meanwhile over the weekend, president obama tried to drum up support for the democratic party among african-americans. >> if i hear anybody saying their vote does not matter, then it doesn't matter who we elect, read up on your history. it matters. i will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy, if this community let's down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election. you want to give me a good send off, go vote. >> joining us now from new york, juan williams, a fox news political analyst and, of course, co-host of the five. juan, i will tell you what, you hear the president there and it seems like they are seeing some polls that there is not a lot of excitement in the african-american communit

it's unbearable. >> reporter: in the latest poll, clinton has a six-point lead over trump among likely voters. hena daniels. >> the candidate will face off in their first debate. many eyeses will be on the television. >>> i 440 moving well the first we have wet roadways in some parts of the area and there is rain. we have a crash west street near jones street and don't see major delays. we'll let you know if there are any. 540, 440, major highways are moving through durham and from durham to fayetteville, 95, work on time, local roads moving well. not as much has changed, 17 minutes and lake wheeler road, we have construction crews out there, not today, though. the lane shifts were pushed until tonight so we will have details coming up. >> 5:08. >>> wake county schools taking action after a student was hit by a car waiting for the bus on sfx: door rattles.glass shatters she'll call nine one one. average response time? eleven minutes. too late. she keeps a firearm in this safe for protection. but hillary clinton could take away her right to self defense. and with supreme court justices,

more names to add to list of african americans killed by police officers in these encounters ..its unbearable >> in the latest wall street journal/nbc poll... clinton has a six-point lead over trump among likely voters. the candidates face off in their first debate monday./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> here in las vegas, workers protested outside the trump hotel yesterday. unionized workers are in an ongoing dispute with the hotel over what they call "an aggressive anti-union campaign." trump hotel workers voted to unionize last december. the culinary union claims, since /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be in nevada this morning for an event with students and staff at the university of reno. he last visited las vegas a month ago. nevada remains a key battleground state, where both clinton and trump are neck in neck./// ((brian loftus)) >>> on october 14-th... channel 8 will host a senate debate. republican joe heck and democrat catherine cortez masto will take the stage at 7 o'clock. it will air live on channel 8 followed by a post debate show. itl ((br

. >> harris drummons says when unbearable. he's also seen rats and says the black ant problem is unbearable. >> he's not allowed to fill film. >> at the dump we went looking for answers and were kicked off so went to the office. mayor northson blunt admitting the mistake allowing the business so close to the air area. it the company was told to work on whoever gave them a permit to dump that there is wrong. >> for now the only answer may be divine intervention. but overall l that debris, even that's hard to see. >> mayor norton says he has an agreement to put up a 24-foot fence to at least get the visual pollution corrected. >> i want to tell you about who died after an a game injury. andre jackson died from a blunt impact to his abdomen. viewing is october 7 from noon home. his funeral is the next day at starlight baptist church. our heroin epidemic is spiraling out of control. on pace to record more than 500 over catherine bosley joins us now with a new app that might be able to help. >> yeah, it's called the squirrel recove

it's unbearable and it needs to become intolerable. >> donald trump expected to spend part of her day right here in new york prepping for next week's debate. a new fox news poll finds that poll finds that trump is leading clinton in some key battleground states. republican presidential nominee with 46% support while clinton has 42%. the secretary of state trailing expectations among women and younger voters do not tape. in ohio, trump is at 45% while clinton gets 40%. translated comes from independents and working-class white voters in that state. in north carolina, trump has 47% while clinton has 42%. president obama won north carolina to decimate that in 2012 mitt romney claims that dream that state. true to isis could be turned into chemical warfare. kerry not test to see if the mustard agent was used by the terror group and a rocket attack on tuesday and came within hundreds of years of u.s. and iraqi forces. no one was injured and no sense of exposure. the first chemical attack on u.s. forces in iraq since they returned to the cou

but for people who live nearby and under that airspace, that noise is still unbearable. we have learned planes aren't even following the mandated government patterns. we go live to sky harbor. >> reporter: hundreds of planes and the phoenix aviation department says as many as one half of those don't even follow the route put in place by the faa 2 years ago. taking them over noise sensitive areas like neighborhoods. >> that is what i'm talking about. >> reporter: it has been 2 years since steve could last say his neighborhood was quite. >> that is loud.

. >>> hillary clinton is calling recently police involved shootings of back men unbearable, while donald trump says they're troubling. the republican nominee is also calling for more aggressive police tack techs. here's -- tactics. here's our hannah daniel daniels. >> in my opinion, i see what's going on here. i see what's going on in york city it was so incredible the way it worked. >> reporter: the practice allows police to detain and search pedestrians based on the suspicion of criminal activity. >> now god i ask that you would touch this man, donald j. trump. >> earlier in the day in cleveland, ohio, the republican nominee met with black pastors and spoke about the recent police involved shootings of black men at north carolina, and oklahoma. >> that man was hands up, that man put his hand on the car, i mean, to me it looked like he did everything you're supposed to do. >> reporter: both candidates are trying to broaden their appeal to minority voters as they head into the home stretch of the presidential race. while campaigns in orlando, hillary clinton also weighed in. >> we have t

not just unbearable and uncomfortable, but unsafe. we saw a lot of traffi still out right here in tallahassee. >> gij -- ginger, thank you. >>> and rob marciano is in hermine. what's the storm ack? >> reporter: it's coming closer, moving here at about 20 miles per hour. what a powerful, resilnt storm. it's on the radar, a solid rain band and a tornado watch along the coastline until midnight tonight. ande' hers the track, off the coast of the carolinas by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. and there. and normally dry areas are going to see life-threatening flooding. here in virginia beach, a storm surge warning, and up the new jersey coastline, expanding to long island and connecticut. >> and the storm will likely stay off the coast of new york and eva pilgrim is in breezy point, queens, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, communities up and down the east coast taking no chances. building up the sand dunes and tying up boats, all to guard against hermine's storm surge. do not even put your foot in the water, once the rip tide grabs you, you cannot get ou

unbearable. unbearable. "i hope that no mother ever has to bury her child the way that i did, that was the hardest thing i've ever had to do in my life." richardson died on september 7-th last year... year..."watching that young man bleed and throw up blood wasn't a joyful thing..."a whole city impacted... and pleading for people to realize what was taken. taken. "people are gonna miss him a lot, especially his sister and his family. people don't understand what they now -- his grave site stands as a reminder of the consequences of violence... violence..."it's going to take a community, everybody as a consequences of violence. >> will take everyone as a whole to change. >> richardson's mom says we have to be present in our children's lives and put them first so they do not have to strive for attention from others. >> i always worked and i was not at home as much as i should have been. now i would >> as the years continue to go by she asked for continue support and that aaron's memory never be for

the slight liz more humid, nothing unbearable at 85. wednesday record tying heat but we hit 92. we could tie the record of 92 setback in 195. cold front approaching and shower, spotty thunderstorm is likely. in the wake of that thursday cooler with low humidity. good looking day at 80. beautiful on friday, with high of 81. and a touch more warmer on the daze in at 85, clouds and sun on the sunday and shower and thunderstorm around in at 86 degrees. other than that 90 on wednesday we are looking better we should feel better then it has. >> yes. >> thanks, melissa. >>> abc world news sunday is next here on channel six. >> join us for "action news" at ten on phl17 and then we're back here at six abc at 11:00. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team, we will see you right back here at 11:00. >> ♪ for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and

calling the outbreak unbearable. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: it is the moment causing such outrage. >> that looks like a bad dude, too. >> reporter: terence crutcher's family says the 40-year-old's hands are up, just before he's shot. something police above saw, too. >> he's got his hands up there for her now. >> reporter: but officer betty shelby's attorney says what the videos don't show are the moments she first encounters crutcher. she believed he was high on pcp, ignoring commands and possibly armed. >> she tells him, "get your hands out of your pocket." now she is becoming concerned. >> reporter: shelby pulls her gun, shooting crutcher when s r. >> reporter: but crutcher's family says shel fear did not >> wknwas unarmed. >> reporter: today, the presidential candidates took a rare swipe against police over excessive force. >> it's unbearable. and it needs to become fiack voters, tmp is takce shelby. what happened? >> in front of the police department -- >> reporter: in tulsa -- >> and we're tellin

not just unbearable and uncomfortable, but unsafe. we saw a lot of traffic lights still out right here in tallahassee. >> ginger, thank you. >>> now, let's move on and follow the track now. rob marciano is in virginia beach, bracing for hermine. what's the storm track? >> reporter: it's coming closer, moving here at about 20 miles per hour. what a powerful, resilie storm. right now centered just northwest of charleston, south carolina. it's on the radar, a solid rain band and a tornado watch along the coastline until midnight tonight. and here's the track, off the coast of the carolinas by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. and then meanders between here and cape cod for the next several days. no landfall, but huge coastal effects beyond just bad beach weather. from the atlantic along the inland areas here. and normally dry areas are going to see life-threatening flooding. here in virginia beach, a storm surge warning for 24 hours, and similar impacts up the new jersey coastline, expanding to long island and connecticut. tom? >> rob, thank you. stay

. >> it's unbearable, and it needs to become intolerable. >> reporter: then getting back to the economy creating opportunities for americans with disabilities. >> i'm going to provide americans with disabilities a chance to work alongside those without disabilities and do the same jobs for the same pay and benefits. >> reporter: stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >>> of course, clinton and trump will take center stage on monday squaring off in the first debate. >> stakes could not be higher and this morning we're taking a look at how each candidate is preparing for the showdown. >> reporter: hillary clinton in orlando in the one of the last time voters see her before monday's big debate. after this, she's hunkering down to cram. >> donald trump is a self proclaimed great debater who won every one of the republican debates, so i take nothing for granted. >> reporter: two very different candidates with two very different debate prep stages. clinton immersing herself in briefing books daily, and also watching footage of trump in past debates and holding mock debates. as for donald trum

story of 9/11 presented enormous challenges: how to convey the horror without making it unbearable. how to memorialize a day most of us wish we could forget. we started reporting on those challenges when the museum was still under construction in 2012, and we witnessed the people in charge having to make some very difficult decisions. ground zero above ground has become a place of rebuilding and at its center is a serene memorial plaza with two giant cascading pools-- twin voids set into the footprints where the towers of the world trade center once stood. each pool is surrounded by names-- 2,983 of them-- plus some who didn't even have a name. it's quiet and powerful as fathers, sisters, children. but you won't find anything here about what actually happened on 9/11: nothing about the buildings, the planes, nothing about the terrorists. all that was meant to be the job of the museum, and its director, alice greenwald. >> alice greenwald: we occupy literally the space below the memorial plaza. >> stahl: so, we're walking... >> greenwald: you're walking on the roof of the museum. >>

. >> it's unbearable and needs to be become intolerable. >> donald trump says to stop inner city crime. >> i would you ave to. >> democrats declared that un-constitutional. donald trump argued democrats have turned their back on black voters. he is down seven points among likely voters in the latest wall street journallpoll. she's out with new westbound videos on trump not releasing his taxes and using his charity's money to pay off legal settlements. >> this is nothing like the things she does with other people's money. >> donald trump is lining himself with ted cruz backing his push to extend authority over the internet. >>> it's 4:37 now. people are nervous and noticing things around them in since the explosion there. police say they have received more than 400 calls about suspicious packages in the last 48 hours. it was found under an overpass in the bronx but no wires on it. new yorkers have been on high alert since a bomb in chelsea injured 29 people. is a hero, says investigators. he found a bag of explosives placed there by the suspect. the organization got him a hotel room and

it's unbearable. >> donald trump called for-judg? we report, you decide. >> brand new fox news polls showing who is pulling ahead in crucial battle ground states. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> you are watching "fox & friends first." thank you for being with us. i am heather childers. >> i am abby huntsman. >> let's get straight to this news. the national guard moving to charlotte north carolina. the city under a state of emergency this morning after a second night of violent police protests. rioters throwing fire on another protester. >> we have the breaking details. what can you tell us is happening right now. >> now is the calm after the storm. a pitched battle on the d

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it is unbearable. >> reporter: they are focusing on the first debate. a spokesperson said they're preparing for two different trumps one that attacked and one that hangs back either way they said that they believe that the one on one format will be to her fox news. >> with the election less than two months away, and plans for inauguration day. workers have started to build the platform where the president will be sworn in. lawmakers from both sides hammered in the first nails of the structure which will be built on the west front of the capitol t is jet for january 20th. >>> now the man arrested in connection with the bombings in new york and new jersey. he's been charged with a terrorism. the u.s. aforeign for the southern district district of new york announced to the charges and use of weapons of mass destruction. bombing of a police of public use and destruction of property by explosives. and the suspect was taken into custody following a shoot-out with police in not to my new jea number of pieces of evidence lead them to believe that he was respons

the burden that you have is unbearable. >> anderson: at times, yes, sir. >> pelley: but when you come to this event, you take on the unbearable burdens of another 100 families. >> anderson: my son went abroad it is human nature to want to help others. >> bill whitaker: it may surprise you to hear that oklahoma is the most earthquake- prone state in the continental u.s. >> whoa! >> whitaker: in 2009, there were, on average, two earthquakes per year of magnitude three or greater. last year, there were 907. what's more astonishing is that nearly all of oklahoma's earthquakes are manmade. >> melinda olbert: what quake app do you use? >> kathy matthews: i use the one-- >> whitaker: these oklahomans say they check their phone apps to track earthquakes around the state. this must be unnerving. >> matthews: it's no way to live. it's no way to live. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight on "60 minutes."

she called these re-curring events "unbearable"... adding quote, "we are safer when communities respect police and police respect communities." clinton also addressed the economy and her disabled. and one local clinton supporter is showing his dedication to her... ?permanently. ron morrison-- from winter haven-- just got clinton's face tattooed on his arm at "sacred art tattoo." he says he's a longtime democrat - and believes in clinton so much that he's putting his money where his mouth is. it took three hours to complete. today in new port library. kids are getting help with their reading skills... from therapy dogs. the event is called "reading with your bright and beautiful furry friends". it's free and open to all elementary-age children. the goal is to give a kids a stress-free place to practice their reading. it starts at 4-30 this afternoon. the library hosts the event several times a month. and ?another library in pasco is also going to the dogs today. "centennial park library" in holiday is hosting "paws for friendship" toda

it has become unbearable. >> . residents say for the most part. water is clear. but for many of them. they can't stand the smell or taste. any longer. >> it's like drinking lake water. now the city water treatment manager says the flood 3 years ago introduced a new specious of algae into the water supply. >> . that is much harder to kill than

it has become unbearable. >> . residents say for the most part. water is clear. but for many of them. they can't stand the smell or taste. any longer. >> it's like drinking lake water. now the city water treatment manager says the flood 3 years ago introduced a new specious of algae into the water supply. >> . that is much harder to kill than assured there are 20 thousand water customers. that it is safe to drink. and they'll continue to try and fight off the algae. with nontoxic chemicals. for now that's not working. so the question is. when will it end. >> . we're expecting that we'll continue to have this problem. until first frost. >> . water treatment managers are working on projects for over the winter. that will prevent this issue. but for now. residents here in love land are keeping their fingers crossed. that the first frost comes soon. >> . live with why that's never been made public. owns the train. a private company called denver transit partner has been operating. the university of colorado. sponsor a line from union station. to dia. since it opened.

. >> pelley: but when you come to this event, you take on the unbearable burdens of another 100 families. >> anderson: my son went abroad to help people he never met. help others. >> bill whitaker: it may surprise you to hear that oklahoma is the most earthquake- prone state in the continental u.s. >> whoa! >> whitaker: in 2009, there were, on average, two earthquakes per year of magnitude three or greater. last year, there were 907. what's more astonishing is that nearly all of oklahoma's earthquakes are manmade. >> melinda olbert: what quake

. >> it is unbearable and it needs become untolerable. >> i don't know what the officer was thinking, i don't know what she was thinking, but i'm very, >> trump continued the outreach to the african-american community, but tom king raised the eyebrows after using a racial slur. >> a newmar poll. the race for the u.s. senator fi 47-41 percent. we are teaming up with the law school for a debate. watch it live on tuesday night october 18th at 8:30 on wisn 12. >> we only have a couple of hours of summer left, but the concert season is in full swing at the summerfest grounds. bonner will be performing at 7:00 tonight. parking is available and it is free. anyone 21 or older, get this, there between 6:30-7:30 gets a free beer. >> relive the block buster movie avatar here in milwaukee. a new show inspired by hit film. it is at the bradley center tonight through sunday. oh, this was so cool. e month to give us a sneak peek into the production and costumes. >> the first time we are using an english speaking narrater to engage the audience. the first we hired the puppeteers. the first time we ar