. >> if everyone does love the underdog, the u.s. women's field hockey team has a lot of undefeated so far in the games. they have beaten two of the top three teams in the fwhorld rio -- in the world in rio. 9news.com and choose the underdog countries they thought would do the best in the games. >>> we talk about the summer monsoon in colorado all the time. anybody that lives in phoenix, arizona, or anywhere around tucson, they really understand what the monsoon is all about. and this picture shows a typic yeah, we see rain like that here in colorado but down there wow. those storms mean business! our storms, not so much. moving out, leaving us with a beautiful sunset tonight. on our way to a cooler day. in wyoming, the sunset was spectacular. 95 degrees in denver today. the average is 89. triple digits the strend for cooler wea down to 67 at the airport at this hour. a lot of people sending in cloud pictures today. this time of year, it's so much fun to see them. jessica on twitter sent in this picture. gravity wave clouds. what the

the badgers are the underdogs in this one. according to one odds maker, the tigers are favored by 10 points. >> i know who we are as a team. i do not get caught up in underdog, favorite. play our best game. that is what you work for. that is what you get to do each and every saturday. i am not concerned about what everyone else says. i am concerned how we approach it and how that translates into how we play. dan: the operation football game of the week for this friday will be hartford at oconomowoc, which received 53% of your votes. now you can go to wisn.com to vote for next week's featured game. the choices are mukwonago at franklin, or pewaukee at new berlin west. less than a year from now, erin hills will host the first u.s. open in the state of wisconsin. the open is regarded as the toughest test of golf amongst the four majors. erin hills hosted their media day this afternoon. all three course architects were on site. the course will play close to 8,000 yards next june, but they believe that weather will be the biggest f

. >> somebody said you're going to be the underdog. i said that's good. it's good to be the underdog. >> reporter: on a personal note i was went through this challenge. it wouldn't be smart to bet against him this time around. dan hausle 7 news. ; that was great what dan said. we are looking forward to bringing you more news every day. >> anchor: best place to work. coming up jamming out with billy joel. a local teen getting a chance to play on the big stage in fenway. how the super star in the making rellished in the moment. >> reporter: a nice weekend the rest of the forecast in a minute. >> anchor: and back to school. lucky kids getting a big >> a piano kid stealing the show at fenway park. this 13 year old getting the invite to join billy joel on stage. can you imagine? light together. >> anchor: and his skills earning him serious applause. tim caputo is live at nathaniel hall. i guess the teenager is playing there too. >> reporter: billy joel does a concert once or twice in an entire month. and whether it's in front of 30 people like this afternoon o

congratulas nick buffone and dan markoya for knowing how to pick an underdog. full results on 9news.com. >>> a friend of ours is leaving. a friend of yours too. when someone is as wonderfully talented as kyle dyer, she has been sitting here as you've been sitting there, having a conversation about what matters. she joined in 1996 and she announced she's leaving for a overcoming great challenges with a positive attitude, you inspire me. for the other people i've met who are working on great innovative programs to better everyday lives of people here, your determination wows me. for those in the medical community, i did a lot of medical stories and you are coming up with treatments saving lives and improving lives, your brilliance floors me. then there are people who shared very personal stories with me that bubbly was hard, your heart will always touch me. >> kyle is not yet able to share details on her new challengju >>> phoenix is always good for a little weather drama. the massive dust storm forced a flight to divert. a couple people on board to video. our fr

we pick on fox news a lot, you know, for being dishonest and fear-mongering and beating up on the underdogs don't tell me that's not justified when fox is being dishonest and fear-mongering and beating up on the underdogs in their own company, because right now, i'm not focusing on right-wing politics or climate change denial or the fact that bill o'reilly thinks all black people have forehead tattoos ( laughter ) i'm focusing on allegations that a company allowed its boss to harass employees, then spent money to keep it secret. and then, when those same victims of harassment tried to do the right thing and speak out, punished them for it. that's not fair and balanced. that's evil and (bleep) disgusting. ( cheers and applause ) now, let me also say, there are plenty of sexist people out there, liberal and conservative, who think gretchen carlson and megyn kelly and andrea tantaros are nothing more than a few pairs of long legs. shame on their employers for being among them. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) some ask, why would you do this? she asks, why wouldn't you? coors light.

i said it's good to be the underdog. it means you have to work harder. >> anchor: on a personal note, i was there working for mr. ansin when he went independent before and can tell from you experience it wouldn't be a smart time to bet against him this time around. live in the newsroom, hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: if you would like to see the new programming schedule that takes effect at the it for you on whdh com. >> anchor: a local boy teaming up with billy joel. how the teen ared a chance to perform with the pie an oh man at fenway park. >> anchor: tom brady's thumb trouble meant jimmy garappolo got to start against the bears and hear what he is saying about that experience. when i look for solutions, i don't start in washington, right here in new hampshire... where i'm fighting for the good-paying jobs that strengthen our economy. i worked to make childcare more affordable and make it easier to save for college. i've worked across party lines on clean air and energy efficiency efforts... and to strengthen social secur

. >> someone said you'll be the underdog. that's good. >> on a person note i was with him the last time he went through this challenge. i can tell you from experience, it wouldn't be smart to bet against him this time around. in the col housley, 7 news. >> if you'd alike to see the new programming schedule, we posted it on our website, whdh.com. >>> still ahead, we show you what happens on stage when the piano kid meets the piano man. >>> we'll also talk about weather, too. we have showers in the forecast very late in the weekend. >>> 9:14. beautiful day. it's a nice weekend. >> maybe the last beach weekend possibly. hopefully not last. >> we still have labor day, right? >> we have a few more weeks to wear white, rob. >> rob: it will be cooler today than earlier this week, but today upper 70s and near 80s at the beach and not bad at all. mainly a sunny day at the beach. there's passing clouds from time to time. high tide in the early part of the afternoon hours. we have a couple of concerts going on tonight. zac brown band no

a true underdog story. the top dodgeball teams in the world compete for top honors right here in las vegas. see who came out on top. welcome back, i'm monica jackson... in for maria silva and i'm dave hall. we'll get those headlines in a minute, but first - les krifaton has a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. the new week starts off with some smoke drifting into the las vegas area from the pilot fire near hesperia, california. sunshine will stay with us for the first two days of the week. we are keeping tabs on javier off the west coast of mexico bring us some clouds and cooler temperatures by midweek. the cool down won't last long. by the weekend daytime highs will hover around 110. the uv index for monday is 10 or very high. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news de

it's good to be the underdog. it means you have to work harder. >> reporter: on a personal independent before and can tell you from experience it wouldn't be smart to bet against him this time around. dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: still to come this evening, a rare apology. donald trump proving it is never too late to say you are sorry as he continues to shake up his campaign. >> anchor: then at 5:30 a death investigation in woburn. a toddler rushed to the hospital as police try and figure out what went wrong. >> anchor: and a story you will see on just one station. a man in trouble with the law after he is caught exposin four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent let's improve public sc

for knowing how to pick an underdog. full results on 9news.com. >>> a friend of ours is leaving. a friend of yours too. when someone is as wonderfully talented as kyle dyer, she has been sitting here as you've been sitting there, having a conversation about what matters. she joined in 1996 and she announced she's leaving for a new adventure. >> those of you who are inspire me. for the other people i've met who are working on great innovative programs to better everyday lives of people here, your determination wows me. for those in the medical community, i did a lot of medical stories and you are coming up with treatments saving lives and improving lives, your brilliance floors me. then there are people who shared very personal stories with me that bubbly was hard, your heart will always touch me. >> kyle is not yet able to share details on her new >>> phoenix is always good for a little weather drama. the massive dust storm forced a flight to divert. a couple people on board to video. our friends at sister station in phoenix say not every dust storm is a haboob. we're told a dust

and trump is sort of keeping praise on ryan's underdog opponent.his is on top of new criticism by senator john mccain. and that is on top of other high profile republicans coming flat out and saying they will vote for hillary clinton. cnn's jason carroll has the latest. >> reporter: this is a stunning development. we'll where-v to see how this plays out. donald trump saying in an interview with "the washington post" he's not ready to endorse paul ryan in the upcoming election. i like paul but these are horrible times for our country. we need very strong leadership. we need very, very strong leadership. and i'm just not quite there yet. i'm not quite there yet. that's the same language that ryan used to introduce trump. trump saying he's not doing a good job for the vets, and i always felt he should do a better job for the vets. i've always had a difficult time for that reason because our vets are not being treated properly. trump did not stop there, he also took aim at senator kelly ayotte, calling her a weak and disloyal leader in new hampshire. t

it's good to be the underdog. i think you have to work was with mr. ansin the last time he went through this challenge, and i can tell you from experience it wouldn't be smart to bet against him this time around. in the control room, dan hausle, 7 news. >> kim: to see the new programming schedule for 7news, it takes effect at the start of next year, we've posted it on whdh.com. >> adam: coming up next, tonight, good hood for the weekend. >> kim: we are tracking showers toward the end of the weekend. the time line on those showers up next. >> adam: also ahead, meet a fenway park with billy joel. >> reporter: and there's more to come tonight from rio, including a local olympian meeting his famous celebrity twin, plus she's bringing plenty of medals home from rio, but you won't believe the one thing needham's aly raisman forgot to bring to rio. we'llle the you about all that and more when the night team returns from rio. when people ask me what it's like to win an olympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you

and he ignored me because i was the underdog.again, i was standing upward. >> having lost in the house and senate. my next was pope or president. and i decided neither. >> you won a race in 1993. >> for public advocate. >> the job created for you? >> no. every country had a number two. it was always the president of the city council. it was held by people with the names al smith, and, la guardia. >> so, when the position became available, i thought, oh, i fit the office. you monitor city services to make sure that there's no fraud. you represent people who don't otherwise have a voice. so, i ran for it, and, won easily. one of the people i ran against, a state senator named david patterson. after 15 years later when he succeeded, the governor spitzer after the the scandal he said you should have let me win. fy had won maybe you would be governor. he wasn't being serious. >> al smith, you were at dinner, dressed in white tail tie and tails and then you were called away, in the middle of the race, to meet with freddy, and, i want t

never make me no underdog and never talk about who's going to stop me cause ain't nobody gonna stop me,..." cassius clay who later that year changed his name to "muhammad ali" had arrived. it was a fitting introduction for a man who'd go onto become one of the most dominant sporting figures of the twentieth century with a persona outside the ring that was as big as it was inside the ring. one that forever dissolved his designation as an underdog and gave rise to a new moniker, the greatest. and gave rise to a new moniker, the greatest. now we turn back the lens of time on a classic commercial from the 1960's "some shampoos are thin but liquid prell is luxurious. try it. liquid prell's rich lather lets you become anything you want. a balinese dancer, is lovely, alive and shiney. take me to your pharaoh ah ha ha. liquid prell. extra rich shampoo." when our look at the 1960's continues, we turn to t world of television. from the comic book that came to life that would set a new standard for camp to when we all first heard ed mcmahon say "here's johnny." our look at the '60s turns now to t

i'm going to continue to fight the underdog no matter what i've accomplished. i will do that for the rest of my career. >> reporter: lloyd and her teammates look to improve to 2 and 0 is the against france. hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. don't just bank. >> welcome to it all watch the rio olympics starting august 5th. >> reporter: welcome back to the 7 news olympic zone. here's mike terico with what's next on prime time on nbc. >> reporter: mike terico welcoming you to rio and the games of the 31st olympiad. a prw for the official start of the games. it includes an examination of the issues and concerns surrounding these olympics. on friday night. looking ahead to all the biggest events across the spectrum in rio. bob costas ta

underdogs are looking to become top dogs in a more equitable economy.say that it is absolutely clear that the american people are not happy with their current establishment candidates. they are told to begun little boys and girls and don't rock the boat. these are the most disliked and entrusted candidates in our history. even a majority of their supporters don't mostly support them. the greent what will party platform that you will take forward to the national general election, what will it say in terms of the economy act ? are calling for an economy that works for everyday people. it is barely above the poverty level. low-wage, temporary. a green newng for deal. it like the one that got us out of the great depression. it has been done before. it is a green new deal so it solves not only the economic crisis and puts people to work. we call for 20 million good wage jobs that are focused on an emergency transition that can also solve the crisis of climate change. it will move us to 100% wind, un by 2030 with a healthy food system, public transportation s

here are the pre game fighting words (andrew wagner/av: "i think we are underdogs just because they go to state every year. they only go to state because they are on the other side of the bracket." ethan dedeaux/liberty: "it's probably th best liberty team i've ever played for. i've started here since i offense and 4 on defense. andrew wagner/av: "if we were on liberty's side of the bracket, we'd be going every year to the state championship, but that's just it." kenyon oblad/liberty: "i played with these guys on this team for two years now-pretty much most of them and this year we are going to put it all together and do some real damage>" diego stubbs/av: "yeah, we are the underdogs but that doesn't matter, we just got to go and play." ethan dedeaux/liberty: "keep scoring and scoring, punch them in the mouth. that's what it is with that team. they are going to try and slow us down but they can't.") first high school game last night.. valley's helmets are elite..even seriously.. but durango came out fearlessly..kaden renshaw to kevin o'neil..fire up the scoreboard.. the trailblazers ta

but now, no longer the underdog. now i'm no longer that person.e guy that, you know, has to take on a new face, on a new mask and beat somebody that is always going to be the standard and look at that we've got to go after him. those things come and i've got to understand that. >> don't forget, you can watch the redskins take on the bills on nbc 4. the preseason game known as the dress rehearsal. kickoff against the bills set for 7:30. following the game, stick around for the post game report for myself and carol maloney. getting back to josh norman very quickly, i don't mind if you talk as long as you back it up on the field every sunday. >> yes. >> he's done that the last two seasons. we'll see if that's the case this year with the redskins. a few more skins updates for you. josh dotson this year, he's improved, according to jay gruden. he is expected to be ready for game one against the steelers. the nationals are hoping that bryce harper will in the series opener. his 175 batting average versus baltimore's the lowest against any team he's face

looked back at the medal count from the last summer games in 2012...and we're definitely not the underdogs. we got 46 golds that year... ahead of china's 38 and russia's 22. team usa has 976 gold medals in all of olympic history... that's good for most all-time for any amount of time -- you know how to plan for any kind of weather. and if you're thinking about camping in the mountains this weekend - it won't feel like august. the alpine visitors center at rocky mountain national park - was wet and cold yesterday. temperatures dipped into the 30s early in the afternoon. by eight o'clock, they were around "freezing." it's the same at pikes peak.. the summit hid in the clouds yesterday.. but temperatures were in the mid 30s - with windchills in the 20s. snow - is not out of the realm of possiblity. to hang out with his cousin - when he became an unexpected hero. cesar galeana was on his way to play video games with his cousin. the 7-year-old was walking by his apartment's pool - when he heard a splash - and ran to the pool fence. he saw a 2 year old - face down in the water - so he rushed in,

now it's overlord, not underdog.o you have a sense of whether they figured out how not to get too soft? too come plaplacent. >> tim cook worries about that a lot, too. you know, he told me he gets like about 300 e-mails every morning from consumers and employees and people who are upset or happy about something that they have used for apple and i think their executives are pretty fired upright now. >> all right. we'll see if that being fired up translates into a great product in the fall. >> we are just a few minutes away from donald trump outlining his economic vision for the country. we'll get you there live as soon as it dpbegins. carl, what's up next? >> athletes and social media go hand in hand but what is their platform of choice? we'll ask an athlete when we come back from rio in a moment. >> you know that athletes put the active user. this is a little segment we like to call ask the athletes. >> i prefer instagram because we can show photos and the like. >> my favorite one would have to be twitter. there's ju

. >> you pushed two underdogs. one crucial senate seat. >> republican senate race, polls give marco rubio a big but the race in november is shaping up to be a nailbiter either way. >> coming up, we'll work through the other key races in florida. >>> robert de niro turned some heads in bosnia. by the way, taxis. that is another taxi driver by the name of travis bickel. de niro turned heads by comparing his character in that >> if anything, that may just fire up trump supporters and say this was just another example of liberal hollywood out to get him. nonetheless, that was a line the night. check out our youtube channel. once again, we will see you. take care. ? know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, and services we offer. >>> what's up, y'all? happy monday. welcome to "dish nation." today gary's dreams come true.

we want to see those kids for >> vegas had the first place dodgers as the slight underdog against the giants. the first of a three game series that could decide the national league west. l.a. went into the game one game ahead of san francisco. dodgers win 6-5. chris bryant, does he want to win? the las vegas native and chicago cubs first baseman making his case today. >> uh oh, hit well to yowstledz. >> bryant bruises that ball for a home run number 33, he is now tied for first in national league homeers this season and on a cubs beat the padres, 6-3, tacoma beat las vegas, 4-0. finally, the greatest fighter of all time, muhammad ali whose widow lonie, asking people doing >> muhammad had this saying, >> all right, we told you the storms were coming and we can show you with a live image now. >> gerard ramalho made it all the way to crais and losie. what are you seeing? >> we made it o cannery hotel and casino. the rain has tapered off but enough came through to wet this intersection, cars have been slowing down a little bit, just because it looks like there's a lot of water in this are

. >> reporte douglas in the past four years, going from underdog to champion and really, though, quite the brand with a line of leotards, a book and even a reality television show. in rio, nancy chin, 7news. >> her teammates, biles with a list of accomplishments and you know you made it when she shows off the biles in her floor routine and simone is one of the women's gymnastics next big thing. >> there she is. she is world champion, absolutely unequivocally. >> without a doubt, back-to-back, world's champion. >> worlds all around champion. >> that is state of the art, as good as it can be done. >> simone biles decimated the limits of her sport and become its towering figure. >> 32 one routine, so once you hit it with a clean set, it just feels amazing so all those hours were worth it. >> they certainly have been for biles. >> that is a 10, absolutely, positively a perfect 10 execution. >> that is what makes simone biles, simone biles. >> if she gains one point in the entire field in one rotation. >> she is continuing to shock the gymnastics world. >> 15.9. you don't need to know anyth

we invited people to choose their favorite underdog country on news.com. those who went with sweden are at the top. thailand and poland not far behind. >>> images of team usa winning medals in the olympics are inspiring many young athletes in the denver area. >> feet together! nice and tight. >> reporter: somewhere between all those flips, tumbles, and bars are big dreams. to pay the price. >> because i just put what it takes in my gymnastics. and i stay confident and i just push myself because i know i can do it >> reporter: in just the past week, more than 50 new girls joined the gym in wheat ridge. some of them as young as 16 months. many were inspired by the stellar performance of team usa in rio. >> y mental focus, good drive, and work ethic. >> reporter: workouts are gruelling. 13-year-old jj has already reached junior elite status. she practices twice a day, 34 hours a week. >> ata girl! nice job! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: she lives an hour >> gives meet energy to keep up with her schedule! [ laughter ] >> organizing her schedule is so

. >> i'm gonna continue to fight like an underdog. i will do that for the rest of my career. >> such an an impress live story. soccer got underway and she scored the first team in a 2-0 win over new zealand. >> they return to action on saturday against france and you can see that live at 1:00 p.m. on nbc. >> don't go away. we have plenty more to go on "the olympic zone." >>> welcome back. there's plenty to be excited underway. here's mike with a sneak peek at what to expect tonight on news 3. >> reporter: hello from the shores of copacabana beach. welcoming you to rio and the games of the 31stgames. we have a special that includes an examination of the substantial collection of issues and concerns surrounding these olympics on the eve of the opening ceremony on friday spectrum in rio. bob costas talks with michael phelps. ryan seacrest interviews simone and the gymnastic team. the gold medal favorites and we'll have the world premiere of the music video for katy perry's new song "rise" which you can expect to hear a lot. a preview of

they'll meet lsu at lambeau field saturday at 2:30 and are big underdogs to the and the wisconsin athletic hall of fame announced its 2016 class which includes 8 people. lee evans, the former badgers wide receiver, is among those being inducted next month. friday night will be the 3rd week of the fox 6 high school blitz and you can get involved now. vote on our game of the week by going to our website fox 6 now dot com slash sports. yo memorial at kettle moraine, hartford at oconomowoc or sussex hamilton at marquette. tom pipines will feature the winning game friday night. you have until thursday at 10 to vote and we'll announce the winner on fox 6 news at 10 that night. bucks fans might be happy to hear that the team has resigned steve novak. the brown deer and marquette alum was traded to the bucks last season and played in only 3 games before an injury ended his season. he became a free agent, but will remain here as he agreed to from teeing off at erin hills golf course in washington county. in only 36 days, the course will close for the season and it won't reopen until after the 2017

. >>> now to a great upset by a true underdog. >> avery bradley from the celtics helped unveil a new basketball court and they got in a game of knockout. >> oh, yeah. well, you didn't get to hear the full effect but the crowd went wild for the local boy. >> now, a ha, he's going to make it. leading scorer from last season. making the final shot. a much deserved high five. >> he'll be bragging about that. >>> a sign flasher caught on camera in brookline. narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> if only all mondays were this lovely. school yet. >> get the ac ready. >> keep the faith. >> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. captioning spo

despite being underdogs, head coach paul chryst feels confident with his group. football season enters week 3. you can be part of our high school blitz coverage by voting for the game of the week. tom pipines will feature the winner friday night. your choices are catholic memorial at kettle moraine, hartford at oconomowoc or sussex hamilton at marquette. vote on our website, fox 6 now dot com slash sports between now and thursday night at 10. then we'll announce the winner on fox 6 news at 10 thursday. bucks fans might be happy to hear that the team has resigned marquette alum was traded to the bucks last season and played in only 3 games before an injury ended his season. he became a free agent, but will remain here as he agreed to terms officially today. a short memory is what craig counsell is hoping his players have as they begin a 3 game series tonight with the cardinals at miller park. that's because the brewers were swept in a 4 game series by the pirates over the weekend. coming into the series, the crew had won 9 straight against pittsburgh at miller but

he's going to be going into september and of course, the debates, he's the underdog. he has to change the game somehow and when i say it's hers to lose, that's with a?. could something be revealed? could there be an event that takes place that changes perception that takes the lead away from her because now donald trump is doing everything to help her in the lead. jon: that pulled from the atlanta journal-constitution caught our eye as well, we had on screen. trump at 40 percent so the democrats up by four percentage points, the last time a democrat on georgia as you point out was her husband in 92. mitt romney won it by eight points in 2012, john mccain by five points read george w. bush on it by 17 points in 04 and 12 points in 2000 so it's been asolidly republican state for the last four cycles . but to see hillary clinton up by four is well, it raises someeyebrows. then there's this.trends matter in politics. when you look at the favorability isis hillary clinton , she has as we said earlier, she's got a 44 percent favorability rating but it is creeping up. in jun

were all great organizations but he loved the underdog i thought here is a nice little organization. >> you told me you're researching those and because we just posted it there was a photo of your dad. >> that this this fate. >> once a realized that a friend was not joking i was so excited and thrilled and honored and then typical of me to put my foot in my mouth i said i can't tell you what a great day this is [laughter] two days after her fatherr passes away but that i really knew was his daughter said i just realized what i said and i hear laughter that you appreciated than your father would have appreciated. >> absolutely. >> bed you share your father's. >> dark humor? >> and maybe in their lives but the concern of censorship and the government telling you what you can and cannot say. >> i think that class taught me a greater understanding about what constitutional law in general but obviously watching my father get arrested for the seven dirty words to hear your the person who is interested ines the bridge and censorship. but what is most important is the first amendment that is

>>reporter: kelly ward and big underdog when she got into the race in the poll shows she faces long odds. john mccain running his usual campaign as if his life depended on it. stressing deep experience and defensive foreign policy and is water. also backed by millions of dollars of his own campaign -- and -- from outside groups to portray kelly ward as out of touch. kelly word a physician and former state lawmaker from lake havasu city. she never attracted the outside money a politician would need to take down to mccain but her appeal to the republican base that feel betrayed by flip flops on immigration and that mccain has been in washington too long. kelly ward said last week john mccain has been on this ea suggesting the 80 -year-old may not live long enough to see the end of his next senate term if he winds one. >>> i want to ask you about the poll it seems like there is a story every time we have an election or primary, six months ago we had the voting disaster, how are things looking today? >>reporter: thankfully no story. you remember the long lines salvation army citadel, a regul

. >> romona: i am a sucker for the underdog. browns will show us something. >> mark: i think so. 8-8. making my call now. 8-8 is great. >> romona: that's an improvement. >> up next the latest from louisiana and an alert so you are not taken trying to help the flood victims t. jeff? >> jeff: we have an alert, yellow alert later saturday, saturday night as we track the big weekend change. this will be a storm threat. details on that coming up. >> mark: cedar point made the announcement. find out what will be new for 2017. >>> we want you to join our team for the susan g. komen race for the cure. head to cleveland19.com. the race is on august 27th. get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app in love again with your home. >>> live from newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: the red cross now says the flood devastating louisiana is the worst natural disaster in the u.s. since hurricane sandy four years ago. >> mark: at least 13 people died across 5 parishes. >> we lost

>> it's good to be the underdogs you may overcome your adversity, your disadvantages >> not worried about adversity. ? just here for the party ? ?? ? we don't care at all about -- ? [ indiscernible ] >> this video is just a lot of fun. it pokes fun at norway. norwegian -- >> and there's no way you could have a problem with that. >> his sister's graduation party is under way. he's giving a speech. >> they're all listening because they know that he's got a little more to say than a graduation speech. >> but see what he's really up to. life's morning multitasking for a growing family, and drawers with many layers, to show exactly what you need. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen wow wow. >> chick a wow wow. >> she hasn't seen her brother or sister in forever! and she has no idea that they're there. in what looks like the kitchen, flowers in hand and they're about to head in. here's the deal, she would expect them to be there anyway because the celebration happening isn't for her. it's for her mayonnaise sister who just graduated.

people will root for underdogs if they acknowledge failures and take responsibility, apologize and resolve tos so forgiving yo smoke crack on video. go to prison, then win a race for mayor in our nations capitol. >> i'm going to leave here and go about the business of government. >> anthony weaner blew his shot over and over again. we should >> i will not yield to the government. the gentleman will observe regular order. >> so he continues to flame not long after flaming out of congress. >> the gentleman will reserve regular orred and sit down. the gentleman will sit. the gentleman is corct in sitting. >>>coming up. allen grayson is trying to pull off an upset in florida. senate race between grayson and murphy. ws us how race car ? this week, you're taking a st relaxing staycation in the history of staycations. thankfully, you have enhanced dvr from bright house networks... and you've loaded it with hundreds of hours of hd movies and shows... just for this very occasion. and now connect to... standard internet and tv, with enhanced dvr only $92 a month for 12 months. >>>fox 13 polling show

at that time, we were an underdog. we managed to make the gold medal game with some upset wins. now at this point, we're the favorite because we have such a lar large amount of young players. they are getting involved early. there are so many opportunities in high school and college. it's really made the sport boom. >> why is it so appealing to them? >> i think it's the team aspect. a lot of them have begun a swimmers. but they love getting out there with their teammates. it's especially popular in warm weather places where they can be outdoors. it's a great sport for everyone. >> what did you think about what you saw at the pre-olympics? >> last night was really incredible. the united states team is tough. they played great defense. they have got lots of weapons on offense. a couple of them are local stanford players. the captain has been a great asset for stanford's team as well as the united states. >> do they learn a lot by playing each other? do teams learn by playing each other? is each game -- >> they do. this was the third in a three-game series. the united states did wi

a lot of national analysts consider ron johnson to be the underdog here, something he was not in 2010. it was gove's ce, and ronohne. this election will look different, the issues dfent, national security emerging as a su but these t gentlemen will be back at it again for a couple of debates and a tough race. joyce: mike, tomorrow, we'll get look at where this race stands. >> we will be able to get a better idea of that when new marquette law school poll comes out. joyce: you'll have one of the candidatn upfront this sunday. >> we will have russ feingold on with us for upfront at 9:00 a.m. in the milwaukee mt. kathy: our hot summer continues. mark, it will be steamy the next few days. things up. the entire month, 80 degrees or warmer. it looks like that trend will continue. 87 today. the recordas 97. all nine days in august have been 8 degrees or warmer, a it lks like we may keep that going for a while. it has been a hot summer, you might be saying to yourself. you are right. we hav had five days of highs in the in the 70's, 30 days with in 80's, and 10 days with highs in the 90's. i

we know hillary clinton does her best when she feels like she's the underdog. this is one of those distractions that they just can't afford to have. i'm not calling what's in the e-mails a distraction, i'm saying this is something that is not what they wanted to see after donald trump of course had his very worst week. >> this is horrible for hillary clinton. the the story on the september 22nd, just announcing what the timetable is. then you're going to have more of a drip, drip, drip. like we saw last fall into the winter. of her e-mailings. which led to her 11% untrustworthiness. it will really hurt her, especially as you mentioned with the debates coming. >> i can barely remember back several months. it was the fact of the release more than what was in them at the time that was the problem for her. >> yeah, but it all goes back to that central core issue of her having that server, is she trustworthy. it is going to be -- >> we're going to have more time to talk about this subject, so stick around, appreciate you being here. a lot more going on, including de

. >> your father was a big believer in the underdog. >> we could have picked all great organizations but my dad was always he loved the underdog and i thought here's a nice little organization. >> you told me you looked at upcominupcoming you're looking t organizations and thought because we just posted it, there was a photograph of your dad. >> once they realized it wasn't a friend putting me on i was so excited and thrilled and honored and been typical of me going too far and putting my foot in my mouth i said i can't tell you what a great day this is. [laughter] two days after her father passed away but then i knew when i realized i just said an what i i heard this laughter on the other end. you share your father's -- >> dark humor. >> that's also. but you're concerned about censorship and people in the government telling you what you can and can't say. it taught me a great understanding about the constitutional law in general. they are interested in the language and censorship. the thing that is most important that is a little hint right there. in the first amendment cases in the

. >>> everyone loves an underdog story at the olympics. the women's field hockey team had consecutive upsets, but their olympic dreams are over. germany adds to the lead. 2-1 victory to advance to the semifi four years ago in london, the future looks bright for the u.s. in tokyo come 2020 with field hockey. they've been fun to watch so far this year. >> john, thanks. >>> coming up next on ""nightly news," two major disasters unfolding. and residents fleeing as fast-moving fires destroy homes >>> tonight, relentless disaster. 20,000 rescues as floodwaters carve a deadly path of destruction. emergency shelters packed as we see the mammoth scale of devastation. >>> residents running for their lives as homes burn t firefighters unleash a massive attack. >>> extreme vetting. donald trump's new ideological test for immigrants, what he said today about allowing only people who support our values to enter the u.s. >>> trapped by war. richard engel with a report inside aleppo, treating syria's children who fill bed after bed.

coming up, senator john mccain's underdog primary opponent goes there. >> john mccain is falling down on the job. he's gotten weak, he's gotten old. >> do you feel comfortable diagnosing him on air like this? >> diagnosing him as an 80-year-old man? yes, i do. >> republican kelly ward even makes mention of the average life expectancy, and says the soon to be 80 year-old may not live out his six-year term. this is incredible. coming up, we'll have the very latest on the primary battles ahead. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at lea six blood clotting factors. xarelto® is selective targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting fun

. >>> tonight, mccain's underdog opponent in next week's primary election calling him old. >> just days before the voters go to the polls, kelly ward said his age may be reason to vote him out. >> kevin kennedy spoke with her. >> reporter: she is not backing down. she doubled down on this saying she wants to give the soon to be 80-year-old the retirement. the attacks have been fast and furious. john mccain and kelli ward going after it. >> john mccain has fallen down on the job. he has gotten weak and old. >> reporter: ward saying mccain is basically too old to serve arizona. >> it is a diagnosis anyone can make. you don't have to be a doctor to say john mccain is an 81- year-old man. >> reporter: a tv diagnosis that comes with a second mother told him he should not run this time. >> reporter: it is the latest in a recent political trend. republicans going after hillary clinton questioning her health. parkinsons and epilepsy mentioned. now, ward playing the age card. >> he does not want the contrast of an 80-year-old man who has been in washington almost four decades versus a 47- year-o

mccain: i come here tonight knowing i am the underdog in these final weeks. if you know where to look, there are signs of hope. even in the most unexpected places. even in this room full of proud manhattan democrats. i can't shake that feeling that some people here are pulling for me. [applause] link that some people here are pulling for me. [applause] i am delighted to see you here tonight. >> i was thrilled to get this invitation. i feel right at home here because it is often said i share the politics of alfred e. smith and the ears of alfred newman. it is an honor to be here with al smith. i never knew your great- grandfather. everything senator mccain told me, the two of them had a great time before prohibition. [laughter] >> i am not surprised by the final repeal of the 18th amendment. when this matter was submitted, they would readily see it had no place in our constitution. it would be very difficult if not impossible to explain to those who come to this country to make it their business to seek that no such matter as this is ever again peter sien: you

arena bowl 29, an underdog. arizona at the goal line. the defense comes up big. hollis races the entire length of the football. look at them go for the touchdown. sometimes the ball bounces your way. hops on in the end zone. the soul score, 21-0. the soul win 56-42, their second arena bowl title in franchise history. ♪ >> we are happy for them. friend of ours there. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> finally tonight, what a regal sight. the budweiser clydesdales paraded down the street. if you would like to see these gorgeous animals, along delaware avenue and centric next wednesday at 6:00 p.m., all of it for free. jimmy kimmel live is next at 6:00. "action news" continues tomorrow at 5:30 a.m. for the entire "action news" team, have a great night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- hillary clinton -- and john krasinski -- with cleto and the cletones. and now, pace yourselves, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for com

swimmer ryan murphy sets an olympic record and underdog medalist from cal makes a huge splash with an upset. >>> 20 people show up sick at san francisco hospitals including many children. now we're learning the culprit appears to be candy laced with something that should never have been there. >>> and breaking news here in the east bay. one person dead after an overnight wreck involving a big rig on northbound 880. we'll tell you how this can affect your morning commute on "today in the bay." >> let's get right to that. good morning on "today in the bay." thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. that breaking news is out of hayward this morning. mike is tracking the traffic trouble. >> let's take you right out here for a big look at the bay. the sensors are not showing any slowdown because the traffic is light. traffic is getting by. this crash scene just north of industrial way. it's getting by in just two lanes. half the freeway is blocked by this deadly crash. this is impacting the freeway traffic flow at the scene. for how long and what actually caused

. >> but is he the favorite or the underdog?ls suggest he's an underdog. >> i would say at this point in time if america is looking at the two options it's a binary option, trump is the favorite. >> want to give you a theory. say hello to the folks. i believe trump has nine deadly sins listing all the things he's done and said. we don't have to go through all of them, the e maims a-mails an and whatnot. the speech today, unless he walks them back and said i was doing it for a reason, i want to apologize to the khans, i think the deadly sins stick with him. i don't believe he can go forward without taking two steps back. >> it's my third campaign. unfortunately the first two were losers. i was on mccain and romney. from experience, i will tell you that going back and relitigating old issues never works, one. two, he's not going to do it because he wasn't wrong in any one of those. we can talk about that, we can disagree. reasonable people can. >> then he's not going to win. >> going forward, driving the message home of national s

. >> reporter: now his new campaign manager admitting trump is an underdog. it lights a fire under us and reminds us of what we need to do to get it done. >> reporter: there is still time. the first debate a prime opportunity to turn things around with millions watching. >> i look forward to it. i like being off the cuff. i've been in 11 debates. i never debated before. my whole life is a debate. >> reporter: conway says trump will hold his first debate prep session this weekend. more than a month before the showdown. they've selected someone to play hillary clinto bill clinton saying they will no longer take foreign or corporate donations if hillary clinton is elected president. house republicans have called for an investigation accusing the clinton foundation of being a pay for play operation. the clintons deny that. >> now to california where crews are battling a second major wildfire. in san bernardino some residents are being allowed to return home as the blue cut fire is more under control. that fire is now considered 22% contained. officials still can'