you'd have the people, of course, who would be saying, "it's unnatural." ... but i think the people who are objecting to accessibility wouldn't think about accessibility problems because this is a special use for special people who are going to do something very special and it's bold and it's noble and we would cheer as they got their arms cut off and implanted with chompy claws and things. right? intuitions are intuitions. they don't always make sense. i think you can get them to flip away if you say, "well, they're using it to go to mars. if you went to mars, we'd give you the same clompy, clampy claws and things." at the same time, then, if we say, "now, we're going to open it up and anybody in american is going to be able to get, if they can afford it, clampy claws." people in honduras, you just can't afford it. even though it would help you a lot. you'd be able to do a lot more work or you'd be able to get to where you need to go faster on these bad issues are a real concern. we've had the same accessibility issues for drugs. we've been able to pressure c

we had an unnaturally large state in 2007. we accelerated his recovery.g has more to do with that. no doubt trump is doing fairly well in states like ohio and iowa. i have my money and hillary clinton to win this narrowly. her junior, colorado, florida. even before tonight and she probably helped resolve a great deal. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i don't have anything to add beyond what she said tonight. [inaudible] there's a lot of untruths that were uttered that we will have a few days to pour over a period that i don't imagine -- i would say the undecided voters that is still out there. >> by the very strategy with a barely early on talking about the economy and seem to respond. >> this is a very unprotect double person. i find that what gets under his skin -- [inaudible] our goal was to get the audience watching, given opportunity for for her to talk about the economy and that is what she was repaired to do. his reactions are his reactions. how did you see that exchange? >> we feel good about that. we feel good about that exc

it's so unnatural it's heartbreaking and unnatural. it's a nightmare. kennedy: gillian would you go to north korea with michael? >> i would like to go, if you have a way in. it's easy to laugh at this because these websites are ridiculous. but they have 20-25 million people and a handful of a thousand have internet access? but they love to talk about free internet access to those 28 websites. a computer if you want to own one cost more than half your annual salary. kennedy: more death and dying than we thought possible. thank you for being here. cool. coming up, is hillary clinton dumping tim kaine as her running mate? kennedy: i know you were told there would be cake. but we have news and sweet and creamy absurdity. you don't need cake. you are trying to get to your bikini weight. this is the "topical storm." topic number one. in a desperate attempt to be funny and relevant hillary clinton tried to follow in president obama's successful comedic footsteps. did she pull it off? zach is really funny. >> as secretary how many words per minute did you type

that natural beauty is overcome by an unnatural act. >> we treasure our mountains an are parker for someone to go up there in spray paint on them must repent on mother nature in our backyard in colorado, it's not something we like. >> vandals sprayed their disregard. this public parks in the black paint. they take the least for trees and sidewalks. we found another place where graffiti artist used as a canvas. camera spray painting crock -- crop outlook things. and organ vandals have toppled rock formation that stood for thousands of years. >> instead to see that somebody would destroy nature. hikers say it said that they treat god's country like a run down inner-city la. >> we live in such a beautiful state. is the reason for it. investigators what you'd pay attention to this one take in particular. they hope to bring in big trouble. >> this not just a slap on the wrist. the cost bring back to its natural state were people and animals play freely in a playground that earth thousands of years to create. >> they don't even know if the spray paint can be removed from the trees and rocks. did

in unnatural food combinations. i mean, who made a taco shell out of doritos? we did! who put pizza flavoring on potato chips? we did! and, damnit, have we forgotten the double down-- bacon and cheese between two pieces of deep-fried chicken! ( cheers and applause ) have we forgotten! who thought that was a good idea? certainly not our next of kin. and why do you think the pilgrims kale over here in the first place? not for religious freedom, but so on thanksgiving they could stuff a chicken inside a duck inside a turkey without the king's permission! i'm calling on all our nation's top scientists to stop whatever you're doing and invent new, unnatural food combination to make us proud. i don't care what it is. combine lamb chops with a slurpee! pipe gravy into a twinkie! make beef stroganoff into fruit put cheese on anything that doesn't have cheese on it already. good luck finding it! because, in the words of robert f. kennedy, "some men see things as they are and say why? i dream things that never were and say 'i'd put that in my mouth.'" ( laughter ) ( applause ) a

it's so unnatural it's heartbreaking and unnatural. it's a nightmare. kennedy: gillian would you go to north korea with michael? >> i would like to go, if you have a way in. it's easy to laugh at this because these websites are ridiculous. but they have 20-25 million people and a handful of a thousand have internet access? but they love to talk about free internet access to those 28 websites. a computer if you want to own one cost more than half your annual salary. kennedy: more death and dying than we thought possible. thank you for being here. cool. coming up, is hillary clinton dumping tim kaine as her running mate? no, but wouldn't that be amazing? "topical storm" is next. stay here. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the

it's so unnatural it's heartbreaking and unnatural. it's a nightmare.lian would you go to north korea with michael? >> i would like to go, if you have a way in. it's easy to laugh at this because these websites are ridiculous. but they have 20-25 million people and a handful of a thousand have internet access? but they love to talk about free internet access to those 28 websites. a computer if you want to own one cost more than half your annual salary. kennedy: more death and dying than we thought possible. thank you for being here. cool. coming up, is hillary clinton dumping tim kaine as her running mate? this man creates software, used by this bank, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician, who works across the street from this man, who creates software. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. kennedy: i know you were told there w

it's so unnatural it's heartbreaking and unnatural. it's a nightmare. kennedy: gillian would you go to north korea with michael? >> i would like to go, if you have a way in. it's easy to laugh at this because these websites are ridiculous. but they have 20-25 million people and a handful of a thousand have internet access? but they love to talk about free internet access to those 28 websites. a computer if you want to own one cost more than half your annual salary. kennedy: more death and dying than we thought possible. thank you for being here. cool. coming up, is hillary clinton dumping tim kaine as her running mate? ♪ there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $369 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. seconds can mean the difference bet

terry, you have essentially wrote the book on flooding and other natural -- unnatural disasters. tell us what -- bring some perspective to this. did you expect that kind of water at th thing to attain. there were similarities between 2008 and this year in terms of how much rain fell upstream that set this up months ahead of time. then we had one big event that came down and put the thing into orbit. so that's one of the things i talk about in there, along with some of the other historical floods that have occurred in cedar rapids. the biggest thing is this is the second largest flood on the cedar rapids and we are going once we get to that level, we will be there for about 60 hours. that's what's to come. you can see 2008. that 31.1-foot level. you know, that crest there was never ever projected to go higher than 27 feet. and it ended up at 31.1. so there was so much water coming in, they never did catch up to that one. the other floods are around 19 to 20 feet, and one of those goes all the way back to 1851. so it's pretty remarkable that we are in s we have records that go back

my senses are unusually-- well, one could even say unnaturally-- keen. (coughing) and ours is an era of distraction. it's, uh, a punishing drumbeat of constant input. this-this cacophony which follows us into our homes and into our beds

it's unnatural... save us all. ((paul joncich)) >> but jaylene is all for it saying "this is amazingly cool... i freaking love science!" you can sound off at six facebook page./// ((paul joncich)) >>> finally tonight... the world's most famous mobster.. is getting a little love at the mob museum. ((denise valdez)) >> starting tomorrow.. you can check out al canpone's gun at the mob museum on stewart avenue. the gun.. which is a smith and wesson 38 caliber revolver was confiscated by the feds back in 1928. it's unclear if the gun was used... in any famous mob shootouts.../// ((paul joncich)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news >> be sure to watch 8 news now at 11... ardy! please welcome today's contestants -- a business analyst from houston, texas... a yarn purveyor from albany, oregon... and our returning champion, and now here is the host of jeopardy, alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. if i were going to compete in a team trivia contest, i'd be very happy having seth as my partner, because so

any woman using unnatural powers or secret art is to be put to dakota. that pretty much covers woman i know. when massachusetts established a legal code first capitol crime was adultery and second was witchcraft so you know blasphemy next and murder after blays pany. in years since laws have been caught iffyed massachusetts, however, had hanged only six. so besides the mystery of the salem symptom is really a greater mystery, why in 1692 the hasty and merciless prosecution? the charges were familiar from earlier cases. casting spell on livestock was a common one and enchanted fireplace and wagon, they sent dishes sailing. they bid and claw and bludgeon anyone who refuse to sign devil's book cut us from an early english case. accused women did not farewell and why riding a pig? oh, they're not riding a pig, oh, no they seem to have gone away. oh, well. should have been riding below that. some witchcraft is clearly u at work here accused ofbq witches and do a great deal of flying down chimney and over apple tree ultimately to a diabolical sabbath and engli

he's a very outdoorsy guy coming in to an unnatural setting for him. he doesn't even recognize the workplace, and right out of the gate, they don't recognize him. what's his digital media footprint? he has no twitter, no facebook. stephen fry: that generation's grown up knowing nothing other than the internet and social media. it's time they've had a little bit of a slapping, isn't it? those young kids, they... they're smart, yes, but they don't know what to write about. yeah, i've seen the web site. best three ways to drink your own urine? there is no best way. both: you just drink it! shaun brown: it's a really cool blending of the generations and kind of having that conversation happen on both sides. you guys don't know what it's like to look at a creature all: yeah, we do. we will give the useless millennial point of view a little credence. (laughs) shh. hey! go back to your phones. they're smarter than you think they are. they hustle and know how to make money. which is why i can charge $12 for ironic spam sandwiches. i think it's really relatable

be a far as moving forward, the mother should bury their child is in a natural occurrence is an unnatural situation for a mom t bury her child.i >> no arrest has been made in either case, if you have e you're asked to call crime stoppers. reward of up to $2,500 or offered for information leading ofof the arrest and indictment those responsible so if you hav the final g-20 summit or president obama is an interesting one.o freddie mercury would have been 70 years old when i was a teenager i went to seeee clean and freddie mercury, i remember that it was lots of fun it was a fun concert.t. you always remember the first concert what was your first concert?ame >> bare naked ladies they put o a why do i ask? >> they put on a very elaborate theatrical show it was my first real concert. >> my first was the jackson five,e, edison theatre and this from burke lakefront, you can see the blue angels and now things are going to be winding down and were going to hear a lot of those planes g taken off the station we are very close t burke lakefront, the end of labor day period between six and 10:00 p.m.

distinct advantage in these products over conventional soap and water, why should we be putting an unnatural chemical in large amounts into the environment? >> reporter: the cleaning products industry, not giving up. its trade group saying their antibacterial washes are "safe and effective products," and that manufacturers will provide more research to "fill data gaps identified by the fda." some manufacturers began phasing the new standards. >> kayna, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the danger at the school bus stop. children struck and injured getting on and off the bus. drivers not paying attention to the flashing red lights. hundreds of tickets already written in one city alone. >>> and, we'll take you inside the rubble for a miracle moment. a beloved pet pulled from the debris, nine days after the devastating earthquake in italy. the owners who say they never gave up. once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospi

at lawson's, dig into the unnaturally fluffy insanely delicious and a tickeddictive e salad sandwicheselicious and looks enticing. in the tiny microneighborhood, all is quiet. amazingly, in the pinball machine of a city, green. he lives near here and love this is place. to enjoy family members and friends. >> that's all of the people from the u.s. if they talk too much or didn't understand how to eat sushi. if they did not eat, we will never have a relationship. that's it. it's the end. per are they don't serve high end sushi or elaborate fare. it's almost like hipster tempura. he orders up shrimp and basil and october pus and pickled quail eggs to be filled with many things. for us, it's squid and brushed with worst shirt sauce. >> that's awesome. >> i have been coming here for many times, but this is the first time to eat. i love this. >> you lived in new york 14 or -- >> 27 years. >> that are changes a person. >> very much. >> you are a new yorker now. >> what was the hardest thing to get used to? >> the culture. it's so much different between the u.s. and here. manhattan is so inte

>> just on the lookout for it, category of unnatural acts. >> i say so. >> amen. >> preach. >>> coming up, an abc news exclusive with president obama, our own robin robert goes one-on-one with the president and growing tension with police as well as how all americans can help to bridge the growing racial divide. >>> just days away from the first one-on-one presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton, politics are kicking into high gear across battleground states like ohio in on the actionment remember, find us on facebook, wnnfans.com and on twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news >>> back to breaking news in charlotte. protests continue past the midnight curfew. >> people protesting the police-involved shooting of keith scott. the family viewed video of the shooting, and an tern for family say scott's hands were by his side as he was slowly walking backwards when he was shot. police have a different account of that. they say he was holding a gun, and the police chief so far refused demands that the video be made public. >>> president obama is now weighing in on t

is an unnatural situation for a mom to bury her child. either case to anyone with any information is asked to call crime stoppers. >> everything going home. we will get this. we will catch them. >> rewards of up to $2,500 are being offered for information leading to the arrest and indictment of those responsible for if you have any information about these crimes please call crime stoppers. >> a scary scene at a cleveland labor day tradition a contestant in an annual greasy pole fell during the competition today. this video of the accident was sent to us by a fox 8 the orbit the man was trying to pull himself up. he slips and falls to paramedics attended to the man on the scene and we are told he gave a thumbs up as they wheeled him away on a gurney. no word on his condition tonight. >> the stanford university swimmer convicted of rape is brock turner was seen walking around the backyard of his family's home in sugarcreek township near dayton. he was released from jail friday after serving three months for sexual assaulted an unconscious w

distinct advantage in these products over conventional soap and water, why should we be putting an unnatural chemical in large amounts into the environment? the ban does not affect antibacterial products used in hospitals or consumer hand sanitizers--which are mostly alcohol-based. this morning two pre-school kids have a lot of explaining to do. police say they took their parents' car and crashed want to visit their grandma! neighbors say they heard a loud sound and ran to see what the commotion was..eventually finding two banged- up cars... 0:32 (annemarie warren / neighbor) (1:57 i hold the kids both in their hands and i said, 'where's your mom?' 'sleeping. i want to go to my grandma's house.') detectives say the kids are just three and five years old... they managed to start the s-u-v, get it out of their driveway and into the nearby no one was seriously hurt in crash. kids are back in school....but there is one danger that's becoming more common. up next -- just how many drivers ignore those red flashing lights on school buses -- hitting kids! and -- what's being done to catch those offe

i'm calling on all our nation's top scientists to stop whatever you're doing and invent new, unnatural food combination to make us proud. i don't care what it is. combine lamb chops with a slurpee! pipe gravy into a twinkie! make beef stroganoff into fruit rollups! call them fruit strog-offs! put cheese on anything that doesn't have cheese on it already. good luck finding it! because, in the words of robert f. kennedy, "some men see things as they are and say why? i dream things that never were and say 'i'd put that in my mouth.'" ( laughter ) ( applause ) and now, say hi to something that is natural and delicious-- jon batiste and stay human, >> stephen: da-da-ca-da. that was the battle hymn of the public. thank you very much. i see you have a very special guest with you tonight. do you want to tell the good people who you are honored to have the legendary nile rodgers in the the house. >> stephen: thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: he's headline lining? "freak out let's dance," on saturday october 8 at forest hills stadiums in queens. >>

distinct advantage in these products over conventional soap and water, why should we be putting an unnatural chemical in large amounts into the environment? the ban does not affect antibacterial products used in hospitals or consumer hand sanitizers--which are mostly kids have a lot of explaining to do. police say they took their parents' car and crashed it...but the kids say they just want to visit their grandma! neighbors say they heard a loud sound and ran to see what the commotion was..eventually finding two banged- up cars... 0:32 (annemarie warren / neighbor) (1:57 i hold the kids both in their hands and i said, 'where's your mom?' 'sleeping. i want to go to my grandma's house.') detectives say the kids are just three and five years old... s-u-v, get it out of their driveway and into the nearby intersection... t-boning another driver. no one was seriously hurt in crash. 034 ...that car more and more children are getting hit by drivers blowing right by school buses ignoring signs and flashing lights. almost a thousand citations reckless drivers in austin, texas. a survey of bus drivers

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leadought hillary clinton's was unnaturally high.t have that state in the country right now. there have some very remarkable shifts that the clinton campaign should be troubled about. we have an ohio poll has trump leading by five points. that is a significant margin. in the last 40 minutes, 2 new polls by cnn show trump leading by four points in ohio and a three point in florida. clinton has been leading for the most part in florida. clinton, not win if he wins the romney states. recentclinton's two stumbles in favor of trump. it's certainly something to watch. you can understand why the clinton folks may not feel particularly safe and secure with the polls. scarlet: there is momentum in a trump's camp. is this more reflection of hillary clinton faltering or trump gaining? hillary clinton stumbled at a 9/11 event and had to us was that she had pneumonia. >> that is the big caveat. these polls were taken over a bad stretch for hillary clinton, where she had 2 errors about handling of the health incident. she will probably be fine. en

there sure from lightning strikes, but they don't have lightning this time of the year so these are unnatural fires unfortunately. >> that's a shame. >> folks are doing a lot of cleveland live tower cam. the clouds out there are high thin clouds. they will not hurt you, i promise. there's not going to be any rain there. it'll be a nice sunset as well. so get out and enjoy it. it is warm everywhere you go. here is our current radar screen. dry for hundreds of miles. the nearest rain is way out here 400 miles away. currently middle 80s. akron and canton 87. dover-new philly slightly cooler lake side because of a little front that has dropped in. is dropping in across the south shore. again they are looking real good if you want to go to the ball game tonight. temps mainly in the 70s until the later innings of the ball game and then we cool down to 68. still a comfortable night to root on our first place cleveland indians. lower 80s to the mid-70s. by 10:00 p.m. the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. it is all about the high pressure. currently in control, bringing in the warmth and the dryness. here

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let's step back and realize how unnatural and weird this all is. >> it's unnatural and weird unless you have followed donald trump's not only campaign but followed his career. he is the central figure in our bonfire of the vanities. this is how he's operated. nobody should be shocked this morning. this is how he's operated for 40 years. it's how he's going to operate for the rest of his life. >> he's selling himself and sell himself -- >> in a reality tv show world. >> someone pointed out the other day when he was talking about these junk online polls. look at the drudge report poll and other various online polls with zero scientific merit. that's another thing advisers cannot get through to him. the polls mean nothing. he does not distinguish between a scientific poll and a drudge report. it's like a movie review from an online publication that has no reputation, five stars. >> you're so right, jeremy. there's a culture inside of the trump campaign that the candidate says snap polls are the truth and that they are reflective of reality. that's the reality of the trump campaign. that's

has been stepping up its defense of apple calling the eu a super unnatural tax authority, indicatinghe are overstepping their bounds. what do we hear from yet if it's government today? >> they are not happy. you have to be careful calling them a defense of apple. they are interested in is insuring the tax is paid in the u.s. every dollar that apple pays in tax overseas is deducted from the taxing me have to pay in the u.s. should they ever repay trade their funds. $14 million going to ireland, that is $14.5 billion not going to the irs. emily: we mention that apple is fighting this ruling and ireland is fighting this as well. why wouldn't ireland want to from the richest company in the world? they point out the opposition party would like to see just that. >> why don't you just accept the money and shut up? 13 billion euros plus interest is a lot of money. >> because as a minister of finance, i have a responsibility of advising the government on these matters. this is a government that a rescued ireland from the verge of bankruptcy from 2011 on. it is fundamental to our economic poli