[applause] >> my name is marjah black urn urn -- black urn and i'm from the great state of tennessee. [applause] i want to say to all of you with a warm reception that you have given to us and i want to say a special thank you to mr. trump. focusing on the issues that affect working women is something that is vitally important to each of us standing on the this stage. we come from a variety of backgrounds. we have a nurse, we have farmers, we have ranchers, we have teachers. we have small business owners and entrepreneurs. that's the skill set that we bring to congress and the experience that we draw from and we know that each of you are not like us. those are the experiences that you have. we know that there are issues when it comes to childcare, when it comes to dealing with the work place and just as ivanka said so perfectly. this is a family issue. we know men always want more money. what do women want? more time. [applause] and we are thrilled to finally have a president of the united states who was going to put the focus on working with women to make certain that you can achieve

. >> my grandmother's last wishes were to have her ashes in an urn at arlington national cemetery. >>: but she and the wasps did not qualify for entry into arlington cemetery, so she had to store her grandmother's ashes in a closet. it doesn't seem like a dignified resting place. >> it wasn't but what we had to do. >> reporter: a senator was the first to fly in combat, introduced a bill to allow wasps into arlington. >> the fact they were told they couldn't has them thinking this is one last slap in the face. you know, of sexism, they thought it was over and it was just this one last element of not being treated fairly. >> reporter: her bill was passed and signed into law in five months. the speed of light in politically good locked washington. i see a tattoo on your forearm there. is that the bill. >> this is the bill number, yes. >> this is pretty intense. this is so important and so meaningful and to make it right for her grandmother, that she chose to memorialize it in that way. >> reporter: the ashes were transferred by erin and her mother in an urn. only a hundred wasps are stil

student can say, i'm not going to use my credits at another institution, i want to discharge my loan, urn the proposed regulations for borrower defense which we took public comment on and which are now being finalized, under those proposed rules, students who are eligible for closed school discharge and don't apply those credits in another institution for three years, then become eligible for automatic discharge. then there's another set of students who will be seeking borrower defense. that's about demonstrating that you have been a victim of fraudulent activity by one of the schools. and there, we believe part of what's required is for students to attest that they actually were defrauded by the institution. and again, with respect to 80,000, it's worth point ought that some of those students attended programs where there ere fraud, others did not. >> are there lessons the department has taken from corinthian and i.t.t. that could be used in situations -- situations like this in the future? secretary king: we have been aggressive about reaching out to i.t.t. students to make sure they un

the offensive coordinator said sims has urned the right to start. -- earned the right to start. >> he's an excellent runner, he's short but he's a muscled up guy, he's hard to see and hard to bring down. good quickness and nice vision. protection. >> juz could keep any of these players out sunday. -- injuries could keep any of these players out sunday. ail four did not practice today. how about the third inning today for the race. they were already down seven to nothing when wilson goes teep for a homer making one. then they go back to back to back. miller adding another homer in the eighth. this one going to the yankees 11 - five. we are back in a minute closed captioni is brought to at the breaking news in charlotte. the governor declared a state of emergency and ordered in the national guard. police are telling us one officer and three protestors have been rushed to the hospital. though word on their injuries. >>> the wife of keith lamont scott is appealing for peaceful protests. we will continue to monitor the situation over >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonigh

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to memorialize it in that way. >> reporter: the ashes were transferred by erin and her mother in an urn. only a hundred wasps are still alive. >> we wanted to make this as fast as for those who are still with us. >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish and with it an honor she hadn't asked for -- a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. >>> well, here is a look at this morning's top story now. donald trump and hillary clinton made their case to be commander in chief during a national security forum in new york last night. trump said america's generals have been reduced to rubble by the obama administration and if he wins, he may fire some. clinton said she made a mistake in supporting the 2003 invasion of iraq. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," trump might be the first candidate to actually make money off of his presidential run. >>> plus, a "playboy" model faces possible charges and jail in an alleged case of body shaming. >>> and the backlash over

. >> it does not cover bruises, urns, use of pepper spray or taser guns. may be patterns that differ from different communities. >> reporter: hopes this first step will not be the last. >> we need to get a data-driven way to figure this out. >> reporter: the leader of black lives matter la tells us this is a good way to go forward but they do want a way to end violence. this will be available as early as the spring. >>> tonight actor brad pitt is accused of child abuse stemming from a family fight last week aboard a private jet. tmz reports a witness anonymously reported abuse to the department of child and family services. >> the allegation was that red pit was drinking, possibly smoking weed and went nuts on the plane. and that he physically and verbally abuse the children. >> the fbi is investigating. earlier this week, angelina jolie filed for divorce from bad -- brad pitt. >> these people have been burglarized and now they are hoping some high-tech clues will help crack the case. >> i am still afraid they could come back. >> reporter: holding her son

. >> reporter: the urning from the success -- the warning from the suspect's father who later rewanted his statement so his son was never questioned by the fbi. >> they found that there was not enough there to continue the investigation. >> reporter: the fbi stopped and interviewed his wife at the airport in dubai. she came in at kennedy airport in may of 2014 and then left the airport in june. bottom line investigators say they are now looking to determine who knew what and when. adding that while they are not actively searching for another suspect, they are not ruling anything out. reporting from manhattan, abc7 news. back to you. >> dan: when we see a series of terrorist attacks such as those this past weekend, it is natural to wonder could it happen here? the fbi has given dan noyes and the eye team unprecedented access to the counterterrorism program working to keep people in the bay area safe. >> we process better than a thousand leads per year we receive from the public and from other law enforcement agencies and from the u.s. intelligence community. >> dan: find out how the thr

tell us the heist on his house was done within an hour....and thieves made off with cash, jewelry and urns containing the ashes of his deceased dogs. ((christina gavlak: happened if they were home.")) galvak moved to solera a year and a half ago from north las vegas neighborhood where she says saw its fair share of crime. ((christina gavlak: "this is, this is i think catching up to it.")) which is why she wants neighbors to be vigilant. ((christina gavlak: "i think they need to be aware that thtey can be a little bit more aware of what they need to do as far as locking their doors, not leaving windows open, those types of things.")) ((nia wong)) residents who didn't even know about these burglaries. more on what precautions they're taking at 6. reporting live from anthem. nia wong 8 news now./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the labor day holiday is typically a busy one for presidential candidates... and this year is no different. today... republican donald trump sat down with running mate mike pence during a round table in cleveland to talk about the u-s job market: (( donald trump/(r) system

. >> reporter: the urning from the success -- the warning from the suspect's father who later rewanted his statement so his son was never questioned by the fbi. >> they found that there was not enough there to continue the investigation. >> reporter: the fbi stopped and interviewed his wife at the airport in dubai. she came in at kennedy airport in may of 2014 and then left the airport in june. bottom line investigators say they are now looking to determine who knew what and when. adding that while they are not actively searching for another suspect, they are not ruling anything out. reporting from manhattan, abc7 news. back to you. >> dan: when we see a series of terrorist attacks such as those this past weekend, it is natural to wonder could it happen here? the fbi has given dan noyes and the eye team unprecedented access to the counterterrorism program working to keep people in the bay area safe. >> we process better than a thousand leads per year we receive from the public and from other law enforcement agencies and from the u.s. intelligence community. >> dan: find out how the thr

but he did tell us the heist on with cash, jewelry and urns containing the ashes of his deceased dogs. ((paula mcclurkin: we were coming home from dinner on friday evening,....there were two cop cars on jade sky off to the right hand side as we were coming up the hill. )) paula mcclurkin says she considered her street a safe one. incidents like these are a first for her and her husband. (( paula mcclurkin: "it's scary . i've never been in a situation like this before." )) otheriv christina galvak-say these breakins have the community talking about more ways to protect themselves. ((christina gavlak: "their concerns is they're going to do more in terms of security, locking their doors, putting possible security alarms, getting dogs, those types of things.")) nia wong 8 news now. ((paul joncich)) >> henderson police have not yet responded to our request for more information./// ((christianne klein)) >>> a man police say is armed and dangerous... is still on the run after away friday morning.. after police say he turned his handcuffs until he broke free. perez allegedly stole a truck and

. >> now the corner of his eye he saw what he thought was the vehicle that made a urned turn on the freeway and then went eastbound in the eastbound lanes. >> the driver was taken into custody on suspicion of dui and could face additional charges of endangerment for putting the other drivers at rick. >> a massive fire on the us-60 closed down the freeway backing up traffic for miles. this fire began when a dump truck heading westbound crashed in the east bound lanes of the freeway near alma school. you can see right through the median wall there. the driver, the cars hit the dump truck causing it to catch injuries. traffic narrowed down to one lane. it made the morning commute a crawl. fortunately no one killed. that's a miracle. >>> arizona state senate president andy biggs has won the recount in district 5 for the congressional race. this isthet republican primary. bigdz pulling ahead with 27 votes. giving him a victory over challenger christine jones. it took almost two weeks. little over an hour ago jones conceded the race and spoke to fox 10's marcy jones christine jones came down here

but the head of the teachers union told me tonight he believes right now they will just work urn the last contract. last contract and hopefully just keep negotiating. teachers voted down that 49 percent. that agreement was reached august 29. after 21 hour of tkpwar bar bargaining. with the possibility of a strike on september 21. the contract expired june 30. the big biggest sticking points have been salary and teacher evaluation. both sides are willing to go back to the bargaining table. >> president of the cleveland teachers union released a statement say -lg saying in to see exactly what it is. that the they want. that maybe they can fix and now make this agreement happen. now the school treubgt says it's also prepared to meet with members of the bargaining team. in the days ahead. to try to work out an agreement. >> . they hope voters allow the levy to stay in place. narrow margin. cleveland teachers reject the tentative agreement. >> . narrow. but that statement from the union does indicate there are some serious differences they need to get resolved. >> . right. exactly. it was

also believes his dispatcher maybe urn the spotlight. because she was involved in the rice case. news channel ceo. journalism students at ohio university are calling for the school to remove ails name. from their news room. ails gave a big donation in 2007. to help fund the construction of the news room. but in the wake of the resignation. amid allegations of sexual harassment. the student senate unanimously voted to tell the university to rename the space. local boy. who has faced a very tough road. battled a serious illness had to go through chemotherapy. his wish, as he recovers. to go to disney world. so a special wish teamed up. with the at crocker park. where customers could round up the bill to fund the trip. tonight he learned he was going to the happiest place on earth. enjoy every moment. >> . okay. we have a number of of school closings. at the pwoft of the screen. because of the heat. and here's a look at when we are going to finally see some relief. >> actually a little bit tomorrow. we're tpwoeupbg to take it down. hopefully under 90 degrees. with the help of cloud

american elephant will have disappeared from the wild by the time his daughter, princess charlotte,urns 25. our correspondent has more on that. reporter: they have been part of the african landscape for as long as man can remember. but the future of the african elephant is in danger. they are being hunted without sercy for their tusks, tusk made of ivory, ivory which is one of the most precious commodities in the illegal wildlife trade. ivory which is shift to countries like china, where it is carved into works of art. it is an illegal trade which william determined to stop. he raised it in washington with president obama and in beijing with president xi jinping, and no virgin plans tighter laws -- britain plans tighter laws on the sale of antique ivory, william klesse spoken out with calls for the international commity to do more. prince william: when i was born, there were one million elephants roaming africa. by the time my daughter charlotte was born last year, the number had crashed to just 350,000. and at the current pace of illegal poaching, when charlotte turns 25, the african e

we are in the 40s and some of the cities and surb urns as well. so 48 in concord, new hampshire. 46 i 48 in plymouth. laconia lower 50s. bedford, beverly we dipped into the upper 40s now in norwood and 50s to lower 60s over cape cod this morning. skies are clear. it's going to be beautiful. there are a few clouds that are trying to come in off the ocean out over cape cod but that is about it. a big area of high pressure in control of our weather the next several days. julia, by the way, the updated national hurricane center came out a little early. julia is now a tropical carolina coastline with the areas of heaviest rain out over the ocean. some of that moisture actually may play a role in a bit of our weather come sunday and into the start of next week with some enhanced rainfall here, which will be welcome news. high temperatures today not 90, like we hit yesterday in boston. 67. that is it. we are over 20 degrees cooler today on shore wind, feel of fall in the air, middle to upper 60s at the coast and low 7 be clear and crisp. it's going to be

. >> in this urn was the dust cleaned up from the back of our ambulance. >> reporter: these are photos from their trip. they loaded up their ambulance with supplies and by the time they got to new york city it was dark. >> the craziest thing was how dusty and thick the air was. >> reporter: in the middle of all of the chaos, tim and right away. devastation was everywhere and hotspots kept flaring where the world trade towers would stand. >> you could see pieces and parts of telephones -- a decent sized office phone is pretty big and there was half the key pad with half the numbers gone. >> reporter: they dug and dug through the rubble. >> the hopes were high that we would find this void and there will be 20 guys down there. but no. >> reporter: they worked sun came up the next morning this is what they saw. >> the paper and the dust, the amount of dust was like snow. it was like a heavy snowfall. >> reporter: tim and his crew stayed through september 12th and headed back to ohio after giving it everything they had. a memorial now stands at fire station perry including one of the steel

here are the urn can ind with speeds. up in centennial hills they're the strongest a 25, sweet bowing at 19. but earlier we had gusts that topped 50 miles an hour, spring you the mountain, downtown hernandez, cadence. wait until you see some of these neighborhoods that made to it 6e blowing dust. we'll show you that during the forecast segment. dropped considerably less than 10% valley wide. sandy valley blowing at 20 as is indian springs. top gusts were strong, just not as strong ras they were in town. most communities experienced gusts obvious 40 and zion had a gust of 50 miles per hour. the other weather issue to our east a couple of thunderstorms fired you. they were particularly strong over the lake, dropped small hail and gusty winds. they have since pushed into arizona and utah and will not be a factor for s we'll fill you in. the p. >> jim: now we turn our attention to charlotte, north carolina. where demonstrators are gathering for a third night right now to protest the deadly police shooting. >> marie: happening

elaine harmon's ashes came off the shelf and were transferred by erin and her mother enter a hand-carved urn. only 100 wasps are still alive and now eligible to go into arlington. >> we wanted to make this as right as fast as possible for those still with us. after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honor she hadn't asked for, a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. a >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by coming up, newton targets arizona. when will the storms stop. >>> in need of a kidney to save her life? valley mom needs to find a donor. >> there are so many there who want to make a difference.'s back -- >> someone wants to make a difference. >>> a lot of tropical moisture in southern arizona. the international walsh was moving bank to bank and many people already stocked up on sandbags. we have been tracking what's left of the hurricane.>> not the rain showers across the

elaine harmon's ashes came off the shelf and were transferred by erin and her mother enter a hand-carved urn. only 100 wasps ashes came off the shelf. n and now eligible to go into only 100 wasps are still alive and now eligible to go into arlington. >> we wanted to make this assi righas >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honors she hadn't asked for, a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> a disturbing case of child abuse in longmont. a mother and father are under arrest after their son went to the hospital. >> she blind and has autism. he weighed just 88 pounds. a good thing authorities stepped in when they did. >> reporter: you can definitely say that. according to court documents, the teen was so malnourished when he was brought in, that he was near death. a judge is

told 8 news now the thieves took some cash, jewelry, and urns containing the ashes of his dogs... all within an hour. police say you should lock your doors.. and do not leave windows open. /// sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) a nice labor day holiday... hot enough to enjoy the pool and maybe the bbq.... temps topped out in the mid 90s yesterday ........... some breezes this morning on the west side... sun is finally up and the so cooler temps feel nice. ........................ now some cooler 60s showing up around the valley. the air is still very dry. .............. sunny skies and mid 90s again.... with a steady warm-up through the week. demetria, how are the college. the spaghetti bowl is packed with traffic this morning as many make their way back into work after the holiday. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// brian loftus the search for a murder suspect who escaped from custody. kirsten joyce >> 25-year-old alonso perez, was last seen in an interview room inside the north las vegas police department on friday. 8 news now r the latest. good morning michael? ((michael

elaine harmon's ashes came off the shelf and were transferred by erin and her mother enter a hand-carved urn. only 100 wasps are still alive and now eligible to go into arlington. >> we wanted to make this as right as fast as possible for those still with us. >> reporter: a year and ha elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honor she hadn't asked for, a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. a >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh and its all caught on video. the bold move that led to the escape... and what north las vegas officers are doing to make sure this doesn't happen again. ((paul joncich)) >>> the race to replace harry reid... is an expensive one. the millions of dollars already spent on the senate race alone... and the negative tone now dominating the airwaves. ((denise valdez)) >>> the date is set! when lucky dragon is expected to open... making it the first casino

he told 8 news now the thieves took some cash, jewelry, and urns containing the ashes of his dogs... all within an hour. lock your doors.. and do not leave windows open. /// >>> let's get a check of the roads with demetria. /// >>> let's send it over to demetria ((demetria obilor)) the mlk on-ramp to northbound 95 is closed right now for construction. use rancho as an alternate. rancho will close down intermittently from nine pm to 6am through september 15. <<< >>> <<< >>> >>> back to you./// ((brian loftus)) >>> this morning, the surge to the finish line is underway as hillary clinton and donald trump stump for votes today in key battleground states. ((kirsten joyce)) >> both candidates courted workers in ohio yesterday and gave interviews with reporters aboard their private plans. hena daniels has the latest from the campaign trail. hillary clinton enters the final stretch of the election season...promising the media -nats- the democratic nominee traveled aboard her new plane to illinois and ohio on labor day yesterday... this time with reporters eager to ask her about the fbi inve

elaine harmon's ashes came off the shelf and were transferred by erin and her mother enter a hand-carved urn. only 100 wasps are still alive and now eligible to go into arlington. >> we wanted to make this as right as fast as possible for those still with us. >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish, and with it an honor she hadn't asked for, a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, alington national cemetery. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org rocked the force.. and spread to other bay area departments. the >>> breaking news. a dozen oakland officers facing discipline for the sex scandal that rocked the force and spread to other bay area departments. the mayor saying moments ago she hopes the punishment will send a clear message. let's get right to kpix 5's christin ayers live at oakland city hall. christin. >> reporter: that bombshell being d

reporter: elaine harmon's ashes came off the shelf transferred by erin and her mother into a handcarved urn. only 100 wasps are still alive and eligible to be inurned at arlington. >> we want to make sure we made this right as fast as possible for those that are still with us. >> reporter: a year and a half was granted her last wish. and with it an honor she hadn't asked for. a fly-over by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington, national cemetery. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new >>> this is the "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm vladamir dut tichlt er. capitol hill was abuzz when florida congressman david jolly showed up on the house floor with a container of mosquitoes. ma not funding the fight against the zika virus. turns out, mosquito larva and not mosquitoes they weren't infected with zika any way. in florida the virus spread. 56 confirmed cases

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you will hear all the urn complaints, freedom of speech, et cetera. john: freedom of speech et cetera, like it's an unimportant annoying thing. but this 17-year-old wrote, why should government decide which ideas are good or bad. activists today call for restriction of hate speech against same-sex couples. they forget this is the same government that used to run anti-gay psas. like this one. >> the symptoms are not visible like smallpox, a sickness of the minds. ralph was a homosexual. one never knows what the homosexual is about. he may appear normal. and it may be too late when you discover he's mentally ill. john: during the cold war the american right stifled political opposition. today the left has emerged as speech totalitarians. silencing dissent and destroying careers over jokes. the oppressed of yesterday have become the oppressors of today. free speech is an indispensable element of our liberty no matter how wrong we think someone is he should be free to speak as he choose. colin, around home schooled student. i'm noticing a high percentage

reporter: elaine harmon's ashes came off the shelf transferred by erin and her mother into a handcarved urn. only 100 wasps are still alive and eligible to be inurned at arlington. >> we want to make sure we made this right as fast as possible for those that are still with us. >> reporter: a year and a half after she passed away at 95, she was granted her last wish. and with it an honor she hadn't asked for. a fly-over by world war ii vintage planes. david martin, cbs news, arlington, national cemetery. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new >>> this is the "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news, i'm vladamir dut tichlt ers. capitol hill was abuzz when florida congressman david jolly showed up on the house floor with a container of mosquitoes. making a point about congress not funding the fight against the zika virus. turns out, mosquito larva and not mosquitoes they weren't infected with z

elaine harmon's ashes came off the shelf and were transferred by erin and her mother into a handcarved urn. only 100 wasps are still alive and now eligible to be inurned at arlington.?sot? mcsall wanted to make this right as fast as possible for those that are still with us, so they would know, when they pass on, wherever they choose to be buried, that they have the same rights as the men who served alongside them that were in similar situations. ?narr? a year and a half after she passed away at 95, elaine harmon was granted her last wish and with it an honor she hadn't asked for -- a flyover by world war ii vintage planes. dm, cbs news, arlington it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the latest features on the new version of the i-phone that have some buyers worried. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. jobs to 12 different countries. so don't believe the hat. you can't make america great aga