report says that mechanical issues and crew scheduling are the leading caus of flight delays in the ushe, t airline miscues. we still have a chance of rainfall. >> most of it is east of 77 and the next couple hours to stay that way we have no watches/warnings. earlier a brief storm went through about 5:45 p.m. outside of the studio and since then we've had sunshine. storms with a downpour near maple heights also twinsburg an bainbridge. and just south of the turnpike near garretsville. it is heading into mahoning county.. and then also near andover. that is moving off most of the 165 lightning strikes are in ashland and portland county. we had some sunshine today these spotty showers/storms will continue to linger over the nex several hoursrs. hopkins anyone with a high today of 92 the 24th day of 90 plus. a few gradually clearing skies tomorrow, mostly dry sunshine day. tonight about 70 with some gradual clearing tomorrow low t mid 80s, it will be warm with lowered dew points. friday night touchdown, week number one, it is looking awesome.t there are some games this evening. saturday an

my walls are on the ush can. my carpet. everything. marci: the president talking with owners of the 60,000 homes that were damaged more than a week ago in worst natural disaster in this country since super storm sandy. the fast-rising water blamed for 13 deaths, 30,000 rescues with 2,600 people now still living in shelters. president obama: what i want people of louisiana to know is you are not alone on this. even after the tv cameras leave, the whole country is going to continue to support you folks back in their homes. and lives are rebuilt. marci: while praise for the federal aid already coming in, the sharp contrast to fema response to katrina, president obama facing criticism. donald trump who visited baton rouge last week among those saying the president should have cut his vacation short to make this trip sooner. yeah, but the governor of louisiana disagrees saying an earlier visit would have taken away resources from the recovery efforts which are still far from over. live in baton rouge, marci gonzalez, abc7 news. jonathan: th

there was another party that we want to know about, joey faton was there, giving ushe >> we we there for jt's birthday and we drank a lot. >> dinner and had a cake and kind of reminisced and hung out. >> loif that you guys are still so cloe. that's why you're better than one direction. >> we actually do legittmately like each other. we were never really put together per se. so it was never like you look like a good-looking guy, that's the young one and the dumb one. we didn't leave on a bad note. >> would you guys do a reunio it's for us, everybody is doing own thing. i'm selling hot do >> joey shamelessly promoting his restaurant, fat one. it's perfect with what premiere of an animated food comedy. and while "sausage party" looks like a kid's movie, it certainly is not. >> this is one you want to bring the kids to. >> you definitely don't. but in jun raunchy and disturbing for kids trai for the film accidentally ran before a "finding dory" screening packed with children. >> i would love to talk to those kids. if you're watching and you're the parents of any of these children, contac

. >> reporter: the letter said such an announcement could ush in a new stage of human wisdom and achieve miracle, a world without nuclear weapons. nhk world, nagasaki. >>> coming up on friday, our series on the legacy of the bombings continues. we'll meet a survivor who's inspired by obama to tell his story to schoolchildren. >>> moving on to business news now. officials at the bank of japan have begun implementing an additional monetary easing measure to shore up the economy. ai joins us now from the business team. good morning. so the additional measure comes after a boj meeting last week. get us up to speed. >> exactly.icymakers expect the measure will help achieve their goals, including their 2% inflation target. the boj has made its first purchase of those etfs since the new largest scale was announced. the bank bought about $342 million of the securities wednesday. the bank announced it would increase its annual etf purchase to about $59 billion. each purchase has been between 326 million and 346 million dollars. to achieve the new target, the boj is expected to buy etfs more frequ

. >>> now to decision 2016 and donald trump's ush for pennsylvania. >> he sent running mate mike penceur area. he made a stop at tech tube in king of prussia yesterday. pence visited a bucks county manufacturing plant where he said donald trump is committed to getting more americans back to work. >> donald trump is going to roll his sleeves up and make sure that trade agreements with the american people work for the american worker first. >> pence also made a quick stop for a haircut. he visited jone's barber and hairstyle on main street in norristown. >>> donald trump will hold rallies in jackson, florida and in mississippi. he's been softening his pledge to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. >> he said he's not looking to hurt people. he just wants, quote, great people in the country. he slammed hillary clinton's stand on immigration. >> she has said she's going to give massive amnesty in her first 100 days. she wants to gut immigration enforcement. the immigration people do such a great job but they have no leadership at the top. >> trump is expected to unveil his full immig

>> says he supports a player wh refuses to stand up for the national anthem as dave nethers joins ushe from browns headquarters where he remains a special advisor to the team. that player that he says he supports hisis quarterback coli kaepernick. who is refusing to stand during the national anthe as a demonstration against what brutality. we know that jim brown has never shied away from taking the stand on social issues using his opposition to draw attention to try to advanc issues that includead racial inequality. colin kaepernick refused to stand during the anthem andd the games because he says thehe flag stands for libe and happen for all people, speaking on the nfl network, jim brown said that while he does not agree with his method he appliances message in error browns camp starting quarterback robert griffin iii says he respects jim brown tremendously and can judge judges san francisco careerboard here is what jim brown had to say.ts >> he makes all the sensible world he world he is within his telling the 's truth as he sees in color and i stance on american flag i can judge her

able to group our americans together with a whole host of others, about 25 million and that gives ushe t negotiating power to get lower prices for all of the users. >> that makes sense to a certain extent but i think about my insurance company. they probably have 25 million members too, or a walmart or cvs or that could push for lower prices, what gives you a leg up over those prices. >> theth oer players are focused on your entire -- what is referred to in the insurance industry as book of business. they are not focused on the out of pocket price you pay when you go to your pharmacy. blink health is the first company and exclusively focused on making sure when our members go to the pharmacy they are getting the lowest price possible. >> ho cwome nobody else does that? >> there hasn't been any information that is focused on patient out-of-pocket expenses. as my brother was talking about. insurance companies are focused on the catastrophic expenses and with the afokd care act out-of-pocket expenses were growing and we recognized an opportunity to represent patients at the out of pocket

it's not the object ush that matter but i think he understands, look, we're in a general election. if i stay on the primary, i'm at 35%. >> thank you, kristen solstis. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll get into this with all of our political panel. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >>> less than 75 days to election day and an exchange of barbs. let's get to my panel. political commentator danielle mclachlin. thanks for being here. >> good to be here. >> it certainly seems there was a lot of bloodshed at the end of the week. what do you think. >> let's understand why we're having this conversation. hillary clinton had a bad week. we have in evidence of pay for play. new e-mails. trump is making minority outreach and this is a situation where the democrats go back to their play book, they like to play their favorite game and obviously when we're talking about racism

for enforcement, particularly during has ush administration, been too lax. investments at home that would make us more competitive have completely blocked in congress. nd american work ers and communities have paid the price. but the answer is not to rant rave or cut ourselves off from the world. that would end up killing even more jobs. answer is to finally make rade work for us, not against us. so my message -- [applause] my message to every worker in is igan and across america this: i will stop any trade deal holds down obs or wages, including the transpacific partnership. [cheering and applause] i oppose it now. i will oppose it after the election. i'll oppose it as president. as a senator from new york, i to defend new york manufacturers and steel makers chinese trading ractices, and i opposed the only multilateral trade deal that came before the senate hile i was there, because it didn't meet my high bar. and as secretary of state, i fought hard for american to get a fair shot around the world and to stop trading practices like currency manipulation an

it's not the object ush that matter but i think he understands, look, we're in a general election. if i stay on the primary, i'm at 35%. >> thank you, kristen solstis. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll get into this with all of our political panel. coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] my eyelove is finding a ♪"all yodifferent angle.plays my eyelove is season 1, episode 1. my eyelove is making a story come alive. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor about dry eyes that interrupt the things you love. because if your e

america deserves someone that bring ushe job done, together and not terrorists apart, and give jobs tod-working americans. i'm asking you to join -- and not tear us apart. give jobs to working class americans. i'm asking you to join right now. go to hillary clinton.com. we are hiring organizers right here in pennsylvania and across the country. we are going to run a bidders campaign across pennsylvania -- a rigorous campaign across pennsylvania. we are going to build a future that you and your family deserves. , am sure we can do this especially with this man of fighting alongside us like he always has. scranton, please, let us give it up for the vice resident of the united states, joe biden. [applause] [cheering] vice president biden: hello folks. it is good to be home. folks, let me tell you what scranton deserves. >> we love you, joe. vice president biden: well, thank you. scranton deserves what it has always deserved, because it is made up of so many people with ceat and courage -- grit and ourage. i mean it with all of my heart good they are filled with grit, courage, and determin

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it's not the object ush that matter but i think he understands, look, we're in a general election. if i stay on the primary, i'm at 35%. >> thank you, kristen solstis. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll get into this with all of our political panel. will things get tighter in this race as "justice" rolls on. [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. was always on my mind. so i asked a dermatologist about aczone dapsone gel 7.5%. i apply it once a day, any time. aczone gel 7.5% is fda approved for the topical treatment of acne for people 12 years and older. aczone gel is a once-a-day acne treatment with clinically proven results. in clinical trials, acne got better for people using aczone gel in just 12 weeks. aczone gel may cause the serious side effect of methemoglobinemia, which decreases oxygen in your blood. stop taking aczone gel and get medical help right away if your lips, mouth, or nails turn grey or blue. talk to your doctor if you have g6pd deficiency. using ben

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joe or pie you is facing legal ush shus right now.eral judge is recommending criminal attempt charges against a long time metro phoenix sheriff for ignoring a court order in a racial profiling case. the sheriff could be forced from office if convicted of a felony. though the case could almost be pursued as a misdemeanor. 84-year-old arpaio speaking a seventh term this year. >>> the time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we face today. i call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme, extreme vetting. our country has enough problems. we don't need more. and these are problems like we've never had before. >> that's donald trump in ohio earlier this week laying out his plans to fight terrorism. the republican presidential nominee vowing to significantly overhaul the country's immigrant screening process. his remarks come as the pentagon sends 15 high risk gitmo detainees to the united arab emirates this week making this the largest single release so far during the obama white house. brid jit ga bridget gabrielle is t

once the conversation really starts to narrow to the ush shus that are polling the highest with the americanhink we're going to see the numbers get a little bit closer. so from my perspective i think that none of -- neither of the candidates should narrow themselves down to any state because the numbers are going to change in a lot of areas and keep your options open. >> sean, in the interest of time, last word. >> well, i think i are garland, this is a wide open field. this is not traditional in any sense. so there's going to be a lot of interesting states to watch. >> not traditional and not boring. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. we hope to have you back. >> glad to be here. >>> our breaking news coverage continues. another train attack in europe. six injured on a train in switzerland. is a knife wielding man sets the train car on fire and stabs others. live to switzerland when we come back. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asth

because if you haven't been to the border, ush bushes in different hilingts. if you're a hezbollah fighter, as happened in 2006, they can infiltrate if they want to. people talk about tunls. maybe there are tunls but they don't really need the tunnels. there is a lot of topography that they can use in their advantage. that's why the idea has changed. also, jaust lot of training. the next it will be a much bigger war. we need to train our soldiers, reservists train a lot. that's the situation. >> thanks. >> you're asking about in general the lebnies community if they believe that hezbollah is protecting the border. they still believe that hezbollah is protecting the border. but they're starting to realize that it's not just about the borders. they're starting to realize that this is hurting lebanon instead of -- isolating also lebanon. about the voices, talking about eople criticizing hezbollah. it's, if you look at established media you have a lot of people criticizing hezbollah. not like the usual. but what's interesting really is -- >> among the shiite. >> b

so it's going to be ush be combat and digging the tunnels is important.ou don't want to travel on the surface. you want to go basement to basement to basement and stay off the streets. i think what they may be doing is digging worm holes under those basements. that's the same way hamas has done in the gaza strip that is totally honeycombed which is why israelis don't want to go back in there. >> you're describing this type of guerrilla warfare battle. it's like fallujah. how is it possible to sort out an isis militant from, you know, a guy who sells shoes and is in there with his family? how is it possible when they're walking side by side with the civilian population? >> it's really tough because one of the things we learned in fallujah was once the iraqi forces got in there, they found rooms where there was nothing but facial hair laying all over the rooms because these guys would cut off the beards, blend right into the civilian population. you see a male and he's carrying a weapon, he's probably going to get targeted pet quickly. if he just drops ever

america deserves someone that bring ushe job done, together and not terrorists apart, and give jobs to hard-working americans. i'm asking you to join -- and not tear us apart. give jobs to working class americans. i'm asking you to join right now. go to hillary clinton.com. we are hiring organizers right here in pennsylvania and across the country. we are going to run a bidders campaign across pennsylvania -- a rigorous campaign across pennsylvania. we are going to build a future that you and your family deserves. , am sure we can do this especially with this man of fighting alongside us like he always has. scranton, please, let us give it up for the vice resident of the united states, joe biden. [applause] [cheering] vice president biden: hello folks. it is good to be home. folks, let me tell you what scranton deserves. >> we love you, joe. vice president biden: well, thank you. scranton deserves what it has always deserved, because it is made up of so many people with ceat and courage -- grit and ourage. i mean it with all of my heart good they are filled with grit, courage, and dete

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. >> to be clear ush, you're a bi supporter of hillary clinton. >> i am. >> a new poll on race relationst americans think that race relations in this country are as bad as they were in 1992 after the rodney king beating and the ensuing l.a. riots. you write in your new book that america essentially patted itself on the back for electing the first black president but then, quote, the systemic racism in the country seemed to get worse. why? >> i think the systemic racism in the country got to be more pronounced because it became more obvious, and it's always been there but now it became a lot more obvious. and i think that that's really -- >> why did it become more obvious, because we have a black president? >> i don't -- that's a good question. i don't have the answer for that. but i think just people started to realize, geez, something's not right here. >> you have said being a black role model is a double-edged sword. for inspiration and frustration. was there a particular experience that taught you that? what made you feel that? >> people would say that, well, look, certain black ameri

this is the first release of the fatal police shooting ush a new policy that calls for the video to beblic within 60 days. carl icahn declining to join donald trump's financial council because he's focusing on developing his own pac focusing on reform. french president hollande wastes no time pushing his country as the potential 2024 olympic host. a series of private meetings for dinner with ioc president. and new york yankees' first baseman is reportedly set to announce later today that this will be his last season in baseball after a 14-year major league career, but his last couple years have been ravaged by injuries. he's completing an eight-year $180 million contract. >>> that is the news this hour. back to you. >> and he, i, suspect, will have a nice career in broadcasting. >> absolutely. the calls already going in. >> thanks, sue. >>> latest readings on luxury home prices show a small increase compared to last year and jobs beat today could push prices higher, but we know real estate is local. which cities are seeing big gains? where are we seeing big drops? we have the numbers.

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michael: and it certainly ushes them into more risky a assessts. not need to focus on china? because we talk about productivity and inflation. everything has a link back to china and if china implodse then the stust is going to be in much worse shape than it is. michael: thinking the long-term structural framework if indeed shine slows down significantly, the fed is going to have retook into account that but they are looking at the u.s. economy being ok. maybe at full employment. maybe a little more work to do but inflation is low and part of why domestic inflation is low is because of global growth, and they have toe tae pay attention to that. francine: ok. the only way people argue that we get inflation up is some kind of global la core that stops china from doing that. michael: well, we can get a bout of wage pressures and the u.s. market is tightening up and domestic inflation pressures are normal. those could move into high levels and bring overall inflation low despite global growth but the issue on the table is whether the fed is willing to