. >> veronica clear a has that story. >> do you see this headline a shock one that led the new york post this morning. we'll break it down for youment laura. >> and donald trump's campaign manager is defending dop nominee and his sweets about murder of nba star dwyane wad wade's cousin and why he's calling trump's comments a sign of what is to come. >> and hillary clinton unveils a plan for mental health treatment in u.s.. action she says she'll take during her first year as president after this er this >> oh, boy, here we go. anthony weiner embroiled in another sexting skapd well some drawing connection from private text messages all the way up to hillary clinton. >> veronica clear with the story and today's top political headlines. veronica. >> reporter: hi, laura, sarah, this is shocking headline on the front page of new york post this morning. it has more allegations of sex sexting against former u.s. congressman anthony weeper and this is not the first time weiner has been emprovide in a texting skabdzle. this is different. his wife, also a top clinton adviser decided to leave him i

david: veronica, let's be absolutely clear, the big banks love crony capitalism. >> big time. david: they're in their element with crony capitalism. clinton foundation has so much the way they do business, is that why they like the clintons? >> i'm not sure why they like the clintons. one thing is for sure there is a lot of time between now and november and we'll hear a lot of polls and statistics and so much could potentially change. what the average investor needs to do to focus on, forget all the noise and polls. david: that is tough. >> realize there will be some volatility especially leading up to the election. we've had a really quiet sumner general. we have lucked out, going into october, going into november, things will get bumpy because we'll be hearing report from either side. just be prepared. david: i don't think it has been a silent summer. i think it has been a very loud summer. if you think it has been loud this summer, wait until october, november. i think you're right. melissa: citi gave them million dollars towards speeches, bill and hillary clinton and wrote

veronica macias tells us how the usually un-scripted and unapologetic candidate has become even more unpredictable under the shakeup what's clear is that trump's campaign overhaul is meant to get trump's campaign on the right path. what side of trump will voters get under his new advisers is the question. from a telepromter at almost every event."marquette pollster charles franklin says donald trump has shown he's committed to winning the presidency through the midwest - where he trails hillary clinton. here in wisconsin clinton leads by 10 points among registered voters and 15 among likely voters. whether that strategy remains in place after manafort leaves or whether they shift to somewhere else, i think we just have to wait and see.last night the republican candidate was restrained...for the first unscripted and bare-knuckles style "sometimes, in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that."{wip} "and believe it or not, i regret it."top advisors include steven bannon - executive chairman of the fiercely conservative website breitbart

carl and veronica niekamp , from cedar rapids, were at red barn resort and campground to celebrate their anniversary. the celebration quickly changed yesterday morning, when heavy rain turned clear creek into a powerful force that took their cabin with it. everything was pitch black." "the electricity went off.""and we were so alone in there because there's no way to get a hold of anybody." firefighters rescued the couple with a boat and a lot of rope. "we were able to get this boat over to them and get them to dry land or drier land anyway." "makes you realize how powerful mother nature is. thanks everyone's okay." the lansing fire chief says well placed trees kept cabin all the way down stream. the cedar rapids salvation army has set up in spillville in winneshiek county to help flood victims. army staff are working from the parking lot of the citizens savings bank have been serving hot meals to people who are working to get back into their homes. major paul logan told us some people just want someone to listen to them during their tough time. "some just want to talk and just share what their experience is, and what they're going through. just to let them know that there's som

veronica: i'm ready to go. let's go. the kind of whether were you just want to do anything. cool and crisp out there right now. clear sky, temperature in the 50's across the area. bus stop forecast, first th prince george's county, anne arundel county, all going back today. here's a look at why we have had such nice weather. this big area of high pressure over us is almost dead center, very few clouds making their way through the area. with that high-pressure system instead of the light wind of yesterday, it's going to become. i did wash my car yesterday. be ayou how to going to nice stretch? right through thursday. we get the heat on thursday. 90 degrees for a high temperature, in fact. wayuntil we move our through the weekend. if you don't want to do any work, maybe go to the game and have a good time? looking at the nats in baltimore. we lost yesterday, hopefully we can get a win by the and of this one. it has been larry? jamie: i will take it from here, veronica. traffic conditions not too bad. top side of the beltway, right in college park, getting to college park in heading towards silver spring and bethesda.

cleared. right now, it is a 31-minute can. over an hour drive headed eastbound toward the beltway on 66. do not dillydally, veronica. just a littles muggy out there. not too bad. we always talk about the field-like temperatures. -- about the feels-like temperatures. just a little higher, those temperatures. we will be dealing with a bit of humidity today. today will be the hottest out of the next fiv we will feel those temperatures step down in a big way at the end of the work week. a bit of rain in here. the will help dropped humidity and those temperatures. mid-seventies, mid-80's by recess time today. temperatures through the labor day weekend staying in the 80's. jummy has a look at the labor .ay weekend -- jummy: we have learned a string of stabbings, all in close range of each other in northwest d.c. the first stabbing is at georgia avenue and blair road just after midnight. one man was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. less than an hour later, police responded to another stabbing, this time in the 1700 block of columbia road. another stabbing was reported at 16th and lamont street, as w

clear why they didn't recommend charging clinton. the clinton campaign wants documents to be available publicly. releasing statements that they should be released widely to the public rather than allow veronica: as long as no one gets injured. be careful. autria: the pavement outside feels a bit like a lot of these days. [laughter] veronica: for the folks out there who do have to work outside for a long time, i know you are waiting for the heat to end. for the kids going off to school upper 70's across the area. by school bus forecast year recess is into the upper 80's. close to 90 degrees, by drop off topping out today with the possibility of thunderstorms later today. i think that most of those will be very late. could be scattered storms to the west of d.c. around washington county today. probably not until 5 to 6 p.m. oppressive today, sticky conditions tomorrow. not too bad. across theomfortable area over the weekend. 6:30,ng your storms now, hagerstown and in the hancock area, bigger storms coming at 8 p.m. this, frederick, maryland, gaithersburg, the last couple of days they have been hit with big storms. warrenton, chantilly, montclair. and then the storms start to pivot eastward. ,