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dan: it is getting very late, there's no question for the whol -- there is no question. the hole he has dug is deep. pollhole average -- average is six points plus. that is not a close election. map looks very bad for him. he really is running out of time. the problem is, politics is the game of addition, not subtraction. in all sorts of ways, he is blocking access to his candidacy to people and groups he needs to go after. it is because of what is hugh says. he creates divergence from his real message. carries out these fights, grievances, he continues to try to litigate long after he needs to worry about them. somebody other than who he is but he's got to find a way to be who he is and stay on message. charlie: you believe that is a winning message, dan? dan: i think it is a possibly winning message. we have talked about this before. we are in an environment where people are looking for change. they are not happy with the status quo. they are not happy with the way the political system works. they think something dramatic needs to be done to shake it up. donald trump,

i'll talk to the author of a haunting memoir who grew up in the coal mining region of the appalachia whol are at the heart of trump supporters. and one of the world's richest men is pouring its fortune into ideas that will shape the 21st century. nicolas will explain. >>> and a novel use of drones that's taking off online, using them to safe lives instead of end them. but first, here's my take. in recent days, i have had a dream. that america has a real republican party. a party offering a serious, right of center alternative to the democrats. such a contest of ideas would improve the public debate and offer americans a real choice, not the cartoon campaign we have today. donald trump had the opportunity for a reset this week and managed to derail it with his talk of second amendment people, but forget the detour for a moment. trump's much heralded speech laying out his economic policies was an incoherent mish mash of popularism, hypocrisy and pandering. when did the republican party's intellectual decay begin? according to the conservative writer david frum in his book "dead right" it be

. >> and we want you to grab a breakfast with a banana whol . >>> good morning, cleveland and welcome to the morning sprint. i'm jackie fernandez. >> i'm terrence lee. the team working developing stories now, including's large fire at a business in alliance and cleveland teachers ready to go on strike. >> and let's start it off with janessa webb and weather. >> and good morning, everybody. still tracking widespread rain again and it won't let up across northeast ohio and our lawns are thanking us, finally, seeing the moderate drought stages and going across the area. 76 for greater cleveland. the radar this morning. and pretty concerned about the bulk of moisture affecting southern michigan. and we got lucky here. the back edge of the storm affecting portions of northeast ohio and especially the west side. and this is just light moisture we're currently seeing in avon lake, north ridgeville. lorain county entering cuyahoga but it's on the light side. and we'll see a lull of the weather pattern here the next this is tropical moisture that continues to stream in here and by this afterno

. >> i was crying the whol there. i have was running as fast as i can to help him. >> elizabeth: this is tough to read, but that little boy is adorable, is he not? the 45-year-old man here he was arrested after the commotion. facing felony animal cruelty charges. >> mark: an elite rhode island boarding school has agreed to a settlement after sexual allegations coming from dozens of students. it has agreed to pay 30 alleged victims an undisclosed amount of money. the allegations come from as far back as the 1970's and as an advocacy group working with the victims applauds the deal. >> no amount of compensation can make up for the damages that happened to these victims, but it is a step in the right direction and we want to continue to support the victims as they go through the healing protest. >> mark: a mediator will determine how much each person will receive. >> sarah: we have it will impact your weekend plans. >> elizabeth: airlines are >> elizabeth talk live right here on fox 25, about the zika virus in the united

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whol trying to determine started the fire and are asking for information from campers in the area toan 69 square miles and destroyed 57 homes. memberama, a former kkk convicted in a church bombing that killed fourlack girls 50 years ago will remain behind bars. met withion was applause. the last surviving kkk member convicted of murder. day,l news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts. bloomberg. back to you, scarlet. scarlet: thank you. the dow has been declining for seven straight days. it looks like angie is about to snap that. the s&p is still moving within the very narrow range up 1/10 of 1%. the nasdaq up even smaller gaining 81 hundredths of 1%. >> let's go right now to abigail doolittle live with the latest. abigail: the nasdaq is really clinging to very small gains, trying to avoid the first today losing streak since the frexit fallout. we will have to see whether or not the nasdaq can hold on to this gain. tesla, this is one of the last earnings reports that we have for the second quarter earnings season today after the close. emotion is very high an

. >> while the celebration will have the flare of brazil, we'll finally find out whol the olympic caldron. >> michael phelps will be carrying the flag for the u.s. team comprised of 554 athlete. yesterday they all watched as the stars and stripes raised at the olympic village. >> and it was the u.s. women's gymnastic team took pardon in podium training. it sounds like how they would practice to get a medal, but it actually means performing the entire routines on the equipment. some fans watched the dress even new jersey's own laurie hernandez. >> we handled it really well. we took it like it was a competition. and it went really well. we didn't have any falls on the competition routines. >> very unreal. me and laurie in the room say we're waiting for someone to wake us up and pinch us and be like okay, you just got punked, like this isn't real. >> the u.s. women officially begin their competition before the judges on sunday. andhe "today" show, the gymnastics team sits down with hoda. >>> and nbc 4 is your home for the 2016 olympic games. it all begins tonight at 7:30 with the opening cer

. >> listen, all of these exercises, you're doing it r r whol audience livestream. great free workout. olympics inspired going on the rest of the hour. you can get more fitness tips at george, get out here. >>ight now we take a look at the hot new netflix showthe t down" and one ofhe most expensive in network history. mara schiavocampo is back. you talked about it with the director baz luhrmann. >> luhrmann best known for glossy big budget productions like "mew lean rouge" and "the great gatsby" talks about a grp of kids who changed music history. >> grandmaster points down the get down. >> reporter: "the get down." >> he goes on and on. >> reporter: netflix's bingeworthy offering following hip-hop and a group of teens creating one of the most influential music genres ever. ? we're going to conduct it cause fantastic so bad mother ? >> all set in 1977 south bronx. avocado green. >> reporter: heading up "the get down." baz luhrmann, hollywood director. atre you to that so strong. how did such a pure and new idea get born, particularly in a ment in which there was so