and ginger gibson, who is a campaign correspondent for reuters. governor, let me begin with the commission on presidential debates, which is set as a benchmark, 15% the minimum for you to participate in the upcoming debates. the first scheduled for late september. is that a fair benchmark? from your standpoint? gov. johnson: i think the benchmark is fair. what is not fair is that all the polls being conducted right now have trump and clinton, and then about 40% of the polls, on the second or third question, they will ask what happens if you add johnson to the mix. right now, we are pretty solidly in the 10% range. but if they were to -- and, 99% of the media just reports the top two lines. really, what you have got is a majority of people in this country don't even know there is a third-party candidate. i believe if my name was just included in the top line, i would be at 20%. i and bill weld would be at 20%. a lot of that having to do with the discontent of trump and clinton. but bill weld and myself, libertarian candidates for president, we are

. >> governor reuters with the , poll numbers out this afternoon found clinton at 41, trump at 35 and you at 7% and jill stein at 3%. that is half, less than half of the 50% mark. what can you do between now and september to clear 15%. how are you reaching out to disaffected republicans. 35% is pretty low for a republican nominee. gov. johnson: over the last month, our numbers have doubled. seven is about as low as i have seen and i'm not trying to make an excuse for the seventh but low -- seven is about as low as i've seen in any poll. i'm just back to my example, i daresay that that poll that was just conducted had donald trump and hillary clinton at the get-go and as an afterthought they added my name to it. 65% of americans don't even know there is a third party. our social media numbers have doubled in the last month and so we are reaching about 25 million people. we are doing it with, in our case with robust fundraising but that fundraising does not match either trump or clinton but i think it speaks volumes to just how much discontent there is out there and i think bill weld an

. >> with some new polling numbers from reuters just out today. >> reuters with the poll numbers out this afternoon found clinton at 41%, trump at 35% and you at 7% and jill stein at 3%. that is half, less than half of of the 15% mark. what can you do between now and and how are you freaking out to disaffected republicans? 35% is pretty low for a republican nominee. a lot of republicans not says fight with their nominee. gov. johnson: over the last month, our numbers have doubled. seven is about as low as i have seen and i'm not trying to make an excuse for the seven is about as low as i've seen in any poll. i'm just back to my example, i daresay that that poll that was just conducted had trump and clinton at the get-go and as an afterthought they added my name to it. 65% of americans don't even know there is a third party. our social media numbers have doubled in the last month and so we are reaching about 25 million people. we are doing it with -- in our case with robust fundraising but that fundraising does not match either trump or clinton, but i think it's these volumes to just

it is incorrect and the secret service through reuters has backed that up. >> i am going to stand by jim sciutto's reporting and he said he spoke to an official with the secret service and we'll leave that there. you say what you say, we say what we say. >> there are comments -- that comment is a horrific comment, if true and it should have been met with outrage. >> it is not just the one comment. >> i think one comment you can say, okay, somebody misspoke. everybody misspeaks and it's a pattern of reckless rhetoric. it's a pattern of inciting violence. i don't have to recite it. we know what it is.

sources told reuters the european commission will rule that apple's tax deal in ireland is illegal. the commission accused ireland in 24 enough avoiding international tax will by letting apple shelter profits for tens of billions of dollars in tax theirs in return for jobs. apple employs around 5500 people in ireland. apple would be able to appeal the decision and likely will. lauren: breaking this morning, voters in florida and arizona heading to the polls for senate and house primaries. a florida democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz facing off against tim canova, a law professor. resigning as chair of the committee last month after a week e-mail show top dnc officials favored clinton over bernie sanders during the primaries. nicole: republican senator marco rubio ahead of carlos proved. polls close at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. longtime republican senator john mccain faces a challenge in state senator ward. senator mccain turned 80 yesterday. polls close at 9:00 p.m. eastern and arizona. lauren: the fbi issuing an alert after foreign hackers broke into wednesday's electi

. >> the very latest from reuters is that one student has been killed and 14 have been injured. given the nature of this attack, those figures sadly are likely to go up. u.s. troops have been deployed to the university grounds, but they are primarily in an advising capacity. they are backing up the university's own security and afghan security forces taking the lead in engaging the attackers. we really don't know anything more about further casualties. this is a typical attack. we're talking about multiple gunmen with multiple means of attacking including bombs and small arms. one of the things we're hearing is there was an initial explosion on the margins of the campus that was used to allow the gunmen to penetrate into the campus. students were jumping out of windows and trying desperately to flee. we're trying to see how much assistance the u.s. and nato are going to be providing. this is the second attack on this university in as many weeks. just two weeks ago, two instructors both at the university of afghanistan were abducted from their cars returning home from classes. ne

host: ginger gibson with reuters. and david drucker, senior correspondent for the washington examiner and the examining politics podcast. available on websites. to both of you, thank you so much for being with us. have a good weekend. >> thank you. three years after supreme court ruling overturned part of the voting rights act, courts across the country have struck down a number of state laws saying they disseminate against specific groups of voters. saturday night, c-span' issue spotlight looks at voting rights and the impact on the 2016 election. we will feature part of the 2013 supreme court oral argument in shelby versus holder. there was a congress look at whether to restore the voting onhts act plus a discussion whether the voting rights act is necessary. here's what the presidential candidates have to say. >> a lot of places are not going to have voter id. what does that mean? what does that mean question might you keep walking in and voting? what is happening is a sweeping effort to disempower and this in fran

according to reuters. unicredit is saying the company would become ineligible if it loses invest grade rating. has bought bonds from largest supplier it's expected the bank will not sell them if the firm loses it's eligibility. i just tweeted that we're doing bonds now because a number of you are writing in for questions with the last queguest. you've got to be awake. let's show you what's going on in the bond markets. majority of yields heading south as we've seen over the last year or long time now. got a repositions with the ten-year guilt for. the german ten-year continues to move lower. for the fout day in a row, hitting fresh record lows. down in the region of 4 basis points or so. short-term guilt yields not performing in the same way. peter, good to have you with us. it seems this is one of the large r friends at the moment. it is that yields will continue to head south. is there anything in the way of them turning around. >> yes, i think the context for european fixed income at the moment is certa

times national poll has us up by two points and and reuters, now we're tied in the reuters tracking poll. donald trump is doing great and the reason is because the voters see a choice. donald trump offering fresh ideas. and hillary clinton failed at everything she's done. look at her speech to the american legion. it was a bore. that's why the crowd was so quiet. she doesn't have new ideas because she's been out there over 30 years and failed at everything from the d.c. bar to being, the worst secretary of state in the country's history. she's telling the veterans she's going to be there for them. the obama/hillary ticket was a failure. she cannot be aloud to be president. >> congresswoman, go ahead. >> he can use whatever outlandish and outrageous talking points to try to distract from the fact that donald trump is not doing well, despite assertions -- >> look at the polls. >> -- to the contrary. she's leading in most polls. >> not in the reuters poll. >> women, muslims, minority communities, latino communities, those are the emerging leg traits. >> what do you like about hillary clinto

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the close to the cause for the bay 59 and led 61 reuter on new 57 for the cuts the base 6578 many notice what a '70s and '80s on the map verses the temperatures were they are normally in the triple digits and locations it's nice that we're calling things down as we headed to tomorrow. a cooling trend will last into a week and 84 early livermore and 82 san jose. the miti not view 66 the oakland low sixties for san francisco 59 year high and pacific and 59 and half in david 70 than about and 7 percent rose at 75 degrees. today forecast showing we are going even things out into a week and and take a look at next week are retracting a warming trend that will suspect the '90s starting tuesday and follow the above average next wednesday. and the booking week and cooler for inland. >> steve: read and you for joining us tonight here on kron 4. as always the star first thing in the morning for a and streamy online anytime on the go with your smart phone kron4news- dot-com ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by air - 'cause i like to fly free ♪ ♪ 4 my country and how it all st

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officials are concerned for olympic athletes. >> training is now is the science correspondent from reuters joining us from chicago with the latest update with the zika virus with the efforts to prepare for a the olympics in rio. >> thanks for having me. >> host: here in florida we have 15 confirmed casesa of zika what is the updated how things stand? >> guest: there was a press conference yesterday but no new cases., with that 1 mile square radius that they have isolated it miami-dade county that they have have sa cleared out than blocks going door to door to test people so they are really going systematically to find the virus. can in to humans are the only food source. so a kiev survive with a tidy capful of water to eliminate the breeding sites and then they started the aerial insecticide campaign with these droplets from the air we have found out to set up those mosquito traps we feel we have made some progress there. >> host: be reported that aerial sprayed that says the campaign will cover eight ted mile area includes the 1 mile square area just north of downtown miami that health of

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pat, you object to the methodology of the poll of reuters after did dnc. explain that. >> well, the reason the polling real clear average was dead even, 43.7 apiece, until reuters went back and re-allocated their numbers. i have never seen anything like this. i read carefully the statement and essentially what they decided was people who said neither, in an election where attitudes are volatile, they just simply decided, too many clinton people who were really going to be for clinton and they basically it appears to me just allocated them to her and what it produced is a result that's -- that is, frankly, it was not tweaking as they said it was cooking the poll. and i'm a little tired of what's happening in the media, including using every instrument they can to try to put their thumb on the election. and i call on the american association of public opinion which is supposed to monitor our industry and ask them to intervene in this. this was outrageous. >> got your point. >> doug's seen some of the same thing. >> speaking of this perceived media bias donal

clinton is leading trump eight points in the latest reuters poll that was released on friday and the rnc chairman saying he expects this to be an even race for trying to close in on the poll we will see. live in downtown brooklyn this morning. robert and juliet back to you. juliet: time to get your hair up in a little button i think. by the 7:00. an innocent a standard shot and killed in harlem. robert: augusta sims was killed while playing dominoes that there has been on 144th street on saturday evening at witnesses say a man stepped from behind a car and started shooting at one of the bullets hit since, killing her. community leaders demanding an end to the violence. >> we must take a stand and stop being scared of our community and speak up and stop killing each other. >> something is wrong when we have two ignorant community fears sitting out on a bench, playing cards in checkers or chess on a nice summer night that we have to worry about young people playing with guns. but if police come some one of us, that we are killing each other. let's stop this violence. enough is enough.

reuters reports six people were killed. >> while people were sleeping, 3:00 in the morning, leveling towns. >> atown of akumale, a family of three is trapped and is not showing any signs of life. >> looking for survivors in piles of rubble all over the place. newscast and also bring you the latest tomorrow morning on news 3 today. >> a jury has been seated for trial of a man accused of killing a local teenager over an ipad. the trial of michael solid will begin tomorrow morning. he attacked marcos 2013. jacob dismot pled guilty earlier this month and it is possible he will testify against solid. >> how police closed in on shane ross one of the victims held at gunpoint shares a surprising message. >> shane ross sits behind bars but right across the street, his father serves at city hall. as shane ross serves time for one of his crimes: when police released these surveillance photos detectives don't suspect was shane ross, las vegas mayor pro tem's son. while work at tropical smoothie and spring mountain and rainbow she was robbed. >> he pulled his gun out of his blazer and had it on t

to take some questions and start with someone who just assume the most powerful office in the land, reuters. >> as the islamic state moves in territory you have said it is becoming a more traditional terrorist group. are you satisfied we have shifted strategy sufficiently to address that change? even your comments about donald trump, are you concerned he will be receiving secy >> i'm never satisfied with our response. if you are satisfied that means the problem is solved and it is not. we spent a couple hours meeting with my folks to look at what more can be done. it is not sufficient but it is necessary. so long as they have those bases they can use propaganda to suggest somehow there is some caliphate being born. that can insinuate itself into the minds of folks who may be willing to travel or carry out terrorist so, i am pleased with the progress we have made on the ground. we are far from fraying moz oh -- freeing mosul. when it ocm comes to conventional fights they can be forces we have been providing. in the meantime, you are seeing isil carry out external terrorist acts and they have

the previous reuters poll however, showed clinton leading by 11 points. that lead now is you see is fallen to 5. but the effect will be on the real clear politics average, and absolute tie between trump and clinton in this average. there you are. >> vote in our poll tonight, who do you think will get the bigger bounce from the democratic national convention? hillary clinton? or donald trump? cast your vote on twitter. at lou dobbs, follow he on twitter, like me on facebook, follow me. links to everything is found loudobbs.com, i want to restate, that the poll should be, i am going to, if you bear with me, should be who will have bigger bounce donald trump from the republic national convention or hillary clinton from the democratic national convention? with that cleared up, we'll do better, i promise, i will do better. roll video. watch this world famous base jumper, pilots his wing suit down a chinese mountain side, look at this. woe! that was his target. a small hanging target, he hit it head first, all while going -- are you ready -- 120 miles an hour.

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when reuters got caught red-handed inflating the sample on the democratic side to enhance a lead by hillary clinton, it is evidence to me that this may be what is afoot. guest: there have been a lot of reports about tension between various members of donald trump's campaign. i wonder if you buy those reports. what does it say about donald trump's leadership style? will there be future personal changes? -- personnel changes? roger: i do think that the donald trump campaign will continue to expand and bring in new people. they are running a very skeletal, low-cost operation. this is a guerrilla campaign versus a well oiled, longtime political machine. i liken that to the british royal army opposing the american colonists. i think bannon and paul manafort will have greater for daschle tactical flexibility. guest: what does the republican party stand for today? when i first met you, you were working for the first george bush. you've gone from one extreme to the next. roger: to be clear, i have never been a bush republican. i wrote a book entitled, "the bush crime family." i did go to california

reuters reports hershey was looking for $125 share bid. not such a sweet deal after all. >> maybe not. >> no pun intended. >> of course not. >>> the u.s. defense secretary is calling on turkey to stay focused on isis and not target kurdish rebels based in syria. circ circ circumturkey is claiming they are terrorists trying to launch attacks in their country. president obama will be meeting president erdogan to discuss the conflict on sunday. i erdogan said the fights won't stop until turkish fighters no longer threaten turkey. >>> talks of the so-called jungle refugee camp. meeting counter parts later today. for migrants to be able to apply from france for asylum in the uk. expected to declare a complete nonstarter kpliet the brexit vote. reports indicate britain is willing to rip up wider security agreement with france if it does not get its way. this is exactly what people who, you know, who wanted to leave the eu, what they should have known they were voting for because essentially now you move the border from calais to dover. >>> movin

that according to reuters sources. more than 6 million small and medium-sized businesses use sage technology. a sage spokesperson told cnbc they're investigating the unauthorized access but cannot comment further while working with authorities. >>> shares in g 4s trading higher after naming tim weller as the new cfo. the largest security firm -- petro fak while he held the same role. they said weller aers experience would be invaluable for the finance team and broader transformation program. as you can see, that stock higher by 1.5%. outperforming the broader market. >>> a takeover offer from gambling funds 888 holdings. the largest bookmaker says the revised bid of 3.6 billion pounds continues to substantially injure v-- under value the firm. the unsolicited bid comes amid a surge in uk gambling sector m and a with them having mernld late in 2015. on course to complete their tie-up later this year. swedish retailer h & m reported a 10% rise in sales in july topping expectations as the store expansion continues. joinin

according to reuters. the italian lenders among the highest fee payers in europe. shares having lost 4/5 of their value, trading higher this morning. >> told another newspaper that state intervention is not required -- the government will instead be focusing on measures designed to support restructuring the lenders. this after the ratings agency put the country's credit rating on review, citing uncertainty over the proposed constitutional referendum. the italian banks this morning, all of them we're looking at in positive territory higher by 1 or 2%. almost 4% for some of the ones -- keeping in mind how much they're worth per share as i always like to say. i'm i mentioned the payroll data, kicking off this fresh week. on the back of strong data on friday, the u.s. payroll number for july crushing expectations coming in at 255,000. the consensus estimate was for the u.s. economy to add 180,000 jobs. the headline employment rate held steady at 4.9%. hourly wages moved higher inkreegs a pace of 2.6%. keeping this in mind, because a strong u.s. jobs number, investors t

clinton, 39.1% for donald trump is what the reuters tracking poll showed yesterday. this race is a lot closer than hillary clinton thought it would be going into labor day, coming out of her very successful democratic convention. what this is is this is another reminder that donald trump was doubling down on his immigration plan. it keeps the base in place. it also goes and says, look, mexico is going to pay for it, we're going to find a way to make them pay for it. >> stand by. i know mark mentioned you were skeptical about it. what will mark preston say about it and it's a tracking poll, too, so it's different. i had no idea. it's opened up a whole new world for me. ♪ courtyard, the official hotel and i got together to remind you that no one's the same without the game... like @sirloinking who writes, "just came home with $85 worth of groceries with names like, goats beard, pawpaw and that vile weed kale. what happened?" well, a lack of football is what happened. breathe. soon, you'll be enjoying a big 'ol brat at a tailgate and kale smoothies will be but a memor

. >> in a reuters poll one in five republicans want donald trump to drop out of the race. those numbers may show the rift of that kerry and robert a number of key republicans have refused to endorse him so far. sends things back over to both you. kerry: liz dahlem for us thank you. robert: firefighters injured hailed as heros. kerry: flames sphretd to five buildings before it was brought under control. patrick suffered from heatstroke. 51-year-old joseph brady had a heart attack. and doctors are still working to save the left arm of shawn rig crashed heading to the fire. all are in stable but critical condition. >> it just shows the kind of work that our members do each and every day how dangerous it is. and how things in an instant can change for those firefighters that go into work. to do their -- to do their job. kerry: 54-year-old treated and released for serious burns and investigators say that fire was caused by children playing with but apparently was not closely watching those kids. >> senator chuck schumer wants to create a national firefighter cancer registry tha

trump tweeted, reuters just announced the secret service never spoke to me or my campaign and made up story by cnn is a hoax. totally dishonest. last night trump railed against the media's coverage of his comment. >> what i said was absolutely. everybody was there. they heard it. they thought it was fine. rudy giuliani was there. he defended it this morning and said it was absolutely fine and what we're talking about is political power. tremendous political power to save the second amendment. tremendous. you look at the power they have in terms of votes and that's what i was referring to, obviously that's what i was referring to. i would actually say that the media is almost as crooked as crooked hillary clinton. i mean that. i mean, look at the way they cover that story yesterday. was that disgusting. was that disgusting? and, by the way, we have our second amendment. we need our second amendment protected. >> words can have tremendous consequences. yesterday, we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that cross the line. his casualcruelty to a gold

not only do we have the reuters poll showing we're within three points. "l.a. times." >> address the mayor's point. yes, voters have issues with hillary clinton. they have bigger issues with donald trump according to the same polls. >> the point being the elasticity to the race, there can be a lot of movement quickly. >> people are solid on the fact that they don't like trump. >> beginning of the week he is doing great, campaign strong. we're going into fund-raising later. turning out the big crowds. this is a candidate that's focused. >> here is a question. address the mayor's point, if you would. who is he going to turn around? a lot of people are set in not liking him. >> he is going to turn around people who want to change in this country, people who think we're going in the wrong direction. >> he can't even convey his own republicans to vote for him. >> people think that three quarts in the row of gdp growth under 2% is terrible. >> people think having someone with his temperament in charge of the nuclear codes is terrifying. >> the mayor is from baltimore

reuters said a similar appeal was made to republicans in the house of representatives. so the trump campaign spent today, the first business day after the conventions circulating talking points on capitol hill and requests to members of congress and republican senators that they should please try to tamp down this controversy of donald trump attacking and criticizing the family of an american soldier who was killed in iraq. after the conventions were over, donald trump and his running mate took the weekend off and now the first day back, they're trying to get members of congress to support them in attacking a gold star family. apparently it's not working yet. at this point no republican member of congress, no republican senator has come out and said they agree with donald trump and with his attacks on the khan family. then again, for all the criticism that he has gotten from his own side on that issue, for all the republicans who have come out and tried to distance themselves from donald trump on that issue, not a single elected republican has unendorsed him over this i

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reuters poll, have been looking for a drop of 0.8%. we're still seeing this willingness to investment from business perspective. >> the actual data is quite volatile. the move is something within the detail as well which may have led to the overall number increasing. the momentum is there. obviously we have the votes and then we had the policy response by the bank of england and also they didn't trigger article 50 immediately which would have been the absolutely the wrong thing to have done. at the end of the day, the uk is doing reasonably well. we still warn it will slow and still a risk of technical recession going goo the turn of the year. >> when you see data as resilient as it it at the moment. sometimes suggested that carney moved too quickly with too much on the table. >> you have to get ahead of the data. all the measures of uncertainty did actually spike. the bank has the advantage of the agents going up and down the country talking to businesses. just that risk off the table. remember as well the uk is still coping with two

this again according to reuters. of course ireland already reportedly has said they're going to fight any kind of adverse decision here against their tax dealings with apple. apple has said to the press that, you know, rejecting this idea they got any specific selective or special treatment from irish officials, but apparently according to reuters this ruling against the tax dealings with apple coming tomorrow. guys, back to you. >> yeah, this has been a case we've been watching for a long time to see how it would come out. we'll watch the next step as apple fights back. thanks, josh. >>> all right, from a news alert to a market flash. let's go down to seema mody. >> hey, brian, another stock to keep focus on, shares of chipotle up more than 1%, the company announcing it will give a free soda or ice tea to all high school or college students with a purchase of an entree during the month of september. the latest food giveaway as chipotle tries to bring back customers shaken by last year's string of food born illnesses

were held today, hillary clinton would have a 95% chance of being elected according to a new -- a new reuters poll showing clinton winning key states like ohio, florida, and virginia. >>> as we were dealing with monsoon storms, check out the heartland. this is kokomo, indiana. this is a neighbor shooting out of his garage across the street looking at his neighbors. that's when the tornado starts to come in. watch the roof back here. i'm going to step out there. he readjusts the camera. here comes the siding right off that house off that side and then there goes the chimney off of that house. a total of three tornado touchdowns in indiana tonight. in fact, governor mike pence called off the campaign trail are hurt. look at that basketball rim going back and forth. we are kind of out of the tornado season. usually, it's spring and fall. >> anytime in the midwest you can get action. in the valley, partly cloudy skies. we are losing those isolated storms this afternoon. mostly sunny tomorrow but there is a chance of some more monsoon storms coming up friday to saturday. were not done with that mo

reuters reports the suspect was arrested last year for openly supporting isis on social media. >>> a u.s. commander says isis is in retreat on all fronts. military campaigns against the terror group in have taken 45,000 enemy combatants off the battlefield and according to general sean mcfarlane. he says the number and quality of isis soldiers are decided. >>> 73-year-old mary know l.ton was taking part in a class to bring police and the public playing exercise called shoot, don't shoot, but officer lee coel's weps was loaded with real bullets. knowlton's family cannot believe she is gone. >> she was -- she was an incredible woman and i just wish i had one more day with her and you just never plan for something like this. i know it's a freak accident, but it's just devastating. >> officer coel is set to be grief stricken and he administrative leave. >>> delta airlines says it hopes to resume normal operations today. a computer failure forced delta to cancel more than 2,100 flights the past three days. delta says a small fire caused the transformer in its data center to blow and crash

not only do we have the reuters poll showing we're within three points. "l.a. times." >> address the mayor's point. yes, voters have issues with hillary clinton. they have bigger issues with donald trump according to the same polls. >> the point being the elasticity to the race, there can be a lot of movement quickly. >> people are solid on the fact that they don't like trump. >> beginning of the week he is doing great, campaign strong. we're going into fund-raising later. turning out the big crowds. this is a candidate that's focused. >> here is a question. address the mayor's point, if you would. who is he going to turn around? a lot of people are set in not liking him. >> he is going to turn around people who want to change in this country, people who think we're going in the wrong direction. >> he can't even convey his own republicans to vote for him. >> people think that three quarts in the row of gdp growth under 2% is ter inlible. >> people think having someone with his temperament in charge of the nuclear codes is terrifying. >> the mayor is from baltim

reuters reports the suspect was arrested last year for openly supporting isis on social media. >>> a u.s. commander says isis is in retreat on all fronts. military campaigns against t have taken 45,000 enemy combatants off the battlefield and according to general sean mcfarlane. he says the number and quality of isis soldiers are decided. >>> 73-year-old mary know l.ton was taking part in a class to playing exercise called shoot, don't shoot, but officer lee coel's weps was loaded with real bullets. knowlton's family cannot believe she is gone. >> she was -- she was an incredible woman and i just wish i had one more day with her and you just never plan for something like this. i know it's a freak accident, but it's just devastating. >> officer coel is set to be administrative leave. >>> delta airlines says it hopes to resume normal operations today. a computer failure forced delta to cancel more than 2,100 flights the past three days. delta says a small fire caused the transformer in its data center to blow and crashing the entire computer network. >>> to rio now. the united states i

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the poll comes from reuters and indianapolisos. 19 -- ipsews think she should quit and 10% are undecided. some of these figures are pretty much they reflect where we were actually months ago. the figures underscore deep division that remain in the republican party over trump's candidacy. >> florida police officer accidentally shoots and kills a woman during a training exercise vo 9 local police academy in punta gordon florida. the victim was shot while participating in a shoot don't shoot scenario. she volunteered to take part just to show how police do their work. officers use simulated lethal force in a live role play and accidentally shot her for real. >> our entire police department and all of our city leaders are absolutely devastated for unimaginable event. i am asking that if you pray, you pray for mary's husband and family and for all of the disperpz witnesses. >> the officer involved was kind of doing role playing and was playing the bad guy. mary, the victim, was playing the officer. and the officer forgot he didn't put blanks. he put real bullets in the gun and shot her multip

reuters reports the suspect was arrested last year for openly supporting isis on social media. >>> a u.s. commander says isis is in retreat on all terror group in iraq and syria have taken 45,000 enemy combatants off the battlefield and according to general sean mcfarlane. he says the number and quality of isis soldiers are decided. >>> 73-year-old mary know l.ton was taking part in a class to together. she was shot during a role playing exercise called shoot, don't shoot, but officer lee coel's weps was loaded with real bullets. knowlton's family cannot believe she is gone. >> she was -- she was an incredible woman and i just wish i had one more day with her and you just never plan for something like this. i know it's a freak accident, but it's just devastating. >> officer coel grief stricken and he is on administrative leave. >>> delta airlines says it hopes to resume normal operations today. a computer failure forced delta to cancel more than 2,100 flights the past three days. delta says a small fire caused the transformer in its data center to blow and crashing the entire compute

reuters reports the suspect was arrested last year for openly supporting isis on social media. >>> a u.s. commander says isis is in retreat on all fronts. military cpa terror group in iraq and syria have taken 45,000 enemy combatants off the battlefield and according to general sean mcfarlane. he says the number and quality of isis soldiers are decided. >>> 73-year-old mary know l.ton was taking part in a class to she was shot during a role playing exercise called shoot, don't shoot, but officer lee coel's weps was loaded with real bullets. knowlton's family cannot believe she is gone. >> she was -- she was an incredible woman and i just wish i had one more day with her and you just never plan for something like this. i know it's a freak accident, but it's just devastating. >> officer coel is set grief stricken and he is on administrative leave. >>> delta airlines says it hopes to resume normal operations today. a computer failure forced delta to cancel more than 2,100 flights the past three days. delta says a small fire caused the transformer in its data center to blow and crashing

the reuters news agency says the quake was felt as far away as bangkok. >>> another disaster is hitting india. more than 300 people have died after monsoon rains flooded northern parts of the country. the rains have caused the river and its tributaries to flood residential areas and farmlands. >> translator: flood waters have entered our houses. we can't cook or sleep at night because we are afraid. >> reporter: those areas have been experiencing drought for the past few years. but they are now facing damage to their drops caused by the flooding. weather officials are warning heavy rains may continue through early september. >>> authorities in china are trying to clean up air pollution ahead of next month's group of 20 summit on september 4 and 5 in the city of hongjo. some tack tries in the city and surrounding areas suspended operations on wednesday following instructions from local government. the stoppage will continue for about two weeks. even factories in shanghai have shut up shop and they're more than 100 kilometers away from the summit venue. >> translator: we have no choice. >

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