foreman was met, tried to bounce free. but onwualu and martini bring him to the ground. >> todd: here comes swoopes. nope, i thought they were going to bring him in. he was moving up towards sterlin gilbert, but they changed their mind. second and goal. >> joe: freshman quarterback inside the 5, taken down by rochell. as shane buechele, such a big moment. here comes that 18-wheeler. you hear the crowd. with the swoopes call. big boys are coming in. little freshmen coming out. loaded backfield, with a whole lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoops swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and texas scores first in overtime. >> joe: they had better block well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: u

foreman was met, tried to bounce free. but onwualu and martini bring him to the ground. >> todd: here comes swoopes. nope, i thought they were going to bring him in. he was moving up towards s gilbert, but they changed their mind. second and goal. >> joe: freshman quarterback inside the 5, taken down by rochell. as shane buechele, such a big moment. here comes that 18-wheeler. you hear the crowd. with the swoopes call. loaded backfield, with a whole lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoops swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and texas scores first in overtime. well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: up and through. so, a touchdown margin notre dame has to match. reminder, we i tuned for

foreman was met, tried to bounce free. but onwualu and martini bring him to the ground. >> todd: here comes swoopes. nope, i thought they were going to bring him in. he was moving up gilbert, but they changed their mind. second and goal. >> joe: freshman quarterback inside the 5, taken down by rochell. as shane buechele, such a big moment. here comes that 18-wheeler. you hear the crowd. with the swoopes call. little freshmen coming out. loaded backfield, with a whole lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoops swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: up and through. so, a touchdown margin notre dame has to match. reminder, we tuned for the ford wrap-up

foreman was met, tried to bounce free. but onwualu and martini bring him to the ground. >> todd: here comes swoopes. nope, i thought they were going to bring him in. he was moving up towards sterlin gilbert, but they changed their mind. second and goal. >> joe: freshman quarterback inside the 5, taken down by rochell. as shane buechele, such a big moment. here comes that 18-wheeler. you hear the crowd. with the swoopes call. big boys are coming in. little freshmen coming out. lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoops swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and texas scores first in overtime. well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: up and through. so, a touchdown margin notre dame has to match

foreman was met, tried to bounce free. but onwualu and martini bring him to the ground. >> todd: here comes swoopes. nope, i thought they were going to bring him in. gilbert, but they changed their mind. second and goal. >> joe: freshman quarterback inside the 5, taken down by rochell. as shane buechele, such a big moment. here comes that 18-wheeler. you hear the crowd. with the swoopes call. little freshmen coming out. loaded backfield, with a whole lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoo swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and texas scores first in overtime. well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: up and through. so, a touchdown margin notre dame has to match. reminder, we invite you to

foreman was met, tried to bounce free. but onwualu and martini bring him to the ground. >> todd: here comes swoopes. nope, i thought they were going to bring him in. he was moving up gilbert, but they changed their mind. second and goal. >> joe: freshman quarterback inside the 5, taken down by rochell. as shane buechele, such a big moment. here comes that 18-wheeler. you hear the crowd. with the swoopes call. loaded backfield, with a whole lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoops swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: up and through. so, a touchdown margin notre dame has to match. reminder, we tuned for the ford wrap-up after this thriller. look a

foreman was met, tried to bounce free. but onwualu and martini bring him to the ground. >> todd: here comes swoopes. nope, i thought they were going to bring him in. he was moving up towards sterlin gilbert, but they changed their second and goal. >> joe: freshman quarterback inside the 5, taken down by rochell. as shane buechele, such a big moment. here comes that 18-wheeler. you hear the crowd. with the swoopes call. big boys are coming in. lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoops swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and texas scores first in overtime. well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: up and through. so, a touchdown margin notre dame has to match. reminder, we invite you to stay

foreman was met, tried to bounce free. but onwualu and martini bring him to the ground. >> todd: here comes swoopes. nope, i thought they were going to bring him in. he was gilbert, but they changed their mind. second and goal. >> joe: freshman quarterback inside the 5, taken down by rochell. as shane buechele, such a big moment. here comes that 18-wheeler. you hear the crowd. with the swoopes call. little freshmen coming out. loaded backfield, with a whole lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoops swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and texas scores first in overtime. well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: up and through. so, a touchdown margin notre dame has to match. tuned for the for

because you still have foreman as a running option. if the quarterback runs, foreman becomes an extra blocker, as he has been most of the time swoopes has been in the ball game. >> joe: a touchdown wins it for the longhorns. first and goal. good play by rochell. >> todd: you have to get penetration behind the line of scrimmage and stop swoopes or foreman. or warren, for that matter, before they get a full head of steam. they're too big and powerful if they get their shoulders turned upfield and get some momentum behind them. >> joe: swoopes. dancing. for the win. texas is back, folks! >> referee: the previous play is und under further review. >> todd: tillery comes unblocked, swoopes sidesteps him, and reaches the ball across the plane before the knee touches. incredible individual effort by tyrone swoopes. first to elude an unblocked man, and then to get the ball across the goal line. >> referee: after the review, the ruling on the field confirmed. touchdown, game over. >> joe: let that be a lesson to every young man looking for playi

. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his team down the field. >> joe: foreman. trying to keep his balance, and just plows ahead for another first down for the horns.

because you still have foreman as a running option. if the quarterback runs, foreman becomes an extra blocker, as he has been most of the time swoopes has been in the ball game. >> joe: a touchdown wins it for the longhorns. good play by rochell. >> todd: you have to get penetration behind the line of scrimmage and stop swoopes or foreman. or warren, for that matter, before they get a full head of steam. they're too big and powerful if they get their shoulders turned upfield and get some momentum behind them. >> joe: swoopes. dancing. for the win. >> referee: the previous play is un under further review. >> todd: tillery comes unblocked, swoopes sidesteps him, and reaches the b the plane before the knee touches. incredible individual effort by tyrone swoopes. first to elude an unblocked man, and then to get the ball across the goal line. >> referee: after the review, the ruling on the field confirmed. touchdown, game over. >> joe: let that be a lesson to every young man looking for playing time. that's a senior, buying in, freshman tak

david foreman, known as the herbal pharmacist says there is a more effective do it yourself approach to alleviating lower back pain. as we celebrate september as pain awareness month, we have invited david to share some of his more common tips for using exercise, massage, and some common ailments that cause much pain to our bodies. welcome to urban update, david. thanks for coming in. >> great to be here. >> let's begin with ailments like lower back pain. very common. more unanimous than you think, right? >> yeah. lower back problems are the number three reason that people will go see their doctor. and we have spent over $80 billion on trying to fix the it is very prevalent. i mean, you just said 80% of the population will have some problem at some point in their life. somebody you know or maybe, like me, i have had it before. everybody i know has had a problem with their back.

true freshman shane buchele finds amani foreman and he makes notre dame's turn.. deshon kizer to eq saint brown.. and he cartwheels into the endzone.. 4th quarter.. texas down 4..deonte foreman the 250 pound running back scores over time..texas has already scored.. notre dame responds.. deshon kizer finds cj sanders.. irish eyes are smiling.. 2nd overtime..notre goal..texas goes for the win.. tyrone swoopes touchdown.. longhorns back on the big stage..winning 50-47 in double overtime we've had 2 fantastic high school game of the week matchups..it's a credit to you the people..week three..we're counting on you again we're trying to spread out our coverage..getting as many schools involved as we can while still featuring quality contests.. do you want sunrise mountain at spring valley? what about desert pines at clark? page and vote it was the first full weekend of football in las vegas and the city shined under the lights in high school and in college..in fact..it was so dominant..we had to take our game to the next level..here is a football finale for the week tha

>> tom foreman, thanks. back with the panel. richard socarides, bakari sellers, gloria borger, kelly mcenany, and jack kingston. it is unorthodox to hear republicans making proposals like this. so, you know, donald trump is certainly doing something we don't hear very often. >> we don't hear republicans very often talking about government solutions to problems, social safety net, entitlements. and that's what donald trump is talking about now. i think that the big question mark has always been with republicans, how are you going to pay for things. because they don't want to add to the deficit. and as tom foreman just said, we dent know. we don't know how you're going to pay for things. he can say he's going to pay for it one way -- >> i would say these proposals from donald trump tonight sound positively european. they sound a little like european socialism. it's like, how far will he go to soften his image. this is about softening his image. but you've got to remember, this is -- we're eight weeks from tonight the election will

>> tom foreman, thanks. back with the panel. clinton supporters richard socarides, bakari sellers, gloria borger, kayleigh mcenany, and jack kingston. it is unorthodox to hear republicans making proposals like this. so, you know, donald trump is certainly doing something we don't hear very often. >> we don't hear republicans very often talking about government solutions to problems, social safety net, entitlements. and that's what donald trump is talking about now. i think that the big question mark has always been with republicans, how are you going to pay for things because they don't want to add to the deficit. and as tom foreman just said, we don't know. we don't know how you're going to pay for things. he can say he's going to pay for it one way -- >> richard? >> i would say these proposals from donald trump tonight sound positively european. they sound a little like european socialism. it's like, how far will he go to soften his image? >> that's what this is about, you're saying? >> that's what this is about. this is about

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. >>> tom foreman now tells us how the birther movement got start with trump. and how he got to this point. >> the birther movement had its birth in barack obama's first presidential run when some democrats wanted to stop him. and hit on his idea that maybe he wasn't born in the united states and wasn't eligible. hillary clinton never embraced that story. so, why do some people think that she did? so to 2007 when an campaign aide wrote an assessment of the race when he said that barack obama's lack of american roots could hold him back in the primary. what will he was talking about is obama's unusual childhood, living some in hawaii, living some in indonesia. thought that might not play well to voters. he never said that the president wasn't born in the united states. one campaign worker immediately got dumped by the campaign. what can the story belie? republicans embrace it and donald trump in particular. as donald trump considered a run for the presidency himself, showing up on tv saying why doesn't he, obama, show his birth certificate? he goes on talk radio

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cnn's tom foreman break it is down for us. >> donald trump has attacked hillary clinton for opposing the war in iraq while saying he opposed it strongly quite early on and as evidence points to a profile of himself from "esquire" magazine. >> this is an absolute quote. "look at the war in iraq and the mess that we're in." it's right after the war started. i would never have handled it that way. does anybody really believe that iraq is going to be a wonderful democracy where people are going to run down to the voting box and gently put in their ballot and the winner is happily going to step up and to lead the country? >> so when did trump tell the magazine those words? let's go to the timeline. we'll start with september of 2002. there was a lot of talk about a possible war and trump was on the howard stearn show. this is what he said. >> are you for invading iraq? >> i guess so. i wish the first time it was done correctly. >> so we move through the holidays and we move into march. march 20th the ground war begins and the very next day trump says that it looks like a tremendous succes

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here is tom foreman. what do you have for us? >> the central theme of all of this, a big theme, was that among all of the undocumented people in this country, there are a lot of dangerous criminals. >> there are at least 2 million. 2 million, think of it, criminal aliens now inside of our country. we will begin moving them out, day one, as soon as i take office, day one. >> 2 million. that is a whopping number, but analysts say to get to that number of criminals among this population, you basically have to count every possible infraction including traffic tickets. maybe it is more realistic to look at it from the migration institute. 1.4 million people on the priority list for apprehension for more serious offenses or maybe you should even look at this number. 690,000 convicted of felonies or serious misdemeanors. that is another estimate that is out there. that seems credible in all of this. still, a big number but only about a third of what trump says. nonetheless, he wants to go after them. he wants a task force to really crac

cnn's tom foreman breaks it down. >> don, donald trump has attacked hillary clinton for supporting the war in iraq while saying he opposed it strongly quite early on. and as evidence, he points to a profile of himself in "esquire" magazine. >> this is a quote. absolute quote. look at the war in iraq and the mess that we're in. it's right after the war started. i would never have handled it that way. does anybody really believe that iraq is going to be a wonderful democracy where people are going to run down to the voting box and gently put in their ballot and the winner is happily going to step up and to lead the country? >> so, when did trump tell the magazine those words? let's go to the time line and we'll start with september of 2002, when there was a lot of talk about a possible war and trump was on the howard stern show. this is what he said. >> invading iraq? >> i guess so. i wish it was -- i wish the first time it was done correctly. >> so, we move through the holidays, and we move into march, march 20, the ground war begins and the very next day, trump says that it looks like

end of story. >> tom foreman, thank you very much. let's discuss donald trump's birther reversal with our panel. joins us chief capitol hill pan lift gloria borger and dana bash and senior washington don't jeff zeleny. dana, what does hillary clinton have to gain by this whole issue coming to the fore right now? >> what does she have to gain? she has to gain a lot which is why she seized on it within, i think, five minutes of this "washington post" story, where donald trump was interviewed, and they posted it yesterday, and he wouldn't say what he said today, which was, is that barack obama was born in the u.s. that came out and they amended her speech last night very quickly, because she, and they believe in brooklyn, that this is case in point of the argument that they've been trying to make which is, do you really want this guy in your living room and representing the united states for the next four years, when he pushes and peddles conspiracy theories that are just patently and blatantly false? what the trump campaign, i know just

this live tv foremanance with the big band is one of the high points. songwriter was part of many memorable records. he once told nhk what sets this tuna part. ♪ >> translator: the tribute album just came out this month. it features 24 popular female vocalists performing in 12 songs. ♪ two of the voices on the album belong to members of a local group. kanako momata was born in 1994. her sister in 1995. they sang a fan favorite. ♪ >> translator: mothra's song is the theme to the momothra movie. an attraction in the same week as godzilla. it is one of the country's most famous film tunes. on the tribute, actress and singer gave the song a punchy delivery. accompanied by voice actresses. ♪ >> these two young japanese girls, their nickname is the peanuts. so let's have a nice welcome. >> reporter: in 1966, they appeared on the he had sullivan show. the program that has brought elvis presley and the beatles into america's living rooms. ♪ >> reporter: in 1975, they announced their retirement. a few months later, they gave a farewell concert. they ne

ware had surgery to repair a fractured foreman this week. they fill the defensive captain spot. right tackle is out with a cap injury. easiest move for thon place and keep skoe field at guard. after two games they lead the league in sacks and passing yards. so this makes for a lot of opportunity to rush the passer. could be a big day for the nfl sack leader von miller. >> so does he hold the ball long? >> the thing with andy dalton he's such a ta lended quarterback but he loves to pass. they pass the majority of the him and rush him and put pressure on him because they haven't utilized their run game. >> do the broncos have to run with that noise? >> they definitely have to run. in general this year look for the broncos to run because that's a huge part of gary kubiak's system and they have had one more rushing attempt this year than passing attempt so far this season. >> thanks, romi. appreciate your information. hear a break down game on monday on cbs mornings. catch her weekdays 3:00 to 6:00 . >>> good morning, happy friday to you. the weather watchers are fired up with great

tom foreman, thank you. appreciate it. >>> bring in my political commentator ryan liz and phillip bump written scathingly on this. it's interesteding and errol louis is here and in washington our chief political correspondent dana bash, also here who also, i'm sure, dana, you did not hear and i'm wrong or an i'm sorry and once again what you did here is that he finished it. he finished this controversy, but all i heard was that he finished his own nonsense that there wan a controversy that he didn't first bring up and then somehow stop and then take credit for? >> no. you didn't miss anything. i didn't miss anything. it was so quick that if anybody was getting up to go get a drink, they missed it. after they waited for 40 minutes as donald trump had people that we should and do respect greatly, because of the sacrifices and the dedication they have brought to this country, talk about why they believe that he should be the commander in chief. a very, very political goal-oriented speech trying to get veterans

the backpack drive was a partnership with employees with 6 abc and foreman mills. it was loaded up at our studios and now headed to the police athletic league that will distribute the backpacks to help students get the school year started right. >> karen rogers is here for david murphy. it's cooler outside. >> do i need any sweater. >> lets take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the area, we are dry and clear, it feels good out there. lets take a look at this day, we have lots of blue skies and a few high clouds looking live over the commodore barry bridge. it's a mild afternoon and a huge change from yesterday's sticky sweltering high for this time of year. the dew point is way down, the measure of humidity not much. a 43 dew point. winds from the northeast with a nice, light cool breeze and ocean temperature is 74. we have cloud cover here in delaware and parts of southwestern new jersey, but philadelphia north and west we have the bright sunshine so the clouds suppressed to the south. we are watching the tropics, it's active. tropical storm julia

correia, the general foreman says it would stop working. >> if the water continues the way it is, we're a foot and a half away, maybe a week or two. >> it holds 2.5 million gallons beyond our storage area. >> reporter: which is why ashland is among several towns reaching out for reasonable water with its vast network of storage. >> we're 85% full. we have the ability to help those communities around us drought. >> reporter: and stressed might be an understatement. the brown lawn, a testament to hot days with little rain. ashland will have to reach into a rainy day fund to pay for the connection and bring in an additional 200,000 gallons. >> they charge a premium for that, so i expect it to be in the thousands if we do have to use it. >> reporter: in the meantime, the town manager is seeking a total ban on outdoor water use. protection, water tanks, and quality. >> reporter: so they are hoping to make that connection soon to take the pressure off. the town is taking this seriously. they are issuing $200 fines to anyone who violates the outdoor water use restrictions money they already is

tonight i asked our friend and foreman anchor john wilson to weigh in. >> this is john wilson's my view now. >> and please welcome john wilson here he is. this is really taking off from caper nick, the backup football team. starting a protest. people didn't realize he was doing it. now other players have taken to this. where does that leave us? >> it left us with a lot of questions. one of which, do we accept the principle that america democracy means you can protest anything. you can wurn the flag. he had the right to do that. every nfl player wants to go on the knee has a right to do that. but a lot of people have died to if this is taking as disrespectful for those who gaef their life in america there's a huge issue. on the other hand protest is who we are. i've been struggling with that part of it. if the protest is about social injustice, let's refine that a little bit. are we talking about racism? yeah. apparently we're talking about racism. but social injustice may be the wrong term. we could be talking about mental illness. we could be talking about drug cartels. ther injustices

here is tom foreman. what do you have for us? >> the central theme of all of this, a big theme, was that among all of the undocumented people in this country, there are a lot of dangerous criminals. >> there are at least 2 million. 2 million, think of it, criminal aliens now inside of our country. we will begin moving them out, day one, as soon as i take office, day one. >> 2 million. that is a whopping number, but analysts say to get to that number of criminals among this population, you basically have to count every possible infraction including traffic tickets. maybe it is more realistic to look at it from the migration institu institute. 1.4 million people on the priority list for apprehension for more serious offenses or maybe you should even look at this number. 690,000 convicted of felonies or serious misdemeanors. that is another estimate that is out there. that seems credible in all of this. still, a big number but only about a third of what trump says. nonetheless, he wants to go after them. he wants a task force to rea

here's cnn tom foreman. >> reporter: hillary clinton doesn't think much of donald trump's views on global warming, listen. >> donald trump thinks climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the chinese. >> i do not say that. >> i think it's important we grip this and deal with it both at home and abroad. >> reporter: she says he did, he says he didn't. problem with twitter it leaves a record. hess tweeted many times he thinks global warming is a hoax and in 2012 he quite specifically said the concept of global warming was created by and for the chinese in order to make u.s. manufacturing noncompetitive. there it is in black and white. that makes her statement about this true. >> all right. so earlier today, trump's running mate mike pence weighed in. he seemed to differ with mr. trump. we're going to bring that sound up for you momentarily. back in our political panel, jackie kucinich, todd graham, michael swirlick. kellyanne conway was on "new day" this morning and she said donald trump believes climate change is a naturally occurring phenomenon. you heard what, you know, tom foreman said th

i spoke with tom foreman and retired fbi expect agent and profiles jim clemente about the case. >> so tom first off there is case grabbed national headlines at the time. i remember covering it as a news reporter. now, 20 years ago, why did you want to do this project and how did it come together? >> sure. i mean, this happened by accident. five or six months ago, not that long ago in it. v time, weaver been working pretty fast. jim clemente came to me and said he was frustrated. he had investigated the case as an f.b.i. agent, and felt like he hadn't had the access to the evidence. felt like he hadn't been table do the investigation he wanted to do. and said he felt like a lot of his colleagues felt the same way. that fed the resources of large television program, if they were able to go back and re-investigate the jonbenet ramsey homicide, they might enable to make real progress for the first time in 20 years that was interesting to mow. >> jim, were you one of the original investigators. for the series, you folks meticulously rebuilt key rooms in the ramsey house. why do that? what

you just heard tom foreman's report. what's your reaction to the fact that donald trump's message last night is resonating with white supremacists? >> white supremacists and kkk needs to go away and i mean, i would just say not only does donald trump disavow him, but i think most americans disavow that line of thinking and those kinds of groups and erin, as you and many, many people know, the kkk came out of the democratic party. senator byrd who is deceased now -- >> what's relevant is what they're doing now. >> i know it, but don't -- don't try to tie, you know, the kkk to the republican party or conservative movement in this country. >> everything that donald trump is talking about has to do with all americans in this country and all those immigrants that want to come to this country legally. so this whole issue about what's been said about, you know, the white supremacist movement. >> to me, i find them disgusting. >> i understand that, but -- >> and their views disgusting. >> david duke, grand wizard of the ku klux

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i spoke with the foreman was that it can light up the same way terminal towerer can. >> it's one of the most beautiful bridges you probably ever see around here in ohio. >> monday morning rusho hour you will be able to be on the newbridge. >> .-dot says the extra lanes will flash drive times. >> weekdays it's about a 4040 is with more lanes hopefully there will be a lot less time on they roads. >> it's like the backend of a phenomenal cleveland from the cavs to the convention to the indians make noo charge it's a great time to be here into great time to and a great time to be from here. >> definitely nice to have that done. >>> cleveland police officers after a c confrontation at a downtown bar that ended with him crashing through a window. you can see that boarded-up window at panini's bar and grill it started around 11:00 o'clock friday nightnd when a 20 -year-d woman police say was drinking alcohol failed to show her id and started arguing with your you officer. that is when witnesses say 23 -year-old blind rack brian track attackedwia him until punching e officer and throwing him th

. >> that's going to buy a lot of >> at the same hearing, a foreman aid to secretary of state rice told lawmakers the payments did not amount to ransom and reflected a bipartisan approach. >> since 1979, each american president sought to use economic leverage to address the challenges. >> kerries top spokesman told fox news the deal is achieving the objective. >> the middle east is going to be that much easier to deal with with an iran that cannot get and >> that's our show tonight. check out our youtube channel for extended interview and investigations. ? at this moment, you just inherited your sister's last-generation, hand-me-down tablet... which was handed down by the generation before her. but you have lightning internet from bright house network, with the speeds you need. so this old device can still surf, stream and game and now connect to... standard tv, standard internet, dvr and phone... ? dish nation ? >> welcome to "dish nation." it is ricky thursday! >> ricky, ricky, ricky. >> all right. last night was the season premiere of "empire" and things got juicy. plus the game is d

foreman. >> irwin l.irker. >> zoe stockenberg. >> today we cause to remember it was 15 years ago when terror attacks killed nearly 3,000 americans and forever changed this gathered at the twin towers memorial site to read the names of the 2 zwr 753 people who died --,753 people who died at the world trade center. salmonella wreaths and roses were laid this -- ceremonial wreaths and roses were laid this afternoon. >>> remembering the 206 people from massachusetts who died 9/11. >> fox 25's christine mccarthy there was as ones pay tribute and prayer, songs and moments of silence ? oh say can you see ? >> 15 septembers later -- >> by the dawn's early light ? >> reporter: inside the house chamber are a tribute to the 3,000 lives lost 9/11 and a special honor for the 206 who hailed from massachusetts. >> david, raymond j. rocker. bouchard. >> reporter: messages to loved ones. >> and my lovely son mathd ucar minute solito your mother and i miss you dearly and may god hold you in the palm of his hands until we meet again. >> and my irrepressably goofy baby brother lewis years we still can't

tom foreman joins me with that. donald trump is promising to get very tough on people who are here illegally, how exactly would that work? >> well, it's not clear when this deportation force would go to work, but he has said immediately, he will go after what he calls the bad ones. listen. >>. >> we are going to get rid of the criminals and it's going to happen within one hour after i take office we start. >> so what's wrong with that? >> well, it's already started. last year the feds kicked off this program called the priority enforcement program which focuses on going after people who are here illegally, who have committed felonies and serious misdemeanors. that's estimated at about 690,000 people out of about 11 million people in the country illegally. it would significantly cut down on the number of people here illevelly and those numbers say otherwise. just getting these people has already proven to be difficult. trump has not explained what will be so different about his approach in tracking these people down,

on www.thedenverchannel.com, this top part of thii shaded box is the money foreman and the third column, 91%, $2.1 million coming from out-of- state telling us to vote for amendment 70. on the bottom half of this, about $630,000 telling you to vote no on amendment 70 and it's about 40% of that out-of- state. if you're going to the denver 7 app or www.thedenverchannel.com, it looks like math will throw up on your computer. happened to jobs? in 2006, in the middle column, you will see waiter and wait staff. kind of went down after the wage went up but came back -- went down but came back up. we have all this analysis right now on the denver 7 app and www.thedenverchannel.com. >> we have a lot of homework to do. >>> 40 days until election day. local groups keep you informed about ballot issues. tomorrow at the denver post auditorium, we will be taking a look at the minimum wage event. this is a free event starting at 6:30 pm. next week's topic hosted by reporter marshall zelinger is amendment 69, colorado care is. >>> [ laughter ] >> if you like this sort of thing, you are nuts but nonethe

i talked to a foreman was as it can lightw up the same way that >> monday morning rush hour they will be able to be on the new bridge. >> oh .-dot says the actual lanesb / drivetime. >> the weekdays it's like a 40 or 45 minute drive so with more lanes hopefully it will be a lot less time on them roads. >> ike hits like the back end of justify phenomenal summer in cleveland. it's a great time to be here and >>> a cleveland police officerf is recovering from cuts and bruises after a confrontation at a downtown bar but ended with that ended with himim crashing through a window. you can see it at panini's bar and grill along east ninth street.ni it happened friday night when a 20 -year-old woman who is drinking alcohol started arguing witnesses say 23 -year-old brian brackett attacked him, punch and punching the officerpu and throwing him through a window. he tried to run but deputies arrested him moments earlier. the woman is also facing charges this morning. >>> protesters opposed shaker heights plan to call the deer population calling it inhumane and predicting it will likely backfire.

foreman president bill clinton will be campaigning in las vegas filling in for his sick wife. he will speak to voters starting at 11:00 in the morning. the event is open to the public and we'll have full coverage of the speech on wednesday here on trump announcing he will are release his health records trump says health is now an issue in the campaign. >> michelle: scary moment at an airport as a cargo plane trying to land and, as you can see here, it didn't go as planned. ita runway. we'll show you more of that coming up. >> krystal: how a simple iphone update could do away with the annoying solicitation phone calls. if you want them to stop coming your way, you got to stay tuned. >> michelle: the little baby who doesn't have a nationality yet because he was born in international waters as his mother was being rescued from an switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs