johnson: so tell the truth. you do not have to remember anything and the unforgivable in life is hypocrisy. [applause] mr. johnson: saying one thing and doing another, bill weld and i are not hypocrites. [applause] mr. johnson: both of us believe in entrepreneurs. both of us believe all of us have the opportunity to be entrepreneurs. all of us have the opportunity to create our own jobs, not to laugh, anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. it is how you deal with it. it is how you deal with it. [applause] mr. johnson: sometimes i think there is a conspiracy. i get all wound up on television and then all of a sudden, satellite feed miraculously goes away. but believing in entrepreneurship, really. all of us. if there is advice i would have for everybody in the room, my advice is worth exactly what you're paying for it, which is nothing, but my advice is whatever it is you do, apply it entrepreneur late. there will never be a greater reward. create your own job, create jobs for others here at does have a role

((sharie johnson)) >>> when it comes to your ((sharie johnson)) >>> when it comes to your phone... well now... there is a new breakthrough device to save it. marc stewart talked with the businessmen who came up with the idea. (nats) from the toilet to the tap. millions of phones are damaged every year by water. (liz diloreto, phone saved) "i accidentally spilled water on it." liz diloreto's phone almost became a statistic. "what is happening to your phone now? (liz diloreto, phone saved) "it works now." her lifeline to the world saved by this machine. i these two men made here colorado. you've have relatives who've dropped their phones in toilets, you've said? (craig beinecke, inventor) "that was our early business, mostly friends and family." engineers & d-u biz school grads craig beinecke and adam cookson are the brains behind tekdry. their machine can save a phone in just about an hour. the inspiration: a classmate who dropped her phone in the loo. we're going to take this i-phone and drop it in the toilet. about 50 minutes later. and the power is good. right now their machines

)) ((sharie johnson)) jabs... they're also trading leads in the polls. clinton currently holds a five point lead over trump. that's according to a new washington post and a-b-c news poll. that's quite a jump from last week's "c-n-n-o-r-c poll"... which showed a much tighter points in that poll. libertarian nominee gary johnson is at nine percent... while the green party's jill stein is at two-percent. neither seems likely to reach the 15 percent required to participate in the presidential debates set to start at the end of this month./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> clinton will be back in nevada for another campaign visit this week. her campaign says she'll be in las vegas on wednesday... to talk about her plans to it's not yet been announced where the democratic candidate will be. earlier this weekend she was diagnosed with pneumonia.. but it's not clear if that will impact her trip./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> we are your local election headquarters keeping you updated on all the races on air and online at las vegas no

johnson was airborne again. this time by helicopter, bound for the dedication ceremony that would formally designate the 53,000 acre point raised peninsula as a national seashore and park area. california history range with great names of discovery and achievement. cabrillo, fremont, vallejo, stanford -- yet for all her dramatic past she remains a land of challenge. two of the greatest challenge in modern california are the states ever-expanding population, and the growing need of its fellow citizens to respect and preserve as many land areas among -- of uncluttered beauty as possible. set ary person wants to place. and a place where he can be at repose. for many americans, that place of refreshment will be land owned by all the people. refugees of one kind or another. it is of paramount importance that we save and set aside enough sentient race for the future. --enough sanctuaries for the future. the growing need of an urban america, of quickening kicks of that iservation clocks, dedicate this national seashore

i'm sharie johnson. a 13-year old las vegas teen who took her own life this week is the latest tragedy many in the community are working to put a stop to. suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death for teens in nevada. mauricio marin joins us with more on the effort to stop more young lives from being lost. rate of suicide in the country. so far this year---8 kids and teens have taken their life in southern nevada. one counselor we spoke with today says it's crucial to talk with teens that may be struggling with problems---and let them know things do get better. >> 13-year old maria kruger's family is mourning this three day holiday weekend. her mother stefanie wishes she could have done more to have prevented the tragedy. ron lawrence with the community counseling center says kids who may be getting picked on may feel the situation and pain they are dealing with feels like it's ne and that's when some kids may think about hurting themselves. with every patient---he always works to reassure them there is

i'm sharie johnson. today... family, friends and the community... say their goodbyes to the first women elected to the clark county commission. a celebration of life is being held for thalia dondero. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live at the service at the las vegas academy theater... where people paid their final respects. michael? ((michael stevens)) handed out at today's ceremony... and if you open it up... there's a quote from ralph waldo emerson it reads, "do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." that's exactly what dondero did for las vegas... becoming the first woman to serve as a county commissioner when she was elected back in 1974. she served on the commission for 20 years. at today's celebration of life... there we female politician... catherine cortez masto. dondero passed away last sunday. her kids say till the very end she was still working... and it's that drive her children want their mom to be remembered for: ((rob dondero // son of thalia dondero: my mom was one of those peop

((sharie johnson)) this evening. the 95 south on ramp to i-15 south was shutdown for about 33 hours over the weekend. it was closed for work on project demolish the bridge that crosses symphony park drive. the ramp was reopened a few hours ahead of schedule this morning and as you can see... traffic is flowing once again on the busiest ramp in the state./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> and as that closure ends.... another project begins. 1-15 is getting an upgrade. reporting brittany edney is live from the area near 1-15 and craig. brittany, what kind of changes are coming that way? ((brittany edney)) another roadway project is coming your way... ndot is widening a 5-mile-long stretch of the 1-15 here between craig road and speedway boulevard. the project will expand the highway, increasing 4 travel lanes to six in each direction. plus, new lighting, signage and landscaping will be installed. ndot says this section of the interstate sees more than 40-thousand vehicles each d expected to increase around 71-percent by 20-33.

>> johnson: no. no, we don't. >> weld: we do fly commercial. >> kroft: do you have a campaign headquarters? >> weld: yes. >> johnson: yes, we do. but it's-- but if you went to the campaign headquarters, you wouldn't find anybody there because this is-- you know, this is social media. come on, get selfie-- get selfie >> kroft: they have a big presence on the internet, and claim to have 50 million followers-- most of them young people. johnson and weld are good friends and say they plan to run a co-presidency sharing the same staff. on the campaign trail, they often stay at each other's homes. they've tried just about everything to get more attention in hopes that their campaign would go viral. and for a while, ten days ago, it did. >> willie geist: governor, good to have you with us. >> kroft: but it was the wrong kind, when johnson was unable to en the humanitarian crisis in syria. >> mike barnicle: aleppo. >> johnson: and what is aleppo? >> barnicle: you're kidding. >> johnson: no. >> kroft: you've

((sharie johnson)) >> and the deadly consequences of drinking and driving. how local law enforcement is urging valley residents to think twice before getting behind the wheel after having a few holiday drinks./// "now, live...this is 8 ((sharie johnson)) >>> hazy skies and the smell of smoke in the air. that's what many people woke up to. smoke from wildfires in california has drifted to southern nevada once again. now an air quality advisory is in effect through tomorrow. we have team coverage. mauricio marin has it's affecting some people's holiday celebrations. but first-- katie boer has her eyes on our skies. katie, what's it going to take haze lingers across the valley with an air quality advisory in place locally through labor day. ............ here's a peak at your evening planner ... actually a cooler day today with temps in the mid 80s by 9pm--still a bit gusty at times ......... labor day looks nice as well... some haze still possible but cooler conditions with i 6 degrees below normal in the low 90s. now let's send it over to mauricio marin live n

johnson: with certainty, taxes will not go up under a johnson presidency. i will say the same thing about bill weld. he cut taxes 21 times. i cut taxes 14 times. stateeld for load employees the first day in office. he was a republican that served democrat. that is 4-1 certainty that government will get smaller. taxes simplified. taxes lowered. environment, i think that creates confidence. i think the economy grows with that. haveing spending, which we not talked about is so important in this equation. look, bill weld and i are pledging to submit a balanced budget to congress, a template for how you balance the budget in 100 days. what is the significance of a balanced legit? -- balanced budget? it is for the kids i spoke with this morning. my generation will get health care and retirement -- and they have to pay for this? no. and you do nothing about the entitlements of social security, medicaid -- reforms are needed or make them actual .arily sound military. our pledge is invincible national defense. that does not mean that the defense department is not 20

, i'm sharie johnson. it happened in a home located in the 500 block of kristin lane near sunset and boulder hwy. /// ((sharie johnson)) >>> just hours ago... henderson police identified 48-year-old michael kaplan as the suspect. and they tell us three children were at the home when the violent crime took place. those kids now in the care of child protective services. and we spoke to neighbors following the deadly attack... many expressed wishing they'd spoke up sooner./// >>> 8 news now reporter brittany edney caught up with a marriage and family therapist who says two things usually prevent most from speaking out about domestic violence. she's live now with those reasons and more... ((brittany edney)) >> the therapist i spoke with says two reasons people sometimes don't report domestic violence situations is out of either fear or maybe feeling like it's not their place to get involved. but these are the types of situations that need to be karen lee, exodus family & guidance services "they have a responsi

you can find all things politics both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> c-c-s-d staff and volunteers hit the streets today to get kids at risk for not graduating... back into the classroom. it's part of the school reclaim your future program. 8 news now reporter mauricio marin shows us the effort being made to ensure valley high schoolers receive their diploma. ((mauricio marin/reporter: a knock on the door can make all the difference. all across the valley today c-c-s-d staff and volunteers met with students and parents at their homes to get kids back to school. some may be missing school alot and could be off-track to graduate.)) ((mauricio marin)) each step she takes---valley high school principal ramona esparza hopes is one step closer ((ramona esparza/principal, valley high school: "today is about reaching out to our communities to make sure that our students' are succesful and going to graduate.' )) ((mauricio marin)) armed with community leaders and volunteers by her side. she's knocking on doors of students who may be skipping school. princi

((sharie johnson)) >>> that's it for us. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: a mass shooting at a mall. a gunman opens fire at macy's, leaving at least five people dead. seattle f.b.i. is investigating. also tonight, we'll preview the the first clinton-trump debate the nation's first african american president opens the nation's new african american museum. >> the story told here doesn't just belong to black americans. it belongs to all americans. >> you know this song. >> ninan: and benefit he signs off from "cbs sunday morning," charles osgood sits down for an interview with scott pelley. >> pelley: i'm stopped on the street often. people say, "you're that guy from cbs."

((sharie johnson)) >>> from the roads to the skies... though temperatures are expected to be more enjoyable here in the valley... we still have to worry about the air quality. earlier today the skies were hazy and filled with smoke from the wildfires burning in california. katie boer joins us now with more on those conditions and how it will impact your labor day plans... <<

i'm sharie johnson. thanks for joining us. if you remember johnson junior high school was placed on a lockdown after a mercury scare. that lockdown then turned into a hazmat situation that lasted for several hours as students, staff and faculty were screened and decontaminated. decontaminating parts of campus--- and screening the belongings that were left behind. our michael stevens was at the school earlier today following the e-p-a's latest statement on the investigation. michael what did we learn today? ((michael stevens)) >> sharie... the building has been off limits since wednesday... but today, some parents and their been off limits since wednesday... but today, some parents and their kids were allowed back to pick-up belongings like shoes... and backpacks left behind after mercury was detected inside. and walter johnson jr. high is busy again... busy with families picking up over 700 personal items tested by the environmental protection agency. ((jocelynn crocker // parent: they took her backpack, her lunch pale and sho

the answer -- gary johnson. here is a quick guide to the last 24 hours for governor johnson. >> george washington university battleground survey, gary johnson has 11% support among likely voters. plus.tes at 10% mitt romney tweeted it, i hope to see gary johnson and bill wells on the debate stage. we need to join arms with china. >> what would you do if you are elected about aleppo? >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> it is going to be a platform -- a big platform. >> i am an incredibly frustrated with myself. >> what do you think will happen? >> i have to get smarter. and that is part of the process. aleppoou don't know what is, you can't be president. >> cary johnson had no idea what aleppo was. >> his response was, what is aleppo? >> did you have a brain freeze moment? >> no excuse. i was digging in terms of acronym --aleppo. >> when governor johnson left here yesterday, we were pretty bullish on the progress of the campaign. this is the worst moment in the most attention after the days passed. how do yo

gary johnson: absolutely. >> [indiscernible] gary johnson: there we go. thank you. >> i have been getting pictures of all the candidates this week. gary johnson: [indiscernible] all right. great. thank you. i will see if i can't make arrangements to have you come to my work. i will see what i can do. thank you. i like what i heard. >> it's great to be shaking hands with the next president of the united states. think positive. gary johnson: oh yeah -- oh, yeah. you know, you've gotten a few of these signatures. nk.'ve got, like, 12, i thi >> [indiscernible] thank you so much for being here. how did you get roped into this? >> [indiscernible] gary johnson: well, i appreciate it. and thank you for being here. there you go. a lifelong iowan. i really appreciate it. thank you very much. >> thank you for coming to iowa. gary johnson: all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> can i have your autograph? [indiscernible] >> i'm doing -- going to get these going to [indiscernible] gary johnson: thank you. [indiscernible] that's, like, 14 of them now. you can't have 14.

((sharie johnson) story of a deadly shooting at a starbucks. i'm sharie johnson. reporter brittany edney joins us live from the shopping center which police recently cleared. brittany, how did this all start? ((brittany edney)) >> sharie, police say the man in custody was upset after his credit card was declined at the drive thru window...then he went inside and got into an argument with another male customer-- who investigators say witness: "all the cops came and they had rifles already out.")) ((bryan dunlap, witness "immediately my reaction was terrorism")) ((brittany edney)) witnesses describe the panic and chaos they experienced when police responded to a deadly shooting. one mother tells us her daughter was inside the starbucks when it started. ((kim plank, daughter inside store during shooting " she just said she heard a guy with a gun got down and then as soon as she had a chance she jumped out the drive thru window.")) ((brittany edney)) metro says the suspect tried deceiving officers by calling 9-1-1 and giving a fake suspect description.... and we're to

see you then. /// ((sharie johnson)) coming up a sports.. weekend was a success it's only fitting we have finale to recap all the sights and sounds the clock has run out on the first full weekend on the gridiron..vegas teams took on the country and did not disappoint.. we take our ge finale..and get a little help from the jackson state sonic boom band it was time to glow.. throw... and get low.. football season is back...and it put on a show... the rebels won their opener and did it in style (tony sanchez/coach: "we're 1-0 and i guess we haven't done that in a while") johnny stanton let it fly and led with flare he powered on the ground and punished through the air 3 touchdowns to devonte boyd.. "saw a blitz, changed the play, knew devonte was going to run right by their guy.") jackson state got jacked but their band was in demand..i mean not trying to boast (joe williams iii/drum major: "we really ready to take over the state of nevada and the whole west coast.") byu was in trouble until a liberty grad said i'm going to come thru for ya veg

((sharie johnson)) >> and we are in the final stretch of summer this weekend.. katie breaks down how much longer you have to take advantage of the warmer "now, live...this is 8 news now weekend edition." ((sharie johnson)) >>> what started as a possible barricade situation ended with one man in custody. thanks for joining us i'm sharie johnson. 8 news now has been on-scene following the story. we now head to brittany edney who's outside tamarus park now? ((brittany edney)) sharie... right now the scene has cleared out, completely different from less than an hour ago when the street was blocked off and flooded with responders and emergency vehicles... investigators tell us a call came in around noon about a family dispute between a man and a woman. metro says the man possibly threatened a female with a knife. when police couldn't make contact w when swat came out. (("i didn't hurt nobody, i got one eye, i'm blind in one eye, how could i anybody? )) and our cameras were rolling when the man was taken into custody after officers spotted him on the perimeter that ha

((sharie johnson)) >>> mauricio...how's all the work going to benefit drivers? ((mauricio marin)) >> there's a few things that area. n-dot says it should help reduce traffic by nearly 30-percent. and new traffic patterns should make it safer to prevent accidents because it will cut back on drivers having to weave in and out of lanes. back to you./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> what started as a possible barricade situation ended with one man in custody. reporter brittany edne outside tamarus park apartments. ((brittany edney)) investigators tell us a call came in around noon about a family dispute between a man and a woman. metro says the man possibly threatened a female with a knife. when police couldn't make contact with the man-- that's when swat came out. (("i didn't hurt nobody, i got one eye, i'm blind in one eye, how could i anybody? )) ((brittany edney)) and our cameras were rolling him on the perimeter that happened right after swat went inside the apartment and cleared the scene. dozens of responders helped with the situation including metro officiers, swat

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johnson: there you go. >> thank you! gov. johnson: thank you. >> one johnson to another. gov. johnson: very good. thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate it. >> can i get a picture? gov. johnson: yes, let's do it. [laughter] thank you. thank you. >> it is an honor. thank you for being here. thank you.n: thank you for being here. i really thank you for being here. >> love you gary! my first time voting and i just registered libertarians is here. can you send my card. ? sign it anywhere. thank you so much. >> it is a bad marker. she might have a better one. thank you.n: there you go. >> can i get a picture of you? gov. johnson: do it. thank you for being here. thank you so much for being here. >> i'm a pharmacy student. i was wondering if you have any opinion on -- gov. johnson: there is an example of, doesn't that make sense? >> i feel it does. most of my colleagues think it does. take pressure off of medical staff. gov. johnson: and you understand the drugs and what they do. legislation that passes that identify somebody from -- keep someone from doing that, i ma

((sharie johnson)) >> this church is also home to another congreation as well./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> investigators say they've found the body of a missing boy who caught national headlines 27-years ago. 11-year-old jacob wetterling was abducted in saint joseph, minnesota, in 19-89. reports show a suspect in his disappearance led the f-b-i to the remains. co remains are jacob's. the abduction changed a lot in his hometown... and the nation. ((annie sparrow rogers, former resident): "i think it just touched america in a way that it's not such a safe place anymore we have to be vigilant.")) ((sharie johnson)) >> jacob's abduction led to the federal law that requires states to maintain sex offender registries. investigators are not saying yet if anyone has been charged. and there's still no official word on who the suspect is./// ((sharie johnson)) that's the latest question many people are asking the santa clara police department. what they have now threatened to do in response to 49er's colin kaepernick's anthem protest./// but first... the f-d-a says anti-bacterial soaps may be do

((sharie johnson)) >>> students at johnson junior high school will now have 2 days to make up. today the district announced classes will be canceled for exposure. that's where we begin tonight. i'm sharie johnson, thanks for joining us. as the investigation continues--- the e-p-a has now upped the amount of mercury discovered on campus. brittany edney is live with what the e-p-a is telling us about about the discovery? ((brittany edney)) >> when the news first broke about the amount discovered... we were told it was no larger than the amount found in a thermometer. this evening we learned that the e-p-a has collected around a inside the school... just to give you an idea, this is how much that looks like.... so just imagine if this was all toxic liquid metal. ((brittany edney)) continued cleanup means no class for students at johnson junior high school on monday. there's still some areas of campus--- specifically the gym-- where crews are making sure all traces of potentially harmful mercury levels are removed. ((randy nattis, epa take place, and then they're going to start wit

, katie boer & jon ((sharie johnson)) >>> got a problem? tell michelle .. and today... she's helping everyone who pays bills online... because some changes are on the way to how quickly those get paid. ((michelle mortensen)) nowdays just about everyone pays their bills online. generally paying your bills online is fast and secure .. however .. scheduling payments through your bank can sometimes cause delays. hence the question i got from ron goldberg recently. ... michelle ... i've finally decided to pay my bills online through my bank. it's been an easy transition but why does the bank take my money out of my account rigth away ... but then take 2 to 3 days to credit it to the payee. amazing question. this has been a point of contention for many people for a long time. in this digital world .. shouldn't the payments be creditied to an account instantly?? it should .. and it soon will. run through something called the a-c-h network ... it stands for automated clearing house. it basically moves money from one account to another . each year i

( gary johnson ) "no." gary johnson -- is getting a lot of flak for his answer. but -- he isn't the first presidential candidate --to slip up on a question. a look at some equally embarrassing mistakes -- coming up and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government over it. heck opposed roe v. wade and voted to criminalize abortion. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. johnson slipped up on a question-- about syria,. but he's far from the first presidential candidate -- to make a similar mistake. c-n-n's jeanne moos reports. < --reporter pkg-as follows-- we dare you to try and look away even if you've seen it ten times already. ( msnbc anchor ) "what would kidding?" ( gary johnson ) "no." it instantly gave birth to #what is aleppo. granted, 11 out of 14 people we asked on the street. ( woman on street ) "what's alpp couldn't identify the syrian city at the epicenter of the refugee crisis. ( reporter ) "what is alep

the film includes scenes from luci baines johnson's wedding and a trip to england for president johnson's birthday .elebration ♪ >> his country is smaller than the state of vermont. it is sandwich between two unfriendly powers. 18 years ago, it was inhospitable, largely barren and referred to as a wilderness. today, it grows tomatoes in the desert, operates two nuclear reactors, and is affluent enough to participate in a comprehensive redevelopment plan in latin america. returning from his visit to south america, israeli president zalman shazar is given a warm welcome at the white house. for the president of the united states, the month of august begins on an international note with an expression of friendship that will strengthen the ties between america and her friend on the mediterranean. before the month is over, the president's interests will largely be domestic ones, as the american people show concern about an ever-expanding economy. however, for the moment, the public interest was focused on a young man from waukegan, illinois. on the 6th of august, pat nugent would become the p

johnson: marijuana. that is the only drug am advocating legalizing. >> i feel a little better about that. gov. johnson: that's where government has a role. keep those that are impaired off the road. a big component of legalizing pot is establishing impairment. something that has not been sent. >> immigrants coming over the borders? my spirits as they take all their home -- money home. -- experience is that they take all their money home. brian: them spending -- gov. johnson: them spending u.s. dollars is an overwhelming positive to have them here taking jobs that we do not want. homes and -- buying food and cars. they are an integral part of the economy. me, as a former governor of new mexico. iowa and where is new mexico? trust me on this. this is a political bogeyman. this does not exist. i'm a veteran. you are who i want to vote for. gov. johnson: thank you very much. you look good. i like it. gov. johnson: i will still be around. thank you very much. it is great to be here. right over here. your mom

i'm sharie johnson. the mayor there says at this time there is no indication that this was related to terrorism but says the act was intentional. we head now to brittany edney who's live in the newsroom with the lastest on the investigation. brittany. ((brittany edney)) the most recent information those have been hospitalized-- with one possibly in critical condition. meanwhile n-y-p-d is investigating what could be a pressure cooker with wiring coming out of the top at a 2nd location in chelsea. that device is located on west 27th street and it has not been detonated... and investigators there are saying efforts are being made to move the suspicious device to another location. as for the manhattan exposion... witnesses say the blast was so sent people running for cover. ((tony/chelsea resident) "it was like boom. like a huge steel plate hitting the ground. that's what it sounded like.")) ((brandon tirabo, chelsea resident) "i saw a guy that got injured. where was he bleeding from? he was bleeding from h

that was gary johnson. we will get to know his running mate bill wells when we come. ♪ mark: yesterday during the call before the firestorm that broke around gary johnson, we got a chance to talk with him and his running mate bill wells about their personal stories. that wed you johnson, will talk about bill wells. we started about talking about his relationship with friends in high places, highest out of the democratic party and nominee hillary clinton. bill: i like them both. bill clinton was my favorite governor in the 1990's. i have known mrs. clinton since she was hillary rodham. we both worked on the nixon impeachment. she was majority staff, i was minority staff. ground closely on the impeachment of the president. that is an unforgettable experience. i've had good experience with them over the years. mark: tell us about your kids. bill: i have eight kids. i have been married twice. teddy roosevelt great-granddaughter for five years. california, one any foreign service, one i baltimoren, one in bost

>> johnson: i'm not. live free or die, baby, you know what they say. >> kroft: former massachusetts governor bill weld is a card- carrying member of the eastern establishment, whose libertarian bonafides are still questioned by the true believers. until his nomination in may, he was a member of the nearly- extinct political species known as "moderate republicans." you weren't a libertarian until a couple of months ago. >> weld: well, i considered myself a "small l" libertarian and people called me the libertarian republican. >> kroft: they run a frugal, low-key campaign in jeans and sneakers and keep a very loose schedule that can change hourly. when we were with them, their version of a presidential limousine was a rented red toyota. do you have a motorcade? >> weld: no. we don't have a motorcade. >> kroft: you stop for red lights? >> johnson: we do stop for red lights. >> kroft: do you have a campaign plane? >> weld: we don't have a campaign plane. >> johnson: no. no, we don't. headquarters? >> weld: ye

((sharie johnson)) cancer. why more doctors are turning to an often overlooked treatment for prostate cancer. and a company is being praised for it's "paid" paid vacation plan.... no that's not a typo. but how does it work? the valley's news leader is back after the break./// ((you're watching the come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. swensk. this is 8 news now at noon.)) ((sharie johnson)) >>> prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death among american men. there are a handful of treatment options... including two types o as martie salt reports.. for years... very few patients took advantage of one of those optio

johnson tried to clarify on abc's the view johnson sot johnson - no excuse. i was thinking in terms of acronym aleppo. fair enough. fair enough. this candidacy rick klein sot mitt romney pushing to put him on a debate stage but he's showing himself not ready for prime time with comments like that. o/c close: the first presidential debate is two and a half weeks away and if last night is any indication - there will be fireworks when clinton and trump finally share a prime time stage. kt abc news washington donald trump will be back in iowa on tuesday. he will speak at noon at the seven flags event center a-m. he will then head to a private fundraising luncheon at the blue moon dueling piano bar and restaurant in west des moines. coming up next in sports, scott will feature tonight's athlete of the week. and the kernels try to clinch their first round playoff series in game two against wisconsin. stay with your 24 hour news clinch their first round playoff matchup tonight against wisconsin in game two of their best of 3 game series. ... wisconsin scored a run i

narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest rates high. johnson: it's just kinda free money... narrator: with senator johnson, opportunity for middle class kids would disappear. ron johnson's not for students. school supplies can really add need to break the bank. contact 6 has 4 easy ways to save - tonight at 10.' ------------------------- also tonight-- bear essentionals. two bears try to beat the heat by taking a dip in the pool... the beagle that wasn't having any of it. tonight at ten. in business news - sponsor support for the 8th annual milwaukee film festival jumps nearly15-percent this year. milwaukee film saying the festival has raised nearly 3 million dollars for sponsors has increased from 95 -- to 133. associated bank will take over as the presenting sponsor. tickets for this weekend's wisconsin l-s-u game at lambeau field are among the hottest for the fi

johnson was my grandfather. [applause] sec. johnson: he died a second class citizen, in fact and in law. but he had faith in this country. perhaps he imagined the unimaginable in 1956 -- that his own grandson would one day become the person in charge of the homeland security for this entire nation, or, even more incredible, that i would serve in the cabinet of a black president. [applause] sec. johnson: this is something, as recently as 10 years ago, that i never thought i would see in my lifetime. the house un-american activities committee was abolished many years ago. i'm told it used to hold its hearings in room 311 of the cannon house office building on capitol hill in washington. this is the same room in which the house homeland security committee holds its hearings today. therefore, sixty-seven years ago, my grandfather likely testified in that hearing room to defend his patriotism. now his grandson testifies in that same room to explain what the u.s. government is doing to defend our nation. this is the promise and the w

((sharie johnson)) >>> that's it for us. now at 11./// >>> coming up tonight on 8 captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> stahl: today marks 15 years since the horrendous events of september 11, 2001. now at ground zero in new york city, there's a memorial museum that tells the story of that day and honors its nearly 3,000 victims. but deciding t wasn't easy. was absolutely every single tiny little thing an argument? >> paula grant berry: there were lots of issues. >> iken: oh, boy. lots, lots. >> stahl: tonight we'll take you back to the challenges of creating our nation's 911 museum. >> mike anderson: not a day goes by where i don't think about my son. he was mike jr. he was my only son. >> pelley: he is what is known

johnson: ladies and gentlemen, good evening. you just heard a message from the president of the united states, president barack obama. for invitingnk you me to be here today. as barack obama's presidency and our administration draw to a close, i am proud to have been part of it. i have been on an incredible journey with barack obama, not just since he became president in 2009, but over the last 10 years -- as part of his campaign, his transition team, his administration, and, now, his cabinet. history will record not only the transformational changes president obama brought about, but also that in 2008, he was elected president with 69 million votes -- the largest popular vote for any one person in the history of this country, based on a campaign of hope and inspiration. with that came a new generation of voters, and an unprecedented period of inclusiveness and diversity in our political process. as part of that, it's a great privilege for me to be present in person here today, to speak to this full convention of the islamic soc

[chanting] gary johnson: oh, there we go. [applause] gary johnson: so health care. [laughter] gary johnson: we have no idea what it's going to cost. when we get the bill, we know that nobody is actually going to pay that bill, right? libertarians always coming down on the side of choice. that you and i as individuals should be able to make choices in our lives that are going to affect our lives as long as those choices don't adversely affect others. as governor of new mexico, i was more outspoken than any other governor in the country regarding school choice, that we should bring competition to public education. in my opinion, if we could unleash a million educational entrepreneurs on our educational system, i think it would have profound dramatic impact on our educational system. [applause] gary johnson: but what is the one thing that the federal government could do to improve on education? it would be to abolish the federal department of education. [applause] gary johnson: and it is all a dollars and cents things. i think we think that the department of education