devin dwyer has the latest. devin: hillary clinton was among thousands, including donald trump, observing at ground zero. this is clinton left before the program ended. >> it was very, very hot. she was standing in front of me. she just said, we are going out. devin: clinton could not make it unassisted to her campaign van. this video shows her leaning against a pillar, then appearing to swoon before secret service agents catch her and help her inside. she was driven to her daughter friday. "she was put on antibiotics and advised to rest and modify her schedule." at the ceremony, clinton became overheated and dehydrated. after spending two hours at her daughter's home, she came outside. >> what happened? >> it's a beautiful day in new york. devin: the 68-year-old democratic nominee returned to her home in a new york suburb. hasn't been serious enough to keep secretary clinton off the trail. devin: her health and her openness about it, front and center in the race for the white house. >> she doesn't have the stre

devin and diane. >> all right, marci, thank you. and many people are without power now in tallahassee. strong winds also keeping those utility crews from being able to restore service overnight. >> and it could be days before everyone has power again. robert mclaws spoke to abc news from his home in tallahassee. >> i don't think many people anticipated that it was going to pick up strength as much as it did before it hit land, but it really slowed down and was really kind of packing a punch and we see lightning flashes and whatnot every so often but mostly just hear stuff flying around, and there were a couple of crashes earlier, so sunrise is going to be pretty interesting. this is my first hurricane, so it's kind of crazy out. it's kind of scary. we're just sitting inside the house hoping a tree doesn't fall on us. >> and it's not just florida impacted here, hermine is bringing bad weather to several other states, as well. >> accuweather's justin povick is tracking the storm's path. good morning, justin. >> diane, devin, thanks, a

. >> reporter: hi, devin and diane. good morning. well, some parts of the gulf coast including where i am are getting spared while other communities not far from here are getting hit hard by hermine. north of where the category 1 hurricane made landfall this morning in tallahassee, strong winds and heavy rain bringing down trees. in towns north of tampa reports of water rescues and potentially a state of emergency already in effect for much of florida with some people forced to evacuate. floridians spent much of yesterday getting ready for this, sandbagging, boarding up windows and now waiting for sunlight to see the extent of the damage as the storm now makes its way into georgia and the carolinas. devin and diane. >> all right, marci, thank you. thank you. and many people are without power now in tallahassee. strong winds also keeping those utility crews from being able to restore service overnight. >> and it could be days before from his home in tallahassee. >> i don't think many people anticipated that it was going to pick up str

you, devin and diane. now, new this morning the president of mexico mentioning donald trump in his state of the nation address following the republican candidate's visit there repeating that mexico will not pay for that now infamous wall. trump still facing some fallout after expectations of a softer approach on deportation after his wednesday immigration speech in arizona. he hammered hard on deportation again losing the support of some of his key hispanic advisers, namely jacob monty, who says he used them as, quote, props. the campaign saying trump's message has been consistent specifically addressing criminals in the u.s. illegally. following questions about whether certain wealthy donors to the clinton foundation received preferential treatment, the state department will release the remaining 2,700 pages of hillary clinton's detailed daily schedules while in office by october 17th. but that's just a couple of weeks before election day. clinton's spokesperson brian see the full picture, plus on labor d

devin: yeah. last may. greg: how much? devin: we raised $2 million. reg: cool. what sort of list tends tonight most popular? celebrities? really good stuff from users? devin: i wouldn't break it out that way. whether it's from a celebrity or not and more often than not it is not, it's -- it has to be personal, find. it has to be personal, revealing, it has to be a little bit like putting yourself out there, being vulnerable. i think what people are excited about is the response they get from that. also media trades in curbcy -- curncy. some form of curncy. what i think is great and so refreshing here is that currency is authenticity. being truthful. being more expressive. putting yourself out there and hoping that people will catch you. and that's what people are being rewarded for. i think that's what they really are enjoying about it. greg: if michael scott ends up being boss on the office, if he made a list what would be on it? b.j.: he would probably tag 99 different people and ask if hey like to be his friend. reasons i'm the best boss. i actually -- i stil

devin, diane, back to you. >> thanks. hurricane hermine is expected to put a dam per on holiday weekend events up up to new jersey. many beaches are seeing heavy surf and dangerous rip currents and worries about beach erosion. >> it couldn't come at a worst time. maim hurrah and major travel weekend and expected to have a cascade of problems all across the country and linzie janis has more. >> reporter: nearly 16 million americans are hoping to fly this weekend. the air lines are warning people to expect major delays and flights because of the hurricane, all the main carriers will allow you to do that for free. some are even letting you cancel for a full refund. all of the airports in central and northern florida will likely be affected. there's already been a ground stop in charlotte. here in charleston there are delays that will likely move up the east coast to major airports if hermine maintains its northern track this weekend. linzie janis, abc news, at charleston international airport. >> our thanks to linzie. stay w

diane, devin? >> abc's ali rogen in phoenix. trump's visit to mexico also triggered a response from hillary clinton who said it will take more than a quick visit to repair what she calls more than a year of insults. >> some say it did trump good showing him as a competent statesman. here's jonathan carl. >> reporter: standing next to the president of mexico, donald trump ditched a year's worth of tough talk. >> it's been a tremendous honor, and i call you a friend. >> reporter: that's a departure from day one of his campaign. >> they are not our friend, believe me. >> reporter: accusing mexico of funneling undocumented immigrants across the border. >> when mexico sends us people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> reporter: i asked trump if he stands by those words. mr. trump, over the course of this campaign, do you regret some of the things that you've said about mexico or mexicans or take them back? >> a lot of the things i said ar

diane, devin? >> thanks, hillary clinton hitting back at donald trump saying it takes more than a quick trip to make up for what she calls, quote, a year of insults and insinuations. late last night the clinton campaign released a statement saying trump's speech on immigration was his, quote, darkest yet. they added that only immigrants, the only immigrants he would allow are those who would, quote, pass his test of meanwhile, a new poll out this morning shows clinton's lead has shrunk to two percentage points when the third-party candidates are included. that two-point difference is within the margin of era and the two-way race increases to six points. >>> in other news tropical storm hermine is expected to barrel into the big bend of the florida panhandle later today with close to hurricane force winds. >> it may be a category one hurricane at that point. residents taking it seriously this morning. filling sand windows, securing their boats and other property. hermine is bringing rain to all of f

devin was hit about a block away ...at westcliff. we're standing close to the ramp...as the cars go speeding by...to the highway. now before any of this happened... i had met devins grandma. she told me she wanted him on the bus...not on these streets. we were supposed to do that story this morning... when late last night...my phone rang... she told me he was in an accident. my arms, my hands. you can see the pain....in his face ... scrapes and bruises.... on devon (devin) daigle's...arms and hands! (nat sot hospital with nurse) beep beep. police say....about 24 hours ago.... the 11 year old...was in a serious accident. moments before he stepped in front of a car.... we only had three more seconds so i just ran across. but he didnt make it. it happened...during the walk... that devin, his sister and friends....make everyday. hold up hold up, don't go. 1.3 miles...from johnson junior high...to home. tonight ccsd says ...the policy is no bus...unless the distance is over two miles. (sot, antoinette singleton, grandmother)(white flash)

devin and diane. >> abc's kenneth moton in washington. thank you. >>> mexican president pena nieto seems to be backfiring on him on the visit. he repeated his pledge to build a border wall and furious he didn't demand an apology from trump for his previous negative statements. some are even calling the meeting a national humiliation. florida and hawaii. >> that's right. tropical storm hermine is moving and heading for landfall in the florida panhandle later tonight. at that point it may be a weak hurricane. that means winds of 74 miles an hour or more. there are hurricane and storm warnings for three other states, as well, but florida is bearing the brunt of the storm right now. all over the state residents boarding up windows checking batteries and supplies securing anything that the winds might pick up. many schools will be closed the governor of florida has declared a state of emergency for more than 40 counties. >>> in the pacific hurricane madeline wakened before drenching parts of hawaii overnight. parts of the big island will still

good morning, devin. >> reporter: good morning, paula. it wasn't the first time that clinton referred to some of trump's supporters as deplorables, but when she declared half of them are deplorable under intense criticism, she quick ly issued a statement that she was hillary clinton expressing rare regret this morning but offering no apology for her comments. >> you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> reporter: in a statement released saturday to contain the firestorm, she says, "i regret saying half. that was wrong" adding "i won't stop calling out bigotry and racist rhetoric." donald trump and republicans are on fire with outrage for what she told her donors. >> they're racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamaphobic, you name it. >> reporter: in a statement trump calls the comment a grotesque attack on american voters that makes her unfit and incapable of representing all the people. at a summit of evangelical voters on sunday, running mate mike pence put it this way. >> hillary, the

((devin/vo)) batteries in the new 'galaxy note 7' exploded or catch fire while charging. there are at least 35 such cases so far. ((diane)) more than a million of the phones have been sold driverless farm tractor, called the "magnum". it's controlled using a g-p-s system, and software that's used to plot its most efficient path across the fields. ((diane)) it can be monitored, and controlled, from anywhere in the world, using a computer or tablet. diane wipe v/o) once upon a time, the sony walkman was "the" thing for listening to time. ((devin f/s) now the walkman is plated in real gold, which sony says improves the audio. the cost: about 32-hundred dollars! ((diane/2sh)) those are your tech bytes. ((devin/2sh)) have a great day. > with the front passing over head, winds will be picking up but rain chances are now out the door. high temperatures still remain mainly in the low 100s with a few areas of the city lucky enough to be around 98 degrees. from 11am to 7pm tonight winds occasional gust between 25 and 30 mph. labor day monday will consist of breezy but not gusty con

((devin reads)) the image resolution doesn't change as you zoom in... the quality just gets worse. instagram won't say when or if it will fix that. ((diane/2sh)) those are your tech bytes. > the jury is still out on the rain chances for today. both our numerical models and future forecast models are split between either a 20% rain chance or less than 5% rain chance to both the valley and the mountains. moisture content to the low and mid levels will be prominent along with the right amount of heat for lift. the question is will the air be unstable enough to produce the rain into the valley and that will just he mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies will be common along with the south with gusts between 25 and 35 mph valley wide; highs between 100 and 105 degrees. there's still alot more to come on good morning las vegas at 5 including.. a henderson mom, plastering her she says she's doing it in order to protect her son who has autism. plus, we'll tell you what hillary clinton is saying about donald trump's plans for immigration..and his high-profile meeting with mexico's president. p

devin: oh me, 886 dollars. amanda: for the ambulance. devin: yup that did not show up. 17 seconds seconds morning at 11:30.the cbs 58 special, milwaukee at a crossroads is still online... you can watch it at cbs58.com. reporting live... 3 3 the city of charlotte is under a "state of emergency" this morning... after ?more? violence following the deadly police shooting of "keith lamont scott." anger over scott's death fueled a second night of protests. at least four officers were hurt. several workers downtown wer injured in the chaos.. and one protester was shot. the national guard has now been deployed to the city to help restore peace. don champion has the latest from charlotte. -nats- aptn us protests 3 (1:40 tear gas in air, police line, protestor throws back tear gas) the chaos in charlotte stretched well into the overnight hours as protesters faced off with heavy armed officers. (explosion here/officers march in 1:02) tear gas filled the air... and at least one flash bang exploded.. as officers moved in to clear the streets. -nats- (aptn 2 protesters chanting, "don

so devin, tell us a little bit more about why amazon is doing this and why this could save them rather than cost them more. >> well, basically, amazon is growing so fast that they're overwhelming their long-time sort of delivery partners. whether that's fedex or u.p.s. at peak time. the holiday team so they're becoming a delivery company and they leased 40 planes. the first one was the prime airplane that we just saw. in seattle. and they're going to become one of the world's biggest delivery companies. and i guess that's got some people concerned, investors in fedex and u.p.s. and what it means for those companies. emily: isn't it insanely expensive? >> well, this is a company that spent $11.5 billion on shipping last year. so they're -- they're spending a lot of money. they've built all of these -- centers and prime now hubs and delivery stations. but they're just leasing the

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good morning, devin >> reporter: good morning, paula. it wasn't the first time that clinton referred to some of trump's supporters as deplorable. regret this morning but offering no apology for her comments. >> you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. she said, i regret saying half. that was wrong. i won't stop calling out bigotry and racist rhetoric. the racest, sexest phobic, you name it. >> reporter: in the statement, trump calls it a grotesque attack on american voters that manges her uncapable of representing all hillary, they basket of anything. they are mrns. and they deserve your respect. >> reporter: the clinton campaign says she was only talking about the trump supporter who is have openly >> the other basket of people are the people that feel the government has left them down. and they're desperate for change. >> reporter: fund raisers see gaffes of the past. >> who are dependent on government, who believe they are victims. >> reporter: and obama's remark that his opponents are bitte

kpix five's devin fehely shows us the startup where man and machine are teaming up... to serve you dinner. [nats] >>> robots get the easy life. now they are making pizza. kpix 5's devin fehely shows us the startup where man and machine are teaming up to serve you dinner. >> reporter: it is not your parents's pizzeria. >> we have robots and humans working collaboratively. >> reporter: mountain view's zoom pizza is taking a page out of silicon valley's playbook. it's using advanced robot, high- tech computers and people to make your favorite slice. >> we are using the next generation of automation, highly intelligence, highly flexible robots, to actually facilitate the food separation process. >> reporter: now the company which launched back in april is looking to change the way that pizza is cooked and delivered. they are equipping this truck with more than 50 small ovens and a sophisticated computer system that will cook the pizzas as they are being driven to your home. >> pizza ordering is predictable. most of our customers order according to a rather habitual sort of

we welcome the chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes. mr. chairman, in june of 2015 when you and i talked, you said you thought we were at 2 -- the highest threat level we've ever faced. what's your feeling about that now? >> i think we're even worse islamic problem, whether it's isis or al qaeda, they continue to add followers. so even though isis is having problems controlling some territory within syria and iraq, they have spread globally now. they have moved fighters into europe, where our allies are having considerable problems, if you notice, on just over the weekend, both the german government and the french government came out pluckily and said that they are concerned about the numbers of fighters there in the country. so the al qaeda... what al qaeda started on september 11, 2001, continues to metastasize. i'm concerned that we're not paying close enough attention to the growth of radical jihadism globally. >> dickerson: is that concern a geographical concern, or do you feel in america... obviously we've seen home-grown, the kind of

looking to connect deep to devin ross. they review it. it was a 48 yard score. he calls his own shots. but that's what on to escort 3 unanswered touchdown. dairying carrington with the it was up to stephennmontes and he hhs an answer. he catches it one-handed. it would be reviewed. after further effectuation, touchdown. 41-38 cq. it came down to this. under one minute to play. weatherspoon comes through with a game clinching interception. mike mcintyre tears afterwords. check him out. his third pack 12 victory ever. the best first went over oregon since 1998. 41-38 your final. stephen montes is a monster. devin ross, 153 yards receiving. the first went in eugene and 49 years. >> we needed a big win. we have been talking about rising as a program. and we knew the win to take -- to get us noticed. >> these young men have been through so much. our coaches to. i feel like this is a signature% victory for us. four years ago, it was like 50- 0 at halftime. and i would like to thank these guys. and all of the people at home. unusual for us. we just have to keep prepari

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. sheldon: should democrats be worried? mike gousha asks a top wisconsin democrat tonight on upfront. >> hillary clinton led national polls for weeks, but now the closer. did democrats expect this? i'll ask hillary clinton supporter u.s. senator tammy baldwin, tonight on upfront. then, leaders of the state assembly lay out their plans for next year, but what will they do about a big hole in the transportation fund? it's my conversation with state representative john nygren, the co-chair of the joint committee on finance. plus, is a top congressional race in wisconsin now moving in it's all coming up tonight at 11:00, right here on upfront. we should have clear skies for the start of the work week. meteorologist lindsey slater is in the weather center. >> spurs a certain day you should have the umbrella handy and that will be tuesday. a beautiful shot of downtown 59 in waukesha. the dew points are nice and low. mid 50's means it feels good. adrienne: tonight, family, friends, the nation are remembering and honoring the victi

devine was planning to head to florida. it's not known if she got on anyone with information should call braintree police. >> coming up on five minutes after 5:00. commitment 2016. donald trump was campaigning through the battleground states today. president obama is hitting the trail for hillary clinton in philadelphia after she was forced to take time off because of sickness, and erika is here with the new developments. erika? >> randy, hillary clinton says she will release more details about her health later this week and is urging her rival to do the same. that's as she explained why she kept her pneumonia >> like a lot of people, i just thought i could keep going forward and power through it, and, obviously, that didn't work out so well. >> clinton discussing this stumble sunday on cnn last night, which happened two days after she was diagnosed. she opened up about her health as trump took aim at her comments that half his supporters are deplorables, a comment she says she regrets. >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred

abc's devin dwyer has the latest. nats - hillary clinton and donald trump in lower manhattan for the 15th anniversary of september eleventh? standing just feet from each other, as the bells tolled. nats - both left the ceremony early? but clinton first - her hour and a half - paying her respects and greeting families of the fallen. however - quote - "during the ceremony, she felt overheated, so departed to go to her daughter's apartment." sot - rep. joseph crowley / (d) new york "it was very very very hot. // she was standing right in front of me. her staff had come over, tapped her on the shoulder, i thought twitter shows aides helping clinton into a van to leave. sot - dr. richard besser / abc news chief health & medical editor the heat, and the fact that she was able to go out and greet people two hours later, is clinton?" hrc - "feeling great. feeling great." clinton walked out of chelsea's building before noon - waving to the media, posing for a picture? and assuring everyone she felt better. natsot - hillary cli

a chances of devin super trend. he is the first down the ramp. then there are >> oh! this is not what i thought it was at all. >> no. >> man! this is a visit to the traction department. >> right? busted knees. >> look out! >> oh. >> the ramp they're on is obviously super cushy. so they're not going to necessarily injure themselves. >> whatever! >> every square minute of this video is like, ow! >> a fun afternoon the way only devin super tramp can make. >> oli and i would play the game if the pins were inflatable. >> your back would go. my knee would go. honestly. we're picturing all the ways that we would injure ourselves doing this. >> i am glad team super tramp did it and put it together for us to watch. >> i watched the behind the scenes video. it didn't look like anybody was crazily injured. one guy had a little boo-boo. >> it hurts so bad. >> he said it was so much fun, it was worth it. >> it was >>> he's got a car issue. so he's going to repair it really the only way he knows how. >> louisville slugger. >> no! >> yes. >> see why his smashing plan ain't all it's

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