it's near mosul - iraq's second largest city, and the largest city still under isis control. carter says: ".. the final assault on mosul will commence -- as with previous operations -- when prime minister abadi gives the order." on cam tag iraq's government says it hopes to retake mosul before the end of the year. in london, greg it's time for your news and weather together. tomorrow will mark the three-month anniversary of jay anderson's death in wauwatosa. back in june -- a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed anderson at madison park... and today, we still know little about the case. anderson's father says it's time for more information to be made public... especially after details of officer- involved shootings in north carolina and oklahoma have been

it's near mosul - iraq's second largest city, and the largest city still under isis control. carter says: ".. the final assault on mosul will commence -- as with previous operations -- when prime minister abadi gives the order." on cam tag iraq's government says it hopes to retake mosul before the end of the year. in london, greg it's time for your news and weather together. tomorrow will mark the three-month anniversary of jay anderson's death in wauwatosa. back in june -- a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed anderson at madison park... and today, we still know little about the case. anderson's father says it's time for more information to be made public... especially after details of officer- involved shootings in north carolina and oklahoma have been it's in the later stages of its review in the case ... and it is trying to enhance the 20-second body- cam video recording of the shooting. a 30-year-old woman has been arrested after a nine-year-old boy was shot last night. it happened last night at 20th and hadley. the boy was shot in the back. we're told the shooter w

. >>> the city of phoenix could soon be the largest city in the country observing national indigenous peoples day. they unanimously recommend the city adopt a resolution creating indigenous peoples day. mike gallegos says, by making phoenix the largest city in the nation to take this step, our to declare that our city and tribal nations are inextricably linked, both as we remember the past and plan for the fewer. there's no word yet on when that proposal will go to the council for a full vote. if passed, indigenous peoples day would coincide with columbus day on november 10th. many u.s. cities have ditched the columbus day for indigenous peoples day. columbus day is not observed in the city of phoenix. ? >>> disney has pulled a costume from its online store that's based on a character in its upcoming animated film moana after it upset a lot of people. it features the polynesian figure maui. it's brown with long sleeves and pants and full bodied tattoos. some critics call it a new form of black face, saying it's inappropriate. in a statement, disney has apologized and say it regrets of

. ♪ cebu city, located in the middle of the island is the second largest city in the philippines, following manila, the capital. english-language schools have been opening all over cebu city. at present, there are more than 200. they range from schools with only a handful of students to schools with thousands. ♪ the majority of the students are young people from asia. last year alone the number coming to cebu to study english grew to 150,000, with the figure rising every year. cebu city's largest english school sits in a district of government offices. smeag global education opened two years ago, through a joint investment between south korean and japanese firms. it has three buildings in the city, accommodating about 1,000 students in total. ♪ all the students stay in dormitories. there are cafeterias, stores and other facilities for students to enjoy, so they don't really need to leave the campus. there is also a movie theater, which screens english-language films only. one of the major appeals of the school is that they offer cheap, one-to-one lessons, something that would be extreme

sunday as floodwaters began to spill out of the rising cedar river, and iowa's second- largest city worked to apply the lessons officials learned after the record 2008 flood. the river crested saturday night in waterloo and cedar falls, which are about 55 miles upstream from cedar rapids, which is iowa's second-largest city, with about 130,000 people.the water levels in cedar falls and waterloo were slightly lower than had been expected, but they still reached levels that major flood devastated the region. the national weather service predicted that the river will crest at 23 feet in cedar rapids on tuesday morning - well below the 2008 record of 31.12 feet . officials asked those living in about 5,000 downtown homes near the river to evacuate. they said it could be days before people can return home.the cedar rapids school district said sunday that it is canceling classes through wednesday because of the flooding. district officials will reevaluate the situation by wednesday afternoon. thank you rob for talking with upstream, the cedar river crested yesterday in vinton, but not bef

unemployment dropped in most of wisconsin's largest cities last month. month.the state department of workforce develoment reports unemployment fell or stayed the same in 28 of the state's 32 largest cities.. from july to august.racine had the highest rate of at 6-point-7 percent.the rates aren't ?state? unemployment rate.. which stands at 4-point-2 percent. there's a great opportunity today... for anyone looking for a job.it's milwaukee's 16- th annual ?diversity employment day career fair.? fair.?hundreds of jobs in a variety of fields will be available.positions range from "entry level" to "professional."anyone can attend-- don't forget your resume.business attire is required. the career fair is today from 11 until 3 at the "milwaukee county war memorial center." a milwaukee-based restaurant is expanding west.sobelman's announced it's opening a restaurant in waukesha. this will be the second sobelman's franchise.the new franchise owners currently own bosco's social club and spurs saloon in downtown waukesha. the owners plan to open sobelman's in the sp

unemployment dropped in most of wisconsin's largest cities last month. month.the state department of workforce develoment reports unemployment fell or stayed the same in 28 of the state's 32 largest cities from july to august.racine had the highest rate of at 6 point 7 percent. the rates aren't seasonally adjusted, so they can't be compared to the state unemployment rate... which stands at 4 point 2 percent. a wisconsin veteran's home will undergo a review of its conditions after questions legislature's audit committee approved the review at the wisconsin veterans home in king.a state auditor will look at the number and needs of residents, complaints about care, and staffing levels. every day, about 1-thousand people suffer cardiac arrest in the u-s.of those cardiac arrests seen by another person, less than half receive c-p-r before emergency responders arrive. 100 teachers and staff members at menomonee falls high school were trained in hands only c-p-r today. an important skill to know... and they could end up saving a life. 06:02:15-20there's more to

"wallet hub" studied the 150 largest cities... our city got high marks for how many parties happen here... the number of dance clubs... and access to bars. las vegas wasn't the only one representing nevada on the list. reno was number 18... henderson was 45th... and north las vegas even made the cut... getting ranked number 122./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> unlv student's are raving about hosting october's presidential debate. >> we'll see how campus leaders are preparing for the highly anticipated event. ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support ((brian loftus)) >>> we're one month away from the presidential deb thomas and mack center. the debate will be held on october 19th there are already

why linn county's largest city might be >>> right now on cbs 2 news, why linn county's largest city might be opting out of a newly approved increase in the county's minimum wage. >>> plus, a tight race stays very close. >> iowa is one of the closest states in the entire country. >> what poll numbers really mean right now in the race for the white house. >>> and why the prospect of a record harvest isn't translating into profitable news for farmers. meteorologist terry swails the u-s department of agriculture says right now, both corn and soybean farmers are expecting a record fall harvest. cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore visited with a family who makes their living off the land. land. harvey prizler, farmernat 19:37:46 this year the beans are fairly tall...williamsburg farmer harvey prizler has been

iowa's second largest city put up nearly ten miles of barriers and berms to hold back the cedar river. the river crested tuesday- hitting the second highest level ever on record. schools will stay closed again today... city officials don't plan to let evacuees return for a few more days as the water goes down. the city could return to normal as soon as this weekend. so much expansion calls for more everyday heros... we'll explain why the area is getting a second fire station. plus- politics and football faced off in a head to head matchup... and the underdog won. who was watching what- on a very busy monday night. and why denver stands out among airport keeps growing. so much so, they need another fire station to keep up with calls and demand. fire station 35 will open in november. you'll see the building under construction as you drive towards the airport.it's at 75th and jackson gap street. it's the only fire station at the airport that's not on the secured airfield. the new station will serve the entire airport, but their priority will be pena boulevard, the final approach, the ser

chicago is the the nation's third-largest city and has already experienced more homicides this year than the bigger cities of los angeles and new york combined. chicago police superintendent eddie johnson says the majority of the shootings are being done by repeat gun offenders. where we need help is our state legislators helping us to get the judges the tools that they need to hold these repeat gun offenders accountable. year- to-date, there have been more than 23- hundred shootings and 471 shooting deaths in chicago. milwaukee police asking for help in identifying several suspects wanted in connection with an armed robbery.the at the b-p gas station, near 35th and mckinley.police say one of the suspects had a gun and instructed others to steal several items.anyone with information is asked to call police. as the new school year begins... a recent report shows a lingering disparity in the number of minorities working as teachers. according to the brown center on education policy... 1/2 the country's public school students are minorities -- but only 18 percent of teachers are.here in mil

a violent night in the 17th largest city in america. >>> we are charlotte, north carolina. a police involved shooting. a disagreement between members of the deceased family that claim he was armed only with a book and was an innocent man shot by police and police accounts that say he was armed with a gun. we will have further demonstrative proof on that front before long. we will not see any police video released at least not tonight. the mayor of that city perhaps along with family members is going to view the video tomorrow. that is when we will learn more but we have spoken to no one that has seen the imagery of the shooting itself. tammie is among our correspondents on the ground in charlotte. you had an experience with the flash-bang grenade. the grinding grenade used in situations like this when police need to get the upper hand. what do you see now? >> right now we're seeing, you know, the protest crowd disperses and then it picks up. right now we have a line of riot police holding this line since we got out here and these two hours they have been holding this line a

the city of charlotte, as i mentioned, 17th largest in the united states. very proud of the business and banking center they have built. they have been able to attract pro sports teams. they were able to attract the democratic convention. what you see again in the foreground, protesters, increasingly scattering. up top in your picture, this advancing line of police in riot gear. including, but not limited to, kevlar helmets, shields, shielding for their legs and arms. most of them are equipped with those zip tie handcuffs. many of them have used those tonight. jim cavanaugh formerly with the atf who candidly also talked us through this weekend's incidents with the bomber in the new york area, given his familiarity with armorments and all things that go boom. jim, we're seeing some plain old fireworks and we're seeing some, what appears to be a combination of tear gas and smoke being fired off as the police line advances. >> that's right, brian. what you're seeing here will have good command. they're going very slowly here. they're analyzing the crowd. the c

the single largest city that isis controls anywhere. the iraqi prime minister has recently expressed that he wants the mosul operation to take place by the end of the year. i can report that there are some new signs that that incident, that operation may be imminent. even just from a u.s. involvement perspective. a couple of weeks ago, the u.s. sent 400 more american service members into iraq. many were presumably sent to what's being described as a u.s. logistics hub south of mosul in that spot that we've marked on the map with a little star there. that u.s.-run facility made news just this week when isis apparently lobbed a shell into that facility that appears to have contained mustard gas. great. yeah, nobody was hurt, but that's ominous. now in addition to those 400 americans that were sent in a couple of weeks ago, now u.s. officials have leaked to the "wall street journal" a new request for 500 more u.s. troops to be sent over there now. and again, this is just a leak, not an official announcement that they're going. if we are se

ben: drought conditions so severe the state second largest city is taking precautions. >> the move by boston police top brass to get body cameras on the >> a couple of chances for storms and how your weekend is looking. >> what the patriots star thinks about his chances of playing sunday. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 that 5:00. >> police have some volunteers. >> they are not rank-and-file officers. they are members of the commissioners command staff. >> this is far from what the brass had wanted but this is a commanders who will agree to where the cameras while on duty. they do have some street duties that sometimes bring them into contact with the public. the main job is to survey rank-and-file officers. they are not part of the make them targets. police commissioner william evans said when asked to volunteer to where the cameras they stepped up. i'm committed to getting the program started in my officers out there every day. the judge to over solve this plans to issue a ruling tomorrow. the body cameras next week. anchor: we turn our attention to a water crisis. a stage three drough

>>> population 630,000, is the largest city in the russian far ea east. three years ago, a theater for opera and ballet was established he here. this summer, it hosted a spectacular festival of the arts. ♪ >> the first international festival hopes to reach out to the asia pacific region via russian arts. ♪ >> the festivals artistic direct director. >> i want to emphasize that the far east festival is an international festival. there aren't just russian artists here, we have artists from china, south korea, all of whom collaborate to put this festival together. >> they were also a part of the festival. this performance is dedicated to the people for whom this festival was something special. in september of 2015, the eastern economic forum was hosted for the first time. russian president vladimir putin emphasized the far east region. >> home port to the russian pacific fleet. and a military strong hold. during the soviet union era, entry into the city was severely restricted. in the past several years, the city has undergone remarkable changes under pre

that and other restrictions the drought is causing in massachusetts second largest city. >> gene: patriots are already without tom could be on the bench for the season opener. the issue surrounding his hamstring injury coming up. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: 7:00 and good morning on friday morning. i'm gene lavanchy. it is not going to be the best hair day. >> gene: alert for that. >> shiri: it is humid. hot and sticky and shot sleeves and flip-flops if you have that option and providence, rhode island and going to feel the effects of that and north shore as well, peabody, gloucester, over to haverhill and exeter, new hampshire and heaviest and steadiest it is mostly light rain along the coastline itself and waking up to the 70s, it is 70s, it is really sticky out there. we have also got another round of clouds but not the dense fog we had yesterday, most of the fog is focused from plymouth southward this morning. so anyone traveling in or out of the cape and islands that's where you going to get hardest this morning. 11:

city. the national weather service says that the cedar river is a cheap crest at 31 feet. evacuations are well underway. >> 30,000 people flee their homes in iowa as floodwaters spell out up the rising cedar river. could be days before they can >> look at what you have. the river cresting in the cedar falls area saturday night. that's about 55 miles upstream in cedar rapids. the water levels are strictly lower that had been expected. distal reaching levels that are second only those in 2008. >> we are pretty much all our essential things. parts of southern minnesota als have flooding over the past few days. most of the threat of major flooding has passed. >> and the city's departments has water rescue on both sides of the river. more emergency workers are flying into help. fox 31. nine people wounded this way when it's an open fire in a bus shopping center in houston. please hit the shooter officer shot and killed him. another was critically injured a suspect inside of the shooting. before

what the mayors of the bay area three largest cities did to draw attention to the issue and why others say it's not the answer. >> getting to barcelona is getting easier. the airport offering nonflight flights that start at less than $200. >>> the mayor's of the bay area's three largest cities came together to push for a measure to improve the part system. what the mayors did to draw attention to their pitch. ted. >> reporter: julie, the majors to make their point, they added a little political theater today. they joined together. they hopped on a bart train this morning at the oakland street station and headed into san francisco. their backing bond measure rr on the november ballot. it would raise $3.5 billion in property taxes to pay for improvements to the 44-year-old bart system. specifically replacing and repairing 90 meals miles of -- miles of track. it would go to upgrading computer systems. passing this is critical to the transportation system. >> i'm confident this will pass. that's because bay area residents can't afford to wait to break down the federal gridlock that's denie

cuba's fifth largest city. it's a bit of a crossroads in the center of the island. famed revolution gerrera is buried in this month and one soon to be visited by many more americans as the number of scheduled flights expand, testing the limited tourist infrastructure here. transportation secretary anthony fox who took the first flight expects that to change. >> getting the infrastructure in a position to embrace this kind of activity is going a lot of effort on the part of cubans. >> reporter: santa clara is about to see many more american tourists. silver airways starts its service here today. americanairlines rolls out service to santa clara and several other cuban cities starting next week. delta has announced its service to havana december 1st. kris van cleave, cbs news, santa clara, cuba. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," equal. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." , and it feels like i'm just cradled. change your sleep, change your life... change to tempur-pedic. now thru september 11th, upgrade and save on select temp

before they get better in the states hrarpblest city. >> . largest city. >> . while everyone waits to see what another night holds. >> . woman who they say stole the purse of a wal-mart customer. pushing a little girl in the cart. surveillance photographs of the suspect. they say another shopper left his wifes cart in a purse. back in june. when he went back to get it it was gone. a witness told him she saw this woman take it. and drive off. the witness told police the woman left the parking lot in this white van. if you have information on the theft. west minister police want to hear from you. >> . new tonight. in the presidential election. trump campaign covering colorado today in a massive push for days before first debate. >> . trump and his children making appearances all across the state today. >> . >> the trump campaign ofp colorado. under way. unbelievable jobs president. >> . speaking to the colorado women align. and getting some broncos gear this morning. >> hence in the springs. this afternoon. >> . pence in the springs this afternoon. >> . colorado

schools are canceled for wednesday in the state's second-largest city thousands of residents have already been evacuated. forecasters say flooding is expected to reach its height by tomorrow. in cedar rapids the river expected to crest to 23 feet by tomorrow morning. nicole: charlotte, north carolina lifting the curfew after protesters took to the streets for a sixth straight day. the demonstrations were by the following the fatal police shooting of keith scott. the camera video released saturday by felicia scott slowly backing away from this vehicle with his pants down. police say scott had a kind, but his family claiming he was unarmed. court records show the suspect accused of killing five people at a mall in washington state has put in a half dozen criminal cases in one county alone. captured 24 hours after friday night shooting at the mall in burlington. the 20-year-old was quote creepy. >> i had people over for a party and he wanted to come over because he claimed he knew one of the guys they are. i said why not because they wanted to meet my neighbors. when he came he was really aw

cedar rapids is the second largest city in iowa i think someday cedar rapids will have a casino." opportunity for that property to be redeveloped and back on the tax rolls which would be a win for the community." that "property" the mayor is talking about is the site of the original proposed casino site at 1st avenue and 1st street southwest. it's still owned by the city and there's been no rush to entertain other development proposals while still holding out hope for a the mayor says the original casino investors still have an agreement with the city, running three more years, to only work on their casino plan. but he says if this new proposal appears to generate interest, it's likely some deal could be worked out with the old and new investors. live in cedar rapids, dave franzman, kcrg-tv9. open for business. today, 11 story, 37-million dollar tower in downtown cedar rapids. the building on first street isn't completely done, but c-r-s-t headquarters is operating out of there already. companies that will lease space will move in next month. meteorologist joe winters joins us now

nicole: gary johnson he blanked when he was asked about the name of syria's largest city. the awkward moment took place on morning news show yesterday. here it is. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo -- >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo in. >> alepppo is in syria, the epicenter of the refugee crisis. >> okay, got it. nicole: better to ask than make something . johnson explained the stumble on kennedy last night. >> i'm not a hypocrite, i don't say one thing and do another and as president everything is going to go through this honesty filter and i'm hoping people will see that. and no excuse for not knowing -- when the question was asked this morning, the first think i was thinking of was an acronym. oh, my gosh, what does this stand for? >> the only way to bring end to crisis in syria is for the united states to work with russia to find a diplomatic solution to the problem. the former new mexico governor is trying to reach 15% in order to win a spot in the first presidential debate on september 26th. lauren: so close, coming up. congress takes u

of mosul from isis and to take back the single largest city that isis controls anywhere. the iraqi prime minister has recently expressed that he wants the mosul operation to take place by the end of the year. i can now report that there are new signs that that incident, that operation may be imminent. even just from a u.s.-involvement perspective. a couple of weeks ago the u.s. sent 400 more american service members into iraq. many of them were presumably sent to a u.s. logistics hub just south of mosul in that spot that we've marked there on the map with a star there. that u.s.-run facility made news just this week when isis, apparently, lobbed a shell into the facility that appeared to have contained mustard gas. oh, great. nobody was hurt, but that's ominous. in addition to those 400 americans that was sent in a couple of weeks ago, now u.s. officials have leaked to "the wall street journal" a new request for 500 more u.s. troops to be sent over there now. again, this is just a leak and not an official announcement and if we are sending another 500 american service men

you can't wash your cars at home in the state's largest city now. and getting a lot of attention here. no water can be served in restaurants unless people ask for it. ahead at 6:00, where the water levels should be at this point in the year. plus the fines people could face if they break any of >> gene: back to 5:47. friday morning. we have reached the weekend. if you don't want to let go of the summer, then frankly who wants to do that. >> sara: nobody ever does. >> gene: the weather will be very similar. >> shiri: maybe the kids going back to school if they don't have air conditioning. they look and say maybe i cannot deal with that. but normal low this time of year 60 degrees as the sun comes up. normal high, 75. we above average. we are talking highs close to 90 later today. and it is going to be sticky on top of that. so we have got that triple h weather back in place this morning. i have got a front shifting across the area bringing us showers mostly north of boston right now. up across northern massachusetts, southern new hampshire. to far it

giving way to riots in the core of north carolina's largest city. dozens clashing with police, some throwing rocks and bottles. stores vandalized and looted, officers using tear gas to try and disperse the crowd. >> this has been a difficult couple of days for the city of charlotte. >> and dangerous, gunshots, ringing out in front of the omni hotel, an area that h flashpoint. one of the protesters was killed, shot by another in the crowd, according to officers on the scene. investigators are trying to determine who pulled the trigger. north carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency and the national guard called in, witnesses say scott was unarmed when he was shot and killed by police. but this photo taken by someone at the scene and obtained by charlotte nbc affiliates appears to show a gun at his feet moments after the shooting. family's attorney caution the tape may not show the complete. >> these videos don't hold the answers. scott's family watched the video, but charlotte's police chief refuses to share it publicly. >> we release it

city, waiting to see what another night holds.i'm emily schmidt, reporting. the scott family has asked for a st shooting. the big question, should body camera video be released, or should it be held for the investigation.. george mallet is in the newsroom with a story new on live at thanks charles and courtny.. we spoke with a father, who's son was shot and killed by wauwatosa police.. tonight.. why he says releasing the video of his son at this point, would do more harm than good..that's coming up on live at a u-w-m theater professor is a 2016 macarthur fellow.because of this, anne basting will receive what is commonly known as a "genius grant". it's a no- strings attached 625 thousand dollar grant.basting and 22 other fellows won for their exceptional creativity and potential for future contributions in their fields. congratulations anne basting. the 2016 milwaukee film festival starts tonight. new to the film festival's ridley.ridley went to school in milwaukee and went on to win an academy award for screenwriting for the movie "12 years a slave". festival

. >>> listen throughout the day social media is proving helpful as the corridor's largest city prepares for its worst flooding in nearly a deca. decade.a facebook for your weather first forecast. >>> social media is proving to be helpful as the corridor's largest city appears for the >>> the just 24 hours a group has more than 1800 members looking for an offering help. the group's creator serve in the military in 2008 your he was unable to be home to help with the lead preparation and recovery efforts. this time around he wanted to assist as many people as possible. >> i am just trying to bring the community together. i have seen a lot of pictures of the oh wait flood in the community really guys with boats were helping people move when people cannot get out from waters being so high. i'm just tried to help the computer they come together.>>> the group has helped does have had volunteers helping in all different areas of flood relief. >>> area high school students were let out early this morning to sand bag. the principal of the school as a large group went to nouveau and others went to

seems like defund most of the largest cities in america, come under the category of the sanctuary cities he was talking about. almost entire list of the largest cities in america would be defunded. repeated ideological test for people wanting to come into the country. these are meaty proposals that are going to be wildly controversial and debated hotly, but i really think don we ought to just step back for one second and say that the image that donald trump presented tonight of undocumented workers, of these folks who are here illegally, is not -- it doesn't comport with the reality. the vast majority of them are law-abiding people. and the fact is that they're doing jobs. they're staples in communities around the country, some of them may even be working in mr. trump's ports, i don't know. but they're doing work, productive, raising families here, as mentioned, lot of these young people, some serve in the military. it is a disservice to those people to create this sort of dystopian nightmarish caricature of them based on a few. and i think that's one of the reasons why not only are mino

cities from july to august.right now the unemployment rate is 4- percent for wisconsin.that remains less than the national average of 4-point-9 percent. nationally-- the number of people applying for unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level since july.weekly claims have come in below 300-thousand for 81 straight weeks, longest such streak since 19-70.the u-s job market has been solid despite lackluster economic growth. more local news now a little boy is in the hospital in serious condition after he was accidently shot.neighbors say milwaukee police say it happened around 4 yesterday afternoon.they are not sure yet how the children got a hold of a gun.a woman was taken from the home last night in handcuffs but so far no one is facing any charges. waukesha police need your help finding an armed robbery suspect.investigators say this man entered a p-d-q gas station just before noon yesterday.he pulled out a gun, demanded money and made off with an unknown amount of cash. experts from u-w milwaukee will update us on the spread of the zika virus. presentation is tomorrow

[cheers and applause] >> our largest cities spend some of the largest amounts of money on public schools. it's the biggest costs. new york city spends $20,226 per pupil. baltimore spends 15,280 per student, los angeles it's $10,602. just imagine if each student in the school systems was given a scholarship for this amount of money allowing them and their family to choose the public or private school of their choice. wouldn't that be great? [cheers and applause] >> not only would this empower families but it would create a massive education market that is competitive and produces better outcomes and i mean far better outcomes and the schools would cater to the needs of the individual and family, not the needs of the teachers union which is a tremendous force and a tremendous barrier to getting done what you want to get done and they will be a beneficiary because they will be working in the great schools, that's what's going to happen. they will come in and -- cheryl: okay, so we are losing the live audio feed from cleveland. let me sum up who he is proposing here. interesting proposal tha

the navy has already had two vessels named after the largest city in kansas. the wichita mayor still says he's proud there will be a third "for almost 80 years, the uss wichita has been our tie and our claim to the ocean, charging through the sea, bearing our name and our legacy along with it. i'm truly blessed to be here in office during this time of christening the next uss wichita."wichita is currently known as "l-c-s thirteen". it will receive the "u-s-s" title after its the u-s air force is grounding 10 of its new f- barely a month after they were determined "combat ready" the decision comes due to the discovery of bad insulation in cooling lines in the fuel tanks. the faulty lines affected 57 aircraft - 10 of which were already in the field. the program costs are estimated at 400 billion dollars. a woman in arizona calls police to help teach her little daughter a lesson about seat belt safety.the woman says her three-year-old daughter unbuckled her seat pulled over and explained to her the importance of wearing a seat belt.. but later decided the lesson

in this time period cleveland grew to the fifth to sixth largest city in the u.s. the club is formed. the united way also began. the indians would win the world series. a historic stretch to say the least. >>reporter: let's get one last look at that hour by hour forecast temperatures will climb into the low 70s. we had to expect it. >> the first two days of fall in the 80s was nice. >>reporter: an quick wake up call and we will see a lot of sunshine. we running through rain. >> 60s to start and 70s when they finish. the news continues next. we will follow the big stories throughout the morning. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight. mall massacre. five people shot and killed the gunman caught on camera walking into a macy's in washington state and opening fire. >> cascade, all burlington -- >> escaping into the night. morning. >>> chilling video released by the wife of a man shot by police in charlotte pleading with officers not to open fire. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> officers ordering him to drop a gun before shooting him. t

city, waiting to see what another night holds. i'm emily schmidt, reporting. the family of keith scott says he was just reading a book in a car - when police showed up - and wasn't looking for trouble. in oklahoma - a tulsa police officer faces felony manslaughter charges in the shooting death of an african- american man last week. officer betty shelby fatally shot 40-year-old terence crutcher after his s-u-v broke down. her attorney says shelby believed crutcher was acting peculiar and ignored her commands ... ... and was afraid fatal shot. the tulsa county district attorney says an arrest warrant has been issued for shelby ... ... and arrangements are being made for her surrender. in the matter of the death of terence crutcher i determined that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. attorneys for the crutcher family say they are happy charges have been brought again shelby, and that they will be seeking a vigorous prosecution in the killing. demo

city..(nats: chaos) dozens clashing with police.. some throwing rocks and bottles..stores vandalized and looted.. officers using tear- gas to try and disperse the crowd..(s/ mayor jennifer roberts / charlotte, nc :32 - :34)"this has been difficult period of our city." and dangerous..(nats: bang) gunshots rang out in front of the omni has been a flashpoint during the protests..(s/ no id)"they just shot somebody."one of the protesters was critically wounded.. shot by another protester according to officers on the scene.. investigators are still trying to determine who pulled the trigger..(nat: national guard) north carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency.. and the national guard has been called-in..the fbi and department of justice also have agents on the ground.. witnesses say scott was unarmed when he shot and killed by police..but this photo taken by someone at the scene.. and obtained by charlotte nbc affiliate wcnc.. feet moments after the shooting..there is dash and body ca

in shorted, this is an emergency. >> tough words from the city manager, the state's second largest city putting severe restrictions in place. >> the best thing that could happen to ease this drought is a lot of rain. the second best thing is conservation. >> this is one of 10 reservoirs the city of worcester relies on. only a 12% capacity. take a look at our math cam to it is so low right now the city can't even pump water from it anymore. >> to that end several water restrictions are now in place. they include no watering of lawns, the fire department stops all training involving water. no washing cars, and no water served in restaurants unless people ask. folks at brew city don't seem to mind. >> not a big deal. >> reporter: he says he doesn't come here for the water. >> that's fine. i drink beer, so -- >> reporter: but all j fall, worcester's water restrictions will stand. >> this rain is starting to come down pretty good tonight but it will take a lot to make up a 9-inch deficit here in worcester. in the meantime, if you vial these new water restrictions, you'll face some pretty ste

cities. violent crime overall increased about 4% in that same time period with higher numbers of rapes, robberies and aggravated assaults. we do note this. there was a drop in property crime, burglaries and larcenies but the white house is downplaying all the stats saying americans are actually safer now. >> since president obama took office in 2009, the violent crime rate in the united states has fallen 15%. and the violent crime rate in the united states is near historic lows. the country is safer under president obama than it has been under previous measurements as measured by the violent crime rate but the president believes there is more we can and should do. harris: jerry, what do you think about this? are we at the point we're focused on right issues here? >> very much. violent crime in particular has been declining in this country thankfully for 25 years. we're in new york city you can tell from my accent. i'm not from here. i came from england. harris: i would have guessed jersey. >>

but with his poll numbers hovering in the single misstep on msnbc...not knowing the largest city in syria. johnson an what is aleppo? barnicle: you're kidding. johnson: no. barnicle: aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis. 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 roun

giving way to rye i don't wants in the core of north carolina largest city. dozens clashing with police some throwing bottles and store vandalized and looted. officers using tear gas. >> this is has been a difficult couple of days for the city of charlotte. >> reporter: and dangerous. gun shots bringing -- ringing out in front of the omny hotel. >> they just shot somebody. protesters was killed shot by another person in the crowd. investigators are still trying to determine who pulled the trigger. north carolina's gov any declared a state of emergency and the national guard was called in. witnesses say scott was unarmed but this photo taken by someone at the scene appears to show a gun at his feet moments after the shooting. >> reporter: there's police dash caution the tape may not show a complete picture. >> these videos don't always hold all the answers and efrp niez to reserve judgment. >> reporter: scots family watched the video. charlotte police chief refused to share it publicly. >> we release it when we believe it's a compelling reason. i mean not goin

they'll be discussing a wide range of health topics and how wisconsin's largest city impacts the rest of the state. the city of madison will host a business walk this thursday -- to check on businesses near the oscar mayer plant. the plant announced it would close early next year.. laying off about a thousand workers. the city wants to check on the businesses to see how they are holding up and if they need anything. many of the staff logs from wisconsin's troubled youth prison show 500 incidents of aggression, fighting and violence in the four months preceding a december raid at the facility in northern wisconsin. the logs were provided to the wisconsin state journal by the department of corrections under the state's open records law.the reports show altercations and confrontations resulted in 32 injuries to inmates and seven injured staff between july and december of 2015. flames have engu a abandoned school in northeastern wisconsin, leaving behind a pile leaving behind a pile of rubble. firefighters were dispatched to the old lincoln school building in brown county's town of rockla

city. charlotte is shaken, but its mayor is defiant. >> today our city is open for business as usual. >> reporter: the attorney for the family of keith lamont scott, father of seven, say police showed them the dash cam and body camera video of scott's death late today. >> his wife saw him get shot and killed, and that's something that she will never, ever forget. chief kerr putney defending his decision not to release that video publicly. >> if you think we should display a victim's worst day for public consumption, that is not the transparency i'm speaking of. >> reporter: police sources speaking to nbc affiliate wcnc confirmed this witness photo taken moments after the shooting shows a gun at scott's feet. the police chief says video of the incident does not definitively show scott pointing the gun at anyone. police union says he's seen one of the dash cam videos. >> it shows clearly what our police chief putney has said. mr. scott came out of the vehicle as ordered by officers, but he ha

it's near mozul, the second largest city and the largest city under isis control. >> the operation will commence as with previous operations. >> reporter: the government hopes to retake mozul by the end of the year. >>> updates on two deadly police shootings that have led to violent protests in the u.s. charges have been filed against the officer who shot and killed a man in tulsa, oklahoma. while in north carolina, the national guard is ready for another possible night of violence. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> developing news out of tulsa where prosecutors have charged a white police officer with first degree manslaughter in connection with the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man. officer betty shell entry accused of killing 40-year-old terrance crutcher as he stood next to his suv with his hands in the air last friday. attorneys for shelby claim she thought he was reaching for a weapon through the window of his suv. no weapon was found. >>> in charlotte the police chief is refusing to release video that could settle the vastly different accounts of what led to

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this morning - a major mi on msnbc...not knowing the largest city in syria. johnson an what is aleppo? barnicle: you're kidding. johnson: no. barnicle: aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis. johnson tried to clarify on abc's the view johnson sot johnson - no excuse. i was thinking in terms of acronym aleppo.// behar i think it's a disqualifying statement frankly. johnson fair enough. fair enough. this comes as more people are taking interest in johnson's candidacy rick klein sot mitt 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 authorities say the suspect in a texas school shooting is dead. the shooting happened thursday school shooting is dead. the shooting happened thursday roughly 200 miles southeast of el paso. a 14-year-old girl is now recovering and is said to be stable after being shot. also-- a police office