last year, china produced 800 million tons of steel. resultedlt, that has in pressure from washington and brussels on beijing to rein in what they say is the dumping of steel impacting negatively the markets they are. beijing says it has already 150ed -- pledge to cut million tons of excess steel capacity by 2020. rishaad: thank you indeed very much for that. right, a look at some other stories we are watching. a are kicking things off with white knight for a troubled japanese company. rosalind: possibly. takata has received five by out heads. uyout bids.out takata aims to shortlist 2-3 candidates. of wells fargo came in for a grilling on capitol hill. he testified before the senate banking committee after a review found 2 million accounts had been open without customer authorization. senator warren told him he should quit and called for a criminal investigation and more accountability from the banks leaders. >> you haven't resigned. you have not returned a single nickel of your personal earnings. you have not fired a single senior exec

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chinese steel makers account for hahalf of global output. a pillar of the chinese economic reform is to encourage consolidation in the steel industry and lower production capacity. here's a look at some of the other businesess stories we're following. >>> japan's trade balance fell into the red for the first time in three months. finance ministry officials say the deficit came in at $184 million for august. the value of exports was down 9.6% posting 11th straight month of decline. stronger yen and summer holiday period pushed the number down. >>> train makers are showcasing their latest technologies in berlin at the world's largest trade fair of its kind. nearly 3,000 companies are taking part. hitachi unveiled a new system. competition in the global railway market is intensifyfyin as demand for train cars is expected to grow in both emerging and industrialized countries. >>> you can catch our report again online together with the full transcript. look for nhk world and business wrap. thanks very much for joining me on this business corner.

welcome back to live at 4:30, i'm scott steele in the weather center. of a severe thunderstorm warning jefferson county, this, until 5:30 this evening. because there is an intense, and i mean intense thunderstorm cell that's just been meandering through dodge county, making slow progress to the east southeast. will be affecting northern portions of rock and southwestern portions of jefferson county, including fort atkinson in just the next 30 minutes, or so. of the in addition to that, a severe thunderstorm watch, the potential for severe weather exists for all of us this southeastern wisconsin with the exception of sheboygan and fond du lac counties until 8:00 tonight. we have a couple of really notable clusters of storms making place right now with an abundance of frequent lightning and large hail. of course, the one that prompted the warning, just to the south, and west of delafield, and oakland, you can see from southeastern dane county, to southwestern jefferson county, copious amounts of lightning there. but also huge hail, in excess of quarter-si

he referred to the issue of steel. i did raise the issue of overproduction and this is important because it wasn't just being raised with the chinese government. it was all the leaders around a table, crucially recognized the significance and recognize the issue of the steps some governments are taking, which are leading to the problems we see. that is why the new ford has been introduced, which will be looking at these issues and the chinese will be sitting on that for them. they will be part of those discussions. i said it before and i'll say it again. i hope and looking at the details in the analysis of the decision will be made later this month. in saudi arabia, and that the deputy crown prince at the g20. i did raise that had concerns about the report of what has happened in jenin. i insist they should be properly investigated. .. because this government has a fine record in terms of what we've done in humanitarian support. it's education, girls and others around the world and in helping people access to prep -- w

causes people to lose a steel jobs is china has hundreds of tons of excess capacity and steel. the total capacity is over one billion tons. that is half of the world's total capacity. you need 700 million domestically. they don't another 100 million tons externally. that's what's costing jobs. steel here and steelmakers in european markets. i want to move into the breath of your portfolio. you deal a lot with energy. something trump said today is we will put our great miners and steel workers back to work. when you look at that landscape, how difficult is that going to be? for minors and steel workers out of work and think they will have jobs in the sectors going forward -- miner s and steelworkers out of work to think they will have jobs in those sectors going forward? you could deal with the 100 million tons, he put a huge number of people back to work. it's not creating new tons, tons being consumed, it is just that we are being consumed with discounted export. they're making the banks keep lending to them to keep these zombie companies alive. china is not about profitabilit

appealing to oil and gas workers along with steel workers in southern colorado. >> american steel will send new skyscrapers into the clouds. that includes denver. american hands will rebuild this nation and american energy , mind from american sources willpower this nation. >> reporter: he also appealed to latinos, a key voting block in colorado he is losing by double digits. several latino protesters were let out of the rally. and squared off with trump supporters outside. colorado, a clear battle ground once again. it's interesting. polls show hillary clinton losing ground in colorado that her supporters are moving to trump but rather gary johnson who is peeling away the millennials. i suspect we will see clinton back here soon. live from colorado springs. >> hillary clinton took a break from the campaign trail. the congressional black caucus foundation. she received the trail blazer award for becoming the 1st female presidential nominee of the major party. >>> the update on a missing dog. we 1st told you about this dog earlier this summer. his owner launched a media campaign to brin

steele suffers from a-l-s. the judge agreed to release him earlier this year due to his deteriorating health. in a letter sent to the judge on the case in july, the conditional release coordinator says they were looking to develop a plan for in-home community placement and care at steele's parents' home in dane county. but steele's attorney says every conditional release plan has fallen through a man accused of setting a deadly fire.... it's been delayed until monday. a witness is missing! police say michael morgan set a home near 36th and silver spring on fire back in october. 6 kids were inside. 2 died. the trial was supposed to start yesterday-- but the state's witness didn't show. the judge ruled everyone will reconvene on monday to decide where to go from there. the anticipation is building as sunday inches closer. on the road against the jaguars this weekend. everything kicks off here on fox 6 at noon sunday which will be followed by the giants at the cowboys. and be sure to stay up for the fox 6 sports b

we will put american steel into the spine of this country. i will fight for every neglected part of this nation and i will fight to bring us together as americans. [cheers and applause] with our incredible people imagine what we could accomplish if we started working together as one people, under what god saluted one american flag. [cheers and applause] t6. [chanting] [chanting] it's time to break with the bitter failures of the new end inclusive them prosperous american future. we have such potential. to every parent to dreams for their children and every child who dreams for their future, i say these words to you, i am with you and i will fight for you and i will win for you, our country will start to win again. [cheers and applause] once more we will anti-aids government by ian for the people. [applause] we will make america wealthy again to make america strong again. to make america safe again. and we will make america great again. god bless thank you. [cheers and applause] unbilled. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

, and the dumping of steel or the alleged dumping of steel. and also on timber also. >> mr. chairman, i appreciate that. i see my time expired. very quickly. but this is an area that i hope that we again might explore. we've got several agencies that are struggling with making sure that a provision in existing trade agreement is honored. and i'm hopeful that we can continue to work with our witness and others to see if we can sort that out to make it work better. >> thank you, mr. blumenauer. dr. boustany. you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, commissioner. as we have sought american leadership in creating rules-based trading system, enforcement clearly is important, which is why i worked very hard over a number of years to give you the protect act which provided a full array of tools so you could be much more effective and aggressive going after abuses. one of my priorities was section 605. i know you're aware of it. we've spoken about it before. and this was to undo a great injustice that came about because of inaction at

steel with high carbon content can become brittle. the french products were made using the forging method. the japanese utilities say all 46 reactors used some parts made by forging. japanese regulators say the method itself is not a problem, but they say poor manufacturing quality control could result in higher carbon content in products. the utilities plan to examine production records and other factors as they check the strength of the metal. >>> a south korean tech giant is suspending sales of its newest smartphone model. the reason is a defect that can cause the battery to catch fire. samsung electronics made the announcement on friday. company officials say they've received 35 reports of the galaxy note 7 catching fire. they say the culprit causing the troubles is its battery. samsung sold about 2.5 million devices with the possible defect. company officials also said they will replace the phones with new, problem-free units. the problem came to light only two weeks after the firm started selling the products in the united state

in milwaukee - scott steele -- today's t-m-j 4. the donations to m-p-s alone amounted to nearly 150- thousand-dollars. new information on the skyr we first reported the sudden price increase back in june. two epipens cost more than six hundred dollars. that's up more than 500 percent from 9 years ago. new york's attorney general is investigating the drug company that makes the devices. epipens treat severe allergic reactions in which victims can go into shock or even die. packers extra now. the packers practiced on their normal day off, as they get ready to open the regular season. lance over the weekend, it was the shock waves of josh sitton getting cut. and then picked up by the bears.today, it's back to the business at hand, for the pack. the packers got back to practice today, in preparation for jacksonville. lane taylor is the new left guard, and he's not thinking about replacing josh sitton. ((lane taylor says i'm just gonna prepare...and go out there. i'm not going to think about everything else or what other people think. g

waukesha - dozens gathered around a steel beam - a portion of the north tower that fell on september 11th. a sight jessica osenbrugge watched from the ground in new york city :42there were people running around, screaming and panicked. on the street there were thousands of people and i saw the fire from the north tower while she survived - nearly 3,000 others didn't - haberman - a west bend woman stuck on the 92nd floor when the first plane hit. osenbrugge's non-profit was able to obtain the steel beam in her honor :05:23we want people to have the ability to have this living breathing history from new york, and to connect to itoutside greenfield fire station 91... :48:52it's really a somber event another powerful display - 2,977 flags - planted in the ground:45:13 :45:13what we have is 2,977 flags representing every person killed on that day a number that's hard to picture - until you see ?this? 45:43 it's really chilling when you realize that each one of these was killed during the tragic events a pair of memorials - dedicated to those lost - ensuring these communities will never fo

scott steele-- behavior to guarantee dryness. a cold front is sweeping through our neighborhoods this afternoon and should exit later this evening. that boundary is responsible for the rounds of rain we've had to deal with today. as the system departs, we can expect more scattered showers on the way for tonight, especially early. on the back side of the system, clouds will linger into the first part of the day diminish as we head into the afternoon with plenty of sunshine returning. high pressure then takes over for thursday with bright blue skies and a tranquil atmosphere. the biggest difference will be a cooler air mass. in fact, temperatures probably won't get out of the 60s tomorrow with a slow return to the 70s by the week. go to today's t-m-j four dot com for our li interactive maps, and any other weather information you need. someone robbed three banks in less than 30 minutes this afternoon in kenosha.the robber hit two brances of chase bank and a ?johnson? bank.police say the description of the robber in all three cases i

china accounts for arrange half of all global steel output. analysts say the country's exports from excess production are hurting competitors overseas. the chinese government is pushing the industry to consolidate. the two companies say they're going to streamline factories an reduce inefficiencies once the merger is complete. experts are calling it the biggest cyber breach ever. yahoo says hackers stole information for at least 500 million user accounts from its networks in 2014, officials at the american it giants say a recent investigation uncovered the hack, they say the stolen data likely includes names, telephone numbers and dates of birth of people around the world. yahoo is asking affected users to immediately change their pass words and they want all customers to do so if they haven't made the change since 2014. the company blames what they call a state spocnsored actor. >>> first came the billion dollar accounting fraud, then the house cleaning operation that removed the people responsible. now new managers at toshiba are trying to h

there's a steel bumper at the end of the platform. that is there if, heaven forbid, anything should happen. in this case, that steel bumper was krumplcrumpled and tossed a like a tin can because this train did not stop. that's how fast it was going. we do know that the roof of one of the train cars collapsed. people punched out the emergency windows and were climbing out the windows. some people were crawling out, some were trapped in the train cars. at one point people didn't know if they should leave the train cars or stay in them because there was water coming from the ceiling, electrical wires hanging down. we've also heard reports some people were unconscious. other people were trapped underneath debris. that passengers were trying to help their fellow passengers. those that could walk that weren't injured, weren't blood idea. they stayed behind to try to pull people out and help people to safety. it's a real story of humanity today and how everybody stepped in to help their fellow train passengers. brian? >> tammy leitner, thank

it's not just steel, but steel is the biggest one, where you are subsidizing industries to produce far beyond what the market is dictating and it's creating a lot of tensions witht your trading partners. >> brangham: one of the issues the president tried to bring up in his meeting with vladimir putin was the issue of syria and they apparently had a long conversation about can there be a cease fire, and the president was as open as you can in these types of meetings, which is to say even if we got an agreement which we didn't get, the unitedt states can't be sure putin will live up to his end of the bargain. >> the level of suspicion in the u.s.-russia landscapes is as high as anytime since the fall of the soviet union. putin is very aggressive in his behavior in syria, in ukraine. the technical details of the syria agreement had been held up for a couple of weeks, but fundamentally, the problem here is that putin has aligned with bashar al-assad, and the u.s. is fighting alongside the al quaida affiliate in syria, very awkward position for us to be in, and it's not clear how you get an

like all projects today is a milestone and will put the final steel beam up and make sure the project is completed on budget and on time. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you mohammed. this modern facility provides structural, operation resiliency and efficiency. the new aufs moves us as city in the direction and strengthens our resiliency. here to speak next is chief medical examiner, dr. michael hunter. [applause] >> i want to thank two people today. i want to certain mayor ed lee and city administrator, naomi kelly. i want to thank them for their vision. if not for their commitment we wouldn't be here today. they understood early on the need to have this facility so want to thank these people very much. [applause] i'm also impressed with the amount of dedication and hard work that mohammed's team with public works has done to get this job to where it is today. the progress is imprivess and this will allow san francisco to maintain our own sense of preparedness and resiliency. the new center will enable the city to be at the forfront of [inaudible] lastly, i want to thank th

meteorologist scott steele is here with a check of the forecast. the unofficial end of summer will be tough to beat! high pressure continues to dominate our weather with a very stable lead to more clear skies tonight and tomorrow night with plenty of daytime sunshine sunday and even labor day. with winds becoming more south and eventually southwest, temperatures will climb a bit each day through the middle of next week when readings could actually approach 90 degrees in a few spots. meantime, the dew points and humidity levels will follow suit, eventually climbing back to around 70 degrees making the air very muggy. at this point, it appears a cold front will hold off triggering any showers and storms around here until wednesday when we could deal with some heavy downpours a scholarship is being created to honor two murdered in their mississippi home last month. the mississippi university for women will honor sister margaret held, who was formerly with the school sisters of st. francis in milwaukee, and sister paula merrill. both earned degrees fro

i'm scott steele. welcoming you back and look at this lovely shot from our kenosha tower cam as we look towards the northwest. you can see just a blue skies and the sun starting to get lower in the horizon but enjoy, enjoy, looks like it's going to be a pleasant evening. get ready for crystal clear skies. going to be picture perfect to start the work week. there will be cooler air coming our way. not bad at all. mid 70s to lower 70s across the area. still 74 in milwaukee. also in kenosha. the dew points dipped into the 40s in some spot, which is very low level of humidity and comfortable. even with the southerly breeze. and between seven and 12 miles an hour. i think it's going to pick up and going to feel breezy as we go into the day tomorrow. just off to our west, how about that. presidents are sweating, near 9. 80 in omaha, but you know what, the heat is going to stay at bay. i think we'll see a couple degrees warmer with that southerly flow. nowhere near what's out there. satellite radar combinatio

trade authorities will impose anti-dumping duties on a type of steel importer. the international trade commission said hot rolled steel used in cars and construction material is priced too low and hurting manufacturers. the levy will produce two froro japan. jfe and nippon steel. >>> japan is rushing to put self-driving cars on the streets. a government panel aims to move up the initial target to start sales of such vehicles before 2025. government officials say they will accelerate efforts to support industries in developing driverless cars. they will also speed up legal revisions and construction of communications systems that link cars and traffic signals. >>> honda motors plant in western japan has resumed full operation five months after a series of earthquakes. honda produces motorcycles and car parts at the factory which was badly damaged in the april quake. production at the plant partially resumed from june. executives say they want to speed up operations to make up for lost production. >>> a record 11.7 million international tourists visited japan duri

we'll put our great miner and steel workers back to work. [applause] american hands will rebuild this nation and american energy harvested from american sources willpower our nation. american workers will be hired to do the jovenlt -- job. we'll put new american steel in the spine of this country. i will fight for every neglected part of the nation and fight to bring us all together as one people. imagine what our are country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one god saluting one american flag. [applause] [cheering] it's time to break with the bitter failures of the past and to embrace a new inclusive and prosperous american future. we don't have that now. we are a debtor nation. we owe $20 trillion. our debt has doubled since president obama assumed office. doubled. doubled. all of those its hundreds of year and in seven and half years our debt has doubled and our country is a mess. our roads are bad. our bridges are bachltd our military is depleted. it is one thing if it doubles, but you would like to see

we are here to mark a construction milestone, completion the the steel frame. in a few minutes the final beam will be placed-put into place and hoisted up on top and we will be wul on our way to complete the first voter funded project earthquake safety emergency response fund. myophilus oversees the general service agency which compenalizing 20 different departments [inaudible] chief medical ex578ner and department 06 public works rchlt also chair of cities capital planning commit which recommend thd bond and work to prioritize essential capital projects we are celebrating today chblt it is very near and dear to be a mart of the celebration and join in the significance of the san francisco medical examiners office protecting health and safety. it looks there is a lot of work left to be done there is a lut of work that went into getting us here today. you will hear more about the construction project as we go on but let's start with who made this project ininstrumental making this project a priority and that is edwin lee. we made sure we partner would the commun

a steel beam from the world trade center is on display in waukesha this morning. you can bring your family to see it at the waukesha farmer's market. the 2,200 pound piece of ste is from the north tower of the world trade center. it will be on display until 1:00 this afternoon. the beam will soon become a part of a remembrance site in kewaskum, inspired by the death of andrea haberman. she was a 25-year-old from west bend who died in the north tower during a business trip to new york. right now, you can see 2,977 flags outside the fire station in greenfield. attacks. governor scott walker ordered all flags in wisconsin to fly at half-staff tomorrow in memory of the victims. today, at the greenfield police department there will be a blood drive to commemorate the 9/11 attacks. you can donate anytime between 9:00 this morning and 1:00 this afternoon. organizers say holding this blood drive is one way to show support for local first responders. local firefighters, police officers, and crews from flight for life helped people sign up to donate oo anyone who makes an a

steele suffers from a-l-s. the judge agreed to release him earlier this year due to his deteriorating health. in a letter sent to the judge on the case in july, the conditional release coordinator says they were looking to develop a plan for in-home community placement and care at steele's parents' home in dane county. but steele's attorney says every conditional release plan has fallen through the game plan is in place and now it's just perfecting things for sunday. tim van vooren has more on the packers preparations for the jaguars offense from lambeau field. the jacksonville jaguars are an unfamiliar opponent for the packers. they haven't played them in a few years and the packers haven't played down there since 2008. but they've had plenty of time to get ready for this game it's an opener, lots of off season tape study and here's what the packers think they see. matthews: "good group of young talent, when i think of the team is kind of up and coming." thomas "they're a big play team, they got good running b

>> michael steele, why? >> tax returns that show how you have lived your life as an american citizen, how you owned up to your responsibilities and day after day, every media outlet does not pound, pound, pound. you are running for president of the united states. how dare you say we're not going to see her tax returns. how dare you insult the american public because you're in audit? everyone has come out and said that has nothing to do with it. >> michael steele? >> donny, i appreciate your exercised viewpoint there, but you know, this is the reality of it. your exercise, the press's exercise, but the american people apparently aren't. show me the poll where 60% of the people saying i want to see your tax returns. that's donald trump's safe haven here. he's so past that at this point. it's not resonating the way it resonates for you. with a lot of other people, and that's why you don't see the pressure on him. >> coming up on "morning joe," first she grilled dr. oz on capitol hill in 2014. is espn next? sena

larry steele was convicted in the stabbing assault of the woman yesterday. this happened at the radisson hotel in rockville last october. the victim is a prostitute and said steele posed as a police officer and tried to arrest her. take a listen to how she describes what happens next to news 4's pat collins. >> i fought back with him. i wasn't letting him tie me up. i fought back with him. i got ahold of a knife. he grabbed my hand and he shoved me into the share, and the knife went straight into my thigh. >> the woman drove herself to the hospital and later told her story to police. steele ran off with the money he brought for the sexual encounter, but was caught on camera at the shady grove metro station. >>> today, if you are h see the boss rock out at nats park, plan to leave early or transportation other than metro. last week, bruce springsteen played for nearly 4 hours in new jersey. metro says it won't stay open later. the last train leaves at 11:20 tonight if you need to connect to the red line and metro has no plan to adjust the schedule for the mar

steel workers. and we're not going to let it happen. we're going to put our great miners and our steel workers back to work. energy reform is central to our plan as well. according to heritage foundation, by 2030 president obama's energy restrictions will eliminate another half million manufacturing jobs, reduce economic output by 2$2.5 trillin and reduce incomes by $7,000 per person. and today you have workers, and i see them all the time, and i meet them all the time, and they're part of this massive group of people that have just come onto this movement, but you have workers making less money today than they made 18 years ago in real wages. they're working much harder, oftentimes because of the disastrous obamacare that we're going to repeal and replace, oftentimes they're working two jobs. so, they're working harder, they're older and they're making less. it's like me, i'm working harder than i've ever worked also, but these are -- nobody cares about that. who cares about that? hillary clinton w

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david: i am voting with alix steel. jonathan: i'm going to split the work so the control room will do some work. alix steel gets the vote from the control room. coming up in the next hour, we will bring you the first u.s. presence of the bait coming up -- presidential debate coming up from hosford university. firsthe countdown to the one of three coming up before the vote. and then a contrarian call on inflation. and them market, future soft and equities down across europe. deutsche bank leading the losses and trading at a record low. switch up the board, risk off captured in the fx market. 146 anden trading at treasuries rallying with yields down by two basis points. crude ahead of the algiers meeting at $45 and $.10. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell in new york city. this is "bloomberg ." i'm jonathan ferro alongside alix steel and david westin. in fed is taking a backseat the race to be the next president of this country starting to build moment

. >> firefighters and first responders will escort a piece of steel from the twin towers today. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says for help finding a hit-and-run driver. the victim was hit early monday morning crossing the street near the umass lowell campus. show was taken to the hospital and what been released. umass lowell says she was not a student. police say the suspect who was driving a gray or silver sedan which likely has front end damage. anyone with information is asked to call police. video helped find a person in a crash. the footage shows anthony buchanan hitting the victim and driving off. he face adjudge yesterday. police say he -- faced a judge yesterday. police say he was drunk and speat speeding

steele are co-hosting. >> by the way, chris has many jobs. he's also back as host of "who wants to be a millionaire." the show has moved to vegas and they kick off their new season on monday. >> coming up, kate hudson's acting first. we're on set with the star talking about what she's never, ever, ever done before. >> i'm sorry to bother you. >> then celine dion opens up about her tribute to her late husband. ?? >>> and a kardashian jenner's worst nightmare? >> we're actually stuck in an elevator in real life. >> kendall and kylie in crisis. barely keeping it together. >>> cindy crawford's daughter wins female model of the year. >> i have to give a two-minute speech in front of a bunch of people. >> are you nervous? >> i was sitting. >> kaia gerber did just fine at new york's fashion media awards. her supermodel mom, brother, and yes, proud selfie-snapping papa supported cindy's mini me on the red carpet. and even though she's on the 15 the new face of marc jacobs beauty kept it all in check. >> i don't feel like you ever get used to it, beca

these acts shatter steel. but they cannot dent the steel of american resolve. none of us will ever forget this day. yet, we go forward to defend freedom and all that is good and just in our world. >> what it did was reaffirm to me that this is a country worth living in and these are people worth defending and that there are things in this world that you had to be willing to die for. >> i look back and see the firefighters and these cops who sacrificed their lives because of me. and i pick up the paper and i'm looking back and i'm seeing memorial service and the kids are in tears and i tell myself that could have been me. >> we shared such a powerful experience and depended on each other that day, perhaps for survival. we'll always be in touch. >> and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> usa! usa! usa! ♪ ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. good evening. a somber day in the u.s. as americans mark 15 years since 9/11. this morning, a ceremony at ground zero in new york city opened with a moment of s

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let's go about -- let's talk about that with michael steele and jane newton small. with these polls, "the new york times" -- "the new york times"/cbs poll, which closed yesterday, i believe, that's been -- that's barely covered the whole weekend. so it certainly went as late as tuesday night. that does cover the period of people, we were all blabbing about that. do you think that was a changer? >> i think it did? >> deplorables? move people to trump column? >> i think the combination of the deplorable, and of course, the general feel around the campaign, the clinton campaign, people are sensitive to that. it's funny, you get beyond labor day and the dynamics in the races change. people get more connected to it. reporters can tell you on the ground that, you know, there's a different kind of energy. and the voters are more sensitive. they pick up stuff. they don't -- they may not articulate it directly, but that is a sense, there's something not quite right. >> that's like me in the nba. i get to decide who i like, who i'm rooting for, the individual players. >> and

could moren steele joins us to tell us when next round of showers. after an exceptional day of sunshine and warm temperatures, some big changes are on the way. high pressure gave us a break from yesterday's rain but it won't be strong enough to keep the conditions at bay. a trough of low pressure will develop overhead tonight and linger for several days with several twists in the atmosphere expected to roll through with and abundance of several wisconsin healthcare systems are among the first in the country to adopt the ascension name. columbia saint mary's, wheaton franciscan healthcare and ministry health care will now have the ascension name attached to them. imagine if keeping your job, relied on a vote by others. george mallet is in the newsroom with a story new on live at 5... shannon, charles--- that's the tenuous reality for milwaukee county's director of health and human services .. tonight. why some are saying it's time for hector colon to go.that's packers extra.. tonight is another chance to get up close and personal with ?pack? on packer

from the base of that monument to the highest point on the steel is 9'11" tall. this top corner here, that points directly to the world trade center site in new york. the work on the sculpture and other displays all donated. in fact, everything you see was, the bricks in the patio and the grass and flowers surrounding it. both displays a powerful tribute to a tragedy still fresh in our minds. >> we honor the sacrifice that that department made, not just that department but 343 families, and we will always, taways carry them in our hearts. ng thet was tony gugliotta reporting. >>> coming up, a concern for a ivers of general motors cars with a potentially dead ly defet that could cause harm to millions of individuals. >> and the nasa rover on mars and what it's revealing about the planet. >> you can see from our time lapse in soma, yeah, another foggy start for your sunday. we'll talk about that, plus the return of some showers to the bay area coming up in the full forecast. more than four million vehicles, because of a potentially deadly defect. ==take vo== the pr

he referred to the issue of steel. i did raise the issue of overproduction and this is important because it wasn't just being raised with the chinese government. it was all the leaders around a table, crucially recognized the significance and recognize the issue of the steps some governments are taking, which are leading to the problems we see. that is why the new ford has been introduced, which will be looking at these issues and the chinese will be sitting on that for them. they will be part of those discussions. i said it before and i'll say it again. i hope and looking at the details in the analysis of the decision will be made later this month. in saudi arabia, and that the deputy crown prince at the g20. i did raise that had concerns about the report of what has happened in jenin. i insist they should be properly investigated. ..

chris harrison and espn's sage steele are co-hosting. >> by the way, chris has many jobs. he's also back as host of "who wants to be a millionaire." the show has moved to vegas and they kick off their new season on monday. >> coming up, kate hudson's acting first. we're on set with the star talking about what she's never, ever, ever done before. >> i'm sorry to bother you. >> then celine dion opens up about her tribute to her late husband. ?? >>> and a kardashian jenner's worst nightmare? >> we're actually stuck in an elevator in real life. >> kendall and kylie in crisis. the overreaction you have got to the overreaction you have got to see. narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, i

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>> steel. >> beyond steel. >> people. also oil. >> what's effective -- what's the most effective means for the navy? in terms of technology, what's the most effective technology for combatting these u-boats? >> the destroyer. >> destroyers. >> if you pull destroyers to protect the fleet, you can't protect the commonwealth with the same destroyers. >> the fleet is -- i mean, this is the instrument of -- this is what's getting the job done in the north sea. this keeps the clamps on them. but if you remove the destroyers, now your fleet is vulnerable. and so it's a tough situation. yeah, they've invested more. they have the world's greatest navy. but you still don't have all of the assets that you need to do everything that you want. and so that's one of the reasons why the u.s. entry into this war, it's one of the reasons this is going to be so important. it's one of the reasons i want to bring sims into this picture. the orthodox thing, big ships good. that's sort of the traditional path. if you're a naval officer, the fir

and click on the light button, then send us you can see a piece of 911 -- 9/11 history, a piece of steel was moved from the haey- davidson center to the center of the performing arts. >> we all know where we were that day and what happened. we all of a personal to family members in the towers. she brokdown in tears when she was able to touch a piece of steel.>> there's the piece, that is now displayed at the center for performing arts in downtown scottsdale. there is a free 9/11 exhibit that runs through next tuesday.>>> on the campaign trail, donald trump and hillary clinton are taking part in a forum on security tonight. trump got a head start laying out his plans for protecting our nation. >> immediately after taking office, i will ask my general's to present to me a plan within 30 days, to defeat and destroy isis.>> trump says he wants to spend billions to beef up military, in coach stoops and navy ships and fighter planes. clinton criticized him for not campaign has been one long insults. to all of those worn the uniform. >> clinton has picked up an end from the dallas morning news.

meteorologist scott steele an elongated trough of low pressure has formed to our west and extends into wisconsin along with an associated leading edge of warm air. that frontal boundary will remain essentially stationary for the next 48 hours or so acting as a track for twists in the atmosphere to ride along. those "spins" will trigger periodic opportunities for more showers and storms through tomorrow night with the chance of some lingering showers into friday, as well. in addition to rising temperatures, the moisture will surge, too. dew points will remain near 70 degrees through thursday before the humidity retreats a bit by the end of the work week. even though it appears conditions weekend, plenty of clouds could for saturday as the mercury returns to about average with highs near 70 degrees. the city of charlotte, north carolina bracing for the potential of more demonstrations tonight.that's after a night of violent protest following the police shooting yesterday afternoon. mark barger reports. (nats: riot)the night of violent protests in charlotte followed an officer's fatal sho

meteorologist scott steele joins us with what's ahead for tonight. did you ever have one of those party guests who simply wouldn't leave? well, we have the meteorological equivalent of that in our area right now. an upper level low pressure area has been hovering over th of energy "backwards" into the badgerland. this has led to a significant amount of cloudiness and occasional rain showers, though nothing terribly heavy. the center of circulation will slide down far enough to our south tomorrow providing us with a brief break and more sunshine. unfortunately, it appears this feature will then retrograde, or move backward, toward our region returning the greyer skies and more wet weather for at least friday and saturday. a large pressure gradient will be one ingredient leading to very windy conditions during the period, too. those brisk breezes will lead to a very chilly feel to the air with high temperatures remaining in an update on a story we brought you on monday... where a woman's body was found in the parkin hospital. police now tell us a 21-ye