presidential campaign here to mexico city. trump's harsh words have made him a pariah here in mexico. over the past year, protesters have burned him in effigy. trump pinatas doing a brisk business. pena nieto himself has compared trump to hitler and mussolini. but today, he softpedaled, too. emphasizing that mexico will cooperate with whoever wins the election. >> the bond between our two countries is deep and sincere. waffling on his pledge to deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. >> there certainly could be a softening. because we aren't looking to hurt people. >> reporter: trump promises to clear it all up tonight at a speech in arizona. the trump supporters we spoke with there were hoping he would stick it to the mexican president today. >> i'm hoping he's going to tell them we're gonna build a wall, you're going to pay for it, you mighas well bring your people back and get them busy. >> reporter: but here in mexico, trump certainly did not do that. >> reporter: it was a big gamble for trump. he could have faced mass protests, mexico's president could have ham

drug users in city parks. >> o'donnell: trump crosses the border. mending fences-- >> and i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexican-americans. >> o'donnell: and building walls. >> as for who pays for the wall, we didn't discuss it. >> o'donnell: also tonight, the governor declares an storm hermine batters the state. a u.s. navy landing goes terribly wrong. we'll show you what happened next. and the college football play of the week, making a young boy's day. >> reporter: you looked up and there he was? >> yeah. >> reporter: and what d >> reporter: you looked up and there he was? >> yeah. >> reporter: and what did he say? >> he said, "what's up, dude?" captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell. well, it was not exactly on par with nixon's opening to china, but after months of harsh talk about mexico, mexicans, and mexican-americans, donald trump made a surprise trip south of the border today. he met privately with mexico's president, then stood side by side with him to address the press. trump looked the same as ever, b

trump fast when trump in a surprise move, traveled to mexico city at the invitation of that country's president, standing side by side in a photo-op moment his advisors hoped would make trump come across presidential. gone was the confrontational rhetoric, no talk of a bill for the border wall. the question tonight, did trump make the most of an opportunity or miss one? we begin with miguel almaguer in mexico city. >> reporter: arriving late this afternoon in mexico city, donald trump's private enrique pena nieto was cordial. >> we had a very constructive substantive exchange of ideas. >> reporter: after extending an invitation to the presidential nominee, mexico's president seemed at times defiant, a point by point rebuttal of trump's harsh critique of mexico. he says mexicans deserve the respect of everyone, a sentiment trump even echoed. people. >> reporter: an about face when trump kicked off his campaign 14 months ago by vi vilifying mexico. >> they are not our friend, believe me, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime and they're rapists. >> reporter: easing his stance o

with a visit to mexico city. this was a surprise visit. it was announced late last night. then this afternoon trump met with mexican president enrique pena nieto who has in the path compared him to adolf hitler and mussolini. >> we're not in agreement on all topics. i had a conversation with mr. trump that was open and constructive. >> it is a great honor to be invited by you, mr. president. a great, great honor. i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexican americans. not only in terms of friendships but in terms of the tremendous numbers that i employ in the united states. and they are amazing people. >> trump defended the sovereign right. those were his words. the sovereign right of the united states to build a border wall. reporters asked about the wall and about trump's past criticism of the mexican government. >> we didn't discuss payment of the wall. that will be a later date. a lot of the things i said are very strong. we have to discuss what's happening. there is a lot of crime and a lot of problems. i think together we'll solve our problems. >> there has maybe been a p

, leaders in iowa city are hoping a large piece of land on the south east side e.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore found out what the city has pla. planned. livethe city owns more than 170 acres out here.as we've learned, there are plans for work and for play.pkgiowa city leaders hope that sooner rather than later, businesses will plant themselves in this industrial park.wendy ford, economic development coordinator 23:44:56the industrial park is about 173 acres purchased in 2008 or so in order for us to be ready for the next industrial user comes to town and needs a significant amount the next time an industrial user comes to town and needs space. >> companies can be on tight timetables. >> it's wise for cities to be ready ahead of time, so they can timely respond to the request for information about land opportunities in the area. >> the city has had interest in are hoping a new school and subsequent neighborhood development nearby will take advantage of a new park.juli seydell johnson, parks and recreation director 12:32:58 about 70 acres is designated right now for a sports park.

with the team in kansas city for tomorrow's preseason game, but neither are expected to see any playing time. but we will see a number of rookies and players who are fighting to make the final 53 man roster that will be be prepared to see those players giving their all from every position, from quarterback to defensive lineman, from offensive line to defensive back. all the guys out there no this could be their final chance at making an nfl roster. "right now i'm just having fun with it. i'm not thinking about what i will do next or where i will be next, or if i will be on the team or not. i'm just having some laughs and working hard. i'm just having fun with it, like i said." the vikings find themselves preseason game because starting quarterback teddy bridgewater suffered a season ending injury at practice yesterday. that means shaun hill, a 36 year old veteran, will be the starter, at least for now. and former badgers quarterback joel stave is the back up. today, they added brad sorenson to their roster. the current badgers are hoping their neutral site game is like a home game as th

years. jet blue departed its first commercial flight from fort ud city of santa clara. it's the first u-s airline to resume regularly scheduled service. some lawmakers have concerns that cuban security is not adequate, but the tsa says it is confident in the protocols at the eight cuban airports it checked out. direct flights from the u-s were cut off during the cold war but only expensive charters were available until now. keane daly/atlanta resident ((this is something you tell your kids and grandchildren. i was on the first flight to cuba.)) ((christianne klein)) >> there were 150 passengers on today's flight to cuba transportation secretary anthony foxx. the flight from florida is only about 45 minutes. ((paul joncich)) >>> isis confirming that one of its most powerful leaders is dead. coming up on the valley's news leader... we have more details on what could be a devastating blow to the terror group./// ((christianne klein)) >>> but first... donald trump makes a surprise stop in mexico ahead of his immigration speech as hillary clinton gets back on the road following new e

traveling together for the last 20 years. they say they're very excited to be in a city with a long football history. >> wisconsin bucket list number one is lambeau field. that is a given. we have jim taylor from lsu, can't wait to see his name in the ring of fame up there. that is huge. kathy: the group plansto lambeau tomorrow. patrick: don't forget you can see the wisconsin-lsu game only right here on wisn 12. kickoff is at 2:30 p.m. then, stay tuned for the season premiere of big 12 sports saturday at 6:30. dan needles and drew olson will be live at lambeau with the badgers post game. the lsu coach had a warning for his players today. dan: he did. what he will do if any of them try a lambeau leap saturday. plus, the verdict is in for a pair of packer defensive stars. and, as the packers close out the preseason, the pledge their top draft pick made for the regular season. >> good evening. i'm ben wagner. tomorrow the first day of school , for milwaukee public school students. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, we're getting you ready with how teachers will be welcoming those students

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permanent part of our city's education system. more's sean mcallister is live at the public education foundation where a new partnership is launching right now. for more than 20 years, cirque du soleil has been a part of the las vegas community. now the entertainment students here that has been established in montreal for a decade. "artes nomades" is a learning program that pairs specially chosen cirque performers with pre-school and elementary students. the school kids learn some of the skills we see on stage in resident cirque shows... all to teach them valuable lessons that will be beneficial later in life. anik says: the "art nomades" program is launching at mccall elemterary and golbert magnet elemterary and golbert magnet school. the hope is to roll the program out in more schools in years to come. back here live at the launch event -- some of the back here live at the launch event -- some of the teaching artists will be putting on a demonstration of the skills that kids will ba taught as part of this program. a great collaboration to keep arts alive in valley schools.

touched down in the cuban city of santa clara. there was plenty of celebration when that plane took off from the forth lauderdale hollywood international airport there in florida. where transportation secretary anthony fox on board. another sign of just how things have changed. >>> cuba was always this mysterious island so close to us yet could have been mars because we couldn't go and visit and see the beauty of that island. >> now, americans are not allowed to travel to cuba for tourist activities. however, through 12 categories. educational, cultural, religious as well as business trips. so cuba is open for business. and here to talk more about this -- i know, that you were actually in cuba when the president, president obama made the announcement that they would be normizing relations. your reaction, first of all to that announcement. >> that was back in december of 2014 and we happened to be out on a group to a bus trip and cubans were upping -- jumping up and down. and they were mistaken i will excited about the embargo being lifted. which seemed doubtable. but we were excited to

tell ugs crews have picked up 3500 needles this year along which is something the city wants to stop. police will start enforcing the temporary drug user ban on friday out of the park for 90 days. if they come back, they can spend a year in jail or face a fine up to $1,000. >> we've seen a tremendous increase in heroin use and illegal drug activity downtown. we've had to do quite a bit of clean-up. we're seeing a lot of needles on the ground and hazard. >> reporter: the city is also putting up these signs and notices to let people know about the ban. they've also hired a specialized contractor who'll be out here cleaning up every week. this is just a temporary ban. it will last for 180 days. the city says it could become permanent. reporting live tonight, denver 7. >> thanks. >>> a city known for being open- minded about homelessness is having a change of heart after asking police not to enforce the overnight camping ban at its parks, leaders problem has become so bad, it is thinking about reversing that policy. we have more. >> reporter: the mall is a popular location for tourists a

from now, somewhere around the apalachicola area this has nudged off toward the west and panama city need to be watching it and winds are now with the latest guide cans just came in up to 50 miles per hour sustained with this. now, i will tell you -- all of our gadd dance brings us up here along the coast. jerusalemy, long island and new england. and maybe having a system that sticks with us for a number of days in the new england area or the northeast. and that could cause lots of problems for us later on in the weekend. later on, right now very heavy rain across florida and carolinas. we will see significant flooding. as we watch this, this these are all of our models you see. eventually you see them go crazy here. that means we could be watching that kind of stick around, potentially some really bad weather sunday, monday. keep in mind this is the last unofficial weekend for people out at the beaches. we're going to have a really rough one pretty much up and down the eastern seaboard all weekend long sorry to say. >> of course always a big holiday weekend for a lot of people. it's

as we count you down tonight jim acosta begins your coverage in mexico city. he was there and you have breaking news about what the president of mexico told trump about that wall. >> reporter: that's right. you remember during this press conference donald trump said that they did not discuss who would pay for that wall that donald trump wants to have along of the u.s.-mexico border. in just the last few minutes enrique pena nieto the president of mexico tweeted at the beginning of the conversation with donald trump i made clear that mexico will not pay for the wall. that directly contradicts what donald trump told reporters and told the world during that press conference and obviously, that wall is a big subject in tonight's speech on immigration. >> it may be his most donald trump move yet, flying to the capital of a country he has slammed time and again, today trump met face to face with president enrique pena nieto to talk, what else, immigration. >> we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall on any of its borders. >> translator: th

with world leaders that he doesn't agree with. the republican nominee flight to mexico city to meet with president enrique pena natco. his remarks after that meeting trump emphasized cooperation. >> a strong prosperous and vibrant mexico is in the best interest of the united states and will keep an and help keep for a long long period of time america together. both of our countries will look together for mutual good and most importantly the mutual good of our people. mr. president i want to thank you. it's been a tremendous honor and i call you a friend. thank you. david: all feel of the handshake or he will take the impact of trump's meeting and preview a speech with former reagan white house political director ed rollins and cohost juan williams. a lot to discuss tonight including brand-new "fox news poll" is showing trump gaining ground against hillary clinton. a four-way race clinton is virtually tried with trump 41-39% and in a head-to-head matchup leads trump by six points. earlier this month clinton had a 10-point advantage in the fox poll. more damaging revelations tonight c

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immigration. >> donald trump jetting into mexico city on a plane which, unusually, doesn't bear his name, for a meeting with the president of a country whose people he was repeatedly vilified. his host, enrique pena nieto, has been a fierce ritic who has likened him to hitler and mussolini but in this setting trump tried to be presidential, praising rather than assailing the mexican people. donald trump: we are united by our superintendent ort -- support for democracy, great love for our people and the contributions of millions of mexican americans to the united states. and i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexico americans not only in terms of friendships but in terms of the tremendous numbers that i employ in the united states and they are amazing people. amazing people. reporter: donald trump is seen as public ebb emmy -- enemy number one by many mexicans who mounted protests ahead of his arrival, and this is one of the reasons why. it's the favorite chavent his supporters and the clearest policy pledge of his candidacy -- to build a wall along the border with mexico the donal

your chance to sound off in our question of the day. do you think sanctuary cities should exist in the u.s.? a sanctuary city is a name given to a city that follows certain procedures that shelters illegal immigrants. head over to news3lv.com to weigh in. >> marie: brazil has voted to remove its president from remove her for breaking fiscal laws. she was suspended in may. the one-time vice president who has been serving as the interim president will assume the office now and serve out the remainder of the term. >>> debate over who killed an isis leader and american family kidnaped in afghanistan. from the terrorism alert desk. >> reporter: from the terrorism michelle marsh. russia is taking responsibility for killing a key member of isis. but that is something the u.s. says it's not true. calling russia's claim a joke. tuesday isis admitted its spokesman and chief strategist died an air strike in syria. the pentagon has not yet confirmed his death. meanwhile the taliban in afghanistan is threatening to kill an american hostage, her husband and their two babies. it's demanding the afgha

times the limit considered safe. the city is now planning to demolish the community. >> if they knew that it was dangerous, we should have known a long time ago. been approved to help the families find new housing, but more is needed to help? >> reporter: that's right. residents here will get rent vouchers from the federal government, and $100,000 has been approved to help with moving expenses. but an additional $500,000 is needed. >> thank you. >>> next to a medical headline, a new experimental drug holding promise for alzheimer's s sufferers. some researchers say it could be a game-changer. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a glimmer of hope for millions of families battling alzheimer's. researchers in the journal "nature" report promising results from an early trial of an experimental treatment. the company biogen testing aducanumab on 165 patients with zeroing in on plaques forming in the brain, the hallmark of the disease. on the left, the red showing years of build-up in the brain of an alzheimer's patient. on the right, you can see the dramatic improvement after a year

mexico city traffic and scattered street protests. after his meeting with mexican president enrique pena nieto, a harsh critic of trump's, the g.o.p. nominee said this about his push for a wall on the border between the two countries: >> we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or any of its borders. >> reporter: on his promise that mexico would pay for the wall, trump punted. >> we did discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall. that will be for a later date. this was a very preliminary meeting. >> reporter: trump identified five goals for u.s.-mexico relations. not included-- deportation of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants, many from mexico, living in the u.s. a more restrained and diplomatic trump described illegal border crossings and drug trade as a bilateral concern. >> it's not a one-way street. we'll work together and we will get those problems solved. >> reporter: president pena nieto took pains to remind trump in terms of net migration, more mexicans are returning home than coming to the u.s., and he urged res

tomorrow night in kansas city. one of those players is quarterback marquise williams, who has seen more snaps than were probably expected because of the ankle injury brett hundley suffered. while he's been behind joe callahan on the depth chart, he still manages to keep a very positive attitude and is very excited about his opportunity like i approach every other week. i didn't get that many opportunities last week, but just come out and practice better and just prepare mentally and have fun this week and continue to smile. some guys might have been moping around here and like, i missed a chance. still have hope, still have faith, and continue to smile. continue to have fun. continue to enjoy the process. this is a process and it's been a great ride." meanwhile clay matthews and julius peppers aren't expected to play facing any punishment from the nfl. today, the league cleared them of using performance enhancing drugs that an al-jazeera report alleged earlier this year. the league said there was no credible evidence against them. it's crunch time in madison as the badgers are now

surprise move, traveled to mexico city at the invitat of that country's president, standing side bye i photo-op moment his ads hoped would make trump come across presidential. gone was the confrontational rhetoric, no talk of a bill for the wall. did trump make the mo of a opportunity oriss e?on we begin with miguel almaguer in mexico late this afternoon in mexico city, donald trump's meeting with president nieto was cord dahl. >> -- cordial. >> we had a very constructive substantive exchange of ideas. >> reporter: after extending an invitation to the nominee, mexico's president seemed at times defiant, a point by point rebuttal. he said mexico deserve deserved the respect of everyone, a sentiment trump even echoed. >> spectacular hard working people. >> reporter: an about face when trump kicked off his campaign 14 month ago by vilifying mexico. >> they are not our friend, believe me, they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime and they're rrapists. >> reporter: easing his stance on trade specifically nafta, trump also didn't talk about who pay noers wall on the border. >> reporter:

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. they included transportation secretary anthony foxx. flights to havana and other cities are also in the works. >> sreenivasan: in brazil, president dilma rousseff was formally ousted by the country's senate for violating budgetaryna rules. she denied any wrongdoing, but the vote against her was 61 to 20. it followed a year-long impeachment battle. >> the senate has just impeached the first elected woman president of brazil. there was no constitutionalo reason to do it. this was just the beginning of a coup that will indiscriminatelyn beat back any progressive political organization,g progressive and democratic. >> sreenivasan: rousseff plans to appeal to brazil's highest court.rogh the drama has played out amid a separate corruption scandal that has landed dozens of business and political figures in jail.l. >> ifill: protests against indian rule flared across kashmir today, as authorities lifted a 54-day curfew. tensions have spiked in the disputed region, since a rebel commander was killed in earlyin july. today's crowds battled security forces with rocks and wood, and the troops f

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a limited thanks to an executive order from larry hogan today. he was in ocean city to sign an order forcing all public schools to extend summer vacation until after labor day. they will dismiss for the year before june 15. >> starting school after labor day results in more than $74 million in additional economic activity in maryland.>> resort owners say revenue drops 30% when kids go back to school school officials in montgomery and prince george's county are asking legislators to challenge his authority to force local districts to change. maryland law requires kids to attend school a minimum of 180 days each year.>>> back-to- school time means back to bullying for some local students. >> a big issue and schools try to help protect the children. we report from manassas on one family's story.>> reporter: this girl is a student her and her parents say she has been victimized by classmates for 2 years but the alleged bully continues to ride the bus with her.>> i felt helpless. i can't imagine how my child felt. >> reporter: a mother's anguish after watching cell phone video of her then

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mexico city. he's not sure what the election will bring, or building a wall, and what he calls trump's belligerent comments over many months. >> it's like a comedy. i never thought he would get this far. >> it's hard to say. >> reporter: claudio is trying to think positive. >> it's a good start. because he would know what's going on. he maybe thinks that mexico is very bad, but it's not bad. >> reporter: he wants to believe trump might ultimately help immigrants in the u.s. gain u.s. citizenship. >> all the mexicans and races and all that, you know, i don't think so. >> reporter: so far, he's undecided. >> it's hard to choose. >> reporter: on who will earn his vote in november. you're going to give this visit a chance? >> yes. i'm with him when he say he want to make america great again. >> reporter: the sentiment here today was one that hoped trump might listen a little more instead of talk with his visit with mexican president today. many wishing that this meeting was not closed doors. instead open to the public so that they could see and hear what developed. cydney long, nbc

supervisors will wait to see if city councils will go along with the wage hike or pass their own rules to opt out. live in cedar rapids, dave meteorologist joe winters is here with a check on some seasonable temperatures today. good bye august and hello september! it seems the turn of the calendar coincides nicely with the start of meterologic autumn. highs remain in the 70s with lows in the 50s into saturday. as the east coast deals with heavy rain from a tropical system, our holiday weekend shapes up with dry conditions persisting at night. tonight: clear and comfortable. wind: ne 5-10. low: 56 tomorrow: mostly sunny, spectacular. low humidity. wind: ne 5-10. high: 75 fire marshal is helping them investigate a fire that destroyed a home this morning. it happened this morning at 2762 north center point road in robins. the fire marshal's office gathered some items from the burned house to see if they might have caused the fire. the house is a total loss. one man who was inside was able to get out o-k. it's been a chaotic scene in near a construction site for the bakken oil pipeline. pr

responder during 9/11. on this big city block, he was a name and a friendly face even passerby was fond of. >> whoever hit him do the right thing and -- because his family going to need closure. >> reporter: and if you think you can give the family that closure, you are urged to call philadelphia police. they would love to hear from you. dawn? >> all right, sabina, thank you. >>> breaking news right now out of burlington county, new jersey. skyfox is over the delaware river right where the rancocas creek flows into it this is right off the shore of delanco and that's where we're told crews are searching for a man who was swimming in the water but never resurfaced. he's apparently missing. this happened about 30 minutes ago. at last check crews have not seen that swimmer as we get updates we'll continue to bring them on air and online. >>> in wilmington a truck driver and passenger recovering after this tractor trailer overturned along i-95 in newport. the accident happened just after 1:00 o'clock this morning. delaware state police say that both men were able to get out of the truck on the

kill a motorcyclist. it happened early this morning in the city's felonville section, the driver took off but left a clue behind the very vehicle used in the crime. jeanette reyes is live in brewery town where police update the the media on their investigation. >> reporter: just under an hour ago police officially released the i.d. of the victim in this hit and run. he is raul perez and 58 years old. as far as this suspect, they are not jumping to conclusions yet encouraging him to come forward and share his side of the story. >> we have a person of interest. we have identified and right now that is what we want to do, get the message out to them to come in and give their side of the story. >> there are still many unanswered questions regarding last night's horrific hit and run that killed raul perez. it happened at whitaker avenue at loudoun street. he was thrown 30 feet by a 2000 gmc yucon. the victim was taken to einstein medical center and was pronounced dead. >> he had massive head trauma. >> it pains a disturbing picture where a cold-hearted suspect flees the scene and tries to

lake mead. 101 boulder city. 102 pahrump. 112 at the moment in death valley. the rest of the evening in las vegas. take a look at the temperatures. we're going hang on to the triple digits next few hours. only dipping into the mid-90s by about 9:00 tonight. we're talking about the severe weather. here is a look at the tropical storm. you can already see it bringing heavy flooding along the florida coast. at seven miles an hour. the sustained winds are around 45. much more severe as we take a look at conditions from hurricane madeleine at the coast. moving southeast point of the big island expected to move over or around it. as we take a look at the movement you can see it right there. bringing winds over -- sustained winds over story miles an hour. hurricane strength. we're talking very severe weather across the country and really when it comes to what we're seeing develop it's just an expecting changes. monsoonal moisture moving in up from the south. you can see it. as it develops over the next few days. more thunderstorms are possible over the southwest. you can see across the four