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Stephanopoulos. So is this the week . The week we finally see the new and different donald trump so many republicans are hoping for . Back in the spring, trump mused about it. By the way, i can be more president ial than anybody. I can be more president ial, if i want to be. I would say more president ial, and ive said this a couple of times, more president ial than anybody other than the great abe lincoln. He was very president ial, right . His Campaign Chair Paul Manafort promised the gop change was coming. Youll start to see more depth of the person. The real person, youl see him in a diffe...

A look at the exotic sites and sounds of brazil before the Olympic Games come to an end. News 4 at 5 00 starts now. Good evening. Its still not clear exactly what happened in that gas station down in rio but two more team usa swimmers are back in the states tonight, including Montgomery County native jack conger. His teammate ryan lochte whose comments set the drama in motion has apologized for his behavior and the fallout it caused. He said he issued a public apology once he knew his teammates would be able to leave brazil safely. Their fellow swimmer james feigen is still in rio and has appa...

Reporter is your health care his good . No. laughter and he has no copay. This is the cbs evening news. Mason and this is our western edition. Good evening. Im anthony mason. We begin tonight with deadly gun violence on both coasts and a court battle aimed at stopping it. First, a gunman in remote rural area of Northern California started shooting people at random. Police say he killed four before they killed him. The wounded include school children. It happened in rancho tehama reserve, 130 miles north of sacramento. Heres mireya villarreal. Reporter the shooting spree omgan at 8 00 a. M. Wit...

Researchers from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) have developed a new tool to help analyze data collected from spatial transcriptomics

Half a year after the nation's capital bid an emotional farewell to its giant pandas, the National Zoo is expecting a renewed surge in panda-mania with the announcement that two more of the furry black-and-white icons will be returning to Washington.