visit ncicap.org] [upbeat twangy music] ♪ >> ♪ world go away >> hank cochran is, without a doubt, onetest songwriters ever on earth. >> ♪ and i fall to pieces >> it's important historically that people know who hank cochran was and what he did, and he always wanted to be the hemingway of country music, and i think he did it. >> it's stunning when you look at the body of work that he was able to accomplish and stay relevant for so long. that's way out of the ordinary. >> ♪ i've got everything ♪ everything but you >> they will be recording hank cochran songs way down the line and probably not even know who he was. >> i think it's really important for people to understand where country music came from and the era of the '50s and '60s, which is hank cochran, harlan howard, willie nelson, roger miller. these guys set the standard for writing songs. >> ♪ don't you ever get tired ♪ of hurting me ♪ he was responsible, really, for me going to nashville and getting a job writing for pamper music. hank had a lot to do with me getting started. >> i met hank. he reached out his hand and had a cd t

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. >> yes, what was his name again quick >> jessie cochran. >> it is so nice to hear your voice. >> i read that story. >> i also read the story about the captains of the japanese commander as well as the commander of my husband's ship. [inaudible] >> it is a great story. >> what was the uss johnston quick >> it was a destroyer. they were attacked by japanese battleships that went right for them, torpedoes right at them. the captain was killed and one a medal of honor. one of the great moments of american heroism in world war ii. >> evan thomas the most recent book being mixed in a man divided. >> middle school and high school students and teachers we are happy to announce the launch of the 2016 students can video competition. being a presidential election we are excited about the theme the road to the white house that is the issue you want the candidates to discuss during the presidential campaign. our competition is open to all middle or high school students grades six through 12 and c-span is awarding $100,000 in cash prizes. and students who can work alone or join a group of up to

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how indispensable fred cochran was. he was chairman of the appropriations committee of the senate during mississippi's darkest hour of need. he had the best position in the whole congress to help us, and he helped us. interestingly the delegation were very much like the local officials he said after the storm on monday, he he said you're going to be down here closer to us. were not going to try to develop an planetary what we think you ought to do, you and the little local people develop a plan in mississippi. you bring it to me and i will try to get a past. you decide what we need to do and i will try to get it done. interestingly, president president bush the next week, came to the first meeting of the commission about recovery, rebuilding, and renewal. he said. he said almost exactly the same thing. he said, we want you in mississippi to decide how mississippi's golf coast will be rebuilt. we are not going to decide in washington, but i will give you all of the help i can give you. the federal government took some re

in his grumpy economist blog, hoover institute john cochran points out most of today's rule makers were rule. vast power to oppress comes from regulatory beaurocracy. regulators can ruin your life and business quickly. you have a little recourse. this power not only damages the economy but poses a new threat to our political freedom. that's because the rules are often vague. the firm shall not engage in abusive practices. that sounds good and reasonable, but what exactly is abusive. well, the regulator decides. that makes everyone cautious. hospital now waste enormous time and money because they have rule backs. the tv show wondered how dr. house would work his miracles under today's rule. >> if you're going to save today's patient you need this. >> get this thing out of my sight. >> most people won't toss it. what banker dare speak out against fed. what hospital or health insurer will speak out against obama care? what drug company challenges fda? local level what real estate dares speak out against zoning board. very few. that's a threat to our political freedom. but fortunately make

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sabado a eso de las 10 de la manana, los dos sospechosos robaron a mano armada la tienda game stop cochraneoad. pero no fue un robo convencional pues a la hora del atraco habia clientes y empleados en el lugar. habia tambien ninos. asi que los encerraron a todos en un cuarto.. ademas de robarse articulos de la tienda les robaron a los clientes sus celulares y bolsos. huyeron y uno de ellos termino aqu en este complejo de apartamentos.. al parecer aqu vivia. pues el sujeto trato de esconderse en los sotanos s viviendas pero gracias a un perro policia lo localizaron y fue arrestado. aqu fue un verdadero caos porque los residentes tuvieron que ser evacuados de sus casas . otros no podian ni entrar no salir. pero de eso le voy a dar mas detalles despues de las 6 de la tarde. tambien le hablare de otros delitos de los cuales los podrian ser responsables. sandra bermudez noticiero t 48, en vivo live bug sandra live studio cg cesar-take vo --uno de los oficiales correccionales arrestados por la muerte de unr crcel del condado de santa clara asegura que l nunca toc al reo... --admite que estuvo en

in his grumpy economist blog, hoover institute john cochran points out most of today's rule makers wereislators will rarely vote on the new rule. vast power to oppress comes from regulatory beaurocracy. regulators can ruin your life and business quickly. you have a little recourse. this power not only damages the economy but poses a new threat to our political freedom. that's because the rules are often vague. the firm shall not engage in abusive practices. that sounds good and reasonable, but what exactly is abusive. well, the regulator decides. that makes everyone cautious. hospital now waste enormous time and money because they have rule backs. the tv show wondered how dr. house would work his miracles under today's rule. >> if you're going to save today's patient you need this. >> get this thing out of my sight. >> most people won't toss it. what banker dare speak out against fed. what hospital or health insurer will speak out against obama care? what drug company challenges fda? local level what real estate dares speak out against zoning board. very few. that's a threat to our poli

evacuated 20 residents there while looking for one of two men accused of robbing a game stop store on cochraned yesterday. the suspects ordered employees and customers into a storage room at gunpoint, then stole their belongings, cash from register and game consoles. witnesses got the license plate hoff the getaway vehicle which led police to the apartment complex. no word on the second suspect. >>> check that apple watch. an exciting time for apple fans. >>> what are you reading? why today is the perfect day to get lost in a book. >>> taking a live look outside the view here from our east bay hills camera. our temperatures will continue to climb. we'll find out when our warm weather will peak when abc7 new 59 continues now a look at what is head on abc's world news at 5:30 jurassic coming up tonight, trouble on the trail. a new poll showing hillary clinton falling behind. trump even more popular. also, the kayaker out shark fishing when one of them bites him. and tom brady cleared to play, tonight breaks his >>> it's the last day for wizard world comic-con at the san jose convention center. c

mollry cochran is tracking it all. >> for the labor day hol day we're looking at weather that could impact plans here. severe thunderstorms possible from kansas city into lincoln, nebraska. right on the brim of omaha. and flooding downpours across central iowa. we could see one to three inches of rain by the time all is said and done. meanwhile, across the northeast, it's unusually warm. we just have the heat and humidity returning into the region. so hopefully, you didn't put the a/c away quite yet. meanwhile, we keep an eye on grace. it will continue to push to the west. right now, just disturbing some fish. mara and kendis back to you. >>> we switch gears to the political climate. hillary clinton campaigns in iowa on this labor day. >> bernie sanders gaining in the hawk eye state. he's pulled ahead in new hampshire. bazi kanani joins us from washington with more. >> reporter: good morning, mara. good morning, kendis. the latest poll has not been a good predictor of who goes on to become president. but as the e-mail controversy continues to dog clinton, her campaign acknowledges they're

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accuweather's molry cochran is tracking the system. the brand nufl tropical storms. good morning, molly. >> thanks, kendis pap we continue to watch tropical storm joaquin, likely to strengthen. it is over warmer water. either way going to be feeling impacts along the coast, rough surf and rip currents and could bring moisture to the northeast by the later half of the week. tropical moisture gets slurped in like a straw across the gulf coast, flooding downpours going to a potential tuesday into wednesday once again. kendis and kayna, back to you. >> molly, thank you. >>> whole foods is cutting 1500 jobs in the next eight weeks. the chain says it's to lower prices and keep up with the competition. most mainstream supermarkets now offer organic foods, as well. whole foods says it expects many worker who's lose their jobs to find others within the company. until now, whole foods was considered to be one of the best retailers to work for. >>. >> he we have something we can celebrate here today. all of us can. join us. it's national coffee day. >> yes. >> yea! whoo. >> ple

accuweather's molly cochran is tracking it all. good morning, molly. >> thanks, kendis and kayna. we continue to watch tropical storm joaquin. likely to strengthen over the next couple of days, as it is over some warmer water, either way going to be feeling impacts along the coast, rough surf and rip currents and could potentially bring moisture to the northeast by the later half of the week. tropical moisture gets slurped right on in like a straw across the gulf coast. flooding downpours going to be a potential tuesday into wednesday once again. kendis and kayna, back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> to donald trump's tax reform plan. there's been mostly skeptical reaction overnight. experts saying it kocould add billions to the national debt. >> some of the wealthiest would end up paying less in taxes, not more. abc's steph na ramos is joining us from washington, d.c. with more on this. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and kayna. donald trump putting out real detail from his latest policy to slash taxes not just for the poor but also the wealthy. g

cochran: mr. president, as i understand the senator's suggestion, his amendment would create an automatic continuing resolution to fund the federal government in any event an annual appropriations bill is not enacted by the time the fiscal year expires. that may sound harmless enough, but what we're saying is that not only is the power of the senate suspended and put on hold, but the obligations of the committee system are put under a threat that unless you complete action on legislation referred to the committee of jurisdiction by a certain time, you're out of business. and whoever wants to offer an amendment as a substitute gets to offer that and pass it on a majority vote. we have the two-thirds required vote to cut off debate to be sure that all senators, not just a bare majority, get to decide the decisions of the senate, get to actively participate in the process offering amendments. his amendment abolishes the offering of any other alternatives for a full debate, unlimited debate. that's wh

governor bryant, senator cochran and i would like to host you on a ride along that proposed route with the other members of the delegation, with amtrak president boardman and csx ceo to asez the line. are you willing to join us on that ride if we can work out convenient date? >> look forward to it. >> wonderful. thank you. i look forward to working with you on that and wish you the best. thank you for your service. senator klobuchar i believe is next. >> thank you very much, senator wicker. ms. feinberg, congratulations. any friend of mention manchin is a friend of ours so first i want to just talk to you about the blocked crossings issue. as i travel across minnesota, i hear from people all over the state who have spent an excessive amount of time, sometimes hours stuck waiting at a blocked rail crossing. blocked rail crossings not only inconvenience drivers but delay emergency vehicles, in july i was in minnesota which is on the canadian border, it's a major crossing and very small town. their rail crossing blockings 6 to 8 hours a day in the town. so in the drive act, we actually pu

accuweather's molly cochran has the forecast. good morning, molly. >> thanks, mara and kendis. for monday, we do have the threat for some heavy downpours across the midwest. >> 1 to 3 inches is expected. across central iowa by the time it's all said and done. also some severe storms headed to kansas city. if you're out and about, keep a watchful eye to the sky. the heat is on for the northeast. it's feeling more like july than september. hopefully you didn't put the acs away quite yet. kendis and mara, back to you. >> our thanks to molly there. remember all those people who were hitting the roads friday for the holiday weekend? most of them are coming home today. more than 30 million people are expected to be driving. the most in seven years. abc's mary bruce reports. >>> with the holiday weekend coming to a close, the challenge how to get home without a headache. a surge in road trips fueled by lower gas prices. the national average now $2.40 a gallon, more than $1 cheaper than this time last year. and 21 states are reporting gas prices under $2 a gallon. the lowest gas prices

thad cochran, bill frist was from tennessee, the republican leader. everybody worked together. i tell a story in there about barney frank who i bumped into walking into the capitol and he called me over and said, i hear mississippi's got a plan for special hurricane relief. he said send me a copy, i want to write every member of the house and urge them to vote for it, which he did. >> haley barbour is the best at telling its story. he was a can-do leader when mississippi needed one and the country needed to see one. i wrote that. the name of the book is "america's great storm" a great story of america and how we do come back. thank you, haley barbour. >>> up next, pope francis is coming to america in two weeks. he's leading the catholic church in a more liberal, more tolerant direction, climate change, social issues. how long can social conservatives in this country continue to dig in and fight against the changing tide of history? >>> battle royale over faith and progressive politics has hit the front pages today. pope francis is making friends on the left and some enemies on

forrally itself was a rally eisenhower that was run by jacqueline cochran and her mcband text mccrery -- tex rerry. they put this thing together and had over 20,000 people at this event. they take the thing and fly it to paris and show it to eisenhower. iarynhower writes in his d that he cried. he was really choked up. he did not accept until that point that people really wanted him. then he was shown that in two primaries and he does that campaign for either one of them. in new hampshire he goes up against bob taft. beats him without having set foot in the state. in minnesota, he comes in second stassen without even being on the ballot. he was a write-in. it was these events that made eisenhower believe that people wanted him. and he was winning. by the way, this is a different primary setting. today the primaries run everything. two nomineesour probably by may, if not by april, of next year. there were only 12 in 1952, and the primaries chose a very small number of delegates. the rest was done with backroom dealing. with the delegates. up.h taft had sewn taft was so far ahead of eis

. >> reporter: including johnnie cochran, robert shapiro, f.lee bailey, alan dershowitz and of course his most trusted ally, robert kardashian. they shift the focus to the los angeles police department. the strategy, accuse the police of framing simpson. mishandling, even planting evidence. >> detective fuhrman, did you plant or manufacture evidence in this case? have you ever falsified a police report? was the testimony you gave truthful? >> reporter: it is an argument that resonates with the mostly black jury. especially the explosive audio of lead detective mark furhman spouting racist slurs like this. >> first thing, anything out of a [ bleep ] mouth is a [ bleep ] lie. >> mark furhman is a lying, perjuring, genocidal racist. >> the defense sent the jurors' heads spinning. >> reporter: the defense, in essence, put bad policemen, racist policemen, on trial. >> they put the whole police department on trial. >> reporter: simpson's attorneys even tried to put his slain ex-wife's reputation on trial. portraying her as a party girl. >> these ladi

police say they got several calls about a hit-and-run on cochran road west of highway 101. and a few minutes after, that more 911 calls came in. this time about a solo crash on southbound 101 not far away. officers say it was the same man in both incidents. the suspect's name has not been released. >>> well, hopefully a lot you have got outside the see it. tonight a spectacular sight in the sky. the once in a generation event that just ended. a super moon coinciding with the lunar eclipse. here is what the moon looked like earlier. our camera caught the beautiful pictures. you can see the red taking over. nbc bay area's christie smith is live at the observatory in oakland. i have to think you got the best assignment of anyone tonight. >> reporter: yeah, i think so. i have to tell you, right now the moon is bright, but nothing like the glow we saw earlier, the supermoon and lunar eclipse brought out people to this viewing tonight who say they have never come out before. and it did not disappoint. >> can you see okay? >> reporter: stargazers in the oakland hills were impresse

that between cochran and lott and our relationship with the house and senate leadership, that we were going to get pretty well what we were asking for without their fingerprints on it. and i have to say, again, in fairness to them, president bush on everything he gave the maximum the law allowed. he pushed for everything. but they were afraid of the press, and so was the speaker of the house and the house leadership. they did not want to have a precedent where people who did not buy home owner's insurance, saw their homes destroyed by wind, a storm, which is covered by home owner's insurance, and then the federal government give them the money because they didn't have insurance, because they thought the press depth of that is, people will quit buying home owner's insurance and stick the taxpayers for it and that's not a good precedent, and we actually, because of that, said, you have to have home owner's insurance to -- in order to qualify for the support. but it is correct, they never told congress they wanted congress to vote for our plan. but i do believe it is because they thought

at 11:00 there was with a robbery at a game stop at cochran road.le in into a storage room and robbed them. when police tried stop those suspects car after the robbery, one of the men ran into the apartment complex. last night s.w.a.t. teams began evacuating the complex. those evacuations are still in place. as soon as we get information information we will pass it along to you. >> happening right now police are investigating a shooting at an oakland bart station. it happened at the rock ridge bart station. one person was injured. police tell kron4 it appears to be a robbery gone wrong. these are pictures from the scene. a shot from behind and was taken to the hospital. one suspect was caught about a block away from the scene. another got away. the gun used however in the shooting was found nearby. >>> happening right now still no bart service between san francisco and the east bay as crews continue to lay down new tracks. the transbay 2 will be closed through the holiday weekend. avery harper is live in san francisco and she's been there all mornin

it just doesn't go. >> that's good. >> good. >> yeah. >> now, kelvin, chief cochran, he's gone aroundu to give us the five points that you say that god uses persecution for. can you do that? >> well, it's important for us as children of god to understand that if god chooses you, if he puts you in the game, then he's already prepared you for everything that you're going to face. the second one is the toughest of the five and that is there are indeed worldly consequences for standing for biblical truth and for standing for jesus christ. there are significant worldly consequences. but the third one is the shoddy one in my opinion is that there are also kingdom consequences for standing for biblical truth and for standing for xrifchrist the kingdom consequences are always greater than the worldly qued consequences. >> boom. boom. that's preaching. >> the fourth lesson is suferin sufferings are for the glory of god, he gets greater glory when his children choose to stand and fight the battle and for the child of god that endure suffering their life of blessing will go to an exponentially h

this robbery happened at the game stop on cochrane road in morgan hill, saturday morning is when it started. investigators say two armed men ordered all the customers to the back of the store and made off with customers' cell phones, wallets and several of the store's game consoles. one of the suspects didn't get too far. police tracked him to the berry court apartments where he apparently lived. he held police at bay for 20 hours, event using a crawl space to reach other units. >> we had this guy hiding out in our apartment complex, actually in my apartment. so that was kind of scary knowing that he was in there, in my kids' room and my bedroom and it was very unsettling. >> the suspect did finally surrender late yesterday morning. police think that he was involved in at least five other south bay robberies. >> poor woman. one of the correctional deputies arrested for allegedly killing an inmate inside a sclrk main jail cell said he never fuchd that man. rafael rodriguez proclaimed his innocence during an interview with the mercury news. he is one of three correctional deputies arrested th

cochran: mr. president, i urge the senate to support the motion to proceed to the department of defense appropriations bill for fiscal year 2016. the committee on appropriations approved the bill on june 11 by a vote of 27-3. the bill provides $489.1 billion in base funding and $86.8 billion in overseas contingency operations, which is consistent with both the fiscal year 2016 budget resolution and the defense subcommittee's allocation. the bill provides funding to protect the security interests of our country. the senate should return to regular order starting with this national security legislation. it is a bipartisan bill that provides the president, as commander in chief, with the resources to protect our nation. i urge the senate to approve proceeding to this bill. the presiding officer: who yields time? mr. durbin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the assistant democratic leader. mr. durbin: how much time is remaining on the opposing sides? the presiding officer: four minutes for the mi

johnnie cochran used to do that. he would have big rewards and the family would get "x" amounts. and then there would be money set aside for the police agency to have training, which would preeventual it from happening again. that's what i would strongly recommend. this makes no sense whatsoever. >> you have to wonder if this isn't a time for the penal system. i mean i've read colby king's columns on this in the post and any number of investigations have been around about people just like this or improperly treated or some people have had medical conditions and they've died. really the critics say it just has to change. >> alexandria bans flying the flag. the confederate flag will no longer fly twice a year on state property. they're hoping to pass the raising on confederate mourning day in may. it's currently at the intersection of washington street. what do you think of the idea? >> it gets us into the old discussion of the flag again, what it means, what it represents, how it hurts people. at the same time it's a representation of a stand, a cause, if you will, an ill-fated ca