there were a lot of other women but bill bryson told me this about the weather underground.i maintain was the official list by the fbi. it was 38 bombings. i ha have the list memorized ate time. it was extremely sophisticated with their devices. more so than many people realize. none of the bombings had been solved. we would select to find out who didid fan however the statute of limitations is over for all of them except for the golden gate police department in california where a police officer was killed. and anybody -- nobody has ever been made. we closed the weather underground investigation in 1977 which is where i wrote the closing report because the group had become defunct. also, in 1976 the fbi was involved in their biggest scandal in 47 agents were indicted for illegal spying and disruptive behavior against the weather underground and by 1980 many of the leaders were able to come out and no one ever went to jail. because no evidence could be used against them in court. the same thing happened for daniel ellsberg who have released the pentagon papers was going to tr

there were a lot of women but bill bryson told me this it was used by the fbi and of his 38 i had to memorize at one time, the weather underground was sophisticated in their devices, more so than many people realize. none of them have been sold. they put one in the pentagon in 1972 so with that in mind, we would still like to find out who did them. however, the statute of limitations is over for all of them except for the golden gate police department where the police officer was killed and nobody has ever been named. we closed the investigation from 1977. the fbi was involved in their biggest scandal and agents were involved for illegal spying and disruptive behavior of the weather underground and by 1980 many of the leaders were able to come in and no one ever went to jail because no evidence could be used against them in court. the same thing happened for daniel ellsberg who is one of the other people i interviewed in the pentagon papers and who was going to trial for teasing, but the early plumbers had broken into the psychiatrist office. instead of going to jail, watergate occur

agent, cory bryson said "we've been inundated with calls from all over the country from people wantingwork on this pipeline project. mainline pipeline projects like dakota access provide excellent working opportunities for our members and tremendous wages." your response, winona laduke. winona: my response is they have a d and infrastructure. that is why everything is eroding in this country. what we need is the skill laborers to be put to work. i am saying take the parts sitting in northern minnesota and send them to flint, michigan. they need billions of dollars worth of pipe infrastructure there. we don't need pipes in minnesota. we would like a little help with our water and sewer systems. i am all for organized labor, but what i want is pipelines, infrastructure for people, not for fossil fuels, not for oil companies. i am all for that. there are plenty of people that can be put to work, and it is five times as many jobs doing infrastructure for communities, for people. i am asking america labor to stand with us and say we want -- pipelines from infrastructure that goes for commun

a humid night at penn's landing where people braved the heat to see peabo bryson. worth it.otter than $100 100 degrees in parts of the area. >> we will be seeing a bit of a break in the humidity. the temperature not as high, but it's going to be a hot weekend. 93 for the high today. felt like 96 or 7. and philadelphia, over 100. in parts of delaware and south jersey. saturday and sunday, pretty close to 90 degrees. humidity's down a little bit from what we've seen. 82 at this hour of the night, 78 in wilmington. so, yeah, it's going to be pretty warm to start off the day. we have a land breeze right now, near 80 degrees at the shore, but it's not going to be 90 at the shore like it was today. more on that and the rest of the week's forecast coming up. >>> glenn, as people gear up for the end of summer, may not feel like august, but beach season, sadly, it is quickly drawing to a close. we went down to the shore where people are making the most of their time despite the heat. most of the rough surf. >> reporter: this summer looks like it will be one for the record books, at l

that dog, shiloh in a split-second action probably saved the life of 18-month-old bryson holiday way. on their porch -- -- holloway. they saw the dog run towards that child as if he was going to attack. the dog was actually springing into action to protect bryson there from a snake that had crawled right near his feet. >> for just a moment, i had that brief flash of oh my gosh, he's going after the baby. it dawned on me that he literally grabbed that snake from the feet near the -- from near the baby's foot. >> such a little body. i honestly don't think he would be here. i really don't. i don't think we could have made it to the hospital. >> the dog was actually bitten on the jaw by that snake. he was rushed to the vet, and well, the family says they are treating that dog like the hero he is. >>> san mateo county has issued an alert warning people about a mountain lion sighting. the animal was spotted at 9:20 last night. it was not threatening anyone. it did run off when it was noticed, but sheriff deputies searched for the mountain lion, couldn't find it. neighbors are advised to kee

university officials tell us 20- year-old bryson white and 18- year-old ron george robbed the woman at an off campus apartment friday night. the victim says she had a gun slammed to the back of her head and hundreds of dollars stolen. >> i don't feel at peace. they shoved a gun. they tried to make me take off my clothes. i just hope they get what they deserve. >> the university says they we the weapons and the stolen money still on them. if convicted of all charges, the pair could face life in prison. they remain in custody pending their arraignment which takes place on monday. >>> now to your vote coverage tonight, the race for the u.s. senate seat here in florida reaches a critical point this week with a primary election a couple days away on tuesday. republican marco rubio is running against a bay area businessman carlos beruff. news channel 8's paul mueller candidates vying for the democratic vote. >> reporter: this morning on your vote counts 2016 democratic strategist barry edwards shared his views on the battle between what he calls the establishment and the anti- establishment.

the dog, slilo, in a split- second decision probably saved the life of 18- month-old bryson holloway.last week, the family was sitting on their porch when they saw the australian shepard run towards that small mild as if he was going to attack, but the dog was really springing into action to protect the baby from a snake that had crawled near the baby's feet. >> for just a moment, i had that brief flash of oh my gosh, he's going after the baby. it dawned on me that he literally grabbed that snake from the feet, from near the baby's foot. >> such a little body. i honestly don't think he would be here. i don't think we could have made it to the hospital. >> he loves his baby. >> the dog was bitten by that snake right on his jaw. the owners rushed shilo, the dog, to the vet. they say he is being treated like the hero that he is. >> a good story. >>> well, a small dog left abandoned next to a dumpster is expected to be available nor adoption later this week. a security guard found that two-year-old poodle mix in a dirty dog carrier behind the safeway. those are photos of what the dog look

so that gives you the sense he wasn't necessarily no either was bill bryson, but they were veryh much against the behavior. okay, one more. >> it's important that it took very little to provoke the fbi. i was a tax resistor and i was just a nobody. i close my bank account andel wrote a letter to the telephone companies.a woman, m a object or felt there wasn't quite as much as a woman couldmn do a book that provoked visits from the fbi. that tiny little thing from a nobody meant that my landlord was visited, and my father who was a republican had this tax audit so it didn't take much and they were all over the place.ce. >> j. edgar hoover was in power under six presidents. it was his own secret police. it's subversive and dangerous to the country. thank you all for coming. i would love to sign books. [applause] three years after supreme court ruling overturned part of the voting rights act, courts around the country struck down a number of state laws saying they discriminate against specific groups of voters. saturday night the sheer spotlight looks at the voting rights and then back t

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the two killed in the crash have been identified as 26-year- old bryson atkinson and -- >>> a bunch of college students just moved into apartments and were forced to move out. >> denver 7's eric lupher has been in eric, you just talked to the city about this. >> reporter: yeah, and there's good news. i'm outside the municipal building now, and good news, most of the students are now being allowed back into that apartment complex because it now is up to code after a reevaluation. let's take you to that apartment complex. such a bizarre story we've been3 covering since last night. here is the new information we covering. apartment management saithey hoped to gettthem back inside this morning. that did happen. i met with two soccer players this morning, and their first game is tomorrow. instead of focusing on the game, they're dealing with this. >> it's frustrating because we practice twice a day, we wake up early toogo to practice, eat breakfast with the team and last night tell us we can't live there anymore. rather teammates say swinging book shelves were installed in the units to make

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. >> this is bryson city. we've had a couple kayakers and canoeists in the olympics. casey has another event coming up today that we are excite to watch. of his just there last weekend. >> another place to visit the. yes, absolutely. >> you need to make a list because there are a lot of places in north carolina. >> a long list. i guarantee you it is cooler but not less humid. still pretty humid in the mountains but at least you get a little break from the temperature. it looks beautiful around here. there is our south hill skycam. there. but in other spots, we are see something clouds this morning. not overcast but part hi cloudy skies. 77degrees. our wind southwest at five miles per hour. our dew point is 74. and our temperatures right now south hill at 75 as well as roanoke rapids at 77. 76 in fayetteville. with all of the humidity that is with us right now, you would think that we add a li thunderstorms popping up all over the place. but here is what is happening that is going to prevent that. we have what we call the bermuda high which is almost a permanent fix to

out shiloh had been bitten on the neck by the copper head snake he just snatched away from baby bryson's feet. he's just a little bit swollen but as you might imagine he's been getting the royal treatment from his grateful family. >> good dog. >> very good. >>> 5:00 tonight, tahoe valley airport reported thunder, an echo of what's happening in the sierra tonight and has been happening this afternoon. sun comes up, heats that air above the sierra and blossoms in to thunderstorms. so there was some along the spine of the great range this afternoon. will be as we wrap up the monsoon season over the desert southwest. a thrust fault out there in the east bay. 77 degrees. mount diablo gets bumped up a couple millimeters every year because of the tectonic strain in the area. concord, 73. oakland, 64. livermore, 71. san francisco, 60. here's how it looks. futurecast, tonight you can see the low clouds back in. sunrise, plenty of low clouds. by 9:00 in the morning it will begin to pull back until we see mostly sunny skies over much of the bay area. this is all by way of the usual here they come a

was a humid night last night at penn's landing but plenty of people braved the weather to see peabo bryson out the smooth jazz concert series. they enjoyed the music for free at the great plaza. >>> a message in the sand leads to a rescue of two people on an uninhabited island. that story is coming up next. >>> and a swimsuit ban captures the world's attention and diechds a nation, the ban has been overturned but lawmakers say their battle to stop full bodysuits on beaches is not over. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. now be sure to tag your mother today, guns can be bought or at a weekend gun show. and if the wrong people get a gun... we know what can happen. pat toomey put our safety ahead of partisan politics. toomey crossed party lines twice, first to support background checks, an

i'm reading a new book by bill bryson called, the road to little -- which is sort of travel book aboutvels around the small towns of great britain, sort of a sequel to a book that he he wrote 25 years ago i guess about britain and about england. then i'm reading, a third book called, "the boys in the boat," which is about the rowing team from the university of washington for the 1936 olympics. it was recommended to me by one of my staffers. i ordinarily, i never really had an interest in rowing before reading this book you but it's, it is a lot about hitler and history and also about rowing. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading this summer. tweet us your answer @booktv, or you can post it on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. . . >> you know he was born in 1936 so when he is growing up he didn't grow up in an era when fathers were typically heavily involved with raising the kids so that was part of it and second, writing was always the most important thing. family was secondary for sure. we elk that use this area. they use the drainages for thing. we also have tears or ther