he was not a member of the first congress. he also, he was one of three men who refused to sign the constitution. he was not in the game. i'm interested in the first congress and what the political men of the time did to create the government. i mean rather than going back to , philosophical influences, which are not to be diminished at all. you are quite right in mentioning mason in that context, but he is not there. he is not there. and 10th amendment, i would read that more carefully. there is a great deal of argument at the first congress over the wording of that amendment, absolutely true, but the word expressly is left out. that is to say, it was a victory and for federalists and nationalists rather than state states' rightists, even though many people today don't want to read it that way, and clearly there are passions on the subject in the united states. i felt i should have to be square with you and let you know where i stood on this rather than be mealymouthed on the subject. the 10th amendment is a federalist victory

violates the first amendment. the issue in this case was whether the first amendment protected the least officer jeffrey heffernan since he wasn't engaging in first amendment speech or association. the court rules that it does. in 2006 mr. heffernan of paterson new jersey detective was spotted picking up a lawn sign in the local him or his race. the next day he was demoted to a b copy it. >> there are good versus morning case 141280 heffernan v. city of paterson new jersey. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court public employees have a right not to be demoted. it does not matter if you are affiliated with the specific party or you are not affiliated. it does not matter if you are mistakenly perceived by your employer or supervisor that you are engage to and political association to be protected by the first amendment. >> how would you do find the right at issue in this case? >> the issue here. >> how would you define the right that your client. >> i am defining the right pursuant to tell ron that there is

one of the first challenges occurred in the very, very first weeks of congress. it hinged on a seemingly innocuous question. just what was the chief executive to be called? it might not have been president. and this is where john adams steps in and basically ruins the vice presidency for all eternity. [laughter] mr. bordewich: first congress spend weeks, weeks, debating what to call the chief executive. now adams, who repeatedly with xonian charisma, i daresay, inserted himself in the essentially aggravating everyone, diminishing the office of vice president with his every utterance. i don't hate john adams, but these were not his best years. adams considered his most benign highness, or at least his highness, as the acceptable forms of address, although he preferred his high mightiness, and he dismissed president as fit for nothing more than the leader of fire companies or a cricket club. others proposed that he name washington should itself become the title, like caesar or augustus in ancient rome, to be bestowed on future presidents. fortunately, george washing

you can see the growth since the first rover. this one is more like the size of a golf cart, perhaps. again, it has the special wheels so that it can operate well on the uneven terrain. and it's equipped not only with the solar panels to keep it powered up, but with larger and more sophisticated instruments. it has a robotic arm that extends out. it has almost a head here at the front, at the top of this long neck. and that's where the cameras are for its movement around, enabling scientists here on earth to see where it's going and to see what it's seeing. and it has various other scientific devices on it, and again, a kind of mars weather station to determine what's the ambient environment like, what is the wind like, what are the temperatures at different times during the martian day. what is it like when a dust storm blows up? and passes through. so again, this is a more capable geologist now that's on the surface of mars. but one that is mimicking some of the capabilities that a human being has. spirit and opportunity were la

>>> it is the first day of school in four day area counties. and that manes more cars and buses on the road. >>> it's quiet in rio right now as we look live at the olympic park. it was not just hours ago and and welcome to newschannel 8 today. >> good morning. let's get a check on the weather for you. >>> good morning. and some of you may be waking up ready head to back to school and hit the books. i'm giving the forecast about an a. but i'm grading on a curve because yesterday was so dry. you'll head to class dry. so much rain has falling, i'm asking the kids if you're walking and biking to schooling be careful. we had 3 to 9 inches of rain fell. some sprinkles in hernando county. and dry this morning than the past couple days. it will not that be day through the day. school. so 4:38 i'll have a 7-day temperature trend for you. >>> the biggest congestion that we'll see are school dropoff and pickup lines. right now just one accident to tell you about in the lieutenant lutz. we'll keep you posted on that and we have construction at the the veter

for hundred of thousands of students in the valley today is the first day of school! we'll be out all over the valley all throughout good morning las vegas. ... and i'm xxx.... we want to wish all c-c-s-d students good luck on the first day of school today! we're staying on top of everything you need to know to get your child to school. 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett has your back to school forecast...and yasmeen hassan is tracking traffic this large mass of dry air filters into the southwest today with support from an area of high pressure. sunny for the next 48 hours mainly sunny for the next 48 hours allow high temperatures with our peak heat on tuesday between 103 and 108 degrees. winds look to be mild but the heat, winds, and sky conditions change into wednesday. southwest. high and mid level clouds will at 30 mph. as the trough passes overhead, around thursday, chances for rain begin to pop in. as it stands, thursday is our mountains. as this happens, temperatures drop back between 98 and 103 degrees. friday partly cloudy skies will be much better odds

but that is just the first part of the discussion. there is a speech that is protected and should be protected. but is there nothing more to say about it? might we wish to say, you have the right to say certain things, and in certain contexts, to the right that you might be willing allies not to exercise? that is part of education on a campus. these are delicate, complicated, nuanced lines to be sure. but as my teacher, the late charles black said, just because lines are hard to draw, we are not freed of the obligation to try to draw them. so of course the lines are hard to draw, but we are not free of the obligations to draw them. so how do we solve some of these puzzles? let's look at some specific examples on campus that are challenging. i will argue that part of this, and part of where i think the --cago letter got it right where they got it wrong, it got it wrong in problematic ways -- part of it was about time. i think there was an overly muscular tone to why it is a good thing for people to be backed up and offended. i think it

copy and paste to tuesday and pretty much similar for the first few days. we show you the seven-day and let you know if any changes will be headed our way in 30 minutes. >> it so nice to not see the 90s on that 70 forecasts. >> it feels good now. >> comfortable weather. i know you are busy indoors for part of the day today at the saint jude dre h you have less than week to buy the tickets to the giveaway. we have talked about it for weeks we will announce the winner of the gorgeous home next thursday morning. you can still buy a ticket but you need to do so before they sell a peer the brand-new dream home is in the tollgate crossing neighborhood and the cherry creek school district. four bedrooms, four bathrooms valued at $550,000. if you haven't picked it up yet, the number to call is 182-76-7695. you can also go to kdvr buy more than one increasing your odds to winning and several other prizes as well. you are also donating to a great cause. what you think of the house? >> it's gorgeous. we were out with the pinpoint weather beasts and you can see earlier

it's not the first time. the system worked and some passengers were on the flight were shaken and frustrated. >> authorities say the two pilots are 35 and 45. their identities are not confirmed. they were flight 162 with 152 then on board. then one passenger said what is going on? turns out the pilots were arrested suspected of being drunk. >> if you were uncomfortable with a member of why you are crew, you don't fly with them. the safe guards in place did in fact work. finally landing at 8:45 last night. passengers voiced their concern. >> this absolutely concerns me. >> united airlines said in a statement, "the two pilots have been removed. we have been cooperating with authorities and will conduct an investigation as well". this is not john mcguire failed two test and was put on probation. in april of last year. he flew from orlando to new york while allegedly under the influence. just yesterday, a reminder of a great responsibility pilots have. after making acknowledge emergency landing in florida. >> we a

a lot of people assume neal said the first things on the moon but actually it was you. what were your first words on the moon? >> magnificent. >> no, that wasn't. contact heights? >> oh, you mean, when we touched down? >> yes. >> of course, but who is trying to -- >> okay. contact flight. whatever. neal goes down. he is hopping around out there and buzz knows he can walk around. it was your time to go out. you are going down the ladder. no, you are not quite going out the ladder yet. you come out -- >> well, i had to send the camera down to neal. so we rigged up a clothes line with a pulley here and when we went down he took the strap that was part of the clothesline. he is down at the bottom, i hook the camera, and send the camera down to him. that is kind of silly, isn't it? but having done that, when we are through with all of this stuff and got the big boxes, we can put the box there and i am up above and he is down there. we bring up the rock boxes. now that -- don't say nasa doesn't think ahead. we really did think ahead with that one. >> you are going out partiall

the first time we have heard that he admitted that he could lose. the latest on the road to the white house. >> fox news confirms more than 70 republicans have sent a letter to rice previous urging him to pull funding from the trunk in pain. use it to fund the house funds. they deny the reports but they say even if it's true ?all they have to do is party. >> recent remarks about obama and hillary clinton. >> isis is honoring president obama. he is the president ? founder of isis. he founded isis. the cofounder would be comments during the event in miami. >> i call them the founder of isis. clinton tweeted ?no, barack obama is not the founder of isis. anyone willing to sink so low so often should not be our commander-in-chief. new do chief. >> she lays out the agenda in detroit looking to draw contrast to the trump who spoke there this week. >> he spoke only of failure, poverty and crime. >> he misses so much about what makes michigan great. >> carriers live in trump tower. >> how dare you screw that up. trade center in manhattan after a crane mishap.

it was the first outbreak in the islands of ya. it was an explosive outbreak. >> it disappeared again. in 2013, 20000 were said to have the disease. >> and a highly vulnerable region and population. that means you have a couple of people who never saw the infection before. there is no underlying. >> and brazil has over 10040000 cases of zika. and the virus has spread through south and central america and now in the >> as of may 2016, 755ingly will be are is recently. a now the zika vorce has landed back here and in africa. the flying of the mosquito is 165 yards. but the plane has helped to create it across the world. a businessman who felt feverish. when he came through here in south afray can. >> he talked to the doctor and they submitted local blood samples and forwarded it to us for testing for zika and confirmation. >> the doctor knows the first step in fighting the virus and testing and hoping to help the officials. >> it is around the world respobs business with the current situation. >> if you can pick it up in the first ca

the first game of the week -- [inaudible] -- to vote for next week's feature game. the choices are hartford, german town catholic memorial. log on to www.wisn.com, the operation football page and cast your vote. the winner will be announced next monday. >> quarterback ron van der kellan died. he was leading wisconsin to a comeback win over unc. had they won that game the badgers would have won the national championship. and one other packers, the nfl is saying they have until august 25th to be interviewed. >> all right. we will check in one more time with matt in news chopper 12. he has been monitoring the unrest in milwaukee and flying over the sherman park is the latest? >> the sheriff department closed the park and putting up orange mesh fencing to keep people out. people have taken the park activity over to a vacant plot of land north of the vp burned the other night. they set up a barbecue and looks like they have a little picnic. there was shouting and yelling. milwaukee police, this is their territory. they are on the scene and it looks like things are peacef

two women on the short list were fliers -- amelia earhart, the first woman to cross the atlantic soloho would you like to see on the $10 bill? >> well, a name that's been going around a lot is rosa parks, and i think that's a great one, 'cause, like, it would be a woman and also a black person, too, so i think that's great. >> i think harriet tubman. >> susan b. anthony. >> maybe... mrs. obama? >> i think it should be eleanor roosevelt or harriet tubman. >> well, like -- i don't know. i'm sure they'll pick anyone good. >> i think eleanor roosevelt should be on the $10 bill. >> i know -- i'd nominate my mom. i feel like she's a good, strong figure. >> [ laughs ] every mother should have such a loving son. and while many of us may want to nominate our own moms, the treasury is looking for women who've had more of a, let's say, historical impact, particularly on democracy. and one more thing -- they can't still be living. currently on the $10 bill is alexander hamilton. whether he'll be replaced by or joinby a woman is still up in the air. by the way, women haven't always been given shor

. >> reporter: it has been four days since markot was kill and for the first time investigators told us something about how she was' killed. they're giving this up to hope to get something back from the public. a tip that helps them catch their killer. >> we believe there was a struggle between vanessa and her (stand by for captions.) >> scapes and or bruises, therefore, we would ask that anyone who observed a male earlier in the week to contact the massachusetts state police tip line. >> reporter: her body was found in a wooded area in princeton hours after she went out for a jog. and didn't come back. police have narrowed down the timeline of the crime saying they believe vanessa was killed between 1:00 and 3:00 sunday afternoon. they're asking people toto remew any vehicle parked or down brook station roadhe time. residents admit worried. >> i think of molly bish. and the -- >> reporter: whato ou think of? >> that, maybe we'll never don'. >> reporter: state police anone news tip line is 508-453-7589. police have gotten more than helps them catch her killer. live in bringston, dan h

this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> first at 6:00 a weather alert. you can see storms are moving through the area right now, several counties under a warning. >>> with a look at let's go to the weather. >>> and we made it through the afternoon. this is the strongest cell and we have a warning in effect until 6:15 for the areas inside of the yellow. we'll talk about this. we're seeing lightning that's one of the threats as well as the quarter size hail. as well as wind gusts that could be up to 60 miles per hour. but you can see where that is. we have a flood affidavit visery that flooding issues are a seeing rainfall the arrival of the cell and bellingham in 24 minutes f it holds together it could make it through the foxborough area in the next hour, hour and a half. we'll talk about the less humid air. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's head to the olympics now. this is a live the competition is heating up. the u.s. got the first gold today thanks to the adrian youno the youngest member of the shooting team. >> we have a look at the perform

cobb wittc we open up the second quarter with a first and goal at the 6. first teamers out there. davis, rookie, top of your screen. starks the back. cobb. the drive and a six-yard touchdown pass! randall cobb. >> rich: that was actually a running play. amazing that aaron is able to see the internal blitz by the 49ers. he can't change the play, so instead of hand being the ball off to starks, he leaves it out there had. cobb makes the defender miss and they score. that's the beauty of this offense. the built-in option for the quarterback. >> kevin: a lot of people talking about his drops last year, cobb. he's caught the ball they think, than last season. sometimes the easy ones he's dropped and he's made the hard catches. that was a terrific play. mason crosby will try to tie the game. on the hold, and it is in. it's tied. there is randall cobb. he had six touchdown receptions >> kevin: rich, on that drive aaron rodgers was 4 of 5. >> rich: no signs of rust there. he's been anxious to get out there and play a little bit. you get to be the best in the business, and particularly nowa

today is the first day of school for c-c-s-d students! what police are enforcing in and around school zones for the new year. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and, it's going to be hot for the first day back. sherry has the details on the triple digit heat we'll be feeling this week. ((michelle mortensen)) >> plus -- park officials want you to be safe for labor day weekend. the deaths they're investigating at lake mead. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 newsn ((michelle mortensen)) >> it's back to school day for hundreds of thousands of students at ccsd. thanks for joining us, i'm michelle mortensen in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. this morning, we're talking about safety. our 8 news now reporter shakala alvaranga is live at elizabeth wilhelm elementary school in north las vegas with how police plan to monitor the roads. shakala? shakala alvaranga mind today: c-c-s-d saw a record enrollment this year. so ... more kids equal more walkers. and as you

finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org. >>[gavel] >>. morning avenue one. welcome to our wills committee meeting of july 28 26 and i'm katie tang chairman of the committee get to my right is vice chairman eric cannot. from sfgov tv we would like to thank charles kremenak and jusco larson. supervisor cohen is unfortunately stuck in committee today. she may or may not be able to join us will get a motion to excuse her from this meeting. with that mr. clerk any announcements >> yes. the silence all cell phones electronic devices and complete speaker cards. items acted upon today will be on the september 6, 2016 supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you these call item 1 >> item 1, >>[reading code] >> actually with go into that motion real quickly to excuse supervisor cohen >> moved and seconded. will do that without objection supervisor cohen is excused >>[gavel] >> so, we have here one seed one applicant mr. clinton ellicott if you would like to come forward? >> good morn

the first quarter they get tricky. dakota simonsen is pushed out after a 28 yard gain and that would set this up. simonsen throws a dime to levi asher streaking into the end zone. warriors would answer. washington ties it up. go on to win 27-14. >> lynn moore and city high going out in the first round playoff game. liens on the prowl. reese phillips drops back and connects with josh gassman for a big gain. city high would answer. yards. liens try to retake the lead but vance dylan says i will take that. city high will go on to win 26- 6. -- he pops the ball up and dlyan dole is their for the pick -- then later in the quarter -- matt huff on the run -- he's a sprinter -- and shows why there -- and that would set up this - evan filtz pass to oliver martin -- he caught 2 td passes and threw another -- west rolls -- 42 to 17. back up 3-80 -- to kingston stadium -- jefferson taking on pleasant valleytrailing in the fourth quarter -- jefferson q-b dylan hart keeps it himself-- to the far sideline he goes -- but just short of

it is the first time he has had a rating above 50%. al news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. the markets close in under 30 minutes, so let's go live to the nasdaq where abigail doolittle will give us the skinny on what is going on with the tech stocks. stocks.n just the tech the nasdaq is more than that. abigail: we have a lot of different sectors here but we have a lot of tech to talk about. the skinny as we are having a very good day. on pace right now to close at a on likelosing high, but the dow and s&p 500, the nasdaq has not carved out a new all-time intraday high. but with the nasdaq at this record high, near the size, our team thought it would be interesting to take a look at the nasdaq in the context of one equity index which is not at a record high, and that's the dow transports. dow transports in blue and we see a huge the virgins. the transports are nowhere near their record high. we do have the nasdaq up quite sharply and this

they decide to honor the first president balefire the cannon. song is saying that tyler wants to hear. so they tell people they will fire the cannon but they decide to go upstairs to see them fire the t3 unfortunately it is a misfire ended actually explodes on board. tyler is baird because he is below deck but the people round the cannon most are immediately killed because it actually exploded so shrapnel it is across the upper deck and several members are killed of the including the personal servant. cspan: talk about when the t12 goes back to the whitehouse. >> this is an example of how they treated slaves the people are taken off of the boat with the beautiful t12 with the cherry atop coffin there is a theme described of the mall headed back to the capital he does not get to lie in state he is sent home to his family in a pine box. everyone else is honored. that is how little they were regarded. >> tel 12 over characterize the use seem like a positive person telling the stories but i will show you and then talk about something that you wrote

passenger traffic for the first half of this year is also up. mitchell says new non-stop flights from frontier and it was yet another disappointing year for the milwaukee region -- and wisconsin as a whole -- for start-up businesses. although start- up activity rose in 2016 for the country -- that wasn't the case for wisconsin or milwaukee. that's according to the annual kauffman report. in fact, for the second year in a row -- the state came in dead last. milwaukee didn't fare much better -- placing 39th out of 40.. for the country's largest metro areas. for more stories in the business journal, we have a link to fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. federal reserve chair janet yellen is moving toward raising interest rates. this comes in light of a solid job market and an improved outlook for the u-s economy and inflation. yellen didn't indicate when an increase would come.... but the fed meets next in late september. there is also a meeting in early november, but it's unlikely the feds would change rates right before elect

the silver, the first time the u.s. has finished in the top two spots in the event since 1996. >>> it looked like the united states' chances to medal in the 4 x felix dropped the baton during an exchange, but after a protest, they ruled she was bumped by a brazilian runner. the u.s. team was allowed to run by itself against the clock late tuesday and qualified for tonight's final. lucky. >>> and the united states' delilah muhammad is now the first american woman to win the 400-meter hurdles. she was joined by spencer who took the bronze. the u.s. reach an even 100 in rio. 35 of them gold so far. >> there you see china is far behind with 58. portugal with one. >> how is belize doing? >> zero. we're going good. >> it's kind of like the u.s. >> it is not -- >> just missing a few other -- >> missing the one. >> nice, round number. >> is it time for our last and final samba? >>> wn spiderman's new love interest is breaking barriers and we're sambaing. ? >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc ? skinny so skinn

and now the first japs appear, diving head on into the formations.ome are suicide fighters trying to ram the bombers. other fighters dropped phosphorus bombs set to explode in front of the oncoming b-29's. our p-51's go after them. they know they are tangling -- their job is to protect the those japt some of fighters will meet the blast of bomber guns. a tail gunner pleads with a fighter to come in a little closer. [gunfire] from the turn at initial point, they moved steadily on and get ready for business. fighters fall off. but those clouds are beginning to close in and it looks worse ahead. just east, the tokyo area breaks clear. the bombardiers begin to draw a beat on 574. the planes sit tight for the bombing run. here's where we pay off. ♪ two jap aircraft plants and an air drone are prepared to receive 4000 tons of destruction. the first waves of b-29's has already found their objective. ♪ succeeding bomber groups add to the smoking carcass. ♪ the tactical plan 574 is now an accomplished. the bombers turn a good downwind across the burning acres

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it reported strong growth in the first half of the year.shrugged off concerns over brexit, saying the fall in sterling may have helped a recovery in the advertising market. the chief executive said companies were being cautious with their money because of the uncertainty over the u.k.'s future trade relationship with europe and the outcome of the u.s. presidential election. mining company glencore will cut its massive debt after it reported a 13% drop in underlying profits in the first halflf of the yeaear. it has been working to reduce its debt as it struggles with lower prices for commodities. has unveiled a new battery that it says will make its new car the fastest mainstream model on the market. it will go from zero to 60 in 2.5 seconds and be able to travel over 300 miles. of clothing wece have been talking -- one piece of clothing we have been talking about in france is the infamous burkini. who created the garment had her sales boosted by the controversy in france. >> she created the design more than 10 years ago and has trademarked

change and voting on it. >> the first so the entire structure we submit to the board of supervisors they have thirty days to amend or allow as is after that the commission has the authorizations to - unless legislated we need leg latsd changes then if not under our purview to pravk reconsider. >> for example, if the commission decides that today to set a 3 year term and a month from anyhow decides it - after - if we set the limit at 3 signed off by the supervisors and then 6 months from now we decided we want to make that 4 do we make that here at the commission by vote and then to the supervisors again or do we think mark farrell make that change here and it becomes a change ratified by without the needs for the boards approval. >> i'll need to reverify that based on any understanding of prop j we present the proposed rules and regulations to the board of supervisors once they have responded to it then it is up to you to be able to make those amendments as you see them. >> all right. all right. i'm trying to assess the risk of making a decision today and going home - >> there will be de

the extended first alert through tuesday and into the evening.ger the heat wave is the more danger there is. all that heat builds up and things don't cool down at night very much. and the longer the heat wave, historically, the more the fatalities. this is the list of the days of the heat wave. we peaked at 98 degrees yesterday. it felt like 110. felt like 104 today and over the next two days, feeling like about 102 with temperatures in the mid-90s. this heat wave continues. right now it's 81 degrees in philadelphia and 80 in wilmington. 75 in dover. temperature knocked down there because of a thunderstorm, but it felt like about 115 there today. and the feels-like temperature still 85 in philadelphia. so it is a warm night. it's going to be another hot day tomorrow. by 11:00 a.m., temperatures already approaching 90 degrees. we'll let you know when we get a break from this and when we see some storms. >>> this heat remains a storm threat. it's being blamed on three deaths in philadelphia over the weekend. and in a close call in bucks county, a b

let's go back in time further than that the first folio. can you talk about that is, it's a phrase many viewers may not be familiar with. and the two men you referred to earlier. >> guest: it refers to the size of the book, very large, 13 by eight approximately. >> host: said the old-time magazine size. >> guest: that's correct. the closer to about half the size of a folio. what made it interesting is that conveyed something of a gravitas and prayer to this, but size had been assigned to political or religious tracts, not fiction, literature and plays that were not regarded as literature they were regarded as amusement for the masses. the first folio was a memorial volume that two of his friends, john hemmings put together as a tribute to their deceased friend. >> host: when did he pass away? >> guest: 1616 and the first folio was 1623 so the idea probably percolated about five years after his death at which time only half of his plays have been published so there remained half that wouldn't have been known to history had they not said what

so even in that language, the first seminole war is an end point. it ends the presence of the spanish. it ends the presence of kind of all the forms of hostility that threatens this new creek nation. and at the end, the creek nation is the creek nation, and when they move to oklahoma or get moved to oklahoma, the -- well, william mcintosh is killed, but his sons, they become leaders his sons, they become leaders out west, or at least contested leaders out west. all right, are there any questions? i think we will do q&a about our exam if that's okay. >>> american history tv airs on c-span3 every weekend. telling the american story through events, interviews, and visits to historic locations. this month, "american history tv" is in primetime to introduce you to programs you could see every weekend on c-span3. our features include lectures in history, visits to college classrooms across the country to hear lectures by top history professors. american artifacts takes a look at the treasures at u.s. historic sites, museums and archives. reel america, reve

story of the making of the first airplane. and with it air nauticg arrest engineering. original airplane, the wright flyer. but it has been restored and things have been changed over the years. so the fabric that you see there is not the original fabric from 1903. but it's actually been applied in the same sewing methods and construction as the 1903 airplane. so orville removed the fabric and they made the airplane look better for when it went to england. but in the 1980s, this airplane underwent a restoration. see the spruce structural members, the engine, one of the propellers, that's all original. over in the corner of the gallery is one of the original propellers you will see. because when the airplane took its tumble it cracked and split that and broke that propeller. we've just left the wright brothers, and the invention of the arrow age gallery. now we are in legend memory and great war in the air. the world war i gallery. the airplane behind me is a spad xiii. in many ways this is the configuration of the french and the

david or tease at the boston red sox games of oldest to hit the first day she sought in the first inningwo-run homer. it is in a losing cause. toronto for first in the al east. just one game behind the american league east now. baltimore closed back inside and to restrict a 43 games without giving up an orange rind. he shut down the ninth-inning rally to help the orioles hold off. 10-8 last night. lauren: number of tornadoes touching down yesterday today down yesterday to hinder us off apartment holdings, falling on. the good news is there were no serious injuries. maria molina has been tracking this. she's here with the latest. good morning. >> either way, more than 30 reported tornadoes including states like indiana and into ohio. a very dangerous day during the afternoon and evening hours across parts of the midwest. today we anticipate another round of possible severe weather including ohio and indiana and again and interior portions of the northeast in a secondary area across parts of kansas and oklahoma. the bit thread are here be damaging wind, hail and also isolated tornadoes. ha

behold, this is the first preseason game, the, the first one. t was between the rams and the cowboy. he's thrown haymakers left and right. i would expect this from philadelphia to los angeles. >> we went to the first game and someone did throw a full beer can at the first preseason game. this is a fire nato that happen monday on the border of the national forest. there was a fire that is burning over 35 acres so so far. it's a super scary situation for them but it's a cool photo. this is the second fire nato we have had. >> there very rare so they're doing more research on it. >> hillary clinton was welcomed with a huge round of applause at west philadelphia high school in a city known for bleeding blue. clinton opened up talking about the olympics and her competition donald trump. >> i am proud of our team and i am proud of the incredible teamwork that they have shown. i was thinking the other day, when donald trump talked about fear, he's talking about negativity. and now i watch the olympics and he says exactly the opposite. she went on to tal

who was the first to fly? >> on the record. >> the wright brothers were the first to fly. and we'd be willing to debate that with anyone. there are other claims that have been made -- by the way, all the others that have been made we have investigated thoroughly and the evidence is not there to substantiate those claims. we have two researchers here on our staff, dr. tom crouch and dr. peter jacob. they are the world's leading authorities on the wright brothers and but they are very conscientious in trying to make sure we know the right answers. we are very careful to make sure when we say something, we can prove it. and in this case we can. if i could just say one other thing because this is important. important. when the wright brothers were successful over their flight, they get a patent that essentially said if you fly a manned, powered, controlled device, then you've violated our patent. well, glen curtis did that very thing very quickly after they had flown successfully. and so, they sued him. so, litigation was a very early part of aviation. and one of the things tha

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the first mate? the first did? the first man? >> and we may not know until the election is over and his title will most likely be announced by his wife, hillary. >>> they look almost identical. >> have they seen your vegas show? >> yes. >> isil my mom in her underwear when i was 11. >> i'm saying -- it's not dirty. i can't shake the image from my brain. >> that went downhill quickly. that is when james corden welcomes the old one and only britney spears for carpal karaoke. her new album is about to drop >>> welcome back. a beautiful mind. if you haven't been outside, with that storm that came through this evening, the our high was 103 degrees and right now we are in the mid-80s in the valley. here is your day plan for tomorrow. partly cloudy in the afternoon but i am not expecting much in the way of monsoon thunderstorms. we wait until friday for that to happen. tomorrow, 102 degrees high and overnight lows about 82 degrees. >>> thank you, doctor gary. the coyotes making history hiring the first full-time female assistant coach, a

wen jorgensen won the u.s. a first gold medal in triathlon. in the women's basketball gold medal game, the united states continued its unprecedented run of domination.

. >> one thing that stands out as we look at this, we look at the first picture, you see some flashing lights and all of those people are standing on the runway, something you just don't see at airports but something we are certainly seeing in the los angeles area tonight. >> we will bring you any updates as they come in. we bring you over to the controversy as is speaking as the speaking out after days after sitting down during the national anthem. >> he was bringing attention to racial injustice in the us. despite the backlash he will continue to protest. >> we have a picture of kaepernick sitting down by the water coolers during friday night's preseason game. that photo was taken by jennifer chance of from -- fans burning kaepernick jerseys. and his former teammates are speaking out against his actions. we have been following the story. we bring you what kaepernick had to stay -- had to say. >> >>reporter: 49er quarterback kaepernick explains sitting through the star-spangled banner was his way for standing up for people across the nation who are marginalized for their race. >> that

the first day of school started on the bus. "kids come in and their faces are just so full of excitement and joy. they wanna get to know their new teacher. they wanna learn and it's such a great feeling so we just want to make sure that we keep that excitement going throughout the entire year." around 15- hundred buses hit the roads to bring students to and from school. pat skorkowsky says a good first day starts with bus drivers. they are trained to make sure students are safe... and following the rules while on the road. students at matt kelly elementary got a red carpet welcome for their first day. (applause and high fives) they were greeted by hundreds of male volunteers with the nevada youth network. the goal is to show kids that they have strong male role models supporting them. nevada youth network's founder -- michael flores -- says mentorship is a critical part of a students success. he says it's time for the men to step it up. "we saw this in other cities across the country where they had a lot of men show up and welc

the first time since may 10th the dodgers have held sole possession of first place. lee singer, research, google it. adrian gonzalez, if you're not familiar with him, google him doing selfies and everything. that's the dodgers that loose taking selfies. justin turner said, i would like to hit a home run and be in another selfie. gonzalez hit two. turner hit one. the dodgers are up big. l.a., 7-2. >> what if there's stuff that they doesn't want people to know. >> too late. s-i-n-g-e-r. >>> gaptss taking on the pirates. mckutcher on off matt cain. two mitts in the inning. pirates up, 6-4. double play. nunez scores and giants down 6-5. runner on for brandon crawford. mccutcheon, ball game. pirates hang on to win it, 6-5. so pittsburgh with its own wild card aspirations. >> yeah. >> a real problem for the giants. >> yeah, giants, even number year so they've already won the world series but it's nice to play up to it. >> that's all we got. back to you. >> so much spirit. >>> all right, up next in "th new hardware. how michael phelps spent his first day of retirement. >>> i

the first airplane is a purpose air racer. but, the dc-2 and the 247, they show how american airline technology have surpassed and jumped ahead the european aircraft technology. >> it is the ability of the airplane and making stops along the way. you don't ju it is the 247 deed that you see it blowing here by the fl flamboya flamboyant. they come in third and they get lost for three hours. engine trouble but they make it. >> here, it is part of the story and which of the international process, the united states has jumped ahead of technology. how do we catch up, it is such a shock. >> after the mcrobertson's race, this aircraft goes back to the united airline inventory and it goes out of service and had several owners. in the early 1970s, it is given to the mithsonian's from the united airline. >> the few that you see here that had after the mcrobertson race. >> the other side are the markings there during the robertson race. so you can see both history of that airplane in 1934 and after. >> and so with the creation of the aero

the first and last sign he was still alive. government, the levinson family, and the press kept to what meyer says is levinson's cover story, he was in iran investigating cigarette smuggling. >> we knew he was a consultant to the cia. we didn't know whether he was dead or alive. the story he gambling somebody's life over. >>reporter: that changed in 2013, the associated press and washington post decided to break the story that levinson was collecting information for the cia and that it sparked a scandal inside the agency. >> at some point, heads rolled. the explanation for why bob's handler and two other senior analysts were pushed out was that they had essentially run this rogue operation. intelligence about iran. >> bob levinson was not a u.s. government employee when he went missing in iran. >>reporter: bob's family has pleaded with the u.s. government to get him back. they've gone to congress. >> my family will never rest until my father is back with us. >>reporter: and levinson's son dan even traveled to iran to find him. s

the oldest member of the us swimming team touched first in the 50 m resell. another american, nathan adrian took the bronze. >>> there are a few arizona olympians to keep your eye on. >> shot at goal tomorrow. he competes in the 4 x 100 m medley relay. >>> the valleys on the back of a gymnastics for on sunday. this time going for gold in his best events, the pommel horse and hopefully making a dream come true. >>> we're keeping count the united states continues to dominate the rio olympics winning 50 battle so far. with 37. >>> here's the us breakdown we have 20 goals, 13 silver and 17 bronze. more on the competition in 10 minutes. >>> it turns out there is a valley couple that has ties not only to the olympic spot to the host country as well. we caught up with them and tonight they are talking to just one station. >>> they know what it takes to accomplish great things. there became an joonas for team usa wh worked his way to complete at the top level for personnel and 88 olympics. >>> i started gymnastics when i was six years old. >> after years of hard work

>> the first step was actually tracking those numbers. so part of the reason why i'd written that "medium" post in 2013 was there was irony around the fact that our industry is data driven and there was no data at all around diversity and what our demographics look like. the first step was having those numbers to understand where we were, what that baseline was. what we saw when companies started releasing their data from the first set of reports in 2014 to 2015 and then 2016 was that it's hard to change those numbers. so what we're seeing now is that companies are trying to figure out what to do, exactly. >> what are they doing? >> there are a number of different efforts. some are more focused around pipeline, which is the shorthand in industry for saying the educational system isn't producing enough grads for us to hire. >> that is true? or is that more passing the buck? >> there's a little bit of that. i would say that the pipeline issues are there. if you look at the numbers of women and minorities, which is black and hispanic students

let's look at the first half. would you be more approved of that opposed to the overall game. >> it is not going to happen. the first group came out and sputtered. then they got going. the run game got going. that was exciting to see. they credit lanes in the back and did stuff today that was special. >> we saw sort of a cameo from carlos hyde. mike davis made the most of us opportunity. first year player last year. i think unofficially five of 70. he had a good game. >> five of 72 is a monster game. he did a nice job. looked like he had good vision. they got a good one-two punch with carlos heading into the season. >> we talked pregame about anthony davis and how his coming back in the 49 lineup will approve the offensive line. he returns tonight at a 49ers. he is with vern glen. >> reporter: tell us about the offensive line pushing people back in the first that have. did you know you ran a play every 23 seconds? >> that's impressive. i think we can go faster. our practices are faster. >> reporter: you can go fast