. >> thousands of people are block to a rural ohio imvillage for -- village for hopes to be millen area. >> that would be nice. clicked to 1 point 5 -- climbinged to won point $5 million. >> you pull the king of hearts and my heart stopped and i saw a face card with a heart ton. i can't wait to see the reaction of the people who win this. >> well the winner must aattend the drawing to within most of it and it is this be reporting on a winner. >> just waiting for us to show up. >> we need to go bowling. >> how much is a ticket? >> probably about 100 dollar. >> let's go bowling. >> mother nature will do some boweling tomorrow. and i am urworried about heavy rainfall. we are dry and should stay dprie the next few hours i -- dry for the next few hours. 71 degrees and 73 in downtown and 72 in bedford and we will zoom on out and at rob powers. just canton; so, it is just a little bung alow. so mansfield. ground clutter. no rain. there is 71 in mansfield. and 67 in ashtabula. and tumps will however where they are. -- temps hover where they are. but they are moving primary most and move right u

for beth mowins, matt millen and nicole zaloumis, i'm j.t. the brick saying so long from oakland where the final score was seattle, 23, oakland, 21. we'd like to thank you for watching our coverage of raider press season football on the oakland raiders television network, raider nation, get ready for an exciting season. >>> he didn't sit down. the 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick took a knee for the national anthem at tonight's preseason game in san diego. this time he wasn't alone. a teammate joined colin kaepernick. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. it was a salute to the military in san diego. while a navy petty officer sang the anthem, kaepernick knelt on one knee, blocked from camera view as eric reid also took a knee. we have team coverage, ktvu's amber lee has reaction from fans here in the bay area. we start in san diego as ktvu's jason appelbaum, was taking a knee a concession of source -- of sorts in the wake of criticism? >> reporter: i don't know. that's a good question. it could be perceived as less d

the millen number tower is tilting into the ground by inches.parently enough to drive down prices. the san francisco "business times" is watching the prices of this condo, most expensive one bedroom in the city has been reduced by $200,000. fifth floor condo is an affordable $3.6 million, $2,000 in hoa fees. >> but it's a shorter walk now that it's sunk. >> more than most rent, but it's a great deal. >> it's 8,000 square feet. that's bigger than my house. >> that's bigger than my house, too. >>> check out the raiders kicking off the season in dramatic fashion. did you see the game? that's a touchdown. at this point, they are down two. what do the rangers do? go to michael crabtree. he beasts that ball. they go for the two-point conversion. the raiders end up winning this one 35-34 after a gutsy call. you see crabtree grab that ball from derek carr. raiders edge the saints in dramatic fashion 35-34. this marks their first win to open the season since 2011. that is worth a double fist pump. >> i want to hear that energy when you read pack stories.

she is hoping millen equals will care more about climate change than jobs and support for free marketnk that strategy will work for her? >> biggest challenge with the millenial voter they don't necessarily focus on one issue, for example, climate change. in fact they don't even try to register that much with a particular party. and their feeling, there is a sense, obviously a number of millenials feeling a sense that two-party system is, it is not working for them. so that's why since they don't like hillary clinton, since they don't have inspirational figure of a barack obama, they feel they can't connect with her, guess what? they're saying protest vote. don't like either candidate at this point. and either i will stay home or vote for a third party. david: but there is a shift here, jessica, which can be noted by david plouffe, who used to work for president obama. now he is working for hillary clinton. i'm going to quote him. you have some people who are dancing with a third party. you've got to go out and fight. we know from history that they can make a difference. it looks like

is hillary clinton's problems with the me lineals -- millen yals enough to cost her the election? poll only has her up single digits. and this is far behind obama's voters because under 30 he won them by 23 points in 2012. look at the battleground in state of michigan where a new detroit free press poll shows the lead plummet iing. and in august just seven. not good news for her. and president obama won voters at a plus 28. and going to wisconsin. despite the drop, the same margin as obama president obama won in 2012 but she can't continue to fall in that group. and what is happening? some of them are moving to gary johnson and some to the undecided columns. and she is trying to jank them out, and try to rebuild this coalition, and among these surroga surrogates, president obama himself, and we will get to him in a moment. >> i will consider it a personal insult, and a insult to my legacy if this community lets down the guard and fails to activate itself in this eltion. you want to give me a good send off? go vote. ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highwa

and the lessons that we've learned -- >> but how do you take the clinton brand and appeal to mill millena was a once-in-a-lifetime candidate. she is not going to have the same inspirational appeal with young people that he did. other candidates wouldn't have either. once-in-a-lifetime candidate. what i do think she should do and i think, again, something we learned from cornell's findings, she needs to make an affirmative case for herself, and that's part of the getting people inspired to vote for her. right now the campaign has been a little bit of a dogfight. these personal insults and she's not laying out a case for why young black voters should vote for her. she's not talking about issues that they care about. >> okay. lis smith, we could talk about this all day and maybe we will on another day. thank you all. we'll be right back. or the network that keeps a leading hotel chain's guests connected at work, and at play. or the it platform that powers millions of ecards every day for one of the largest greeting card companies. businesses count on communication, and communication counts