. >> all the patriots nation, back in action. tom brady the patriots four-time winning super bowl qb will suit up today taking on the cleveland browns for his first game of the season. brady comes back after sitting games one through four due to his deflategate suspension. steve burton begins our team coverage this morning from cleveland. >> reporter: well good morning. today is the day, tom brady returns. tom brady surprised many people when he decided not to continue his fight against the nfl concerning his suspens calendar and they circled october 9th. well october 9th is here. now the focus of the nfl will be on the return of the game's greatest quarterback. a full week of practice for brady this year, that's a first as he was banned from having any contact with the team since 4:00 p.m. eastern time on the 3rd of september. we know that come today all will be well. patriots nation when brady gets under center for the first time since the final preseason game his coach isn't letting on that this is anything more than just anoth

patriots nation has arrived. traveling by the busload. welcome back their quarterback. >> brady rules is going to >> we knew brady was back week five. just happened to be in cleveland. so we said let's do it. >> reporter: fresh off his four game suspension tom brady's return th rearview, albeit still a sore subject. >> never should have been gone first of all. i think he's going to do great. he's going to be just fine. everybody saying he's going to be rusty. no. no. >> reporter: despite his tie -- his hiatus, fans made the trek fully expect to see a show when tb 12 takes over. >> yeah. this is good. brady, don't forget about me. i'm still going to kick your butts. you had it. now it's over. >> what you going to do when tom brady runs wild on you, brother? yes! >> mildly excited to see brady time return and the timing could not be more perfect. brady has never lost 218 with an 0-4 record are worse. 5-0 in those situations. beyond that patriots have won by an average of four touchdowns in those cases. reporting from cleveland, nick giovann

and in addition to steve a pretty good chunk of the patriot nation followed the team to ohio to see tom brady's return. >> and nick continues our coverage from cleveland. >> reporter: from the commissioner's dog house to cleveland's dog pound, tom brady led the patriots into enemy territory rr football [ cheering ] >> patriots fans fans are outnumbering the cleveland fans. >> reporter: rather than barking at brady as is customary in cleveland, fans can be heard chanting his name as brady returned from his four- game suspension. >> the return of tom brady back to the football field, it's a 12 hour drive, overnight, it's great. >> to see a future hall of famer first ballot? it's wonderful. >> reporter: signs of brady's presence were around the pound, along with his number 12 jerseys. >> >. it's pretty sad to see, back in the old stadium it wouldn't happen, but here we are. >> reporter: it didn't take brady long to remind people from a four time super bowl champ looked like. >> it's amazing, ang the numbers he put up today. >> reporter: by game's end, chance of mvp and word of his victorio

watching brady win on the home turf is certainly a welcome sign for everyone in patriots nation. >> albert enjoins us right now. >> reporter: i tell you patriots fans are finally emptying out of the parking lot at gillette stadium. just a few tailgaters left but it has been an incredible day for these fans who couldn't wait to see tom brady back on the field again. >> [ cheeringan spotted everywhere as patriots fans from across the nation packed gillette stadium to watch number 12 take the home- field once again. after his four game suspension, this was brady's first official home game and the atmosphere inside gillette was electric for fans and former teammates. >> the four-game suspension was completely uncalled for. it's good to see him back home. >> welcome home. came from seattle. >> it was the best day of my life. >> reporter: the patriots owner robert kraft made history today providing special fans front row seats to the game. >> awesome. it's not something he has to do. >> one guest is battling a brain tumor with an important message. >> don't pay attention to what people tell you

. >> anchor: this block buster deal is catching much of patriots nation off guard. >> reporter: dating back to the off season the patriots had 4 star players on defense. they would need to take care of as free agents by the end of the season. now they trade jamie collins to cleveland in the middle of the season when they are the favorites to win the super bowl. there's things we can do better. i've been more frustrated than what our record is now. >> reporter: despite being on top of the league in the midpoint of the season. bill belichick is far from satisfied and showing his team he suspect serious. trading away jamie collins to cleveland. >> in the end we did what we felt was best for the football team. a lot of things to take into consideration. we could bring up a lot of points to talk about. >> reporter: one of thos signibility. collins in the final year of his contract. belichick refusing to pin that as the only reason. >> i think you could bring up a lot of things and they all probably play into the conversation at some point. >> reporter: what belichick can't deny is the impac

. >> reporter: meanwhile when you look at it, all is right in patriots nation. we know that. after tom brady made his highly anticipated return to the fashion, for 406 yards and 3 touchdowns over cleveland. next up, they're against the bengals at gillette stadium. >>> be sure to stick around for much more in sports. at 6:00, we'll take you inside the locker room. back to you guys in the studio. but first, i was watching david ortiz just a few minutes ago in batting practice. it's the best i've seen him hit for quite a while. he's been tired from ceremony after ceremo. the ball coming off the bat as good as solid. looking as good as i've seen in a while. we'll see if that carries into game 3. the red sox really need him back. >> you'll probably get a pretty good speech from ortiz from the locker room before the game. but that will speak the loudest, hopefully. >>> fans excited to see what the sox will do. >> when they come home, they play so well. we don't want it to be his last at fenway. julie? >> david, lisa, the pressure is on! and dare i say it, it would appear some peopl

despite not seeing the man, : his highly anticipated return was a huge relief for a greatful patriots nation. >> after last night, it's good to have him back. >> it is good to have tom back. the guys have done a formidable job holding before 12 he is gone. symbol, but celebratory. >> i'm hoping he can help win next weekend. doug: next weekend, the patriots 3-1 versus the 0-3 rounds in cleveland. doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: a monster storm, churning in the caribbean. nasa sharing this satellite photo of hurricane matthew as seen from space. ' flooding and mudslides. elizabeth hur reports, haiti is already feeling its force and the u.s. military is taking no chances, already evacuating hundreds of military families. elizabeth: with hurricane matthew on the move, jamaica is boarding up windows and reinforcing roofs. that is what i am doing right now. elizabeth: in cuba, winds reaching 130 miles per hour prompted the u.s. military to evacuate nearly 700 u.s. military families from guantanamo bay. the hurricane has a haiti on high alert where more than 50,000 people are still living in

in patriot nation on to cleveland. we are putting the pills brady theater there is nothing to smile about today. the pills were out to make a statement even before the opening kickoff. jacoby was set. michael mitchell doesn't like it. there is a bad sign. s that was a bad decision there. builds on the other hand put together a 12 play 65 yard drive. 2nd quarter signs of life. defense was all over. he fumbles and loses the ball. it was that kind of game. shutout at home 16-0 for the first time in 23 years. stuckey will always put points matter. zero points are two points. if you lose you lose. it doesn't matter. >> put it behind you and look at what is ahead. this is tom brady this afternoon working out at the southfield school in brookline. he is now free to rejoin the team. that is good all-around. next sunday he makes his regular on at 1:00. you can see it right here on wbz. us 20 ryder cup for the first time in eight years. congratulations to them. that in sports for now. sports final is coming up. ? with simply rig

that's part of the reason he is undertaking this patriotic nationalism and all these military affairs, is to prop up his standing at home. it seems to be working. to be determined how the future will turn out. he certainly has been a major fundamental within the country and increasingly in foreign affairs. host: certainly making the nato allies nervous. ok, and dave? you are going to speak about andy marshall. guest: mr. andy marshall is perhaps not as well-known as luminaries that worked and defense over the last 30 years, but he actually has worked in defense over 50 luminariesyears. over 40 of it in the pentagon. he ran an organization known as the office of net assessment. now, the office of net assessment under mr. marshall's tneure -- tenure became a focal point for people who try to understand what the future threats to the united states would be. he was very prescient in terms of identifying the chinese as a growing threat, militarily but economically as well. and then he worked very hard to get people to innovate and become creative and thinking about strategies. people tend

. >>> and with this site right here, all is right in patriot nation. tom brady on the practice field of course throwing spirals. we're calling th officially on the roster. steve burton is live with more. >> reporter: i will tell you this. they were spirals, they were spirals. even though he's practicing, the patriots don't have to activate him until saturday and since he's not on the active roster, he doesn't have to deal with the media. how convenient. high schools. and rob gronkowski is happy. >> it's always exciting. he's our leader of our offense. he's a great player and it's exciting to get tb back, man. we got to prepare every single week to the max. so just like any other week except tom is back at quarterback, baby. >> that's wbz will preview the game on wbz at 7:00. and 11:30 sunday morning, join us for patriots game day. the 5th quarter show is right after the game. >>> big papi and the red sox are getting ready for game one against the indians. >> it's workout day for the red on game one of the alds. rick porcello comes in with an 0-2 lifeti

ben: patriots nation counting down to sunday and what could be one of the loudest home games in the history of gillette stadium. jc: why would that be? we know. homecoming day for tom brady. his return to gillette. joins us to talk about all of the hype from tom's return? josh: it is not hype. he will be throwing darts against the mid-level defense of the bangles. the patriots beat the chiefs in the playoffs. it's going to be loud says the guy who protected brady's blind side for 11 years. i think it is going to get more amps in front of here and the home crowds. when people get fired up, it is as tough a place to play as anywhere. josh: also gronk did not show up for practice. josh brogadir, sportscenter 5. [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, >> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. ben: thousands of mourners lining the streets of bangkok, thailand today. political leaders there, taking part in a funeral ceremony for king bhumibol. the monarch died in a hospital yesterday, at the age of 88.

. >> they say they never saw him. 12 took the field and it's all systems go in patriot nation. he looked like brady out there on the practice field. well. it was his first on field practice since august 30th. he hasn't been actively officiated on the roster yet but you can bet they will. gronkowski is thrilled to have him back. >> it's exciting. he's our leader of our offense. he's a great player and it's exciting to get tb back, man. >> it sure is. also nice to have playoff baseball back. an on field practice today as they gear up for game one of the alds. dan roche is in cleveland and he has an a preview. >> steve thanks. >>> stunning new video of a local police chase. >> the dramatic ending and why police say the driver shouldn't have been behind the wheel. >>> a decorated marine opens up at the double arm transplant he received in bos don and his ag >>> a lucky red sox fan had a million reasons to smile. >>> hurricane matthew a dangerous storm that could bring rain this weekend. the timeline for that coming >>> get off the ground right now. >> we have this video tonight tha

. >> and a stunner out of patriot nation. the player september packing packing and -- sent packing and what they get in the deal. >> and a student raped in the parking lot. >> how the middle aged suspect lured the teenage victim. harvey: and how quickly temperatures will be dropping for the trick-or-treaters. >> tackling the prescription drug crisis. ideas to cut down on costs. >> from boston's news leader, 5:00. >> ben: now at 5:00, four firefighters and another person hurt when a fire truck slams into an suv in boston's back bay. good evening, everybody. jc: they are all expected to be owe -- okay. todd kazakiewich is live in the back bay. reporter: jc and ben, we have good news to pass along. two of the injured firefighters have been released from mass general. as you can see com-ave has reopen this morning. >> you can hear the bang. reporter: it was a bang louder than engine seven sirens. the sound of a violent collision between this red su -- red suv and engine seven. as engine seven was rushing to a call, the lights are

. >>> this news left patriots nation shocked with half the season left to play. chelse foxborough now with more on the reaction from fans. chelsea. >> reporter: that's right. the patriots defense has been inconsistent this season. and trading big name players is nothing new for bell bill belichick. many are in disbelief. they have faith in the system. at 7-1 the patriots enter the bye-week with the best record in the nfl, but following another up and down performance against the bills yesterday, bill defense. >> at times we played well defensive and at other times not so well. we've been good at times, and other times we really daing we're all disappoints and need to do a better job. >> they're ranked 14th in the league with total defense bud third with points collins departure all the more surprising especially to pates fans. >> it was shocking. i'm shocked to hear it. i didn't see that coming for sure. but mr. kraft and belichick, them guys know what they're dulying. >> some around shocked to see him sent to cleveland, including michael lombardi, the former coac

brady is back and all is well with patriots' nation. >> oh, my god. >> he's back! >> we're here all the way from california to see brady's home coming return. >> yes, we did. >> i love it. we missed our tommy boy. number one. he beat the bengals obviously, because he's number one, and it's so great that he won in gillette. let's go! >> brandon: brady's home opener was a slow started. not until late in the first half did his magic begin, his first touchdown to james white. >> it's phenomenal. tom brady is back. nervous at halftime and down, but you know what, we won the game. that's all that matters. we're going to the super bowl, baby. go, pats! tom brady is back. >> good thing he went to italy to go sunbathe naked and stuff back. >> brandon: it was a special day for tom, as well, who after this pass to gronk has 5,000 completions in his nfl career. after serving his four-game suspension, fans say brady is fired up. >> brady, are you kidding me? he's a god. brady is a god. he's a god. all the other quarterbacks in the league need to worry, because brady is not only

jimmy garappolo and jacoby brissett got the job done but patriots nation is eager to see its star quarterback out on field. byron barnett continuing our coverage at gillette with a smile on his face. byron? >>> after four weeks of hoping their breath patriots fans can now exhale. the captain of their ship is back on board and the deflategate saga is now nothing more than a bad memory. tom brady loosening up his arm in brookline on sunday preparing to rejoin the patriots after his four game deflategate suspension finally comes to an end. >>> hal lieuia. to have him back. >> reporter: fans say they know with tb 12's competitive drive he will be fired up and ready to win. >>> it's fuel. it will be fuel for his rage. he will be fired up. he will be excited. he will be ready to rock and he will like i said destroy the grounds. it will be a blow out. >> anchor: fans say they are more than happy with backups jimmy garappolo and jacoby brissett handing reins back over to brady with a three and one record. >>> it's better than what i expected. i bat as although as we go two and two we so a chance to g

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we are, my family, everyone, patriots nation, we are thrilled. >> reporter: fans say they think with deflategate finally behind him, tb 12 will come back stronger than ever. >>> it will inspire the rest of the team to fight harder around tom. tom will come in with that little bit of a chip on his shoulder and he will throw the ball better than he has ever has to dig the patriots out of a deep hole. tomost fans a three and one record without tom brady is just fine. >>> i still feel like i am surprised. i thought we were going to go two and two honestly at best. but it was great. i am happy. >> anchor: fans say they feel backup jimmy garoppolo and jacoby brissett did more then a safari job of keeping the team afloat in brady's absence. >>> absolutely. absolutely they d. they did a nd they did better than i expected them to do, especially brissett. >>> they did an outstanding job. it was scary there for a second when we had a new brissett came in but do you know what? he killed it. it was awesome. great to watch. exciting. everything was exciting. >> anchor: still no word of any sightin

in 1900, washington ceased to be merely a national capital and became a site for patriotism, nationalism. and so forth that we all have benefited from because it is a magnificent city that has grown up in that era. i have always been interested in how the history of the city has reflected what has gone on in the country. although we are looking at the city, we are also looking at what went on in national politics. i am going to start with talking about how washington changed during that era and how it reflected the change in the country. as you know, we are with c-span today. so i gather there will be some kind of way of people talking on microphones or whatever. we welcome c-span very much with us. is that better? can you hear me better? recognize what happened in the 1890's was a reflection of what had gone on during the era of the post-civil war. with the civil war over, the united states was able to exploit its many advantages of rich agricultural land and vast raw materials to transform itself. century, the the united states surpassed the former world leader of great britain with a

. >> anchor: that was probably a lot of fun for her and great for tom and for patriots nation. much more to come in the next 90 minutes. i am kim khazei. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news under arrest accused ever sending lewd pictures and videos to one of his students. >> anchor: a driver slams into a stopped car putting two mothers and several children in the path of danger. >> anchor: temperature into the 70's today. we make a run at 80 tomorrow. >> anchor: a major offensive toward mosul. iraqi rooms working to drive isis from their last major strong hold in the country. >> anchor: in the race for the white house, donald trump ramping up his claims that the are raising questions about a deal between the state department and the f.b.i. >> anchor: plus, in good hands, tom brady talking about his grand return to gillette stadium. >> anchor: we have two breaking stories first at give o'clock. a merrimack, new hampshire teacher under arrest accused of soliciting naked photographs from one of his students and police are saying

randy: lots of excitement at gillet all patriots nation awaiting one man. erika: today tom brady can return to the field after a four-game suspension. there's to question the pats have missed him. have we gotten a glimpse. doug: we have. tom brady never wanted to sit on the sidelines. he seemed just as eager to get back on the football field. check it out from yesterday. in brookline even as his teammates were getting shut out in foxborough. starting today, he can throw those passes here on the field at gillette, working out with his team. brady was suspended for four games over what has become known as deflategate. speaking of that controversy, it is really over. capital letters, over. the players association won't be taking any other legal action tweeting this out last night. after consultation with have decided not to pursue additional appeals in this matter. the patriots, by the way, still in first place despite yesterday's loss here at gillette. and as the coach always says, we're on to cleveland. live in foxborough at gillette stadium this morning, do

starting in 1900, washington ceased to be a national capital and became a site for patriotism and nationalism that we all have benefited from because it is a magnificent city that has grown up in that era. i have always been interested in how the history of the city has reflected what has gone on in the country and so although we are looking at the city, we are also looking at what went on a national politics. i am going to start with talking andt how washington changed how it reflected the change in the country. as you know, we are with c-span today so i gather you will be some kind of way of people talking on microphones or whatever, so, whatever. welcome, c-span. >> amplify your voice little bit more. >> is that better? now, recognize that what was aed in the 1890's reflection of what had gone on during the post-civil war. with the civil war over, the united states was able to toloit its many advantages transform itself. by the end of the century, the united states surpassed great oftain in the crucial area steel production. , "the same years influence of seapower on history" was published

. >> it is the day, patriots nation has been waiting months for. tom brady back home at foxboro. good news if you want to see him in person, tickets are available. bad news, they'll cost a small fortune. >> how many tickets are you looking for? >> brian kelly working all day. >> maybe off o win, raising a banner, something like that. >> after deflategate, ticket prices raising for brady's return. usually cost $160. not this week, lower level, 59 yard line, 30 rows up, those will get up there. they say they start at 250 to get you in the door. 5 or more, depending on where you want to sit. >> and fans shopping at the stadium today are fired up for sunday's game. just like tb12. >> i'm shaking. you can feel the vibe here. it's amazing. >> most fans have brady's home coming circled on their calendar for months. >> it really is going to be a special event. i can see that ticket price going up, because it's just no ordinary home game. >> and if you can't score a ticket, you're not alone bars packed hoping to cash in. >> brady is marketing magic. >> oh, yeah, packed, everybody crammed

unemployment rate related to the demand after world war ii to have large surpluses to prepay the patriot nation and the penalties were imposed on germany and in world war i and invaded the economic consequences. it is insisting on greece having huge surpluses and causing the depression that i described before. they realized that if you were going to have a diverse set of countries that share the common person he di it would be importt to have them come closer and closer together. but actually, they set up a system that was divergent that led to the countries getting further and further apart but now after the 18 years for 17 years, the countries are richer and the poor countries that were and it was predictable that this would happen. it was part of the structure. let me give you one example. one of the basic aspects is that the money can move freely around europe. they thought that would lead money to go from the rich countries to the poor countries. that was sort of the ideology and if you'd just in elementary economics course you might believe that but hopefully you don't allow people who on

all of the patriots' nation awaiting one man's return. >> today tom brady returns to the field after his four-game suspension. there is no question the pats have missed him. morning. we have had a glimpse at no. 12. >> a little. tom brady never one to sit on the sidelines, and he seems eager to get back on the field as fans are to welcome him back into the folds. this was the scene. no. 12 practicing at the dexter school in brookline even as his teammates were shut out here in foxborough. starting today ecthrow those passes on the field working out with his team. he is suspended for four games deflate gate and speaking of that it is really over! the player's association won't be taking any legal action further. tweeting last night, after consultation with tom brady and our appellate council we decided not to per soup additional appeals. the patriots by the way, they are still in first place despite the loss here at gillette belichick we're onto cleveland. we're live in foxborough at gillette stadium, doug meehan, newscenter 5. randy: speaking of the game, a state trooper is in the ho

doug: patriot nation rejoicing thank you very much. for the first time this season. after serving his deflate gate suspension, he will lead the pats as they take on the bengals. some players are questionable including rob gronkowski, are julian edelman, and legarrette blount. a.j. says a beautiful day at gillette. late-night television host jimmy kimmel held a charity event in boston. antoinette: he and together. doug: we sat down with jimmy before the event. with halloween on the way, we had to ask him about any new plans for that candy prank. antoinette: do you have anything new? >> no. i do have one new thing. i'm going to try it on my own daughter, who is 2 years and 4 months on halloween. she's already got this trick-or-treat thing. she keeps saying i'm going to get two candies. for it. antoinette: i can not wait to do the halloween candy. my kid's too young. i cannot wait. i'll send you a video. because that's why you have kids, right, to play pranks on them. doug: if you don't know, if you don't know, the next morning after, the parent tells the kid -- antoine

me and the rest of the patriots nation can't wait to see what happens next.

. >> vanessa: patriots nation never waivered in their loyalty to brady, constantly defending him against all the haters and now fans, they're fired up, ready forth revenge tour to get started this sunday. >> the revenge tour starts then. and brady is going to kill them. >> i can't wait for them to get back. >> the packups did their josh, but there was no tom brady. >> how do you think sunday will go against cleveland? >> we'll mop up the there are with him. >> -- floor with him. >> i can't wait. i'm souper stoked. >> mark: are. >> vanessa: one of tom brady's favorite targets someone of miss most vocal defend earns. julian edelman sent a message about how he feels about the end of deflategate and the return of his very good friend. the wide receiver took to twitter, tweeting, hashtag, free. >> mark: seemingly never-ending deflategate saga is finally over. it all started january 18th, 2015, with the pats accused of then the fight dragged on for 21 months in the courts. and yes, we did the math, the suspension is over and the players association punted its last chance to beat the nfl. the u

patriot nation cheering loudly >> mark: first at 6:00 p.m., the prominent police chief in gloucester, fired, accused of lying and hiding evidence in an investigation. good evening everyone i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. corporaller chief leonard campanello was honored at the white house for his angel program to help drug addicts, but tonight he's off the force. fox 25 has team coverage. kerry kavanaugh spoke to campanello's attorney who is defending him. let's start with mallalou bass who is live in gloucester, wh pictures to prove the chief is lying. malini? >> the reporter: vanessa, that's right, the mayors office tells us there is surveillance video of the mayor going to the post office, mailing his city issued cellphone. while he claims it was stolen. one woman the chief messaged, gloucester's mayor released pictures of chief champ nelson cruz's cellphone. over the weekend, a mayor -- a woman contacted the mayor's office, saying she is concerned about her safety. according to an attorney for the city, that woman says, the police chief had been texting her nons

. >> trey: tom brady feeling the support of patriots' nation in cleveland, delivering an epic return coming off his four-game suspension. >> i was just trying to focus on what my job is and what i have to do. it felt very much like a normal week once i got into it. >> trey: deflategate now a thing of the past, and brady is back to business as usual. >> this isn't the time for me to i'm happy we won today. there's no point in looking back at anything, whether it be lost championship games or the last four weeks. none of it matters. >> trey: brady pitches to seven players, none more impactful than the physically improved rob gronkowski and martellus bennett. >> he's running, catching, scoring touchdowns. he and gronk are a tough matchup for other teams. >> trey: with all due respect to the browns, a really good way for brady to come back and get his feet wet against an 0-5 team that's probably the worst squad in all the nfl. a much different test next week for brady's first game back at gillette stadium when the patriots face the cincinnati bengals. reporting in cleveland, trey daerr,

. >> reporter: and so did new england patriots owner robert kraft. national sports talk radio host also a raider employees says relocating to las vegas. >> jerry jones and robert kraft control the owners. they have that much power. >> reporter: with that power they'll need to persuade team owners of two things. one, the presence of gambling will not affect the sports integrity. >> guys like jerry jones who are in the boxing business, who tried to get fights out of vegas, he is here all the time. we see him all the time ringside at fights. he understands how these fights go off without a hitch no fixs are there. >> reporter: two, the benefits of the raiders playing in a state-of-the-art las vegas stadium outweigh keeping the team in oakland where there's more revenue for owners to share. >> that's a much bigger television market. for tv revenue keeping the team in the bay area makes a lot more sense. but the owners get money when there's relocation. and i think it's exciting. it shows the growth of the sport when you have a stadium like a brand-new stadium in

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cold war patriots they're called honor former nevada test site workers as it's part of its annual national day of remembrance. what's where we find craig fiegener live from the atomic testing museum which is a pretty cool museum. i've been there. a lot of movers and shakers today. >> craig: it is. good afternoon to you. this is the eighth year for what's known as the national day of remembrance. it took place here locally testing museum. of course on flamingo. i want to take you inside for the ceremony which began about 90 minutes ago. more than 200 people showing up for this. remember it was during the manhattan project that 700,000 people nationwide worked on the nuclear weapons program. the program to develop about 350 weapons of war. and for many of the workers -- and remember many of them from the nevada area, southern nevada specifically. for many workers they risked >> here in nevada, literally thousands of individuals worked for almost four decades at the nevada test site. so they were kind of the tip of the civilian spear if you will making sure the nuclear would perform the way i

. >> the national debate on race and patriotism has taken a turn after a singer chose to kneel while performing the national anthem before the game between the miami heat and the philadelphia 76ers. ? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous matter shirt, calling the movement a rallying cry against racial injustice in the country. the miami heat said it was unaware of her plan to protest. >> bill murray was honored with the mark twain prize last night. upon accepting one of comedy's most significant honors, he got laughs after passing it to an audience member and telling her to pass it around. just a few of those who were in the event will air this friday on pbs. >> great to see, when you have something like that on a huge honor, when you're a comedian, naturally, you find a way to make it funny. >> congratulations to him. what a turnout as well. i'm excited to watch that friday night. >>> all right, everyone. i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> i'm frances rivera. thank you for being with us on "early today." hope your day and your week is off to a great start. we'll see you bot

. >>> the national debate on patriotism and race after a singer chose to kneel before the game between the heat and 76ers. ? who's brought stripes and fight ? >> she wore a black lives matter shirt calling the movement a rallying cry against racial injustice in the country. >>> so the next story. an emu walks into the bar. a bird named taco who hopped a fence in florida and walked goose chase, or emu chase. they are known to be fast sprinters and can jump forcefully. but he was finally captured blocks away from his home. his owner says he might have been spooked by a stray dog. back in 2012, taco jumped a fence on to a florida state road. >> the owner needs a higher fence. he's gotten away once, you need to make it a bigger home for taco might be able to help him out. >>> well, bill murray was honored by the mark twain prize. and he got laughs by handing to an audience member with instructions to pass it around. jimmy kimmel and sigorny weaver some of those in attendance. it will air this saturday. support him. >> he's so funny after all these years. >> thank you so much for watching "

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patriots. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. senate majority pac is responsible when all three of these guys show up, they come up with some crazy ideas. sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" to cutting social security. she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. so i can worry about these guys instead. thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. when i listen to families across new hamp

patriots. [captioning performed by the national captioning inut visit ncicap.org] kelly ayotte voted for deep cuts in medicare and social security. here are the votes. she voted against protecting social security from the threat of privatization. and said she's open to raising the retirement age for social security. look it up yourself. the fact is kelly ayotte's supporting big, corporate special interests. she's not working for us. when all three of these guys show up, they come up with some crazy ideas. sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" to cutting social security. she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. so i can worry about these guys instead. thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. narrator: planned parenthood provides many kinds of healthcare. woman: i depend on planned parenthood for birth control. woman: i had my annual physical there. woman: the cancer screenings at planned parenthood are so important. narrator: still, chris sununu cast the decidi

two, collins is an unrestricted free agent and the patriots have been unable folks around the national football league are a bit shocked, but we have seen moves like this by belichick many times before. >> in the end we did what we thought was good for the football team. there are a lot of things to take into consideration and we could bring up points to talk about, but in the end that's the bottom line. >> is sign ability one of those points? >> you can bring up a lot of things and they all probably play into the conversation at ed:-- >> mike: we will tell you what they got at sick:00. jc: a teenager charged in an assault at a party. diane? reporter: jc, the victim's mother describes her son as a kind and caring teen and says she is tell in disbelief -- still in disbelief over what ethan costello says he was a teen with hopes and dreams, but all of that was shattered. he was at a house party on boil ton when the victim accidentally stumbled into the defendant. >> the defendant admitted to other people when he was bragging he grabbed him into the throat and slammed him into the ground.

the texans won 7 former unlv national champion ryan moore was putting for patriotism this afternoon..euro pe and the u.s. were in a heated final round of the ryder cup..and the rebel was clutch in bringing that trophy back to america you want intensity..rory mcilroy bringing it.. taunting the rowdy american gallery after drilling an eagle putt.. but the title came down to moore..needing a 2 putt to win..and his approach is perfect.. the for the first time in 8 years..and let the celebration and champagne flow homecoming..con ference opener..redempti on were all the expected themes when unlv played fresno state saturday night..but fans..coaches and players left with only one impression dominating their mind..they just saw a bulldog beatdown coach tony sanchez said this was a matchup of two bad teams trying to be decent.. rebels strike first.. lexington thomas.. touchdown....fre score of their own..but here comes unlv's freshman from fresno charles williams..sending a fast..unstoppable message to his hometown.. out at the three yard line.. williams finished what he started..rebels recla

patriots or traitors. in the south, the new confederate nation suddenly became far more formidible. most white southerners decided to fight for independence when push came to shove. they might not have all thought it was a great idea but when the question became there's a war going on, which side are you going to fight on, there was a huge turnaround especially in the upper south. four additional slave states, virginia, north carolina, tennessee, and arkansas, sided with the deep south and doubled the new nation's military man power. both sides mobilized vast armies and both stumbled into a war that proved more bloody and protracted than anyone could have imagined when it first started. in my judgment, it was the most calamity tuss example of bad judgment in all of american history. it was designed to counteract a supposed threat to slavery even though lincoln and his fellow republicans vowed that they would not touch slavery where it already existed. but when southern is he sessionists fractured the union and started the war they removed their states from the protection of the cons

. >> last time the patriots were on to cincinnati was back in 2014 when they were reeling from an embarrassing loss to the chiefs in front of a national auto tv audience. this time but belichick and the patriots in a much better mood cleveland. the return of tom brady has the patriots feeling a renewed sense of confidence. 7's trey daerr has more from foxboro where brady will make his highly anticipated homecoming this sunday. >> with kids of your own, how would you if your kids heard donald trump's vorring's of locker room talk? thank you, guys. have a good day. >> reporter: tom brady not one to talk politics. bill belichick only here to talk the task at hand. that's really my job. so that's what i'm concerned about. >> reporter: the belichick re-mix of we're on to cincinnati while brady is hoping to duplicate his season debut sunday here in foxboro. >> you can't come in here every week with the same plan, you know. xerox copy what we did last week and see if that will work again and i think you always have to find ways to reinvent yourself over the course of the season. >> reporter: brady will have to be in peak form facing an aggre

nationally. brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> anchor: patriots tom brady weighing in on donald trump today in his weekly call to weei brady talked about his relationship with trump. >>> i met him i guess probably 16 years ago, 15 or 16 years ago. we just, you know, played golf together many, many times and i have always had a good time with him. like i said he has been a friend of mine. he supported our teaming supported the patriots. he has been on the patriots and always called me after a game to encourage me and over the course of 15 years. >> anchor: brady says he does plan on voting but staying true to the patriots way and keeping quiet on his plans. stay with 7 news on air and on-line for coverage of the race for the white house. dan hausle heading out to vegas this wednesday with a bunch of dollar bills for machines he will be out there maybe after the debates. lucky significant else. >> anchor: when we go we work around the clock. it's all work, no place, no slots. coming up, current stars talking about our country's future stars. the big names and their messages for country's youth as the forbe

today at the national atomic testing station the cold war patriots group honored 700,000 people who worked on the manhattan project. that was the government program to research and develop a nuclear bomb during world war ii. thousands of those workers were employed at the nevada test site and many >> here in nevada literally thousands of individuals worked for almost four decades at the national test site. so they were kind of the tip of the civilian sphere if you will making sure the nuclear arsenal performed the way that it did so we could live in peace and freedom for seven decades. >> jim: the patriots helped the former test site workers get access to healthcare. >>> more than shopping happening today at tivoli village. the ceo of the property moved to las vegas in 2005 to work on this mom otsdz project. like so many other developments the project came to a halt when the economy crashed. it took investors in israel to get tivoli village built and open. phase two isn't the final phase. part three is in the works. >>> nevada matters in decision 2016 that's why vice president joe biden wi

national anthem. there is patriotism in that! jonathan: all around the city. you were saying when the show was here and you were filming this is one of your favorite cities to come. but you go to limited stops. >> i love washington, d.c. i have always loved it. i mentioned this morning. the first time we did contestant search on the road we came to washington, d.c. and the pass rate for people taking the test was twice as high as anywhere else in the country. jonathan: smart people. >> i said there are a lot of people who are very, very intelligent in our nation's capital. that makes me feel good a from that day on i have had a warm spot in my heart for washington. and my redskins. [laughter] 4-2 now. i'm so disappointed they are not playing at home this weekend. they are playing in detroit. i would have looked forward to going to a game here. i have never seen a game with them live. michelle: we have to arrange that. make it happen. you are in town so frequently. >> i don't go anywhere special. this morning i had breakfast i had to have something to eat today

the british came out of the war in 1945 not thinking that someone national independence, national patriotism had been disproved by what had happened in the war. quite the opposite. they believed that is what kept him going. that's how they held their head above water. churchill said that several times when he was over for the speech. that should've been recognized much more than it was. so finally what is the legacy of this man with regard to europe? just before i flew out here last week, the week before last, parliament had reassembled under which to the westminster and the house of lords and was a much going on in the chamber, that i took myself to the bar, to the bishops bar. i don't know why it's called the bishops bar. i've never seen a bishop in it. but anyway there was a single subject of debate, conversation. one thing was brexit and what did it mean, and the other was the previous sunday's presidential debate between your two candidates for the presidency of the united states. and when i left the bar i thought maybe we should take one of the most iconic sentences of winston churchil

. >> rose: they feel strongly about patriotism, they feel strongly about national service. and they feel strongly about the american military. >> sure. >> rose: because they have been the backbone of those people lieu have gone to war. >> when you think of the demographics of the u.s. military more likely to be republicans, likely working middle class not destitute or wealth. that is donald trump's core group of supports right there. >> rose: politicians have speculated about this. to unite the poor with a broad brush with the latino poor because of race and culture differences and other things. because that's a powerful coalition. you saw with bernie sanders certainly reaching out to those people who thought they wanted something different. >> sure. >> rose: and had a special appeal to melennials. >> right. you know, i mean i don't know if the problem is so much that it's actually really hard to unite these different groups into a coalition of voters. i think it's probably, i think it's a winning coalition and it's possible i just don't think many people have actually trie