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because of the music, next to central avenue, johnny otis used to play, and r&b, i didn't hear anythingrowing up, and my sense of humor came from that, my relaxed attitude, and tommy the same thing. he grew up in canada and found the only black neighborhood in calgary. really. all his neighborhood came from texas. and they said what's furthest we can get from texas on this money, and they ended up in canada at this place, amber valley, and his wife, maxine and her brother who was the drummer for three dog night. so there again, tommy was immersed in that r&b scene, black music recorded from motown, and radon and robbie. that's how we understood each other, a lot of that. because we understood, okay. and it's the rhythm. the rhythm and the cadence of that comedy, you know, that can be half-dozens and half insightful at the same time. >> tell me a little bit about the decision you made to sort of go solo and it worked out. your acting, you've been on hit tv shows. but sometimes when you step, and there are plenty of examples of this, people step out and it didn't work out, but you stepped

[applause] >> next we have otis sanford, oldest codes the chair in mallet managerial journalism at theuniversity of memphis and is the author of the critically acclaimed new book to king willy, jerez changed memphis politics. sanford also serves as political commentator for the wr eg channel 3, cbs affiliate station in memphis and he is a panelist for informed services, weekly public affairs program on channel 3 plus he wipes right viewpoint columns before joining the university of memphis, in 2011 hanford was editor for opinion and editorials at the commercial appeal and formally serves as the papers managing editor. the first african-american to hold both positions. a panola county mississippi native, sanford is a 1975 graduate of the university of mississippi with a ba in journalism, began his career at right here in jackson, the first african-american male reporter at the paper and has worked at the pittsburgh press and the detroit free press. sanford is a lecturer on newsroom management journalist and first amendment issues, past president of the associated press media editors and

it is safer for the individual, because your data was not compromised, otis eight, but the hospital itself -- compromise, so to speak, but the hospital itself, -- i tell people all the time that the number one thing to do is back up your data every single day. make backups, so that if anyone takes you down and freezes your hard drive, you go back to the next day and you can continue. but will byver, losing only one day of information. >> are there any classes that teach this? >> i teach my mom how to use cyber hygiene, how to practice it. that is one of my most popular classes. you do not have to be a phd to understand how to take care of yourself. i use this analogy, i tell people that we are not going to beat, and i would argue, james clapper, reads this to the house armed services committee, back in 2015, he said, the cyber threat will never be eliminated. i agree with that. everything that we do in lsu, it starts with that premise. will will never eliminate this threat, we have lived for millennia, with the flu virus, and never eradicated it. we learned to live with it. you do certain

we're in the going to allow justice to pimp this butterfly. >> the reverend otis martin.wants you to know that he's from chicago. i din know that mattered that much. we're now have word of song from zoe ministries. let's please welcome zoey ministries. give them round of applause. bishop jordan from zoey ministries. >> everybody say love never fails. live never fails. as we begin to bring this song to you, 30 days to pull it together. out of the spirit of love this song came. we called reverend sharpton. he made it the theme. this is a generation that holds the space of love. love trumps hate. love overcomes fear, love abound. everyone say love never fails. love never fails. this song was written by minister david the one who wrote the song "every praise" he's going to come now and the choir. they'll come and sing this love song for you. be blessed. >> just repeat after me. if you have love in your heart, no room for hate, anger or pride, keep looking up, everybody point up, keep looking up. to our father above. he wants us to show a little more love. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> zoey mini

the dog's name is otis and he was trotting along to a group of people outside cleaning up.e was want to go eat. >> he said, yeah, the storm is here but it's dinnertime. let's go. >>> new life is surfacing above the floods and the destruction. >> yeah, we have seen certainly so much of it in texas, but a mom in corpus christi welcomed a baby boy during the height of the storm. the baby, seven pounds and 18 inches long. as for his name, guess what? harvey was the you can bet there are a lot of baby harveys from the storm and maybe eclipse names from this week. i don't know. >> i don't know. >> like, star. >> shine. moon, sunshine -- >> no, not moonshine. >>> take a look, at it continues to churn, a massive amount of rainfall being dumped in the houston area, we will check back with amelia draper who is there on the ground as we continue to monitor the impact of harvey. >>> the workers who are either wa too dedicatyed >>> the time is 9:30 on this sunday morning. two people now dead because of hurricane harvey. one person killed after a house fire in rockport where the hurrican

we have good news, otis was found, he's not astray. he is safe and sound.ness, do not risk your life or social media. we appreciate the photos but do so would say. don't put yourself in this situation with water and down power lines. >> arthel: president trump exercised his power to pardon for the first time in his presidency last night. the president using that prerogative to spare former arizona sheriff, a supportive, joe arpaio, for six months in jail. he was convicted less than a month ago for criminal contempt after to find a federal court order for 18 months in what a judge had ruled was racial profiling and immigration efforts. he held that job for 24 years, was very well known and when the pardon hit last night, to controversy europe. joining us is kelly, with the weekly standard. first of all, everybody found out from a tweet when the president tweeted about it. he called him an american patriot. a statement today said after more than 50 years of admirable service termination, he is a worthy candidate for presidential pardon. critics are saying thi

this is otis and he seems to be holding up pretty well after the storm passed through. the photo of him carrying a full bag of dog food. the family says he is well known around the city and it's not the first time. >> it shows you just how smart animals are, too. people look to animals because they know where they're going. they flee in the right direction. >> that is true. hurricane harvey, a disaster for texas but we have some heat. >> dangerous heat here in the bay area. talking about triple digit heat. we are under a micro climate weather alert. here is a look over walnut creek. 65 degrees. we are waking up to warmer temperatures than we've seen. walnut creek is expected to be one of those areas to hit the triple digit mark. if you had any plans to be outside you may want to limit your outdoor activities. right now current temperatures along the ocean, ocean beach already at the 60-degree mark. in san jose one of the warmer spots for today, 65. fairfield, 67. concord, 65. these are going to be the warmer spots. let's take a look at the 24-hour temperature change. so

and many say just like the people of texas, otis is a survivor. >>> and coming up. maria sharapova makes a return. and jeff samardzija has his best start in a giants uniform for guess what -- garbage time. >>> and what's cool about your school? e-mail your nominations to cool schools.com. and we may feature your school on the show. people love my breakfast burritos. and my french fries. wait! what if i put them together?! a burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, creamy guacamole, bacon and crispy french fries. i'll call it the california breakfast burrito! boom. someone got that, right? scrambled eggs. guacamole. bacon. french fries. you'll call it the california breakfast burrito. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing my new california breakfast burrito. only at jack in the box. >> >> good morning. time is 5:23 and we are tracking an accident. a live look. this is 580. the headlights making their way in the westbound direction. the crash near hacienda. we'll take a closer look at pac commute. and first a check on sports with dennis. >> good morning, e

his album has been called equal parts otis redding and waylon jennings.y" in our studio. ♪ >> ♪ you don't feel it all i used to stay up all night and wonder what went wrong it has been hard to do that for so long we can just go on like this say the word, we will call it baby, you can go you can stay -- but iove you away wanna love you either way we can't just go on like this say the word, we'll call it quits baby, you can go or you can stay i wanna love you either way ♪ charlie: i am pleased to have chris stapleton at the table for the first time. welcome. country's reigning outlaw. what do you think they mean when they say country's reigning outlaw? chris: i am not much of an outlaw. what about the music? chris: i certainly always have a tip of the hat and have in my mind waylon and willie and merle haggard and that era of music is a lot of my favorite things. there were a lot of things musically they were doing right. not that there is a right and wrong. charlie: what were they doing? chris: being themselves and doing what feels good to them versus tryi

that dog, his name is otis. he's carrying a bag of dog food in his mouth. in thisso, he's returning home. our coverage continues in our next half hour. you'll meet a man with local ties riding out the storm in texas and how this torrential rain will cost you those stories coming at 7:30. >>> new this morning, a man is in custody in dekzwalk fire that philadelphia call arson. philadelphias were called to overbrook around 3:00 this morning. the suspect was taken into custody at the scene. no one was hurt. >> we're now hearing rom the former law enforcer at the center of a controversial pardon by president trump. a federal judge convicted phoenix area sheriff joe arpaio of contempt for failing to halt immigration patrols, but friday night's parten wipe s away the conviction for arpaio. >> i'm very happy about it, i'm thankful to the president of the united states for his pardon. he's a big friend, supporter of law enforcement. i think this is a bigger picture than just me. >> arizona senators john mccain and jeff flake, both republicans, joined the aclu in den

turns out, though, otis got loose from a screened in porch during the storm.as since been returned to his owner. everyone safe and sound. to all the shelters helping take in stray animals literally hungry, alone, thank you among them austin pet as live who transported over 235 animals already in the direct line of hurricane harvey to their shelter. >> we saw those rescues earlier. >> humans, animals. >> they want to stay with their animals so they tay put. >> that's all i got. >>> we swish genevas and turn to a new documentary about princess diana where we hear from her older sister and the question she still has about the night diana died 20 years ago. adrienne bankert here with that story. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning. it's not often we hear from diana's sister but she and others in the family are commemorating her death speaking candidly about their grief from 20 years ago. often avoiding the spotlight princess diana's eldest sister lady sara shares openly about her torment the night of her crash. >> these two hours the presenters on ev

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we don't have otis coming into the jail tank. that's not the kind of county jail inmate we've got.00 people in custody for murder today. we don't have people in jail for simple possession of marijuana, like some people might think. we have some very serious felony inmates in our custody. >> hands behind your back. >> unlike prison inmates, who have all been convicted of crimes, most jail inmates have only been accused and are being held awaiting trial or the resolution of their charges. still, violence can suddenly break out in jail, just as it does in prison. >> when you're dealing with jails full of predators, there's always going to be prey. the inmates prey on each other, cause disturbances, cause big situations to occur. what happens is, the deputies that are on scene will try to control it. they do a great job. once they start to lose a little bit of control, what they'll do is they'll give us a call. >> sergeant hernandez is in charge of the orange county jail's emergency response team or ert. >> go ahead and grab your gear from the shelves. and then just take it outside. >>

. >> reporter: at this 7 eleven off 12th and otis streets northeast, the somber start to the workday. one of their clerks can't be here and won't ever be again. >> i feel very sad. because we worked together like two years ago. we worked together. >> reporter: loved ones say he was a father and friend in his 50s and was on his way here monday night when he was gunned down, shot in his chest at this h8 bus stop, a short walk from the home he shared with friends. off camera, a friend says they demanded money before the gun was pulled. >> photograph, scanning, doing everything in front of this building. >> reporter: after the gunfired, two suspects ran off. police are looking for them. the investigation shut down the area and police are telling us again this does appear to be a robbery in which the victim in this case has died. he's identified by loved ones and does leave behind a family. police now looking for those two suspects described as teen boys. we're live here in northeast. i'm justin finch, news4, back in to you in the studio. >>> a police chase through southeast d.c. came to a

officers will have this conversation with dozens of drivers who failed to yield to pedestrians on otisnce and since the speed limit in all of alameda is 25 they are also using radar looking for drivers going way to fast nats ambiance back to charlie he also tried crossing busy broadway and while many drivers passed with flying colors . a few flat out failed it it wasn't for not yielding to charlie it was for are you familiar with california cell phone law and when you can touch your phone when are you allowed to touch it when you are driving there one time if you're calling 911 or you're reporting a legitimate emergency so what happened with this driver i usually have my blue tooth on but i had walked into the burger king and so it switched it off on my phone and because i had to call to find out what drinks they wanted .most of the drivers who were stopped pretty much had there own reason for not yielding to charlie i was gonna stop and then i just i was like i don't wanna slam on my breaks i know it sounds awful however, all the drivers pretty much received the same response from off

that dog you see, his name is otis. he's carrying a bag of dog food in his mouth in synton, texas. during the storm, he got away from his owner. in this photo, he's returning home. from dogs to birds, this is sergeant hurricane harvey. on friday, he flew into a taxi in houston and wouldn't get out. bruceo posted this video and several others on youtube. he even took the hawk before turning it over to wildfire rescue workers yesterday. >>> also this morning in denver, the high school cheerleading coach who forced girls to do splits until they screamed has now been fired. the denver public school superintendent says what he did was wrong, dangerous, and unacceptable. denver police are investigating. >>> now, to business news. wall street is watching employment, auto sales, and amazon in the week ahead. we get a preview from cnbc's contessa brewer. >> a small but eclectic group of earnings out during the week. best buy, lululemon and foreman. employable and auto sales are two of the big economic reports out during the week. watch for changes in the pace of job growth. auto sales are e

here to tell us about it, otis aleed. thanks for being here.y you decided to get involved. >> broadway dreams is not just a simple summer camp that they have. it's the real thing. we got broadway directors, broadway choreographers. they are working on broadway now and have been in broadway shows. it's an exciting program. it's for all ages from 5 to 100. we have somebody as old as 62 and young as 4. it's really exciting program this saturday. it's the real thing. let's make a difference. >> you have had a lot of success in shows like smoky joe's cafe. what do you want the performers to take away with them this week? >> i think they need to know and learn how to be in the pursuit of excellence. that's the big deal. just to have courage and to be in the pursuit of excellence. this program provides that for them in a really big way so they can reach their goals. >> let's turn to you. let's talk about your experience with broadway dreams and how it led to professional success for you. >> absolutely. i began with the program about 12 years ago in at

some members and their staffs weeding out otis of events they attend.here's a tweet from near khobar summoned carolyn maloney honored to have girl scouts in your city and burst my bill to build a women's history museum on the national mall. let's tell her story. one more this one from republican senator lisa murkowski of alaska a new health care clinic on st. lawrence island. a harvard law professor looks at how social media affects their political views. the book is. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

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i said that is otis. we spotted him this morning coming across the highway and he had the big bag of dog food in his mouth. >> and that was salvadore and a wonderful story with a happy ending. thanks to all of you for joining us. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> the killer storm named harvey regaining strength, ready to deal the houston area another blow, as well as the louisiana gulf coast. and now perhaps new orleans. good evening, everybody. john berman in for anderson. the water still rising in and around houston. these are live pictures you're looking at right now of rescues going on. this is where our local affiliate is, a northeast houston neighborhood. completely inundated. we have been watching this for a few minutes. you can see people right there with a stroller carried out of the water there. we've also seen people carrying elderly. we've seen airboats, jet skis, motor boats. 18 wheelers covered past the windows. this is really a remarkable sight in this area. we understand -- we understand what

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