it is bruce lee night at the giants game. get you some bruce lee you get a really cool lid.at the low ceiling there. we are in the 60s at noon. you may need a light jacket. we break away from the 60s and hit the 70s. we are back in the 60s and even the 50s at noon. it is on our way to mid-to upper 50s. here is the big change starting september 4th. warmer than average weather is supposed to set up over top of us. cooler than average weather up atr of the rockies.ar so usually this time of the year it has to be cool in the east for us to be warm. it will not be the case. temperatures could be in the mid-80s mid-90s by the weekend. >> so cool holiday weekend and then after it warms up. >> it seems like we say good-bye unofficially to summer on labor day and there comes our heat wave. >> or hello to summer in september and october. >> pumpkin spiced latte in october. >>> this is unbelievable. police say a man paid to be a driver and drank enough to be three times over the legal limit. eight tourists found their wine tour driver passed out behind the wheel friday night. still, t

susan was first inspired to do kickboxing when she was a child and saw bruce lee movies. she said she wanted to be like him. she noticed five moves that she secretly practiced at night -- left, right, right. left, right, right. susan: we women just need places to train. i have never seen such strong-minded women as here in iran. iriranian women are really stro. they're able to achieve what they want even under the most difficult conditions. all they need are opportunities to practice, places where they can train that are safe and secure. reporter: susan didn't wait for someone else to take the initiative. she opened up her own kickboxing school in abdanan, the city nearest to her camp. men dominate the public sphere in this conservative city, which is home to 50,000 people. there aren't many women on the streets here. unemployment and frustration abound. married women are often the victims of domestic violence. when susan decided a few months ago to teach kickboxing to girls, the students came in droves. ♪ reporter: since then, the girls have been winning one tournament a

tonight's game, yes, bruce lee night. you get bruce lee swag. a hat if you get the proper ticket.dnesday and thursday. a little warmer but still a little below average through the holiday. it's next tuesday and wednesday it starts to get hot. >> good morning. theto. heot of incidents popping up now, including a new roll-over crash in the north bay. sausalito, southbound 101 before the robin williams tunnel, a vehicle lost control, hit the embankment on the side and sounds like they flipped over frk on its wheels in the slow lane. also, a little better news in the tri-valley. westbound 84 before little valley road, all lanes just reopened. definitely some heavy residual delays. 8 miles per hour out of livermore. if you want to stick to 680, it is slow, but 25 miles per hour is much better than that. southbound 680 before auto mall parkway, still have a multicar crash blocking the right lane. six vehicles involved there and that backup continues to grow. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> the little league world series champions

bruce lee night.u have a special ticket, you get special bruce lee memorabilia. >> here's jessica. >> mike, thank you. a group of neighbors in san francisco's north beach want to investigate the destruction of ten historic pine trees. the grove of cannery pines has shaded a playground in washington square park since the 1950s, and neighbors claim a contractor caused extensive damage to their root system during a renovation project at the park. the trees now have to be cut down. neighbors are worried that a planned second round of work will also harm more trees. >> we want some assurances if we're going to close the park and turn over the fate of it to a department that's responsible for the loss of these trees, we want some assurances that those guidelines that were ignored for tese trees that resulted in their loss is implemented and followed through. >> the planned work will close the park for several months next year. >>> in the north bay, more flights to and from wine country. the sonoma county ai

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. >>> it's bruce lee at the old ballpark and the weather is going to be like last night.bout the ending, where the skrients won. first pitch, 61. cooling to 59 degrees. have fun. >> mike, thank you. >>> a group of neighbors in san francisco's north beach wants an investigation into the destruction of ten historic pine trees. the grove of cannery pines have shaded a playground in washington square park since the 1950s. and neighbors claim a contractor caused extensive damage to their root system during a renovation neighbors are worried a planned second round of work will also harm more trees. >> we want some assurances if we're going to close the park and turn over the fate of it to a department that's responsible for the loss of these trees, we want some assurances that those guidelines that were ignored for these trees that resulted in their loss is implemented and followed through. >> the planned work will close the park for several months next year. >> in the north bay, more flights to and from wine country. the sonoma county airport announced it's expanding service t

lastly, we have lewis chang who wa nts to lastly, we have lewis chang who wants to be the next lenny bruce leeack but you changed him. why? when i first started on the novel, i imagined he would be a black teenager from a small town in georgia but as i tried to get started, it didn‘t make sense that this teenager would move and leave a small town in georgia, go to california and agreed to return and visit and participate in the civil war re—enactment and also have no historical sense of it. its something his parents, growing up in the south, would have advised him against. you get a lot of explicit instruction growing up a person of colour in the south, always be respectful when the police talk to you, you know, don‘t talk back. your pa rents you, you know, don‘t talk back. your parents basically give you a laundry list of things that you should do to ensure that you will come home in one piece each night. and that being the case, the story wasn‘t working because the main character would already know... all that. not to go back and do what he did. but they go back and do what he did. but they

i don't know, i've always been fascinated by fighting, you know, from boxing to bruce lee movies, chuck norris, any type of martial arts, but at one point, boxing completely consumed my life, it was everything to me. you were arrested for fighting at times. yeah, i got arrested in vegas for fighting, and up in maine, and massachusetts. - oh, and massachusetts. - ( laughter ) - yeah, i forgot about . - massachusetts any other states? - yeah. - any other states? - no, that's it, that's it. - ( harvey laughs ) was it-- was the dream that you were going to be a fighter? - um... - or that you were going to be a business man - of the fight business? - no, no, it wasn't a business man and it wasn't a fighter, it's that i was gonna be in the business. that i was gonna be in the fight business. one way or another. it just-- it's what my passion was. where are we? dana: so this is the performance institute. they have everything here. so they have cardio, there's a cold plunge in here, there's an underwater treadmill. this right here is a chamber, you go in there and work out in altitude, and that

we have a kid in this movie named eco, uase indonesia is the next jackie and which and bruce lee. seen your kids probably have. he fights on a level that i have never seen before. so those are the only two clips soft enough to show. brian: wow. peter, is there fighting and there is fighting for movies. just because can you kick someonens head in doesn't mean you are going to be good on screen, right? >> yeah. and not everybody that can whoop ass on screen can fight. he can. he lives in jakarta end dough nearby sexual harassment my son anindonesia ss with him. we watched him and his crew fight u it's lethal and i think in mile 22 we have one of the most-creative ways a man could kill another man ever in the history of film. it's ecohas a very unique and special imagination. so if you are looking for some very dynamic action we have got it. brian: good news for you is i think that lynyrd skynyrd still is not done with their breakfast. now that our interview is over you can go and hang out with the guys you really think are cool. >> i can play sweet home alabama. that would be the ul

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lawmakers, there is a contrast between the stories relayed by bruce ohr today, former fbi lawyer lisa page who sent the trump text, and also recent leee her deposition n capitol hill. he is a critical character in this development because -- paid by the dmc and research. here is congressman my case. >> in the first hour of testimony, it became very clear that there are a number of factual conflict. either bruce ohr is lying or glenn simpson is lying. in another situation, either bruce ohr is lying or lisa page is lying. >> the testimony will be going on for another hour. lawmakers talk about having a public session and bringing back some of the key players, ohr, age, simpson, and just as a footnote, we have not been interviewing democratic members of these case, because none of them have come today, they left the questioning whether staffers meal. >> neil: great effort there. let's go to mark penn, the former clinton campaign strategist but where is this all going? >> well, i don't know that it is going anywhere. because, i think now that the investigation test taken a michael cohen twist. i think the questioning of bruce ohr is very

page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the president is doing the right thing rebooking the clearances of people who aren't contributing anything learn lee a lot of them were higher ups in the f.b.i. and also dennis and cia certainly i mean i believe these people are all go of this rush to get in every case you know of it in their manipulating information and data for the public consumption to confuse and. you know create all kinds of good. uncertainty in the government the government business that's what they that's why they should never have a clearance well i mean while i washington has a tradition of allowing officials to retain their security clearance even when they leave office and retire some x. officials also say that clearance helps them in their future career yes. the u.s. remains in the grip of a wave of protests as both right and left wing groups rallied today about each other after some of the demos turned violent c.n.n. present to chris cuomo made a controversial claim that violence coming from the ante for movement of the u.s. is more morally justified than violence which comes from the far right all punches are not equal

page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the president is doing the right thing revoking the clearances of people who aren't contributing anything learn lee a lot of them were higher ups in the f.b.i. and also dennis and cia certainly i mean i believe these people are all involved in this rush to get in every case you know a bit and then manipulating information and data for the public consumption to confuse and. you know create all kinds of uncertainty in the government the government business that's that's what the that's why they should never have a clearance. meanwhile washington has a tradition of allowing former presidents on senior intelligence officials to still get their morning intel briefings each and every day even when they were tired but now in the unprecedented wake of cutting off britain's top level security access donald trump says this is not political he would have done the same to any republican he deemed incompetent. now military intelligence compound has been attacked in the afghan capital kabul local journalist still tongue finally reports. i just had a phone call with the kabul police spokesperson house my son is t

page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the president is doing the right thing revoking the clearances of people who aren't contributing anything learn lee a lot of them were higher ups in the f.b.i. and also dennis and cia certainly i mean i believe these people are all involved in this rush to get in every case you know of it and then manipulating information and data for the public consumption to confuse and. you know create all kinds of uncertainty in the government the government business that's that's what the that's why they should never have a clearance. the u.s. remains in the grip of a wave of protests as both far right and left wing groups are rallying to denounce each other off to some of the demos turned violent c.n.n. presented chris cuomo made a controversial claim that violence coming from the anti for movement in the us is more morally justified than violence which comes from the far right all punches are not equal drawing a moral equivalency between those espousing hate and those fighting it because they both resort to violence emboldens hate legitimizes hateful belief and elevates what should be stamped out. my colleag

discuss, allen smith and reporter curtis lee, los angeles times national correspondent nata back os and templeton fellow. curtis, so for those who aren't familiar with brucewho is bruce ohr and why is he a big deal here. >> bruce ohr is -- he's this low-level justice department official. i mean he -- he's not this high-ranking official. he's known widely in conservative media circles and he's just this focus of president trump every now and again. but this goes back to the thing where -- we consistently see the president of the united states attacking justice department officials. he consistently assails rod rosenstein and jeff sessions for his recusing himself from the russian probe. but this is just -- he's really this low-level official there in the justice department but the president keeps going back to him over and over every couple of months to focus his attention on bruce ohr. >> and this fits in with the idea that the president is putting out that the systems are against him and in fact most of his claims, "the washington post" found out that they did a pinocchio test on the statements about ohr and for the most part they said in their reporting,