most of you haven't heard of rayford logan but rayford logan was the third or fourth black man to get a phd in history from harvard. at one time he was engaged to leticia gates, who happens to be my great aunt so i'm very biased about rayford logan. he wrote a book about the betrayal of the [ null ]. it's about the period immediately following reconstruction. logan's book begins in 1877 and that is the period of the rollback to reconstruction. but it takes a while to roll it back because blackman had an enormous amount of power, black people were the majority and almost in the majority, florida, alabama and georgia. so, there were 16 blackman elected to congress between 1870 and 1877 including two united states senators. the speaker of the house, secretary of state,, he has all the reconstruction congressman on as well and systematically, step-by-step the redemption of the former confederates the south indeed rose again and they disenfranchise the blackman and they did it in such a clever way. . is started with the mississippi plan, there were state constitutions with then unfolded ov

most of you have not heard of rayford logan. he was the third or fourth black man to get a phd in history from harvard. at one time he was engaged to patricia k2 is my great aunt. i'm very biased about rayford logan. he wrote a book called the betrayal of the niekro. it is about this. immediately following reconstruction. reconstruction people argue about it, 1865 to 1877. so dubois's book ends in 1877, logan's book begins in 1877. and that is the period of the rollback to reconstruction. it takes a while to roll it back. blackman had an enormous amount of power. black people were the majority, south carolina, mississippi, louisiana, almost a majority in florida and alabama, and, florida, alabama, and georgia. there were 16 black elected to congress between 1870 and 1877 including two united states senators. in south carolina, the speaker of the house, one of the great moments of the film, i go to jim clyburn's office and he has all the reconstruction congressman on his wall. you could do a whole black history lesson. systematic

logan webb making his major league debut.an club but would give up two runs in the first inning. to third. evan long or jacksonviloria and. giants get it back in a hurry. thats what belted, grand slam, 14th of the year. at last check, 5-2 giants in the third. raiders put their passports to use when they head north of the border to take on the packers in winnipeg on thursday. antonio brown looked good in warm-ups before thursday's preseason game in arizona. derek carr and jon gruden said a.b. is looking good. coach gruden celebrating his birthday today. when you see him miked up on hard knocks, it is not always him. >> it is like every time i swear it makes the show. i just love football. i really have a lot of passion for this and i get -- i get way carried away sometimes. >> obviously on the offense less mistakes. i'm not getting yesterday at as much so it is more fun for me. funny for me to sit back and watch it on tv and he says he needs to stop cussing and those kind of things. good luck, man. >> you'll see the niners her

mcfeely had us read "black reconstruction" and then a book by rayford logan. rayford logan was the third or fourth man to get a ph.d. in history from harvard. at one time he was engaged to my great aunt. i'm very biassed about rayford logan. he wrote a book called "the betrayal of the negro". it's about the period immediately following reconstruction. reconstruction people argue about it. but generally accepted dates, 18 65 to 1877. so the bookends in 1877. logan's book begins in 1877. and that is the period of the rollback to reconstruction. it takes a while to roll it back, because black men had an enormous amount of power. black people were in the majority south carolina, mississippi, and louisiana. almost in the majority in florida, alabama, and georgia. there were 16 black men elected to congress between 1870 and 1877 including two united states senators in south carolina. speaker of the house, secretary of state, one of the great moments of the film, i go to jim clyburn's office. he has all the office reconstruction men on his office. step by step, the r

>> donna: she's the logan girls club newest and most adorable member. >> katie: [ laughs ] yes!brooke: do you hear that, beth, how your aunts shamelessly are fawning all over you? >> donna: speaking of which, i think we have to make a run to the toy store one day very soon and get sweet little beth anything her heart desires, right? >> katie: and we'll just charge it to grandpa bill, of course. >> donna: mm-hmm. >> katie: [ giggles ] yes! we will! >> donna: oh, yeah! she said, "yeah, yeah!" >> hope: remember the last time we welcomed a logan woman into our family? uncle storm's daughter? yeah, you remember how excited we were that flo was one of us?

>>was 30 year-old logan turner.riend is now coping with the nightmarish reality love of her life is gone. karen johnson reports. >>together they were silly and in love. he was it from only hinted it was love at first sight when she met logan turner. >>i just knew immediately like this is this is the one this is who i want like just the sweetness kindest like human i've ever ever known. >>and to love children, especially molly's nephews you in just surge like off the kids around for like hours. i mean like they love can whe loved kids and you want to kids and. >>so yeah i think i think that's the part that really sort of. >>gets us all the most they had dreamed of having children together a dog having a wedding buying house. >>you know you just can't drive around in. look for houses and. >>sunday morning molly's world was turned upside down. her last text from logan came around 09:00pm when he was in the oregon district with buddies. he said >>i love you baby deny. i knows that. >>molly woke up to a nightmare today,

it's a rough life for the logan in these evidence they've been here for weeks you cannot leave. cannot leave a national park. and to send a message this forest camp is destroying. the camp well it tells us he only arrived here the day before and had been looking for dead trees to cut fence posts but he and the other occupants will be looking for somewhere else to sleep tonight . by the team discovers another illegal activity. the locals have constructed cumin to make charcoal. so when did i last year do you think. they just run away. and they have traffic for sure because. maybe. despite all we've seen an official with cambodia's ministry of environment downplays the situation. we accept that cutting the remaining forest does happen however large scale logging no longer exists. medium size and small scale operations the evidence suggests otherwise. just 5 months ago to claim film this large scale illegal logging on legs leased by an advisor to cambodian prime minister when sam. long time conservationists. cambodian forests being systematically. moving in and they're headed. ther

logan has the coolest grandparent. they're building a 350-square foot play house, if you will. it's work. it's work. it's harry >> wow. >> there's elements of hogwarts castle. there's a swing. there's slides. there's a wooden bridge that takes you to the owlery. >> how can i be her friend so i can come over for a play date. that looks like fun. >> i want to be adopted. i want them to be my grandparents so i can play there, too. incredible. >> you can see other features that you can enjoy. >> does it have a secret passage to hog lead? >> it does have a secret passage somewhere inside it. >> do we know anything about who these people are? frnlg>> fay and ruby dunlap. we can see how the children are thrilled. there you go. that's officially -- sorry, that's the coolest grandparents in the world. >>> hope for paws spots a stray, but -- >> that dog has an injured leg. >> good girl. come here, there you go >> oh. stop it. >>> and makeup made for a celebrity smile. >> they decided to give it a try. >> see if it can get their grill to glow. >> looking good! leave-in conditioner. our he

the sheriff's office says logan dale patrick logan was a passenger in this car. it flipped and went down the side of the grand road. police learned of a suspicious car parked behind the rail, the driver was reportedly passed out. one medic got there, least to the driver sped off, they deployed a spike strip causing him to swerve, lose control and crash. the driver and passenger were taken >>> state officials are putting the state of cupertino unnoticed, threatening to sue the city's not fulfill housing obligations. at issue, the massive development project at the site of the old delta shopping mall expected to bring more than 2400 housing units, the developers for the project have faced a series of roadblocks in the mercury news is reporting state housing officials are threatening to sue the city if the project fails to materialize. cupertino is responsible for zoning more than 1000 new housing units by 2023. >>> in stockton one particular group of protesters rallied against gun violence today, survivors of the cleveland elementary school shooting back in 1989 we

he currently stars as patriarch logan roy in "succession." please welcome, brian cox!ack. i'm going to pull you limb from limb like a piÑata and see what falls out. >> okay. so you want what? >> i want the game plan, what the timetable is. capital structure, end game, what they might accept, what their weak points are. but we'll start at the start. when did they approach you? >> um, when did they approach me? >> stephen: mm-hmm. did it take long or did you open your legs on the first date? >> stephen: please welcome brian cox! ( rse ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: nice to have you on. >> nice to be on. >> stephen: thank you for bringing -- i think you bring a certain dignity, a certain gravidas to every role that you play. >> yeah, it's all fake. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you played some real heavies in your time. you played the guy who made jason bourne in the jason bourne. you played the guy who made wolverine into wolverine. then you played rupert murdoch. so do you think "succession" is shakespearean because i know you've done quite a few shakespeare plays.ño >> it h

it's a rough life for the logan in these evidence they've been here for weeks you cannot leave. not even national parks. and to send a message this forest camp is destroying. the camp well it tells us he only arrived here the day before and had been looking for dead trees to cut fence posts but he and the other occupants will be looking for somewhere else to sleep tonight . by the team discovers another illegal activity. the locals have constructed cumin to make charcoal. so when i last year do you think. they just run away. and they have traffic for sure because. maybe. not. despite all we've seen an official with cambodia's ministry of environment downplays the situation. we accept that cutting the remaining forest does happen however large scale logging no longer exists. medium size and small scale operations the evidence suggests otherwise. just 5 months ago playing filmed this large scale illegal logging. prime minister. conservationists. cambodian forests are being systematically. and they're headed. there. if you. use this to go outside. under it on the market. leased. to

>>logan was one of 2 victims who graduated from sinclair community college in dayton. it's t >>males to name. so we're all in the little fault is shaking. holding you to learn. and she saw me like mom. moment. her face changed. she got scared. that's when she realized that i was meeting. >>a soccer mom talking about the first moment she saw her daughter after the shooting in arabella teen shot in the foot and in the arm still ran to hold her daughter in her arms and that's after she had played dead in order to survive her daughter's soccer coach was also shot and is in critical condition tonight. now as memorials are growing outside the el paso, a wal-mart. doctors and others are continuing to care for the people who were injured in saturday's mass shooting. >>steffi lee shows us what's next for families and patients as they work toward healing. >>the family assistance center opened up today here at the el paso convention center this is where people can get additional counseling services. from one patient earlier who says that he's for support that is coming into his c

lets head over to the bbc‘s gabby logan, with news of that 3—all draw in leuven.g in belgium tonight, the first match since their world cup semifinal exit to the usa and phil neville was looking for the former performance of the lionesses and now they do not have to qualify for 2021 because it is in england but this was not the ideal start. notan but this was not the ideal start. not an exemplary performance from front to back, there were things we analyse the game that each department, each unit within the tea m department, each unit within the team will look to improve on, they we re team will look to improve on, they were at a position, and all three goals are pretty sloppy and i think we really missed the over to make overla p. he scored three goals, but we need to tighten up soon. —— we scored. the relationships that we normally see with them that was gone, so steph seemed to be out of sorts, it is just not the england that we were expecting to play belgium. and they did not do that tonight. the spine of the team is missing and there are players that are high

. >> they put out rocking chairs in logan. they want you to feel more at home. also, you're always looking for a plug. now they have stripped down and you can plug right in. >> all right. this look at the and this news. president trump is on his way back to the white house after wrapping up the g7 summit with a joint news conference. we are traveling with the president and he said that u.s. trade war with china was a major topic at the summit. >>> stocks opening higher. >>reporter: investors may soon resume after president trump announced china wants to get back to the table. >> maybe they do and maybe they don't. i think they want to make a deal. i'm not sure they have a choice. that's not a threat. i don't think they have a choice. >> president trump and his french counterpart hold a joint press conference at the summit's conclusion. >> it uncertainty is bad for the world economy. the quicker we have an agreement the quicker uncertainty will dissipate. that issed yesterday and that is the american presidents wish. >> he already announced a major trade deal wit

jugada de circo no es el único turno contra arizona y levanta como si nada en esta misma serie ven a loganidas de la vivienda >> la mujer dice que escuchó ruidos en el techo pero jamás pensó eso >> las abejas fueron a una apícola una granja la miel fue colocada en frascos >> 110 libras >> imagina nada más >> incr escuchaba ruidos >> (risas) >> era un churro >> era aire acondicionado >> las abejas qué bueno la manda alguien a fumigarlas >> gracias por estar con nosotros , nos vemos . >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> amente me despido gra graci gracias por su sintonia >> buenas noches gamigos el pr l preolimipico rumbo a tokio se g jugara en guadalajara >> quien es leoionel messi o r a cristiano ronaldo tiene rival por el titulo que e dejo canelo alvarez >> xcomenzamos nuestro show nu e number onem >> titulares y mas

also killed sunday, 38-year-old sayed saleh, 37-year-old derek fudge and logan turner celebrating his 30th birthday. beatrice warren curtis and monica brick house were best friends and like sisters according to those who knew him. 25-year-old nicholas cumer was a grad student and finally meghan betts, the shooter's 22-year-old sister also killed in the massacre, victor. >>> joining us now, retired fbi supervisory special agent james galiano. james, good morning to you. >> good morning, victor. >> reporter: let's start here with the breaking news just a few minutes old. 8chan, this message board to which investigators say the el paso shooter posted this manifesto as it's being called, has been dropped by the host site, cloudflair, is that necessarily good news for investigators looking for potential threats? >> well, victor, as we find with all crime, it's almost like a sense of playing whack a mole where wherever law enforcement focuses, the bad guys always take the path of least resistance and they always move to another platform. this is great news that that platform is basically be

he was questioned for hours by immigration officers at logan airport friday. he was stopped because of social media posts by his friends and his laptop and phone were searched. ajawi ultimately had his visa canceled and was denied entry into the country. harvard says the university is working closely with the student's family and appropriate minorities to resolve the matter. >>> one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation is on hold. a federal judge blocking missouri from banning most abortions after eight weeks. the ruling coming less than 24 hours before the new law was set to take effect. a decision marks a significant win for the aclu and planned parenthood which operates the state's only abortion clinic in st. louis. the attorney general says he is, quote, deciding on the next steps. >>> it was not the day in court they deserved, but 16 jeffrey epstein accusers finally had a chance to pour out their anger publicly. a manhattan judge giving them the opportunity they were denied when the convicted predator took his own life behind bars. one by o

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reporter kitty logan looks at the situation tonight. >> it is the world's largest rain forest and a record number of fires are burning. satellite images show the smoke billowing across brazil. and the inhabitants of the amazon face the most immediate risk. >> we are sad because the forest is dying every moment. we feel the climate changing the world needs a forest. >> french president emmanuel mike rohn says the fires are of international concern, tweetingg literally. the amazon rain forest belongs, which produces 20% of the planets oxygen, is on fire. it's an international crisis." brazilian president jair bolsonaro hit back at president mccraw on accusing him of playing politics. he blamed nongovernmental organizations are starting a fire to make him look bad. but the u.n. is backing the french leader saying the amazon fires have global consequences. >> sustaining the forest is crucial in our fight against climate change. >> environment to say that they are intentionally lighting fires with the government turning the blind eye. only time will tell if this will reduce the normal levels as

. >> katie: i mean, we knew that phoebe -- i mean beth -- was a logan, but now that she's hope's daughter. >> donna: it just makes her so much more special. where are they, anyway? >> brooke: well, mommy and daddy wanted to spend the morning with her, so they'll be up soon, and we can all welcome her into the family.

mike: kitty logan, thanks very much. laura: the trump administration set to move forward with a new round of tariffs on china in the latest escalation of the ongoing trade war. starting tomorrow, the u.s. will slap tariffs on 15% on $112 billion in chinese imports and this time they will likely deliver a direct hit to consumers. garrett tenney is live from the white house with more on this. hi, garrett. >> reporter: hey, laura. so far, most americans have not felt the impact of these tariffs because the administration has largely avoided targeting a lot of the everyday items that people use. that is about to change, though. starting tomorrow, the u.s. will begin collecting tariffs on another $112 billion worth of goods coming from china including items such as clothing, electronics, sporting goods, meat and dairy products. more than a year into the trade dispute, a lot of u.s. companies say they're going to have to start passing along to customers some of the higher costs they're paying for bringing goods into the countr

told the harvard crimson he was interrogated by immigration officials upon his arrival at boston's logan airport on friday. they reportedly questioned his religious practices and searched his phone and computer, revealing posts by friends that were critical of u.s. policy. ajjawi, who was to attend harvard university on a full scholarship, was ultimately sent back to his home in lebanon. pen america's summer lopez said in a statement -- "the idea that ajjawi should be prevented from taking his place at harvard because of his own political speech would be alarming. that he should be denied this opportunity based on the speech of others is downright lawless." after spending two weeks of boboard a solar powered 60 foot racing yacht, world-renowned 16-year-old swedish climate activist religion berg will arrive in new york city today where she will begin a monthlong tour of the americas. she does not fly and chose to make the journey from europe to the u.s. by boat to do the heavy carbon footprint of air travel.. this is grgreta thunberg speakig frfr the yacht y yterday. [indiscernible] we ar

the face of a young man she desperately wanted to save. 30-year-old logan turner. >> i held the bloode compressions and i would lean over with my body weight on his thing and just breathe for him and he started getting good air. >> i'm not sure you'll be able to recognize him from this picture, but if you can. that -- >> yeah, that's him. >> reporter: that's him? >> yeah. and i just feel so -- i just want his parents to know that we did everything possible to save him. like everything. and three people around him. and i was there when he took his last breath. i wanted to talk to them if they wanted to, but it's so hard. i'm sorry. >> reporter: also among the dead, 27-year-old lois oglesby. airiana camp was her friend. >> it's very heartbreaking. i just wish she would just wake up in a hospital and be like hey, y'all, i'm cool, like i'm okay. it was just a little graze. but she's really gone. >> reporter: even the shooter's own sister, megan betts, killed in the barrage. investigators still don't know if that was intentional. >> it seems to just defy believability he would shoot his ow

sheer remark first to you, we understand that ajawi spent 8 hours 59 boston logan airport.s and border patrol officials took his laptop and phone and asked to unlock them. based on information they found there, decided not to let him into the country. specifically he's saying they saw people on his friends list on social media, that harbor anti-american sentiments and he comes from a region in southern lebanon that includes a lot of individuals who harbor similar sentiments. deemed it okay. delano, to you, what has the response by from harvard university about working with immigration and getting ajawi too the states so he can enroll in harvard. >> the university is saying they're doing everything they can do to get him here before classes start next tuesday. the university both has lawyers who are trained in immigration law who are used to working on cases like this for international students and also director of immigration services who's been in touch with ice now, so they're working on getting them here before classes start next week. >> do you know if there are other g

in the amazonian logans. during the dry season macaws and smaller parrots from the area gather on these clay banks. they come in search of salts and minerals which are scarce in the rainforest. spectacles like these indicate where nature is still intact. but conservation is about so much more than exotic beauty. worldwide intact ecosystems are vital for the survival of humankind. a team from frankfurt's to a logical society is visiting the modern national park. the nature conservation organization operates across the globe and has a major program in peru. dr christoph shank one study jain authors here today he has the organization but over the past 30 years he's always found time to come back. over but is i'm here to gauge the state the park is in and the size of the threat to the surrounding area and of course i want to see how the otters are doing and. the men travel by boat there aren't any roads they keep a sharp lookout for fallen trees or any other obstacles they want to make sure to avoid any accidents

fox news's kitty logan in london with with the latest.orter: police in hong kong used live fire first time in three months of prodemocracy protests. police with handguns fired one single warning shot. no one was injured but it's a sign police are prepared for a tougher response as violence continues in hong kong. the protesters have hardened their tactics in recent weeks too, fighting back against police. on monday hong kong police defended their actions saying they needed to protect their officers against the demonstrators. >> their radical acts have intensified, with more dangers and sometimes weapons used including bricks, metal posts, long sticks and petrol bombs. reporter: police arrested 80 people during protest this is weekend. they also used tear gas and water cannons to push back grouse of demonstrators who built barricades on the street. they still say they won't back down on their demands of a greater democracy for hong kong. they accused the government of not listening to them. they are planning further protests. the concern i

allen wildlife alliance ranger from logan in mach's tells us this man could face up to 5 years in prison for his load of luxury hardwood timber it might have been sold for many thousands of dollars it had reached its final destination but expensive anybody having to feed people to the water is going to be on the water and it's the south pacific smell. the ranges copus going to tim and sees the love used to try as well. very must have permission for council at the big check namable but i thought of the big that better way out here at the right because. look at this this. jihad against us that's. it only 2 years left here so what does this represent for us these are weapons of mass destruction each a cell just. one. that. clears. i'm heading into the wilderness with wildlife alliance in forces police and dry and use. they have intelligence of an illegal logging camp deep in a protected area. after walking 7 kilometers it's the camp dog that gives away the location. it's a rough life for the longest in these evidence they've been here for weeks you cannot leave. cannot leave a national park

ing for oth" logan turner had just celebrated his 30th birthday.egree from the university of toledo and recently started working a a machinis according to his mother," evyone loved logan." 27-year-old lois oglesby was inc nursinol and the mother of two, including a newborn. a friend told th"dayton daily news" she was a "wonderful mother, a wonderful person. i've cried so muan, i can't cry ore." >> 31 stories for the 31 lives lost this week. that is the "newshour" for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. have a great weekend to you all ou tre. have a great weekend and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been ovided by: life well-planned. learn more at raymondjames.com. >> consumer cellular. >> babbel. a language learning app that uses speech recognition technology and teaches real-life conversations. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, ncing ideas and supporti institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the new. >> this program

it's a rough life for the logan in these evidence they've been here for weeks you cannot live on. cannot leave a national park. and to send a message this forest camp is destroying. the camp well it tells us he only arrived here the day before and had been looking for dead trees to cut fence posts but he and the other occupants will be looking for somewhere else to sleep tonight . by the team discovers another illegal activity. the locals have constructed cumin to make charcoal. so when did i last year do you think. they just run away. and they have traffic for sure because. maybe. not. despite all we've seen an official with cambodia's ministry of environment downplays the situation. we accept that cutting the remaining forest does happen however large scale logging no longer exists. medium size and small scale operations the evidence suggests otherwise. just 5 months ago playing film this large scale illegal logging on legs. conservationists. cambodian forests are being systematically. moving in and they're headed. there. if you. use this to go outside. under it on the mark. lea

the cal product going yard this time off of logan webb and then it was tied for three batters later, chad pindar just gets through. joseph comes on down now in the next inning brett addison serves up evan longoria, back away and gone tying the game at three. bottom of the fourth there he goes again. the second of the game giving the lead back to the 80s 4-3. the oakland bullpen could not hold the lead, bases loaded in the seventh and longoria delivers with two runs this time. longoria 4-8, four rbi in the series and then things get testy in the eighth inning. 91 miles per hour at the head of the former oakland a. he was not happy, no further incident between the teams. marcus simeon with a last chance and a groundout to end the game and the giants win 5-4. they won the series 3-1 and bragging rights. thankfully for the a's tampa bay also lost so they remain 1/2 games back of the double race. the giants are four back of the cubs and the national wild card race. a show worth waiting for tonight on game day after the leger, the a's pitcher. >> a lot of people will look at it and say oka

logan turner seen h in this photo lived in ohio, which is about 40 miles north of cincinnati. his mom says he was the world's best son. so far this year, there have been 253 mass shootings in the united states. that's according to data from the nonprofit group gun violence archives that started collecting the data in 2013. it gathered data every day from law enforcement organizio local. here are somf shooting. any shooting where four or more people were shot and killed. and that does not include the shooter. days, dayton, n illinois and another in virginia. >>> president trump met with reporters today to talk about the violence. mr. trump said he spoke with the attorney general and the director to figure out what can be done. >> hate has no place in our country and we're going to take care of it. we have done much more than most administrations. and it's really not talked about very much, but we have done actually a lot. but perhaps more has to be done. >> the president praised officers in both cities for their quick response. >>> beto o'rourke is blaming president trump for t

and two seals were implicated in the hazing death of sergeant logan melgar.nd drugs involving cocaine in 2010. cbs news obtained an internal investigation of s.e.a.l.s passing drug tests by swapping out their urine with clean samples anw n't juthst y orwo. >> reporter: retired navy s.e.a.l. eric deming is one of several who has come to cbs news about complaints of corruption. he spoke to david martin. >> i've got two boys old enough and i wouldn't let them be part of it. >> really. >> iwould not. >> deming and others met with admiral green on monday to detail their concerns, and according to one account, green told them, heads are going to roll, and one of them might be his. jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on the "morning news," the air force takes on the problem of rising suicide in the ranks. >>> and katy perry is ordered to pony up. how much the singer will pay in the fight over her song "dark horse." this is the "cbs morning news." pay for her song "dark horse." this is the "cbs morning news." reply all look. own your look with fewer lin

g men are two games over 500 and here is bruce bochy on logan webb's debut. >> nice job. i mean, what a nice debut, gives up a couple there, you know, one earned run in the first inning, but you know, stayed poised out there, and you know, gave us five solid innings, one earned run, i think one walk. i mean, he looked good, didn't he? he had good stuff, good command, nice slider change-up. did a nice job in this ball park for his debut. >> a's hosting the astros at the coli. bottom of the third bases loaded for matt olsen and he singles to right center to give the a's the 3-2 lead. next batter mark cana singles to right field. the a's tally five runs in the inning alone. top of the seventh, a's up 8-3. brandtley's ball goes off the glove and joseph is there to make a heads up play to get the runner out at first. a's would go on to win 8-4. they have won four in a row for a season high 19 games over 500. >>> both the giants and the a's are going for the four-game sweep on sunday. that's all the time we have for sports. more news after the break. in the human brain, billion

the night belongs to logan. struck out 7 and only allowed one earned run for the win. they go on to beat the diamondbacks 11 hartford 6. two games over .500 and here's nice job.debut. gives up a couple thereone earn first inning, but, you know, stayed poised out there. he gave us five solid innings. you know, one earned run, one walk. he looked good, didn't he? he had good stuff, good command, nice slider going, change up. kid did a nice job in this ballpark for his debut. >> a's hosting the astros. bottom of the third, bases loaded and matt olson would single to right center to give the a's the 3-2 lead. next batter, mark canha, he singles to right field. two runs would come in to score. the a's had five runs in the inning alone. top of the 7th, 8-3. michael brantley ball. the rookie made a spectacular heads up play to get the go on . they have won four in a row for a season high 19 games over .500. both the giants and the a's are going for the four-game sweep on sunday. that's all the time we have for sports. more news after the break. here's one you guys will like.

logan turner seen here in this photo lived in ohio, which is about 40 miles north of cincinnati.s he was the world's best son. so far this year, there have been 253 mass shootings in the united states. that's according to data from the nonprofit group gun violence archives that started collecting the data in 2013. it gathered data every day from law enforcement organizations as well as local, state and federal governments. here are some of the numbers. within the last week, there have been nine

the d ration that you see on the right hand side is referred to as the logan bar. it had to have high food energy value and have to taste better than a boiled potato. they don't want the soldiers eating them like candy bars. they would not be put into mass production again until 1941 with the intention to give soldiers enough energy for about 24 hours in emergency's conditions. that equates to about 600 calories. it was not tasty but it was able to with stand temperatures of about 120 degrees and was relatively small and light. it became a viable option for soldiers to carry and consume in emergency situations. manufacturing problems occurred as was explained normal chocolate production is done with a flulds chocolate. you have seen chocolate melt and poured into mold because this with stands higher temperatures, it does not ever melt hershey had to devise new energying in order to develop these at a mass level for the u.s. military. the army masters worried about protecting these emergency rations from things like poison gases. they engineered down from the sleeve

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but there's a lot of humor out of wildlife alliance ranger from logan in mark's tells us this man could face up to 5 years in prison for his load of luxury hardwood timber it might have been sold for many thousands of dollars it had reached its final destination to fight expansion and it's about it having to feed people to the water's going to be on the water and if the south pacific smell. ranges copus going to team in sees the love used to try as well. very must have permission for council at the big check namable but i thought of the big that that away as you know right because. look at this. she had to change that's. it only 2 years left here so what does this represent for us these are weapons of mass destruction a change just like the one. that. clears. are now heading into the wilderness with while my phone lines in forces police in dry and use. they have intelligence of an illegal logging camp deep in a protected. area. after walking 7 kilometers it's the camp dog that gives away the location. it's a rough life for the longest in these evidence they've been here for weeks you ca

as is coming back from his sophomore year in indiana he landed in the logan airport in boston and got into a cab and said to the cab driver can you take me to cambridge massachusetts. and he said are you going to harvard, are you student? yes, i'm sitting history. in the cab driver said that's what i studied when i went to harvard. so john roberts said maybe this is not a lucrative profession as a thought. he did not change his major he majored in history but took courses that might prepare for law school. >> how have you reading habits in the book that you have read contributed to your personal success? >> i think by reading a lot you learn more than you would not if you do not read a lot. i've been privileged to read quickly and absorb relatively well what i read, i don't have a photographic memory but i wish you did. i love reading books and i tell people, i make speeches about reading that it is important to read and i read a lot of newspapers, magazines but books absorb the mind and focus the mind much more, is much more important to read a book they go through the beginning, mid

this is what football used to be like for logan, watching his brother play from the sidelines. after a day working on a plan with different coaches at st george's park, the game of frame football was born. logan's skills with the football have improved to such an extent that he can now do a rinaldo shot. look at that! he turns ona rinaldo shot. look at that! he turns on a sixpence and he is getting very competitive. these sessions have turned this team into one of the best in the country after winning against him across the uk, even the world, but crucially, it is help them develop their skills in everyday life as we see arthur running up for the ball now. everyday life as we see arthur running up for the ball nowm gives him a bit of exercise, it strengthens him more. just about being with your friends as well. it gives them a sense of being independent, like say the big thing is just to be independent, like say the big thing isjust to be in independent, like say the big thing is just to be in the same as their friends. what is your best bet? my shooting. do you have a hard sho

logan's skills with the football have improved to such an extent he can now even do the rinaldo chop.imes the world, but also, crucially, they're really helped them develop their skills and mobility skills in everyday life, as we see arthur running up for the ball now. just gives him a bit of exercise, it strengthened him up. just about being with your friends as well. it gives them a sense of being independent, like say, the big thing isjust being the same as their friends. are you going to try and beat me? yeah. be gentle with him, though, won't ya? yeah. what's your best bit? my shooting. your shooting's the best bit? yes. do you have a hard shot? 0h! he has beaten me on the far post. it gives him his chance of walking, really, so, that he did not have before, so... and playing football has definitely helped him strengthen that and be more confident in doing that, so... what is your best bit? playing the match. scoring goals? yeah. we'll let you go and score some. yeah. well done. what i want you to do is bring the balls into the middle. there are now frame football teams competing

you logan piece it over here in doha your top stories from al-jazeera mass rally planned in hong kong this weekend has been called off following the arrest of 3 prominent activists joshua wong and the chan and agnes child in custody they have been at the forefront of weeks of protests against hong kong leaders and the growing influence of china in the territory so a clock is there with more. some major developments this morning with 300 high point fall for democracy activists who arrested in particular the chief founders of the davis' story posse joshua one and just you know been arrested here on friday in the early hours of this morning just no one was arrested this morning on the whites who were at the train station and i guess child was arrested at her home now they just tell the press conference one of the representatives of demister on the edge in hong kong people not to be deterred by these arrests they're also encouraging the young movement and other people in hong kong to go out and protest tomorrow despite the cancellation of this mass rally that was organized by the super hu

two seals implicated in the hazing death of special forces sergeant logan melgar.nd cocaine and other drug use in seal team 10. cbs news obtained an internal navy investigation that revealed seals passing drug tests by swapping out their urine with clean samples and calling the heug testing program a joke. >> so the problems that we're having now isn't just in the last year or two. >> reporter: retired navy seal eric deming is one of several who have come to cbs news over the past two years with complaints about corruption. he spoke this week to david martin. re i got two boys that are old enough, and i wouldn't even let them be part of it. >> reporter: really? >> i would not. >> o'donnell: jan crawford joins us tonight. and, jan, did this retired seal say what he thinks should be done? >> reporter: well, yes, for one thing, accountability. he and other retired and active- duty seals met with admiral green on monday to detail their concerns and according to one account green told them, "heads toe going to roll." one of them might be his. norah. >> o'donnell: all ri

home depot when cedartown georgia last week to buy parts to build one themselves when employees heard logan story they surprised his parents building the walker for the call me crazy but i'm fine but. when one kid gets to walk things to a chain hardware store story kind of disturbing what about the other disabled children who are in surrounded by extremely healthy for home depot employees what do they do if these volumes about the people there actually was a trigger that's really does everything it's clear with who we know and in other countries that basic assistance to handicapped child would be basic human rights on the other hand when it comes to home depot employees my experience is much different. do you know where the orange pipe is. you know i don't think that's my department you think we sell that sort of thing we have i just saw a kid with the orange pipe crippled kid with the orange walker he had the pipe you know lady we don't so kids in another similar story and picked up by a major news networks 2 year old couldn't walk on his own so one high school robotics team built him a cu

including the gunman's own 22-year-old sister megan betts. 30-year-old logan turner was killed, a student at saintclair community college in dayton and the college said in a statement they are deeply saddened by the news. and while addressing the nation this morning, president trump called this weekend'sacks acts of domestic terrorism and he was very specific condemning white supremacy. >> in one voice, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy. these sinister ideology must be defeated. hate has no place in america. >> during the speech mr. trump called for instituting death penalties for hate crimes. >> the president did not call congress back to washington, d.c. from the summer break to take action, though democrats are calling for more action. earlier this morning house speaker nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer sent out this hileement, quk off his call talking about gun viol prisoner to the gun lobby and the nra. >>> a bay area tech company has cut critical cybersecurity to the website where the el paso gunman posted the racist rant before opening fire. cloud fai

. >> let's hear it for logan! >> i love it. he's giving everyone hype.oy's mom said this is his first concert ever at just five. he's obviously -- it is all downhill from here. every concert is going to be like, why am i not up there. >> exactly. pretty amazing. what a memory for im. >> a good time for a lot of people today. the weather is not too bad. >> not too bad. it will start to heat up this afternoon. reaching a low 90s and we have a lot more 90s headed our way. >> mmm. >> we'll see you tomorrow morning. it is cool in the morning from 4:30 to 7:00 and of course midday at 11:00. have a good day. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more.