those are airmen and women from travis air force base. part of their salute to the service, the niners along with the nfl and usaa sponsored a boot catch of sorts, a football style one. 50 military men and women from travis put themselves to the shoes of the niners and competed in running, jumping and agility and pass catching. >> it was awesome. i loved it and thank you for the experience. >> reporter: these folks from travis seem this pretty good shape but can they measure up to the niners in the three cone drill, for instance. >> they are super this shape and bigger than us. they are not normal human being. they are amazing. >> reporter: a few thought they could hold their own. >> it's comparable. we do a lot of this running and running and calisthenics. >> reporter: the boot catches are going on in six nfl cities throughout the month of august but the first time for the 49ers. >> it manes the world toll me -- it means the world to me. >> reporter: the boot camp serve as appreciation for those in the military base near an nfl team. >>

theythey go in and they kill the travis family. then they jump francis. some of these pictures are from the wpa, the actual pictures from 100 years later, from the farms. this is just a shack. they knock on the door, come on out. we have a message. grab him. kill him. revolt begins initially taking advantage of surprise. morning, they start going quickly. they get horses and move. swing back.he they go to catherine whitehead's house and peter edwards and richard porter's and new terraces. nine on horseback, six are walking, they are making their way back toward jerusalem. when they get to catherine whitehead's plantation, a bigger plantation, turner will kill the only person he killed, margaret whitehead. lots have been made of this, as this graphic novel picture makes. william styron made back againsr response comes in. once they realize word has spread, once they come to plantations abandoned, they come together. they come together at the harris plantation and they are up to 40 slaves at this point and they are all excited about what is happening. as th

travis? travis: thank you, evan. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for being here today. i want to thank my colleagues at csba for the terrific feedback and insight they provided while i was preparing this report. i feel extremely lucky because working at a place like csba, i'm surrounded by experts and not at all ashamed to admit i drew heavily on their knowledge and expertise when i was preparing the report. to my teammates at csba, thank you very much. in my report and in the talk i will give today, i will focus on three questions. the first question is, where is the budget headed? answering this question is important because this has been a volatile year for the federal budget. we entered the year with a government shutdown, negotiations over the future of the budget control act spending caps consumed much of our time in the spring and summer. just last month, congress and the white house agreed to a deal that would increase the spending caps contained in the budget control act. what i want to do today is pause and take stock of where w

travis head heading some fours.cher was only a substitute fielder. he couldn't bowl. well, not until the next test. and smith tormented england. fielder there? i'lljust guided past him. infuriating. travis head was drawn out of his crease, but there was no stopping. well, the ball evaded ba i rstow, stopping. well, the ball evaded bairstow, england's wicketkeeper. the lead was beyond 100. travis head got 250. and it seemed like there was nothing england could do about it. never write off ben stokes. he found the edge. bairstow held the catch and travis head gone. but smith still doing his thing. he bats like nobody else. great fun. unless, of course, you are the bowler. this could go on all day, you know. how is your patience? like it or not, smith is still going. steve smith willjust be finishing off his lunch on 98 not out. a mere mortal may feel a bit anxious, i suppose, having to wait for his 100. but i'm not sure if those rules apply to steve smith. so australia will resume 231—4. that is a lead already of 141.

travis and jonathan, close as brothers mike travis in the sixth round and jonathan on the first to call and congratulate him. it will be interesting to see who makes the roster. >> greg: yeah, melanie my friendships all over. from guys who have played together at schools or against each other. >> trent: that is the harsh reality of the league. so many spots and everybody is fighting for them. it is your job, your career, and what you want to do. unfortunately, at times, it can be a little cutthroat. but there are spots where guys develop on the practice squad and take advantage of that to get on a roster. >> greg: 2nd & 15. jump pass, incomplete. johnson had a little traffic in front of him and had to go in the air. isaac not all the intended receiver. >> trent: we talk there is only one caught -- cut down day where there used to be several. it is tougher for a coach. >> trent: i think it would be easier on the coaches have the personnel because it would give them bodies for preseason game. a big reason for doing it. and also gives another opportunity for guys to get on tape and teams t

those are airmen and women from at travis air force base. as part of their salute to service, the niners along with the nfl and usaa sponsored a boot camp of sorts, not a military boot camp but a football style one. 50 military men and women from travis put themselves in the shoes of the niners and competed against each other in running, jumping, agility and pass catching. >> it was awesome! i loved it. thank you for the experience. >> reporter: these folks from travis seemed in pretty good shape but can they measure up to the niners in the three cone drill for instance? >> super in shape, just bigger than us. i mean, beings. they're just amazing. sit ups. er: a few thought very good. very good. >> you could hang with the 49ers? >> yeah. i do. >> reporter: these boot camps are going on in six nfl cities throughout the month of august. but it's the first time with the 49ers. tight end george kittle served as honorary host. >> it means the world because there's not anyone i respect more than military and the fact they do what they do so i can

up to 30 travis. last couple of days it's been 15 or 20 p that's a sure sign inland areas will cool down. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. the low cloud deck, making a bigger surge. 50s, 60s, well to the north. not that cool but mid 50s, maybe low 50s. that activity over the sierra nevada fired up. everything is quieting down. 60s, 70s, 80s for many through the interior. we both came in at the exact same time, i said, hey, bud. how are you doing mr. sal castaneda. >>> thank you, steve. what is the altamonte pass look like? traffic is looking good. 205 is slow out of tracy. altamonte pass looks pretty good. no major issues driving out to pleasanton. this is interstate 880, oakland. i don't see the road work. traffic is moving along nice by. at the bay bridge it is light. >>> mexican thoughts are searching for suspects after 23 people were killed and 13 were hurt at a bar on the mexican coast. authorities say the attackers started a deadly fire that raced through the bar, eight women and 15 minute were

gusts to 33 travis. that's your delta wind, 5s 60s on the temperatures. peninsula, 50s, woodside is 59 degrees on the san mateo coast. low clouds and fog, maybe quieter pattern in the sierra as well. could be afternoon buildups. we are on the drier side and cooler side. 60s and 70s and 80s through the interior. >>> super commute time, now, steve, we are off to a nice start in solano county, driving in from fairfield vacville, american canyon, looks pretty good across the carquinez or if you are driving on 680 south towards the venetia bridge. if you are wondering when can i get a really good commute, now is the time. traffic looks good down the east shore freeway to the macarthur maze then to the bay bridge toll plaza. back to the desk. >>> today is the last day for 2020 presidential candidates to qualify for the next democratic debate. mark maredith is live in washington with a look at who has made the cut and why some candidates are struggling to gain momentum. >> reporter: good morning. democrats have no shortage of candidates eager to challenge presid

travis has an incredible amount of historical knowledge about the company.ly bright, as are our other board members. i use him at the board. he's a very strong advisor, and his background on the company is incredibly useful, and i think he's supportive. ultimately, now we are a public company, and the shareholders are going to pick their own board. that governance process will take care of itself going forward. emily: so you talk to him often. dara: usually during board meetings, and occasionally off-line as well. emily: but he's on the board for now. dara: he's on the board for now, and he will be on the board tomorrow. still ahead, hurricane dorian gathers force. it is set to hit florida as a category four storm over the weekend. we will discuss dorian's potential economic impacts next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." time for the stock of the hour. shares of ulta beauty falling the most in almost 12 years as they posted a rare quarterly earnings miss. talked about weakness in the u.s. cosme

travis joining us for the discussion. if you want to ask questions about his experience and the overall topic of opioid addiction and opioid issues, 8000, eastern and central time zones. mountain and pacific time zones, (202)-748-8001. if you're part of the medical community, (202)-748-8002. you are a bioethicist by training. describe what that is and how it relates when you examine addiction and opioids. guest: a bioethicist is someone who thinks about the ethics and policy issues raised by medicine and public health. i don't recommend this as a strategy. becoming impatient is a good way -- becoming a patient is a good way for a bioethicist to study something. you see all these gaps, deep chasms in the health care system. you see failures and you are trained to identify them. the journey i described in the book, not just a journey of withdrawal and coming to recover from that, is also about realizing, i have a unique voice because i'm specifically trained to identify these problems. i spent 4 years since then working on

for us, just an on shore breeze. 32 at travis. on shore oakland and concord.and the lows are mainly in the 60s. petaluma is 64. san anselmo, 65. and oakland at 67. and so is sfo. san jose says we're 67 as well. the lows are way above where they should be but the highs will fall below. and mostly sunny skies today. 60s, 70s, 80s on the temps. and after today, we start a warmup that takes us into the weekend. >>> time is 4:22. state lawmakers debating new restrictions on charter schools. up next, why the lawmakers think there should be more controls on new charter schools. >>> and a new agreement that straightens out a deal for condo owners in the millennium towers. the actions they are taking to fix the sinking building. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 4:25. people are remembering and mentioning the tragic death of 39-year-old pro racer and host of myth busters, jesse combs. she died trying to break a land speed record. she was driving a jet like car in a desert in oregon. the cause of the crash is not known. >>> people who own condos have reache

those are air men and women from travis air force base . >> fired off but i >> fired off, >> in partthe salute to service, the niners along with the nfl and usaa sponsored a boot camp of sorts, not a military boot camp but a football style one. 50 military men and women from travis put themselves in the shoes of the niners and competed against each other in running, jumping, agility and even pass catching . >> it was awesome, yes, i loved it. thank you for the experience. definitely, the 49ers . >> these folks all seem in pretty good shape but can they measure up to the niners and the three cone drill, for instance? >> they are super in shape, just bigger than us. they are not normal human beings. they are just amazing . >> but a few years the list that they could hold their own with the football players >> they do a lot of this running in calisthenics and push-ups and set up so it was very good. very good . >> can you hang with the 49ers? >> yes, i do. >> these boot camps are going on in 6 nfl cities throughout the month of august but it is the first time with the 49ers. the niners

travis at 94. and if you are going to tahoe, reno, all the moisture from the tropics is staying way to the east. water temps came up a teeny bay. 56 san francisco. upper 50s monterey. half moon bay, still not reporting. still. i'll get on them. 50s and 60s on the temps. and probably a little bit cooler for some but the low clouds are making a push. 50 in pen grove. and 61 cancels owe. and bodega bay is 52. san francisco is sleeping. 59 in monterey. 37 in truckee. finally, the monsoon kicked in in arizona. southern california and southern nevada, las vegas, looking better. looking pretty good. the area of low pressure will sweep in enhancing the fog bank. it's a zig or a sag of 50 miles in atmosphere. tomorrow warmer and we'll take it to the weekend. and next week looking cooler. no big change from july. >>> 4:22 is the time. a survivor of the gilroy shooting says this is not the first mass shooting she's had to escape from. >> i can't believe this is happening again. we were trying to find somewher

caller: travis, this is interesting. i was ahead of the curve. i became a convicted felon because of this stuff in 2001. theve gotten introduced, in 1980's as a migraine patient, and it went from there. assumptions and presumptions about who gets caught up in this, what is your research bear out regarding the changing phrasing and attitude, now that there is well-to-do suburban white kids getting caught up in it, it is an epidemic, it is a medical problem, but not too many years ago, you are seeing, if you were involved in the stuff, you are seeing it as a common drug, criminal with potential for violence and all manner of criminality just because of the class of drug it was. guest: yeah. super important question. i am grateful to talk about it. i say at the end of the book, you cannot responsibly have this conversation without saying explicitly a bunch of the things you just said. serious drug problem in this country for decades before anyone was calling it a crisis. 1990's,ned starting mid 1999-2010, overdose rate from prescription opioids quad

those are air men and women from travis air force base . >> >> reporter: as part of the salute to theners along with the nfl men and and the usaa, sponsored a boot camp of sorts. a military style one, 50 men and women from transit travis put their shoes and worked on running, and even pass catching . >> i loved it. thank you for the experience. definitely, the 49ers for that . >> these folks from travis seaman good shape but can they measure up to the niners and the three code drill? >> they are super in shape, just bigger than us, they are not normal human beings. they are just amazing . >> a few years double as they thought they could hold their own . >> we had to do a lot of running and calisthenics and push-ups and situps. it was very good. very good . >> you think you could hang with the 49ers? >> yes, i do. >> these boot camps are going on in 6 nfl cities throughout the month of august but it is the first time here as the 49ers. star tight end, george served as honorary host . >> it means the world to me because there is nomilitary members. they do what i do so i can do what i d

those are airmen and women from travis air force base. >> fired up! >> yes, we are!rter: as part of their salute to the service, the niners along with the nfl and the usaa sponsored a boot camp of sorts, not a military boot camp, but a football style one. 50 military men and women from travis put themselves in the shoes of the niners and competed against each other in running, jumping, agility and even pass catching. >> it was awesome, yes! i loved it! thank you for the experience. >> reporter: these folks from travis all seem in pretty good shape, but can they measure up to the niners in the three-cone drill, for instance? >> they're super in shape. they're just bigger than us. i mean, they're not normal human beings. they're just amazing. >> reporter: but a few thought they could hold their own with the football players. >> it is comparable. we do a lot of this, rubbing and push-up -- running and push- ups and sit-ups, so very good. >> reporter: so you think you could hang with the 49er ? >> yes, i do. i do. >> reporter: these boot camps are going on in six nfl cit

riverside travis is babying for science participating in a study that measures his intake puff duration volume and frequency when you get out here you're going to have a science degree why not wait for science why now before we know if it's safe i mean it's either a vapor a smoke cigarettes and we already know cigarettes are about to roll the dice exactly it's a roll of the dice some. of the people that are choosing a thing over conventional cigarettes are choosing the unknown over the know and they know that conventional cigarettes and give them cancer there's a chance that it's better and so they're rolling the dice with that but they're still gambling with their own house and sometimes adults are making more info. and decisions within you have all these kids right well absolutely i mean adolescents there's still in a stage of brain development they're not as capable as adults of making good decisions and they're uniquely 5th up to bullet to addiction and usually we've got regulations in place that help protect for specifically those kind of cases but here it's so new you know you kno

west southwest 22, travis. that was about 10 miles an hour. that's impressive. 50's, 60's on the temperatures. peninsula temperatures. little cooler wood side 54 but low 60's over to union city and redwood city. 60 in los altos hills. 60 to the the 0's through the inside. sal is here. >>> we are going to start

don't tell travis that. he will say absolutely not. i have an incredible idea. >> what was that?> travis created involved in his nitro world games. >> that's slightly dangerous if you don't make that ramp. >> yes. that's a 100-foot gap. if you get it just right, the landing ramp will cradle you to the ground. there are three separate racing lines that the drivers can take. so that all plays into the strategy. you have to use eechl of tach o different racing lines at least one. red bull has a hand in this bringing together some of the best rally racers. one person fractured three vertebrae in his back. >> i saw that on twitter. he was seriously injured. >> he was seriously injured but he's going the nonsurgical route to recover from his injuries. >>> a baby raccoon in need of a g hand. >>er her strength. >> sue hoe sheee how she's real roll coming up. >>> and parents remember the good old days when -- >> you could do anything. >> why some saturdays will never be the same. >> how long have you been there? >> about an hour. >> it's that bad? ♪ i feel, i feel golden ♪ i feel like gli

they're going to start at joseph travis' house, joseph travis the man who is nat turner's owner, not his owner, his guardian of his owner. anyway, and they're going to set out and follow this path towards jerusalem. okay. so what do they do? they start squabbling in the yard of joseph travis about who is going to hit first. nat turner is talking about how you're going to cut people's heads off. time to begin. let's do it. no. you begin first. why? well because they didn't trust him. they didn't trust, they didn't -- they wanted to make sure he couldn't walk away and wash his hands and say i don't know what they're talking about. those guys are crazy. you take a swing, everyone knows you're going to die. okay. again, these people weren't following nat turner blindly. they weren't his disciples. so what do they do? they go in and they kill the travis family. and then they jump salathial francis, some of these pictures are from 100 years later of the farms. this is the farm which is just really a shack. here it is. they knock on the door and say come on out. we got a message for you. gr

low supportys at 72 and there is the gust at 32 at travis. that is triple what it was. 10 miles per hour yesterday. the napa airports west of 12. oakland, concord both west. the shore breeze is in place. fiftys and 60s. the cloud cover helps to keep the lows up as long as the warmer ocean sea surface temps. they're all 60 and helps on the warmer side as well and 60s, 70s and 80s through the tipper toior. >> we have traffic slow and this is because of earlier issues that are clear and getting better. awhile ago, almost 50, 55 minutes between the two points and now it's 45. the things are evening out when you get to the bay bridge. there is another 20-minute delay. we have had a few wrecks and not that many. this is a look at interstate 880 and driving past the coliseum. if you're used to the normal slowdowns, you will see a lot of those. but you're not going to see a lot of major incidents and this is on the major highways, anyway. and this is the a look at interstate 880 between hayward and freeway minute. it's slow and we go to the south bay

only 16 in travis. yesterday, it was 30. 60s on a lot of the lows, we're starting off on the mild side. and everyone is really close. fog retreats and high builds in for a couple of days, and next week is looking really cool. today warmer with 60s, 70s, 80s to a few low 90s. >>> people in gilroy say they will not let last weekend's shooting rampage at the gilroy garlic festival define them. instead, they'll be defined by how they move forward. and the veteran police officers are being called heroes. elissa hairing ton >> reporter: the officers responded in less than a minute and killed the gunman. the gilroy police provided the names of the three officers, they are eric cryar, a 23-year veteran, officer hugo del moral, a 17-year veteran. and officer robert basuino a 13- year veteran. >> the devil came to gilroy and gilroy pd sent him tight back tohell. >> people of gilroy, please look around and look at this crowd. that did not destroy us. >> last night hundreds gathered in the downtown corridor for a c

travis has an incredible amount of historical knowledge about the company.is incredibly bright, as are other board members. i use him at the board. he is a strong advisor. his background is incredibly useful, and he is supportive. ultimately, we are a public company and the shareholders will get to pick their own board and that governance process will take care of itself going forward. emily: you talk to him often? dara: i talked to him usually during board meetings and offline. emily: he is on the board for now? dara: he is. he's on the board now and he will be on the board tomorrow. emily: let's talk about the future. to those who say uber is a ridesharing and food delivery company, what is the next big idea? dara: i think the ideas we have right now in this building are plenty of big ideas. we've got ridesharing, food delivery, micro mobility, we've got autonomous, freight revolutionizing how truckers move around and how shippers ship product all over the world. we have elevate, as well. we have enormous ideas, and now is execution time. emily: where is t

gusts to 30 travis. that's the strongest by far all week. bodega bay says 60. partnership ray, san francisco buoy monterey and beau buoys in the 60s. chris henry said morgan hill, early september aren't those the warmest bow key temperatures for us? that's buoy temperatures for us? that's correct. we are getting close to where they should be. 50s, 60s on the temperatures. probably not doing to change much, east bay temperatures, el cerrito, pinole in the upper 50s as is san ramone. 60 black hawk. 60 ukiah. 61 monterey. ocean temperatures, warmer ocean temperatures holding up the lows. monterey airport showing 61. fog went out temperatures cool off today. 60s, 70s, 80s few low 90s inland. most locations dropping and continuing that theme into thursday. thursday looks to be the coolest day of the week. monday was the warmest. after that a rebound on friday. warmer into the weekend nothing we vice presidents seen or dealt with before. >>> reducing the cost of college coming up the details of governor newsom. plan to allow students to attend community college for f

now a breeze up to 2 # at travis. now coming down. slightly stronger than yesterday but it's not robust. 60's, 70's. few 50's. city 57. berkeley 56. lot mid60's. nevado down to a cool 52. winds are at 57 and then upper 50's, 6o's. american canyon, vallejo, both at 58. plenty of low clouds though the water temperature is -- warm as its been all summer. mostly in the low 60's. look for fog to hang on longer today and then burn back and then later this afternoon and tonight higher clouds will drift in. we will maybe a nice sunrise with the tropical clouds. today it's 60's to 90's. still warm. tomorrow though, could you cool it off i said sure, for you, pam, 60's, 70's and lanely 80's. most locations will cool off a lot more as that lifts in. that will weaken the ridge. sun, clouds, thunderstorm activity. i would think north and east of us. then little cooler thursday into friday. nice weekend. cooler. >> thank you. >>> supporting the family of a highway patrol officer, coming up the statewide fundraiser after the officer was killed when

travis has an incredible amount of historical knowledge about the company.e is incredibly bright, as are other board members. and i use him at the board. he is a strong advisor. and his background of the company is incredibly useful, and he is supportive. ultimately, we are a public company and the shareholders are going to get to pick their own board and that governance process will take care of itself going forward. emily: you talk to him often? dara: i talk to him usually during board meetings and once in a while offline. absolutely. emily: he is on the board for now? dara: he is, and he will be on the board tomorrow. emily: let's talk about the future, then. to those who say uber is a ridesharing and food delivery company, what is the next big idea? dara: the ideas we have right now in this building are plenty big ideas. we have got ridesharing, food delivery, micro mobility, autonomous, freight revolutionizing how truckers move around. and how shippers ship product all over the world. we've got elevate as well. we have an enormous number of big ideas an

in fact tony travis, the guy i talked but from haiti. a comment in the book but suppressed this to me and i put it in the back. he has began lot of combat and she save you don't know if what you have done and the damage you inflicted -- you don't get any direct feedback. you don't 0 know if you solved any problems and don't know the outcome. when he went to haiti he said i felt like i knew immediately i impacted people's lives in a positive way and the feedback was immediate. and one thing he says is very poignant was, combat controllers bring order from chaos when nobody else can. and they do it autonomously. no directs hem. just turn them loose. and it's amazing. just -- i built on miscomment there sorry to hijack you. issue in else? we have time for more questions if. >> as much as you know now about what happened there is any part of this that remains a mystery to you, you could not answer? >> no. for my purposes for the book, i understand everything. if if didn't know what it was i tracked it down other. booked that have covered the

travis air force base was conducting a mobility exercise and it could be related to that. we'll bring you any available updates online and of course our news tonight at 5:00. >>> a recent hot weather is really kind of unwelcome by some folks but unless you're a wine maker. >> the last blast of heat was good enough to kick off the grape harvest in east bay. steve bourbon of the three steve's wine tells us the grapes are ready for harvest but said this year he's actually been a bit challenging because late rains knocked ott the blooms. the quality of the grapes on the other hand -- >> the taste is outstanding. i'm vet excited to see what we'll get. some of the later grapes to come in, our cabernet which some of these grapes are and they took longer to change colors, to go through from the greenish color to the redskin and so that suggests we're a little bit behind this year. but we've had a few hot days and we're up for a few more hot days so you never know, it might turn into a great growing season. >> local clergy will be out blissing the grapes to kick off the wine harves

travis head and patrick come and saw the tourists 154-6.n a good place going ahead. we've still got at least two games, but it was important we have got a really good response this week and it puts us in a really good place going into the game. now to tennis where daniil medvedev be daniel got them to win his first masters 1000 title. the russian had lost two finals recently became stop here. and in the women's final, with the us open fast approaching, the 2017 finalised keys won the title and soak herself back into the top ten players. justin thomas won the bmw championship by three shots, taking him top of the fedex carb points list with one tournament left to play —— fedex cup, the american finished at 25 under and now heads in to the tourist championship in at lanza, hoping to scope the $15 million bonus on the pga tour. sheffield united picked up theirfirst bonus on the pga tour. sheffield united picked up their first win since returning to the premier league where they beat crystal palace 1—0 at home on sunday. lan party still looking

riverside travis is babying for science participating in a study that measures his intake puff duration volume and frequency when you get out of here you're going to have a science degree why not wait for science why now before we know if it's safe i mean it's either a vapor a smoke cigarettes and we already know cigarettes are about to roll the dice exactly it's a roll of the dice some. of the people that are choosing a thing over conventional cigarettes are choosing the unknown over the know and they know that conventional cigarettes and give them cancer there's a chance that it's better and so they're rolling the dice with that but they're still gambling with their own house and sometimes adults are making more informed decisions with and you know. well absolutely i mean adolescents there's still in a stage of brain development they're not as. capable as adults of making good decisions and their uniquely 5th up to bullet to addiction and usually we've got regulations in place that help protect for specifically those kind of cases but here it's so new you know you know the regulations

travis joining us for the discussion. if you want to ask questions about his experience and the overall topic of opioid addiction and opioid issues, 8000, eastern and central time zones. mountain and pacific time zones, (202)-748-8001. if you're part of the medical community, (202)-748-8002. you are a bioethicist by training. describe what that is and how it relates when you examine addiction and opioids. guest: a bioethicist is someone who thinks about the ethics and policy issues raised by medicine and public health. i don't recommend this as a strategy. becoming impatient is a good way -- becoming a patient is a good way for a bioethicist to study something. you see all these gaps, deep chasms in the health care system. you see failures and you are trained to identify them. the journey i described in the book, not just a journey of withdrawal and coming to recover from that, is also about realizing, i have a unique voice because i'm specifically trained to identify these problems. i spent 4 years since then working on

wicked england would have led this morning for steve smith, they did not get him but they did get travishat he convinced his captain to use a review there. three wickets taken this morning by england, 80—4 was the score and a possible thereafter so we will resume tomorrow hoping for sunshine and england will resume the conundrum of how to get rid of steve smith. and maybe get rid of the rain as well. huddersfield's desperate form on their return to the championship has continued after they were beaten 2—1 by fellow relegated side fulham. huddersfield are without a win in any competition since, get this february. it's after ivan cavaleiro winner 10 minutes from time lifted fulham to 3rd. huddersfield drop to 20th. hearts are the first side into the quarter finals of the scottish league cup. they beat motherwell 2—1 in atrocious conditions at fir park. michael smith's opener was the pick of the goals.

simon: travis, listen.ant to let this angela bassett-arm-having-lady manhandle you, but i will. back up. i just want you to know that you're trying to give away some shoes that sneaker freaker once described as five out of five birthday cake emojis. [ engine starts ] olivia: yo, it's curtis. he came back. hey, curtis! yo, drive around the corner so we can hop out! good idea. hey, my music game him the strength to come save us! man, glory to my bars. curtis! [ all shouting ] hey, who the [bleep] is curtis? probably the dude i [bleep]ed up. whoo. what is this stuff? oh, here we go. [ whistles ] [ chuckles ] this is old. ah, i guess it will work. hey! help! [ yelling ] turner: stop it! didn't y'all get my text? ugh! go! get out of here! goodnight: oh! damn. it didn't send. look, i sent it, it did not go through, and that is totally my fault. and next time, i will be more thorough. partners? yes? i respect that. [ moaning ] q: well, stacy, after all of that, it looks like we only got 11 of 108 repos finished. t

. >> booger: especially against travis kelce. he's too big for a linebacker, but you can take a big safety like james and put him on kelce. now i think that favors the chargers. >> joe: walter will get the carry, and he drives ahead. that should be a first and goal for the 49ers. james, when he comes back, by the way, probably will be around the time of our mexico city "monday night football" game with chiefs and chargers. >> booger: i've had that injury, they had to put a screw in there. even when you come back healthy, it will take time for that to heal. it took me four months to heal, and another additional two or three weeks to get back into it. >> joe: first and goal. walter remains the lone back. will throw the fade, and coming up with it for the score, kendrick bourne. had to work to get that second foot down. a great effort by bourne. look at that. tapping that foot and controlling possession. >> booger: i like bourne. that's just great body control. good throw, and you get the feet down. takes a lot of athleticism to do

scott performing because he briefs travis scott was too successful to be a side act.ation some people sayhe t moves are self-serving and q theystiothnat and interests should end because jay-z says so. allisoneopl, areling him he a selling out ort to nrot him w the table to make any of these changes. but the message is really confusing here,ecause jay-z has been very vocal abouthat is wrong w the nfl, right? and then t put out the message that he s with colin kardashian when by allnts that's notoucc necessarily true. at least that's what kaepernick's girl friend says. it almost seems like mixed voicmee profiting from the very thing all right. fled outor steve. >> i kindf agree with allison. i think -- look, ies brand. he has created his level of a point where pple will listen to them. allison i kind of agree with yoe without buying a stake in n team. if he wants to be an owner say tho. i want t own a team as an owner i'll fight for the causes i believe in. but this seems'm almost like using this as a shell to get into the league so that i can buy a team and profit off

very much. >> there will be copies of travis readers book at our registrar. if you like him to sign the book for me sign line to the right of the table and please pull up your chairs.

they passed the 1st hurdle made travis happy with the quality of the fish from now on most of us to deliver fresh fish to frankfurt twice a week in total up to one tonne his expectations were to have heads have become reality fishing can be sustainable and fair. small towns with great aspirations because clearly kids looking back the city of london loses protestant reformation. then we move on to find out germany's a town of the classics. regulation. luxury world is going to have a culture that's in store for a little stake in dodd and biden. next. on a delicate mission in the holy land. wolfgang schmitz. he's the provost the highest representative of germany's protestant church in jerusalem. what can you achieve in the region to avoid conflicts now dizzy cope with the pressures of his job. provost in jerusalem. in 60 minutes on d w. how about taking a few risks could even take a chance on what. raring to. don't expect happy ending. the church next. small towns big cities this is the motto of the check in moderators nicole furnish and new custom you go on tour to witan back vod in boston an

they go in and they kill the travis family. and then, they jump -- francis some of these pictures are from the wpa which of the actual pictures from 100 years later, the forms. this is -- francis's farm, which is really just a shack. it is. you knock on the door, they say, now. we got a message for you. grab them, kill them. so, the revolt begins initially, taking advantage of surprise. then, in the morning, they start going quickly. they get horses and they start moving. this is on the swing back. they go to catherine whitehead's house with peter edwards and richard porters and on the way to new harris, by this point in the morning, there are 9 on horseback and 6 are walking and they are making their way back towards jerusalem. when they get to catherine whitehead's plantation, which is a bigger plantation, nat turner is going to end up killing the only person he kills, which is margaret whitehead. a lot has been made of this. this graphic novel, picture. william stier made a tremendous amount of this. i think the explanation

ivan travis said she's bipolar, coming for thanksgiving, will be happy to see her. eileen sent miss malone a check. we have been doing this for about 11 years. the check came back yesterday and her number is no longer working. it doesn't look good. i had to call the boys, owen and nathaniel to bring groceries into the house tonight. nothing else. that spoke to me the tenderness you had for your son and most importantly the remedies you have about breaking your toe. and save you money. [applause] >> thank you for coming out and listening to the letters. this is the first time we have had a chance to dig in and here as many of the letters as are in this book. there are so many others. they are inspiring, they are i funny, they are so very serious and at the end of the day anyone who presents this book to us, a child or friend or loved one in peril, you have to elevate. i hope you will tell everybody about this book. i was inspired. i am so glad they allowed me to encourage them to take it all the way to a national publication. i wrote them for us so thank you for comi

very much. >> there will be copies of travis readers book at our registrar. if you like him to sign the book for me sign line to the right of the table and please pull up your chairs. [inaudible conversations] >> coming up live friday oral argument in a case regarding the release of president trumps financial records. in the second circuit court of appeals in new york city. live are starting around 11:30 a.m. eastern on the span. at 6:30 p.m. democratic presidential candidate pete the judge at a town hall meeting in nashua, new hampshire. on c-span2 at 8:00 a.m. the commander of air combat command will talk about readiness, several intelligence and rapid deployment. at 9:00 p.m. eastern at the meeting of the defense advisory at the prosecution of sexual assault in the armed forces. >> saturday on book tv at 7:00 p.m. eastern in her latest book our women on the ground author -- >> they wrote openly and honestly about their deepest struggle and one of the essays that comes to mind is it such a raw and honest account of grief and loss and reflects the state of t

they go in and they kill the travis family. some of these pictures are from the wpa which is from 100 years later. this is just really a shock. they say come on out we have a message for you and they grabbed him and kill him. so they began taking advantage of surprise. then in the morning they start going quickly. this is on the swing back. by this point in the morning there is nine on horseback and they are making their way back toward jerusalem. when they get to catherine whitehead's location which is bigger nat turner will end up killing the only person he killed which is margaret whitehead. a lot has been made of this. i think the explanation for this is a little bit symbol. nat turner was riding in the back of the general. he saw margaret whitehead escape. so they are going as fast. so then nat turner reassembles the group. the ones on horseback. he said let's bring them together so we can fight back against one of the room responses. so once they realize the word has spread and the go to plantations that y have been aband

and travis went up to 94. concord and livermore, 90. not today. 24 gusts, almost 30. that will do it. west at oakland. they were calm yesterday. water temps are about where they should be. maybe slightly below for august 1st. i believe san francisco should be about 56. checking in at 55. a little below. that's cold water. 71 up in lakeport. tracy is almost 70. but livermore at 62. 46 in truckee. they're did make it to the 30s again. 60 in monterey. the monsoon, which has been not much of a factor, is actually pushing away from phoenix in the desert of southern california. and also las vegas. and not making any move yet towards the tahoe area. maybe by the weekend, it might. but today and tomorrow, i think you're under clear skies. system will sweep through for a little cooldown. 60s, 70s, 80s on most of the temps. brentwood, near 90. but again, that's cooler than yesterday. most locations well inland are still average about 90 degrees. cooler than today. does look warmer than the weekend. but not compared to anything on the weekend. >> increasing

en la base de la fuerza Área travis acaban de avisar de un incidente de seguridad hablan de una falsa disparos en el depÓsito de abastecimiento. >>> ocurre cuando estÁn en un entrenamiento de dos dÍas para capacitarlos sobre cÓmo reaccionar en situaciones de emergencia, actuaron rÁpido y efi ci eficientemente. >>> buenas tardes. tendremos informaciones sobre las nuevas adjudicaciones para estudiantes. y vamos a puerto rico porque la isla se prepara para recibir a la tormenta dorÍan que afectaria a varias islas del caribe. vamos con mÁs detalles. >>> amigos, el cambio de trayectoria de la tormenta tomÓ a muchos por sorpresa, y se dijo que iba a pasar por el suroeste de la isla, y ahora dicen que va a papor otro lado, y estÁ cerca por donde entrÓ marÍa. y el peligro mayor es la lluvia, no tanto los vientos, estÁn conscientes de esto pero se preparan, hay muchas personas. y todavÍa por la tarde se espera que pase el sistema mÁs fuerte, la gobernadora dijo que estÁn preparados para enfrentar esto, que el sistema elÉctrico sigue dÉbil pero que debe tolerar la fuerza de esta tormenta, no pr

at travis air force base. fifty military members put themselves in the shoes of the 49ers, competing against each, competing against each other in running, jumping, agility and catching passes. >> comparable. they do a lot of running, you know, calisthenics and pushups and situps. it was good. >> you think you can hang with the 49ers. >> yes. i do. i do. >> it means the world to me. no one i respect more than the military members. >> and these bot camps, that is a good throw. they're taking place in six nfl cities through the month of august, the first with the 49ers. >>> the bay area is heating up. triple-digit temperatures are expected in parts of the east bay. find out how hot it's going to get in your neighborhood and when the unusually high temperatures will begin to drop. >> and today is the first day of school for thousands of students in the south bay. we're live this morning. what to expect for the new school year. >> light talk about the weather and more on the wednesday. it's august 14th. i'm gasia.

riverside travis is babying for science participating in a study that measures his intake puff duration volume and frequency when you get out of here you're going to have a science degree why not wait for science away now before we know if it's safe i mean it's either a vapor a smoke cigarettes and we already know cigarettes are bad so roll the dice exactly it's a roll of the dice so. the people that are choosing a thing over conventional cigarettes are choosing the unknown over the know and they know that conventional cigarettes and give them cancer there's a chance that it's better and so they're rolling the dice with that but they're still gambling with their own how sometimes adults are making more informed decisions with only of. well absolutely i mean adolescents there's still in a stage of brain development they're not as capable as adults of making good decisions and they're uniquely susceptible to addiction and usually we've got regulations in place that help protect for specifically those kind of cases but here it's so new you know the regulations aren't they haven't kept up o