at its heart are two young men, achilles and troy, who are adopted.hers — they are not blood brothers — but they're adopted sons of a white couple, and they are afghanistan vets — or you would call it in the book "goddamnistan vets". goddamnistan vets, yes. they take two tours together and much of the action takes place in new orleans, your home town. before we talk about the really big issues that you face, i also want to talk about the family dynamics in this particular relationship. here we have two young black men, adopted by i would say a lower—middle—class white family, traditional five acres that they have. yes. tell me how you alighted on that family dynamic. i wanted to put together a cast of people who were trying to do their best for each other but didn't necessarily know how. and so, this is what ends up happening with achilles' parents, who don't really know how to prepare him for what he will face when he leaves his small home town where everybody knows him and he becomes just this anonymous black kid walking down the street which is, in

it is exactly the opposite. has an achilles heel that is going to doom it. of dollars from now.fast. the gambles of innovation. products that we did at x. the idea was to make renewable fuel by extracting it from seawater. than the world's deliveries — climate change. because even though the method was viable, the cost was not. its costly failures. the right way to do it. out to have the answer, nope, nothing under that rock. but a fraction of the time, they get lucky. which recently flew the coop. communities in the world. kenya is first on the list. but relying on floating balloons to provide internet has its critics. or financial climate changes. are living in a bubble. is teller‘s team even aware of the world beyond silicon valley? be, and head those off at the pass, in how we design the technologies. despite spin—offs, the lab has not yet made a profit. but these guys really believe it. that was alison van diggelen at moonshot. and that's it for this week. don't forget, we live on facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. maybe a couple in

meanwhile, he's been making all his marks with regard to his comeback from the ruptured achilles. 49er debut sunday against the vikings. and he'll have on some special cleats from a guy who also recovered in a different sport from a ruptured achilles. >> i got my kobe cleats. other than that, no. they felt pretty good. i'm going to go out there and cover the guy i'm on and keep him from catching balls so i don't think like, man, they're going to try me early. or man, i never thought about that. >>> meanwhile, a return to the limelight down on the field for jon gruden after all those years in the broadcast booth. sat down with him prior to the game that they'll have monday night and asked him why leave that comfy booth for the rigors of being a head coach again in the nfl? >> big reason i'm here is i love the raiders. got a lot of respect for them. i love the fans. i had a son here. jason was born in oakland. he's a little bit like al davis. he's my raider. for him to have an opportunity with his brothers to share this with me is going to be really cool. i'm going to do everything

and even helping is kobe bryant who himself returned for a time after a torn achilles. >> it felt goodre and cover the guy i'm on and keep him from catching the ball. i never thought about other things. >>> the raiders open monday against the rams in oakland. had a chance to sit down with jon gruden and he talked why he would leave the broadcast booth for the grind of the head coaching job in the nfl in his second return to the raiders. >> big reason i'm here is i love the raiders. got a lot of respect for them and i love the fans. i had a son here, jason was born in oakland. he is a little bit like al r him to have an opportunity with his brothers to share this with me, with the black hole, it's going to be really cool. i'm just going to do everything i can to get some wins. >> it's a little too far down the track just to look ahead at las vegas. does it hurt your heart to know how loyal these people have been and knowing that this is a short-term transition? >> it's tough. you can't lie about it. we can't hide from it. we know what's in the future. but they got an old saying around h

which is wage inflation well let's talk about that a little bit i mean that has been sort of the achillesheel of the missing ingredient in the economy is wage growth and it's not just been a couple of months it's been for years and then all of a sudden we actually see a pretty good report on friday when the jobs report was released and i think two point nine percent which is increase that year over year not just august year or year from last august or the august which amounts to ten cents that's really good news right. you know it is i would temper the enthusiasm a little bit because there was there was some seasonality involved in it a very weak august two thousand and seventeen number was kicked out of the mix so we might see a little bit of payback when we see the september numbers come out but i think the real point that we should be looking at is that if you consider that inflation is running at a decade high it is finally on par with wage inflation in other words if there was the it goes well that p.p.i. really does speak more to what you were speaking about a moment ago which is co

the center is still working through his achilles injury. steve kerr expects to see him on the court soon. >>> this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. expect cousins to miss the first three regular season games and all right one more time before we go, officials are asking if you have to come into san francisco tomorrow, please do not drive because of the closure of the salesforce transit center and road closures. it's going to be hectic. i'm larry beil. up next on jimmy kimmel, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's about "jimmy kimmel live? "tonight, sofia vergara, degree, snoop dog and music from tyga featuring offset. and now, step aside. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome. hi, everyone. thank you. relax, relax. hello. i'm jimmy. i'm your host. thank you very much. thank you for coming. thank you very much. it's -- hey, i just want to mention something real quick. if you haven't already, and i'm assuming you're an american, which i know not everyone here

that will be a scary lineup when he returns from his achilles injury later in the year. he says rehab has been a grind. >> if you really had a wall during this rehab, what was the motivation or what were you telling yourself to get through? >> the haters. that's all i need. i feed off of it. i love it. speak and when he comes back, the four -- the warriors will have five all-stars on the court at the same time. court at the same time. >> good luck to the rest of the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. good night. >>> stephen colbert is

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. >> cousins continues to work his way back from a torn achille's. he did not put a timetable on when he plans to make his debut. while cousins was the big addition this summer, the team also samed damian lee who joined the curry family earlier this month when he married steph's sister sydell. >> the opportunity he has to impact our team it will be fun and obviously i get to keep close eyes on him. >> the warriors are heavy favorites to win the nba championship and it's easy to see why with the addition of demarcus cousins when he returns from his injury. they will have five all-stars on that roster. the rich get richer i think. >> man, yeah. >> can't wait. >> takes money to make money. >> thanks, dennis. >>> golden sunshine throughout the bay area today, but this time of year we can begin to talk about hot weather and rain in the same sentence as we look live outside right now, both hot weather and a rain chance in the seven-day forecast. find out when next. >> and coming up at 6:00 tonight a north bay school dealing with a stinky problem, the smell

you could figure out now that the project you are running has an achilles heel that is going to doome suggesting, what we are practising here, is being the card counters of innovation, not the gambles of innovation. so, this is a vial of foghorn sea fuel, which is one of my favourite products that we did at x. the idea was to make renewable fuel by extracting it from seawater. this project was trying to solve a much bigger problem than the world‘s deliveries — climate change. it had to be shafted a couple of years ago, because even though the method was viable, the cost was not. but teller is proud of x‘s inventions, even its costly failures. we ran an experiment, and it turns out that‘s not the right way to do it. yeah, that happens 99% of the time, that the experiments we run turn out to have the answer, nope, nothing under that rock. but a fraction of the time, they get lucky. project lune is one of the x lab projects which recently flew the coop. it hopes to bring internet connectivity to remote communities in the world. kenya is first on the list. but relying on floating balloon

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he is trying to lock down the starting center position until cousins returns from his achilles injury finishing up their regular season in anaheim. it's a one-game wildcard playoff against the yankees in the bronx. and bob melvin will rest most of his regulars through today and tomorrow. thank goodness he did not rest khris davis today, a two-run shot, and look at this, dashing around third. oops. nothing hurt but his pride. that's okay. hendricks was the opening pitcher and then trevor cahill came in, and he gave up a run and a hit. lowry at the top of the sixth. he went yard, his 23rd home run of the season. he is sitting on 99 rbi. the a's win 5-2. a's and yankees on wednesday. today new york was playing the red sox. look at john carlos stanton hits the 266th home run for the yankees. that's not why we are showing you this. the fan threw it back and hit stanton. he got a salute from stanton, because he's in the visitors home field and so he should not the keep that ball, although that would not be a bad one to get signed because it's a record-setting ball. giants and dodgers, watch

you know, obviously some of them are badmm has become his achilles heel, his critics say he has dealt pr, hesitation or point of view? i think it troubled lee would whose take the sting out of the mps on the brink of breakaway. he's lost three mps who resigned the flip, including frank field and john woodcock, the latter because he doesn't likejeremy corbyn, there is no unifying force, if there's 15 mps thinking about raking away they all have their own reasons, they cannot really form a new party so you know, what's the point? the lessons from the sdp and the gang of four and their breakaway is that it doesn't work. they had a unifying programme, that's the big difference, the people who are againstjeremy corbyn have all sorts of different reasons for that and how you get them to coalesce, frank field is a brexiteer to all intents and purposes, most of the other 15 would the remainder is, they are not in the same group. what about the story in the observer about labour deselection rules which would mean that the hard left could start pushing out people like frank field more easily? i

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achilles management founder, sachin khajuria. on the bloomberg first world news.na reiterated today it is ready to retaliate if president trump goes ahead with the hike on chinese goods. china is confident it can maintain steady and healthy economic growth. the trump administration is poised to impose 25% penalties on $200 billion of chinese goods. china has announced a $60 billion list of american products targeted for retaliation. russia may take the emergency step up buying its own debt. new u.s. sanctions rock the market. the economy minister is downplaying the potential. he spoke to bloomberg at the moscow financial forum. >> the economy is performing well. sanctions is not the key story these days for russia and for all emerging markets, it is more the volatility in countries like argentina, turkey, south africa, brazil, india. the fact that russia is stable in such an environment is a good sign. kailey: there are multiple reports that the justice department will announce charges today in the massive pack of sony -- hack of sony in 2014. it took place at a t

. >> if he's anything close to what he was before he ruptured that achilles, the warriors are going to be seriously danger. after the 1st of the year is probably when be able to come back. >>> meanwhile, raiders fans looking for the silver and black lining off an 0-3 start. i guess you can say they're strong in the 1st half. again, they built up a lead. marshawn lynch with the touchdown burst right here. the raiders have been outscored 37-3 in the 4th quarter of the three games so far. and it's albert wilson breaking free for the dolphins to put away a close game in miami's favor. 74-yard touchdown run. that can't happen. they're celebrating before they even get to the end zone. of course jon gruden admits hearing a little noise from outside the building. >> it's justifiable. the will happen. might not happen this week, next month. but we're going to get results. we'll get this oakland raider football team back on track. we've just got to prove it. >> that they do. but first, thursday night football coming to fox. you'll see it, vikings fresh off their upset to buffalo. thursday night

he ruptured his achilles last year. that is boogie cousins.sounds like he is itching to get back to the court. >> it has been an absolute burden. it has taken a lot of dedication, commitment. i seriously like a madman. [ laughter ] i think you will see a new to marcus on the floor. i cannot wait to get to that point just to show all of the work i have put in. >> if he is even a shadow of himself look out the rest of the nba. he will probably hit the court after christmas. >>> the raiders are oh and three and there is hope that it isn't as bad as it looks on paper. off three losses they have lead at halftime but it is a matter of closing the things out. they have been outscored 37-3 in fourth quarters so far. they were leading miami this past week on the road with marsh on lunch getting a touchdown. it looked like they might have the game in control but after a turnover it is albert wilson on the loose for the dolphins. 74 yards and he is gone. that pretty much sealed a close game. it was in favor of the dolphins and today john gruden was asked

. >> i think, cynthia nixon exposed achilles heel of the far left achilles heel being the great weakness a far if far will have the wants free mitigatoredr medicare for all who pays the only answer tax the rich that is going to be the answer they never follow through say what are the consequences, of vastly raising taxes on the rich? the consequences would be, you would put a real big dent into prosperity certainly cut level of growth in our society, you would depress the economy they don't tell you that but that is achilles heel of the far left socialists coming on strong one prime example itself california. gavin newsome leading contender to be next governor of california, wants to give free medical care to illegals i believe there are 800,000 in california he wants to give carte blanche free medical service like that. who pays? business and rich you can't keep doing that forever. >> we will see we have seen the results of this kind of policy and, yet, they keep coming up with new ideas around it, i know you have a lot more we will see you top of the hour "varney & company" top of the

he's coming off a torn achilles and pulled his hamstring during the preseason. 49ers believe shermans back to his old self. >> looking at the forward, he looks great. the speed, i know, there's a lot of talk about the gold ball on his first remember and all that stuff. i haven't seen speed deficiency, we haven't seen speed deficiency. his communication and instincts, all of it looks fantastic. >> raiders open at home monday night against the rams, right here on abc7. marshawn lynch listed as questionable today with a groin injury. rams head coach, sean mcvay, had quite a history with one another, gruden's father worked with his grandfather, a work ethic being named a head coach at a very young age, they're friends but gruden homes mcvay struggles monday night. >> we will try to slow down that rise, douse the flames, he's smoking right now. it's exciting. any time you see a young guy come into a profession and do what he's done, it's awesome. he turned around a franchise that's really important to the nfl. i'm really happy for him. >>> jason kidd and steve nash will be inducted into t

techs could remain the achilles heel which could make stocks more vulnerable to selling as the hang seng closer to its lowest in three years. it's down more than 90% since ts january high. nike and wal-mart stock tumbled or a 10th day. and that is hitting hong kong hard. firms with a primary listing in the city make up 23% of the emerging market index. >> thank you so much for that. pretty key day when it comes to hong kong markets while we see if they can stage a bit of a recovery. let's see what we should be watching as the day gets under way here in asia. we saw that most u.s. stocks managed to hang on to moderate gains. apple suffering even ahead of the new iphone, new apple watch launched this week. >> that's right. i think what we're going to see pretty much a fixed -- a mixed day which has been the pattern, i guess, recently. apple, amazon, the biggest decliners on the nasdaq 100. that's largely dominating sentiments at the moment. optimism for investors remains tradge ill with the trade not letting up. of course that's on top of fed interest rate increases. saying he -- them over

this will be a scary lineup when he returns from an achilles injury later in the year. he said the rehab has been a grinder. >> if you really hit a wall during the rehab, what was the motivation, or what retelling yourself to get through back >> haters. that's all i need. i feed off of it. i love it. >> is not going to have a lot of haters around these parts. when he takes the floor, the warriors will have five all- stars on the court at the same time. good luck to the rest of the nba. we will see tonight. >>> a new ballot measure is being proposed today that would get rid of our higher gas tax, plus put an end to the high- speed rail project that is costing your state $77 billion. >>> a modesto mother is pleading for help finding her 6- year-old son after he was kidnapped during a violent home invasion. this was yesterday morning. it would happen. right after this. my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard

that will be a scary lineup when he returns from his achilles injury later in the year. he said the rehab has been a grind. >> if you really hit a wall during the rehab, what was the motivation? what retelling is up to get through? >> the haters. that is all i need. i feed off of it. i love it. >> you will not have a lot of haters around this bar. when he takes the lore, the warriors will have five all- stars on the court at the same time. good luck to the rest of the nba. >>> player of the day now for monday night football. the steelers are taking on the buccaneers. big ben with the toss. the rest is just bullying the sky. look at the stiff arm. that is a nice move. he goes all the way for the 75 yard touchdown. the steelers get the first win of the season. 30-27. that is your play of the day. >>> it is 6:26. bay area firefighters dealing with dangerous conditions this week. one case of a possible arsonist as well. >>> there is a new push to get rid of a gas tax that was whtheyed less than one year ag you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplu

creating the california dream version 2.0 will recognize , require recognizing that the achilles heel that has plagued california and the nation is racism, the racism of california's own residence got the better of themselves in the 1990s. so if you think about it, that's the challenge facing america. with an economy still stumbling its way out of the great recession, uncertainty about job prospects affecting older and younger workers alike, with both red states like florida and blue states like new york threatened by climate change, 2016 seemed like an appropriate time to come together. instead of like california in the 1990s, voters chose to tear themselves apart in a last gasp of collapsing racial order. as incalifornia, racist pandering will cost us in terms of our moral values and social cohesion and also in dollars and cents of productivity and income , incarceration and unequal education. the wayout of this does not hinge on rejecting bad leaders . it does hinge on rejectingbad leaders, you know what i'm talking about but this is not enough . too many progressives hoped that el

. >>> don't even begin to think that it might be related to his achilles injury. you're a bad journalist if you do. >> it just makes it an a easy store for you guys. it makes for lazy reporting. but, no, it's just me not playing in months. >> lazy reporting? that's fighting words. baker mayfield will make his first nfl start against the raiders. he got his first taste last week and routed the browns to their first win since 2016. now part of that comeback was the two-point conversion he executed on a trick play where mayfield caught a pass in the end zone. the play looked very similar to the eagles' play, phillies special in the super bowl. head coach hue jackson said it was an original idea. >> we didn't steal from the them. please, i know everybody wants to think. that we've had that in our back pocket for awhile. go check my tricks from before and go check todd's tricks. we've all got them. it's just when you pull them out and use them. >> that "todd" is the offensive coordinator, todd haley. his take on the origin of the play is a little different. >> two-poin

he's rehabbing from a torn achilles. he wants fans to know about his desire to do so. >> my drive has only increased. i'm seriously like a mad man right now. i mean, i think you guys will see, you know, a new demarcus on the floor. >> and when she ready to go, how will his new teammates adapt? with ease, says kevin durant. >> we are smart players. we know how to play the game. we've got basketball masters that know exactly what to do in certain situations. if we play the game, we'll fit in around each other. >> practices begin tomorrow. the first preseason game is this saturday at oracle arena against minnesota. in oakland, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> i want to know why they call him boogie cousins, is it because he can dance? >> because he can move. >> all right. i want a confirmation on that. >> the warriors' season is here. wow. thanks for joining us here at 6:00. have a great evening. >> bye-bye, we'll see you at 11:00. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought,

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the all-star center is working through an achilles injury.ice court soon. >> we are taking it slowly with him. i don't think it will be too long before he is taking part in practice, but for right now it is important that he gets his full workout at the training center. he did a ton of movement stuff, court work, ball handling, shooting stuff on his own. but he did not take part with the team. >> well, this season is the warriors' last at oracle arena. steve kerr wants the team to enjoy the moments this season rather than focus on future uncertainty. you see draymond green said before he could do that he had to get as far away as possible from last season's championship run. >> i didn't want to think about basketball. i didn't want to think about the run, none of that. i didn't even want to see the trophy. you know, guys, we get an opportunity to take the trophy back home or wherever you want to go. i wanted no parts of it. it was just -- it was so tough that i -- i really needed to decompress from that and just get away from it for a while.

it is vietnam that will ultimately be the achilles' heel as one person described it, the arsenic that will bring down the johnson presidency. but other side of the world as the president sometimes referred to the quagmire consumed him. he consumed the country with daily reminders on television and the newspapers and others became permanently disabled, and johnson really anywhere without someone protesting u.s. involvement in southeast asia. every call to go from wild mood swings between anger and melancholy and had a dramatic effect. by 9:00 a.m. that morning, he added to the west hall to meet with his former speechwriter who occasionally came in and did special speeches. here come it takes the notes johnson instructed his old friend. he worried and keep in mind the president in his state of the union speech in january had carried the speech announced that he would not seek reelection because he had written a that time, but at the last moment the president decided not to. or decided to pull it. but he worried that this is going to be another repeat of the january state of the union. s

the plan is for the former president to go after what he believes is president trump's achilles heel, for example, his relationship with attorney general jeff sessions hot president criticized again this week for investigating g.o.p. congressman duncan hunter and chris collins ahead of the mid terms. watch. >> it should not be democratic or republican. it should not be a partisan issue to say that we do not pressure the attorney general or the fbi to use the criminal justice system as a cuddl cundle to criticize r political opponents. >> went on to criticize the treatment of the media saying the free press should not be threatened because they say things we do not like. watch again. >> i complained plenty about fox news. [laughter] but you never heard me threaten to shut them down. or call them enemies of the people. >> though the former president did indicate fox news was an enemy of democrats saying we have a, quote, destructive viewpoint and we're responsible for key democratic losses back in 2016. and mr. obama, who has mostly stayed silent on president trump appears to be now mak

>> yes, we're missing a red tail hawk, it's a male, his name is achilles. he's an ambassador for a wildlife refuge on the coast. he relies on people to survive. he can't survive on his own in the wild. half of his wing was amputated. >> we're glad you got just about all of them back, we'll stay in the loop with you if anything happens. you keep us apprised of the situation. >> thank you for having us. >> pets always end up being part of the equation. we know our pets are part of the family. they wind up part of the safety calculation, your decision about what to do. many of the shelters don't allow dogs, what do you do? are you going to leave your pets when they're a part of your family. a lot of people choose not to do that. you're going to hear the stories about the wild horses in the outer banks that live on beaches. they say instinct will keep them safe from the storm. will that happen? the longer this storm is here, the more variability of outcome, we're going to see. rear going to leave you with a picture of what's going on in different areas. you saw

but experts do see a possible achilleshi achilles heel down the road. >> actually, vladimir putin hasscious memory of a leader before vladimir putin. young people today in russia are increasingly alienated by some measures from putin or at least the kremlin is very worried about this new generation. >> reporter: the analysts say that even though vladimir putin's rule is secure for now, he is worried enough about his slide in popularity that he might try to pull off some kind of a drastic move to goose that popularity and do something that's worked for him in the past, something like an aggressive military move or maybe even an invasion like what he did in crimea. jim? >> alarming prospects, no question, but more protests could be coming soon. what are you expecting in the days ahead? >> putin's main opponent, alexie navalny has called for more protests and the russian government is bracing for possible new u.s. sanctions that could talent -- threaten to hit their currency. >> it's the economy stupid, how do you say that in russian. >> right? >> brian todd, thanks very much. >>> breaki

to put out and what's not that's part of the issue as great as it is for amazon, a little bit of achilles people are figuring out what can we give out datawise the security issue when you look around the security companies are a steal in most cases even the ones that seem inflated there is great opportunity there. but this will definitely harm amazon labts going forward and eu all the rest of that. still look at the juggernaut they are in aws. >> yes it's a juggernaut up 65% of the year, $940 billion mechanic cap that's adequately reflected in the market. the biggest issue, the great news they have the growing advertising business it's about how they use the data and push into other industries that i believe is going to catch the ire of regulators not just in the eu. and here it is fantastic that they have this growing ad business like i said aws is 11, 12% of the total sales. any time you have fast growing businesses that actually have much higher margins than the retail business that helps you justify the gains it has but you know, ultimately the data thing could be the thing that slows

it may be the achilles' heel in the market i thought they would be doing better i was wrong. on the other hand there's f.a.n.g. for facebook, amazon, netflix and google these are what we call secular growth stocks with plenty of profits. they're practically impervious to this big picture macroeconomics stuff facebook, amazon and netflix all rallied today. where does this leave us we had confusing action but some groups are more reline lone stars than others and most important one is usually economically sensitive transports they're totally reflevered to a healthy economy. hey, that's a good sign. here's the bottom line, we've got all of these different forces jockeying for position. as money managers shift their bets around and you can expect that jockeying to continue especially after what the president said tonight about trade. but based on the action today and what i know about fed chief jerome powell, i think the big sellers might be making a bit of a mistake. i'm not saying in fed we trust that's not me. that's what got the bulls burned i think in fed we trust but verify

but wouldn't it be beautiful if what finally takes donald trump down is twitter, his achilles' thumb,witter. [ cheers and applause ] twitter may be taken away. meanwhile, tonight was the deadline for the government to reunite the immigrant families they've been separating at the border. unfortunately, they've already deported a lot of the parents without their kids as part of trump's many children left behind program. one in three children still haven't been reunited with their parents. on top of everything else they've got going on, the trump administration has been handing out trophy permits, many of them to republican donors who want to shoot a lion. how do they even find like the time to do more horrible stuff? i mean, this guy spends all day dealing with the mueller investigation, the cohen tapes, russia, north korea. somehow he finds time to say let's get back to letting rich guys shoot lions in the face. this is interesting. someone gave us -- my wife and i a book for my son, our son billy. it's called "roar, roar." it's one of those books where you lift up the flaps to see wha