me.>>> 4:48 am.>>> say that again. >> on the bay area bridge, the busiest time is 5 am to 6 am.>> i would've gotten it wrong, and would have said 6 am to 7 am. >>> the good news, in september the nights or longer, and the angle of the sun is higher, so it does not get is hot. it will be hot for many today, the warmest ever the week by far and maybe the warmest day for a while. concord will go ninety six, oakley downtown 85, and gilroy will hit 95 today. hardly any fog, and maybe a little bit around the monterey bay. the big news today is down in arizona and new mexico. tropical storm newton has made landfall, still at 60 miles an hour. it is a close call for phoenix but the bulk of this will move into tucson. there is a pretty good line from phoenix and back to the west southwest. it will be an active day for one day. 50s on the temperatures, 49 at half moon bay. woodside also at 49, 52 at mineral park, and san carlos in there as well. 34 in truckee, and the fog does not have a chance today. there is a hint of a slight offshore breeze, 60s, 70s and 80s, all above average, and 90s fo

i am concerned about this. i appreciate it's relatively modelingest and the name of the program is on there but i am concerned about somebody telling teaches to identify these as verizon ipads, verizon supplied. i don't want us to tell any staff person that it's part of their job to promote a commercial enterprise even if they are making a significant donation to the school district. in fact it makes me think one of the things to put on the list to discuss what is appropriate with interactions with private donors so i appreciate our willing to, and i -- i didn't know about know the bags until this evening so i myself carry around tote bags from conferences with people's logos on them although i'm not a child in a public school being told that this is -- i mean nobody is influencing me what to bee giving me a bag and that's the difference and the use of commercial and promotion of these products in a public school. >> >> we're an education institution and the messages that we give to our students as part of thei

i am angry, i am angry about that. but i dont know what the system can do - what is the system supposed to do to change someones what the answer is.and i don't either. all we can do is warn you - i'm katrina cravy contact 6. toss to weather. today: rain and thunderstorms off and on through the day. high: 76 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw-nw 5-15 mph tonight: rain and thunderstorms ending overnight. low: 60 dewpoint: 64 wind: n 3-5 mph wednesday:early am showers then becoming partly sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny. am low: 5 se 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for thunderstorms. am low: 55 high: 72 dewpoint: 61 wind: s 5-10 mph saturday: showers and a slight chance for thunderstorms. am low: 58 high: 76 dewpoint: 59 wind: nw 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny with a slight chance for showers. am low: 59 high: 72 dewpoint: 50 wind: e 5-10 mph today: rain and thunderstorms off and on through the day. high: 76 5-15 mph tonight: rain and thunderstorms ending overnight. low: 60 dewpoint: 6

>> i am here because i am curious. are you you bicurious. >> that's a good question. >> don't get the wrong idea. >> why are you excited for hillary. >> it is the first woman president we are going to have. >> i thought we were supposed to be gender neutral? >> do you lose your man card if you are at a hillary rally. and you think that fighting for the working class. why there is a lot of coal miner and coal companies out of business. and she is progressive. >> i live around here. and we don't want hillary. >> it is more than 50 percent unemployment. and things that hillary clinton is proposing are going to do nothing for my community. >> i saw you. >> why is she working. >> it is a day off today. >> do you think that hillary is clear and confident? >> absolutely. >> then why hasn't she held a single press conference since 2016. >> i don't know. i trust hillary and her decisions. >> are you the only ones that trust hillary? >> are you a legal immigrant. >> i am going to grant you amnesty. >> thank you. there you go. yo

i am concerned about this. i appreciate it's relatively modelingest and the name of the program is on there but i am concerned about somebody telling teaches to identify these as verizon ipads, verizon supplied. i don't want us to tell any staff person that it's part of their job to promote a commercial enterprise even if they are making a significant donation to the school district. in fact it makes me think one of the things to put on the list to discuss what is appropriate with interactions with private donors so i appreciate our willing to, and i -- i didn't know about know the bags until this evening so i myself carry around tote bags from conferences with people's logos on them although i'm not a child in a public school being told that this is -- i mean nobody is influencing me what to bee giving me a bag and that's the difference and the use of commercial and promotion of these products in a public school. >> >> we're an education institution and the messages that we give to our students as part of thei

am low: mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 53 wind: nw-ne 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 54 high: 70 dewpoint: 54 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly sunny. am low: dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph forecast from fox6 meteorologist rob haswell that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area tonight and saturday. we weakens and moves northeast sunday. temperatures will be in the low 60s today and tomorrow but will start a slow warm up early next week. we should be in the 70s by midweek. today: mostly cloudy. breezy at times with showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: showersly likely. low: 55 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. showers likely. high: 62 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 55 high: 64 dewpoint: 54 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: pa

i am greg gianforte. i am a businessman and a job creator, not a career politician. am running for one reason, to create more high-wage jobs in montana so our kids don't have to leave. i am also running for emily and devon vincent who live in coal strip, have a young family, and for all the families at home tonight who are wondering about where their jobs are going to come from in the future. we arenately, today, 49th in the country in wages, and our kids are leaving, in large part because we have a failed administration in the helena. we have seen layoffs across the state, in columbia falls and elsewhere. we have seen two consecutive quarters of declining economies. coal strip is slated to be shut down, and our revenues have fallen off a cliff, and our surplus is gone. we have also had a lack of accountability in state government. deletedent governor all of his e-mails when he was attorney general, and the department of commerce recently awarded a contract in a rigged firm into an outsource wisconsin, causing jobs to leave the state. moderator: your time is up. mr.

>> it is 6 am.>> he was complaining about having to powder his nose at 4 am. [ laughter ]>> very cool and no doubt about it, first if all it feels like it too many, wind gusts up to 40 for some, altamont pass and twin peaks early this morning had a guest at 2 am 42 miles an hour. let's get right to it, it is rather breezy, blustery even on for the day, i we on the southern edge of his low dropping from northern california which will produce some showers, william who is a friend of the show here, do we have this? there he is, speaking of wind and san francisco, coincidentally i just saw the howling, wind and howling, trying to make a joke. [ laughter ] river pretty good breeze come look at san jose would gusts over 20 in sfo best up to 40 with wind advisories for the airport, low clouds and fog filling and rapidly in the system of north will produce shower activity and now open this year later on today about 6500 feet. the breeze will be the big factor along with very cool temps, low 50s and mid-50s and up north things are picking up rapidly all associated with the low over the entire

am low: 69 high: 84 dewpoint: 0 am low: 69 high: 84 dewpoint: 0 wind: high: 84 dewpoint: 0 wind: russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest rates high. johnson: it's just kinda free money... narrator: with senator johnson, opportunity for middle class kids would disappear. ron johnson's not for students. shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles? dr. scholl's new custom fit wellness center measures your leg in 3d... ...and recommends our custom-fit support that's right for you. new dr. scholl's custom fit ankle and knee supports. you'll be in a world of pure imagination..." the late great gene wilder returns to the big screen this weekend. u-s, including at mayfair 18, will honor wilder by showing two of his most popu

am low: 60 high: 80 dewpoint: 60 wind: sw 5-15 mph tuesday: early am showers then partly sunny. am low: 59 high: 76 dewpoint: 57 return. am low: 56 high: 76 dewpoint: 60 wind: s 5-10 mphan area of rain and thunderstorms is running well ahead of a cold front to our west and will move through our area this morning. rain will continue off and on throughout the day and into early saturday. ahead of the front we war 70s today but even as the front passes we dont cool. winds shift west and we hit the upper 70s saturday and stay in the mid 70s for a dry sunday. with high pressure briefly in charge of our weather, we stay calm for most of the weekend and into early monday but by later in the day monday we start to get wet again. rain and storms are possible into early tuesday and show up again on wednesday. today: periods of rain and thunderstorms. high: 76 dewpoint: 67 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: rain ending overnight. low: 64 dewpoint: 67 wind: sw 3-7 mph saturday: early am showers then clearing. high: 78 it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing

i am not the president. i am not leading the free world. >> it is okay not to wear a tie every once in awhile. >> he says lazy twice. let's see this other clip. >> that especially becomes a problem when the economy is not doing well and people feel stressed and when people feel stressed they turn on others who don't look like them. that is a direct attack at the heartland of america. now he is saying -- >> and that's standard issue. but there is something to be said for the xenaphobia you see in other countrieses when things go bad in south africa and zimbabwe residents are coming across the border. south africans hate the zimbabwe residents. it is that kind of tribal loyalty that happens and has an economic come popement. that's the thing. it's real and it is okay to acknowledge it. there is no doubt the left goes to the extreme when they talk about these issues. >> that is a ridiculous proposition. it can be ridiculous and both things are true. >> there was the add -- advent of facebook and iphones. if cav

am low: 60 high: 68 dewpoint: 56 wind: sw f owers. am low: 51 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 toss to weather. prepare yourself for a dreary forecast. the 6 day planner has got a lot of cloud cover and we'll see scattered rain chances with a few rumbles of thunder possible this evening. highs for the day will stay in the mid to upper 70s. overnight we have a chance of patchy fog with lows in the low to mid 60s. tomorrow is looking much cooler, with highs staying in the upper 60s. it looks like we may not dry up completely this weekend with a chance of showers lingering. temperatures wl stay in the upper 60s to low 70s through the middle of next week. today: mostly cloudy with periods of rain and thunderstorms. high: 77 dewpoint: 67 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: chance for rain and patchy fog. low: 63 dewpoint: 63 wind: ne 3-7 mph friday: chance of rain showers. high: 68 dewpoint: 64 wind: ne 5-10 mph saturday: chance of am showers, then mostly cloudy. am low: 60 high: 69 dewpoint: 60 wind: e 5-10 mpy with a chance for understorms. am low: 62 gh: 7

>> am i paying?re i will give you $25. >> you said the chance of this happening in our lifetime are nill and that musk is trying to raise money. the purpose is to get nasa and other governments to invest in this. >> this is billions and billions of dollars. >> tom, you said you can't live on mars. there is no atmosphere. it does have a thin atmosphere. >> it does? >> it is 95% carbon dioxide, but it is an atmosphere. >> it is no atmosphere of mine. >> miss toe nounsing -- miss pronouncing students' names. referring to machado as machado. >> when you pronounce rita kole ye. shamah you said you don't care as long as he pronounces it correctly in bed you said you can cut this. we can. >> but you won't. >> we could. >> for the record i am already cut. >> you have to cut ity. this can't be trending on twitter. >> all of you watching this right now, get this trending on twitter. >> get sir come -- sir come session trending. >> don't you do a pod cast with sharlamain? >> back in the day it was a popular nam

i am on facebook and i am getting mad. should i create my own social network? there is twitter and the drudge report. if pepi -- i would rather see the stories than liberal nonsense. >> a motto would be fake and balanced. is that better? >> for somebody. >> i am trying to pink at him. before i was married -- my wife told me to talk to the woman with the headphones. i thought it would be calm. >> i think you have as much experience for the headphones. >> it sounds ridiculous. everything is ridiculous. >> facebook is a joke. >> i will let you practice with these women during the break. andy levey is up next. the "red eye" pod cast is back. subscribe on itunes and foxnewsradio.com. >>> welcome back. it is that time again. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from andy levey in the "red eye" news desk. >> how are you? >> good. >> excellent. >> kristen, you brought us some of the swedish fish oreos before the show. >> i did. >> do you hate us? >> i call them diabetes disks. they are freaking awful. i heard someone in the office did like them though.

i am on medicare. medicare is a great idea, not only not fully realized but almost a joke of itself. the da and medicare are mildly socialistic programs with people who are in them are satisfied compared to what they had before. last year, two years ago, i was at home and a friend of mine from canada was visiting, a professor of education in ottawa. he was sitting at the table when the mail arrived all the choices i had to make in my medicare program. all the options that you sign up for. what would cost extra. he pulled out of his wallet what looked like a credit card and 2b this is my whole medical program, this one card, i doctor, mental health, everything is on this card because it symbolizes look is an example what is wrong with our healthcare system. i am on medicare. at the same time it is not streamlined, it is not user-friendly, makes you jump through hoops you shouldn't have to jump through. talking about healthcare i don't want to demand the impossible even though that is the name of the upc

i am dave clark. >>> good morning, i am pam cook. >>> i guess it will cool off after today. >> a little tomorrow and in very much so, but today will be a very warm day. it was hot yesterday, and the oakland airport and sfo saying 94, one tying the record in one setting the record, and the old mountain view record set, and san jose t

. >> i am amazing. >> dang. if that's how he's getting her ready for first day of school, this girl is going to be on point. >> i am great. >> i am great. >> what's your name? >> aleah austin. watch this video. >> if you fall -- >> i get back up. >> thank you god. >> thank you god. >> for making me. >> for making me. >> the greatest. >> the greatest. >> there's nobody. >> there's nobody. >> better. >> better. >> than me. >> than me. >> all right. high-fives. >> high tithes all around. kudos to you, dad. >> that's our show. 13 action news reporter marti glaser fast and first to the scene near swenson and tropicana. marti you just got an update from police? police responded here to the palo verde villas around noon .. after a call came in about a man striking people with a bat. when fire n rescue arrived they found a woman and man dead a male suspect was taken into custody. stormi henley works across the street and says .. she doesn't feel safe in this neighborhood and has been asking her boss to relocate her for

am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph dewpoint: 55 wn mph am low: 54 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph am low: 54 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 wind: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. am low: 55 high: 64 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 54 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 54 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 mph a baseball training camp is planning to move from oconomowoc and "talgo" is returning to milwaukee. sean ryan joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- talgo's return. 1. what did talgo officials say about coming back to the city? 2. what was the settlem

.>> i am guilty, and i did that at 3:40 am this morning. it was hot. >> we need to live a little bit closer to the bay.>> frank, what can we say?>>> 6:51 am is the time. >>> a plan to ease the housing crunch, coming up in 50 minutes, the sweeping changes that are under consideration in the first revisions to the parking code in more than 50 years. >>> she is unable to walk anymore.>> a freak accident or tragedy that could've been prevented by the city of seven is go, when we return -- city of san francisco, and when we return, a mother of two suing the city for dangerous and illegal landscaping. >>> welcome back, it is 6:54 am. >>> the family of the woman that was paralyzed by being hit by the falling tree branch wants to make sure the tragedy does not happen to anyone else. >> i do not want anybody else to get hurt again, or someone to get killed by branch falling. >> the large pine tree branch fell on top of him a khou last month when she took kurt two daughters took part in the north beach neighborhood, and accusing the city workers of t

am l: 55 high: 66 wpoint: 53 wind: net am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 54 wind: ne 10-20 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 53 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 55 high: 68 dewpoint: 51 wind: ne for just about everything.... but, what about for financial advice? a look at robo-advisers-- and whether they work...in a contact the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. cars, what decisions are you comfortable entrusting to a computer? ? how about financial advice? new digital platforms can manage your portfolio...and charge less than a human financial adviser. in this contact 6 report, jenna sachs examinew make the switch to a robo- adviser. when allison cohen began investing, she opened an account, with a robo- adviser ... a relatively new breed of online financial advisers that use computer algorithms -- based on your risk tolerance and timeline --to recommend investments for you, for a fraction of the cost o

am low: 63 high: 78 dewpoint: 66 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 57 sunny. chance of showers overnight. am low: 55 high: 80 dewpoint: 59 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny. am low: 62 high: 78 dewpoint: 56 wind: s 5-10 mph the fox six coats for kids drive is going on right now. go through your closets and please donate any slightly used winter coats -- for kids and adults. head to fox6now.com for more details and a list of all warm one coat at a time. the packers offensive line has been the early focus of the season. first they released josh sitton and this week david bakhtiari signed a four-year extension. tim van vooren has reaction from his teammates. as the packers get set to take on the minnesota vikings in regular season week number 2 the story in green bay is david "goliath" david bakhtiari brand new contract extension he gets that thing done over the weekend actually it's n wednesday he refelected on it." "this has been an amazing feeling you know, but you kind of like my rookie year you have to you take it in it's great awesome and then you hav

i am smart. >> i work hard. >> i work hard. >> i am beautiful. >> i am beautiful. >> oh, i want to do this with ron every morning. >> yes, this video has all the feel and for me especially as a woman seeing this little girl with her dad an him affirming her before she walks out the door, did it. >> i am respectful. >> i am respectful. >> yes. say, i'm not better than anyone. >> i'm not better than anyone. >> nobody is better than me. >> i am amazing. >> i am amazing. >> dang. if that's how he's getting her ready for first day of school, this girl is going to be on point. >> i am great. >> i am great. >> what's your name? >> aleah austin. >> every parent on watch this video. >> if you fall -- >> i get back up. >> thank you god. >> thank you god. >> for making me. >> for making me. >> the greatest. >> the greatest. >> there's nobody. >> there's nobody. >> better. >> better. >> than me. >> than me. >> all right. high-fives. >> high tithes all around. kudos to you, dad. >> that's our show. next at four.. student debt thieves are trying to take advantage.. plus. don't expect the sunshine t

as far as cape cod is concerned a period of pottiness saturday and then at so am so am po int sunday, a shower or torm. that is a decent day tomorrow. up to the lakes region into the announce. friday isa 80's. a shower or thunderstorm later saturday or saturday night. they, sunday, clearing and becoming less humid up there. so that is how that shapes up. for your weekend and by the way, look at what heans early next week. meas and weather. a little cooler. much less humid. although we start to warm up again tuesday into wednesday. later on wednesday. it looks like a chance of a few showers or thunderstorms but the stronger cold front so it will be a little bit of a feel of fall in the air by the time we get to thursday of next week. all the humidity we had so long. i think it may be a little bit nice. >> it wouldn't bad. >> it is my thought. >> talking about the feel of fall, harv, a game-changer for tailgaters. j.c.: running short on something? no problem. the mu delivery service. j.c.: all right. you forget something. the tailgate is smacked. well, am zon has your back. announcing a

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>> start over, i am about to interview. >> hi, i am ruby dee and i am about to interview misty copeland and i like her because she is a good ballerina. >> you forgot to point. >> hi, my name is ruby and i am about to interview misty copeland. and i like her because she, um, is good at ballet. and we are going into the press conference. lets go. >> that is my favorite. >>> if guys like bernie weren't around, colorado would come apart at the seems, we will >>> in the news business and in so many others, it is the people behind the scenes thatea and bernie mcgin has been a make-things-happen kind of guy behind the scenes in grand lake since 1979, never stepped into the spotlight ubtill push-- until pushed out to accept the municipal hero award. >> all the people in the state of colorado work for municipalities, lord knows how many there are, tens of thousands and i am picked to be, is an unbelievable award that i-- i still tingle at times thinking about it. >> that is cool. highlight for bernie who worked hard for so many years, says he will retire in about 4 more years when he turns 70 .

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. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 on this wednesday, september 7, and i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. >>> the busiest people this morning on the weather folks in arizona, probably tucson. there will be a lot of rain down there and a lot of images of flooding coming out as tropical storm newton makes landfall. this was sent out about 10 minutes ago, and this is down in chandler, arizona. lightning picking up and an incredible sky. it is arriving in chandler, arizona, and that is a beautiful shot. but that is too much rain in the an area -- in an area that does not need that much. it looks to go toward phoenix and back to the west southwest. for us it will be hard to find clouds, temperatures warming up, ninety six in concord, 95 in gilroy. we have clear skies, and the fog will make a bigger impact tomorrow but hardly anything today. 40s through 60s on the south bay temperatures, and these are all warmer than 24 hours ago. clear, sunny and warm with high pressure winning out today in every way except this offshore direction. 70s and 80s along with 90s. let's go to sal, and are we quiet

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governor crist: i am proud of hillary clinton. i am.hink she has been a very good secretary of state, a good senator from the state of new york. i believe she is steady and strong and honest. and i look forward to voting for her. crist, what living political leader do you admire most today? governor crist: probably the president. >> president obama. governor crist: and i will tell you why. >>'s inquest into you, congressman jolly. mr. jolly: look, most people are not going to know him. tome cole is a great leader in the house. yongk to my time with mr. for leadership and i thank him for what he taught me. was it adsight, mistake to have invaded iraq? mr. jolly: i think in hindsight, withng that we have intelligence now, yes. but let's not get into this debate over hindsight. and look past the fact that thousands upon thousands of men and women in uniform fought to make this world safer, at great sacrifice to themselves, losing their lives, being forever changed, both with mental health , and google health. always in hindsight, we can lo

good morning thank you for joining us this morning i am pam cook i am dave clark. let's talk about weather. you can feel the change and much more comfortable this morning. >> a big change. low clouds& and this will be a big help with at least the moisture in the wind direction but some of the wind can be strong. anytime you get that it is tough for the firefighters. the low humidity and temperatures and a fog bank and perhaps a drizzle in the next day or two in the fog bank is a precursor of a cooldown in the first rain coming in on sunday. the delta is key, it is at 32. vacaville has 13. 50s on the temperatures in the briefing: temperatures in the fog bank is in place with the system, the secondary system but the stage is set for it a pattern change and now some inland areas in the 70s or low 80s and 60s and 70s coast. good morning sal. >> good morning steve. the person that is sitting there at home was thinking the same thing. 4:01 am. that they are in their companies making coffee or tea. i think it is national coffee day. good morning everybody. i am participat

i am blessed not to be in that situation.ybe we can get more of these things happening in san francisco.>> the new development is the first housing project in the city to be partly funded by the program that charges companies for the carbon admissions -- carbon emissions. there was a lottery with preference given to those that have been displaced by the holocaust -- the high cost of living in the city. >>> the frescoed user snapped this picture as the employee of starship technology demonstrating the robot in san francisco yesterday making a delivery from the cafi. the video from the company website shows that more on how it works, the centers and the gps guided along the sidewalk and causing it to slow down at driveways, crosswalks or when it encounters a pedestrian. headquarters in london is already making deliveries in germany and switzerland with robots. that is so crazy. they plan on starting trial runs in dc this fall.>> so you can just walk along the sidewalk and see this guy.>> it seems like a lot of work since someon

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>> i am feeling great. there is a rough few days there but i am fine there. anybody who knows hillary, she's one of the hardest working people around, she travels millions of miles and has a gruesome schedule. that's how she operates. she obviously needs some down time. we are in the middle of a political campaign and one of your own tweeted today, david axelrod, antibiotics can take care of pneumonia, what's the cure for unhealthy problems. cs what do you say to that? >> because as i said, she did not intend this to slow her down. she just wanted her to flplow through it. >> she's a hard worker and she sticks at the work and she has a grueling schedule. >> but, again -- >> i am reading between the line of what you are saying that the staffs did note know what she had pneumonia? >> donald trump has not released a single piece of information about his health. that letter he released -- >> i will be pressing his representatives the next interview we do. >> does staff knows she had pneumonia on wednesday. i hope that you drill in with the same detail with his te

i am a big fan of campaign finance reform. i am absolutely serious.have way too much money in politics. get the damn money out of politics and term limits is something else we should have. fact that trump and i have my disagreements with trump, but the pack that he is not spending like a mad man, i think that's great. and now it is still mind you a lot, right? here is the thing i have always been surprised of. as a presidential candidate you can run for six months will the campaign season is only six months including the election. the public will fund it to the tune of let's say $10 million. if you can't get your message out in six months for $10 million to this country, you're a more ron. >> i also don't think -- i don't think the ads work anymore. shy is blaine -- she is blanketing the country with ads and it is not working. >> that's done. we don't watch television shows anymore. we don't go to the networks and at the same time they are playing watch them anymore. it is an on demand kind of world we live in. and she's still thinking these ads do so

i am benefiting from that blur. am benefiting from the fact currently, people are willing, not only to consider a predefined profession or a predefined territory or role, but are willing to experiment and to kind of see how things can be combined or redefined or reinvented. charlie: that is what you have done all your life. how can i redefine the way we think of space? how can i redefine the way we think of old and new? how do i think about redefining the relationship between urban and rural? rem: i am really lucky to live in this time. it is not me, but the time itself is redefining all of those conditions. charlie: you have resisted the idea of a singular aesthetic. rem: i have tried to. charlie: some would argue that is what frank has done. they have a single aesthetic. you may disagree with that. but some would say that. you resist that. even allowing anyone to think that. rem: we love camouflage. we are not always interested to assert our own identity in every condition. and we think that architecture is a very

and out, i am sitting there i am like, ok, it is late at night, i have all my cameras, i am in the kremlin, and i saw the vice president way down the hallway. i went running and i caught up with him. the very next year, we go back to another funeral. i'm thinking, there is no way i'm going to go out that door. in, it was a secret service agent, a doctor, a military aid, and myself. , thereme, i am thinking is no way will go out that door, so i go back out when i am done and keep my body language going this way. staff and they had escorted the guys who went in all the way to the other side, so i walk out that door, there is nobody there. i go back to the limo. i'm walking out and i got lost. i am in the kremlin at night with my camera's and i am lost. out and ifind my way get to the door and there are some kgb agents. they are shocked to see me and i'm concerned to see them. i open the door and go out. i get in the car, close the door , now i am back in the united states and i am safe. by, theor so goes secret service come over and say, the kgb is looking for you. i say, i am on my way to s

>> guest: i am not sure.even though i have just been sworn in i am still investigating. i want to get it in the weeds, and i know there are a number of collections, the rosa parks, to see the actual artifacts, to work with staff, how many things are available online, how many are in the queue, i am pretty sure there are a number of things and old collections that are ready and to see if we can match some of those collections with potential donors would help with the process. c-span: this is a question from someone who has never been to the library of congress and doesn't have a clue what they can see or do. don't want -- got my first library of congress card. what would you suggest to somebody who is intimidated by the big buildings? >> guest: when you think about this temple of knowledge, it looks like a massive palace of information to encourage people to come in, that is something to work on quite soon, to make sure the public knows not only do they come in and see the copies of the gutenberg bible, and th

i am smart. >> i work hard. >> i work hard. >> i am beautiful. >> i am beautiful. >> oh, i want ronme. i want to do this with ron every morning. >> yes, this video has all the feel and for me especially as a woman seeing this little girl with her dad an him affirming her before she walks out the door, did it. >> i am respectful. >> i am respectful. >> yes. say, i'm not better than anyone. >> i'm not better than anyone. >> nobody is better than me. >> nobody is better than me. >> i am amazing. >> i am amazing. >> dang. if that's how he's getting her ready for first day of school, this girl is going to be on point. >> i am great. >> i am great. >> what's your name? >> a lleah austin. >> every parent on this needs to watch this video. >> if you fall -- >> i get back up. >> thank you god. >> thank you god. >> for making me. >> for making me. >> the greatest. >> the greatest. >> there's nobody. >> there's nobody. >> better. >> better. >> than me. >> than me. >> all right. high-fives. >> high tithes all around. kudos to you, dad. >> that's our show. "right this >>> an all new show today "

there were 4,000 patents in am radio that went into the pool. which of those 4,000 people should get what share of the credit? armstrong was responsible for a couple of the most important parts of am radio and became fabulously rich as a result. when it came to fm radio they wanted to patent royalties in excess of what ser' playonauf w to pay. i think armstrong was asking for too much. he thought sarnoff was not being fair. sarnoff wasn't the source who would just role over. >> host: what is the technical difference between am and fm radio? >> guest: this was armstrong's great insight. you are trying to imprint information on to an electro magnetic wave and decode that into a text message, phone call or tv program. up until fm radio, everybody had basically been trying to encode the human voice into a single airwave. come as close as possible to using a one-airwave essentially. armstrong creates the broadband era by having the idea let's use lots of airwaves at once. let's transmit over a wide spectrum of frequency as opposed to using one airwav

stan: i am far away from that, but i feel happy with where i am right now.ie: any [indiscernible] my game takes time to adapt to the grass. the grass is different. faster, tougher for my game. i need to normally a bit more time to put my game together. we will see that. i am making quarterfinals, so we will see. charlie: a lot of grass in preparation? now this season, one week longer. i am practicing two weeks. charlie: how does it feel to have this? stan: it is very good. charlie: puts you up there with roger. stan: roger federer, so many champions. charlie: nothing better than working hard and all of a sudden, even when you are 21 or 31 -- stan: 31, yeah. charlie: to win the u.s. open, three of the four grand slams, a remarkable feeling for a game you love stan:. stan:it is a big change. i love playing tennis. i enjoy it. i enjoy playing in those big stadiums. yesterday was something special, something i never have. charlie: the crowd turns you on. stan: i love it. that is also why you get tennis, to see that people enjoy it, that people, they are happy to

am low: 59 high: 76 dewpoint: 61 wind: se 5-10 mph saturday: a few early showers am low: 64 high: 76 dewpoint: 61 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 56 high: 76 dewpoint: 55 wind: wsw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 58 high: 78 dewpoint: 56 wind: sw 5-10 mphforecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell high pressure slowly returns to wi today and sky. well start with a few stray showers but end the day with at least partly sunny conditions. today highs will dip into the upper 60s to near 70 - below average. however, we start warming back up again tomorrow. ahead of an approaching low we get into the low to mid 70s get rain and thunderstorms again. after a few early showers saturday, we clear out and weekend temperatures will remain in the mid 70s with ample sunshine by later saturday into sunday! today: a few early am sprinkles then steadily clearing to partly sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: a few clouds. low: 58 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 3-5 mph thursday: partly to mostly sunny. high: 74 dewpoint: 59 wind: se 5-10 mph friday: rain returns

am low: 69 sw 5-10 mph for thunderstorms. am low: 69 high: 84 dewpoint: 0 wind: the sound of harley's getting revved up for the annual rally. the gathering is already underway and continues through the weekend. carl joins us now from the house of harley with time to find out who's turning six.... we're wishing lylah in slinger a happy sixth birthday! she likes doing crafts, swimming at fireman's park and helping her grandparents take car of her reindeer farm. here's a nice birthday smile and he loves school. it's time for quinn in cedarburg to celebrate! she likes playing tennis, going camping and going to the movie theater. there's six candles on justin's cake in milwaukee! he likes basketball, fishing and doing math. we're cheering for mariah in milwaukee! she likes flowers, going to the beach and animals. it's double the celebration for ian and irelyn eye-er-lin in germantown!they like camping, tae kwon do and running spartan races. to find out how child a happy sixth birthday on fox six wake up news - just log on to "fox

i am a pastor.applause] my wife and i left our home in north bend, florida, with all of our children to follow god and start a church in north carolina. you, there are three questions that i believe you can ask to know who is the best choice for america. that is donald trump. number 1 -- what is his position concerning life? even in its inception and conception when it is most vulnerable. what is his position on the family, on the traditional family this nation was built upon? strong withstand israel? [applause] ladies and gentlemen, we need to pray for and vote for the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] mr. trump: and don't forget, we are going to protect our second amendment. [applause] mr. trump: we are going to repeal and replace horrible , and never ever forget supreme court's justices. [applause] here because president trump -- excuse me, -- trump, not president yet i am appear because he gave me a hat. [applause] >> how is everybody? --er all the horrible

travis: i am worried. caffeine, like any pharma-type agent, you can get to a point where you are nice little caffeine buzz to, like you said, you are feeling your heart racing. you gotta be careful. i worry with these new products, doze control, if you are drinking coffee and then an energy drink, you forget you have the bracelet on, you gotta think about that. >> i am ready to do 10 more shows today! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> you have been good today. you have been a good host. i am proud of you. >> thank you. >> dr. travis: thanks for trying these out. ladies. do you miss your coffee? >> i want another patch. pre-training patch. right before a work out. >> dr. travis: we can arrange that. certainly, very interesting. more and more products out there with caffeine. i always have to say: be careful with caffeine, it's a stimulant and easy to get too much. we will be right back. >> announcer: coming up, the doctor's prescription that's guaranteed to save you hundreds of calories. that's coming up. >> dr.

i am not a climate change denier. i do think the world is getting hotter and human beings are the reason why. but if you look at my car or my house or the labels i use all of my daily traces you would think that i think the planet is just fine but i don't run around to deny that i don't run around calling people the n word i don't talk about but you just need to listen when i say a one to take my kids to the best schools that means means, any black or brown people are in the school? what does that mean? we are making choices day in and day and out that reproduce the value gap. racial habits. we to give the lifeblood and to bring back home. i was thinking about this theater day of a town hall meeting. white fere racial habits are nourished by white fear. political like muslims or anxiety that is bigger than any one person. and shared by people that it threatens them end to their way of life. is in and has. it is political fear and generalizes them. and that fear can drive public policy with racial moral panic. talk abo