armstrong. we are flipping the script on arm strong, you are going to wanted to stick with us. you all know him and i certainly love him. it is armstrong williams. everyday you get to hear him tweak, ask questions find out what is entertaining. we want to see what makes him grow. joining me in finding out more about arm strong is sarah ano caldwell. beauty of american is everybody has an american dream. without a doubt, my uncle armstrong williams is. host of a nationally syndicated show. business manager presidential candidate ben carson. born on a tobacco farm, williams raised with nine siblings. william's mother thelma instilled work ethic that guided his success. graduate he won a high school contest sign of the great things to come. after college, williams moved to flight. he worked for former senator straum therman. under justice thomas. public relations executive. currently owner of howard stern holdings, wwmb. throughout his career, he shown has graciousness and tenacity creates success.

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armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! touchdown! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ♪ ♪ [monster noises] ♪ take on any road with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pathfinder now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ♪ ♪ find your way to relaxation with the crisp, soothing taste of real ginger and bubbles. canada dry. the root of relaxation. ♪ ♪ at at&t get the new iphone 7 on us. serving up a delicious variety seared to smoky oak perfection. there's something for every craving... like savory wood-fire grilled chicken with two sides for just $9.99. the new wood fired grill. only

armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? ? [monster noises] take on any road with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pathfinder now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ? ? find your way to relaxation with the crisp, soothing taste of real ginger and bubbles. canada dry. ? ? at at&t get the new iphone 7 on us. it's applebee's new wood fired grill menu. serving up a delicious variety seared to smoky oak perfection. there's something for every craving... like savory wood-fire grilled chicken with two sides for just $9.99. the new woo

armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like tbe i e power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? ? [monster noises] with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pathfinder now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ? ? ? find your way to relaxation with the crisp, soothing taste of real ginger and bubbles. canada dry. the root of relaxation. ? at at&t get the new iphone 7 on us. serving up a delicious variety seared to smoky oak perfection. there's something for every craving... like savory wood-fire grilled chicken with two sides for just $9.99. the new wood fired grill. only at applebee's need headlights? we've got you cove

i'm armstrong williams. ? ? ? ? >> armstrong: welcome back. as we continue our discussion formidable. taking a stand, my life and the law is his autobiography is his new book. we continue the conversation about home and abroad. raffi. >> i'm interested, in the ban of the military style weapons, how do you get them out of the hands of americans, and how do you prevent a large black market from forming. >> guest: that the question, the immediate response of many of the gay community, is not only to call for a ban on weapons, but to buy more weapons themselves. a lot of americans say we want to have weapons to defend ourselves. we don't trust the government, but let them try to prevent other people from getting guns, guns for me, and not for thee. it's a very hard thing to do. i think in the united states, there's more weapons than there are people. to try to get more than 300 million weapons out of the hands of people will be very, the ban to ak47, and other automatic-type weapons which are large, part of the store, and very hard to conceal, obv

this was armstrong's great insight. all of wireless communication, you are trying to imprint information on to electromagnetic waves. send those ways to a distant location, and decode that information back into maybe a text message or a phone call. radio, everybody have been trying to encode the human voice into a single airwaves. come as close as possible to using a one air airwaves, essentially. armstrong creates the broadband , by having the idea to use lots of airwaves at once. transmit over a wide spectrum of the quincy's essentially, using a lot of airwaves at once, as opposed to one. it can get more technical than his, but that was basically breakthrough. the old idea was there was no advantage to be gained in this. using wider bands of frequency to transmit something as simple as the human voice. he was proven correct. peter: was there a business argument against fm radio? scott: there was from the local am radio stations, who really didn't like it and sell themselves being supplanted by superior technology. mos

>> 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 airwave. it can get more technical than that but that was the breakthrough. the old idea was there was no advantage to be gained in this. his idea was using wider bands of frequency to transmit even something as simple as the human voice is a better idea and he was proven hundred percent correct in that. >> host: was there a business argument against fm radio? >> guest: i mean there was from the local am radio stations who really didn't like it and saw themselves being supplanted by a superior technology. as in most cases when a te

- teamed up with armstrong, also a wild optimist. hooks this amplifier up to the wireless telegraph antennas in 1914, and all of a sudden they're hearing messages from around the world, from germany, from hawaii, they're in new jersey. and those two for the first time see the power of what inventions like armstrong's can do to vastly multiply the power and the communications capacity of the airwaves. >> host: what was mr. armstrong's trajectory career wise and life wise? >> guest: he was as a wireless inventer also, essentially, unparalleled. as an inventer. i'm not saying he was history's most accomplished inventer, but when it came to wireless inventions, he certainly was in the first half of the 20th century. he went on to invent a couple other critical components that made consumer am radio possible in the mid '20s, and then in 1933 he patents fm radio. comes as close to being the sole creator of fm radio as you going to find in a technology like this. there were some others who contributed, but he was a remarkably prolific inven

s. >> armstrong: no matter what you have heard of the topic of racism, you will never hear this like you do here. that is up next. >> armstrong: kimberly atkins, she is the cohost chair, she will join me to ask the tough questions of our fine guest are bruce fine. give us the back ground. everybody seems to have the opinion about brexit. no one saw it coming, except the people in here. need to recognize is great britain didn't join the european union 20 years after its birth. so britain operating outside of the european union, is not a novelty. after all it's supposed to be one world and one unified economic market, why not double the size of the european union. we could apply. there's not a requirement that your states be as a continent. i put that in the background. because great brittan operating outside of the european union is not something that has happened before. once it's in the european union you have all sorts of economic integration in the european institutions. this year under article 50 of the european union treaty, great britain exercised its right to now that isn't in

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armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? ? [monster noises] with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pathfinder now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ? ? ? find your way to relaxation with the crisp, soothing taste of real ginger and bubbles. canada dry. the root of relaxation. ? at at&t get the new iphone 7 on us. it's applebee's new wood fired grill menu. ariety seared to smoky oak perfection. there's something for every craving... like savory wood-fire grilled chicken with two sides for just $9.99. the new wood fired grill. only at applebee's need headlights? we've got you

armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurae with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ? ? ? [monster noises] with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pathfinder now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ? ? ? soothing taste of real ginger and bubbles. canada dry. the root of relaxation. ? at at&t get the new iphone 7 on us. it's applebee's new wood fired grill menu. serving up a delicious variety seared to smoky oak perfection. there's something for every craving... like savory wood-fire grilled chicken with two sides for just $9.99. the new wood fired grill. only at applebee's need headlights? we've got yo

>> louis armstrong. >> yes. you know who he is. it is louis armstrong. you know who it is. you can't miss that smile. and that gays he gives people when he is talking. absolutely, louis armstrong, probably america's most prominent jazz musician throughout this whole time. he had already toured. commercially, even before the state department sent him out. he was a prominent figure in not just american jazz but american culture generally. before we get into packing this image, the same author, it was extract the part of the book that deals with africa. you got kind of the distillation of jazz ambassadors in the cold war and africa. the rest of this book, "satchmo blows of the world" -- fabulous book. i recommend it. we are talking about everything they did. and how they perceive their role. and how they fit into the policy of the united states. we can turn to this image and we can spend 30 minutes talking about what is going on. you probably noticed the beach lawnchair. but he is on the shoulders of some traditionally dressed congolese men. he had been on tour in 1955. excusi

armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! touchdown! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. you must be gerry, hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with drivewise. it's good to be in, good hands. ♪ ♪ [monster noises] ♪ take on any road with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pathfinder now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ♪ ♪ find your way to relaxation with the crisp, soothing taste of real ginger and bubbles. canada dry. the root of relaxation. ♪ ♪ at at&t get the new iphone 7 on us. serving up a delicious variety seared to smoky oak perfection. there's something for every craving... like savory wood-fire grilled chicken with two sides for just $9.99. the new wood fired grill. only

, new to louis armstrong was. his other guard buddies over. they are taking pictures, getting autographs. they send them across the bridge to the american side at checkpoint charlie. they get to the american side, and the american guard -- it was like this big guy from texas, this imposing figure. as soon as that guy saw louis armstrong he said it is satchmo. the same thing that happened on the russian side happened on the american side. where louis armstrong because of his cultural relevance, his standing as a cultural icon, he was able to transcend not only the boundary between east and west berlin, but also that legal boundary in many ways. when the american ambassador heard about it, he said how did you do that? i cannot even do that. he said i can't even just walk back and forth, but louis armstrong because of his relevance, that is the kind of ability that his cultural power held. he was slated to go on a state department tour. the culmination, that stamp of approval by the state department. but in 1957, whe

here is louis armstrong, his first trip in 1956.eled on a commercial tour in europe a decade before. but he goes to africa for the first time. band, heying with his is playing for them. in the crowd he sees a woman who looks just like his mom. his mom died 20 years before. in the middle of the song he stops plying he goes over to her. he says to the crowd i came here , i came from here way back, at least my people did. now i know this is my country too. from the very first interaction, one of these african-american musicians. making that connection between their roots not only as musicians but also as people, i came from here. feeling that connection. louis armstrong, after his tour of europe, he had already been acknowledged as ambassador satchmo. here he was, a guy who could transcend borders, transcend cultural boundaries. he could play in all circles. not just crossing boundaries like a national boundary from africa. here is a man, one of the most prominent cultural figures in the united states who had grown behaving a certain w

armstrong was probably asking too much.much -- armstrong made it personal. night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. campaign trail today, hillary clinton spoke with reporters after meeting with national security at -- experts. let's watch. mrs. clinton: good afternoon. i just finished meeting with a distinguished group of national security experts. some served under a republican democrat, some under some under both. we don't agree on -- they don't agree on everything, that they represent a great deal of expertise, experiences, and lessons learned. i asked them to join me for a candid conversation about some of the most challenging issues facing our country because i nationalhat america security must be the top priority for our next president. job, you need to constantly seek new information and new perspective, test your assumptions, ask and answer hard questions. that is what today was about. i am grateful to these men and women for sharing your insight with me. i hope and intend that our conversations will continue. ini admit said, i believe bipartisan foreign

some of you probably remember stretch armstrong. do you guys remember this? stretch armstrong? very popular action figure in the '80s and '90s. he looks like a normal action figure, but check this out. you can stretch him out, and it's very cool. and it was always one of my favorite things growing up. we have the real man who stretch armstrong is based on back when the doll was first made in 1976. let's bring him out. ladies and gentlemen, give it up for the real stretch armstrong. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: wow. mr. armstrong, it is a tremendous honor to have you on our show today. thank you so much for being here. how are you? [ lae okay? [ light laughter ] well, mr. armstrong, i just have to say i'm a huge fan of your toy. how does it feel to have played such a big role in pop culture? >> i'm in so much pain, seth. >> seth: the real stretch armstrong, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] that's it for "nostalgia corner." we'll be right back with music from steven tyler. [ cheers and applause ] hey listen, when you tell our friends about your job, maybe let's play up the d

is the significance of armstrong and one of the most important musicians and took jazz and american music to new heights with his improvizational playing and the way he stretched the boundaries of the instrument. >> one of the founders of true american art form, and you can performers by visiting the museum on the national mall that officially opens on september 24th. >> now to a photo seen around the world. a young pageant winner meets the republican presidential nominee and appears afraid to do so. take a look. this photo was taken last week after mary cogny little miss flynt in michigan and she said, this photo is not what it seems. mary said it wasot her. her mom blames her brother for leaving behind that startled look. >> her little brother told her if anybody touches donald trump, the secret service would tackle them, plus all the yelling going on around them, that might have startled her. >> okay, you can get it. it was an intense scene there and the mom says that picture sparked a few negative comments trying to put her daughter in that's not case but it happened to get popu

alice armstrong "those things are stacked on top of each other. they make me itch just to look at them" alice armstrong is one need to take the whole thing and tear it down and start over!" she shows us her bed bug bites and says she only knew what they were because of barbi's facebook post! alice armstrong "that's exactly what mine look like" we took barbi and alice's stories right to the silver nugget. your side? we are airing this on the news tonight." silver nugget: "leave the property please" instead they sent us a statement that reads in part..... "we've closed the restaurant, and the health department and an outsid examined the area thoroughly several times to identify the source. while they did find evidence of a few unidentified bugs, they have not found an infestation." gina look live: the nevada health district says they will be able to release the full report of their findings on the restaurant to us tomorrow. we will also post the silver nuggets entire statement on our website ktnv dot com. gina lazara 13 action news tonight.... for t

armstrong made it personal. he thought that sarnov had betrayed him. >>> the migration policy institute hosted its annual conference with legal analysis on some of the key immigration issues facing the incoming administration and congress. this portion featured deputy homeland security secretary who talked about what he has observed in his role and the immigration policy achievements of the obama administration as well as the challenges confronting the next presidential administration. [ applause ] >> well, good morning. i am so pleased to be able to begin this day today by welcoming and introducing alejand alejandro. ali is familiar to most people in this room and known personally by many of the people in this room, and that's because he's always gone the extra mile in forging relationships and very importantly in listening. we first met in 2009 when he reached out to me having just come to town. he was to be taking over u.s. cis. it had not yet happened, and we had an incredibly productive first conversation,

still with us, patrick armstrong., central bankers are signaling to politicians, we are running out of road, we are getting to the end of what we have the ability to do, you need to take over. do you think politicians are listening? he should be saying i have done my bit,. >> i don't know if the german ones will be listening, but the rest of the world is listening. most of europe would like to see a bit more fiscal spending. america is clearly going that way, china, japan. if you are watching for reason to be bullish, i think it comes through infrastructure and a bit more fiscal stimulus that has been lacking. draghi will be seeing that on the front foot, but i don't think -- guy: in many ways -- this is a tragedy of the commons argument. he can sit there and go, the u.s. will do it, the u.k., japan -- why on earth do i want to do it? >> well, it's a very german not to do it. their economy is doing reasonably well. if savings rate is one that, you could find a way to get german consumers to spend, that may be enough,

police say armstrong was drunk behind the wheel. he's facing several charges, including motor vehicle homicide. a new hampshire man accused of murder is expected in court today. prosecutors say richard moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old joanne boucher. neighbors say moore, who is a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. investigators are not commenting on a motive. >> the man sentenced to death for the killings of two massachusetts men will ask a jury to spare his life. gary sampson pleaded guilty to the july 2001 carjacking murders and was sentenced to death. but that sentence was thrown out 5 years ago after a judge found one juror lied about her background. a sentencing retrial is set to begin wednesday. about 3 months. >> a plymouth man is expected in court today. charged with stealing police support flags on the cape. barnstable police say witnesses saw 60-year-old david hickman on the route 149 overpass last night. hickman is accused of taking the flags off the overpass and burying them in the wood

tanisha armstrong and michael williams through the victim on throat. after the victim insulted armstrong. the victim died in the hospital but was brought back to life. the people on your screen. williams is being held without bail. >>> man who held up seven stores on the west side of the valley. look closely. security cameras caught the s before robbing them earlier this month. he gets cash and also some goods. officers say the note employs he has a gun but so far he has not pulled out a weapon in any of those seven robberies. the man is described as hispanic in his 40s with a scruffy recognize him. >>> a $750 million tax deal to bring the raiders into town. john treanor is live, the view could be very different soon. >> reporter: marie, that dark strip between me and las vegas is now, for the first time ever, possibly the home of franchise. the area looks different but that is a $1 billion view that just took its step towards reality. the tourism infrastructure committee just called the play to bring $750 million to help build it. the plan to raise th

. >>> jack armstrong is accused of driving drunk and crashed into a home. the 71-year-old man who lives there was hurt, but he will be okay. the crash caused about $75,000 in damages. armstrong has resigned from his position as a sheriff's deputy. >>> clearwater police are investigating a crash at sky harbor drive. the motorcyclist darwin anderson collided with a van. the driver of the treated at the scene, and anderson died at the hospital. >>> it's 5:06. an electrical worker is in critical condition after become shocked working on a utility pole in pasco county. >>> we are told a live wire touched his shoulder, and coworkers use his safety belt to lower him to the ground. >>> this morning a family in area made it difficult to put out the fire. investigators are trying to figure out what started the fire. >>> let's check on the weather as many of us are going out to enjoy the labor day weekend. >> unfortunately we are dealing with some lingering effects from hermine. we have areas under flood waters, excuse me, flood warnings along the rivers. we just hear

armstrong is amazing. i had to compete with armstrong and ben. ben carson. boy, that was not easy.easant. they were tough and smart, right? it was -- it was some little time we had. i gained such respect for ben carson and for armstrong williams. i guess that's why we're all here together. and i appreciate you being here, armstrong. i wrote out a few things and i thought i would mention one of them that i thought about and i've seen around a little bit. and i said, did anybody else ever think of this because it's very interesting. but it used to be cars were made in flint and you couldn't drink the water in mexico. now the cars are made in mexico and you can't drink the water in flint. that's not good. that's not good. that's terrible. flint is the birthplace of general motors and once boasted the largest general motors plant anywhere in the world, by far the largest. in 1970 general motors employed 82,000 workers. 82,000. and they were located in flint. that's a tremendous workforce. now, there are less than 8,000, and 40% of the city's residents are living in poverty. the 8,000 i

investigators say 23-year-old jack armstrong jr. caused property damage to a home in hudson. no reports of injuries from the crash. armstrong since resigned from the pasco county sheriff's office. >>> today the black lives matter group in tampa may be preparing to hold another protest. the group will be holding a stealth meeting tonight according to their facebook page. many are outraged after the hillsborough county deputy shot d tuesday in the palm river neighborhood. >>> a burglar breaks into a bay area gushop and now 30 handguns and 10 semiautomatic rifles are missing. authorities say the suspect smashed the window titan arms. if you know where they are call crime stoppers. they are going to deliver food nationwide to first responders. it's the 15th consecutive year for olive garden to do this. >>> in ohcal a boy scott ripped -- in ocala a boy scott ripped off. he was selling snacks for his troupe. a man gave a boy what looked like a $100 bill. he said the man seemed slick. he gave and later found out it was a fake. >> i asked him what did he learn about the experience? h

armstrong. ana september is generally a pretty dreadful month.d a pretty quiet summer this year, unlike the past few summers. september has taken on an identity all its own. ana: we are waiting for two countries having elections. italy will have their referendum. we have u.s. elections central banks all over the world have injected so much cash and they are still following easing monetary policy. join soon by the school policy in europe for the first time since 2010. volatility is expected to really stay and remain at those low levels. investors are looking for yield. they have been buying the bonds, taking capital negative -- and promise of a future yield. in investors job has not been easy. that is why demand is increasing. we have to remind ourselves this correlatedare not and not a substitute for -- anna: manus? manus: picking up on that. one of the themes and a and i have been getting from investors reticent. -- a real it gets really long of europe. given the fiscal life you just -- fiscal line you just use and the ability of the ecb to do m

this is armstrong williams. today ou panel of journalists we preview the american presidential debate coming up on september 28th right here. stay tuned. ?? ?? >>>my panel of experts says it's september 26th. let me welcome my panel. raffy williams, al weaver and what do you think the subject matters will be? >> i think you have to talk about the economy. it's going to come up right away. that's what people are worried about and interested in. some mention of foreign policy and terrorism. a lot of that accounts for trump's rise. >> will mrs. clintons health be an issue? >> i'm not sure. ooem not sure if that's going to be much of a topic. i don't see trump bringing that up. he >> would the moderators? >> i doubt they will. >> jason, not only will the presidential candidates be under the microscope but the national media. >> absolutely. i think we've seen bad moderation in the past. people have been critical of them. even in some of the interviews. people are trying to pay attention and see if their are bias in t

armstrong will be back in court for a pretrial hearing next month. >> police have identified the name of the boston university student who was struck and killed by a commuter train last week. his body was found on the tracks just after midnight last wednesday. foul play is not expected. police are calling the 17-year-old's death a tragic accident saying he may not have heard the train coming until it was too late. >> jury selection in thco sampson is under way. a federal judge threw out sampson's initial death penalty sentence because a juror lied about her background. sampson was sentenced to die for carjacking and killing jonathan rizzo of kingston and a man from taunton during a week long crime spree in 2001. he confessed he stabbed both men that same week he strangled a former city counselor. donald trump releasing some of his medical records. just hours after his campaign said he wouldn't. tracking new trouble today for the for the trump -- sglsh >> two letters, one is the report and the other is from lenox hill hospital. >> members of the dr. oz show watched as the 70-year-old r

most knew him as louie armstrong, one of the most influential entertainers in the jazz world, one of the first y entertainers to cross over in a time when the country was extremely racially divided. the smithsonian national museum of african american culture was able to obtain a special trumpet once owned by the special musician in the 1940s. armstrong was known for that deep singing voice, trombone playing and a composer and actor. >> the art of soloing as an art rampant in jazz and all styles of american music. musician, but as a vocalist as well, his vocal style that countless many popular musicians black and white emulated in the years on. so he's a foundational figure in modern popular music with no question. >> so many artists have been influenced by louie armstrong over the years. this museum opens on saturday. >> so many tried to be close >>> we're expecting warmer weather through the start of fall which officially begins tomorrow morning. we hope you have your fall party plans. been -- georgetown. sorry, i'm like where are we now? >> they get around pretty quick up there. >>

armstrong is from oregon and not familiar with the philadelphia area. he is 5-foot ten about 165-pound last seen wearing etan bucket hat with hershey's written on it. if you have any information, about this teenager, you are asked to call police. >>> okay. >> central detective. >> or call 911 for that matter and hepp they find this kid. >>> happening today we could learn when the trial against bill cosby could start. >> lets go to jennifer joyce outside montgomery county courthouse where proceedings have been happening and, again, later this afternoon shore there bill cosby. >> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren. before we learned that trial date there are at least two issues that cosby's defense attorney is hoping to hammer out today. he is fighting to sun rest key evidence including nearly 1,000 pages have of damaging testimony that he gave in 2005 in the accuser andrea constand's lawsuit. defense attorneys argued cosby felt he would neff be charge so he felt free to testify. a why determined that cosby was never granted immunity. document from

the fhp arrested jack armstrong jr. early sunday morning. they say he crashed into a hudson home causing $75,000 in damage. the 71-year-old homeowner received minor armstrong is now facing dui charges. >>> manatee county officials need your help to find this man, 36-year-old ian oswald left his house last night apparently threatening to harm himself. he's a military vat suffering from ptsd. if you know where he is call the manatee county sheriff's office. >>> dry this morning on titan doppler radar. we'll see a lot of moisture working its way, in fact a little patchy fog if you're watching from eastern pasco. visibility reduced though not highs in the upper 80s to near 90 with 50% chance of storms. >>> hey, was up doc? what's up doc? southwest airlines, welcome to chicago. the windy city. >> you've seen a fair share of entertaining flight videos. this may take the cake. a southwest flight attendant employee did numerous impressions of the looney tunes characters including bugs bu more than one million times. 2 1/million views on youtube so f

happening tonight - jennifer armstrong... a pop culture historian... will be talking about her book "seinfeldia." armstrong's book gives readers behind the scenes looks at the hit show... and how it's still relevant today. armstrong's event is at the soup house on tickets cost 5 bucks... and yes... they include a bowl of soup. this is kind of an odd request - one town wants kevin bacon to ditch the red carpet... and stop by their festival: bacon-fest. in brattleboro, vermont, the actor has become the subject of lifesize cutouts... in different spots around the town. residents are trying to get the photos to go viral... to catch bacon's attention. even vermont's governor is joining in on the fun...begging for a visit in an online video. the festival celebrates all here's a fishy story for you this morning... a woman in philadelphia's center city got hit in the face by a falling fish. lisa lobree was walking with a friend, on her way to a labor day boot camp when it happened. she heard rustling way up in a tree and then got hit in the head. lobree says: