and it probably made the best case for barry goldwater that anybody, including barry goldwater, had madeng to debate these issues. they want to make you and i believe that this is a contest between two men -- that we're to choose just between two personalities. well, what of this man that they would destroy? is he the brash and shallow and trigger-happy man they say he is? i knew him long before he ever dreamed of trying for high office, and i can tell you personally, i've never known a man in my life i believe so incapable of doing a dishonest or dishonorable thing. >> buchanan: i think his speech was such a tremendous event, that at the end of that speech and the end of that election, ronald reagan was being talked of as the successor to barry goldwater as "mr. conservative." that's what launched reagan's political career. i think it would have been launched anyhow. but that made him -- to the whole conservative movement nationwide was talking about that speech. >> we will keep in mind and remember that barry goldwater has faith in us. he has faith that you and i have the ability and t

kenya barris coming up in just a moment. moment. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> kenya barris creator of "black-ish" exploring provocative issues around race. no surprise mr. barris included donald trump as part of the story line tomorrow night. here is a sneak preview. >> we don't have school today. >> they gave us a day of reflection. >> a day of what? >> reflection. >> a lot to think about. >> much-needed. my first 90 days as student body president have been rough. it's a pressure cooker about to blow. >> told me i stole his phone. i stole your computer. >> will you please get back in your seat? >> i don't have to listen you ms. gomez. they are about to ship you back to your country. ship her back! ship her back! >> two of us. [ laughter ] >> two of us. when you saw donald trump with the connection, how fast did your mind start working how this would fit into your show? >> it crazy. immediately. immediately because i -- i didn't know if i would do it right this year becaus

barry, we may have to bring you back. don't go far until you hear from our producers because we've bombshell tapes from president trump's calls with mexico and australia. >> right now the president is scheduled to be starting a meeting with his national security team led by his national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster. that meeting comes amid new urgency at the white house about america's longest war. remember, obama, the longest war time president -- i think we don't realize that with afghanistan. two more american service members were killed just yesterday in a suicide bombing. >> in an nbc exclusive, senior administration officials described the president as increasingly frustrated, fuming in a situation room meeting with the top advisers two weeks ago that quote we aren't winning, we are losing. the president repeatedly suggesting that the top u.s. commander there, general john nicholson, this gentleman here, be fired. even though he has strong support at the pentagon and from national security adviser mcmaster himsel

if you haven't seen anything like this barry. but i've never been involved in this kind of floating. i've been into writ of the rescues were going to build. but not never described. which is all about. but it's quite amazing to see you. the people bring. both said it's quite amazing to see this spirit his and that is right. oh yeah goes beyond. really. . i believe it's a county judge. of harris county he called for bring a reproach upon begin the rescue people. and people come all over texas clicking randomly. but a lot of people coming. right that's the one they had. leann . they don't like it. so. so visually. startled real slow this morning then more for people and look up at. so when i make it mandatory. for most people. sammy jackson that talking to me about the rescue. with his advice about but it's just coming in but i may again. coming back from yet another rescue that could hold in some seems that and rescues in the houston harriet jane. with more to come. it feels warm but the flooding may not even have. jackson. ari is

and should barry bond be indugted into the hall of fame. >>> plus the conversation about climate change. >>> all right getting this day going. summer time in the bay area. clouds out there along highway 24. welcome to the nine everyone on any monday morning. speaking of snap shots one of the good things that happened ten years ago was being at the ballpark watching barry bonds hit 756. one of the things that i took from my son was this because i did it and i gave it to him. we framed the sporting green. we were sitting right there. they are unable to see you -- we took the photos right here of when we were stilling in the stands and then we had the ticket stubs and special pins right there. one thing that was interesting when you see those people. no cameras in their hands. >> no phones. >> old school cameras. >> the i phone came out later in the year. >> it sparked a debate about whether he should be in the hall of fame because of the steroids. that is the question should haeb voted into the hall of fame? e be voted into the hall of fame? he has five more years to get on the ballot. le

we spoke to general barry mccaffrey who said it is an anyoni nimcompoop plan.ses are heavy and the costs are high. to the extent he's introducing a new idea, what are your thoughts? >> well, first, good to be with you. i think using private contractors makes no sense whatsoever. this is a military function and it needs to have the accountability of u.s. military control. so i am very much opposed to using private contractors to do what our military should be doing. but i do want to underscore, we don't really have an arctticulad policy from the trump administration. they have been in the office for almost seven months. this war has been going on for 16 years and we don't have an articulated strategy for our role in afghanistan, what are we trying to accomplish. clearly we want to stop afghanistan from being a safe haven for terrorists. but what should the u.s. role be in accomplishing that goal? the administration really hasn't articulated that. >> well, it is not like things have been going right. don't we need a new strategy? and i'm certainly not advocating

ten years ago today, barry bonds became baseball's all-time home run king. >>and that's it. and bonds hits one high and deep. it is t of here!

the conscience of a conservative, the homage to barry goldwater.e conservatives obtained an unnerving silence as instability ensued as if what was happening was anything approaching normalcy requiring a suspension of faculties and tremendous powers of denial. >> the essence of conservatism is steady comportment. you take the timeless principles that worked in the past and you stick to them. and the kind of chaos that we have seen and the chaos in the white house and frankly dysfunction in the house and the senate that has stretched over a couple of decades, that's not a recipe for a bright future. i hope we can change and settle down and go back to the principles that served us well for so long. >> you return to arizona in the coming days, if you have the occasion, give our best to your colleague, john mccain. >> i will. >> thank you, senator jeff flake. >>> coming up, the inside scoop on the president's new immigration proposal. how did the statue of liberty get caught up in the debate. that's next here on "andrea mitchell reports." >>> it does no

ten years ago today, barry bonds became baseball's all-time home run king. >> and that's it. and bonds hits one high and deep. it is out of here!

that's roger maris territory, not the record owned by barry bonds. he said the record is the record, but personally i think

as for officer barry. >> bruises on her face several lacerations. they were rushed to cooper university hospital and are now on live. wysocki says there was another atv at on the scene with a man and woman on board. police hope to find this suspect before someone else gets hurt. >> we need your help to identify who this driver was. it looks like this was clearly an intent to murder an officer. he intentionally ran this officer over. >> reporter: horrible to hear that. now if you look at your screen right now we have a description of that atv. we're told it's a black racing style atv. it has a headlight in the front and a rectangle real taillight. police calling this an attempted murder of their police officers here. for now reporting live in camden, bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> bob, thank you. >>> laura blue stein had her first court appearance today. the 28-year-old faces murder charges in the death of her wife. the burlington county prosecutor's office says bluestein shot felicia dormans inside their home. police were called to the h

but the sacked google critic barry lynn joins us now from washington. good evening. mr lynn, what evidence to you have that your separation from the think tank was to do with google's intervention? there are a number of points of evidence. for instance, the day that we put up a notice, there was a conversation immediately after that

one player who's leaving goodison park, though, is gareth barry. one—year contract, for an undisclosed fee. 36—year—old barry is just five games short of breaking ryan giggs‘ record of 632 premier league appearances. the premier league celebrates its 25th birthday today. more than 25,000 goals have been scored in england's top division since 1992 and fans were asked to pick their favourite in a bbc poll. and the winner was this one scored by arsenal's dennis bergkamp, against newcastle in 2002. now here is bergkamp. he's turned him! whata now here is bergkamp. he's turned him! what a goal by dennis bergkamp. he turned the defender inside out. did he mean that? i think he did. he slips the ball past shay given. let's turn our attention to cricket now, and later this week, it's all about the power of the pink ball, as england play their first ever day/night test match against the west indies at edgbaston. why pink? well, it's believed to be easier to see than the traditional red ball in darker conditions. here'sjoe wilson with more. when it comes to

even today >> you know, barry -- >> because it's more expensive -- >> sorry, barry, when a lot of theseuying up homes, you know, people thought whenever they exit that could really mark the top of rent, it's a better time to actually sell the homes in this sort of environment, it sounds like you're saying that high home prices are actually helping your rental business are you making a bet that the rental business is going to be stronger in the future because otherwise this could be a great time to sell some of those homes with home prices being so high because of lack of supply >> well, i would say that, you know, we're in this for the long-term. we think this is a reals set class. i love the fact that american shareholders or consumers can buy a share of the company and it represents the u.s. housing market and the double play of income and appreciation of the home if you want to bet the housing market, what a great way to play it i also compare it to all the other asset classes in real estate whether it's hotels or malls or retail or industrial i mean, this is very strong credit diver

but not for barry bonds who's actually looking pretty healthy these days.his day, he didn't do too much of this, home run variety that we saw tonight from the cubs. >> deep the other way, way back, off the wall. hayward will come around 3rd and score. baez to 3rd. gary jones is going to send him. here comes the throw all the way in. safe. an inside the park home run for javier baez. >> most exciting play in baseball. the inside the parker. cubs build a 5-0 lead then the more typical home run, although be it the first, he's only got 761 more to go to catch barry. that would be ryder jones, his first big league shot. 5-2. the giants in the 7th cut that deficit to 5-3. looked like they might make a comeback against the cubs. rbi single for joe panik. that's as close as they get. much to the chagrin of two of the most faithful giants fans. joe and jennifer on hand. >>> meantime, what a surprise. steph curry is in the news today. actually for a very good cause. he was out in walnut creek, conducting his sc30 select club camp and high school kids, in fact the eli

. >>> it's been a decade since barry bonds smashed the moment run record.ight he says he has one regret. >> here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. vo: whenever a craving hits, vo: jack's got your back. jack: somebody craving my smoky jack burger? vo: the smoky jack burger combo for $4.99. vo: hickory-smoked bacon, smoked cheddar cheese, vo: all on an artisan poppyseed bun. vo: plus fries and a refreshing drink. vo: all for just $4.99. man: thanks, jack! jack: you're welcome. vo: the new smoky jack burger combo for just $4.99. vo: only at jack in the box. s >>> does not seem that long ago, but it has been a decade since barry bonds broke the home run record. >> tonight he confessed he has one regret. the former giant slugger said he wished he played one more final season. he believes he could have hit 800 homers or at least come close. bonds retired in 2007 with 762 home runs and under a cloud of steroid allegations. the 53-year-old now works for the giants as a special advisor. >> remember the whole controversy, the guy who got the

. >>> it's been a decade since barry bonds smashed the moment run record.ight he says he has one regret. >> here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. s >>> does not seem that long ago, but it has been a decade since barry bonds broke the home run record. >> tonight he confessed he has one regret. the former giant slugger said he wished he played one more final season. he believes he could have hit 800 homers or at least come close. bonds retired in 2007 with 762 home runs and under a cloud of steroid allegations. the 53-year-old now works for the giants as a special advisor. >> remember the whole controversy, the guy who got the ball and tried to get it back? >> bonds hit 28 home runs in his last year. it's not like he couldn't hit anymore. it's just no offe

and, barry bennett. he was a senior advisor to the trump presidential campaign. welcome to both of you. thank you for being with us again. general john kelly, he's been on the job three days. has everything changed? >> well, i think three days is not a pattern for donald trump. i think maybe in three weeks, then we can look back to see if john kelly can hold up to his distinguished career and being that general that he is and bringing everything together. but i don't have a lot of confidence in that. many people have tried. before john kelly and have failed. and you really just can't change the man by changing staff. it just is not going to work with donald trump. he doesn't want to be managed. he wants to be his own chief of staff, his own communications director, and his own chief counsel. >> woodruff: what do you see, barry bennett? >> well, i think that if his mission were to change donald trump that would probably be a failure in the end. i think his mission, though, is to make trump better. every player needs a coach. this white house team has needed a coac

so now the question of the day, should barry bonds be inducted into the baseball hall of fame? us know what you think, vote on our twitter page or ktvu.com. i'm anticipating many comments will be in support. there is so much talk about the asterisk on that home run. >>> still ahead, it happened more than 2000 miles away. coming up more about the man who turned himself into police in the bay area for a murder in chicago. >>> a sexual assault trial involving taylor swift is set to begin. this photo is at the center of the case. >>> good morning, traffic is still going to be slow in many areas including the bay bridge although we have seen some improvement this morning getting into san francisco. >>> it took a while but cooler weather has arrived cooler for all with a bigger font bake -- and fog bank. we will see what is in store for today and tomorrow. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on se

and mayor barry joins me now. thank you for joining us and our very sincere condolences for your loss. >> lisa, thank you. >> this open owed epidemic is so often told in statistics, but i'd rather hear about your son. can you tell us about him? >> sure. max was a wonderful kid. he was full of energy. he just grng waited from the university of puget sound and was looking forward to the rest of his life. you're right there. are lots of sta testics out, there but when it happens to your own child, it's not a statistic. >> i'm wondering, you've been in civic life far decade, mayor for two years now. you have a personal story for you here. when did it first come to your attention that the opioid epidemic was indeed a broad crisis in your community and in your life? >> we've seen those numbers in our own community ticking up over the last several years. in fact, in this last year we equipped with all of our first responders with narcan so they can have that drug available when they find someone experiencing an opioid ov

looking live at the commodore barry bridge, we have stars over the commodore barry bridge now. by tomorrow we could have rain in the picture. temperatures cool and comfortable, 61 degrees, dewpoint below the 60-degree threshhold for humid air. ocean temperature, 74. there's a big issue at the shore in the water, i'll talk about that in a moment. there you see the clouds to the west, we start out with sunshine eventually the clouds get thicker and we'll get more clouds in play later tonight. 64 degrees under the sun by 8:00. 72. 78 is the high around 3:00 p.m. we'll be down to 65 by 6:00 p.m. high temperatures around the middle part of the afternoon across the region look comfortable. 76 degrees in allentown and trenton. 77 in reading and lancaster. 78 in wilmington and philadelphia. if you're down the shore, 72 in cape may. 74 up the coast at the boardwalk. there's a high rip current risk at the shore today. this is dangerous for swimmers do not go in the water unless there's a lifeguard there. there will be an issue the next couple of days because we have a coastal low that's

>> let's start with the original conscience of a conservative written by brent buzzell junior for barry goldwater. the original red, white and blue book jacket with the stars. it's burned in my mind. it was a guiding text of minus conservative. it helped put goldwater on about towards the presidential run. are you trying to tell something about your future ambitions? >> guest: no. it's very much attribute to goldwater. in 1960 he felt that the conservative movement and the republican party had been compromised by the new deal, and a somebody new to put together a blueprint on where the party and the movement ought to go. that's what "conscience of a conservative" was. i think every, everybody since then who has looked at the book and said this is it, this is the manifesto. my thought, i thought i do honor it that way because in a way i think we're facing some of the same kind of questions today that the party or the conservative movement has been compromised by populist layer. >> host: you begin the book by saying i will start by saying that i regret having to write this book. i regret

>> guest: barry goldwater wanted the maximum amount of freedom consistent with order and the principles that animated that were limited government, economic freedom, individual responsibility, free trade and strong american leadership around the world. you look at those items and you think where are we? in terms of limited government we had a campaign where i would expect the democratic party not to want to touch entitlement spending but republicans have i said we have got to do that. conservatives have to be fiscally conservative. that's really the central canon but instead we will leave that to future generations or other campaigns and then with regard to building the party and playing the game of addition rather than subtraction i think we went the other way and drill down on the base and with regard to free trade for example we are only 5% of the worlds population we are less than 25% of the world's economic output. if we don't find new markets and if we don't recognize this economy that has globalized around us, with us we can be part of it and take advantage of it and be partisan

for barry goldwater. the red, white and blue cover with gold stars. put goldwater on a path toward a presidential run, are you trying to tell us something about your future ambition? >> no very much a tribute or homage to goldwater in 1960 he felt the conservative movement and the republican party had been compromised by the new deal. and that somebody needed to put together a blueprint on where the party and the movement ought to go. and that's what conscious of conservative was, and i think everybody since then has look at that book and said, this is it, the manifesto. so i thought that i ought to honor it that way. we're face something of the same kind of questions today that the party or the conservative movement has been compromised by populist flair. >> host: you begin the book by saying, i will start by saying that i regret having to write this book. regret us because it's a necessity as a sign that the american conservative movement, which has been a force for great good in our country and at the world, is lost. why is that? explain. >> guest:

kenya barris coming up in just a moment.

barry wrote an autobiographyhat. published in the '80s with unpublished versions at radcliffe university and a cbs wrote an autobiography. and it turns out very helped him write it he wanted to learn as much as he could so working with mary piaster to help him translate the book and work on bits and pieces so it wasn't entirely accurate but what it was like to work with the hellas. it is good characters come a good story and a good time so i need to figure out the narrative for the plot. there were anecdotes' and spy stories but they did not link up so i tried to look at dulles antipathy toward the soviets. the united states was an allied of the soviet union and suppose to be our friend but it still listed not buy that and he was warning they were not to be trusted. so i wrote the book among some of those lines and showed it to my editor who said that is a good idea but it may be there is a better a one looking at the activities of the resistance i did what any good author would you and i thought that is untrue or i

what would you tell the president if he asked you, okay, mayor barry, tell me the tools you wish youd as a parent, let alone as a mayor? what would you tell him? >> sure. well, first, as maximum's mom, it was really important for us to be able to have access to a treatment bed. and max did go to rehab last sum. so we were able to make that happen for our child, but there so so many children out there that need those treatment beds. and declaring this a federal emergency would make that happen. so those are the kinds of things that i think we can be doing as a community, and i'd love to see us move in that direction. >> what is the -- what's the national police department doing as they deal with this? i mean, every police department in the country is dealing with this crisis every day on the streets. >> absolutely. i mean, this year we he quipped our first responders with nar can as a way to at least if there is a moment at that last point of life to rehabilitate somebody that we can. but this starts way before you're dealing with those last moments of death. i mean, my son got nar ca

. >> reporter: this is megan barry's family during better times. ten days ago the nashville mayor got a knock on her door at three apple. >> your first thought is that you had a police officer who has been injured and you need to get dressed, you need to go to the hospital, you need to confront a family. >> reporter: instead it was she who would need comforting. her son max had just died of a drug overdose. did it come as an absolute shock? >> yeah. totally. >> reporter: you didn't see it coming at all. >> i didn't see it coming. >> reporter: she said max had been to rehab once before, but he had recently graduated from college and moved to colorado. and he was your only child? >> he was our only child. yeah. our only. >> reporter: today the mayor revealed he had a lethal combination of drugs in his system, including xanax, cocaine, the opioids methadone and hydromorphone. >> i want to just shake him and say what were you thinking? >> it is a tremendous problem in our country -- >> reporter: on tuesday president trump stopped short of declaring a n

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barry peterson reports. >> reporter: their job, dangling 300 feet up, roping a wind turbine blade.ming prairie and a view well into the future. wind turbine jobs are expected to be the fastest growing jobs in america between now and 2024, up 108%. this reclaimed land covers a coal mine that was worked for almost 50 years. but increasingly, wyoming's energy comes not from mining what's down below but from mining the wind above. in wyoming, the top coal-producing state in america, wind now produces ten times more energy than it did a decade ago. and maybe more to come. >> you just bought another 40 turbines us from. >> reporter: a chinese company is recruiting workers for wind turbines and will even pay for training. >> if there is so much integration in economies around the world -- steve harshman, republican speaker of the wyoming house, has no problem with the chinese creating wyoming jobs. >> i think it's all about free markets, and i think we all support that. >> reporter: travis harkins traded his coal job to work i wind, a decision made with his wife, sam, and three active boy

>> barry goldwater. thanks. i think we're going to take some questions later. we have some questions prepared for the senator. >> we just want to know are you with chlt with. we have opportunity for questions from audience a little later. later. >> barry goldwater in 1960 felt the conservative movement and the republican party had been compromised at that time by the new deal and felt there need to be a manifesto or blueprint for conservatives to follow and he wrote the conscious of a conservative at that time. this book that i wrote is very much in homage to senator goldwater but i'm concerned where we are today that the party is going down a populist route, populism is called that for a reason. it may be popular and you might win elections that way but it not a governing philosophy and i'm concerned with a couple of things. one inc. this anti-free trade and arizona benefits significantly from free trade. nafta has been good for arizona. it needs to be modernized but it needs to be continued not abandoned and i'm concerned where the party might go there and al

see affirms that from the moment he gives speeches and talking with barry goldwater. he's about cutting back the excesses. it's about eliminating the idea to bureaucrat rather than american should be the center of american life, but he's not turning back clock. not going back to pre-new deal world. republicans otherwise new dealers were simply being mean to democrats in adopting the old new deal government solution. reagan crafts a third way of between social democracy and libertarianism called conservatism. the third thing is principle versus ideology. reagan is somebody who's a minute principle but not an ideologue. it's an extensive critique of ideology, something that put facts behind principles like the limbs extending. someone could understand what the references. ronald reagan was a man of conservative principle but we have mistaken or usable for and innovation but the sense of a right way of thinking about things in the way which conscious of a conservative rather than what reagan called reality of everyday life and those always came first. as you'll see in my

we have been told that ronald reagan little more than barry goldwater with a winning personality, mans a did identity to the overthrow of the new deal as was goldwater and the libertarians. nothing could be further from the case. from this earliest days of the conservative ronald reagan exhibit identify debt to the core innovations of the new deal in the sense that government, at local and state level if necessary but at a federal level if necessary, should ensure that americans have a hand up in the american police officer and that everybody has -- the american life and everyone has a chance to live a life of their own choosing even it requires assistance. and then i explain why it is republicans have lost their way and how it is that in a very odd sense donald j. trump has recaptured some, not anywhere all but some of the original reagan insight and consequently no surprise that ronald reagan and donald trump are the only two people who with republican nominees in the last 24040 years to win dramatically among whites without a college degree and in the midwest and winning the states

barry bonds is now back with the giants as an adviser, and according to the chronicle, he's going toe at at&t park tonight, but the team says the celebration will be low key. you can catch that game right here on nbc bay area. game coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. >> we will be right back. last week we told you nasa is hiring a "planetary protection officer" - in charge of all things alien. check out this letter - it )s from 4th grader jack davis and a self- proclaimed "guardian of the >>> last week we told you that nasa is looking to hire a planetary protection officer for all things alien. this is a letter from jack davis and his self-proclaimed "garden of the galaxy." he said, i think i deserve the job because my sister says i'm an alien. >> they wrote back to jack saying study hard, do well in school. we hope to see you here at nasa one of these days. what a neat idea as a way to get kids interested in science, to do something like this knowing they will all want to be the chief -- what is it -- protection officer? >> not me. aliens freak me out. >> he is an alien, right? >> yes, he

and barry bonds says he wishes he could have played one more season, and he claims if he did, he would have hit 800 homers or at least some close to that benchmark. yesterday, of course, marking the tenth anniversary of barry bonds breaking hank aaron's all-time home run record hitting 756. he did that ten years ago to the day yesterday. we'll be back with more news. >>> welcome back. it's 4:55 right now on your tuesday morning. the trump administration is looking at a climate change report that was performed by 13 different federal agencies. that report finds the u.s. is feeling the effects of climate change and human activities are responsible for it. "the new york times" acquired a draft copy of the report. it has not been publicly released. president trump has called it a hoax created by the chinese. they are concerned the administration is going to try and suppress that report. nikki haley, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., was asked about the report this morning on the "today" show. >> will we embrace the results of this it report from 13 federal agencies? >> i haven't seen the re

we just showed you the commodore barry bridge which isn't that bad.ful because that situation can change. let's get you to the weather center. we're starting out with that dense fog advisory. visibility across much of the region region is down below a quarter mile. in all of the surrounding suburbs we're already seeing it and of course that could change in the city as well. a word to the wise on the way in. once we get rid of the fog you can see there's not a whole lot of real significant cloud cover so we're expec

. >> [ cheers ] >> barry bonds past hank aaron to become the all-time home run leader. the giants are expected to mark the anniversary during the game tonight. >>> also happening today is a very important game for the bay area little league and canyon creek plays the first game in the elimination tournament for the west region. if those players representing san ramon, they will head to pennsylvania. they have proven they are better than over 300 northern california teams to get this far and the coach says everyone on the roster made big plays to get this far but the players that they want to face the biggest challenge at all which is the little league world series. >> it would be of lifetime experience, and the life i've wanted to play in the world series. >> it would be so cool to go to williamsport and do something i watch every year on tv. >> it is every kids dream and it would be special for sure. >> this afternoon it is canyon creek against a southern california team that has one victory in the tournament. the little league world series started in 1947 and seven ba

we do still have some construction, blue route, commodore barry bridge, right lane is commodore barry pro mice dollars, jan, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. police are trying to identify a suspect and motive in a drive by shooting in philadelphia's somerdale section. >> that shooting left 24 year old man in critical condition. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live outside einstein medical center where the victim is under going surgery. good morning, trang. >> well, good morning, rahel, jan, yes, victim in critical condition, police have not p yet been able to talk to him, not been able to develop a motive in this very strange shooting, with both the shooter and the victim driving on the same stretch of roadway but in opposite directions, take a look at the video of the scene overnight, shooting happened just after 11:00 p.m. , police received several one calls about a man shot near the intersection of somerdale and cheltenham avenues. multiple gunshot wounds, but there was also another person, attempt to go renner first aid , medics then rushed the victim to einstein medica

everybody was so happy for barry that he set the record. an unforgettable evening. > thanks, larry. >> well, coming up tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, google fires an employee for his anti-diversity memo he put out. tonight the employee is vowing to fight back. >> this couple's wedding day was perfect. more than a year later, they still haven't received their wedding video. michael finney tracks down the vid gualeefr that is this edition you have "abc7 news at 9." i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us here, thank you for joining us. >> we'll see you again in one hour over on the big 7. narrator: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today designer rudolph moshammer might not be a household name in the united states, but in germany, he's a national icon...until one careless encounter ends it all. then even christian bands have

live look at the commodore barry bridge from that chester delaware county.e commodore is moving fine. a couple other bridge issues for you in just a second but first a live look at the schuylkill expressway eastbound lanes here between gulph mills and were the blue route and you just missed them, crews just packed up, picked up their cones, backed up out of the shot so both eastbound lanes are reopened along 76. the westbound construction cleared a little while ago but there's work going on in the great northeast. byberry road shut down for the demolition of the old nabisco plant. on the boulevard itself southbound had some overnight milling and paving work to watch out for between ryan avenue and harbison avenue. live look at the vine street expressway. i see one westbound car moving but otherwise it's still blocked off in both directions. should only be blocked though for another 10 minutes and of course we'll let you know when it reopens. on the big picture 95 southbound by allegheny construction is gone. same with the work southbound by the blue route an

taking a live look at the commodore barry bridge.ly to speak of at this location but there are some patchy fog areas and it's pretty thick. be careful when you're driving this morning. we have a big weather story. rip currents, big ones potential down at the jersey shore. >> police in allentown continue to search for three people who were part of a deadly robbery attempt on sunday morning. it happened in the 1300 block of linden street. four armed intruders burst in killing 39-year-old jermaine taylor. all in front of his eight-year-old daughter. police have arrested one suspect because of a set of bloody footprints that led to his home. >> a nine-year-old from newark delaware is proving you are never too young to make a difference. joey tash morelli lives near a busy intersection with a four-way stop. he says people are constant blowing through the stop signs and getting into accidents. so, joey wrote a letter to the mayor asking that the word stop ahead be painted on the road. >> i thought that would like prevent car crashes and be

here's barry petersen. >> reporter: their job, dangling 300 feet up, roping a wind turbin blade. >> nice view. >> reporter: and this job come with the crew viewacross the wyoming prairie and a view well into the future. wind turbine jobs are expected to be the fastest growing jobs in america between now and 2024, up 108%. this reclaimed land covers a coal mine that was worked for almost 50 years, but increasingly, wyoming's energy comes not from mining what's down below, but for mining the wind above. in wyoming, the top coal-producing state in america, wind now produces 10 times more energy than it did a decade ago. and maybe more to come. >> we just bought another 40 turbines from us. >> reporter: a chinese company is recruiting workers for wind turbines and will even pay for training. >> there is so much integration in economies around the world. >> reporter: steve harshman, republican speaker of the wyoming house, has no problem with the chinese creating wyoming jobs. >> i think it's all about free markets, and i think we all support that. >> reporter: travis harkins traded his coal

as we take a look outside a few breaks over the commodore barry bridge and i think that's what you'veot clouds, some sunny breaks early in the day and probably a few more and better sunny breaks as were he go into -- we go into te afternoon. 76 degrees. again, it is still humid. we're still not quite finished with that process of clearing out that higher sticky air we had yesterday. dewpoints still in the oppressive range at 72. winds west-southwest but they will be turning out of the west and then the northwest as the day goes on. drier air is up there and it will lower the humidity levels. 6 miles per hour wind right now. ocean temperature 73. don't be surprised as you head outside this morning but it will feel a lot better when you come home. it will take longer for the areas down along the coast to drop those dewpoints though so if you're going to the air show today might still be a little bit sticky down there for awhile. future tracker6 shows you that between now or 8, 9 o'clock there could still be a couple sprinkles or showers around. looks like those are going to get away fro

joining me by phone is barry bork. barry, you're inside that area now. wife is working the phone for us so we can bring this live interview, tell us how things are going there? >> they're going real good. it's -- last night we probably had about 600 people and probably down to about probably half right now, maybe 250. they're transporting everybody to higher ground to the old woodrow wilson middle school. so it's probably about ten miles down the road. we'll be safer down there. it's about two feet deep right here. >> and barry, what was that like when the water was coming in? that must have been very scary for everybody when the water was actually coming around the cots. >> but i tell you what, jim, everybody worked here as a team. we got all of the water on high ground, on tables, we put out these bleachers that we're sitting on right now. i'm going to take the phone away from my wife. these are the bleachers that everybody is sitting on right here. we had about 600 people here last night and there's where all of the cots were. >> you can still see the

within four days of our calls barry got his buyback offer of $3,500. barry said amazing.eard from them. thanks for stimulating this. i am still burned from the four months of drag. faxed us twice and sent a page from february. our nbc sister stations around the country have logged dozens others. volkswagen told us it has bought back half the cars it's required to and it's proud of the process. it said the pace of the progress is a testament to the hard work and dedication of volkswagen employees and contractors. call us or online at nbc bay area.com/respond. >> thanks, chris. >> up next on "today in the bay," countdown to the great eclipse as excitement builds for the historic solar eclipse. >> reporter: all of those solar panels you see around town maybe even up on your own roof they won't have any sun light to capture. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too?