there's bill coleman, who is actually quite old now. published his autobiography a couple of years ago but secretary of transportation for ford. they ran the gamete. second question is about sexual identity. you know, it is hard to know. i wondered a lot about muir i -- murray. i have two pictures in the book, i use them there's a picture of her graduating from high school. she a 1920s woman with that kind of outfit. there's a picture of her five years later she looks like a boy. she has short hair. she's really thin, and i always wondered. but the reason i know is because she kept a diary, and she wrote it down. she also went to see a bunch of doctors. she didn't have the language to describe what she was. she went to a doctor, she wrote down what the doctors told her. with her, you know, you've got it. but with those people, you don't. so there are deep and complicated stories -- i think her story is more complicated than most people. there are deep and complicated story out there that we just don't know because people didn't write it

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bills. still -- dunbar still the class. works done in the city there, military appreciation uniforms. great coverage, it didn't matter. coleman blacked in on the draw, they read him like a bestseller. touchdown. he likes taken the deep shots. look at this gorgeous ball. the second half. , they watch the hawks answer a touchdown with one of their own. to thethe right, back middle, and off to the races he goes. all told, 90 yards for the touchdown. hawks always go to the next drive. going back and looking at the great invasion. a 22 yard gain, the drive ended in another score. a final of 42-7. >> a beautiful weekend and the last chance to check out orioles baseball. chris davis bobbleheads on sunday. maybe they can beat the red sox one more time. >> a little bit of clouds and fog to deal with this weekend with lows in the 50s that carries us right into monday with only a 20% chance of a sprinkle. the temperatures might get a little bit warmer, approaching 80 by the end of the weekend and a decent chance of rain by next friday. >> you haven't put any rain in a while. [talking over each other] >> even in upstate new york, it shou

coleman using registration information from the mercedes left at the scene. >>> nine days and counting until a possible government shutdown. congress is working on budget billsut as kpix 5's anne makovec tells us, partisan politics are getting in the way. >>> reporter: >> this place is a mess. let's get our house in order. >> reporter: strong words after the house passed the republican bill that funds the government with a huge caveat. it defunds the president's healthcare law. >> the american people don't want the government shut down and they don't want obamacare. >> yeah! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: it's the 42nd time the house has voted to repeal obamacare. east bay congressman eric swalwell got so annoyed he said this to republicans on the house floor this week. >> wake up from this radical ideological wet dream and come back to reality. >> reporter: after the comment raised eyebrows nationwide we caught up with him today back in his district soaking wet after a bike ride with constituents. >> i couldn't bite my lips any longer and, you know, perhaps i won't use such vivid descriptions in the future but what i feel is very real and it's what my