. >>> crew chief brian wilson said, go ahead burn it down. joey logano, all the smokesi in the car.oing burnouts in turn seven, d what an incredible race joe you logano has puton. as he will works with hey to victory lane. he knows how to celebrate. 30 career wins in the xfinity series for joey logano. ranking limb seven all-time. and he knows how to get to victory lane here. this is win number three from watkins glen, all of themfr comg starting on the pole. such a beautiful area here. they've done a spectacular job. also with victory lane and l knows ho you to celebrate. it's been a great day for logano, andfu eve and wonderful day for fans watching the race. so many things happened. marty? >> joey logano made his way to victory lane after a small celebration. didn't want to burnow it too bad but hasn't been in an xfinity race since march. that day he won. today here at watkins glen he wins again. joey, come outhe car. there he is. joey, celebrating here at watkins glen. [ cheers and applaus] >> all right. talk about that last restart, joey. also, how didd you hol off -- >> thank

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only did his running split the republican party, it guaranteed the election of wilson, really defeated both of them. brianu say in your book that the most scandalous decision of his presidency was firing ballenger. what is that about? jeffrey: the pinchot-ballenger affair was the james comey firing scandal of its day. brian: who were they? jeffrey: ballenger was the secretary of interior, viewed as a pro-corporate guy favoring industry over the environment. pinchot is roosevelt's former head of the forest service, a moralist and crusader who goes on to be governor of pennsylvania, a supporter of prohibition, even today you can't buy wine in philly thanks to his blue laws. brian: ballenger or pinchot? jeffrey: pinchot is fired, the one challenging taft's authority. a complicated story. there's a whistleblower called glavis in the interior department who has become convinced ballenger, the new secretary, has given lands to a syndicate that might be controlled by morgan, guggenheim, and other contributor to taft's campaign. so he lays his charges before pinchot, who takes him to task, basically accusing ball

brian, thank you. >>> in oakland today a final farewell to nia wilson. hundreds turned out to remember the 18-year-old woman who was stabbed to death on a b.a.r.t. platform last month. kpix5's da lin is in oakland where nia's funeral was held today. da? >> reporter: ken, hundreds of mourners packed oakland's largest church to celebrate the life of nia wilson. now aside from the celebration came this very clear demand, swift justice. >> nia wilson! >> reporter: family and friends accompanied the casket of nia wilson to full gospel church. even strangers came to pay their respects. >> how much love and support that you are seeing right now. >> reporter: at one point the large crowd gave nia's mom and dad a standing ovation encouraging the family to stay strong. a lot of tears and emotions as family members recalled the life of the vibrant 18-year- old. >> can you promise to come visit me in my dreams? >> reporter: nia's sister latifa was also stabbed in the attack. >> my nia is love, so honest and true. baby girl, shine bright and, get justicfor you. se i

did his running split the republican party, but guaranteed the election of wilson and defeated both of their mutual goals. brianb: you say the most scandalous decision was firing ballenger. what is that about? jeffrey rosen: the ballenger affair was the james comey firing scandal of its day. brian lamb: who were those men? jeffrey rosen: ballenger was the secretary of interior, pro-corporate he was supposed to figure industry. head ofwas roosevelt's the forest service to is a moralist and crusader who goes to become governor of pennsylvania and a crusader for prohibition. he lived in philly. even today, you cannot buy wine in philly things to ballenger's laws. what happened is ballenger -- pinchot. i meant pinchot. he is the one who is challenging taft authority. it's a consultative story. there is a whistleblower called -- and the interior department he was convinced that ballenger has given lamb's to us in the kit that was controlled by morgan and guggenheim. dass contributors to taft campaign. taft'sributors to campaign. he accuses ballenger of being corrupt. that,eviews and concludes in fact, bollinger had

but roosevelt was probably more charismatic than wilson, a former princeton professor, and thinking aloud, maybe roosevelt might have won. brianu run the national constitution center. what were you doing before you got that job? jeffrey: i had two spectacular jobs in d.c. we met long ago, brian, when i was a young journalist and legal affairs director of the "old new republic." i have the honor of doing that for about 20 years. i was a journalist in d.c. very happily. and i teach law at gw law school. i am a professor there, and i have had the privilege of teaching constitutional law at gw. i was a journalist and law professor for over 20 years, and in d.c. and out of the blue, the constitutional center called. it is the most meaningful opportunity of my life. c-span viewers know, because swaim and you and your colleagues have been so wonderful in collaborating, from landmark cases to other great programs. the constitution center, like c-span, has this inspiring mandate from congress, although we are both private nonprofits, to increase awareness and understanding among the public. about the u.s. constitution, and for you abou

wilson family. this 15-year-old beat brian and tuan in the three-point shooting contest and that'sbeat brian and tuanst and that's a little something steph curry knows about. this is a one in 1 million catch here, read? no -- look what he does again this evening, .211 in progress -- robbery again, deep centerfield by the same guy, adam engel for the chicago white sox. the mets have themselves a pretty good centerfielder these days making a beautiful catch here, in instead of back and brandon nimmo with the beautiful play right there in centerfield and that is the sporting life for this hour -- and now it's 11:00, time for more news. >>> next at 11 -- >> i almost cried. to be able to come back and see it -- it was overdrawing. -- it was an overjoyed feeling. >> as they return home they know unfortunately others aren't so lucky. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> firefighters finally started to gain ground on the mendocino complex fires, hello, i am frank somerville. >> it's now the largest wildfire in california history, burning almost the size of los angeles. first the numbers from cal fi

dedicating the game to the family of nia wilson and it's a good cause featuring a three- point contest at halftime. and this gal named after the great jennifer -- beat briann in the 3. contest so congratulations -- three point her and steph curry presentingt it's that time. in washington the national anthem -- a praying mantis arrives on the left arm of young eric fatty. -- theddy. in new york thunder and lightning -- look at the reaction when the thunder goes off back there and then -- another -- that's klay thompson with his beloved dog rocco at summer camp. >> see you later -- that's it for tonight. good night. ng. no begging. stella, you're breaking my heart here. what's breaking your heart is that sausage and bacon. can you just pick one? don't worry. i'm gonna burn it off on the golf course. [ chuckles ] how, jay? by riding the little cart or by kicking the ball back into play? here. i'm gonna take joe fulgencio to the park. can you please stop by the grocery store? why doesn't the nanny do this? gloria has fired five nannies. i don't like another woman in my house. i want to be the star. stars have nannies. you know that some of this is manny's fau

brian: it is kenny stills, albert wilson, and robert quinn taking a knee and putting a fist in the air is suing the league. how to get employment when you're suing your employer. hope the dolphins get a wake-up call. mike tanenbaum is class guy. hopefully he gets his way. thanks so much. >> thank you, guys. brian: coming up straight ahead we have more "fox & friends" and something sensational to close with. advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together at the lincoln summer invitation sales event. get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus $1,000 bonus cash. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com feeclaritin and relief fromwsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real

wilson. everybody in the past who had opinions that today are unacceptable are going to have to go. >> brian:ot of political figures against same-sex marriage. people of all, people get better. no one defends slavery but there's a lot to be proud of in our history and we should debate it, talk about it, go over it. have to give credit to george b busch. he's the only political figure i can see right now who stood up, the son of jeb. he said the nephew of the former president -- he says absolutely not, this will not be taken down. there would be no texas if it wasn't for steve austin, who took on the mantle of his father, moses austin who died before texas could become a state. but first it was its own nation. you can't deny that history. >> can't. and we have to take our history, warts and all. one of the things we have to accept about american history is that it's painful, it's complicated and also the way we remember our history is complicated too. the statues, the naming of things after a confederate general and leaders. it's all now a part of our history. rather than tearing it down and t

brian dozier. in a conclugd move for one of the busiest teams before this year's deadline, the rays send all star catcher wilsonos for a player named later on. in st. petersburg, the 7th run 4th inning they beat the angels 4-678 willie mays joined in the 7k9 as the only player in history to hit 30 home runs and steal 20 bases three times before turning 26-years-old. that's a pretty nice club to be in. from glory, we go to doom. the new york mets lost to the washington nationals. 25-4. this really hurts. they score offend the infielder who came in as an emergency relieve, the most runs the national versus ever scored in a game. also the worst loss in the met's 57-year franchise history. ouch, guys. it will not be happy this mornin morning. >> i would sigh that was the scoring you saw in my little league days. >> yasmin was saying, that an nfl game? >> they could have certain will you done better. >> they are waking up as a happy catcher. >>> still ahead, day two of the trial for paul manafort. we will tell you where his defense laying the blame in there plus facebook wastes no times naming websites that may have

brian frost. thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >> good to be with you, don. >> after the ruling came down, wilson took down his website, making thes next in your fight to stop this from becoming a reality? >> the judge is going to hold a hearing on august 10th. we hope there will be a preliminary injunction. that will be an indefinite injunction until there's a final trial on the merits. we believe that we do have the ability and that we will be able to achieve that preliminary injunction as well. >> i found it interesting. i was speaking about this with my colleague crisco cuomo earlier. wilson's legal argument says basically this is about free speech saying the government can't block the publication of the information on the web. do you see this as a problem? this argument? >> well, i think it's a losing argument, ultimately. the supreme court has held for centuries that dangerous speech is not covered by the first amendment. justice oliver wendle holmes said you can't yell fire in a crowded theater. this is order of magnitude more dangerous than yelling fire in a crowded theater. you could have millions of these untraceable an

wilson joined him in the protest. stay strong. let's talk about the nfl. the nfl has come back with a statement brianarthy nfl is engaged in constructive talks. basically, i will pair phrase it the union and the league are talking. because the league came out with a mandate. if you are going to take a knee and upset about the national anthem, stay in the locker room. the players are upset about that. we are not going to go along with that both the union and league started talking. while they are talking, that moment right there is alienating. alienating the people that matter most and sadly they are being ignored and that's the fans. it's not your cause isn't just, we want to hear about it just we can't hear it when the national anthem is playing. steve: one of those two men is kenny stills, the wide receiver. here's why he did it. >> being a part of this protest hasn't been easy. you know, i thought i was going to be by myself out there and today i had an angel with me. >> will this continue into the regular season. >> i don't see why not. brian: really? the giants often looked at as one of the clas