cobb's own action taking out her phone and filming the scene isn't exactly safe behavior either, buteels confident that she's in control. >> i had the camera here and aimed toward the truck in the right-hand lane. but i was still watching the road in front of me. all i intended to do was get the logo on the video. i got more than i bargained for. >> that's when cobb sees a 2 x 4 jutting into the road from the median come flying at her. >> i saw the first truck, i saw his front wheels hit it. i saw his back wheels hit it and then i saw it. it was like slow motion, and the whole time i'm thinking it's not really going to hit me. >> but in a split second it does. >> the impact was amazing. amazing. it sounded like a gun shot. and then the echo which i don't know if it was real or in my mind. but it was deafening. i know that. >> the 2 x 4 hits the front hood of the van, leaving a long dent, burst through the glass and smacks into the front dash. >> it hit right here. and that's what pushed it just far enough away that it missed me. >> there was not an inch between where it hit and my ar

i'm trying to make sense of it all. >> reporter: craig cobb is wanted in canada for wilful hatred. online. cobb is one of the best known white supremists in north america. >> he believes whites should be accept pris from other races. a raging anti-semite and member of the creativity religion, a religion that literally worships the arian man instead of god. >> reporter: steven bay is the sheriff of grant county, north dakota, where leif is located. >> i have talked to the canadian authorities numerous times. they will not amtrak's do it. it is not a crime for which they will expedite anybody back to canada. >> reporter: they're not interested in having him back? >> not whatsoever. >> reporter: is it fair you're not interested in having him in your county? >> yes. >> reporter: of the 23 people who live in leif, there is one man who lives here who is black. >> reporter: would you still stay here if they came to your town? >> yes, it is, because i have a right to be here. >> reporter: officials said they would consider dissolving the town to avoid it being taken over by white supremaci

we asked the ceo, granger cobb, about what happened to george mcafee. >> the incident with... the tragedy, i should say, with mr. mcafee was devastating for all of us, and it was a situation, it was human error. we had a staff member that failed to secure a locked cupboard. mr. mcafee got access to this dishwashing liquid, drank it and had absolutely tragic results, and our heart goes out to the family. when you're dealing with this many residents, particularly a population that can have unpredictable behavior or is frail and is kind of a high-risk population to begin with, we will have situations from time to time, but they are the vast, you know, minority. i mean, it is really the exception to the rule. >> welcome to emeritus, where you'll find all the comforts of home. >> thompson: cobb heads a company that has long been at the forefront of the assisted living industry. >> you can teach the skills, but you can't teach the passion. you have to have a passion for seniors. >> thompson: assisted living was created to offer seniors who could no longer live on their own a more ho

." >> reporter: craig cobb, a known white supremacist who is wanted in canada, began buying up property in leith in september 2011. since then, he's purchased a dozen lots, and sold two to two others with like-minded beliefs. >> reporter: that has residents like sherrill harper worried sick. >> "the goal is to come in and take over, take over everything and he was going to change the name of the town. and he had plans for adolph hitler park, rudolph hess park or rudolph hess bar or whatever nonsense." >> reporter: she moved to leith five years ago to care for her aging parents. >> "it's scary. it really is scary, considering the fact that my husband is black." >> reporter: grant county sheriff steve bay understands their concern. >> "it's created an atmosphere people aren't used to. it bears watching but at this point in time i don't feel there's any imminent danger to anybody and no threat to anybody." >> reporter: he and his three deputies have been patrolling the area more than ever since they first learned about cobb's beliefs about three months ago. >> "we have a lot of strange car

craig cobb.../ . a resident who's attempting to turn the city of sixteen people... into an all white community..../ hundreds of protesters... from three states... were on hand ... along with extra police.. but... te group's commander says they didnt come to start a fight. h "we are not a hate organization. the media is constantly saying that we are white supremacists, we're bigots, we are racists, that we're a hate group. there's nothing in our organization that has anything to do with hate." there's no doubt we'll be the majority in leith. it's only a question of when." cobb has purchased 12 plots of land in leith..../ he says... he picked the town... because it was beautiful... and cheap.../. lawmakers only have 7-days to pass a spending plan to keep the government operating. and moments after gaveling-in today. ..texas senator ted cruz tried to block movement on the continuing resolution. "last friday" the house passed it's version of the plan that keeps the government afloat until mid-december. but removes funding for the affordable care act. the g-o-p attempt t

what are the plans this community has right now to deal with paul craig cobb?ink we're up sure as to what to do right now. we'll just have to wait and see what we discuss at the meeting tonight. >> how is the community treated you? has everyone that lives there rallied around you against this guy? >> yes. everybody has been very, very supportive. very kind. i have roots in this town. i didn't grow up in this town, but my mom did, and there are still relatives that live around this general area. so i have a reason to be here. i have a history of being from this area, around from this area. so it's disconcerting that someone would come in and want to make us change our entire way of life just so that they can be supported by -- surrounded only by white people, like-minded white people. >> to be clear, this is your town now too. you live there, you have some roots there. he's coming into where you live in your community. >> yeah, he has the audacity to ask me for information to buy land and his intentions were to harm my way of life and make my way of life uncomfo

what are the plans this community has right now to deal with paul craig cobb?think it's unclear. i think we're up sure as to what to do right now. we'll just have to wait and see what we discuss at the meeting tonight. >> how is the community treated you? has everyone that lives there rallied around you against this guy? >> yes. everybody has been very, very supportive. very kind. i have roots in this town. i didn't grow up in this town, but my mom did, and there are still relatives that live around this general area. so i have a reason to be here. i have a history of being from this area, around from this area. so it's disconcerting that someone would come in and want to make us change our entire way of life just so that they can be supported by -- surrounded only by white people, like-minded white people. >> to be clear, this is your town now too. you live there, you have some roots there. he's coming into where you live in your community. >> yeah, he has the audacity to ask me for information to buy land and his intentions were to harm my way of life and mak

. >> do you like corn on the cobb? >> yes. >> perfect for this. check this out. it's sea salt and pepper butter. this is coming from challenge butter. the butter guys. you know them. what they have is canola oil and cracked pepper on spreadable butter. you can get that size fr free. it's worth about $4.50 but you're going to get it for nothing. here is the relaxing part. i know you don't live in the bay area, if you don't do yoga or don't know someone who does yoga. okay. if p you just moved here maybe you should give it a shot. one free week of yoga. september is national yoga month. over 2000 studios are getting in on this by offering a free week of yoga. the offers generate awareness about yoga. a couple other item wez have, too, it's free fishing day tomorrow. the department of fish and game. here in the state of california have you to log on to get paper work. tuesday, mcdonalds giving away lunch to dwidz if they bring -- excuse me, breakfast to kids. >> good deal, thank you very much. >> what do we need to do? >> let me show you. >> elf tend. >> and downwar

. >> for more now, i'm joined by new yorker contributor jelani cobb. welcome.read what you wrote. he spoke of the debt that i and millions of americans owes, those the porters, secretaries folks who could have run a company maybe if they had a chance but he suggested no way to make good that debt. no responsibility on his part whether as a black man or as president to see it repaid in any other way than by simply acknowledging it. you are not saddling this president with a burden that he cannot carry? because you know that if he had overemphasized issues in relation to african-americans, he would never have been re-elected? >> i think here is the point. no one's saying he has to come out and give the malcolm x ballot of the bullet speech here. people are saying you've been very eloquent about this, you can't then turn around and say you have no specific skraend for this. we're not talking about racially but a group of african-americans who constitute 25% of his electorate. this is plain traxal politics. people vote for you because they expect you to address the

alex cobb in the 6th, meyers goes back on the wall. both goes to the third with a triple. crisp was responsible for driving in all of oakland's runs and added an insurance run in the 8th. he's been doing this with great regularity. the rays were not finished. desmond jennings singled up the middle. balance four got pinch hitter johnson to hit to 1st t.a's hang on for a 2-1 win. ron washington of the rangers need agriculture win to keep the a's from gaining ground. martin undresses brian with a shot up the middle. 2-1 win for the rangers keeps them 2 games in front of oakland t.giants continue today

. >> that tasty tuna cones and the cobb salad and the bloody mary. >> to find out more go to our website labor day weekend and some of you are trying to spend it out site and also traffic issue were going around the bay bridge toll plaza. >> marty: welcome back. we are tracking the traffic on this closure. you are not going to see a lot of traffic there. a slightly different look. robyn. >> robin: i am happy to report to that would not have any problems. the 101 is looking good. here are is her other alternate. the 92, san mateo. between the peninsula. the drive time is still at only 30 minutes between downtown san francisco, hayward. and here is another alternate the bridge through san rafael. the richmond site but keep in mind if your using the golden gate. you are going to be paying both poles. and also slow traffic. pang -- both kohboth told plazas--and also, the oakland a's are home with 105. the bay bridge is closed and the nimitz is busy because of the bay bridge closure your expected to see some busy traffic getting to the coliseum. and the approach to the '92. keep that in mind

later in the first half, though, delaware, they're going to get on the boardment trent hurly to ryan cobb, 17 yards in the air. mids up 23-7 at the half. in the third, more navy. remember -- reynolds to lynch. 27-yard hookup. reynolds talks about navy. >> we knew coming out today we had chance to go 2-0. we wanted to get out to a fast start. defense played well. giving us a chance to get ahead. ill was a good team win. >> i'm not the smartest guy in the world, but i'm not an idiot. that dude is good. he's good. he's smart. every time he does something, it's like wow. talk about leadership. i don't know if i've ever been around a leader like him. >> another dude is pretty good. how about texas a&m quarterback johnny heisman. johnny football. johnny manziel. sixth-ranked texas a&m taking on top-ranked alabama. aggies led 14-0, but this is alabama. they've won three of the last four national championships. they pick off johnny football there. there's a reverse and mo just weaving his way through traffic. is he going to get to the house? oh, you betcha. how about alabama. roll tide, they win

alex cobb in the 6th, meyers goes back on the wall. both goes to the third with a triple. crisp was responsible for driving in all of oakland's runs and added an insurance run in the 8th. he's been doing this with great regularity. the rays were not finished. desmond jennings singled up the middle. balance four got pinch hitter johnson to hit to 1st t.a's hang on for a 2-1 win. ron washington of the rangers need agriculture win to keep the a's from gaining ground. martin undresses brian with a shot up the middle. 2-1 win for the rangers keeps them 2 games in front of oakland t.giants continue today audition for positions on the 2014 game. they were in arizona tonight. bruce needs this. montero almost wings him with his bat. giants spotted the diamond backs in the 3 run 4th. blanco leads off with this last. that's number 2 on the year from -- the giants kept coming. buster posey went up and hit one the other way. giants have evened the score with a 3 run inning of their own h.is a walk-off night for arizona. eric chavez gets the first pitch into the gap into left center tha

jennings drove in four runs more than enough for alex cobb who struck out 12 against two walks and tooka three-game shutout into the ninth before being pulled. just a week remaining in the regular season for major league baseball. >> baseball playoffs here we go. michael, thank you. coming up next, dave warren will be back with the weekend forecast. stay with us. >> well, it's a tail of two storms across the country each impacting our weather on the east coast. first, a look at the rain out west. another storm is approaching, and it extends from the mid-atlantic all the way down to the gulf coast where it's flooding there. this is impacting our temperatures. there is that cooler air not a large area of cool air. dropped to 59 in chicago before warming back up. 76 in denver and 84 in billings. a little dip in temperatures from sunday to monday down in the 60s for chicago and 70s and 80s quickly warming up this week tuesday, wednesday and thursday, dry for the five days there. now here's this rain, this is a front which is that cool air moving in, but it oh slows down and stalls along the

jennings would drive in four runs and alex cobb strikes out 12, and the rays would win it, 5-1.baltimore getting slimmer by the day. the orioles with just eight games to play, and october modness willing here very soon. and it had should b it should be have more in baseball. >> it's not over until it's over. >>> a swedish acrobatic team performed stunts 1800 feet in the air. check it out. the three-day airshow features three performance teams from more than 20 country including france, britain, and the u.s. your weekend forecast is coming up with dave warren. coming up next on al jazeera. buil >> meteorologist: i'm meteorology dave warren. we're looking at a big change across the country, and it's all with this area of rain. this is colder air coming in from the north. and these showers and storms are pushing east. flooding a big problem there, and if you're ahead of these showers it will feel fairly warm out. but get ready for rain and cooler temperatures. look at how these numbers drop. here is the cooler air, minneapolis, 64. it will be dropping in the northeast as the colder

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>> that tasty tuna and the cobb salad >> happy birthday. >> go to our website www.kron4.com 'dine and >> the city of oakland, members of the l-g-b-t communuity, and their allies will celebrate the 2013 pride event this sunday. this year's theme is "oakland is pride, pride is oakland." it is the second largest pride event in northern california. the celebration will feature a parade and performances by en vogue and la-toya london. for more event information >> niners trim a veteran.the giants in arizona.and the a's bathroom incident. sports is next. >> at the box office this weekend. everything from thrillers to a documentary about a boy band. carl azuz has a preview -- in now showing. >> reporter: one direction is a british boy band. this documentary is an all access to the british band to have their first two albums debut at no. 1. this was correcteand -- this is free-pg. >> in " the getaway' ethan wa hawke and selana gomes and rated pg-13. >> after this time and the legal thriller closed circuit the play of accused terrorists. >> get out of there! tune makes him dangerous and conspi

her baby sister, also ravaged with hunger, was desperate for as much of that rotten corn cobb as possible. to look into the faces of these beautiful children you'd never imagine the brutal world they're trapped in. a world where there's barely any food, no clean water, ruthless disease, and no escape from horrific poverty. leila's mother is on her own, trying to provide for her children in these dismal conditions. in the slums where they live, work is nearly impossible to come by. unimaginable deprivation is the way of life here, with nowhere to turn for help. what hope is there for children like leila? will she even survive the starvation and disease that are attacking her small body? the cries of a hungry generation will be answered only in the hearts and actions of compassionate people like you. call feed the children now and help save a child's life and future for just 49 cents a day -- only $15 a month. thanks to the donated food we receive, your monthly gift of $15 multiplies five times in value to ship $75 worth of lifesaving food and essentials. that's enough to help feed three de

solo blast off alex cobb. coco's 15th of the year. a's are up 2-0. bottom of nine. two out.d here he gets kelly johnson to grab to end the game. they win 2-1 and stay two games behind the first-place texas rangers who come to town monday on labor day. >>> giants and d-backs in the desert, that would be arizona. d-backs led 3-0, but the tie in the seventh. buster posey doing the honors with an rbi single. marco scutaro, 3-3 ballgame. stayed that way until the ninth until chavez drives it into the gap. game over. d-backs win it 4-3. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, how bodega bay is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all y

solo blast off alex cobb. coco's 15th of the year. a's are up 2-0. and here he gets kelly johnson to grab to end the game. they win 2-1 and stay two games behind the texas rangers who come to town monday on labor day. >>> giants and d-backs in the desert, that would be arizona. d-backs led 3-0, but the tie in the seventh. buster posey doing the honors with an rbi single. marco scutaro, 3-3 ballgame. stayed that way until the ninth until chavez drives it into the gap. game over. d-backs win it 4-3. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> it's a long holiday weekend. lots of people have plans and they are hoping the weather is reasonable, which it should be, except for the sprinkles, right? >> yes. wait until you see the seven-day outlook. it's an about-face. but today a pretty sunrise. the official sunrise 6:40, setting 7:38. we are looking at just under 13 hours ever day light. and with the clouds around, boy, lots of pretty dollars out there, the pinks and oranges. take a look at the exp

he also decides to land at the first available airport just north of atlanta in cobb county. >> the equipmentinutes away from the airport and the fuel gauge wasn't on "e." it looked like we had 30 minutes of fuel left. >> but then only seven minutes later, still miles from the airfield and at 4,000 feet, the second tank runs dry. >> it went from -- to a -- with the air coming through the plane. >> the novice pilot knows his only chance is to glide the aircraft to the ground. >> it is a heavily wooded area. planes and trees don't mix. kind of like a blow dryer and a bathtub. >> to make matters worse, it was dark. >> but then a break. >> i spotted a dark clearing between two evenly cut sets of trees. and in my mind i said there we go. >> as the plane descends, the two men brace for impact with the ground. then, just seconds before they touch down, a crash and a dazzle of lights. >> i instantly knew, oh, no, we hit a power line. >> there's a plane that is literally stuck up in the power cords. >> stuck up in the power? >> stuck up in the power cords. >> brian and daryl are skidding across live p

he actually unburdened himself confidentially to a newspaper editor, frank cobb of the new york world. and he predicted all of the terrible consequences that happen in this country if we went to the war. that's the most eloquent case of coming from the war. >> how would you answer sheldon cooper when asked which wife provided political clout for woodrow. >> i think it was ellen. ellen was involved. she lobbied. you spoke with the tariff bill. she read it. she lobbied for having reduced duty on books and art supplies. and when it was actually tasked, she celebrated. it meant a lot to her. and i don't think either of them had a great deal to do with it. but i think ellen had more than edith. >> david is in her hometown. >> thank you for the segment. i want to invite your viewers to visit and join us in our efforts to restore a birthplace and childhood home. but my question is when mrs. wilson visited during europe, how was she received by the royalty of europe and how can you tell us about her relationship to pocahontas and other families? >> she's a direct descendent to pocahontas. it

. >> brad cobb is his name. signs and marketing are his game. he owns hornet signs. branding of our company. it was more of just what can we do with it? when you will put a wrap on the side of your vehicle, you want that image to be realistic and portray the image of your company. >> when an employee of hornet signs was tied up and photographed, this decal was made and slapped on the back of another employee's truck and public reactions have been one sided. >> it was an experience for us and short-term and i was really shocked at how much traffic that it did drive. >> we posted a photo of the tailgate on our facebook and asked for your opinions. a majority agreed with rhonda who said abduction or any violence against women is not funny or cute. a few sided with chris nelson who said this american business owner has a decal that made the news. like it or not, it works. either way, since the decal has hit the streets, cobb has seen an influx in orders so poor taste or good business? you decide. >> the business owner says that he put it out there and wanted to see if pe

friend of nerdland jelani cobb tweeted the speech marks the end at the point which i can think of myselfshtag mow 50. dr. king didn't feel a sense to share cultural pathology for americans, their equality but the president did. >> one thing that really struck me with these words, i support this president and understand where he's coming from. i think he's trying to impart older experience the way older people do with younger people, it comes across as misguided. what's troubling to me when he starts talking about race riots, through history, race riots have overwhelmingly been white people against people of color. also the notion of poverty is no excuse of not being a good parent. in fact, it's extremely hard to be a good parent you don't have daycare -- >> multiple jobs. >> that alone is factually wrong and he's putting that out there. that's troubling. >> being the only first generation american at the table, he sounds a lot like my father. >> immigrant narrative. >> my parents emigrated from ghana. you hear this narrative from black folk outside the united states, have this view of af

joining us to talk about that are leaders of two lgbt activist groups, ty cobb, director of global engagementd ray cary, executive director of the national gay and lesbian task force. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us on this morning. >> thanks for being here. ty, let me start with you. the white house hasn't released details on this meeting that is to take place tomorrow. what message do you think this sends to russia? >> i think it's twofold. first he's saying we stand in solidarity with you as lgbt advocates in russia. he's also sending a message to president putin that says we're watching what you're doing. we're taking notice of what you're doing. when we think about human rights, we think about the human rights of lgbt people in the u.s. >> ray, as you well know, a relationship between the united states and russia isn't exactly warm and cuddly and friendly, right? we're talking about syria. is this the right time for the president to be sitting down with gay and lesbian groups in russia knowing it might irritate president putin? >> well, it's absolutely the righ

god bless john dnchlt knox and congratulations on your service to our great community of cobb county,florida. i -- georgia. i yield the floor to the distinguished senator from indiana. the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. coats: yesterday the president indicated that we need to pivot back to fiscal issues facing this country, and facing the congress. this afternoon a year of little sense of urgency on perhaps the most pressing and challenging domestic issue before us, and, of course, issues like syria and foreign policy issues have to be addressed, but we have had a year in this congress, this current congress, to address our fiscal issues 0 something knowing that we were moving toward a drop-dead date fiscally of september 30. here we are now more than half way through september just, again, beginning to take up the issue that is going to direct the festival future of this country. the clock is ticking away, and we have spent little time addressing this issue and preparing for what is coming. so here we are once again careening toward one more fiscal cliff. the americ

look to some of these they're not like montgomery county red that county in atlanta and georgia or cobbounty is not like looking at montgomery or alexandria. he's a very different areas. those suburban. and it's just it's harder and harder for us. but it does push us to have a message that is a little bit farther reaching. >> quickly, just on the difference between republicans and house, just the makeup of the constituencies. elected to sexually. the 113th congress -- and this is looking at hispanic. the hispanic population of republican districts is about 12 and a half%. that is the constituency. democratic districts, 22 half percent. and if you just use those numbers, of things make it what it is, but that hispanic population and the republican districts meers the united states circa 1994. that democratic district, that is what america is supposed to look like. so there really are representing very different constituencies right now because of the way the districts were drawn. both sides began the trend is much as they can, but the republicans have been in a position to draw the distr

he actually unburdened himself confidentially to a newspaper editor, frank cobb of the new york world. and he predicted all of the terrible consequences that would happen in this country if we went to the war. it's the most eloquent case of -- case going against going to war from the man who decided to take us there. >> how would you answer sheldon cooper when asked which wife provided political clout for woodrow? >> i think it was ellen. ellen was involved. she lobbied. you spoke with the tariff bill. she read it. she lobbied for having reduced duty on books and art supplies. and when it was actually passed, she celebrated. it meant a lot to her. and i don't think either of them had a great deal to do with it. but i think ellen had more than edith. >> david is in her hometown. nice to have you on the line. >> thank you for the segment. your viewers to visit and join us in our efforts to restore her -- in our efforts to restore her birthplace and childhood home. but my question is when mrs. wilson visited during europe, how was she received by the royalty of europe and how can you tel