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coincidentally, both of the games are red shirt freshmen. the back of the end zone for the first score of the day for the badgers. the lone touchdown pass completed 16 of 26 passes for 129 wisconsin defense taking care of business, three interceptions with the team. they capitalize for the one-yard touchdown run. leo russo recovers this for a touchdown. the lead for wisconsin. the defense, four sacks in this game, the badgers rolled to another win over a top ten opponent. defenses and yet today it was big. and i thought again it was a good plan by our defensive coaches because our kids under it and they were things, opportunities presented themselves with the turnovers, we were able to capitalize on it. >> katie: next week, the badger goes here to take on undefeated first ten opponent penn state back-oh-back tries. they scored. michigan beat penn state 49-10 pretty much how all of the games have been going. michigan outscored the first four opponents, 208-55. now, remember that time the badgers beat lsu? lsu lost again today. there was a gre

the indians opened the season coincidentally, the same team that has given them problem last two nights, here's francisco.>> we are going to lose games. we have to continue to play the game. every guy here is working the same amount of options. >>> magic number down the 13. there is not going to be the snow tonight went out on a limb with this no snow. >> i actually worked in texas. it has snowed. i am holding you do it.>> i am saying no snow for the home opener.>> the year before that, we had thunderstorms. there is always something.>> i'm just saying probably. i am optimistic.>> don't put >>> let's talk about your seven- day forecast. 73 and 70. do you want it?>> 80 degrees, mostly sunny. it is going to be gorgeous, folks. look at this seven-day that terror is giving you.>> look for storms this weekend. we do it all here channel 5. we >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump stopped in the middle of a political attack, scolded by a pastor in flint, who said, that's not why we invited you here. also tonight, trump's moment with dr. oz. how much did trump reveal? and hillary clinton, ju

so the timing is very coincidental. >> is the issue, part of it, one of the things you dug up, a donationkind, from the trump foundation to a pac supporting an attorney general running for re-election, that's improper, you can't make those kind of donations legally between those two kinds of entities. do we know if he's done that with other pacs? >> i've looked for it and not found it. he took a real interest in state attorney general about the time the trump foundation was coming under fire. the other ones were coming out of his personal account, as is proper. >> in terms of your overall beat that you have right now, looking into trump's donations, his charitable contributions, his foundation, are you discerning anything that we should see as a pattern or any sort of predictive tick in terms of understanding how donald trump has spent money charitably, how he's made donations, how those things follow from his public statements? >> sure. you find a real interesting pattern. back in the '80s, he starts a foundation and gives some of his money away. not very much for a guy who supposedly ha

for the majority of the game and couldn't or wouldn't drive it down the ravens throats and not coincidentally lost their rhythm and went the final three quarterbacks as this game slowly slipped away. can't spell coach without the c. a 20 point lead has to be good enough. it was 18 points special teams gave up the first two and blocked and anyone want to cover dennis, 9 catches and half third downs for 102 yards. defense never figured out how to stop them and let the game get away. epic fail. the d taking home an f. there you have it. i would love to hear your grade send them to my facebook page. >> which did you disagree with? >> mark: i am right with you. >> tony: all right. >> jeff: all right sam was talking about it this morning. i am sticking with her here. dry pattern tomorrowly 85 wednesday 85 and 84 thursday. friday 84. this is the cooldown, though. a temperature change as we get into the weekend. thanks for joining us at captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the suspect is captured alive. an afghan immigrant is arrested in the bombings in new york and new jersey. >> as americans we d

coincidentally, this is rail the ceo of operation lifesaver, a national non-profit, is touring the state, educating people about the 4500 rail crossings in wisconsin. she says trespassing on railroad tracks is on the rise, up 7%. last year, three people died in wisconsin and eight others were hurt while trespassing on the tracks. >> so much focus on texting and paying attention to the phone, they don't pay attention to wha coming in either direction. patrick: she says people don't realize how quiet trains are today. most of the sound is at the back of the train, so by the time people hear them, its often too late. toya: an appleton teenager with a rare, incurable disease makes the decision to end her life. tonight, disability rights organizations are asking child protection officials to step in. we first told you about 14-year-old jerika bolen in july. she has spinal muscular atrophy and organized a prom to celebrate her life. and wished to be removed from her ventilator and enter hospice care. her mother agreed with her daughter's wishes. a group disabled parents rights, , says bolen ne

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the mayor and others have said there is no indication they're connected, but again, i think it's coincidental. and investigators, while they would be working both of these investigations separately, there absolutely will be coordination with the joint terrorism task force in new york and in new jersey. they actually have cross-agency representation on those task forces, and they'll be sharing intelligence to see if, in fact, those matters may be related, alex. >> and shawn, what's the procedure for law enforcement now? they have to make sure residents don't panic but they have to stay vigilant. so the challenges of dealing with the public in a situation like this, and you've got several agencies involved here. talk about the coordination efforts. >> new yorkers are resilient. they've seen attacks going back to even prior to 9/11 with the first world trade center and then other attempts in the city. new york city police department has very strong representation on the terrorism task force. but this crime scene, there is going to be blocks that have been cordoned off. there is going to be a lot

the next road game, coincidentally, the return of tom brady. we're in foxboro, dan hausle, 7news. is. >> just into the 7news she is recovering from her pneumonia and remains healthy. the statement was part of medical information clinton's campaign released gist days after she was diagnosed who has pneumonia and that new information comes as people are calling for the justice department to investigate claims that donald trump foundations sent cash to prevent a fraud investigation of a failed university. nick emmons has more on that. rails against a rigged system as he calls it that he says hillary clinton was part of rigging. well, now that accusation has been turned on him. >>> as donald trump went to flint michigan, toured a water plane and angered democrats who asked why trump didn't let them in earlier on the crisis, they called for an investigation in 2013 to the campaign of pam bondy, the republican attorney general of florida. >> by the trump foundation from campaign donations. bondy decided florida would not sue trump university for fraud. >> money in, investigation closed

south bay coincidentally we will see the hottest temperatures in the forecast. mid 90s in downtown san jose. 80 degree mark by early afternoon. tri-valley today, numbers as hot as the upper 90s. but cooling relief begins tomorrow as the sea breeze tries to make a comeback at a temperatures closer to average as you approach the weekend. to see if your morning commute is shaping up average in hayward. >> we're going to encourage that sea breeze to come in and cool that down. looking at the rest of the bay. starting to heat up for the morning commute. the south bay we'll see you start to slow down through san jose and northbound routes. but right now seeing southbound 680 and southbound 580 with your typical pattern. tri-valley and over here from the nimitz, hayward down to union city and including these folks heading across san mateo bridge. live look shows you 92 westbound. standard pattern. flat section. eastbound looks like a good volume with no slowing on the peninsula side. bay bridge metering lights are on as well. >>> up next, a new lead in a decade's old c

. >> perhaps not so coincidentally, a libertarian and licensing mate, wells, you remember him, they also are speaking here at unh tonight and right now new hampshire polls have them at about 10%, but the believe they are hurting trump and clinton equally. >> donald trump stumping in illinois and iowa talking economy and still getting in some digs on hillary's health. heather: julie continues our team coverage. >> trump running behind schedule for his event. the swing state has gone democrat since 1988 but it's looking much closer heading into this election. >> a whirlwind wednesday on the campaign trail for donald trump. day in chicago with big promises for the economy. >> i'm very good for jobs. in fact, i'll be the greatest president for jobs that god ever created, that i can tell you, i'm very strong on jbs and the economy. reporter: it wasn't an entirely warm welcome in illinois. crews had to clean up anti-trump graffiti. trump's focus was already on the iowa voters ballots as early as tomorrow. >> raise your hand, christian conservatives, everybody? [cheers] raise your hands if you'

>> well, i think it's clear and i don't think it's coincidental at all in the case of the new york explosion last night, that the week before the opening of the u.n. general assembly, scores of foreign heads of state, foreign ministers are arriving and the city's going to be filled with people from all over the world. i think when you aerogovernor cuomo, mayor de blasio, secretary of state clinton, also saying no evidence here of international terrorism, they are living in a fantasy world. it's certainly fair to say we don't have all the facts, but there's no evidence that points in any direction other than a terrorist attack and that's my hypothesis on which the law enforcement investigation should be proceeding. >> well, aren't they being ultimately responsible, because as of this moment they do not have any evidence of any international terrorist connection. >> no, i think they are being hypocritical. mayor de blasio jumped out after it was concluded there wasn't a gas leak or something to say there wasn't any evidence of terrorism. that's the only honest thing you can say, so when he say

sarah, coincidentally the same age as the shooter, 25.he was shot seven times as she sat in a friendly's car parked near her home. her 62-year-old father had his brother translate for us. we didn't need a translator on his face. >> it's unbelievable. lost her life like this. shocked. >> reporter: since he learned of his daughter's death in this senseless shooting spree, it's. despite the violence and the illegal guns in this country that have now taken his precious daughter's life, his love of the united states is unwaivered, even in the face of what he's going through now. >> this country is right. that's what everybody telling. i love this country, i've been in here more than half of my life. that's where i belong. that's why i brought her. she loved to come here. this is my home. >> reporter: he says they worried about the violence that sometimes hit only close to home before now, he feels tremendous guilt he says that he couldn't convince his daughter to stay home more. a father's guilt even though his daughter was not at fault at all

. >> coincidentally national voter registration day taking place today the day after the debate. here in our area vice president joe biden will be taking part. biden will be at temple university for a registration drive for the clinton campaign. city lead letters also be visiting high schools to register students turning 18. elsewhere the non-partisan group head count is having a drive at 30th street station. and the city employees union will register voters at 15th and market in center city. meanwhile, first loud i -- lady michelle obama making stops in pittsburgh for the clinton campaign tomorrow. >> next showdown, mike penned, tim kaine debate, correspondent elaine key hand owe will moderate that debate which will take place at longwood university in virginia at 9:00 and of course you can watch it right here on cbs-3. >> police say one person is dead, and two others are hurt, after a shooting in the city's germantown section. officers tell us, it happened in the 1300 block of johnson street in the courtyard of the johnson court apartments. they say someone shot a 22 year old m

scared in san jose state had two separate incidents, two suspects didn't know each other, acted coincidentally at the same time. they were not arrested because their actions didn't target any particular student and not considered criminal >> we should all be outraged whether any member of the community whether on the campus at san jose state in the neighboring community or anywhere we live and work are targeted in a way that is hateful. so i'm saddened and outraged. >> school official said the outcome of the investigation will determine the appropriate punishment. >>> a crime of smashing cream pie in the face of mayor johnson. he said he assaulted the mayor to call attention to homeless issues. mayor johnson is a former nba star who quickly fought back leaving johnson for nine stitches. he's been arrested nine times in four years. >> in all of that time i feel i've never accomplished anything so i decided to es clat it in time. if you call pie in a face is a act of violence that's your interpretation. i think it was soft. >> whatever he thought he's being charged with assault on a public offic

bondy meantime said the timing was coincidental. >>> they call new york home, but neither donald trump hillary clinton will attend ceremonies at ground zero. the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. both presidential candidates pledged not to campaign on that day. >>> after a seven-week summer break they face the task of containing the zika virus. they are blocking a funding package and that's because they want to tack on restrictions on planned parenthood. the house has outlined a federal bill of rights. the bill would ensure that the survivors have a right to a sexual assault kit and to be told of the results and notified that the kit is destroyed. >>> as hermine dies down a new threat is on the opposite end of the country. hurricane newton has been pelting baja california's resorts with heavy rain and 90 mile per hour winds. the threat could reach the u.s. forecasters fear the effects will trigger to the southwest. >>> they were once nearly hunted to extinction, but now most humpback whales were taken off the endangered species list. these mammals have recovered due to global conse

brad: not coincidental that he lays out his vision after uber debuts of pittsburgh.years seems a little aggressive to me. how they will get there is the big question. spentas gone out and money for a company like auto, they have hired folks from carnegie mellon. lyft has an arrangement with general motors. we will see how effective the traditional detroit automakers are pioneering self-serving cars. they have to report to wall street every quarter, so they have less flexibility. he lays out a tremendous vision. he talks about reengineering cities, but how do companies like lyft and gm get there when they are competing of google which has limitless resources. he is using the elon playbook to hype up his company's potential. we have seen ford talking about their autonomous vehicle on the road, potentially in ridesharing half it he by 2021. might expect it is a call for potential partners to team up withlyft. we have had a lot of word coming on their attempt to find new partners. i wouldn't be surprised if you place it in the context of this announcement that they are l

just outside today, coincidentally, the census updated all of the data from wages to poverty, to all of the things, listen, barack obama said -- he took a victory lap and things are finally going up under barack obama been 56,000 to 53,700. he can say i finally got the momentum, everything we did is working. poverty went down. households -- he touted all of this stuff, but these are the wage numbers that we talk about and they are turning, but listen, sandra, so say we broke even after eight years is not necessarily a big accomplishment. >> there was a remember of the audience that yelled up, thanks for the cheap gas prices in philly, here was that interaction with the president. >> more americans are working, more have health insurance, cosrererererererererererererere falling. and -- gas is $2 a gallon. i didn't even -- thank you for reminding me. >> that was him touting all of the great things he seas. saying if you want more of that, vote for hillary clinton. then you had donald trump come moments later and launch his campaign speech saying how bad things were, listen -- >> we wil

it is coincidental. >>reporter: may 19 of victim was shot in the head, a 55-year- old man. he has since lost vision in one eye. the suspects were described to be driving away in a white sedan. >> anyone who's ever played with a paintball gun or ever been hit by a paintball gun, you have to wear heavy clothing to prevent yourself from getting welts and bruises. imagine not having any of that on you and being shot several times in the chest and the face.>>reporter: officer says the suspects could face felony battery and mayhem charges.>> it's scary. families are out here, you would not want that happening to anyone.>>reporter: anyone with information regarding either incident, is urged to contact the police.>>> in the east bay, a community is fed up with the violence. and richmond there been three shootings in the last four days and one of them someone was struck. residents are worried this could get worse before it gets better.>>reporter: in the last few hours several people went back to the location of this latest homicide here in richmond. they were there to remember the m

coincidentally, it was at an ame church way back in 1865 in galveston where many of texas' slaves first learned they were free and the purpose of this march is to make sure no one forgets that. >> i've been talking to everybody that i can get to listen. >> that includes president obama. what you see there is the two of them together in 2008. what you don't see is that she had just slipped him a letter asking him to designate it as a holiday. she hopes to present the president with 100,000 signatures. she says far too many have forgotten the history of freedom here in texas. >> we've got to let people know that we have a whole generation of people that know absolutely nothing about juneteenth. >> she doesn't expect it to become a federal holiday, meaning a paid day off. she's looking for something more like flag day, a day on the calendar and that people understand the significance of. ben russell, nbc 5. >> juneteenth is also known as two years after abraham issued the emancipation proclamation. it's primarily observed in local celebrations. >>> a blast felt miles away as a rocket blows

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. >> hillary clinton is going to concentrate on picking up women voter which coincidentally mirrors her husband's agenda as well. [laughter] >> and, i have those lines, but i don't use them in the act because i don't know where to put them. >> oh, that's so funny. >> they should just be on a sign somewhere aroundhe >> i know the show started, out i started on super tuesday, it was 75 minutes. an hour 15. now it's 95 and i took stuff out. >> you are overtime. >> that was the original. i was shooting for 80. >> it was way too much material. >> right. here's what i want to ask you, webmd did a think on mixed political couples. what they were saying was that marriage and one of you -- >> brad it's like a computer glitch in the brain brad. >> thank you very much. >> too early to drink. >> i'm no good with hard liquor. [laughter] >> we need to like stop. >> no no. >> slam it. >> give me another one. [laughter] >> um, so, mixed couples okay. so they say that not all couples can manage the political differences gracefully. according to marriage political talk can be okay unless it gets into the

that someone would ask this question and matt lauer would have in his lap a tweet from 2013 was coincidentalnk-wink. how was the answer? is that the answer you prefer? >> it was a stupid answer, a stupid tweet and should apologize. it's offensive to every woman who served and is serving now. and stupid to all women. offensive to all women. it's not unprecedented for donald trump to apologize, when kellyanne conway, we were just talking earlier what a great job he's done. his first speech was apologizing for some of the stuff he shouldn't have said and he was unprepared last night to talk out the rape case. cases in the military. he didn't understand the judicial court system. the court-martial system within the military. and i understand that he doesn't want to be overprogrammed and doesn't want to come off like a politician but i think this was a test case for him that shows he's got to prepare a lot more on these issues when it comes to the next debate. and the bottom line is he's got to apologize. it's a really student and offensive thing he said and he's just going to dig himself into a

tonight's game in san diego was coincidentally military night. take a listen. ? banner yet wave ? [ cheering ] >> this time he was join bid a teammate niners safety eric reid kneeling to his right. he starts the game and was booed each time he walk up to the line of scrimmage. leading the niners down the field for an opening drive touchdown. this one currently in progress. how about and we may have an upset to watch here. ap state and tennessee. mountaineers taylor lamb on the run option scores. ap state up 7-0. it's nine years to the day that ap state upset michigan. we all remember that. in the second quarter lamb goes up top to marcus cox and nice catch. stays with it. 33 yard score. tennessee just completely fourth quarter. joshua dobbs drops and delivers a c. malone hauls it in. this game is all tied up at 13 with about three minutes to go. it looks like it's going to overtime. so still uncertain if charley belcher is going to be in to work tomorrow. >>> for three plus decades chris has led the university of tampa volleyball program. amongst active coaches he is the second wi

the quid pro quo that they say this is not ransom, but it's coincidental and that is money that was duet goes back to the early days of the carter administration and that they were simply making sure they made good on that and had nothing to do with releasing those hostages. do you believe that? >> no. it doesn't smell -- it doesn't smell right, neil. there's about $400 million -- neil: well, what if it weren't cash? what if it was, like, i don't know. just a check? >> well, here's the problem. is that there was nothing in the sanctions at the time of the transfer in january that prevented this money from being wired. but they chose cash. so it begs to ask the question. as i mentioned cash is the currency of terrorism. it's untraceable, it can be used by anybody for any purpose. neil: why insistent on the cash? do you know, congressman? is this our way of saying this is a way for you to cynically get the hostages to us? or that is the currency -- no upon intended, just the cash to do what they wanted to do because cash is king. >> well, they didn't answer the questions. so we still don'

it is quite coincidental. neighborhood they have moved to is about 20 minutes from where i am sitting right here. it is a pretty calm neighborhood. i have been out there before to cover these protest. it is certainly not a place that you would expect to see armed protesters. i would imagine that the neighbors there will know who he is, certainly by law they will receive postcards to know that he is there work it will be interesting -- there. it will be interesting to see how this all unfolds. >> what has been the reaction? we want to know, is he being seen as a native son and let's pull the wagons around him to protect him or do you expect him to be shunned. >> i don't imagine that many people would be supportive. what i would say is there are people who certainly know him. dayton is a community of about one half million people. everyone would have some kind of those i can't imagine that everyone would have some sort of cohesive agreement on whether or not this is right around. dayton county authorities have g

coincidentally two astronauts were carrying out a spacewalk outside the station at the time of the blast. they were not immediately made aware of the explosion. currently nasa relies on foreign help to send its astronauts to space. and the next space station crew is currently prepping now for an upcoming expedition. two russians and one american are set to blast off from kazakhstan on board a so soyuz rocket. the big concern for nasa is that late next year or early 2018 it is planning to launch its own astronauts on its spacex dragon and crew capsule. so it's a significant problem they are facing in terms of their own credibility. >> i would assume this is really going to set spacex back. these are two incidents, and they have to be exorbitantly expensive. this has got to hit -- this has got to hit elan musk in the pocketbook. >> to put in this perspective, last year, 86 rockets left planet earth of which -- carrying satellites, of which five exploded. 17%. so even under the best of circumstances this is a very dangerous and a very unreliable system when you start talking about 17%. but

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bondi said the timing was coincidental. >>> they call new york home but neither donald trump or hillarylinton will visit ground zero next sunday. the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. a spokesman confirms neither candidate is slated to attend this event, but both will not campaign on this day. i'm jackie i banez, back to "hannity." >>> every time i think about trump i get allergic. boy, we have 63 days to go. >> all right, hillary clinton having one of her frequent coughing fits. this went on 4:22 in a rally in ohio yesterday. she had another coughing fit and attack speaking with reporters on her campaign plane, take a look. >> so -- can i have some water? >> yes. [ coughing ] >> earlier today, the judge report ran a headline highlights clinton's recent history of coughing coughing fits. we've kind of put them altogether, take a look. does it raise questions about her health especially in light of the revelation she told the fbi that, she couldn't remember a lot of things because she had a concussion in 2012. i thought it was a conspir easier, according to cnn if you bring of hillar

coincidentally, she found a way thean those messages to go-between who took them to new york. is that circumstantial evidence, or is that her as a spy? so, ultimately, they were about to come to an agreement. stephen: this goes on for what? almost a year? mark: more than a year, really. they have this dramatic meeting at midnight. john andre and benedict arnold hold it while peggy is up in the house near west point where they have set up. just wrote quickly, they -- washington wanted arnold to be a battlefield commander even though he had a shattered leg. because he was so good. arnold wanted to be the commander of west point, along the hudson river because it would be much easier to hand over to the british because it was a stationary place, rather than trying to surrender in the middle of the battle might be difficult stephen:. at -- might be difficult. stephen: people in the room nor my age or member the 1960's when the news was full of reports -- who are my age remember the 1960's when the news was full of ho chi minhhe trail. no food, ammunition, no fighting army. if you

there he is, speaking of wind and san francisco, coincidentally i just saw the howling, wind and howling, trying to make a joke. [ laughter ] river pretty good breeze come look at san jose would gusts over 20 in sfo best up to 40 with wind advisories for the airport, low clouds and fog filling and rapidly in the system of north will produce shower activity and now open this year later on today about 6500 feet. the breeze will be the big factor along with very cool temps, low 50s and mid-50s and up north things are picking up rapidly all associated with the low over the entire west coast giving us cool conditions, 60s and 70s. all right sal castanada what would you like to start with their ? >> will start with the bay bridge because already a backup there as you might expect, people who get on the bay bridge about the same time every morning, it will be pretty much the same although today you will notice windy conditions of steve mentioned for a lot of the bridges and causeways like the altamont pass, the flat part of the causeway near the lake candlestick area and the old candlestick exi

coincide coincidental, not exactly random. then we learned over the next 19 days another $1.3 million in cash paid to iraq in cash, $1.7 million in cash, and even thick skulls like my own start wondering that's odd. it got to be a very hot and heated point in washington today. take a look. >> you asked about the specifics of the payments in january, and we're told that there was never, ever going to -- no one would ever tell us. >> again, we -- what you got was our standard answer, which is true that we correct the confidentiality of these arrangements. >> i'm just asking you -- >> well, from the communications piece alone, if you had to do it all over again, you'd do it the same way or was there a mistake in this over abundance of caution in this dribbling of details. >> the guy with the obnoxious s questions, and joining us is james rosen. did you get any satisfactory answers there? >> to be clear and purposes of the record, i was only one of two individuals asking obnoxiousoobnoxious questions, and that was my colleague, ma

just a series of clerical errors that led to the illegal contribution by the foundation and the coincidentalailure to include that contribution in the foundation's tax returns. >> i am quite taken aback by the foundation making a political contribution to the florida attorney general who was just about to investigate trump university and then ending the investigation. i mean, there are so many things that are questionable about that and the irs certainly thought so and said it was illegal and fined trump for that, you know, set of facts. >> the florida attorney general now caught in the uglyiest possible timing of campaign contribution is just outrage, that anyone could have the slightest suspicion that she and donald trump might have been up to something. >> i will not be collateral damage in a presidential campaign nor will i be a woman bullied by hillary clinton. this is her trying to deflect everything she said. of course i asked donald trump for a contribution, that's not what this is about. she was saying he was under investigation by my office at the time and i knew about it. none of

the motivation for schoolhouse rock was coincidental coming from a group of new york ad men. "a guy named david mccall had the idea. he was on a camping trip with one of his kids and he noticed that the kid could not learn his multiplication tables but knew the lyrics to every new rock song he heard on the radio and he thought 'jeez, if we could put rote learning with good music perhaps kids would learn the information in the songs.' so, that's how it started and he came back to the agency and he came to george" "he wondered if i knew any musicians who played this kind of music and i'd played jazz piano for a while and so i knew a lot of musicians and the lucky thing was i knew a guy named bob dorough who wound up writing the first ... the multiplication series, all the songs. and he's a wonderful, wonderful writer" the team's first song was a catchy math instructional, magic number." they took the song and storyboard illustrations to abc television and michael eisner. "but we were actually ... we were abc's advertising agency and so we took the idea over and really it was ne

these matters would tend to believe that three ieds in the new york area within 24 hours are not coincidental. >> steve moore live via skype in los angeles. steve, we point out, this is the nypd that's doing part of this investigation along with a counterterrorism investigators. these guys know what they're doing as you know very well. they're putting out the information methodically and precisely. we'll report it as we learn from them. they're saying no nexus to terrorism but saying it's intentional. we'll continue to get updates. steve, thanks for being with us. >> thank you, george. >>> new york mayor bill de blasio spoke with reporters after that blast and here's more of what he had to say about what authorities knew about that explosion. >> there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection to this incident. this is preliminary information. it's something we will be investigating very carefully. but there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. i also want to affirm that, based on what we know at this hour, there's no specific connection to the incident in new jersey.

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