frank clark just blew past colton miller, knocked the ball loose. seattle has it at the 25. gruden, it'll be a long day. the hawks take advantage. russell wilson nearly drops a sack. steps up, finds david moore, who will pay the price for the touchdown. goes tumbling over the photographer barrier. he was okay. the raiders, they were not. seattle at 14-0. raiders offense, it was struggling. this didn't help. amar'e keep -- cooper drops the pass. no call, done with the

alten professor of government and russian studies at harvard university professor colton it's good to talk to your again thank you for agreeing to or we're speaking on the sidelines self did paul die foreign and the catchphrase of these years of band is the crumbling world the other is that's really desired guys or perhaps more of wishful thinking on the part of the russians well i wouldn't say it's wishful thinking i think the authors of the report that you're referring to actually saw the crumbling world order as a problem that they weren't very happy with but. so there was quite alarming discussion of the report at the first session and certainly a number of us start that they were exaggerating the degree of the problem. you know that the international order is under a lot of stress nowadays is beyond you know that they've been doing this for a picture to look for them and set the debuted as a problem i may have my perception is that the russians also see that as more of an opportunity for themselves or at least something that benefits that a geo political vision more i've done for

welcome back to walter parts with timothy colton professor of government and russian studies at harvard university professor cult and trumps national security advisor john bolton is expected in moscow within the next few days and the speculation in this country is that he is going to try to explore how macho russia's increasing pivot to china could be adjusted or perhaps reversed. how much do you think the kremlin could accommodate to trump administration on that front. i'm not aware of any information a book the agenda for this meeting that's a closely held secret i guess they'll talk about that but i doubt very much that the american ministration thinks that russia's going to you know quickly reorient its position vis a vis china i assume though also talk about ukraine you know where you know we have the situation kind of heating up in a rather alarming way i have to look quite a number of questions and done before we go there let me ask you one more question about bolton because he is expected to visit a number of former soviet republics which used to be the arena for geo political.

spread officer colton cropper, it was nice to work with him. he has a pretty cool card, and that moves out. >> it does. >> this is a little bit of my dish like this is coming up the bottom line to wrap it up is if you complain to chp, they will take it seriously and assign resources to it. let's go back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >> coming up next, the raiders pick up the first win and of the 49ers fall to the charges. the backup quarterback, taking a closer look at all of the weekend action. >>> the giants 2018 season a lot of fans with days ever. they wrapped up using at home and it was not fun for the fans with the team. the dodgers had 16 hits and they lost 15-0. san francisco finished the season with the least amount of september wins in history. the oakland a's play the yankees in the wild-card game this week. last night they ended their regular-season in anaheim against the angels. oakland took the lead into the ninth but they could not get the victory but they lost to the angels 5-4 and the wild- card game is going to be played

frank clark just blew past colton miller, knocked the ball loose. seattle has it at the 25. gruden, it'll be a long day. the hawks take advantage. russell wilson nearly drops a sack. steps up, finds david moore, who will pay the price for the touchdown. goes tumbling over the photographer barrier. he was okay. the raiders, they were not. seattle at 14-0. raiders offense, it was struggling. this didn't help. amar'e keep -- cooper drops the pass. no call, done with the concussion. 7-0 seattle. getting into the field again. carr sacks, fumbles, seattle recovers. colton miller was pushed back with such force that his helmet knocked the ball out of carr's hands. not a great day for the raider rookie left tackle. 20-0 seahawks. fourth quarter, russell wilson magic, floats one perfectly to tyler lockett for the touchdown. his third touchdown pass in the game. raiders, they're held without a touchdown for the first time since november of 2014. they lose 27-3, and they are 1- 5. >> i'll be honest with you, i got excited getting off the plane. i thought being at wimbley stadium was, y

are used for instance for the cell phones that we use every day like colton's so in a way the whole world is co responsible for what is happening in eastern congo and he's never tiring from shining a light on these issues and bringing them to the attention of the united nations good talking to you thank you so much for joining us all a van that looks quote from the right livelihood award and our nadia mourad has issued a statement thanking the nobel committee for sharing and the peace prize on her website and that is initiative she said i am incredibly honored and humbled by their support and i share this award with his eighty's iraqis can other persecuted minorities and all of the characters victims of sexual violence around the world. two years ago ninety more out was one of the winners of the european parliament sakharov prize for freedom of thought she said the award with. another using the woman who was sold into sexual slavery by slavic state they spoke to d.w. hoffman in brussels about that fight for justice. do you have hope for those that are still in iraq at the moment. for me i

nehemiah koffman and colton vair dell. >> he's done a good job not forcing me to play. >> it's a funny balance. i want to coddle him. i'm probably too easy in some respects and too hard in most respects. >> also on the roster sons of andre ward and jesse madden, grandson of john. there's no special treatment here. >> everyone is normal. it doesn't matter once you're on the field, who cares what your last name is. go play. >> but the last names are what they are. how about a coaches versus players scrimmage. >> i don't think the former coaches get around. >> these kids are too young and run too fast. >> maybe but the coaches dominate on the knowledge front and that arrangement is working fine that there's no substitute for experience. i have guys that are great communicators, they share their wealth of knowledge. >> that's so cool. i liked napoleon koffman, i believe he retired early to become a minister. >>> coming up the battle of rent control in california and proposition 10. . >>> the weekend is around tempe on the increase. >>> first the threat of a volcano eruption in the united s

religious factors you know it's things are things are changing well professor colton thank you very much for being with us today that i hope the of old friend us and other interview when you have something you'd say i encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going on our social media pages out of hope this year again same place same time here and will depart. for their. annual bump out dot com not that. young type of time john paul enough. to know well i. will be leaving. in film put in there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground six industry sometimes but the people they trust the most. and. it's not. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports this list i'm show business i'll see you then. cranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold

joined by timothy cult a professor of government and russian studies at harvard university professor colton it's good to talk to your again thank you for agreeing to or we're speaking on the sidelines so did fall dice forum and the catchphrase of this year's event is the crumpling world the other is that's really desired guys or perhaps more graphic wishful thinking on the part of the russians well i would say it's wishful thinking i think the authors of the report that referring to actually saw the crumbling world order as a problem that they weren't very happy with. so there was quite alarming discussion of the report at the first session and certainly a number of us thought that they were exaggerating the degree of the problem. you know that the international order is under a lot of stress nowadays is beyond you know that they've been doing this for a picture that looks really set the day viewed as a problem i may have my perception is that.

the attac resulted in the death of officer colton. hen was undercover narcotics hetective and responded to the gunfire. as fatally shot by another officer. ford faces a variety of charges including murder and attempted murder. >> tomorrow there will be a m secoting about the results of an investigation into the culture of the university of maryland football program. on friday, the university board of regents heard the findings for the first ti tomorrow's meeting wilbe t make decisions if needed. the results are expected to be released to the public within a week. >> big changes are coming to the university of prginia. theresident rolled out an ambitious plan to attract low andom middle i students. he promises free tuition for students and familiesarng less than $80,000 a year. studen earning less than oo0,000 a year will receive free tuition and and board. it's unclear when this will take effect. >> developing thi morning, the trump administration may be considering redefining a portion of gen identity. this is according to a memo lin

. >> officer colton kroft and remember chp does targeted enforcement.hey send out officers looking for these types of violators and they will be catching you for speeding. chp says drive in the appropriate lane and you can avoid getting a ticket. in hayward, south castaneda, "ktvu" fox to news. >>> operations back to normal at sfo after runway construction caused delays and cancellations. two runways opened. there were 467 flight delays and the cancellation of 118 flights. the work was only being down on one runway because that runway intersected both had to close. the airport said the maintenance work will help cool -- keep them clear long-term and in wet weather conditions. and as -- at the sales force transit center. massive jacks and place to take up the load and part of a temporary fix and relieving the stressors of the beams that have been cracked so investigators can figure out what caused it all to happen. crews wheeled in this role in four i-beams to create the buttress spanning over fremont. this means fremont street is closed at howard. the n

. >> skip colton, hauser. what are your thoughts on the dark money putting kavanaugh in the court and if it should be involved in the judicial system? ryan: the first amendment is the first amendment and i don't think that we should regulate first amendment. i didn't vote for his campaign finance law, but it killed the feingold.ccain the parties that are in control of their own campaigns and the elected leaders of the parties can he held accountable. but these -- can be held accountable. i think that law -- i know it was not the intention, but it had the effect of killing the parties, which is accountable to public officials and giving rise to all these other things. >> thanks for coming today. thanks for all your work on the veterans issue in the military. it means a lot to a lot of people. you're the best fundraiser, one of the best fundraisers that the rnc has ever had. are you planning on staying involved in that? speaker ryan: that wasn't really my thing. i was more a policy guide. -- policy guy. because

as well as development of a negate publicly owned open space at the northeast corner of brady and colton street. for this presentation, you'll pretty much hear from the project sponsor, michael cohen, who'll provide an overview of the project revisions. today we are seeking the planning commission's recommendation to the development agreement and 1629 market street mixed use project. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. mr. cohen. >> good afternoon, commissioners. michael cohen. i think you saw in the materials the origin of this proposed amendment, since we got our entitlements in complete and nonappealable at the end of last year, we have been spending a lot of time trying to raise the equity to build it. as you know in the current construction cost market, that is somewhat challenging. we have identified a fantastic partner in the state of florida's pension trust fund, but as a condition to moving forward with us, they wanted to make sure that they could use some of the affordable housing credits that had been negotiated with the city previously in order to preserve affordable l

colton dunn, there's my brother josh, joe benjamin, josie o'reilly, liz cackowski. >> liz cackowski, >> seth: how did you -- we were there for three days back in amsterdam. where we lived in our 20s. >> yeah, and it's very different living in amsterdam when your in your mid-20s than when your early 40s. >> seth: yeah. >> it's bad when you're early 40s because your body --- i don't know if you know this seth. your body changes as you get older. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i don't know if you knew that. >> seth: yeah. >> i found it out, and you know, when you're in your 20s, you can drink 20 beers. >> seth: yeah. >> i did that with you a couple months ago. >> seth: yeah cause you definitely -- you still have the head of a 20-year-old, my friend. [ laughter ] >> yeah, i do. yeah, i do. spiritually i'm 20. >> seth: yeah. >> physically i'm -- >> seth: your spirit animal is you at 20. [ laughter ] and my physical animal is remember buddy ebsen? from "the beverly hillbillies?" >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, that's -- that's who it is. >> seth: well i remember you and liz cackowski, who's a fant

we are overjoyed to be partners in this project on colton street. we have partnered with strada to actually provide more housing than they are actually requiring as far as replacement for the demolished civic center, and we are also very happy that the south beach marina preservation is also part of this deal. it's taken a lot of hard work, but i'm glad we're finally here, and thank you very much. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. any other members of the public who wish to comment on items four and five? okay, seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor kim? >> supervisor kim: thank you, i did just want to clarify the last comment by a member of the public. the preservation already exists, so that was locked in in a previous deal. this is just the second part, where they'd like to implement where the credits go, so south beach marina harbor, that preservation has already occurred. >> supervisor tang: house has changed again, supervisor safai is not here, so we'll do that without objection. okay, madam clerk, next item, please, item six

he's from colton. >> hello, my question is for governor brown and representative buehler. in oregon the second leading cause of death for 10 to 24-year-olds is suicide. according to the oregon health' authority those numbers have been rising in the past decade and are currently well over the national average. what plans do you have in particular beyond gun safety to prevent youth from suicide and improve the overall mental health in high risk groups such as male teens and the lbgtq community. >> mr. buehler? >> thank you for your very important question. it's an issue that i'm particularly passionate about. my wife patty has brought this to my attention from her work from an organization called lines for life which is an organization that works specifically on this issue of youth suicide. i've learned from that experience that help lines, that people can call, youth specifically can call, and talk to importantly peers, peers that understand the challenges of being a youth, the challenges of modern day society with the rapid changes in families and communities, it creates g

. >> colton. >> you have a special message here. love you, mom. >> yeah, so.en battling breas cancer since may. >> we want to send her a special care package. make sure she gets that. >> okay. thank you so much. >>nk tyou. ladies? >>> somebody else who inspires millions, pastor joel osteen is here. and he has thinking that canr change y life for the better. >>> it turns out tiffani thiessen happens to be a very impressi ivive cook. she's going to prepare dishes from her co hbook. >> weave a pretty nice forecast out of the northeast. what have you got? we take a midweek periodg be sunn the northeast, above average through the mid-plains througe mid-atlantic states. rain connun thesouthwest. as we get towards the end of the week w looking at sunshine on the east coast. drying out in the southwest. look o. a lit mix in the westerplains. thathainnrod the country. herehappin neck oths. >> good mning, ev welcom o. the rsoferbe a sunny and warm one. we'r the low to mid-60s. after high will be around 80 degrees. no chafon today. ther a 40% cnce of se showers coming ou

marry russell colton, one of our founders here, she felt that hopi silversmiths really should be evolving and developing their own technique and their own style. and using hopi culturally specific images and symbols in their work. up until this point of course hopi silversmiths were using a lot of the same tools and stamps, and a lot of the same techniques as navajo silversmiths. we have a piece right here -- grab it by the mount. this is an older piece, and it looks very much like some of the navajo silversmithing that you would have seen at the time in the 1930's. so we felt that the museum had a role to play and that the museum could encourage these artists to start developing their own technique. part of this process was developing and commissioning a series of watercolors by virgil hubert, who was an assistant curator at the museum at the time. these are the original water colors that he painted. these were ideas that museum had that hopi silversmiths could try to do that would incorporate hopi-specific symbols into their artwork. in retrospect, there is a bit of a paternalistic rela

thousand colton oil fought back with a gutsy thirty four but lost his work it has but the teams meet again in dubai on friday. masters champion patrick reed is the early leader at the world golf championship event in shanghai the american charts an eight under par round of sixty four on the opening day giving him a two shot lead defending champion justin rose is five shots off the pace in a tight for tenth. mixed martial arts fighters gohmert of and connor mcgregor have had their guns extended until the investigation into their post fight brawl is completed cubbie was given a hero's welcome in dagestan in russia after beating mcgregor in a u.f.c. title fight earlier this month but both fighters were temporarily suspended by the nevada state athletic commission one million dollars of cubs person has however been released. pretty good for his bank account. paul thanks very much more news on the website as always there for you adrian see on the other side of the break with more on the developing aspect. of the death of jamal how short sighted prosecutors saying the killing was premedita