group of people are going and they knew they were going to die, but they .ent or they were there crockett went, but there was something very noble and very romantic. i have learned that in wasn't quite as black-and-white. that is one of the things i think would be good in this day and age. we put it into context. >> sunday evening at 6:00 on american artifacts -- >> mcarthur's upfronts. he is not wearing a weapon. he would lead attacks and carry nothing but that riding crop in his hand. and then look at this and realize, hey, if the colonel can take it, i can take it, too. >> revisit the macarthur

listen to the reason why. >> i'm davy crockett. i have ms.makes fun of people with stuff like i have, the ms. i don't want to vote for this man. and i said i hope hillary gets it. >> what would you say to donald trump if you got to meet him? >> well, if i got to meet donald trump, i would say, what in the world is wrong with you? what makes you think that you should deserve to be president? >> fred, we've met a lot more people along the way. we'll be sharing with you in the future. we're heading to las vegas for the final presidentable ial deb >> thanks so much. safe travels to vegas, chris moody. thanks so much in denver. you can hear from the candidates when they square off in their third and final presidential debate this wednesday. live coverage begins at 4:00 eastern right here on cnn. what powers the digital world? communication. like centurylink's broadband network that gives 35,000 fans a cutting edge game experience. or the network that keeps a leading hotel chain's guests connected at work, and at play. or the it platform that power

it was the program "davy crockett" that helps me -- and that hooked me. this program, i was thinking we could do all the verses of the song if you would like to. [laughter] prof. hutton: of course, that was the great heyday of the western imprint on television and film. one third of all hollywood's product were westerns in the 1950's and 1960's. someone played a blue-eyed geronimo in the 1960 film of the same name. a line western history was portrayed on the silver screen and on the television screen. and in writing. a lot of that writing was popular writing, so my challenge in writing the apache wars was different from what i had done in most of my career. i have done a lot of television. i have written for television, and a lot of popular magazine articles, but i had never written a book for a broad, popular audience, so this was a different journey that i went on. it was very challenging, took water years to research -- took four years to research and complete. it is doing well and i'm proud of it and relieved to have it done. i would say was story abo

with experience at lambeau going into the season....now they have none...with james starks and john crockett already out eddie lacy joins them on the sidelines....the packers put lacy on ir with an injured ankle so it's time for plan d, e or f... ty montgomery, don jackson and knile davis will take most of the reps... montgomery is a wide receiver....jackson was on the practice squad until 5 hours ago and davis was city chief until tuesday...but davis brings by far the most experience to lambeau... 3 3 davis: i feel like i'm off the rains. i've been on the sideline. i've been itching to get in the game and be a part of the team, which i was in kansas city, i did what i could. i'm just excited to be a part of green bay and do what i can here. hopefully my role is bigger. on the plane coming over, i thought it'd be different. now that i'm here i'm loving it. they welcomed taking it and running with it. jackson might get the official start but expect the game flow to dictate who gets the most time in the backfield...reporting at lambeau field scott grodsky cbs 58 coach paul chryst says the badg

crockett went. but there was something very noble and very romantic.t quite as black and white. and that's one of the things i think would be good in this day and age, that we put it into context. >> then sunday evening at 6:00 on "american artifacts" -- >> macarthur's up front. you notice he's not wearing a weapon. he would often lead attacks carrying nothing but that riding crop that you see in his left hand. and the men looked at this and realized, hey, if the colonel, later the brigadier, if the colonel can take it, well, i can take it too. >> we visit the macarthur memorial in norfolk, virginia, to learn about the early life of douglas macarthur, who commanded allied forces in the pacific during world war ii. at 8:00 -- >> the great leaders also serve as conscience in chief. with the highest level of integrity. with their moral compass locked on true north so that we can always count on them to do the right thing when times get tough or when no one is looking. >> author talmadge boston explains his ten commandments for presidential leadership. wha

group of people are going and they knew they were going to die, but they .ent or they were there crockettt, but there was something very noble and very romantic. i have learned that in wasn't quite as black-and-white. that is one of the things i think would be good in this day and age. we put it into context. >> sunday evening at 6:00 on american artifacts -- >> mcarthur's upfronts. he is not wearing a weapon. he would lead attacks and carry nothing but that riding crop in his hand. and then look at this and realize, hey, if the colonel can take it, i can take it, too. >> revisit the macarthur memorial and north folk, virginia, to her own cash to learn about the early life of ledlas macarthur, who allied forces in the pacific. and that 8:00 -- >> they also service conscious and chief with the highest level of integrity, with their moral compass locked onto north so that we can always count on them to do the right thing when times get tough or when no one is looking. >> explanation of 10 commandments for presidential leadership. what they are and he provides examples of presidents who have

one happened to the east bay in crockett. here is video from that scene overnight >> chp said one person was killed in a crash on the eastbound side of i-80. the other accident happened in the south bay. we will have details on both crashes coming up. >>> we're falling the latest on the church fire in berkeley building inspectors are expected to be at the site this morning to assess the damage. in the fire started yesterday afternoon and caused damage to the first congregational church on channing way. christien kafton is live in berkeley with an update. that's coming up in a short while. >>> a very busy weekend if you're heading to the city. today is day two of the popular bluegrass festival. more than 700,000 people are expected to attend the free weekend long event some headliners included cyndi lauper, chris isaac and mary chapin carpenter. we also have a giants game today at at&t park. >>> the giants game at all those fans and trying to get over the bridge -- is going to be an activity in itself. >> also, oktoberfest is

a crash left a man dead on eastbound interstate 80 in crockett. it happened on the off-ramp. the driver was speeding when the car plowed into a highway sign and went into a field. the car went into a ref intervene turned over. one woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officers say it's possible that alcohol was involved. >>> more breaking news, this time out of the south bay. another crash involving a car and a pedestrian killed one person in san jose. it happened at 1:35 this morning on northbound highway 101 at the fully road off-ramp. no word on what caused the accident. developing news out of the east bay this morning. union city police are investigating a shooting that happened during a high school football game. it happened at james logan high school around 9:30. no one was hurt. officers found someone hiding and took them into hospital but that person was later found not to be connected to the shooting and that person is not associated with the school. it's unclear how many people were involved in the shooting. police are still looking for the weapon. >>

listen to why. >> i'm davy crockett. i have ms.f like i have, the ms. i don't want to vote for this man. and i said i hope hillary gets it. >> what would you say to donald trump if you got to meet him? >> well, if i got to meet donald trump, i would say, what in the world is wrong with you? what makes you think that you should deserve to be president? >> fred, we've been meeting a lot of people just like that around the country. the tour isn't over. the campaign camper will be headed to las vegas this week for the final presidential debate. >> that should be quite the journey and, of course, quite the destination. thanks so much, chris moody in denver and soon to be las vegas. safe travels. >>> cnn is the place to watch the final presidential debate. 9:00 p.m. eastern on wednesday. first, this week's impact your world. >> you want to be -- >> this mock prison cell is more than a clever branding idea for a gym. it is a symbol of transformation. he was once a drug dealer. he was caught and spent four years in prison. >> that's where

it is backing up traffic from gilman all the way past highway 4 into the crockett area. and that is causing slow travel through the maze. the bay bridge toll plaza, here's a look at that. the maze to downtown san francisco westbound will take you a heavy 15 to 20 minutes. altamont pass traffic off 205 at 14 miles per hour so very slow conditions if you are heading down into livermore where you can breathe a little bit and then here's a live look at the dublin interchange. slow in the commute direction. altamont pass to 680 a slow 20 minutes. >>> some welcome news for the family targeted in a violent home invasion in orinda. carol brown and her husband were robbed and attacked as they were riding home last week. brown was shot twice. the orinda school board member got out of the hospital last night. police are trying to see if it's connected to other crimes. >>> officers will soon have to lock up guns off duty in their cars. one bay area agency isn't waiting for thelaw to take effect. kpix 5's maria medina is live at the santa clara county sheriff's office with what's pla

tennessee street along highway 80 digging into the carquinez heights area and activity leaving rodeo, crockett, bay ridge into let's say clay's lane. we have plenty of rain. this low pressure is out of here going northeast to the central valley to the high sierra. i wanted to point something out to you because now that green means rain but when you see these shades here of the pink and the white, that indicates that we have sleet and even snow all the way through kirkwood leading into south lake tahoe. we have a winter weather watch in effect that's going to make an impact on the weekend travel plans. we'll have more on the local forecast coming up. >>> there may be a break between storms. but for some folks, there's no break in preparing for the wet weather. more now from kpix 5's maria medina. >> reporter: as the sun came up and the sound of the rain began to fade, another sound can be heard loud and clear. anthony meadows owned his landscaping business for 30 years. he said when he is hired to do a job, rain or shine, he is out there. >> always. the only time is if the machines act up. >> r

davey davy crockett ? >> reporter: thew kids on both side of the atlantic. because phil collins grew up to become the largest private collector of alamo art ifacts. his collected donated at more than $10 million when heap donated it to the state of texas. if this all seems like a bit of a head-scratcher, it makes perfect sense when you kid that for collins, the story of the alamo, like his own, is far more complicated than you might think. good texans, you know, it was bravery on both side of the war. >> reporter: seems to me like you are into setting the report straight? >> i think it need to be done. ? me i'm getting stronger by the minute ? >> reporter: setting the record straight is what phil collins needs to do wherever he is these days. >> the acoustics okay in a room like this? >> yeah. >> reporter: like in the studio he set up at home in miami where he contemplates his comeback. f the other that phil collins is actually going to make music again in here, that we will all here, should i take it other side of that? >> i think i would owe it to you to s

it's going to take you about 57 minutes to an hour to get from crockett all the way into berkeley andridge toll plaza. the maze to downtown is jammed. it will take 35 minutes to get into downtown san francisco. >>> it will be worth it. [ laughter ] hi, everybody! good morning. this is our live weather camera looking out from sutro tower north towards the golden gate bridge. you see a finger of fog trying to work up and over the span into the bay waters. otherwise when those clouds burn off, we'll have no coastal cloudiness through friday. 40s in redwood city. 40s in santa rosa. it's in the 50s in san francisco. later today, temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday from the 60s through the low 70s. you will notice the northwest breeze later this afternoon, ten to 20. that will clear out the skies. we'll begin an offshore flow resulting in warmer weather for your wednesday. nearly 70 at the beaches. mid-70s bayside. low 80s away from the bay. check out your thursday and friday with temperatures soaring to the upper 80s and low 90s. just a couple of degrees cooler by your s

crockette and buildings. we are the landlords of that beautiful slide you s howed earlier. those leases are fairly long-term. they are unbreakable. in that instance -- we are very open and honest with merchants in the vicinity. i happen to be a small businessman myself. even business owners in the area recognize the need for more his storystory. to those who have visited other battle sites in the u.s., that is what we are trying to create. sen. menendez: my understanding though in that those businesses in the area -- somehow the solution to their relocation, if they are willing to be a party to amending those contracts, they will be willing? mr. bush: that is my understanding. they have been more than understanding. it is not acrimonious. we are optimistic. >> what was the process like? is there bipartisan agreement on this? sen. menendez: you gave me a lot of credit. room.ked him in the back you should be listed as a joint author on the bill. who helps you get the legislation through. and i love about the alamo san antonio is that when we're welcoming people, please consid

we have breaking news out of contra costa county, interstate 80 east in crockett, happened just after 1:00. the chp says the driver was speeding when the car plowed into a highway sign and went into a field. that's when the car went down into a ravine and turned over. one woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officers say it is possible alcohol was involved. >>> more breaking news. this time out of south bay, where another crash involving a pedestrian killed one person in san jose. 1:35 this morning, northbound 101, tully road on ramp. no word on what caused it. >>> developing news out of east bay. investigating a shooting that happened during a high school football game. it happened around 9:30 last night near james logan high school. no one was hurt. officers found someone heightid and took them into custody. they say that person is not associated with the school. unclear how many people were involved in the shooting. police are still looking for the weapon. >>> last night's giants game was big for the orange and black getting into the second wildcard spot. in the mid

there is the crockett building near the ripley's believe it or not museum. >> we're the landlords of that beautiful plaza. we do want our contract to be fairly long-term and unbreakable. in that instance, we are very open and honest about the conversations with the merchants. i happen to be a small businessman myself. even business owners in the area recognize the historic difference to the battlefield sites. for those of you who may have visited gettysburg here in the u.s., you'll notice there is an immediate difference. >> my understanding is that the businesses in the area, if somehow, i do not want to add responsibility to anybody, but if somehow a solution was there and relocation were able to come up we might be willing to be a party to a different contract. >> that is our understanding that they want to be more than flexible, they want to be part of the process. we are optimistic. >> what was the process like? is there bipartisan agreement? >> it is interesting, you gave me a lot of credit. he should be listed as my joint author on the bill. as the name entails -- what i love

kyle crockett, mike clevenger, cody anderson messing around playing some hack key sack, so that just speaks to the volume of how loose and relaxed this indians club. that turns back to tito francona. mike napoli is excited to be here and thrilled to have the opportunity to get to play in a world series game here at wrigley. >> it is going to unbelievable. going into this, watching the national league play, i wanted to play against the cubs because i knew the atmosphere would be unbelievable. early in my career i got to come here. just so much history. it's a park you want to come to and play. >> reporter: mike napoli at first base tonight, and carlos santana in left field, starting in left field for the first time in his career. of course, he did play in left four years ago for four one with carlos santana, what he is feeling, plus what some other outfielders have given him advice as far as what he should expect out there in left. guys, back to you. >> all right, we said this was serious stuff. plenty of fans praying for a little divine intervention. now the catholic leaders in cleve

nothing at crockett, benicia or vallejo. but it looks from calistoga northward up to lake county in mendocino county. there is still some scooting through, the breeze south that 21, south-southeast in oakland at 18. san jose in mountain view up again, the peninsula, santa clara valley, and some of the wind gusts in the higher elevations could be rather blustery. 60s on the temperatures, very mild. before in palo alto, stanford also close at 63. a few upper 50s and a lot of 60s, mid-60s for a few. the rain will let up and lift to the north, and this system will deepen, and lifting this backup to this line. this next system is on its way, taking aim more widespread, and it will not be favoring the north bay, more into the santa cruz mountains. in the next five days through sunday, really good totals, so be advised. we are better off today, wednesday is fine, the transition day. we may start on thursday okay, but coming up from the west southwest early thursday morning and bringing in the rain moderate to heavy for the santa cr

causing some backups all the way into crockett. a small commute -- slow commute a 30 minute commute into downtown semper cisco from the maze and a traffic is backed up through the maze at the moment. high wind advisory as well and a high wind advisory in san mateo. northbound 880, a big rig versus a car causing delays at headed into downtown oakland but a look at the san mateo bridge 880 211 will take you 27 minutes. very heavy conditions. >>> such a beautiful sunset last night and this morning some clouds and no rain as of yet according to the life radar the bulk of your date will be dry with rate moving into the north bay and far reaches by lunch. and gradually all of that to the south and then falls apart. the northwestern quadrant of the california impacted by the heavy rain. that is our skyline looking out from san francisco towards oakland we are currently mild in the 50s and 60s and it is monday at the door and a bit of wind. south winds 10 to 20 struggle costs at time temperatures 60s and low 70s to a 10th of an inch in loc

a crash left a man dead on eastbound interstate 80 in crockett. it happened on the off-ramp. the driver was speeding when the car plowed into a highway sign and went into a field. that's when the car went down into a ravine and turned over. one woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officers say it's possible that alcohol was involved. >>> more breaking news, this time out of the south bay. another crash involving a car and a pedestrian killed one person in san jose. it happened at 1:35 this morning on northbound highway 101 at the tully road off-ramp. no word on what caused the accident. >>> developing news out of the east bay this morning. union city police are investigating a shooting that happened during a high school football game. it happened at james logan high school around 9:30. no one was hurt. officers found someone hiding and took them into custody, but that person was later found not to be connected to the shooting and that person is not associated with the school. it's unclear how many people were involved in the shooting. police are still looking

. >>> one man died in a crash on interstate 80 east in crockett. investigators say it's possible that alcohol played a role in the crash. it happened just after 1:00 this morning at the coming skyway off-ramp. the driver was speeding when the car plowed into a highway sign and went down into a ravine. a woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> a crash involving a car and a pedestrian killed one person, it happened at 1:35 this morning in san jose, northbound highway 101 at the tuly road onramp. >>> new details now in the south carolina elementary school shooting from earlier this week. days after being critically hurt, a 6-year-old boy died today. he had been fighting for his life after being shot in the leg. investigators in townville west of the capital columbia say the shooter is a 14-year-old. he killed his father at home before going to the school and opening fire on wednesday morning. he's now in custody, and investigators are trying to figure out a motive for the shooting. >>> husband dreads of people are holding a ral

traffic backed up into crockett on the eastshore freeway.land northbound 880 after 98th avenue this car fire still blocking the right lane car and tree on fire, cars inching through at 11 miles per hour. crews on scene trying to clear the situation and traffic backed up past 238 into san leandro. let's move to daly city balboa park delays into san francisco and the east bay. this is a 120 15-minute delay due to a maintenance problem. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> you have been talking about the hint of fog on the coast, it's now rolling onshore. you can see it according to our transamerica pyramid view. we are looking south towards the peninsula. good morning, today dry and seasonal temperatures currently in the 50s. later today with a south breeze at 15, we'll have a beautiful day. then rain and windy conditions develop this time tomorrow all the way through friday. a couple of inches of rain across many locations locally. then over the weekend more soaking rains by saturday night. until then we'll back up here. 6

crockett went. there was something very noble and romantic. i've learned that it wasn't quite as black and white. that's one of the things i think would be good in this day and age, that, you know, we put it into context. >> then sunday evening at 6:00 on american artifacts. >> mcarthur is up front. you also note he was not wearing a weapon. he would often lead an attack carrying nothing but the riding crop in his left hand. men looked at this and said if the colonel and later brigadier, if the colonel can take it, well, i can take it, too. >> we nift mcarthur in norfolk, virginia to learn about the early life of douglas mcauthur who commanded allied forces in the pacific during world war ii and at 8:00. >>> conscious in chief with the highest level of integrity, with moral comp a true north. we can always count on them to do the right thing when times get tough or no one looking. >>> explaining ten commandments for leadership, what they are and providing examples of presidents who excelled at each one for complete american history stell go to

slow along the eastshore freeway all the way to 20 miles per hour and traffic is backed up into crockett at the moment. now, if you take the eastshore freeway to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is stacked up towards the maze, as well. the maze to downtown san francisco will take you a slow 25 minutes and then here's a slow look at -- a look at the slow commute along the san mateo bridge. roberta? >>> good morning, everybody. you know, this is impressive. you can see the line drawn in the sand there. that indicates high tide was at 3:13 a.m. we are on our way to low tide at 8:16. can you see it there? the coast is clear! we do have an offshore flow working here on this wednesday. temperature-wise it's coolest in the 40s and 50s and later today just a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday from the 60s at the beaches, 60s, 70s at the lip of the bay and 70s inland. the winds northwest breezy late day 10 to 20. additional warning and return of the marine layer by -- additional warming and return of the marine layer by sunday. pristine conditions for fleet week. >>> a music legend is in cali

crockett went, but there was something very noble and very romantic. i've learned that it wasn't quite as black and white as -- and that's one of the things i think would be good in this day and age that, you know, we put it into context. >> then sundayee evening at 6:00, on american artifacts. >> macarthur is up front, you also notice he's not wearing a weapon. he would lead attacks carrying nothing but that riding crop you see in his left hand. and people looked that the and said hey, if the colonel -- and later the brigadier -- can take it, well, i can take it, too. >> we visit the macarthur memorial in norfolk, virginia, to learn about the early life of douglas macarthur who commanded allied forces in the pacific during world war ii. and at 8:00 -- >> the great leaders serve as conscience in chief with the highest level of integrity, with their moral compass locked on true north so we can always count on them to do the right thing when times get tough and no one is looking. >> author talmadge boston explains his 10 commandments for presidential lea

with the low single digits percentage subscriber declines he is seeing, and fbr analyst, burton crockettthe larger trends. >> this number is looking like something that we should definitely ignore and kind of focus on the longer-term trend of modest pressure, downward pressure and subscribers offsetting rate hikes. this factors into the head winds on disney that make the stock more difficult to own this year. >> still questions at espn's health are sure to come up on the earnings call, which is next thursday afternoon. melissa? >> and julia, just to underscore the difference, these nielsen numbers are subscriber numbers and when we talk about decline that espn is seeing in nfl ratings, these are two issues -- two very important issues, but different. >> yes. so this nielsen report that they retracted was saying they saw certain number of subscriber losses for espn as in subscribers to the cable channel. they were saying they saw a large decline in subscribers but then retracted -- retracted those numbers, saying we're going to reevaluate and figure out if they were inaccurate, because th

she grinned like davey crockett at this guy, like a bear, you know? she laughed at him! it must have driven trump crazy. >> i'm sure it did. >> i think it was a spectacular performance by her, even though trump probably saved himself a couple more weeks in this candidacy. your thoughts? take over here. >> well, sure. i think that right mow, chris, it's not really only a matter of our opinion, did he win, did she win, did he stop the bleeding? yes, he got a tourniquet, but didn't stop the bleeding. i think we've got some empirical evidence now that shows who did what. he needed the to do two things. he needed to bring back some republican leadership, republican office holders, some of those candidates who fled there him. and he needed to bring in women, as you and steve, and i think we all agree, needs to do that. he did neither. we know today, it's only gotten worse. paul ryan came out and said, it's every man for himself. i'm not going to campaign for him or with him, and you should all go vote your conscience, as ted cruz once said. and that cnn poll you talked about,

crockett went, but there was something very noble and very, you know, romantic. i've learned that it wasn't quite as black and white. and that's one of the things i think would be good in this day and age that we put it into context. >> sunday evening at 6:00, on american artifacts -- >> macarthur is up front. also notice he's not wearing a weapon. he'd often lead attacks carrying nothing but that riding crop that you see in his left hand. and the men looked at this and realized, hey, if the colonel, and later the brigadier, if the colonel can take it, well, i can take it, too. >> we visit the macarthur memorial in norfolk, virginia, to learn about the early life of douglas macarthur who commanded allied forces in the pacific during world war ii. and at 8:00 -- >> the great leaders also serve as conscience in chief with the highest level of integrity, with their moral compass locked on true north so we can always count on them to do the right thing when times get tough or when no one is looking. >> author talmadge boston explains his ten commandments for presiden

but still some residual backups all the way back to crockett on the eastshore freeway. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza backed up all the way towards the maze. the maze to downtown will take you a heavy 22 minutes. westbound 92 the san mateo bridge before the toll plaza, there was a two-car crash. it has been cleared. that traffic is still very heavy in the hayward area on southbound 880 if you are trying to get on to the bridge. here's a look at it. 880 to 101 westbound heavy from hayward into the peninsula. no delays to report for mass transit across the bay area. i'll send it to you. >> nothing but blue skies and the blue angels. good morning, everyone. this is our live weather camera. we are looking at -- can you see it? angel island. you can see alcatraz. you can see the very flat bay waters. pristine conditions. visibility unlimited. air temperature right now into the 40s in redwood city. livermore and santa rosa otherwise in the 50s. closer to seasonal highs. 60s coast, 70s around the peninsula. meanwhile 78 degrees outside number in brentwood and towards anti

group of people were going and they knew they were going to die, but they went, or they were there, crockettt, but there was something very noble and very, you know, romantic. i love that it wasn't quite as black and white as -- that's one of the things i think would be good in this day and age, that you know, we put it into context. >> then sunday evening at 6:00, on american artifacts. >> micarthur is up front, lead attacks, carrying nothing but the riding crop you see in his left hand. the men looked at this and realized if the colonel and later the brigadiere, i can take it too. >> we visit norfolk, virginia, to learn about the early life of douglas mcarthur, who commanded allied forces in the pacific. >>> and at 8:00. >> conscience in chief, with the highest level of integrity. with their moral compass locked on true north, so that we can always count on them to do the right thing when times get tough or when no one is looking. >> author talmage boston, providing examples of presidents who excelled. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> former white house

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