he will tonight against dallas. wednesday he practiced without the brace on that surgically repaired knee. before the injury, bowman was one of the best middle line backers in the league with 120 tackles, two interceptions, and four forced fumbles. he told me his career might have been in jeopardy. >> just thinking about in i was going to be able to play this game again, knowing i felt my whole knee go out the right side of my leg. me not having an injury like that really kind of puts second thoughts in your head and for me to get through it, i just needed my teammates and my family. they were there to support me and help me get through it. >> given the serious nature of that injury, was there ever a time you said i might not play this game again? >> um, i'll say the first day i got out of surgery. you know, i just couldn't see my knee getting back to the way it was or my leg bending the way i play. just because i do such different things in the box that i just couldn't imagine my leg being able to bend that way aga

. >> the family moved to an upscale neighborhood in dallas after darren's computer business took off. by all accounts, they were he living the charmed life. but that would all change on june 6, 1996. >> it was an average day. it was an ordinary day. you know, i remember going to sleep. >> that night, darlie fell asleep in front of the tv with her two sons devon and damon. >> 911, what is your emergency? [ screaming ] >> ma'am? >> they stabbed me. >> who did? >> darin was upstairs asleep with their infant. he said he heard darlie yell and he heard a glass break and that's when he came downstairs to find a bloodbath. >> there was blood all over. >> the 6-year-old had two devastating wounds to his chest. they went completely through his body. he was impaled by a large knife. >> darin tried to perform cpr. >> when i blew into his mouth, the first thing that happened was air came out of his chest and blood just sprayed all over me. >> is anybody in the house besides you and the children? >> my husband. he's upstairs. oh, my god. >> darlie routier had also been injured with stab wounds to h

i think it's so important your obedience in his will, recent i just moved out to dallas, texas, to be the president and ceo of the national center for policy analysis. who would've ever thought after i came out to speak to them us to convert that they would offer me that incredible position of a 31 year-old conservative policy center. i think it a listen for that spirit was the focus? >> its tax policy, time and attention policy, health care, education, energy and ashes get a policy. since they have an old paratrooper now we can delve into that more. national security is becoming a lot more prominent issue for the american people. >> what's the advantage or disadvantage of being located in dallas spending and national policy -- >> the great adventures that we are not inside the beltway so we are not dated by the political things that go on to the where part of the waffle house crowd. a lot of these things, you can talk in the world of think tanks and talking academic work but you have to get the everyday american citizen to understand so they can make the right decision when it comes

>> guest: i got out with a birch of reserve components in dallas, texas and we had a bbq. i try to get out every other weekend. >> allen west, former congressman, author and now think tank president, guardian of the republic is the name of the book. this is booktv. >> now rena steinizor looks at how white collar crime cases are persecut persecutursersecute persecuted. >>> i am president of public citizen. we are hear for a conversation about rena steinizor's new and wonderful book, "why not jail." i will just give a brief overview and introduction. rena will talk for 25 minutes and the editor of corporate crime reporter and i will have comments on her book and remarks and open it up for a discussion. i think maybe just sp

what works at indy may not work in dallas. what may work in dallas may not work in austin.but we're working towards the same goal. oftentimes the people are making crazy decisions and have never set foot in the inner city unless it is a photo-op. and that's why i have a problem. what about the people that are really doing it and pushing the envelope, antong lucky, living it day by day, week by week, month by month, we're seeing the single mother, the father that the reason he results to a life of crime is because he sees no way up and no way out. he doesn't want a handout. he's willing to work but he cannot find employment. so it is no one way to do this. i just wish as people like you that take the initiative, so powerful when i looked in your eyes in your office and i said, why do you do this? and you said, eloquently, because i want to provoke change. i want to provoke change. and that's what you're doing. and it is a lot of people trick-or-treating in these wonderful offices. and it is not even october. but the man i'm sitting by, i'm telling you, he's real. i would not

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the dallas general manager revealed the mistake in a letter to dallas city officials. uber today not perform a background check. >> up next, nasty weather hits southern california hard. you'll see what rain and wind did to this minute. >>> a live look outside. expect cooler temperatures, drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> members inducted into the from football hall of fame including two local here roys >>> in riverside county, it could be weeks before the damages repairs after a powerful storm. more than 100 metal transmission and power poles were destroyed or damaged by severe weather in the city of thermal east of palm desert thursday night. strong winds picked up and tossed cars around and split apart trailer homes. thousands lost power. some say it felt like a tornado. >> this is crazy. had to have tornado type winds. i'm a machineis of 40 years, and to have something break like this. >> the national weather service is investigating whether or not it actually was a tornado. >>> we'll join drew tuma now with a look at our weather. our weather not as excitin

the dallas general manager revealed the mistake in a letter to dallas city officials. uber today not perform a background check. >> up next, nasty weather hits southern california hard. you'll see what rain and wind did to this minute. >>> a live look outside. expect cooler temperatures, drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> members inducted into the from football hall of fame, including two local here roys, >>> in riverside county, it could be weeks before the damages repairs after a powerful storm. more than 100 metal transmission and power poles were destroyed or damaged by severe weather in the city of thermal east of palm desert thursday night. strong winds picked up and tossed cars around and split apart trailer homes. thousands lost power. some say it felt like a tornado. >> this is crazy. had to have tornado type winds. i'm a machineis of 40 years, and to have something break like this. >> the national weather service is investigating whether or not it actually was a tornado. >>> we'll join drew tuma now with a look at our weather. our weather not as excit

as for the game down there, 49ers taking on the dallas cowboys. the team that was one tom landry's.air and warm, 74 degrees. it should be a nice night for a football game. if you're heading out of the bay area, 92 for yucia. 97 for redding. at lake tahoe, partly cloudy skies and 83 degrees. here's how it looks overnight the bay area tonight. readings in the mid-50s. napa, 54. santa rosa, 53. clouds will be coming back. 84 in campbell. san jose, 82 as well. over in the east bay, 86 in pittsburgh. 94 at brentwood. way up north on the first anniversary of the napa quake, they'll hit 82 degrees. there's the 90s up there by clear lake. the extended forecast we'll be looking at readings mostly near 90 degrees by tuesday and wednesday. next weekend, a little bit cooler. >>> harvest time comes early for california vineyards. how it could change the taste ,, >>> vineyards harvesting their grapes earlier than ever this year. >> why they're ready so early and what it could mean for the taste of your wine. >> reporter: vineyards were filled with workers friday as many scrambled to harvest grape

i was in dallas. gov. perry: my grandbabies live in dallas. i want to go back. gov. perry: are these yours? >> these are my two youngest, miley, and tyler. my other three boys are here. -- aren't here. gov. perry: how old are you? >> 16. >> and she just turned 14. gov. perry: do you want to get a photo? do you have a camera? let's all get together. on the count of three, -- >> say texas. >> you've got to move in there. 1, 2, 3. i needed a wide angle lens for that one. and tylerlily paul paul, and harper paul. much.you so hurry and build that wall. thank you sir. >> i voted for you in 2011. gov. perry: there you go. ok. on the count of three. >> nice to meet you. they keep coming to iowa. coming toyou for iowa. [indiscernible] gov. perry: hey buddy. do you want the camera? are you taking our picture? how are you baby girl? >> thank you. gov. perry: what did we do before we had cell phones for pictures? you got the better part of the deal. we spent the last two weeks getting a house. [indiscernible] >> i met you last time around. tell me again. this business is a campa

diana oleick tells us why. >> reporter: jennifer and jared kolb like this house in suburban dallas well enough, but they're not exactly getting their hopes up to buy it. after putting in close to a dozen offers on other homes -- >> i think we're probably more emotionally detached now. >> reporter: -- they still haven't won a deal. >> in most of the houses we made offers on, there's multiple, 15 plus offers that come in. >> reporter: the number of homes for sale today is near historic lows nationwide, about half the supply. >> today's seller is tomorrow's buyer. and they won't sell their home unless they know there's something to buy. with so little inventory, where are they going to go? >> reporter: another reason, new construction is still at half its normal pace. as crash crushed builders only slowly ramp up. demand however, is rising in turn pushing home prices higher now up over 6% from a year ago nationally but higher in tighter markets like dallas where prices are hitting new record highs. >> kind of like piranhas all going after the same piece of meat. it is not uncommon to go $1

he ventured to dallas. it was kennedy, events for tita.ee any violence occurring emanating from the radical right. , anti-communists or racists. when word spread that afternoon that kennedy had been shot, broadcasters began to speculate quickly that some forces from the right were responsible. people were shocked when they began -- when all's well was arrested and they showed tapes of oswald demonstrating on behalf of castro the previous summer, appearing on television interviews saying he was a communist. someone who had defected to the soviet union before returning. kennedy, plain that given the evidence, was a victim or casualty of the cold war. that would seem to be the interpretation placed on the event. this was not the case. very quickly, this event was interpreted by liberals, political leaders, even political leaders across the spectrum as an event in the civil rights crusade. kennedy is a victim of the nation's culture of the radical right. this is a copy, you can't see it. the front page of the new york after november 23 the day

his first four years in the league was on the other side of this heated rivalry playing for the dallas cowboys. now he's an eagle trying to get this team back in the playoff. on day two do you feel like a philadelphia eagle. >> i do. i definitely do. i've been here for a couple months and become part of the team and great team, great group of guys, great group of coaches and great

. >> 90s and triple digits from phoenix and dallas to washington, d.c. 80s in l.a., kansas city, chicago and boston. 79 in detroit. >>> most of the republican presidential candidates gathered on a stage in new hampshire last night in a preview of thursday's big debate. missing though was front-runner donald trump. he refused to attend. abc's serena marshall with the highlights. >> reporter: it's the kickoff to debate week. the largest gathering of the crowded republican field yet. 14 of the 17 presidential contenders participating in a debate-like event in new hampshire. but no one was throwing punches. >> i'm really impressed with the caliber of the people that are running for president. >> i'm not here to criticize my party. >> reporter: instead using the forum stage to take digs at president obama. >> this president's done an awful job.

mark: you mentioned richard fisher, what is his legacy of the dallas fed? fed is knowndallas as the most independent fed of them all and they are out there in terms of the focus on inflation and the focus on free markets. richard fisher was proud of the fact that texas led the nation in job creation because of the oil business. mark: the king of segues. opponent has implications for the economy, inflation, and commodities. commodity prices are taking it on the chin again today reflecting investor fears about weakness in emerging markets specifically china, saying they are hitting the lowest levels of the year does not do the drop justice. the last time the commodity index all the levels was 2002. what have we learned about global economics this year that is causing this crisis of commodities confidence? betty: you should ask michael. he is the economist. michale: i like your enthusiasm. olivia: if you look at the u.n. evaluation and what it does to china, perhaps it will help jumpstart exports and maybe they can export their currencies. that doesn't not do

up 6% from a year ago. markets like dallas, where prices are highs. >> kind of like piranhas all going after the same piece of meat. it is not uncommon to go $10,000 to $25,000 higher than list price. >> reporter: a home that's overpriced can sit on the market for months. this one did until the seller lowered the price. it's estimated that three-quarters of all homes have been sitting too long, considered stale. >> buyers think if the home has been on the market for three weeks it's overpriced and no one else wants it. >> reporter: those wanting to purchase a home can get a competitive cause, by using all cash. clause. and agency also suggest writing a personal note to the seller, saying why they want that particular home. >> that's a pebble pool. >> reporter: buyers like the kolbs hope they will win the house. nbc news, washington. >>> and when we come back, a best friend and the rescue i pr geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. benny's the oldest dog he needed help all day when my back pain flared up, i tried tylenol but it was 6 pills a day. with aleve it's just two pills,

the the main storm system itself or i should say the cold front is still, up here, anywhere from dallas up toward great lakes region. that is what has got to cross through before we can get relief from the humidity and threat for wet weather. let's walk you through future weather at 7:00 a.m. a few drops on the area radar but west of our viewing area it should start to pick up slowly but surely as day goes on through our western half of the region. looking to 2:00 p.m., remember this is guidance but not gospel but heavier pockets of rain and thunderstorms along the way and then this line starts to form, and that is what has got to cross through. so for that buffet concert or maybe rascal flats there is a possibility you have a shower or thunderstorm that rumbles in. by tomorrow it is still there, bringing with it some additional rain for our area, today a marginal risk, low risk for severe weather. basically for our entire

. ♪ betty: happening now, some breaking news on the dallas fed. : federal reserve bank of dallas hassident and ceo. going to assume that post on september 8. notable also is that he is former vice chairman of goldman sachs. former goldman sachs executive and most recently at harvard business school. he will replace richard fisher, president from april 2005 to 21.h , 2015 he will not be voting on policy until 2017. this is an important part at the fed as it weighs not just win to raise interest rates but the pace at which it will be raising them. robert kaplan, harvard business school professor, will be the new head of the dallas fed. betty: thank you so much. buyching gears, how do you your cell phone these days? how you by your cell phone may change. verizon is getting rid of phone subsidies for new customers. decades longwn a pricing structure that tied customers to providers and determined the cost of the phone. here to talk about the end of the celfin subsidy era -- the cell phone subsidy era is walter. verizon was the last holdout. t-mobile was the pioneer and verizon said we do

this security breach at dallas airport that you mentioned that's of great concern to me. for a couple of reasons. one, i'm very concerned about the safety of our front-line workforce, and officer hernandez, tragic loss of officer hernandez, the tech and new organs earlier this spring, those are very real threats that face our front-line workforce and yet be careful of the. so any potential for someone to breach the barrier runs the potential for not just safety issue but this security issue. i ordered an immediate review of the and want to find out what happened, more informally this goes back to the systemic issue. i don't want to go around whacking everyone off problems that exist. i want to understand to have an issue with security at a checkpoint. that is the barrier between the nonsterile and a sterile areas and has been expectation of the barrier working. i don't have the full results investigate of that yet. i was sure that will share that with you when i have it but more important i'm going to look across the system and look at how we were doing this. >> thank you

the security breach at dallas airport, that you mentioned, that is of great concern to me. for a couple of reasons. one, i am vary concerned about our -- i am very concern about the safety of our frontline workforce. the attack in new orleans earlier this spring, those are vary real threats. you have to be careful of that. so any potential for somebody to breach a barrier runs the potential for not just a safety issue, but also a security issue. so i ordered an immediate review of that incident. more importantly, this goes back to the systemic issue. i don't want to go around and whacking off everyone a problem there is. i want to look at the system and understand if we have an issue with security at our check. once that is the barrier -- once again, that is the barrier between a sterile and the nonsterile areas. i will share that with you when i have it. most importantly i'm going to look across the system and see how they are doing this. representative jackson lee: thank you. i would like to put this in the record so we can discuss it with her and -- discuss it further. r

morgan brennan is in dallas with the lowdown on big rigs. >> each year hundreds of truck owners descend on dallas where with their tricked-out, meticulously decorated big rigs to face off in the largest truck beauty pageant in the country. >> today i'm here vying for a national championship in the pride and polish division. >> while these drivers are competing for cash prizes and bragging rights, fleet executives are sounding off on the economy. nearly three-quarters of all freight tonnage in the u.s. is moved at some point by a truck. transportation president and c.o.o. richard stocking says based on how much his trucks are hauling right now, he expects consumer spending to pick up in a meaningful way headed into the holiday season. >> if you look at history, it's been about weather. before we go into recessions and we come out of recessions, we typically see it before hand, and i think it tells us that we don't have to jump off a cliff, that things are steady, they're strong, and we think we'll have a vibrant fourth quarter. >> and he's not alone. covenant transportation, which specia

the security breach at dallas airport, that you mentioned, that is of great concern to me. for a couple of reasons. one, i am vary concerned about our -- i am very concern about the safety of our frontline workforce. the attack in new orleans earlier this spring, those are vary real threats. you have to be careful of that. so any potential for somebody to breach a barrier runs the potential for not just a safety issue, but also a security issue. so i ordered an immediate review of that incident. more importantly, this goes back to the systemic issue. i don't want to go around and whacking off everyone a problem there is. i want to look at the system and understand if we have an issue with security at our check. once that is the barrier -- once again, that is the barrier between a sterile and the nonsterile areas. i will share that with you when i have it. most importantly i'm going to look across the system and see how they are doing this. representative jackson lee: thank you. i would like to put this in the record so we can discuss it with her and -- discuss it further. r

>> fans are already comparing it to dallas. to larry's character. how do you feel about that comparison? >> if we're fortunate enough to be on the air as long as dallas was, that wouldn't be a bad thi thing, would it? >> also stars chace crawford from "gossip girl". >> eawhy's the time to come bac to tv? >> i was broke, doing awn and o. no, honestly, i loved the script. >> not the only one. ed west plays a serial killer on "wicked city". >>> with celine dion, back to the stage after caring for her ailing husband. >> i'm not quite sure if i was ready to be here tonight. >>> plus, katy perry. baring nearly all on broadway. >>> plus, katy perry. baring nearly all on broadway. our fashion fix is ahead. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac

a massive thunderstorm moves the dallas cowboy's rookie practice indoors. seems fine until the lights start to sway. >> that's when i got nervous. i thought, one of these things is going to snap. >> seconds later, the entire facility collapses. about 70 people struggle to escape, including mack, a reporter for the ft. worth star telegram. >> it's so fast and so chaotic, your first thought is, just get me to safety, wherever this is. >> a tv cameraman keeps rolling as people try to figure out what just happened and if anyone is injured. >> irving fire department. >> the dallas cowboys practice facility collapsed. it collapsed during a practice. >> what has collapsed? >> their indoor practice facility. >> okay. anybody hurt? >> i have no idea. i ran out of there. there might still be people in there. i have no idea. >> sam! sam! sam! >> panic rises as the team realizes their videographer is missing. minutes before the collapse, he was filming the practice 40 feet above the ground on a hydraulic lift. >> sam! sam! sam! >> miraculously, he survives unharmed. th

spring break 2000, for example, i mean i live in dallas, we got today in dallas, charlotte, miami, maui off, it's good for thanksgiving, spring break, 2016, you should be planning -- and here's what i say. if you see a fair that cheap to hawaii, get your credit card out and say book me. that's about it. >> cute, and, tom, you are wearing, again, one of my favorite hawaiian shirts. you always surprise me. and, dennis, i want to end with you, we've got this selloff today. do you think that you're going to see more penetration into school districts, especially in the u.s. >> yeah. absolutely. the contract, it's a $24 billion industry, 66% is still owned by the government, more is more are seeing that they need to get out of it, the cost of capital, the cost of trying to do -- manage the fuel costs, the labor costs, things going to do. so that's what we're good at, and it's something we know well. >> green buses, and, by the way, they've got gps tracking, video cameras, a lot of parents i know like the buses. again, your stock is up today. i can't argue with that. and thank you very much. a

a fire breaks out 30 miles south of dallas at the magnablend chemical plant in waxahachie, texas.laze ignites thousands of gallons of liquid chemicals and within minutes transforms acres of buildings into a sea of flames. >> once it got to the products, typically the mineral oil and the hydrocarbon based products petroleum products, that's going to light off and continue until there's no more fire load. >> fireballs explode while a thick black blanket of smoke spews hundreds of feet in the air. the morning sky grow so dark local resident chris dillinger believes a storm is brewing on the horizon. >> at first i thought, man, is that a rain cloud? i thought the skies were clear. i take a second look. that's not a rain cloud at all. it's absolutely huge. that's crazy. this is insane. absolutely enormous clouds. the first thing that pops in your mind is somebody's house is on fire. then you realize, oh, that's not a house. that's something a lot bigger. look at that, dude. >> i doesn't even look real. >> no, it don't look real. >> like we're sitting here looking at some crazy -- >> lo

>> fans are already comparing it to "dallas." comparing your character to larry hegman's character. how do you feel about that comparison? >> if we're fortunate enough to be on the air as long as "dallas" was, that wouldn't be a bad thing, would it? >> also stars chace crawford from "gossip girl". >> chace, fans are so excited. why's the time to come back to tv? >> i was broke, down and out. no, honestly, i loved the one script. one of the best pilots i've read ever. >> chace is not the only one from "gossip girl." ed west plays a serial killer on "wicked city". >>> with celine dion, back to the stage after caring for her ailing husband. >> i'm not quite sure if i was ready to be here tonight. >>> plus, new ka i can't feel my face when i'm with you >>> for full coverage of everything vmas all sunday night long, just hit up our web site, etonline.com. wi b cacy o,oernen e uscabeli a aon. on fs s 0 gwnadpes,it eql lo sed soouanpld urfari veoupo faerhacae. anwi t fs bi a,yocavi yr teaien atom oonheo. buthma rsotoetoswee tenuer inusmesasfti.y osulmaly th'shy rit w,et0 g osteettv pnefoju

>> not in dallas. i think they're using these last years effectively. think -- the opening up of the data from local groups to pursue these cases on their own i think is a very effective thing they have done. but i think in dallas, i would have to say you're seeing a lack of backbone. if you think these problems -- that we did something that is 25 years old and it is an anachronism, two towns up the hudson, the same rhetoric and demagoguery from the same guys running for office claiming they can someway turn back this decision. they're finding it in terry town now instead of yonkers. ran on annkers, he anti-desegregation platform and simply because of the judge saying who's going to bankrupt the city -- it was an amoral awakening, though it came to be one, it seems. t weo spent a lot of time talking to his widowo. . he came to see -- in the beginning what it was, it was a political opportunity to run to the right of the existing mayor who is ready to comply. nick was arguing they should still exhaust every possible even though everyone knew there was no

the dallas cowboys. the team's head coach reportedly planning to do a walk-through of the field when they get to town on saturday. the 49ers beat writer for the sacramento bee-- >> this is a team that had planned to have its first eight practices of training camp at levi's stadium and they could only manage to have two because of footing issues. so -- in that regard, i think it is a big issue. >> reporter: a niners spokesperson tells ktvu the field worked quickly than anticipated. essentially, it was a bad patch of grass and the team discovered a problem with how it's maintained. the problem has since been fixed at the sod farm. the spokesperson said it's standard for teams to inspect fields ahead of games to determine proper footwear. borrows disagrees. >> usually in the preseason, a team will arrive and play the game. i don't think it's a full inspection perhaps that the cowboys are giving levi's stadium on saturday. >> reporter: the turf rows are by no means a new problem. a year ago, ktvu captured ae

>> fans are already comparing it to "dallas." comparing your character to larry hegman's character. do you feel about that comparison? >> if we're fortunate enough to be on the air as long as "dallas" was, that wouldn't be a bad thing, would it? >> also stars chace crawford from "gossip girl". >> chace, fans are so excited. why's the time to come back to tv? >> i was broke, down and out. no, honestly, i loved the one one of the best pilots i've read ever. >> chace is not the only one from "gossip girl." ed west plays a serial killer on "wicked city". >>> with celine dion, back to the stage after caring for her ailing husband. >> i'm not quite sure if i was ready to be here tonight. >>> plus, new katy perry good intentions. is paved with mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo!

dallas kike he will taking care -- dallas keichel here. the yanks are back behind a game. yanks and stros again tomorrow. >>> jets-giants coming up at the meadowlands. collins hopes to be ready to go this weekend. the giants need him on the field. >> i need to get experience in how fast the game is, the pace, and just have an understanding of my teammates about what they're seeing. >>> the world's best golfers are in new jersey for the barclays. first stop in the playoffs. 121 golfers getting ready including 22-year-old jordan spieth. the top ranked golfer in the world. he played the course today. had an unbelievable season. a practice round when he begins the quest for his next big round. >> it could change in two weeks time so i'm aware of that and that bit of fear on the back end of it is enough to get me going and to keep working hard. >>> finally from us, reason number 642 why i can't get enough vtle league baseball. uganda against chinese taipei. one of the players clips the batter. look at the sportsmanship. tip of the catch. you okay? >> yeah, i'm fine. again here,

dallas herman with a wild pitch. bryce harper comes in to score, but escobar getting greedy at third gets tagged out. in the , jayson werth goes the other way for this triple. that gives the nats the lead, top of the 9th. orioles and mets in baltimore. the birds helping out the nats tonight. birds down one in the 7th. adam jones changes that. 23rd homer of the season. bottom nine, tied at four. first career home run for this guy, and it's a walk-off. orioles win 5-4. social media is away for -- is a way for athletes to connect with the fans. but colleges have banned players from social media. it's even bitten robert griffin iii. the issue of restraint is what's being taught to young athletes that what you tweet or post will never go away. today at redskins park the team hosted 70 coaches from high schools around the dmv for a clinic to help them hone their craft. one big topic was social media. >> when you give a press conference, it's a national press conference, you know it. when you do social media, it's a nationa

>> fans are already comparing it to dallas. to larry's character.ow do you feel about that comparison? >> if we're fortunate enough to be on the air as long as dallas was, that wouldn't be a bad thi thing, would it? >> also stars chace crawford from "gossip girl". >> eawhy's the time to come bac to tv? >> i was broke, doing awn and o. no, honestly, i loved the script. >> not the only one. ed west plays a serial killer on "wicked city". >>> with celine dion, back to the stage after caring for her ailing husband. >> i'm not quite sure if i was ready to be here tonight. >>> plus, katy perry. baring nearly all on broadway. our fashion fix is ahead. catcthe ttery lo. l'eal esen vomino butrflyasca. oreas relutiary asymtricrush insttly vomize om t roo and retcs laes towas thoutecorn. ld fned t vome. buttfly scar om lreal ♪ i can't feel my face when i'm with you ♪ >>> for full coverage of everything vmas all sunday night after brhing lierin® tal care stngths teh, lps evencavies after brhing anrestes tth emel. it's an ea wayo gi listine tot car to t tot famy

the dallas cowboys don't play in dallas. they play in arlington. the san francisco 49ers are playing in santa clara. so it's not -- it's not unheard of. >> reporter: the mayor is not offended by the name change. he says if it's a good move for the outlet and it's customers it's a good thing for his city. allie rasmus, fox 2 news. >>> overnight road crews started to install express lanes signs along 680. the new signs will did up between walnut creek and san ramon. once they are act vablthed solo drivers can pay a toll and will be allowed to drive in the par cal lane. the prices will be determined -- carpool lane. the prices will be determined by how much traffic is on the road at the time. the phase of the project is expected to be finished by the end of next year. >>> uber is expanding to the oakland international airport. the drivers will be able to pick up and drop off people there at the airport. last month the port of oakland voted to issue a permit to allow them to operate at the airport. riders will be charged a $3.15 airport sump charge for

heat advisories oklahoma city tulsa, little rock and dallas.as that don't get the the rain, it's going to be bitterly hot. beautiful weather chicago, detroit, cleveland, all the way through boston. let's talk about this huge storm, one going to get the headlines in next 24 hours. s a monster size storm. intensity dropped down some. it's category 2 bordering category 3. it's heading straight for taiwan. it's over warm water. it has 24 hours before it strikes taiwan. it could strengthen a little bit, thinking category 3 when it hits. big flooding threat with this. let me show you the image. there's a t lo of small islands out there. every two minutes they took this imagery. it's different than the stuff i showed you, every 30 minutes. the center of the eye, a black and clear spot in the center. we saw this one picture of a board that flew through a tree which was amazing. that's on one of the small islands in the pacifics. we'll wait and see how bad this storm turns out to be. 24 hours in taiwan. strongest system we've had this year. >> that's te

the hug between christie and jones at a dallas game in january went viral. next month's fund-raiser for the campaign will be held at jerry jones' home. christie is among 17 candidates. >>> from our south jersey bureau, a warning for visitors to a lake. police are looking for a man posing as a game warden to rob people. investigators say the phony warden was in a kayak when he approached two teenagers fi fishing. he threatened to take their fishing licenses and took rods and rooeels from them. he had two accomplices waiting for him in cars to help pull off the heist. >> the side of my kayak with his. that's when he grabbed it to make sure i couldn't pack away from it. >> i don't know if he was real or not. i didn't want no trouble. gave him my stuff. >> they are investigating. the crime could carry additional charges for impersonating a game warden. >>> from our jerry shore bureau, a reprieve for a piano tuner fighting to keep the house his family owned for decades. a judge ruled he can stay until a state agency can show why it needs his home. it's in the sha

he said, oh, when we all got a television and we watched "dallas." i said why? he said, well, you know, before that, we would compare our lives and what we had in our lives to when our parents had and what we have is better than what our parents had. but once we saw dallas, we compared ourselves not with our parents, but with you and we wanted what you had. i think the technology revolution today is not the tv with the rabbit ears, but it's the internet. and it's tear down these walls. so the real way we can foster democracy is to go to all the countries which happen to be our -- happen to be dictatorships. i would say when ronald reagan said, mr. gorbechav, tear down this wall, i would say mr. putin, mr. baghdady, tear down that cyber wall to see how the rest of the world goes. once you unleash that, people take their destiny into their own hands every time. >> some years ago when it was present, before the czech republic, i was attending a -- in prague. two things i recall is that within weeks of czechoslovakia, part of the warsaw pact, economic opportunity, t

why would people in dallas care about coal in alaska? i do not care if they care about coal and alaska. but they care about coal. it is very much related to the economy and related to the comforts of life. a long article in "the dallas morning news" which i cut out about coal. economy andsomething else related to coal and that is the united states is a rising power. although most of britain's coal export, and awkward map but most of the green is going towards europe. some coal being exported to the united states. the united states is a growing power as there is an increasing desire for what we might call energy dependence. the less we have to rely on foreign countries for energy, the less well to rely on the british empire for energy. then the better off we will be. we want more coal and more coal under the american flag. energy independence. that is something we have heard. we will talk about the background about these cartoons. you get the basic idea. uncle sam standing up to corporate. standing up to the simple for germany -- symbol f

why would people in dallas care about coal in alaska? i am not sure if they care about coal in alaska. but they care about coal. it is very much related to the economy and related to the comforts of life. a long article in "the dallas morning news" which i cut out about coal. something else related to coal and that is the united states is a rising power. although most of britain's coal an awkward map but most of the green is going towards europe. some coal being exported to the united states. the united states is a growing power as there is an increasing desire for what we might call energy dependence. the less we have to rely on foreign countries for energy, the less well to rely on the british empire for energy. then the better off we will be. we want more coal and more coal under the american flag. energy independence. that is something we have heard. we will talk about the background about these cartoons. you get the basic idea. uncle sam standing up to corporate. standing up to the symbol for germany. a simple for britain. in the un

the inflation rates while low as steve liesman mentioned, if you look at the dallas fed, 1.7%.f you look at what was for g & p deflator for the first quarter is 2.7%. >> u.s. data are good but he said something that you have said before which is that this chinese devaluation may have backed the fed into a corner where september is concerned. what should we make of that? >> i didn't hear that. i think he was very clever the way he pointed out, he said a small devaluation and he also pointed out that the direct impact of china on the united states is not great. it's the ancillary impact that floats to the other countries where it has a greater relationship. so i heard it as very balanced. i think september is still very much on the table. i think cooler minds have prevailed in terms of market volatility, seeing the down and then the up. and i think the one thing that was key to this interview is he didn't answer the issue, is it more compelling or less compelling. i think that's silly argument. the point is wait and see how the data unfolds and they will decide based on that data

the 9ers playing dallas and we have a game time temperature of 80 degrees. it will be sunny and warm. vern glenn will tell us who the man in the hat was who coached them in the 60s and 70s. >> tom landry! >> too easy. 69 degrees in san francisco. concord 83. 81 san jose. 73 at oakland. down in the south bay, the numbers will be mostly around 80 degrees. 80 sunnyvale. 80 palo alto. 86 morgan hill. 81 san jose. over in the east bay it's going to be nice. temperatures with plenty of sun 83 degrees in concord. 84 ptsdburg. 92 brentwood. 76 at petaluma and 80 in santa rosa. by ukiah, it's still warm 91 degrees. extended forecast we are going to be looking for the usual night and early-morning low clouds into mid-morning near the shoreline. 90s thursday and friday but not hot. this guy occasionally, whoo! off the scale, vern. [ laughter ] >> hey, we got 49er runningback jared haines when rugby and american football collide. american football collide. and we got the giants who ,,,,,, bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monst

the city of dallas the high temperature at 104 degrees. upper 90's for you in raleigh north carolina. the heat is on in the southern plains and the southeast. by the way in the pacific we have hawaii threatened by tropical storm gee ai -- guille. we will see impact in terms of heavy rainfall and flash flooding and dangerous surf. >> celebrity she have sandra lee is hospitalized. she is rushed to the er after an emergency reclated lated to her mastectomy. her long time boyfriend andrew cuomo rushed to her side. she is a frequent guest on "fox & friends" is expected to be there for a couple of days. we wish her the best. >> talk about an express delivery. port authority police helped deliver a baby girl on a train platform at the world trade center. the pregnant mother, her husband and 2-year-old son were on the way to the hospital. the baby just decided it wasn't going to wait any longer. officer ryan mcgraw stepped in and helped deliver the healthy baby girl and she is the first born at the world trade center since 9-11. >>> it is 10 minut

football eagles don't face those hated dallas cowboys for six weeks it's already building trash talka after cowboys fans flew a baper over eagles practice today. banner offer the linc reads we still dem boys, stacks coming. hardy helped pail pay for that. 43,000 eagles fans at the linc started booing when the banner was up. eagles love support from the city of brotherly love. >> never been to a practice with this many fans at the practice. so it shows the kind of support we have and we're all thankful for that. >> here we have upper deck and so it makes it fun and it makes it -- you still have to focus it's just practice at the same time you feel the energy and ramp up preseason and regular stn was g. it was great. >> smile. sixers rookie jaleel okafor shooting basketball card this weekend. you can get your hands on the card come october. hopefully okafor third overall out of duke will have a good career. for starters he wants to win rookie of the year. >> wearing a philadelphia uniform is a dream come true. to hear my name called finally being at the table with my family and kissing

louis rams and dallas cowboys and look at this. it got pretty ugly.s almost caught up in the melee. it doesn't hurt the nfl's image about lack of control or is it boys are boys? pretty big boys. staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories you don't... introducing boost 100 calories. each delicious snack size drink gives you... 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. so it's big in nutrition and small in calories. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay strong. stay active with boost®. >> let's get to jenna lee with what is happening in the second hour of happening now. >> donald trump's immigration policy getting a lot of attention with a proposal to deport illegal immigrants and a constitutional amendment that guarantees first right citizenship. a live report on that word from the white house the president is going to head to new orleans for the ten year anniversary of hurricane katrina. stocks taking a hit today, the