we have david brown and the author of a biography of richard hofstadter.ofstadter is important because he is one of the leading mid-century.he consensus liberalism. he contemplated the clash between new left and its liberal fathers. striking,aph i found the columbia crisis forced him to realize most liberals did not understand liberalism. they believed it was self-perpetuating even in the face of violence. they had no idea of the toughness and effort required to sustain it against enemies. he noted the style of liberalism was not liberal at all. it was soft, weak, and inconsistent. rather than serve as a consensual middle ground for the majority of americans, liberals were tilting to the left. abandoning their liberalism. i can see why you were taken with his book. our second discussant is michael barone. he can tell you exactly how many votes and from which precinct mayor daley rounded up for kennedy. in addition to being a long-time columnist we are pleased he is now a fellow here at aei. he is the author himself of the ourative political history country

. >> reporter: one of the poll directors david brown said clinton is getting less than half of the vote in all three states primaries. and how poorly she scores when voters are asked about her empathy and honesty and temperament. and in ohio she has a 38 negative. and donald trump has negative 34- 53. and the bad news for biden, he has not announced his candidacy yet. everything right now for him looks rosy. >> you are never as popular as the day before announcing president. it goes downhill when they play the gaffes. and joe biden has a long political career and has those. clinton is formidable in her own party approximate. she is beating biden among the registered democrats. clinton and 48- 38. and ohio 47- 14. and pennsylvania clinton 45- 17. in short, joe biden has a lot of ground to make up if he chooses to enter the race. >> thank you, doug, very much. donald trump and jeb bush poking each other but not physically. perhaps they would appreciate. that each candidate taking off the gloves to attack each other's policy approximate. >> we the united states, he said have to show them w

tonight -- governor brown announcing that "david ruhl" has died. ==take vo== ruhl is from south dakota. he >> more than 7,000 men and women called to action. torrent, david rohl has died. he was here in california to help. the 38-year-old is the father of two. his body was discovered this morning on the fireline. now, the fire he was battling is northeast of reading. you can see it here or the map. this evening, there are 23 large fires across our state. closer to the bay area the rocky fire continues to burn. the latest up date coming to us just a couple hours ago. about 18,000 acres burned thus far and it's only about 10% contained. >>> some highly flammable trees in the oakland hills. nbc bay area's cheryl herd is there. cheryl, about half a million tree ins question. will they be cut down. >> reporter: some people believe these trees are what actually fuels these wild fires while others believe that tree cans actually help stop fires from spreading. >> there's a widely held belief that the '91 fire had something to do with eucalyptus trees and

is next plus, temperatures flare at the funeral for bobbi kristina brown. david. >> reporter: it will be sunny at the pool and the beach. don't forget the sunscreen. it will be hot later on anticipate we'll have area temperatures coming up next. a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. only seven percent received five stars. including four of ours. learn more at cancercenter.com ♪ ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) hey... o.k. they'll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up ♪ so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. ♪ is folgers in your cup ♪ >> best part of the week. >> reporter: that's it, grab that coffee as you head out you'll be sitting in jams like the one on 422 from oaks to 23 around the saint gabe's curve. crash in new castle county near frawley stadium taking out the right lane. we have construction septa trolley tunnel blitz underway. routes 10, 11, 13, 34, 36 being diverted to 40th street. 66 in pottstown, 61 in quaker torn.

david: no profile of courage. senator brown, will hillary not be nominee for the democrats? present field, i think she will be. america will not elect a socialist. in new hampshire he is leading because independents are playing in republican primary. democrats will stay home. they're mostly ultraliberal. david: all the old white men by the way. joe biden -- >> joe biden looks way better than jerry brown, al gore. >> john kerry, joe biden would shake it up quite a it bit. they're poking and prodding around. kerry feels he got robbed. he should have fought back on whole host of things. he came within this close of being president. right now, if it is the present field, yes it is her. people will do one of these to vote for her. david: not if there is indictment though. if there is some, all the emails lead to something that can't be avoided even by an obama justice department she is out, right. >> there are members of congress right now who have been indicted and found guilty and -- david: not running for president. running for president is little different? >> nothing surpris

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david ruhl. died in a wildfire in modoc county. governor brown sent out his condolences to the family. >> pam: in santa cruz. the healing process is beginning for that stunned community. following the tragic murder of 8-year-old madyson 'maddy' middleton this week. heartfelt messages. like this one on a theater marquis. just one of many to be seen around town. a memorial outside maddy's home at the tannery arts complex continues to grow. there is a big showing of "red white and blue" in brentwood tonight. all to honor the family of a fallen police officer. kron 4's kate cagle shows us. how sergeant scott lunger was honored at the 'concert in the park' >> reporter: 29 people were asked to bring to a accessory's a flag and money. the mayor and at a local congressmen passed a basket asking for donations. he was shot and killed last week. the mayor wanted to show some support for the family. >>: it's overwhelming blood is what i expected. >> reporter: there were some police in attendance. they were happy to see all the support out here. they have rai

brown. and then sheriff david clark. his take on trump's comments on the "blacktomorrow. i'm jackie ibanez. now back to judge jeanine. >> i just don't drink, my brother was an alcoholic. he had such potential, he was handsome, the best personality than anybody. alcohol destroyed him. >> you heard it hear on "justice." donald trump got personal in my one-on-one with him. touching on his brother's death from alcoholism. as well as how he raised his children. and here with me to discuss my interview with, scott brown. good evening, senator, most see donald trump as a strong businessman but now we see kind of a personal side. should he do more of this? >> well, i think it certainly is important. and by the way, good evening, judge to you and all of your viewers. and thank you for having me on. i think it's important to talk about personal stories in someone's life, especially if you're going to be representing this great country. i think marco rubio does it very, very well. what donald referenced with the loss of his brother is certainly very powerful. and his discipline with

only in the low 80s, beautiful in quakertown and martins creek and the same for saint davids and to the south brownsammonton 85 degrees and bridgeton we are coming in at 87, the dew points below 60 and higher in some of the shore towns because of the wind coming in off the bay and that jumps the number in cape may but overall dry comfortable air is back in play. satellite and radar showing fair weather clouds to the north but fairly dry in the mid-atlantic at the present time. as we look at the forecast partly cloudy and pleasant and 50s, in the suburbs 67 degrees for center city and tomorrow we watch low pressure coming in from the ohio and tennessee valley we start with clouds and end with clouds and temperatures 84 degrees and the low works from the west to the east rather than going up to the north and east as it seems right now, high pressure to the north is trying to bring a northerly wind in to keep things dry north of philadelphia, and the low is close enough to see rain at the end of the week, future tracker 6 for friday shows philadelphia getting some rain and a little falling to the south

brown. and then sheriff david clark. his take on trump's comments on the "black growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. >>. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. marathon talks between north korea and south korea stretching into a third day. south korea's president feeling tension, saying the south won't stop broadcasting antinorth propaganda unless the north stops the attacks. south korea firing dozens of rounds back at the north. >>> former president, jimmy carter showing us what the true meaning of courage is. despite battling cancer he spent sunday leading back to back session

david ruhl is from rapid city, south dakota. governor jerry brown remembered him in a statement saying ruhl left his home state to help protect one of california's majestic forests. the 38 year old is a father of two. his body was discovered friday morning on the fire line and that fire he was battling ignited thursday northeast of redding. there currently are 23 large fires burning across the state. more than 7,000 men and women have been called into action. >>> closer to the bay area, the rocky fire continues to burn. the latest update as of this morning, about 18,000 acres have charred and the fire is only 5% contained. >>> do trees fuel wildfires or do trees stop fires from spreading? that's the question many people are asking in a fight over cutting down trees in the east bay hills. they have been working on a plan to thin trees ever since the firestorm in 1991. the oakland city council was awarded a grant to get started but many environmentalists say it's not the way to go when it comes to fire safety. they're circulating a petition to try to

creek season 80 in kroetsville, and the dew points are not bad today, 83 in saint davids and 75 in center city and 81 in browns mills and 81 now in dover, delaware, if are you going to the playground or whatever, now is the day to get out and enjoy, we are heating up for the weekend, by 2:00 p.m. 85 and things change for us in a big way, we see the building heat as a jet stream to the north and pumping hot and humid air our way, and heat wave number four is likely. we are not the only ones baking, with the down sloping wind, even in bismark we are talking about reaching 100 degrees, on saturday just under the 90 degree mark but throughout the region, the whole eastern half of the united states, 89 in dallas and 89 in atlantic and jacksonville. today we are in the low 50s, and still comfortable tomorrow and a steady increase for the next couple of days and by the time you get above 60 it starts to feel more humid, we'll talk about the heat and humidity and what it will be like at the shore this weekend in a few minuteses. >>> we are here to help you plan your weekend at 6abc.com/weather, you can find updates ar

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tonight -- governor brown announcing that "david ruhl" has died.m south dakota. he >> more than 7,000 men and women called to action. torrent, david rohl has died.

david schuster. just ahead, the ferguson aspect. how the death of michael browngo changed america and inspired a movement. plus -- >> how can you run for the republican nomination and be for single payor healthcare. >> taking aim at donald trump, the second tier group of gop presidential candidates squared off for a debate. and bring you

. >> they accuse the reverend brown and supervisors cohen of play to play and david chu is mentioned but mutt for corruption and is said to have helped the f.b.i. in the investigation by wearing a body wire while threatening to provoke raymond "shrimp boy" chow. >> the my file asked chu to take part when raymond "shrimp boy" chow made repeated threats. they hope the curt filing will lead to a dismissal but now the trial is scheduled for the f >> netflix suching things in the battle to attract tech tall e offering new parent as year of paid leave. the policy applies to employee whose is a baby or adopted child. they want to compete for best workers and the through policy is part of that. matt keller will have more on what it means for other tech borkers. >> four east bay cities make it easier for homeowners to get solar power rolling out a new program called east bay sun shares. residents or people would work there or live elsewhere are eligible. they can get free evaluation and loans. you must sign up by november. free workshops are coming up. there is more at abc7news.com. >>> enoug

brown hit a home run. l.a. will come right back. david buchanan serving up this one to adrian gonzales. he hit a i three run home run to right. dodgers went ahead six- 56789 he went three for three including his fifth career home run as dodgers took that series ten-eight the final. we will be right back. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station the cw philly and as always we're back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news". tonight eyes on the white house, stage is set for the first republican primary debate, major garrett had has preview from cleveland from new york here now with scott pelley, take care family, hope to see you later tonight. >> pelley: it's not

david love studies shrimp production. he gives the production like the brown's a high grade, with one caveat... one that could ultimately make or break in the business world. >> a lot of these farms might start out with a bang but then fizzle out after a few years because they don't make money. >> for the browns shrimp farming is paying off... no financial fizzle, only sizzle as the business continues to grow. >> is it ready yet? >> just about... >> but the proof of their success is what ends up on the plate and in this case, innovation tastes pretty good when served with a profit. >> that is so good! >> now i still can't get over the fact that possibly the cleanest and arguably the best shrimp in the world may come from the middle of indiana. so, i brought you guys some. >> mmm. >> yes! >> in the tank it looks a little gross i get that, but it's chemistry in there. >> it's really good. >> the end result is... really good. >> there's a global problem with using a lot of antibiotics in farming. the more antibiotics used, the more we're going to start seeing antibiotic resistant superbugs. it hap

brown in the first inning are you kidding me? three run homer. phils get five off ren key they lead it five-three. doesn't last long. second inning adrian gonzales off davidnan. six to five dodgers. it is 10-eight dodgers in the ninth inning that guy dom brown with two on a chance to play hero. chance to win the game! line drive double play. it ends right there. and jimmy rollins and the dodgers leave town with two out of three. 10-eight your final today. two starters missing as the eagles resume training camp at the novacare complex. kiki alonso watch this one guys out with a concussion running back demarco murray sent home with undisclosed illness. sam bradford was there and he continues to do everything in camp as he comes off his second acl gentlemen an eye towards the opener in atlanta on monday the 14th of september progress in this camp is measured in a lot of different ways. >> i think you look for progress. you know, obviously if you make a mistake which we all make mistakes out here every day you try to learn from to mistake and not make it again and then also, you know, just getting my mind and my body back into football shape. getting ready fo

if feels comfortable out here, 74 in pottstown and 76 in saint david's, it's 80 in center city the warmt spot there in the city, 76 in browns mill and 77 in glassboro, new jersey, and 76 in dover, delaware, absolutely gorgeous and the humidity is way down there, i checked the dew points and they were down in the 40s, that is unheard of for this time of year, any time you get below 60 it feels good, at the shore it's bright and sunny and we have a moderate risk of rip currentses if you are headed there, please be careful in the water, 82 for your high there. why not hit the playground it's not too hot to do that. mostly sunny skies and comfortable, 83 at 4:00 p.m., that is our high for today. if you would like something different, i have that too, something for everybody details in the seven day matt. >> thank you. >>> pope francis will land in philadelphia exactly one month from today as part of his historic trip to the united states, with just weeks to go city officials are working hard to make sure questions and concerns for business owners alike. mayor nutter will lay out plans for the world meeting of families and his u

david. >>> town of ferguson, shooting every michael brown, day where the eyes of the nation will focus yetin on the small mid western town. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in the cbs-3 news center with more. syma? >> well, todd, the shooting of michael brown, the un arm black 18 year old, by white police officer, darren wilson, sparked many violent demonstrations, across the country, and around the world. yesterday, several hundred people marched through the town led by brown's father. >> , if personally a lost, but a lot of good came out of my son and pushed because he is still right here with us. >> surrounded by family members, michael brown, senior, lay teddy bears at the spot where his 18 year old son was killed, a year ago, in ferguson, missouri. they wore shirt bearing michael brown junior's picture, and the words chosen for change. the brown family then led a four and a half mile march to the high school where the teen had graduated. hundreds took part, walking along areas, where violence and looting rocked the community, and the weeks and months following brown's

governor jerry brown has called a state of emergency. 38-year-old david ruhl of south dakota lost his life battling the frog fire near adin, california. he leaves behind a wife and two children and had been with the forestry for 15 years. ivan cabrera joins us from atlanta. more hot, dry weather in the forecast for california. we're having some trouble hearing ivan. we'll get back to him as soon as we can. meanwhile, coming up next, a judge goes from angry to holding back tears when he confronts an undocumented immigrant accused of killing swn. y someone. one of prowrestlings famous characters has died. the man that hulk hogan calls his best friend. the gumption to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. all hp ink, buy one get one 50% off. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs,

david ruhl is from rapid city south dakota. governor jerry brownstatement saying that ruhl left his home state to help protect one of california's majestics forests. his body was discovered friday morning on the fire line. the fire he was battling is northeast of redding. there are 23 large fires burning across the state. more than 7,000 men and women have been called into action. >>> happening now, b.a.r.t.'s transbay tube is shutdown for the weekend. the closure will give crews a chance to repair a critical section of the track near the tube. b.a.r.t. a suggest that you stay home this weekend. if you must be out and cross the bay but you don't want to drive b.a.r.t. is running buses between 19th street and oakland and temporary transbay term in san francisco. ac transit and san francisco ferry are increasing their service. b.a.r.t. says 100,000 people make transbay trips in the tube on saturday alone. >>> the founder of facebook is about to add a new friend. zuckerberg says they are about to have a baby. >>> good morning. it's saturday august 1st

davids. we're at 70 right now in center city. nice and comfortable. 61 in brownsls but only 59 in hammonton and 59 degrees in dover, delaware. how does it feel? humidity is way down. so, nice and comfortable. not just today but tomorrow as well. looking at a good work week. nice and bright. low humidity. 84 degrees for your high. temperatures feeling just right. we also have a light breeze out of the northwest, six to 12 miles an hour. so, a pretty much perfect day. we'll see if we can keep it coming in accuweather forecast, matt. >> please do, unfortunately far from perfect as we start things off on this wednesday morning on the traffic front. an awful accident in burlington new jersey blocking the northbound lanes at 130 on dolphin road. all lanes shut down because of that horrible accident happened during 3 o'clock hour. you can maybe use salem road. normally i would say rancocas road but that's closed for long term construction. 541 would be another possible alternate or 295 where this morning's speeds are in the mid 60's. another issue we're watching is a wat

david robinson turns 50. >>> keep it here for more news weather and sports i'm dara brown. debris found overnight that could be linked to the missing malays airpla. what search teams found on "reunion island" that's renewed hope. that could be linked to the missing malaysia airplane. what search teams found on reunion island that's renewed hope. >>> and yet more violence inside a movie theater, this time near nashville. why the man armed with a pellet gun and hatchet raised red flags before. >>> plus digging deep for more than campaign funds, hillary clinton back in the bay area looking to improve her trust with voters. >> announcer: from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >>> a good thursday morning. it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to on this thur morning. want to check that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning. starting out with some clear skies across the bay

brown, jr. (clapping.) a >> mr. mayor, my former seatmate jackie speier and david chiu, essential district i represented for so manyrs of the school board now and then and then and then and i'm talk about only about gene (laughter) let me say to all of you i am indeed honored beyond belief so honored something i've salesmen immensely do so they don't need security because some of the things i do generates hostile situations most of you have you could a know i have a family because they fear they'll be the victims but they sound-proofed they come i sound-proofed they come for the occasion of this school and i want to have them stand as if they were part of your team dem trust and part of the decades and the heartache group or whatever they really constitute the foundation for everything that i've done and all the years and for whatever adherence that's bestowed on me it should be bestowed on willie brown family and it begins with blanching (clapping.) susan who occurred more time (clapping.) robin who has responsible for the other two (clapping.) and one who joined. >> bus by way of of a marriage to any son michael

david? >>> well, today the last chapter in bobbi kristina brown's final struggle came to an end with her burial in new jersey. her body moved from a funeral home in newark to fair view cemetery in westfield where entrance. a private service was fell at bobbi kristina's grave which is next to the one belonging to her mother, whitney houston. both died in eerily similar circumstances. they were found unconscious in a bathtub. >> after whitney passed away. i wish she had her vision. i don't care how hard she would have fought against it. i have six children. somebody should have been there with her and given her more supervision. >> bobbi kristina died last week in hospice care at only 22 years old. >>> new york's attorney general eric schneider man says he's using his new power as a special prosecutor to investigate the death of a cell. 42-year-old raynette turner was found dead two days after her arrest on a shoplifting charge in mt. vernon. she was returned to a holding cell after throwing up in court. an order passed down by governor cuomo last month gives schneider man authority in cases wher

davids. we starting pointed this morning in the upper 50s in spots. 84 in center city. 81 in browns mills. 84 in hammonton. 84 at rowan university, and dover, delaware, we've seen the dewpoints really rise in the upper 60s. the dewpoint in philadelphia sitting at 61. that makes it feel slightly humid that will progress upwards toward the afternoon hours, you'll feel the humidity, when the heat comes kicking in. the high today 89 degrees under partly sunny skies and feeling humid by 1:00 p.m. here's the pool forecast. you might want to take a dip because it will be at least 85. 4:00 p.m., 89 degrees, there will be a few bank they remember thermometers that will be reading 90. we have changes coming tomorrow. details in the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right, karen, see you back inside. >>> we're just a month away from the pope's visit in philadelphia. the world meeting of families has a resource online to navigate the event it's called the papal play book that launched ten minutes ago. it answers questions about transportation and other services especially for those who liv

in the suburbs. 59 in martins creek. 56 in saint davids. 54 in oxford. 55 in chester. 67 in center city. low humidity, clear skies, 60 degrees in browns mills. 57 in hammonton, 64 in glassboro, and 57 degrees in dover, delaware. a nice start to the day, humidity is way down, nice and comfortable with dewpoints below the 60-degree mark the day planner, 9:00 a.m., 71. noon, 78. # p.m., 82 and 6:00 p.m. coming down from a high of 83. tonight will be cool. details in the seven day forecast. >> reporter: we should get out the mittens. >> reporter: you might be pushing it. >> reporter: i'm kidding. good morning everybody, northeast philadelphia along woodhaven road at bristol pike there was milling work going on. the crews are gone, the lane are open, they are just a little bit bumpy and you're getting the stones flying up, it's a dusty ride be prepared for that. crews have cleared from the vine street expressway in center city by broad street. they were working in both directions, they are not working anymore. they will return at 10:00 p.m. and give you lane restrictions at that point. crews are working on the pennsylvania turnpike westbou

in the suburbs. 59 in martins creek. 56 in saint davids. 54 in oxford. 55 in chester. 67 in center city. low humidity, clear skies, 60 degrees in brownsills. 57 in

gomez and david rubby cam are former members of seattle's joint terrorism task force. >> in 2004 with aly muhammad brownere looking at was the fund-raising for oversea s support material support of terrorism. this 20 by 25 barber shop from hell. brown hung out there during his teen years with its owner a notorious convicted drug dealer. >> ruben was a prison convert to islam. ruben was attempting to indoctrinate a lot of the youth in the area to radical islam. >> i had a piece of that investigation that involved an imam. ruben shump pert and others would attend the mosque and the im imam, we surveilled him going over to crescent cuts. >> at the time the mosque was 500 feet away from the barber shop. on november 18, 2004, after a 2 1/2 year investigation, the barber shop was raided. >> included among those people to be arrested was ali muhammad brown, his two brothers and another co-conspirator on the financial institution fraud. >> at the time of the raid, shump pert was already in jail for assaulting the owners of the restaurant below crescent cuts. no one was charged with terrorism. >> they were convi

> crews are mourning the loss of their own. 38-year-old david rue ll lost his life, and at least four horse have been injured. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. that helps to have the national guard to come in help them. >> thank you. chief of public information for the california department of forestry and fire protection joining us on the phone this morning. daniel, thank you for your time. i know it must an busy time for you. last night you were battling 21 large wildfires just in california and three counties. has that number or the scope of the fires changed at all overnight? >> well, we have continued to see fire activity increase over the last several days, including last night. several new fires did ignite, but we've been making good progress on several others. while this fire especially the one north of san francisco the rocky fire continues to grow at an explosive rate, we're making progress on several fronts. over two dozen wildfires burning in california. >> at least things are moving in the right direction. how about weather conditions. we know how severe the drought is how about wind conditions

davids. 74 in center city. some of the suburbs in new jersey in the 70s. boardwalk, 72. 70 in browns mill. 67 in dover, delaware. heading up to a hot and humid, 95 today, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> overnight the death toll from a midair collision in southern california climbed to five. a jet collided with a the pilot of the cessna was killed. the ntsb is investigating. >>> a search plane has spotted the wreckage of an indonesian passenger plane that crashed into a mountain side. the pilot lost contact with the air traffic control which was supposed to be a regional flight yesterday. the plane went down in the province of papua. rescuers are hoping to get to the site today by air and foot. >> we have information on the stopping suspect in the death of morgan freeman's granddaughter. the 30-year-old was taken into custody in front. e'dina hines apartment on west 62nd street. police responded to the call and found the 33-year-old lying on the street with multiple stab wounds to the chest. police say the man in custody is undergoing a psychologic valuation at a hospital. no charges ha

david rule was on assignment from south dakota. he leaves behind a wife and two children. governor brown has ordered flags to be flown at half staff at the capitol in sacramento. >>> crews in sonoma county jumped on a grass fire this afternoon right off d street outside of petaluma. we're told 8 acres burned here. dale fire, petaluma fire and other agencies responded, taking them 45 minutes to get this fire under control. >>> we will continue to follow the very latest developments on all of the california fires, on twitter, facebook, and of course our website, ktvu.com. >>> well, from santa cruz to as far away as finland, people honored a slain 8-year-old girl from santa cruz last night by howling at the blue moon. the body of madison maddy middleton was found last week in a dumpster, just 26 hours after she disappeared from her home on sunday. a 15-year-old neighbor is being tried as an adult on murder, kidnapping and rape charges. now, this sand sculpture of a wolf was created right there on the beach near the santa cruz board walk in maddie's memory. turns out she loved wolves. maddie

. >> brown: the book is "the road not taken." david orr, thank you so much. >> thanks a lot. >> woodruff: finally tonight, our "newshour shares" of the day. something that caught our eye which might be of interest to you, too. our senior politics producer bob kovach went to iowa to cover the candidates, but noticed a much more popular item at the iowa state fair: the state's iconic pork chop. he sent us this video post card of the chefs behind the grill and the people who line up to partake. >> we rack up about 45 or 50 on each rack and see them all at one time. i have the most of a little over 12,000 iowa chops during the fair probably and grab it by the bone, just like you do the stick, and eat it right off the bone. these are great without the sauce. when we get 'em all there, we'll pull them off and they go into warming ovens where we hold them to go on into the line. it's gas fired. there are four different burners in there to keep the heat spread. that always becomes a challenge. when do you stop cooking and when do you have enou

david rule of rapid city, south dakota was on temporary assignment. his body was found yesterday morning and cause of death is still under investigation. >>> governor brownearn of the u.s. forest service fighter david rule who left to protect california's majestic forest. he will be remembered in his service. and cal fire tells us there are 23 large wall fires currently in california. governor brown has declared a state of emergency because of the fires. the proclamation directs all state agencies to assist with emergency relief while activating the national guard to help with the disaster response. >> the severe drought and text stream weather are making this much more dangerous than normal. >> they posted this image of all the major fires in california. >> check out that map. the fires highlighted in red. you can see up near the oregon border. some of the fires were sparked by lightning storms. storms that are gray in color. means they are 100% contained. not enough gray on the map. >> this is one of the large active fires burning 2200 acres. right now. it is only 5% contained. >>> sky fox blew over the blaze and looked at the enormous size. hundreds o

david schuster. just ahead, the ferguson aspect. how the death of michael brown nearly a year ago changed america and inspired a movement. plus -- >> how can you run for the republican nomination and be for single payor healthcare. >> taking aim at donald trump, the second tier group of gop presidential candidates squared off for a debate. and bring you the new debate that includes the frontrunner specifically. >> and 20 years, we won't have jon stewart. looking at his lasting comedy and politics. we begin this hour with a compelling and unique perspective on the phrase, and rally cry, "black lives matter." this sunday marks a year since an a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teamer in ferguson, missouri, leading to resignations, and threats, and changed the conversation about police tactics and race relations. in an exclusive aljazeera interview, tony harris answered all of this with michael brown's mother, lesley mcspadden. >> there were black men killed before your son by the police. police-involved shootings, and there of been black men wh

david, 70 in center city. some of the suburbs in new jersey, 62 in browns mills. upper 50s in hammonton. 60 in woodbine. 61 in dover, delaware. good looking start to the day. by the afternoon, humid, sunny skies, 68 degrees currently, 8:00 a.m., 72. noon, bright sunshine mixing with clouds and 83. by 3:00 p.m., still dry and 88 our high today 89. 6:00 p.m. you're coming down from that 85. in the evening hours you'll see a shower or thunderstorm in a few spots. not everybody will see it. we'll talk about that coming up in the seven-day forecast in just a minute, matt. >> reporter: all right, karen i'll tell you it hadn't been as boring sweld -- as we would like. we had an overturned dump truck in delco on 476. if you look in the trees you can see the flashing lights. all the activity is confined to the northbound shoulder north of the route 3 the broomall upper darby interchange. all lanes are open and the major delays thindz -- thinned out, our crash in perkiomen that closed southbound lanes of gravel pike have cleared. watch out for a correct wreck in the lehigh

david rue was from assignment from california. so far no cause of death. governor brown expressed a statement expressing thanks for his service and condolence for his family. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department says an inmate found dead inside the county jail this week appears to have committed suicide. and what concerns the man's family and the public defenders office is whether sheriff's office took the proper precautions to keep that from happening. jana katsuyama in the city tonight. and tells us there were some warnings but they may not have been taken seriously enough. >> reporter: the jail staff may have been notified three time that is this inmate had issues and the question is whether they did enough about it. jail staff had been warning earlier he was suicidal. >> from our perspective there's three huge red flags for why the sheriff's department should be keeping a very close watchful eye on mr. perolino. >> reporter: this is a photo of their client from his facebook page. last month, he told his family he had gone to the golden gate bridge to commit sui

brown with a three run homer against again key. five batters out and no outs. top of the second against davidonzales a three run homer. dodgers take a six-five lead. they're leading 10-eight in the ninth. with two on, dom brown is up. he represents the winning run at the plate. line drive it actually was foul ball cut but a double flay caught by the first baseman la wins it 10-eight. >>> let's go to montreal can in a today. this batter is on the side of the plate where a left hander would swing but he's right handed. watch this again. when he swing at this pitch. >> holy molely. >> he hits a homerun. >> he strands on the wrong side of plate that's the way he swings and he hits a homerun. >> that's hysterical. >> that's amazing. >> full hour of enter taken many news with tmz followed by dish nation and tune into chasing nouns simpsons. >> we're back here at 4am for the fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob kell vol your weather and traffic covered all morning. thanks for watching. have a terrific night. >> today on tmz... >> there are certainly signs that jennifer

brown ten rows deep in the first inning, zach greinke, away. adrian gonzales gets the runs back, a three-run homer off david buchanan, and buchanan struggled mightily, he gave a solo home run to greinke, the opposing pitcher, he goes three for three with three runs scored. and 10- l.a. in the ninthcks and franco with seven rbis in the series, get your rally caps on, brown up representing the winning run and this is what you call bad luck, lines into a double play. the phillies lose 10-8, here is two different takes. >> that definitely hurt more than usual. giving up runs is horrible regardless but not getting a chance to win. >> we give runs up and give ourselves a chance with grefrpg greinke that is tough. we feel good with the way we are playing. >> chase utley will be activated off the dl and is expected to play tomorrow in arizona. >>> the traveling robot, hitch bot that was destroyed in philadelphia last weekend, could have used these young ladies today. this is the robot spring board technology camp, girls from middle schools throughout the area learned how to build and fix robot as well as build computer programs. jamie wanted a taste of the

i'm curious whether you talked to david simon about whether incidents like ferguson and michael brown city and the emotions that those -- that they provoke make content-based around race relations good business. >> we did not talk about that. he has a platform where he can comment on what is going on since he did "the wire" and people will listen to him. he is very cognizant of how they affect businesses in these communities. he has lived in baltimore for a very long time. he spoke about what it was like to live in baltimore after the freddie gray shootings and the riots that followed. onsaid that seeing buildings fire was not something that was that all productive for the city, which is still in very tenuous footing. matt: it is a great question. from a lot of the reviews, it paints a picture of very serious problems and does not offer solutions. is it productive beyond raising money for hbo and david simon? >> he has a real gift for humanizing people at all levels. you are seeing people going through the problems. you get new empathy for what they are going through. matt: that is a

zach greinke allowed five runs in the first, and david buchanan suffered the loss, and dropped to 2-6 on the year. domonic brownad four rbis and hit it hard in the last at bat. the next telecast is part of a nine-game west coast swing starting tomorrow on comcast sportsnet. and we will get you started at 9:30. for all of our crew here, for matt stairs, ben davis and gregg murphy, i'm tom mccarthy, and we say so long, an st and stay tun nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news starts with this. a man chases after her and he knocks her to the ground, and the entire crime is caught on camera. >> a water main break creates this muddy mess in the mall parking lot. the mall is close and the crews are rushing to fix the problem so that the shoppers can go inside, but first -- >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a sad day for the citizens of pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania's top prosecutors are now on the other side of the law. attorney general cakathleen cai is charged with leaking information to punish the critics, and they say that she lied about it under oath. >> the governor is calling on the the highest ran