no josh dotson, no junior galette.hose two names are the top of the list. i would go with dotson as a first round pick. a lot of people feel like he was the best wide receiver in his draft class. he taught caught a 57-yard pass and we haven't heard from him since. we've got to wait josh because of that hamstring. one guy who will be on the field i'll stay at the wide receiver position terrell pryor a former quarterback at ohio state a marquee acquisition this off season. monster at six-four. he won't play a lot but it will be our first chance cameo between he and kirk cousins as they build a rapport. >> who are you most looking forward to seeing on the defensive side. >> on that side of the ball you got to go with the kids jonathan allen drafted out of alabama at 17 overall makes his first ever performance here in washington happened on the road against baltimore in an hour and change. ryan anderson similarly his college teammate a guy who sets the edge in the running game, physical and someone that despite maybe lacki

lot of new targets to get accustom to and terrell pryor senior with the 11-yard reception and josh dotson with the redskins hurt almost all of last year coming off a hamstring injury at camp, and then jamieson crouder coming back from a hamstring injury had a touchdown this season. and getting on the same page as his receiver and something cousins is making a priority this preseason. >> it's an example that we're not where we need to be and we have time and we have to get out in the practice field and get out in the preseason games and get out and start to build some rapport, because we'll need all season long. >> you know, we still, you know, are waiting, and we have some new guys in there. we are trying to get good rapport. >> still working, and so i think sometimes it takes time and i keep going. we finished strong and that's all i can do is keep pushing and get better. >> a highlight of the redskins second preseason game, defensive lineman phil taylor senior came up with the sack and the best dance all night. check it out, taylor turning heads and could be starting at no, sir tackle a

josh dotson was back on the field with the practice team, he has been sidelined for more than a weekg injury. his status saturday is up in the air. jamison crowder looks likely to play. he is also nursing a hamstring injury but hopes to suit up saturday against greenback. >> -- against green bay. >> i feel great today. any time i step on the field, regardless of who we are going against, i'm excited. robert: hoops, the mystics and sparks side-by-side come arms locked in a moment of silence to honor the victims in charlottesville. as for the contest itself, not really much of a contest. l.a. beat washington with ease, 95-62. talk about a moment to forget, the first pitch in boston tonight. was aiming. nancy: oh, no! robert: the ball hits a photog in a sensitive area. it is like the snickers commercial, he really wants to get away. by the way, the photographer will be ok. to the nationals lost 3-2 the an alison: the latest for tomorrow? active day, warm and muggy, chance of showers in the afternoon. friday, scattered showers and storms. over the weekend, the store potential goes down,

book, ed dotson by the way being a graduate from here at bob jones university entitled "blinded by might" and account of leadership roles in the majority in the 1980s, i highly recommend that book to you because they get into this very issue of the tendency among some evangelicals to make involvement in politics and perhaps even supporting particular candidates particularly or seeking particular offices as a form of idolatry. i would highly recommend that book to you. what other lessons? >> at the end of the day some of the basic things we still need to remember. freedom of speech is very important when you think about preaching the gospel. we take it for granted, but the continuity in american history, i think 19th century, 20th century, to today the important issues. and freedom of speech and religious liberty continuing to focus on that, seems so obvious. >> along those lines the does not protect the right to hold certain beliefs but actually to behave, to act upon them, it deals with the exercising of religion and not just holding a particular belief. so the freedoms afforded in this

jerry dotson said consensus is that a fix is necessary b feels that's not the priority of the developers or the city. fact that the mayor has n said something about fix thing building and the 1200 people in it and the safety of the people in it. >> we ar looking for the earliest psible date to get this to trial. >> reporter: he believes t case will go to trial next year. >> simpcertai certainly we thina risk of further failure of this building. so the sooner this is revolved, the beer. >> reporter: some fear it won't start until 2019 and their tower won't get fixed before it too late. the next hearing is scheduled for october. in san francisco, katelarson, "abcnews." >>> what started as a $14 oversight turns into a 0,000 opportunity for a couple of real estate investors. >> and we're live here, plus -- >> three, four ars, this has been working. and it still isn't finished. >> overdue and overbudget. we'll dig into the reasons this elementary schoo is still under construction. >> a full moon, surging low clouds and the possibility of spotty drizzle, all in my accuweather forecastoming up.

they're in oregon in a rented rv and when the big moment comes, their dotson will be with them. >> dot star, total solar eclipse within 45 and neo. >> is that on his caollar? >> they call him leo for short. we wish all the eclipse chasers clear skies and safe travels. that's hard to put in a chip too. >>> are we going to be ablt to see the eclipse from where we are? >> we have 75% of an eclipse? >> looks like it will work out. we'll see 75% of the sun eclipse. i'm your stationary eclipse chaser. as i chase it graphically. we have a little bit of fog at the coast right now. but it's still quite clear over the bay for sure and inland, let's move along and take a look at the current temperature. abc 7 looking back at the skyline of san francisco. 61 degrees in the city and 61 across the bay in oakland. san jose, gilroy and 60 degrees in half moon bay and this is the view from the emoryville camera. and nuvaudo 61. upper 60s at fair field, concord and livermore. and golden gate, bright lights. but at least you can see the lights. there's no fog at the gold. gate yet. we'll see fog near the

jerry dotson said consensus is that a fix is necessary but feels that's not the priority of the developers or the city. >> most disappointing is the fact that the mayor has not said something about fix thing building and the 1200 people in it and the safety of the people in it. >> we are looking for the earliest possible date to get this to trial. >> reporter: he believes the case will go to trial next year. >> simpcertai certainly we thina risk of further failure of this building. so the sooner this is revolved, the better. >> reporter: some fear it won't start until 2019 and their tower won't get fixed before it's too late. the next hearing is scheduled for october. in san francisco, kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> what started as a $14 oversight turns into a $90,000 opportunity for a couple of real estate investors. >>> and we're live here, plus -- >> three, four years, this has been working. and it still isn't finished. >> overdue and overbudget. we'll dig into the reasons this elementary school is still under construction. >> a full moon, surging low clouds and the possibility of spotty

they are in oregon now in a rented rv and when the big moment comes, their dotson will be with them.hey had to bring him. named after the eclipse with all the astronomical detail a champion's name requires. >> doc star. total solar eclipse 145. >> they call him leo for short. we wish clint and donald and all the eclipse chasers clear skies. >>> right now we see bluees in this live look over santa cruz. spencer will have the weekend forecast and eclipse forecast in just ten minutes. >>> next, why today's launch of this rocket marked the end of an era for nasa. >>> "american idol" is coming to abc 7 this fall. auditions held in oakland on sunday. giving you the chance to be a star. >> yes, but you don't have to wait until sunday. you can audition now. a link to >>> wwe world wrestling entertainment rang closing bell today on another can down day for the market. after the worst day in three months, prices dropped again led by disappointing results from health care and retail companies. the dow lost 76 points closing at 21,674. nasdaq went down only by five. the s&p lost about the same.

they are in oregon now in a rented rv and when the big moment comes, their dotson will be with them.d to bring him. named after the eclipse with all the astronomical detail a champion's name requires. >> doc star. total solar eclipse 145. >> they call him leo for short. we wish clint and donald and all the eclipse chasers clear skies. >>> right now we see blue skies in this live look over santa cruz. spencer will have the weekend forecast and eclipse forecast in just ten minutes. >>> next, why today's launch of this rocket marked the end of an era for nasa. >>> "american idol" is coming to abc 7 this fall. auditions held in oakland on sunday. giving you the chance to be a star. >> yes, but you don't have to wait until sunday. you can audition now. a link to the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the r

i want to give a little more perspective bring in tim dotson he's the managing editor.s the home of the university of virginia and tim is the managing editor of the cavalier daily the newspaper at the university of virginia. but you're also a charlottesville native. first of all, your take on what you saw unfold in your town over the weekend. >> yeah, i mean, there was one word to describe what happened. i would say chaos. it started friday night when there was torchlit rally white supremacist who's marched around uva compass culminating a brawl and, you know, messy dispute over in front of the jefferson statue in front of the rotunda. then saturday we also saw our city descend into more chaos and violence. as we saw white nationalists and white supremacists coming to town, counter protesters and the clashes that were going on between them. ultimately it turned deadly. i mean as we saw in this spot right here on fourth street where we had a woman killed. then we know that few hours later we had two members of the police die in helicopter crash right outside charlottesvi

wide receiver josh dotson had a to relieve practice early because of a hamstring injury. >> got to get no substitute for practice and playing in some preseason games to get them ready to go but again, you know, it's a risk involved in pro football. no matter if it's a preseason game or not injuries do take place so there's a fine line there. there's certain guys that will get probably hurt more than others. we'll make that judgment when the time is right. >> track and field world championships right now they run fast. there is your soon to be winner. but another americans. tori bowie pulls off another american win. what closing speed that is. she thought she won but she didn't. the american lunges at the finish line. i don't know. that kind of looked like she didn't win but apparently she did. she won by one-100th of a seconds to take the world championship gold medal and this after the americans took one and two beating usain bolt in his final race. he finished third over the weekend. >> i know, how about that. okay. >> other times undefeated. getting a little older. >> but i liked ho

one of the people that just came out of here, jessica dotson, you just brought a boat out. >> yes. >> reporter: you went in there. tell me what the situation is like in there. >> a lot of water and a lot of people do not want to leave their homes and it's up to here to me so i had to wear my life jacket. but once you get in theritis just lot of debris everywhere but it's a lot of water and a lot-of people need help back there. >> reporter: your own home flooded in a different neighborhood but you decided to come to this neighborhood to help. why? >> i feel like we all need help and we have to come together as community because it shocked all of us. that's why. >> reporter: your aunt lives back in this neighborhood. how is she doing? >> she's out. we got her out and all her stuff that she wanted but it's pretty bad in there. >> reporter: why do you think people don't want to leave their homes even though the water appears to be rising? >> that's my question. i don't know why they don't want to leave their homes. if they feel safer in there, but i would advise everybody to km on out. wh

. >> laura dotson, candidate institute.i know you don't stick a map of a mexican negotiators but everybody at the table has been negotiating in the past. what i'm thinking about drawing on fred's point about what else is happening in the world is the linkage between the nafta and the tpp. we know the three countries have negotiated, in part of an agreement that the u.s. wanted very much, canada and mexico wanted it very much as well. you were going into the nafta negotiations. u.s. negotiators have flag they want a lot of stuff out of that tpp. are you going to give them those tpp concessions rate at the outset? are you going to hold some of those things and reserve? the japanese have said we want to do tpp 11 in november. how much of big enchilada tpp 12 did you as mexico or canada take care tpp 11 table? >> thank you. the third question to in this first round. >> thank you. dana marshall with the transnational strategy group. thank you very much with us very interesting discussion. i want to see if i could draw the panel

. >> that's tim dotson newspaper editor from university paper describing aftermath of the violent weekend tensions have been on the rise and they came to the head over the week mend charlottesville, virginia, with an act of domestic terrorism. for more on the rise of home grown hate we turn now to doctor ibram kendi a professor of history and international relations at american university g morning to you, sir. thank you very much for coming in and talking with us this morning. >> good to see you. let's -- first of all give me your reaction to what happened down in charlottesville when you first initially heard about what was going on down there. >> i mean i wasn't surprised. anyone whose been following the reaction to obama's presidency and the organizing around his presidency anyone who of course has been following the surfacing of those groups as a result of trump's rise many of the people who have been following these white supremacists groups including myself weren't surprised. you know, i was -- i was actually also not surprised that there was resistance to those groups. >> right. >

. >> wide receiver, you lose desean jackson and pierre garcon and josh dotson terrell, a big guy.>> big deal. >> it's a loss. >> big loss. >> big loss. right. >> big loss? so far it's not looking good for our team. >> big deal. >> big deal. >> okay. so far -- >> starting the segment zero on three. >> deal or big deal. >> i wanted to make it clear. >> now we're all off into something else. >> you guys are sounding like the front officers of the washington redskins now. let's talk about the defense. did they improve or did they not improve on the defensive side of the football? >> yes, improved. >> yes improved. >> allison. >> well, if steve said yes, i'll say yes. >> steve. >> i'll say deal. >> right, it went from deal. >> see, now you're confusing me. >> now i'm confused. here's a simple one. did they improve in the off season at all? did they improve. >> you mean with the choices? the losses. the answer is no. >> the answer is no. >> the answer is no. >> time will tell. >> really tucker, that's the worst answer ever. >> come on that's a wisdom martin answer. >> are they going to