it is interesting about dyson. people say he might be ablejohnny about dyson.be ablejohnny come lately to the electric car market, but he did test 3000 product types of the vacuum cleaner before he got to do what he wanted. it is like the invention of the light bulb. thanks for watching, see you soon. goodbye. hello. it was a rather chilly start this morning, but we had lots of sunshine. as we go through today, the cloud will slightly build up. it is just that fair weather, some cloud that we will see in the sky. some lengthy sunny spells, and for many of us it will stay dry. from this morning, the bright lights of the cities, the clear skies. this mass of cloud of the south west, thatis mass of cloud of the south west, that is the weather coming in for friday and into the weekend. before that arrives, we can see there is not much going on, really, fair weather cloud developing as i mentioned. the chants of a0 showers across western part of england and wales, the north and west of scotland. with light wind and those sunny spells, it is going to feel quite pleas

michael eric dyson is a professor of sociology at georgetown university. he's also a contributing opinion writer for the new york times and a contributing editor of the new republic and espn's the undefeated is the author or editor of more than 20 books including making malcolm which was a new york times notable book of the year when it was released. and new york times bestseller, chairs we cannot stop. is also a two time winner of the naacp image award for outstanding literary work, nonfiction. and was the 2007 winner of the american book award for, hell or high water, hurricane katrina and the color of disaster. tonight he will discuss his new book, "what truth sounds like". which examines the continued conflict between conscious and politics, morality and power in addressing race using a 1963 meeting between then attorney general robert f. kennedy, james baldwin and others as the framework. singer and activist halle berrh belafonte praises michael eric dyson and "what truth sounds like" as a crucial work. reviews: eloquent response to an urgent and stil

dyson. haven't seen you in a while. >> it's always good to see you. not only on tv but in real life. >> his book just came out which you all should buy if you haven't already. i'm hoping we can have a conversation about not only what's in the book but race and justice. this will be our first conversation in front of all of you. let's start with, take us from - - to "what truth sounds like". what's the arc? >> great question. i want to thank harvard bookstore and this wonderful historic church. we filled the spirit of emerson and we hope he is channeled through us.and this brilliant legendary young man already has given his life and full commitment and sacrifice for the people. let's give loveto deray mckesson . [applause] >> later on, you will hear from edyson julio because this is the anniversary of - - brower's death and we want to celebrate the memory of a warrior was against his own will, represents something bigger than himself. that's a great question. nobody's ever asked me that. that's why we've got you here. in - - we cannot stop. i wanted to

first thank you doctor michael eric dyson for inviting me to the stage. it's nice to come here and here these two brilliant folks speak about justice. but i think we could all, i think they could do without the praise and they would invite the help. it means a lot more to join the work then to applaud the folks doing the work. for folks like - - who are gone now and then his mom passed. the headline on the newspaper was, she died of a broken heart. the irony was that was an ironic that she did in fact i of a broken heart. because she lost her son. just join us in the work. thank you.[applause] >> let's give it up for doctor dyson. we are about go to q&a, but let's give it up. [applause] >> deray mckesson. deray mckesson up here. [applause] >> if you have questions, i think i'm told you're going to line up at this microphone. this microphone. >> we have time for a few question so you can lineup down the center aisle. >> or comments, philosophies, poems, lyrics. contributions. speaking of commodified. >> he will be around to sign books after. >> good evenin

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chris matthews talked to author chris dyson. this is "hardball" where the action is.his is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, no interest until january 2021. ends wednesday. the new united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. (woooo) taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com >>> welcome back to "hardball." as i mentioned earlier, white supremacist are planning a rally in washington. that protest renewed discussions on the state of race relations on the country. chris matthews spoke about that to michael dyson let's watch. >> what is the but. >> the but is there is a persistent of malignant -- black people can't go to starbucks, can't do barbecues in

in the tenth inning sam dyson just couldn't find strike zone.hes, and he walks in the go-ahead run. so it was 7-6. the giants go down one, two, three, joe panik grounds out to end it. afterwards bruce bochy mentioned, dyson simply couldn't find the strike zone, but as he mentioned, the giants had opportunity after opportunity close it out and they couldn't do it. 32 games left. they need to make a run and they looked like they were going to get their second straight win tonight. now back to the drawing board. >> okay. colin is shaken up as well. >>> let's get tot a's in minnesota. matt chapman hates three-run homer. the a's can crush the ball. here's chapman. everyone wearing those fun uniforms this weekend. a's bet the twins 7-1. they remain a game and a half behind the astros for the division lead. >>> a live look at the coliseum where a lot of fans came to watch the raiders and packers. jon gruden, thes $100 million man. cooper at the 49-yard connection. leads to a field goal. defensively the raiders look pretty sharp. a lot of sacks in this

michael shermer and daniel peterson from the freedom for us -- michael eric dyson.hat truth sounds like. and our unfinished conversation about race in america. thursday at 8:00 p.m. microsoft president brad smith with the future president. and on friday at 8:00 p.m. adam bello and all points books talks about publishing authors from both the political right and left. watch book tv this weekend in prime time on c-span two. the sunday on oral histories. we continue our series on women's -- women in congress. and even my members resistance to me. but finally their acceptance of me. i was on the drafting committee only because i was a ranking member. i made a contribution. they allowed me to know

let's bring in michael erik dyson, a close friend of aretha's.e for a second. we want to bring in aaron nevell who is joining us now. aaron sang with aretha franklin at the soups bowl in detroit at 2004, it was the lions versus the vikings. aaron, what was it like to be up there next to aretha franklin? aaron, you with us? okay. we got an audio problem with aaron. we'll get to aaron as soon as we are back to our assembled guests. michael, tell me what you -- what interaction you have had recently with aretha franklin. >> well, i have spoken to her several times on the phone, visited with her. you know, an extraordinary woman. very private. a woman of extraordinary dignity and grace, and huge curiosity about the world. many people didn't realize, she would call me up sometimes asking me about archeological digs on biblical relics. she would talk about the history channel. she talked a lot about politics. she was well-versed in current events. so here was a woman who had broad intellectual curiosities and a great canvas upon which to paint her conc

, professor dyson to meet his match. i was so happy to take him on. for years i've listened and watch him promote that garbage that he does on msnbc and in his classroom. mark: you're not the only one. and it's not just an african-american professor, you can have white professors, whatever it is, it's the same narrative. >> when they are pushing it out on the airwaves outside of their bubble odds of the university, they're more exposed, people can see the arguments being made and realize they don't stand up in the real world which is why these types of professors, only this on college campuses, they can't survive outside of that. arguments don't hold up, principles don't hold up. they're indoctrinating students, a lot of them get into the real world and realize they were lied to, wasted money and they are more conservative than before. mark: interesting week had problems getting them here to talk to me. we'll be right back. welcome! hi there. so, what do you look for in a vehicle? sleek designs. performance. dependabilit

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dyson just said, that was her. when she would have a friend in dr.he knew that that may be controversial in some areas, but she wouldn't compromise her authenticity and at the same time it exalted her artistry. >> let me ask you this, professor. if you were going to teach a course on aretha franklin, what would the course description say? >> well, first of all, it would begin with the legendary clarence levon franklin, her father, out of new bethel baptist church in detroit, michigan, mississippi bred, tennessee touched, and yesterday a man whose genius rose to phenomenal heights. he crossed this country as a caravan of soul with gospel singers on the road, and we would have to start with his legendary genius. it was in his legendary verbal womb aretha franklin jess tated. she didn't come from nowhere. she came fully formed it seemed out of the genius of her father. yet i would start with black preaching, the black church, the black gospel tradition, what it gave to this country, what it meant to this world, and then i would speak about what detroit

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i went to a concert at the invitation of a dear friend, michael eric dyson.rds, or fessler dyson was a close friend of ms. franklin, so he took me backstage. my husband was there. i think the rev. jessee jackson was there. it was the night before whitney houston's funeral, which is why i remember is so well. she was dignified. i was struck by her humility. i was struck by her just very quiet, understated elegance. she was so well dressed, like a church mother, and just very welcoming and humble. to 1970.nt to go back aretha franklin offered to post bail for angela davis who was jailed on trumped up charges. i want to read from a jet magazine article from december 3, 1970, headlined "aretha says she'll go angela's bond, if permitted" in which aretha franklin is quoted saying -- "my daddy says i don't know what i'm doing. well, i respect him, of course, by i'm going to stick by my beliefs. angela davis must go free. i'm going to see her free if there is any justice in our courts, not because i believe in communism but because she's a black woman and she wants f

georgetown university professor michael eric dyson discusses his book, what truth sounds like. james baldwin and our unfinished conversation about race in america. janet bell on her book light in the fires of freedom.james swanson in his book chasing kings killer. the hunt for more luther king junior is assassin. booktv all this week in prime time on c-span2. saturday morning at 1030 eastern. booktv is live at the mississippi book festival. for the fourth annual literary lawn party at the state capital in jackson. with discussions on race and identity. southern history, u.s. politics and residential leadership. including authors of loving, interracial intimacy in america and the threat to white supremacy. jack davis with his pulitzer prize-winning book, the making of an american c. -- spoke to his former mississippi governor haley barbara. her book is the great revolt. and so the populace coalition reshaping american politics. and author, frank williams with lincoln. join us live 10:30 am eastern for the mississippi book festival on booktv on c-span2. >> c-span washington journ

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more pragmatic concern in that he doesn't want to stifle growth within the country all right george dyson thank you very much indeed for taking the time to talk to us thanks. now either through sanctions all the years of economic terrorist the trumpet ministration has been using its economic clout rather liberally as a political weapon china and the european union they've been the latest targets that she have a time that means the trump of ministration has been setting new records with its imposition of sanctions on foreign entities though it is continuing a trend we saw under barack obama what is different is the imposition of economic tariffs this administration overtly views the dollar as a weapon and the globalized economy as a battleground the numbers have been climbing proud of donald trump's presidency but according to the u.s. treasury sanctions were imposed on close to one thousand entities and individuals in twenty seventeen a new record. and this year i'm lists predict the administration will suppose that number potentially adding more than fourteen hundred entities to the list

the house of representatives then i think that they will have a mandate to pursue impeachment i see dyson maka from the aspen institute thank you very much for that analysis thank you. parties have arrested an alleged extremist in berlin the kind you want to a russian man is suspected of planning a bomb attack in germany that is according to prosecutors for more of the story let me draw indeed obvious security expert fabienne funded markey joins us now from up on a mentor studious fabien what more can you tell us about this arrest well german authorities believe that this radical islam is wanted to have a bigger attack in germany a major attack somewhere in germany the man. see we don't use his full name in line with the press called in order to protect his privacy that this man had already in two thousand and sixteen huge amounts of and highly explosive t. a.t.p.'s substance in his birdland flat a substance that was already used in paris brussels mentioned major attacks very dangerous material and in this flat. didn't act on his own he had a companion called clear mall be also not his fu

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texas was down 6-0, comes back to tie the game and in the 10th sam dyson walks in chirinos to score theead run and rangers rally to win 7-6. that was really painful. >> that was painful. i don't blame lucille for that one. >> no. even i had my blind folds on. >> almost as bad as the uniforms. >> the throwbacks? yeah. >> there's always tomorrow. >> that's right. bounce back. >> we'll be back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing and free home delivery. ends saturday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a

and michael eric dyson on his book "what truth sounds like." brett smith with "the future computer," artificial intelligence and its role in society. bello at 8:00 p.m., adam talks about publishing authors from both the right and left. c-span two. 2. >> here on c-span, "newsmakers" is next with jim bridenstine. then, foreign policy and workforce diversity. ," we: today on "newsmakers are joined by jim bridenstine and our reporters. thank you for joining us. i thought i might start with the space force. let's be clear, it is a military force under the pentagon, but what will the creation of a space force mean for nasa? jim: nasa has hundreds of billions of dollars worth of assets in orbit right now. plus, we have our american astronauts in orbit. we are dependent on space being safe and accessible. that is important for the science we do, the discovery and exploration. i have been, as a member of congress before i was a nasa administrator, i have been a strong supporter of a space corps, and we voted on it in the house of representatives. i vote

peter dyson, the challenger then resigned and people thought well, thatis resigned and people thoughter dutton has returned from a second straight. he claims he now has numbers behind him and has publicly, in the last hour we re and has publicly, in the last hour were also, then on the steps of parliament saying he wants another vote to be held. however we understand that the prime minister ‘s is no. we understand that the prime minister ‘sis no. we had a understand that the prime minister ‘s is no. we had a vote understand that the prime minister ‘sis no. we had a vote and go away, get on with life. how tenable as that position? malcolm turnbull clearly wounded and pretty much just holding on by his fingernails to his job. i can imagine him saying that production had his chance. as you arejust production had his chance. as you are just saying, production had his chance. as you arejust saying, a number of resignations within the last 24 hours or so. how likely is it that you will be able to ride this out? if he survives today it will be quite something. if he survives the next few mon

wednesday at 8:00 p.m., michael eric dyson with his book, what truth sounds like. james baldwin and are unfinished conversation about race in america. there's said 8:00 p.m., brad smith with the future computer. artificial intelligence and the role in society. friday at 8:00 p.m., adam bellow talks about publishing authors from both the political right and left. watch book tv in prime time on c-span2. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a, john freeling talks about his book, apostles of revolution, jefferson, munro and the struggle against the old order. >> if they could come back and see america today, and see the most important play on broadway now and for the past several years is a play that lionize is "alexander hamilton" abilify's jefferson and see the distribution of wealth in the united states and the amount of money that suffuses american politics today, they would see her fear that many of these things going on in the united states today for an uncanny resemblance to the england they had revolted against. >> sunday night and leave eastern on q&a. >>

but on msnbc she rendered leftist professor eric dyson there will speechless. >> antifa attacked me. white gang that attacks me and attacked an all black bliss force in philadelphia. and they claim to be fighting racism. how is it plausible that you allow this to happen to your community because you decide because we are conservative we are okay with this. >> i didn't say a word. >> you said a lot of words. >> i said nothing about you. >> candace, we are going to take a pause. >> you are attacking. way to go, candace. lou: was that not spectacular. candace owens, our guest tonight. you were absolutely magnificent. those two fellas don't know what hit them yet i'm sure. they were gang up there. >> absolutely. lou: and you just tore them up. >> he let michael go on for a minute and 50 seconds and i spoke for 20 seconds and he was going to cut me off. and i said i am going to finish my points. it was literally the day after we got attacked by antifa. and the professor was saying donald trump supporters are racist. lou: i don't know why they pretend nobody the news business. it's pure pr

michael eric dyson is here, this is the one year anniversary of charlottesville protests.resident to respond, professor, what did you see last night? >> first of all black lives continue to matter to them and doesn't seem to matter to others that continue to victimize back people with ram dndom violence. these are grown black men, they will not be dictated to by the president of the united states or a football league about what it means to be a responsible conscientious citizen. we're talking about the one year anniversary of white supremaci t supremacists and nazis and their right to protest, and these black men are being muffled. and finally it says to us that all playered should -- players should have a part in this. where is aaron rodgers. even if he doesn't raise a fist, he needs to raise a voice. >> it is notable that you know who probably likes seeing these protests more than anyone this morning? the president of the united states. this is something that he gets support from. >> he wants to drag a wedge between citizens, but he believes in rallies. i think that the

texas was down 6-0, comes back to tie the game and in the 10th sam dyson walks in chirinos to score thego ahead run and rangers rally to win 7-6. that was really painful. >> that was painful. i don't blame lucille for that one. >> no. even i had my blind folds on. >> almost as bad as the uniforms. >> the throwbacks? yeah. >> there's >>> big programming note, 49ers play the colts tomorrow 1:00 right here on kpix5. >> pregame show at 1:00 and then 1:30 is the game. >> we'll be back with our newscast at 8:00. i'll be here tomorrow night with brian hackney. i hope you guys have a great weekend watching our newscast. >> i'll be here with you. >> - [announcer] the following is a paid program for automatic home standby generators. brought to you by generac power systems. - [narrator] there's no place like home and today, you rely on power more than ever for all the comforts you love. but when your power goes out, you feel helpless, out of control, you're in the dark without air conditioning or heat. food begins to spoil. many people lose clean, running water. the home network and internet are

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bottom of the eighth, dyson trying to get out of the bases- loaded jam, mission accomplishes. giants beat the d-backseat 3-2. >> get ready for golf's final major, the pga championship on thursday, rounds three and four here after those rounds with the par 5 big game show. happy monday, everybody. >> play of the day, world series rematch between the astros and dodgers. >> this is deep to center field, jake all the way back near the wall, and he's robbed a home run! >> it's jumping jake and the center fielder for the astros bringing that one back. it was not enough for the win, dodgers getting the 3-2 win. >> reporter: a fatal shooting followed by a subsequent crash eastbound on the bay bridge making the commute hard on people this morning from san francisco. >>> and four people from the bay area killed in a plane crash yesterday after taking off in concord. we have the latest information on new information on those who passed away, next. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put th

later, eric dyson on his book, but truth sounds like and are unfinished conversation about race in america. to me this week in prime time and c-span2. >> we will start in baltimore, maryland. rachel, author of this girl stands at the door spoke earlier this year. >> good evening. good evening. welcome to the library, i'm head of this department and it's my pleasure to honor the special guest kurt rachel. rachel is an award-winning historian and associate professor at rutgers since 2011 her scholarly interest in the culture prospects of girlhood and race in postwar united states. she's the author of relative intimacy, another books. she received her phd from yale university and currently lives in brooklyn, new york. she has published several articles in the journal of social history, the yale journal of law in american history. she has also received a worst from the american council of learned society, the institute at harvard, the center for studies at harvard and the social science research council, this evening, rachel will discuss her latest, a girl stands at the door. the generation of

sam dyson trying to get out of a jam, and mission accomplished. giants beat the d-backs 3-2. and at the world golf championships in akron, justin thomas cruised to a win, his third victory of the year. get ready for golf's final major, the pga championship teeing off on thursday. rounds three and four will be here after those rounds. happy monday, everybody. >>> thank you. play of the day, world series rematch between the astros and dodgers. >> this ball is deep to center field, back at the track near the wall, and he's robbed a home run! >> houston center fielder jake marisnick bringing it back, dodgers hang on for the 3-2 win. >> reporter: at least one person is dead following abearly morning shooting heading eastbound on the bay bridge. we are live to show you the impact traffic is having. >>> four people from the bay area were killed in a plane crash in southern california. coming up, what we know about them this morning. the bay bridge the death toll from the fire near redding continues to rise. weather ad libs traffic ad libs >>> new this morning, shots ringing out on t

wednesday at 8:00 p.m., michael eric dyson with his book "what truth sounds like, rfk, james baldwin, and are unfinished conversation about race in america." "theday, brad smith with future of computing." bellow talksam about publishing authors from both the political right and left. watch book tv next week in prime time on c-span 2. c-span, where history unfolds daily. was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. government and private sector, they also talked about training employees within the organization and security. this event was hosted by the website nextgov. alex: good morning and welcome. i am alex treadway. it is my pleasure to welcome you to today's event.

michael eric dyson what truth sounds like. our unfinished conversation about race in america. there is at 8:00 p.m. microsoft president brad smith with the future computed. artificial intelligence and its role in society. and on friday at 8:00 p.m. adam bello. in all points of books talks about publishing authors from both the political right and left. watch book tv this week in prime time. and c-span two. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and c-n.

in the 10th, sam dyson, he walks robinson chirinos with the bases loaded to score the go ahead run so the rangers rally to win 7-6. a programming note for today, the 49ers game will be on right here on kpix 5, preview show starts at 1:00 with the game kicking off at 1:30. >>> serena williams is in the middle of a what not to wear spat with the french open. >> yeah, she's been banned from wearing a body suit at next year's event. now you may remember the tennis star wore this black nike cat suit back in may when she played in the tournament and took home her first grand slam win since giving birth to her daughter. williams said the cat suit made her feel like a barrier and -- warrior and reportedly helps her deal with blood clots but the outfit is now off limits. the french open says it will now introduce a stricter dress code. >> i don't see the problem there. >> conservative. >> yeah, yeah. feeling the pressure from the very department he was charged with overseeing. >> coming up the bay area police -- explains why he's stepping down. welcome back. it's just about welcome back. it's

a thought: how about scientists use those resources to end hunger, and then just put a wig on your dysonntil then, i'll just keep updating you on the sex stuff in my increasingly upsetting segment... ( laughter ) thank you, thank you. that opening graphic has never been more appropriate, never been more appropriate. high-tech advances always happen when someone asks the questions no one has thought to ask, like, "what if the design i make is for something that doesn't work?" and sex machines are no different, because sex robots may soon be able to turn down sexual advances from humans. so you'll soon be able to purchase all the fun of a sexless marriage. "how's it going with my sex robot?" it's going pretty well. we don't have sex, but we do have arguments about what goes in the top rack of the dishwasher. if the bowl is small enough, what's the big deal? put the bowl on the top!" but these robots-- >> jon: somebody, somebody. >> stephen: that is the clapping of recognition over there. but these robots can do a lot more than not have sex with you. one prototype has two separate modes: se

joining me to discuss this, michael eric dyson. his new book "what truth sounds like" dives deep into the conversation about race in america and politics. also, eliana johnson and cnn's senior political reporter nia-malika henderson. michael, if i could begin with you, the president of the united states calls a former senior adviser who he hired himself, a woman, a woman of color, he called her a dog after calling her a low life yesterday. >> i mean, this is reprehensible. we've seen this movie before. jim clark, bull connor, racist sheriffs in the south who dehumanized african-american people and subsequently applied policies that intended to undermine and subvert their democracy. this president even more ridiculously and carelessly and callously calling a black woman a dog. last time i checked, a female dog is a -- and this is what he called her. he's dehumanized so many other african-american people. his policies have undermined our integrity as citizens. a justice department that is undermining voting rights. we have people in

top of the tenth, two outs, bases loaded and same dyson walks robinson chirinos forcing in what turns out to be the game-losing run for the giants and it's a four-pitch walk. 7-6 texas, a microcosm of the giants season. that is a wrap of the morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning to you, and starting off with mostly cloudy skies and if you go out to the delta we are looking at clear conditions. live doppler 7 looking at an area of low pressure to the north and west of us that's allowing for low clouds and fog to linger. the west, southwesterly winds will allow for the winds to push out the smoke over the central valleys. here's some information on hurricane lane. the damaging winds now really those are past. it's a tropical storm with winds of 65 mills an hour. they're all tropical storm warnings and flooding concerns in hilo where they've had 43 inches of rain and three days of record rainfall and still looking at honolulu getting anywhere from three to five additional inches of rain

in the tenth, giants reliever, sam dyson walks in the winning run.he giants lose a heart breaker, 7-6. >>> the as in minnesota last night. one of their young stars chapman belts a three run homer. it broke open a close game. the as beat the twins 7-1. the as remain one and a half games behind the astros for the division lead. the as were on the road but it was a busy night at the oakland coliseum. here's a live look this morning. last night more than 40,000 fans were there to watch the raiders and the packers. first play of the game, carr 49 yards to cooper. it leads to a field goal. it was a bit of a lackluster game after that. neither im team played their starters for an extend period. warren scored the winning touchdown for the silver and black with five minutes left in the game. the raiders beat the packers, 13-6. >>> 7:42 right now. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, it's enough to make you dizzy. the story behind this boat running circles for nearly two hours. what happened to its driver? >>> call those donuts. hopefully th

top of the tenth, two outs, bases loaded, sam dyson walks robinson chirinos forcing in what turns outosing run for the giants. it's a four-pitch walk. 7-6, a microcosm. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weeken everybody. i'm larry beil. >> your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> saturday morning waking up to gray sky and temperatures mainly in the 50s and visibility not too bad and marine layer over 1500 feet deep and i want to get you caught up on the tropics where no longer is this a hurricane. lane is a tropical storm of winds of 65 miles an hour and it's pushing the hurricane away from the islands and it's not the wind we're worried about and additional rainfall of three to five inches and hilo is seeing three-day totals and it's been the wettest august ever and 8 to 12 inches possible in maaet and possibility of tornadoes for maui, oa hugh and 57 san jose. mount tam you will get into some sunshine and although the air quality is not ideal. it will improve today because of the west-southwest winds pushing some of the haze and smek back into the sacramento valley

sam dyson walks robinson chirinos forcing in what turns out to be the game-losing run for the giants. walk. 7-6, texas, a microcosm of the giants season. >> that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. hi, everyone. saturday morning starting out with plenty of cloud cover and visibility to two miles or a mile in the north bay and we're looking at moderate air quality and petaluma, look at that mild visibility and livermore, three mills and taking it down to santa cruz and later on today, a high of 70 degrees with some sun. 56 in the city and it's 60 in mountain view and upper 50s in san jose and morgan hill and half moon bay and maybe a few peaks of sun and sfo no delays and plenty of clouds and 54, santa rosa and upper 50s for you in concord. livermore has had fog and we're looking at a slightly warmer day today, inland. the air quality slowly improves over the weekend. emoriville, mostly cloudy and mainly in the east bay valley and say pleasanton and walnut creek and otherwise, very little change