his name, billy earl johnson.s a tough guy from east texas, home to the piney woods. he was the ring leader of a crew, related to billy by blood or marriage. >> a strange cast of characters. some might depict them as the heehaw gang. >> a lot of drugs, and a lot of meth. they hand it out to each other. >> the meeting with investigators, billy earl was a man on a mission. he wanted to cut a deal and fast. >> 49 years old. i got grandkids, i want to be free. i want out this weekend. >> billy told the cops hugh knew things about the shooting they did not. including the identity of the hit team. he played hard ball, as he mixed his met fors. >> i got the ace in the hole. i got the ball in my court. if you want the murder solved, you want t i will give it to you. >> if the cops didn't want to play. billy earl was going to zip it. >> i am not giving up anything until i have something solid on my end. i will die with it. >> he was sitting on important information. >> yes. >> i told him. i can't go to the da with you sayi

. >> it is my pleasure this afternoon to introduce earl hess . earl is the stuart w. mcclelland chair in history at lincoln memorial university in tennessee. he is the author of more than 20 books. i have a long list here. actually, one of my favorite books of earl's. one of earl's books i read in graduate school and is one of the finest and one of the very first books to explore soldier motivation and ideology. it is an outstanding book. but he has done any others that include "picket's charge," a book on field fortifications. a book on braxton bragg as well. a lot of people don't love braxton bragg. i'm not sure you will love him after you read earl's book, but it is a fair and well researched, deeply analytical look at that controversial general. earl has won a number of awards, including the tom watson price for his book on civil war tactics, something he will be speaking about today. and i should note, this book "fighting for atlanta," is published by the university of north carolina press. that in fact will be his topic. let me welcome earl hess. [applause] prof

let me welcome earl hess. [applause] mr. hess: thank you, pete, very much for that nice, generous introduction. "fighting for atlanta: tactics, terrain in the civil war" is the topic. the purpose is to understand one of the more important elements that influence the course of operations in the atlanta campaign. it is a follow-up to a trilogy that i did several years ago on field fortifications in the eastern campaigns. that was volume two of that trilogy coverage. fortification in the overland campaign and in volume three, the petersburg campaign. the atlanta campaign was one of --r campaigns in the savoy in the civil war that heavily used fortifications. atlanta, vicksburg in the western theater. a word or two may be in general about the atlanta campaign for people who may not have that much familiarity with it. very briefly. it is a major, long campaign. 100,000 union troops under william p. sherman divided into three armies. the army of the cumberland, the army of the tennessee, led by joseph johnson until july 18 when he

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see the earl of carlisle -- i will show another picture. this is in the late 1760's. i'm not sure -- the cartoon on the carlisle see peace commissioners bowing down before a female american indian and congress and the americans are symbolized as an american -- a native american. it gives you an idea of what this defeat looked like to the british. having spent the previous decade insisting on unlimited fiscal , parliament reversed itself with far-reaching measures. all enacted on the government's behest. the first repeal the tax on tea, the last of the 1767 towns and duties still in affect, and ran announced for all time parliament's right to levy taxes for colonial revenue. the second act repealed the massachusetts government act of 1774, which suspended the 1691 charter and invested the royal governor with broad discretionary powers. finally, parliament authorized carlisle and peace commissioners to arrange a cease-fire when they got to america to spend other colonial legislation enacted since 1763 if they thought it would help persuade congress to open negotiations

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and how is their owing what number of earl of. 7 if i can just ask you how that's going to how is it going to work we've got the president moving the government basically outside of the capital will it look it could one could say it looks like he's running away from the protests and the problems is that what he is doing there. well it's yeah well you could consider consider it that way but you could also call it a strategic retreat according to the government it's a it's also a measure to avoid violence and greater bloodshed and we've already have about 90 injured at least and we've got close to 700 arrests and of the historic center does have relatively narrow hilly streets with all the stones and since of some some unfortunate violence in the last couple of days so this legally warranted or possibly 'd. it does have some some reasons behind it but also of course this is a bit disused the situation gain time we've got a. rump government now working with anyway to keep troops in the city it's pretty much the same sciences as key to the capital while some cabinet ministers continue to

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the quake fos the east bay earl this week. >> we have team coverage on the anniversary. ann has more. >> reporter: you can download it on your phone. it is the nation's first of its kind earthquake warning system. this is called my shake. here is what it looks like. the california earthquake early warning system uses ground sensors from across the state to detect quakes before humans can feel them. you can get an alert before you can drop, roll on. it will give you a few precious seconds. b.a.r.t. trains could be stopped, elevators secure, open. this alert is for earthquakes that already started. the further you e overnext few years. this is not a perfect system. we are now leaning into this technology so i don't want to overpromise but i do want people to know that we are prepared to roll this out. >> reporter: the threshold is a 4.5 magnitude earthquake that would trip this. in addition a warning through the app, traditional alerts will also go out like wireless emergency alerts that you can get on your phone. now, similar systems are used in other countries, including

take this woman at the bronx zoo , who earl your earl your this week posted an instagram video, enteringion habitat, but was she crazy or just desperate for likes? believe me i know what it's like walking into a lion's den. i barely got out of there alive. >> [laughter] >> actually, they asked me to leave. eight times, [laughter] all right, so i don't know who to go to first because everybody has strong opinions. dana, we talked about this. defining success by the attention you see is not a good way to live. >> if you have aspirations to achieve something and you think that just because you become famous, you will achieve something, you are going to be sorely disappointed. i mean, i think instagram is really important for pictures of jasper. >> yes. >> and i mean america agrees. >> yes and the great thing about the dog is he doesn't know it's not like he checks his lights or anything. >> he's just famous. >> and the homeless guy with the dog. that dog is having a great time. he has no idea. >> he does get less home alone. >> that's true. >> mike we're creating a metric for self-worth tha

past the seventh day, we'll likely barm, towa the end oftihaclim to earl. a nice little taste of fall. we will on saturday morning in the north bay. then we'll gommer we'll get daye highs about 10 degrees above average. >> crazy watching those temperatures roller coaster like that. >> if you're going to d time ofo it. >> fine by me. >>> hey, anyone need a peacock? they're up for adoption. what you are going to need to take care of these big birds. >>> you might be sitting there right now thinking to yourself, why adopt a dog or a cat when i can adopt a peacock? >> why not? these four birds are looking for a forever home. the humane society says they'd make extent excellent pets for those who live in rural areas 'rrey desticad. >> the l >>> 103 regular season wins look great on paper. not going to get you any credit in the american league championship series. just ask the yankees. new york is going to be gone more game to houston. lose one 3rd inning. yankees up one. george springer hit a three-run home run off masahiro tanaka. carlos correa, that's a three-

. >> prosecutor earl silbert read the names of 60 government witnesses.white house lawyer and several former employees of the committee to re-elect the president. >> if you don't know richard nixon's psychology, if you don't know his background, you could never understand why the white house reacted to watergate the way it does. >> from day one, there was a great sense that we were under siege. and we were not deceiving ourselves that the press did not like us. both houses of congress did not like nixon. i mean, that is the truth. and the question is how you deal with it. >> he tries to build a little like mafioso group out of the oval office, people like haldeman and ehrlichman. guys that will take the bullet for you. pure loyalty. they fell under his spell. >> president nixon created what you'd have to call a paranoid atmosphere in the white house. that you're supposed to get your enemies. they took it literally, that if the president said you've got to go get your enemies, well, we've got to go get our enemies. >> nixon, he did not know they were doing

the driver world welterweight champ earl spence jr. was ejected from the car. spence is now in a hospital icu in serious condition police say is he expected to live. >>> in germany, simone biles made more history, with winning five all-around titles and is one step closer to an even bigger record. erin mclaughlin is there >> the stage belongs to simone biles. >> reporter: simone biles once again in a league of her own already considered the greatest of all time. today she nabs her fifth all-around world title two more medals here in germany and she'll become the most decorated gymnast at the world championships ever. >> i feel good after today put out good performances. wasn't too crazy didn't do anything crazy. >> does she do it? >> reporter: admitting she held back noticeably absent, double/double dismount off the balance beam known as the biles unprecedented for its difficulty last week the national gymnastics federation opted to assign the skill a lower value than experts believe it's worth. >> you're accredited with really pushing the sport forward with in

1974 film claudine provided single mother of six who falls in love with a garbageman played by james earl jones. in the 1980s she joined the long-running primetime soap opera dynasty. as diva dominique devereaux.>>> i intend to have a memorable stay.>>> she had another of guess rolls in tv series. including bill cosby's a different world. she received an emmy nomination. carol spoke proudly about her decades long career.>> happy. deliriously so about having had this career.>>> diane carol lived in oakland for a short time in the middle 70s. she died today in los angeles after a long bout with breast cancer. she was 84 years old. >>> james franco is facing a class action lawsuit alleging fraud and sexual exploitation at his former acting school. two of his associates have also been named in the suit. he claims the shuttered studio for acting school was a set up to exploit young women. students alleged they were pressured to take part in six scenes and perform partially nude. freckles attorney denied the allegations and said he will be filing a counter suit. >>> robert de niro is facing all

there was so much classified information leaked in the earl period of the russian investigation. there's so much we don't know d people are going to want to spin this in ways they want to do. they're going to be hysterical about it but i think it could be simple as barr doing what p wants to do and durha keeping the facts and an open mind. robert: down from the d.o.j. to the capitol and you happenedd ambassador taylor behind closed doors give damagin testimony about a quilled pro quo in the trump administration. do they see this as a major urning -- turning points? >> this is some of the most detailed testimony we've seen so far. it was a 15-major opening statement reall laying out in sort of cinematicurns. it was beautifulif written,he way taylor takes usnto taking eob. it reminded me of movies where someone is brought into a different world like goodllas or "hustlers." somebody taken into a different world a they're trying to figure it out and h comes to realize there are two different foreign policiesoing onnd then this leads into h h explanation of what he you thinp sos to be

underway thursday at the tower of gold stage were festival favorites like emmylou harris and steve earle will return for another rousing performance. bay area favorite is expected to show up along with other new faces. >> nick flame from nashville will be here. we have a couple of groups from overseas. we have a group from the ukraine. we have also one from the uk. >> reporter: nick howland's father, is the man behind the music. he's the reason why thousands of people enjoy this free festival year after year. it seems some changes since its inception in 2001 but all in an effort to guarantee a good time. >> we do have to deal with the world as we find it not as we wish it were and that means we had to think in recent years more and more about security every year. >> reporter: this year more fencing. a secure perimeter with four entry and exit points. the potential for long lines doesn't seem to bother longtime festivalgoers. >> are you happy to hear about the safety changes ? >> i am. absolutely. because all of the trouble with mass shootings in this country, i think any large venue like

earl bevans, who's 22, has also been charged with two counts of attempted murder.andler, was remanded in custody on the same charges. at least a0 people have died in iraq after a fresh wave of anti—government protests descended into violence. reports say half of the victims were killed while trying to storm the offices of militia groups and the government. protesters are demanding more jobs, better public services, and an end to corruption. meanwhile, the dup conference begins in belfast today amid further signs of tension between the party and the conservatives over brexit. leader arlene foster, who will make her speech this afternoon, has accused borisjohnson of breaking commitments he made when speaking to the dup conference last year. she added her party will consider this weekend whether to back the prime minister's call for a general election. i feel that he did not do what was best for the people of northern ireland and i mean everyone knows he was here last year, he made very clear claims and very clear commitments but he hasn't stood by those commitments.

ready for the signal from the earl marshal and the marquis of. days gone by including the herald and the gentlemen at arms and all of the other people. and the symbol of the other people. and the symbol of the sovereign's authority, in this case the imperial state crown, the cap of maintenance and sword of state, but the procession is unchanged in centuries. lord —— lord houghton, taking the sword of state today. and opposite him, baroness evans of bowes park, leader of the house of lords. they are the senior peers. they are performing the duty of carrying the regalia today. the state trumpeter is sharply focused on the on the marquis of cholmondeley and the duke of norfolk who will be giving the symbol to start the symbol itself. —— procession itself. statues of previous monarchs in the fat gallery corner, and the great paintings of wellington's great victories, they dominated the royal gallery. it is neutral ground here, if you like, not part of the partisan areas, including the house of commons and the precincts of the commons. it is used by p

i'm very happy to report tremendous success with respect to turkey and i want to thank president earl warren i want to thank our vice president mark. secretary of state great job for all of the people that we sent over the last 3 days we said early group this is an amazing outcome this is an outcome regardless of how the press would like to damp it down this was something that they've been trying to get for 10 years you would've lost millions and millions of lives they couldn't get it without a little rough love as i called it. that there had been some question about the meeting scheduled to take place next month at the white house november 30th between us president donald trump and president air to wind or a few hours ago there was indication from the white house that meeting may not be happening if there was not a ceasefire achieved but the latest from the u.s. president is that meeting is still scheduled to go ahead and in the meantime know some very young. people in congress about this us turkey agreement. yet there's a lot of caution optimism to outright criticism and a lot of it

are more we're now joined live by a european affairs expert earl rest muson who is an executive vice president at the eurasia center now the ruling is being described as the largest award in the history of the world trade organization how serious is this for relations between the u.s. and europe. well jacqueline the relations have been kind of mixed so far to say that lightly and i do not think this is going to contribute to the relationship at all i mean we've seen the u.s. put pressure on europe but we've had our steel tariffs that were put in place same pressure put on them and far as work as far as with north korean to i do not think this is this is definitely not going to be helpful in the e.u. u.s. relations now brussels has already said that they're ready to retaliate what do you think that might look like. i think you could definitely could see every tell you a sham to be if you look at it e.u. from a composite perspective is is the u.s. is the largest trading partner and and so you know with the top ones obviously being u.k. a german a. metal in the is then there france ital

get more we're joined by young st pierre an expert from the modern security consulting group here in earl and we have authorities they're being very cautious you know discussing any possible motive tell us what they will have been looking at in the past 24 hours all the i guess the most important thing that they'll look at is that the contents of the cell phone of computers because they went of course in one of the secure the crime scene but it's about the contacts we've learned over the last few years that these so-called lone actors actually are back bursar web of actors that support them somehow or instead incite them to act and i think this is what they're doing that that's the reason why they were able to investigate or to go to areas today in certain different apartments to see if there weren't more clues more insights as to why he did this because they were able to find the proper information of possible contacts in the cell phone the electronic gear so the 20 next 24 hours will be to see just to find out just how wide this wedding is and also just how did the robbery and we don't

thames valley police say they've charged 22 year old earl bevans with two counts of murder and two countse were involved in the attack in archford croft and have urged them to come forward. britain's biggest remaining payday loan provider, quickquid, is to close —— with thousands of complaints about its lending still unresolved. quickquids' american owners said they were exiting the uk market because of what it described as "regulatory uncertainty". there are around 10,000 customers who say they were given loans they could not afford to repay. if their claims are upheld, those affected may only receive a fraction of their compensation. in a race against the brexit clock, two young lynx wild cats have been hastily shipped to the uk from france. it was feared a no—deal brexit might have halted plans to transport the young brother and sister from the continent, but they're fast becoming star attractions at their new home at a wildlife park in kent. robin gibson has the story. finding theirfeet, pushing the boundaries. they may look like soft, cuddly bundles of fun, but in nature, the lynx do

earl bevans, who is 22, was remanded in custody.their power cut — as the emergency services continue to battle two rapidly spreading wildfires in the state. a local electricity company says it intends to turn off power in 36 counties — after one of its transmission towers developed a fault near one of the fires. angus crawford reports. through smoke and flames, help from the skies. emergency services at either end of the state, tackling wildfires driven by 70 mph gales. wine country north of san francisco under threat. everyone evacuate! the fire's coming up! and fear further south in santa clarita. 50,000 residents forced to evacuate. two days now, two very long, sad, disappointing days. there's nothing to burn in my area. it all burned out. literally around two, three in the morning, it felt like it was a train ripping through my car. even pets had to seek sanctuary. there has been limited damage, no injuries reported and most fires are under control. but rising winds may stoke the flames. we're potentially going to see a historic

they're fighting for centuries i want to bring our soldiers back home but i do want to secure the earl of use read about the history of donald trump i was a civilian i had absolutely nothing to do with going into iraq and i was totally against it but i always used to say if they're going to go in nobody cared that much but it got written back if they're going to go and i'm sure you've heard the statement because i meant it when any human being alive if they're going into iraq keep the oil. they never did they never did i know lindsey graham had a bill where basically we would have been paid back for all of the billions of dollars that we've spent many many billions of dollars and i hate to say it it's actually trillions of dollars but many many billions of dollars and. by one vote they were unable to get that approved in the senate they had some pretty big opposition from people that shouldn't oppose like a president and they were unable if you did that iraq would be a much different story today because they would be owing us a lot of money they would be treating us much differently bu

earl bevans, who is 22, was remanded in custody.e, our reporter helen mulroy sent this update. 0ne one big on since the fatal stabbing is of two teenagers at a milton keynes house party and now a second man has been charged with their murders. 22—year—old appeared at high wycombe magistrates' court this morning, wearing a greyjumper and with a black eye he spoke only yes to confirm his name, legal representation and the charges against him. two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. he was remanded in custody and will appear at luton crown court on monday. another man, who has also been charged in relation to this case, a 2i—year—olds, will also appear at luton crown court on monday. now, thames valley police say that this investigation is ongoing, they say that they know others were involved in these murders and they are urging them to come forward. the owners of the daily telegraph, david and frederick barclay, have put the newspaper up for sale. it's part of a wider review of their assets which has already seen the

earl bevans, who is 22, was remanded in custody. demonstrations to give the government time to come up with solutions to their demands. yesterday, a0 people were killed and 2,000 others were injured in violent demonstrations. protesters are demanding more jobs, better public services, and an end to corruption. the iraqi prime minister, adil abdul—mahdi, has refused to resign but promised to reshuffle his cabinet. torrential rain has caused flooding and landslides in japan, leaving at least ten people dead. thousands of people were forced to spend the night in tokyo's narita airport. eastern coastal areas were the worst hit. the prime minister, shinzo abe, said the authorities were doing everything possible to help people in the affected areas. the billionaire owners of the telegraph, david and frederick barclay, are reportedly in the early stages of selling the newspaper. the brothers, who are in their eighties, bought the paper in 2004 for more than £660 million. i spoke to our business correspondent, katie prescott, earlier. so th

so all these decisions you see late this morning and afternoon, every time you see lord this and earl that, that's the 1% to have the power. the second thing i will add is britishliar way of the to be disparaging about everybody else. , the startn london at the service station which is 40 miles up, anywhere north of their is somebody to be treated with suspicion. you get further north in scotland, they had the audacity to have a rebellion. the irish are beyond the pale and nobody takes much notice of the welsh. i won't even mention the french. today, the bbc has in recent years been forced to go to try and take some more respect out of london into the provinces. it's going on still today. whoou of the bunch people are always bleeding for help that they are not paying it that a 3000 miles away. i don't think the british people really wanted to consider british people on the others of the atlantic without much respect, it's a peculiar trait but i'm sure it was there. >>>> great point. thank you. questions? thank you. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours on americ

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but if it makes you feel good to say it was a demon and not uncle earl, cool, whatever.g: you just ruined scooby doo for a lot of people. >> if you haven't figured out scooby doo now, you're not going to. >> there goes my weekend. greg: it's the old. >> the old white man, every time. greg: it's always joe biden. i want demons to exist, pete. i want to know there's a second place i can go to. i don't want to go to heaven. i want to bother people on earth. i want to be a spirit. i want to annoy you. >> you are well on your way, greg. well on your way. if that's your goal. >> good for you, demons are real. i grew up as a baptist, the flip side of the catholics. although we didn't know if we were christians either. >> not before we got the holy water on you. >> but the board was an absolute touch no matter what. but i think it's because it ear yously is a he flexion of the reality that kids can't handle the reality of the spiritual world yet and they're rightfully fearful of it. but 13% of people think vampires are real? who are these people? >> vampires. greg: yeah, they're

emmylou harris will be here and steve earl and longtime performers at this music festival. they will be returning. the fantastic negrito is also going to perform. you may expect long lines when you enter the festival this year. there will be tighter security unfortunately in light of recent events and mass shootings that have happened. there will be extra volunteers and in the area of hellman hollow and other parts of golden gate park they will have a secure perimeter witchel, with only four entrances and exits. fleet week will have airshows and law enforcement leaders have talked about the increased efforts to keep everyone safe at these major events. they urged the public to help them by being aware of their surroundings. but vigilant. if you see something, say something. call us if it is an emergency. we will be there. but the fire department will be putting extra resources on duty during fleet week to ensure that we can take care of everyone. >> reporter: in addition to those activities is also the italian heritage best full in the city. and along with the bluegrass fes

we saw this in texas where texas attempted to purge voters from the hot earls county by county by directing registrars to use faulty dmv data. to send notices to those who we're not citizens when they went to the dmv and tell them that they were effectively being accused of being ineligible voters. fortunately the litigation prevented that from going forward. but we now see that the administration is using the same faulty databases to created the database of citizens with the intent of that then be used, or state or locality might choose to test the constitutional limits of one person and one vote. and might choose to equalize population among districts based on something other than total population. clearly that use of faulty citizenship data when a tremendous impact on the voting rights latinos. and raises monday concerns. upcoming those concerns are the ongoing rhetoric comes from this administration that seems to target every latino and immigrant in the country regardless if they have naturalized or not. we are concerned that this ongoing rhetoric including the invasions of privacy and

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. >> reporter: in lake park, florida, dealer earl walks through a lot that he owns but refuses to sellve takata air bags. >> if i can't sell a car that i would sell to my own family, i'm not going to sell the car. >> reporter: stewart estimates he has lost close to $600,000 on those cars over the past three years because he can't get the parts to fix them. >> we have to hold those cars until the takata air bag is available to fix it. so i'm suffering a huge amount. most of that, half a million dollars plus is from depreciation. >> reporter: but other dealers do sell cars with safety recalls. a new report from the u.s. public interest research group surveyed 28 autonation dealerships around the country and says of 2,400 used cars for sale, one out of nine had unrepaired safety recalls. some were takata air bag and general motors ignition switches linked to injuries and deaths. adam garber co-authored the report. >> these recalls range from explosive takata air bags to steering malfunctions to seat belt problems that could put the lives of drivers, passengers and others on the road at ri

this entrance is at the cor corr of earl and ingerson or montana clark drive.the interior is montana clark drive so as you cross the street that is the major gateway to the project. on the right is the food hall i mentioned. on the left is the hotel. far in the distance you can see the open spaces. the film art center. we think it is an elegant civic building for this community, and we have invested a great deal of time and effort and energy designing this because we do feel that a major civic building is important to the community, to have something that stands out as a signature kind of development space. now, the next thing i want to talk with you about is some changes to the sub phase boundary for cpo5 and changes within the alice griffith neighborhood. one of the things we have done is that we have moved a community lot from the corner of ingerson and harn nein the middle of the retail and we moved that to this location in alice griffith where we think it can more appropriately serve community needs. we are retaining a small piece of community use on the s

countries as diverse as iraq and iran in peru and malaysia, various other countries, ver from a very earle gave me a profound appreciation for what we do have as american citizens. not just at home but anywhere in the world, u.s. passports still mean something, it means that you are a citizen of the greatest nation, the freest nation on the face of the earth, it does not mean were citizens of a perfect land, there is no perfect land, it does mean and still means and hopefully always will mean to everybody else in the world that there is something special about the individual who carries the passport of the united states of america and of always appreciated that and i say having growing up in societies in countries where those freedoms that so many of our fellow citizens take for granted won't exist. and that was very mindful when i took the oath of office. jim has taken at least one in the air force but i have taken 30's to this country to support and defend the constitution of the laws both as an official with the cia many years ago then as jim mentioned, as united states attorney for the

. >> earl thomas he spent nine years with the seahawks, making his return to seattle.ussell wilson through his first interception of the year. it is picked up by marcus peters, who was acquired from the rams earlier this week. 67 yards to pay dirt. 13 head 10 lead. late in the third quarter. an eight yard score. the ravens won 30-16. giving the seahawks their second loss of the year. >>> the raiders and the packers look like they were headed to a until one play changed everything. right tackle, pick it up second quarter. that is a touchdown. the raiders lead 10-7. only 2:00 left in the second half. car tries to reach the pylon, it was confirmed after the review that that was a touchback. 20 seconds left from the 37. and that is a touchdown. 21-10, prs thd quarter, rogers. you can see how one play changed the game. oakland try to keep it close. with an contract extension this week. the raiders could not stop rogers. this is rogers fifth touchdown pass of the game. 35-17. they go for it on fourth and goal. he ran for 24 yards, but he was shot shortly. the packers take ov

. >> i'm going to get the duke of earl gray. >> reporter: and then discovered a foosball table.turally talked about economic ty and another of yang's big ideas. reforming how we calculate gross domestic product, or gdp. >> well, if you want to see how out of whack gdp is, all you have to do is look at my family. my wife is at home with our two boys, one of whom is autistic. and one is her work every day included at gdp, zero. and we know that her work is among the most important work being done for our society. >> reporter: isn't your work also valued at zero right now running as president? >> it probably is. >> reporter: instead of just measuring economic output, yang-style gdp -- >> would include things like our health and life expectancy. our mental health and freedom from substance abuse. how our kids are doing. how clean our air and water are. >> reporter: but the center piece of the yang campaign is what he calls the freedom dividend. as president he would give a thousand dollars a month, $12,000 a year, to every american adult, rich or poor. >> our economy functions much

if you look behind you can see the path in the kincaid fi earl yesterday morning blasting d bu it jumped over the slow road and continue downhill. moved over and continue downhill. closer to highway 128. 24 hour period decay fire destroyed 49 homes, and structures we should say. we seen some of them as were driving along highway 120. started around 9:30 wednesday night. evacuation orders put into effect within hours, they are still in place. for the town of geyserville, and 2000 people who live in the surrounding area. many people are anxiously waiting to see if their homes are still standing. others got confirmation of their fears and the fire consumed their homes. the vineyard assistant manager, we met here, spoke with this morning and said trying to keep things in perspective. >> as long as everyone is okay that is the best greatest thing if everyone is okay. no death, no nothing. people got evacuated police did a great job. to mac >> reporter: our near highway 1 there is no sign of any active fire, firefighters told us the fire still active, 5% contained. still burning, active mostly

but the bigger concern for pittsburgh, ravens safety earl thomas hitting the quarterback and knocking he was rushed to the hospital with a concussion. in north carolina, christian mccaffery slipping over the defense for a touchdown, panthers win, 34-27. remarkable 27 remarkablejob by k again. the left going wild for a second whistleblower comes forward on president trump and ukraine. our next guest worked for the department of defense and says who cares. why he's more interested in answers from democrats plus, she had no id and no boarding pass. how did she end up on a delta flight. the fbi wants to know as well, the investigation into that major security breach, coming up. ♪ learning to fly. but i ain't got wings. ♪ coming down is the hardest thing. ♪ heather: welcome back. a second whistleblower surfacing in connection with the president's phone call with ukraine. but this one apparently has more, quote, firsthand knowledge of what was said. but what's more direct than the transcripts that we already have. we've already seen and we've read them ourselves. here to help answer that qu