emmett refused to go.ushed away and was trying to find an answer and try to surprise him by cleaning out his car and found a weird envelope. weird envelope? what-- just an envelope that was some sort of pill. i researched online, and one of the side effects was problems with intimacy and sexuality. i thought maybe if he was doing that that could explain why he didn't necessarily want me. did you take it personally too, though? you want to be everything that they want. it was hard not to take personal. keith morrison: especially when emmett, who'd been working out more and more, announced he was going to a fitness competition in ohio on their wedding anniversary. what did that feel like? lonely. he called and said, "happy anniversary, i'll call you later," but didn't call back. and the night before he came home, my oldest son, who was-- he'd just turned four-- was screaming one night for probably two hours. "my dad's going to die. my dad's going to die. he's going to die." and i just held him, tried calling

emmett brown. delivers. that is nash. up to the 35. >> michael: just high, low, high, low, those are the concepts that work best for san jose state, taking one deep. one underneath. statements they roll out. sometimes they slide in. >> j.b.: brown claps for the snap, lacking left. going to the ground with a first down catch jackson canaan his tight end. ball made ready for play, there goes the clock, four-man rush for the cougs. again on time, on target. nash makes two miss. reaching for the at hidown field they mark them short, kyle thornton drags them down on the 49. >> michael: nash so good at filling the pressure. where the d.b. is coming from, sometimes he turns upfield. sometimes he breaks it back inside. the top receiver right there. >> j.b.: here comes the blitz, straight up the middle. brown heaves. oh, what a catch! owe the shoulder. try shop hurry to the 20. >> michael: beautiful catch. keep your feet in bounds, still got time on the clock. playback is wide open. >> j.b.: brown still working with the time-out.

. >>> and details about the torture and murder of emmett till. i'm jonathan capehart and this is the saturday show. >>> we are entering the final stretch in the race for 2024. there is just 59 days until the election. but some will get to cast their ballots sooner. a handful including pennsylvania are scheduled to begin early voting this month. voters also get a chance to see vice president kamala harris and donald trump face off in their first and possibly only debate this tuesday. earlier today, the vice president took a short break from debate prep to visit a small spice shop in pittsburgh. when asked if she was ready to take on donald trump. here is what she had to say. >> yes. >> what's the one thing you want to get across to him? >> well, there's a lot. but, look, it is time to turn the page. on the divisiveness. it is time to bring our country together. >> this weekend, her campaign surrogates will hold over 2,000 events talking about trump's extreme plans to ban abortion nationwide. cut social security and medicare. meanwhile, harris' run

newly revealed details about the torture and murder of emmett till and the journalist who withheld information about the man who killed the young boy. i am in for jonathan capehart, and you are watching "the saturday show." ♪ >>> we are entering the final stretch in the race for 2024. there are 59 days until the election, but some americans will get the chance to cast their ballots even sooner. a handful of states including the crucial battleground state of pennsylvania are scheduled to begin early voting this month. voters will also get a chance to see vice kamala harris and donald trump face off in their first and possibly only debate this tuesday. earlier today the vice president took a short break from debate prep to finish a small spice shop in pittsburgh. when asked if she was ready to take on trump here's what she had to say. >> yes. >> what's the one thing you want to get across to him? >> well, there is a lot but look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it is time to bring our country together, chart a new way forward. >> this weekend, harris campaign surrogates will hold

as emmett brown goes to work. no flags down.it toward nick nash. >> michael: aggressive play down the field. wouldn't one matchup with nash, you have to take it. but gut a give the clock rolling again, i expect him to hand the football off. keep it ticking. >> j.b.: saw first year head coach ken niumatalolo. sixth year wide receiver nick nash his go to. coming off brown on second down. nash makes a contested catch. shakes off a tackle at the shoulders. and he's up to the 31. >> michael: just as good as a run right there. the speed out has been their bled bred and butt you are in it comes to throwing the football. nash attacks the outside shoulder. gushiken right there. easy throw and cash. hard to tack that would big man. >> j.b.: the zoo crew ready to go. third and five. brown. picked. intercepted! kyle thornton! captain clutch. >> michael: thornton does it again you need a big play, 52 will deliver. >> j.b.: six days after he cemented his place in apple cup lore. has he saved the night and given his cougs a chance to get to 4-

this book is part a meditation on emmett till's murder. it's also part memoir.d investigating the story help you reckon with your family's history. >> you know, i, i love that, uh, i think it's the malcolm x quote that everywhere south of canada is the south. so, you know, it was very important to me to learn my own family history, but i also think it's very important for all americans to read about this square of land around the barn where emmett till was killed, and think about their own square of land, and, you know, i, i think that the project of, of continuing the american experiment feels to me rooted in the idea that we first have to agree on a common history. and i hope that this book is a tiny pebble in the lake of that. sends out some ripples, but that that was that investigation, reckoning, interrogation, whatever the verb you want to use is absolutely essential to this project. geoff: wright thompson, the book is the barn the secret history of a murder in mississippi. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much, geoff. ♪ geoff: one of rock and rol

my next guest grew up just 2030 miles from where emmett till was murdered. but the history books that he wrote in high school never even mentioned till's name and it wasn't until he left the state for college that he learned a story that shaped the civil rights movement in america. i source tonight is right, right. thompson, the bestselling author of the new book, the barn, the secret history of a murder and mississippi you spent four years researching this book and talk about how a lot of these details about his murder that, that aren't well-known as to the title of the book alludes to. were hidden in plain sight kind of. >> well, i mean the thing that totally shocked me when i got into it was how much of it had been been erased. and then when you start digging into it, intentionally erased, i mean, one of the things that i came away believing about our country, frankly, was that like the real enemy of the american experience is a racer and so what, what i found was people who over the course of 70 years had been trying to erase this crime. and then a group

and the people got the message and so the election was on a tuesday and emmett and his cousins and his friends went to the store on a wednesday. and so one of the many untold things about this story is that it is so closely related to political rhetoric. and two metaphorical violent rhetoric. and like i did, i certainly wasn't taught any of that mississippi. i don't know if you are an alabama the fear mongering that you hear in the speeches of politicians is what leads to violence that we see in this. >> it's just like you end up with like small people who will do anything for a vote and don't realize that there are angry, desperate people listening to and you just see happening over and over and over its powerful and really painful to read this book. >> and i just wonder as someone from the south who didn't learn about this growing up, how that makes you feel as you were looking through this and thinking, what if i had known this when i was 14-years-old? >> my mom is very politically active on facebook and she lives alone and sometimes i worry about her mom's are yeah. one time i aske

where emmett whistled at a white woman.e what monsters did in murdering her son shocked the conscience of the nation. but there's a forgotten and more heroine building. the barn, where j.w. mill and roy bryant murdered emmett in cold blood. in the barn, the secret history of a murder in mississippi, wright thompson wrote, "the barn where till was murdered was just some guy's barn. full of decorative christmas angels and duck-hunting gear, sitting there with sunflower county, without a marker horrify sort of memorial, hiding in plain sight, haunting the land." joining me now is wright thompson, author of "the barn, the secret history of a murder in mississippi," which hits bookstores on tuesday. wright, it's great to see you again. thank you for coming to the show. >> thank you so much. hiding in plain sight. and talk about why it moved you to write this book? >> you know, we think of the emmett till murders as one of the famous murders up there. when you start researching it though, you are sort of stunned by how much isn't

talk about why the barn hiding in plain sight moved you to write this book. >> we think of the emmetturders in american history up there with abraham lincoln and john t kennedy. when you start researching it you are stunned by not only how much is not known still, but how much still has been erased. so, the fact that the barn was sitting there hiding in plain sight. i felt in there lay not only the secrets of this murder but of, the history of our whole country, frankly. >> in that, it jumped out to me. we met when i went down to mississippi to interview secretary holand when she was there as part of the site visit that led to to emmett till monument but there i was in this what i thought of the grocery store, this sort of redone place and someone said no, it is actually over there. and it was completely dilapidated and overgroan. it seems to me, hiding in plain sight is the way things seem to be done down there. >> you know, you have the barn that is hiding in plain sight, the store hiding in plain sight, much of the history that we know about this comes from journalist who wrote a h

emmett brown rolls out. he's trying to hit nick nash.ad tre'shaun henry gets blasted and holds on for the go ahead touchdown with 26 seconds left. so it's 4643. but dean janikowski from 52 as time expires to force overtime. and that's where they are right now in double ot tied at 46. you have to watch the morning news to find out how it ends. sports on abc why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not

>> it was during the pandemic and some guy that works for the emmett till interpreter city asked me ife. i went over there and found-- i don't know if you guys have been to memory sites in the world, but i found that it felt like a vessel that carried some sort of existential truth about our past, our present, and it was so haunting and menacing, just sitting there unmarked, i got obsessed with it and started doing this. before, it was a magazine assignment or a book it was something personal, if i am going to live in this place, i need to know about. >> people built we know everything there is to know about the torture of that man, 14-year-old emmett till, there is so much more you layout in the book. what did you find as you laid out this path? >> i found both a macro and a micro thing. the macro is that there were many details that not only were unknown, but had been intentionally erased. the murder weapon was sitting in a safety deposit box in a bank in greenwood, mississippi and the barn was unmarked. and then, that erasure really hits hard, because he realized, the reason we don'

emmett brown rolls out. he's trying to hit nick nash. instead tre'shaun henry gets blasted and holds on for the go ahead touchdown with 26 seconds left. so it's 4643. but dean janikowski from 52 as time expires to force overtime. and that's where they are right now in double ot tied at 46. you have to watch the morning news to find out how it did tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now so you can start streaming. but that is it for tonight. thank you for watching. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, larry beil. >> all of us here. we appreciate your time as always. right now on jimmy kimmel, kumail nanjiani. >> have a great night and a wonderful weekend. announcer: hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪ ♪ on today's show, unique finds at a mysterious beach. a 20 year old tradition. forever homes

fourth and ten emmett brown got to have it rolling out trying to hit nick nash.s blasted and holds on for the go ahead touchdown with 26 seconds left. they're up three but dean janikowski hits from 52 as time expires. and that forces overtime tied at 46. and then it's dillon payne scoring from seven yards out. they get the two point play. so san jose state they need this. it's brown. he's in trouble. the ball is loose and that's your ball game. that was a two point play 5452 double overtime. the spartans suffered their first loss of the year. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. >> thank you larry. well again the a's take on the yankees again today at 607 francis how's it looking around then? >> it will be nice in oakland with some clearing. but right now we're all under a lot of gray skies and clouds. except for some very inland areas. here's a look at live doppler seven satellite image. so the clouds along the bay and the coast and it is looking a bit gloomy as we show you a live shot of alcatraz in san francisco. it's

fourth and ten emmett brown got to have it rolling out trying to hit nick nash.nstead it's tre'shaun henry who gets blasted and holds on for the go ahead touchdown with 26 seconds left. they're up three but dean janikowski hits from 52 as time expires and that forces overtime tied at 46. and then it's dillon payne scoring from seven yards out. they get the two point play. so san jose state they need this. it's brow. he's in trouble. the ball is loose. and that's your ball game. that was a two point play 5452 double overtime. the spartans suffered their first loss of the year. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. >> thanks, larry. well francis a bittersweet weekend for the a's. tonight's home game at 607. how's it looking? >> it's going to look pretty comfortable for oakland this afternoon and this evening with temperatures in the 70s. but you'll want to grab a jacket because things will cool down after the game starts. here's live doppler seven satellite radar image. so we have clouds off the coast and that has spilled i

emmett brown got to have it rolling out trying to hit nick nash.ets blasted and holds for on the go ahead touchdown with 26 seconds left. they're up three, but dean janikowski hits from 52 as time expires. and that forces overtime tied at 46. and then it's dillon payne scoring from seven yards out. they get the two point play. so san jose state they need this. it's brown. he's in trouble. the ball is loose and that's your ball game. that was a two point play 5452 double overtime. the spartans suffered their first loss of the year. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry bei. >> thanks, larry. well the a's carry on their final home stand at the coliseum today against the yankees. as we mentioned, first pitch is at 607. francis, how's it looking around there? >> it's going to be very comfortable. you'll need your sunglasses in oakland today. but of course things will cool down after 7:00 this evening during the game. here's a look at live doppler seven satellite radar image. so we have some clo coasd that has spilled

for example, there is the emmett till anti-lynching act signed by president biden just two years ago that made lynching a federal hate crime offense. i'm back with my panel the reason that this is interesting is it partly because it's actually seems like part of a pattern. there is a bit of a war here, politically speaking, over who is speaking to black men and some of these really high-profile black men are are expressing those views and a quick google search could have addressed this issue. >> so first i want to point out, you know, tyrese, i think it's coming from a good place. he cares deeply about black and brown people, about his community. so his passion in that moment was came from, from powerful feelings. but i will also say this the best kind of misinformation in the best kind of disinformation always starts from a kernel of truth. the kernel of truth, in this case, was the fact that there is this anti hate crime passed under the biden administration what then happens? there is that we see a lot of stuff that is put into a special, essentially an echo chamber that suggest t

dan emmett, the former secret service agent on how this could have happened. a little luck.

trailing late in the fourth, emmett brown looking for his man. they take a three-point lead. you want to hurry up and in this game but a 52 yarder is good. we are all tied up. this game made it to second overtime. the spartans needed a miracle and they found it in nick nash , bring some within two. they had to get the two-point conversion in double overtime. brown had pressure and no dice. 54-52, one heck of an effort. >>> said week because this is the final one at the coliseum for the letter a's. >> so hard to believe. >> it stinks. they are off monday. bruce pucci will actually bid farewell to the coliseum. a lot of great games i'm sure he played there is a member of the giants. >> it is weird. choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be... like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. book direct at choicehotels.com. it'll be raining cats and dogs again. time to waterproof with gorilla. waterproof with gorilla? gorilla waterproof patch & seal.

a barn in mississippi, the site of one of the most notorious killings in history. 14-year-old emmettis crime, allegedly whistling as a white woman. the two white men charged with till's murder were acquitted in what many call a mockery of justice with an all white jury reaching that verdict very quickly. decades later, the barn itself sits on the property of a dentist. for generations, few people knew of its significance, including the dentist. in the new book "the barn," the secret history of a murder in mississippi, author wright thompson writes this, "the barn where till was murdered was just some guy's barn, full of decorative christmas angels and duck hunting gear, sitting there in sunflower county without a marker or any sort of memorial. hiding in plain sight, haunting the land." he chronicles his travels to mississippi to uncover several unknown truths about the infamous crime, while also exploring some other sites were forgotten or erased by history. mark wright thompson joins us now, senior writer for espn. also with us, president of the national action network, host of "po

. >> already with 2 td's hears number 3 emmett brown going to find a be through for 355 yards and 4 touchdownsschool record 17 receptions for 225 yards and 3 scores. san jose state also remains undefeated by that same score. 31 to 10. we moved from the gridiron to the baseball diamonds, sort of you see there forty-niners hall of fame linebacker patrick willis throwing out the first pitch tonight at oracle park before the giants and padres game. we'll tell you what. and he suit up the giants could certainly use him after scoring 13 runs against milwaukee. on wednesday. the giants have been shut out in 2 straight games coming into tonight and with the padres up one-nothing xander boegarts makes it 2 zip with his 10th home run of the season. giants offense remain silent. they become the first team in the majors this year to get shut out in 3 straight games. >> and it's the first time that happened to the giants since 1992. giants fall 8 to nothing. about the aging. they had some fans gather in the south side of chicago to watch their team faced the white sox who it lost 16 straight home games. bu

emmett rolling out, looking for his man. they take a three-point lead less than a minute to go. hurry up and and this game is what they wanted but once you had other plans. the 52-yarder is good and we are all tied up in this game. it was sent to second overtime. koop scored first. bertans need to score and they find nick nash. it brings them within two. they had to go for the two-point conversion and double overtime. brown had pressure no dice. 54 -52 for the first loss of the season, one heck of an effort. one man has been racking up the highlights this year and it is not often you see a football player stick out one place in this era of college athletics but san jose states nick nash is an exception to that becoming a spartan for life when he had every reason to leave. >> i really love the culture here and i feel like they have put so much into me and i just wanted to return the favor. >> nick nash is one of the best receivers in the nation. he is at the top of nearly every single receiving category. >> he's got all the tools, he's got the size, he's got the speed. >> it is h

emmett till, another horrific story. these are very important. the final thing to go back to thurgood marshall, he had a game plan, a long-term game plan. when he started in 1940, who would have dreamed that in 14 years, the supreme court would have brown v. board of education? but he had a strategy and again i think we are thinking what is the strategy moving forward. >> and that brings me to the second to last question. what is the strategy? on one heat if you think about it the reconstruction amendment we are looking at starting 1865 and moving on, 1964 we get the civil rights act. 1965, at the voting rights act. that is 100 years. how much forward should we be looking in these times, given how serious they are? we have already seen the dismantling of part of the voting rights act, something you should be solemn before congress where it was bipartisan support for the reauthorization of the voting rights act. no longer necessarily the case at all. the struggles we have already talked about with regard to k-12 education and the gutting of fundam

how great were those moments between mateer and emmett brown. and ben arbuckle. >> michael: that's awesome. man, it's a brotherhood out here. you mate change the jersey but the love is it still there and to have th*et are them battle till the end. double overtime. goodness gracious. great store, someone had to lose but emmett brown should walk out of here with his head up. >> j.b.: back down to camryn. >> camryn: look being at this guy. he's directing not just traffic on the field but also behind us. john, this was an incredible mash upcoming off the win to washington. speak to the leveling of well resilience of the team and the matchup? >> i can't hear you i am sorry. chill out. man, chill out. >> camryn: can you blame them this environment is too much fun. >> no doubt. >> camryn: what are weost impressed with from your team. >> down 14 to start the fourth quarter came back and fighting fightd never stopped the defense i appreciate them and the off the lane men really turned it on that's what it's about. >> camryn: i love it, do you so much wor

the people around emmett till's murder, they were able to name names and able to point out the familyduals that persecuted the violence in the courtroomm and nothing was done to those individuals. and we can still name names today and racial violence often times and it's not always prosecuted. >> 8,000 pages of testimony and written statements. what were the committee's conclusions? >> the committee's conclusions were the majority report, the republican reports used that they want to take action. theyey want to enforce the end f an organization like the ku klux klan and bring people to invite individuals and bring them to prosecution and the minority and democratic report is very much saying that this is a political farce, that this isn't here or true if you look at the testimony of certain individuals and people like nathan who testified, founder of the clan and said he knows nothing about this and doesn't understand why he's's there or why this is happening. i think that that's indicative of what's goingca on and they wl pump that up in numerous ways and despite the fact that he f g

dan emmett, the former secret service agent on how this could have happened. a little luck. here's "the five." >> dana: hello. i'm here with greg gutfeld, jesse watters, judge jeanine pirro. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." just moments ago, the fbi, secret service and other officials giving a major update on the second assassination attempt on donald trump's life. watch this here. >> the subject who did not have line of sight to the former president fled the scene. he did not fire or get off any shots at our agents. >> what we did yesterday proves that the system can work. because the suspect didn't even get close to getting a round off. we apprehended him. brought him to justice. >> dana: it comes as we get chilling new details on the would-be assassin including what he was doing before being getting caught. 50-year-old ryan routh was laying in wait, hiding for 12 hours in a sniper's nest before being confronted. a secret service agent opening fire after spotting a rifle poking through a chain link fence while the president was golfing. causing him to fle

trailing in the fourth, emmett brown looking for his man and finds trey sean hurry. they take a three-point lead. but other plans. 52 yarder nails it. it is good. we are all tied up. this game makes it two second overtime. spartans need a miracle. and they get one. who else but nick nash finds the end zone. they had to go for the two-point conversion in double ot. no dice. 54-52. it is their first loss of the season. an incredible effort though by this team. one man has been a wrecking crew. he has been racking up the highlights. it is not often you see a football player stick at one place in his entire college career. but nick nash is an exception to that. becoming a spartan for life when he had every reason to leave. >> i really just love the culture here. i feel like i owe san jose. they put so much into me and i feel like i want to return that favor. >> reporter: nick nash is one of the best receivers in the nation. he is at the top of nearly every single receiving category. >> you know, he has got all the tools. he has got the size. he has got the speed. >> it i

>> bill: emmett till kicks off tomorrow night. big weekend for fox, too. on sunday tom brady makes his debut into the fox family with a dallas cleveland game in the afternoon. >> dana: it's going to be signed indeed. everyone have a great day. harris faulkner is next. [crowd clamoring] [protesters chanting] >> harris: and we begin this day with more breaking news on a very basic rite of passage for people just trying to reach their dreams, by going to college. albeit a very expensive college, and you would think that by paying that much you might not have to see this over and over. it's not just free speech on display, which is fine. it's the violence and the rioting. students are in fact back on campus, but the jewish hating protesters are back out in force, too. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus." the anti-jewish protesters at columbia university are saying they are going to return for a second day. we can tell you that some students are also planning a sit in at the international affairs building. they are demanding that people walk ou

the san jose state wide receiver caught 2 tds in the 1st emmett brown. 24 yards on the first 1, 3, yards on the second of the san jose state led 17, 3 at the break. and then in the 3rd quarter, now 17, 10 brown finding just unlock part that time. who makes a great catch with the defender draped all over him. 24 to 10 spartans 4th quarter. how about round unash one more time. brown threw for 355 yards and 4 td's about nash, a school record. 17 receptions 225 yards and 3 scores. and san jose state remains undefeated. 31 10, the final. he all right, we move from the gridiron to the baseball diamond. 12 kind of forty-niners. >> hall of fame linebacker patrick willis throwing out the first pitch tonight at oracle park before the giants and padres game. and he looked pretty good kid. he suit up for the giants right now. they need all the help they can get these last few days after scoring 13 runs against milwaukee on wednesday, the giants it's been shut out in 2 straight games. and in the first inning, manny machado blasts a shot to the wall in center off of mason black. here comes jurickson p

first quarter emmett brown to jaxon cannon right here.d pitch and catch. spartans would keep their lead all the way to the fourth quarter. under four to play air force down ten. john boucher picked off by jordan cobbs to seal the deal. san jose state wins the 17 to 7. giants and padres in san diego. always loving that panda hat. how about it? top of the second giants down two grand, mcrae. that ball was crushed. oh, my. three run shot gives the giants the lead. bottom of the fifth. giants in some trouble. bases loaded. two outs. matt chapman makes it look routine. a sweet pick from mark canha. that helps too. giants hold on to their lead, then the top of the ninth. grant mcrae, he goes yard again, his second of the night and fifth of the season. gives the giants two insurance runs. his five rbis power the giants to a63 win. a's hosting the tigers. their fans going to make the highlight. oh, what a great catch. i like it. brady basso makes his first career start this afternoon and he absolutely dazzled. pitched six scoreless innings and st

naacp's first field secretary in mississippi fought against cruel laws and investigated the murder of emmettfor the killers conviction, achieving justice in 1994. myrlie evers-williams, now 91 years young is still fighting and carrying the baton for black women in politics and this week she endorsed vice president kamala harris for president. we sat down with her to discuss her historic endorsement. >> i chose to endorse ms. harris because i feel she is certainly more than competent to hold that position. not that she would go into it not knowing what it is all about. she's had experience. good experience. nasty experience. which is also important. it is important. i actually think it will be a glory hallelujah day if a woman were elected president. i think the world would be shocked. i think america would be shocked. and i think the shouting of joy would come after the shock. that is my hope. perhaps i will have to ask medgar tonight in my prayers, how would he feel about it? and he would probably answer back, take care of your own business. discussion ended. >> for myrlie evers-williams to

first quarter emmett brown to jaxson cannon. he's looking for him.and catch. spartans would keep their lead all the way to the fourth. under four to play air force down ten. john bush of picked off by jordan cobbs. that would seal the deal san jose state university wins 17 to 7. to baseball giants and padres in san diego. always loving the panda hat. top of the second giants. down two grand. mcrae that ball was crushed. oh, my. three run shot gives the giants the lead. bottom of the fifth. giants in some trouble. bases loaded. two outs, but matt chapman makes it look routine. and a sweet pick from mark canha helps two giants hold on to their lead. then, in the top of the ninth, grant mcrae. and this guy was good. he was really good. he goes yard again. his second of the night and fifth of the season gives the giants two insurance runs. his five rbis power the giants to a63 win. a's hosting the tigers. this fan is going to make the highlight reel. i like that catch brady barrasso made his first career start this afternoon. absolutely dazzled. pitched

quarterback emmett brown was locked in.arter he finds a star receiver nick nash up the middle for the 24 yard score. a monster game for nash. over 200 yards and three touchdowns. in the third, brown takes a deep shot into the end zone and somehow justin lockard comes down with, a 35 yard touchdown puts the spartans ahead by two, two scores and san jose state versus 31-10. the spartans play at penn state on friday. >>> the a's in chicago taking on the white sox. they trailed for most of this game but fought back in the ninth inning. down one, zach galifianakis one in play to left, enough to drive in the game-tying run. shane lingle ears is out at the plate. the a's making this interesting. in the bottom of the ninth, andrew benintendi decides it with one swing, walks it off with a home run to right field. the white sox win 7-6. the a's can still take the series on sunday. >>> beautifully done, as usual. >> giants are playing right now so we will have more on that at 11:00 as well. >>> coming up in the next half hour, she's t

>> bill: emmett till kicks off tomorrow night. big weekend for fox, too. his debut into the fox family with a dallas cleveland game in the afternoon. >> dana: it's going to be signed indeed. everyone have a great day. harris faulkner is next.

the people you know around emmett till's murder, they were able to name names. right. they were able to point out the the family in the individuals that persecuted the violence. the family that persecuted the violence in the courtroom. right. and nothing was done to those individuals. right. and we can tell we can still name names today in racial violence oftentimes. and it's not always prosecuted. 8000 pages of testimony and written statements. you said what were the committee's conclusions? the committee's conclusions were the. majority report, the republican report sees that they they want to take action. they want to enforce the end of violence. they want to enforce the end of an organization like the ku klux klan. they want to bring people to to. indict individuals and bring them to prosecution and the minority report, the democratic report is very much saying, very simply that this is a political force, that this is not here, this is not true. if you look at the testimony of certain individuals those people like nathan bedford forrest, who testifies, the founder

fformer secret service agent cia officer dan emmett joins us now but thank you for joining us.there is some limitation of what you can speculate on because you do not know everything. but, i'm sort of curious about these ceramic tiles, these ceramic plates that were in the suspects bag along with the go pro camera. what do you make of all of that? >> thanks for having me on. what i would make of these ceramic plates is that is one of the things used to deflect bullets every ballistic vest today, the more high-profile ones you have a ceramic body armor within them. it could've been used for cover. he might've been thinking he was going to get into a protracted gunfight. heat needed some covers far as the camera is concerned i can only speculate it would seem he wanted to perhaps film the attack for posterity i do not know put on social media if he did escape. but those are all things will come forth in the investigation. and unfortunately we have a live person to interrogate this time. and so we can hopefully get to the answers of those questions. >> and dan, thank you for helpi

walnut creek is celebrating a big win by a hometown olympian. 20 year old emmett allure brought homek almost all her life and continues to train at a local gym. she was joined by her brother, two of her coaches, neighbors, and our very own dan ashley. >> i constantly have to pinch myself to believe my life right now, to believe i'm sitting here in the park that i grew up playing in with all of you guys here today. you know, we're celebrating this, our olympic gold medal, and it's, it's amazing. so thank you for being here today with me. >> another celebration will happen later this year for sabrina unesco. she's another walnut creek native who won gold with the olympic women's basketball team. she's currently playing for the wnba's new york liberty. congratulations to them both. happening tonight. the stars take the stage for the 76 emmy awards, which you can see right here on abc seven and this year's lineup of presenters is impressive. we'll see past emmy winners and hollywood legends, along with the show's emmy winning hosts, father son duo eugene and dan levy. here's on the red c

first quarter emmett brown to jaxson cannon. he's looking for him.rtans would keep their lead all the way to the fourth. under four to play air force down ten. john bush picked off by jordan cobbs. that would seal the deal san jose state university wins 17 to 7. to baseball giants and padres in san diego. always loving the panda hat. top of the second giants. down two grand, mcrae. that ball was crushed. oh, my. three run shot gives the giants the lead. bottom of the fifth. giants in some trouble. bases loaded. two outs. but matt chapman makes it look routine. and a sweet pick from mark canha helps. two giants hold on to their lead. then in the top of the ninth, grant mcrae. and this guy was good. he was really good. he goes yard again. his second of the night and fifth of the season gives the giants two insurance runs. his five rbis power the giants to a63 win. a's hosting the tigers. this fans going to make the highlight reel i like that catch brady barrasso made his first career start this afternoon. absolutely dazzled. pitched six scoreless innin

sdsu quarterback emmett brown had himself a ball game, throwing for 355 yards and four touchdowns.f this week. they'll be back in action next friday when they travel all the way to upstate new york to play syracuse. all right. now to the diamond where it was 49ers night at the giants game against the san diego padres and former niners linebacker and freshly inducted pro football hall of famer patrick willis threw out t ceremonial first pitch. willis spent his entire eight year nfl career with the niners before retiring in 2015. now, unfortunately, that would be all of the highlights from today's game for the giants. padres pitcher joe musgrove was in command tonight, striking out eight batters through six innings. the giants offense never got going, plating zero runs for the third straight game. this eight zero loss drops the giants to 72 and 77 on the season, and fourth in the nl west. the giants are now making final preparations for a celebration of life for hall of famer orlando cepeda. the celebration at oracle park will begin at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow, just before the series fina

the spartans quarterback, emmett brown, leads the mountain west with nine passing touchdowns.r, nick nash leads in every receiving category in college football. the cougars offense is just as explosive because of their star quarterback skipping inside. >> when you watch tape, it's hard to feel good when you watch this kid. i mean, he's so dynamic. i mean, he just i mean, he's i mean, he's the leading rusher. i mean, he's super dynamic with the ball. and he can take off at any time. but he's also a really good passer too. so it's that dual threat. it makes it tough. >> and tonight's game starts at 7 p.m. happening today san francisco kicks off oktoberfest. it's a block party. it will be held in the city's first ever entertainment zone. people enjoying it taking part in the oktoberfest celebration will be allowed to go outside of neighborhood bars and enjoy their drinks in the street. it will also be live music between 3 and 7 and some giveaways as well. today is also the 103rd birthday of a bay area icon, betty reid soskin, who was the oldest active national park ranger. betty

on the spartans side, quarterback emmett brown leads the mountain west with nine passing touchdowns, his star wide receiver nick nash leads in every receiving category in fbs. the cougars offense is just as explosive, but mainly because of their quarterback john mateer. >> when you watch tape, it's hard to feel good when you watch this kid. i mean, he's so dynamic. i mean, he just i mean, he's i mean, he's their leading rusher. i mean, he's super dynamic with the ball. and he can take off at any time. but he's also a really good passer too. so it's that dual threat. it makes it tough. >> the spartans and cougars face off tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern time. >> the baltimore orioles slammed the door shut on the san francisco giants hopes of any baseball in october. a matinee back east. top of the fourth we go. no score on this three zero pitch. michael conforto takes this zach eflin deep for the two run shot. his 18th of the year. giants up two zero. fifth inning, same score. mike yastrzemski it's a hard liner. and rookie jackson holliday leaping and making that great grab showing of

because, they saw emmett till being murdered. 4 they could not wait for a bill to pass. they had to do it. i think the same tradition of a revolutionary that went into a temple one day and it turned over the tables is the same level of resistance and resilience that gen z has. so, move us out of the way. it's your time. turn the tables over. >> well said. >> i am trying to think of what i want to leave you guys with. we have less than 50 days, ok? leave it all on the field. >> after what happened to our vice mayor, i don't want that to happen. i don't want what happened to hillary clinton to happen. if you have an ounce of energy, i thought that maybe i could call and take one person or do one more thing or give five more dollars, do it. i want us to wake up november 6 exhausted and depleted because we did everything we could top of the ticket and down ballot. >> well said. >> wonderful energy here today. taking it, harnessing it, talking to people, having tough conversations. i think it's really important for you to your question it is time to have those conversations.

last night against san jose phase date as pardons, they scored here in a 20 yard touchdown pass from emmett brown to tre'shawn. hurry. they went up three with just 26 seconds left, but washington state quickly gets in field goal range days to this 32 yard completion and dean jan schakowsky, what a kick here, 52 yard or to send a game end over time. now, both teams threw an interception in the first ot. so in the second, san jose state, they actually needed as two-point conversion to tie, but the cougars getting a big stop washington state. now four and o, they won that game 54 to 52 you got three top 25 matchups today. each of them with a team and a new conference however, the rank usc going to make his big debut in the big house at michigan, utah, playing its first big 12 game on the road against oklahoma state. and you've got the sooners starting their sec era. they're going to take on sixth ranked tennessee. all right, bali f18s in singapore this weekend, look at this. this guy decided he wanted a front row seat practice lizard, just chilling out there on the track, look, they've tried t

welco >> walnut creek is celebrating a big win by a hometown olympian, 20 year old emmett allure, broughthome gold in women's wrestling. >> she's lived in walnut creek almost all her life and continues to train at a local gym. she was joined by her brother, two of her coaches neighbors, and talked about her journey to the olympics with abc7 news anchor dan ashley. >> i constantly have to pinch myself to believe my life right now, to believe i'm sitting here in the park that i grew up playing in with all of you guys here today, you know, we're celebrating this. >> our olympic gold medal. and it's, uh, it's amazing. so thank you for being here today with me . >> another celebration will happen later this year for sabrina, unesco. she's another walnut creek native who won gold with the olympic women's basketball team. she's currently playing for the wnba new york liberty. congratulations to them both. now to two women breaking barriers in major league sports a mother and daughter have become the first duo to support nfl players as their agents. abc news anchor jennie norman has the story. >>

first quarter emmett brown to jaxon cannon. he's looking for him. how about 58 yards pitch and catch. spartans would keep their lead all the way to the fourth. under four to play air force down ten john bozhov picked off by jordan cobbs. that would seal the deal san jose state university wins 17 to 7. to baseball giants and padres in san diego. always loving the panda hat. top of the second giants. down two grand, mcrae. that ball was crushed. oh, my. three run shot gives the giants the lead. bottom of the fifth. giants in some trouble. bases loaded. two outs. but matt chapman makes it look routine. and a sweet pick from mark canha helps. two giants hold on to their lead. then in the top of the ninth, grant mcrae. and this guy was good. he was really good. he goes yard again. his second of the night and fifth of the season gives the giants two insurance runs. his five rbis power the giants to a63 win. a's hosting the tigers. this fans going to make the highlight reel i like that catch brady barrasso made his first career start this afternoon. absolu

prse jr.he was a little upset te because emmett tried to put hair product in hiods hair hai and thene got a lot happier. r and let us take this picture. so first day, verye. big day. do >> congratulations. let's do some text. lance from kansas city. jesse, i skipped the first quarter of the football game for you. you're welcome. ll gamhopefully you have a nieln box. gary from nebraska, ifer now kamala has the binder now, how's he going to doow her job?w >> dude, she's going to hurt tomorrow. . >> gene or gene from? >> gladys, california. another debate conundrum. >> kamala, which accent will she use? oh, can't wait to tune in on tuesday. >> steve from cannon city, colorado. >> jesse, you're right. merry christmas to hunter from jessmerry chdad. d with a stocking filled with two pardons. tman 17 years. that's the best christmas gift ever. >> dave from snohomish, washington. nailed it. said, should take his own advice and change his name to get joy punch. >> scott from telford, pennsylvania. >> mcdonald's gate is the october surprise that we all need. >> keep drilling all. every day th