city of ferguson since 2014.votal moment in our country. it kind of opened up the lid on, you know, implicit bias, the racism that that has affected our community. >> the murder of michael brown was the fire starter for a lot of the communities to begin to progress. i'm aaron harris. i have been employed by the ferguson youth initiative since december of 2016. >> i think it was really just -- we're done, you know what i mean? like, this is it. y'all been pressing us all this time, and you took took an innocent life, and -- yes, it's just, people were just sick of it. >> my name is melanie marie randels, and i've lived in ferguson for 10 years. i moved to ferguson three months before mike brown jr. was killed. i feel like that kind of catapulted me into community organizing. ferguson 10 years later is full of community. still full of a lot of questions. i think it's still promising for change that we hope to see. not quite there yet. >> i will say things potentially are getting in a better place, but not necessari

wood has a shotgun, private and tom ferguson each have kirby's. they hold their fire until the first canoes about 75 yards away. and then breckinridge, who after all, had commanded tens of thousands in battle. he takes control of the battle and he directs that. he fired the first shot. he fired and missed nor was i can tell. this is the only time in the war breckinridge ever fired a firearm. because most generals, of course, don't but then private fired and he splintered two of the paddles on one of the canoes and hit the in the rear of the canoe. it's sheared off the canoe behind it, fires several shots at them and misses breckinridge fires back again and misses. there's a recurring theme here. and then ferguson fires and this is the whole fire until the pursuing boats within about 50 yards and then they try shooting again and they hit another canoe which off and finally the remainders say okay, that's fine send a man in ashore with us and we will sell him goods. they say they. but if he isn't in 2 hours, you're going to leave. and private o'tool

eyelids in ferguson my entire life. >> i have lived in ferguson for over 20 years. we were young.e thoughts about it. >> when i noticed is the way that my family and the people around me in my life started responding and reacting me and other black boys in my family. they sheltered us a little bit more and they kept us a little bit more for fear of something like what happened to him happening to us. >> i have lived in ferguson for about six years. >> i have worked in the city of ferguson since 2014. this was a pivotal moment in our country. it kind of opened up the lid on bias and racism that has affected our community. >> this was the final straw for a lot of the communities. >> i think it was really just ridiculous. they have been pressing as all of this time. they took an innocent life. people were seconded. >> -- sick of it. >> i moved to ferguson three months before mike brown was killed. that catapulted me into community organizing. we still have a lot of questions. there is change that we hope to see. >> i would say things potentially are getting to a better place but not

they were outside instigators who came in and created a lot of trouble in ferguson, missouri.ve gant, who knocked officer brown to the ground, he's from east st. louis. another individual, keith rose, is an act vist himself and keith rose was going to be a delegate to the dnc. he's no longer going to be a delegate. he's now charged with actions there in ferguson, missouri. >> dana: what do you know about keith rose, the person garrett reported on was going to be a delegate and that is no longer the case. he was part of this protest and damaging the fence at the police department. >> not only damaged the fence, keith rose has been appointed to a police board there in st. louis, and you have to wonder, guy that goes to ferguson, missouri, alleged to have caused havoc he caused there, why was he on a police board overseeing law enforcement in st. louis? this is an embarrassment, he should have never been on the board. >> dana: ted williams, thank you for coming on the show. we pray officer brown recovers and the twins will have their dad and all of his glory. >> bill: migrant cri

that was a resident there in ferguson who was shot and killed by a ferguson police officer.hat shooting kind of galvanize the black lives there's matter and police protests, protests against police all across the country, and led to very violent protests. but officers there in ferguson say all of this really started after what we're people this will demonstrations led to a group of demonstrators pushing and trying to take apart a metal fence that led to a parking garage parking lot of the ferguson police department last night, there was a vigil outside the police department honoring officers travis brown in the police chief says that he is frustrated and doesn't understand why the current police force is suffering because of what happened ten years ago, the chief points out that most of the officers who now work in this force were not there in ferguson ten years yeah this community is going through a lot over the past ten years again, recognizing what took place, seniors go in and i think many of us would agree, policing needed to change. we need it reform, you know, there's

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the police who are in places like ferguson want active community policing.y are trying to protect, and they should not be attacked like this. >> it's never enough. you can't satiate them pick >> officer brown, we are praying for you. up next, the secret service apologizing after agents are accused of breaking into a private business, covering cameras, and picking locks just to -- wait for it -- use the bathroom. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management my name's trevor. i've tried other diets in the past never lasted before too long my cravings came back especially my sugar cravings and i fell off the wagon. release worked fast. my sweet tooth is gone. i'm so happy with my progress and now i love myself. what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home st

trying to destroy a large fence outside the ferguson police department.uded a newly elected member of st. louis' police oversight board keith rose who was also slated to serve as an alternate delegate next week at the democratic national convention. he is now withdrawn from that rule the state party tells us and his attorney argues rose is being made into a scapegoat. >> this terrible thing that happened this weekend shouldn't be about rose. this should be about the officers who with a injured. >> the 36-year-old officer and father of two young daughters was on the frontline had in ferguson 10 years ago while working for the st. louis county police and joined the ferguson department earlier this year because he wanted to make a difference from the inside. >> he wanted to be part of the change. he wanted to make impact in our community. is he the type of officer that we want in our community. and what happens? he gets assaulted. >> officer travis brown has already undergone several procedures to address the swelling in his brain and this afternoon his fami

and those were the suspects that ferguson police say they were trying to take in to custody? last night at this vigil outside the police department. the police chief talked about how he doesn't understand why his officers are suffering from what happened because of what happened ten years ago, he pointed out that most of the police department is totally different from the department that existed ten years ago this community is going through a lot over the past ten years again, recognizing what took play placing years ago in you know, and i think many of us would agree policing needed to change. >> we needed reform, you know, there are some good things that came out of this. but the ferguson some police department is doing everything that everybody is asking us to do. and it is at this time that we all come together and embrace this and john, this suspect 28-year-old elijah gantz, remains in jail. we have not been able to reach legal representation for him, but we are told he is still being held on a $500,000 cash bond. john. >> all right. ed lavendera, we appreciate your repo

ron johnson and i both grew up near ferguson and we've been friends for decades.t's why mike brown's death and what followed hurts so deeply. >> some of our lives have purpose as we walk this earth. some of our lives have purpose when we're not here. >> true. >> the special titled "13 days in ferguson" airs tonight at 10:00 on cbs and streams on paramount+. >>> still ahead, a bay area homecoming for a world renowned opera star and she's not resting on her laurels. >>> coming up in sports, less than 24 hours away from the 9ers preseason opener here in nashville against the titans, these games mean everything for the young guys. after the break we introduce you to one of the standouts from training camp who could make a big impact on the field this season. >>> it is friday evening and first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen here to tell us how it's going to be for the multitude of activities around the bay area this weekend. >> there says is a lot of stuff going on and the weather looks pretty cooperative if you don't mind the usual cool and breezy conditions. n

time and then the book comes out and it turns out that ferguson is an alcoholic. at one time, well, not so long ago, i read a book, uh, which, well, was officially written by harry himself, the spare one, there he is, gives a conversation his father, his father told him in a joke, it felt like - you're not my son, ha-ha-ha, they laughed, that's how it was, for the first time gary heard about these rumors that he was the son - so to speak, of that very... how much will you sell me my letters for, and the major names the sum of 250,000 pounds, diana puts on a wig, takes a shopping bag, loads 250,000 into it, goes to... to the airport, there, by some miracle, this deal didn't take place, how do i know this, and diana let the genies out of the bottle, and that's not what they told her either, her own employees, whom she my time, it was not just like that that i remembered this story with the book that she dictated, she also gave up all her, so to speak, friends, she gave up all her employees, in the end they gave her up with this story about 250,000 pounds. and she ga

the ferguson police chief said officer brown is in the hospital quote fighting for his life. the assault happened during anti- police protests on the tenth anniversary of michael brown's death. a white officer shot and killed brown in 2014 at which gave rise to the black lives matter movement. the department of justice from the shooting was legally justified but called for changes within the city's police department. the police chief says those changes were made and that officer brown was part of a wave of black officers hired after the michael brown shooting. >> this and police department,s ferguson police department since 2014 has been a punching bag for this community. the police department we don't even have them officers here anymore. so what are you protesting? these officers are not even hear no more. everything the activist community has activated for as esparza body worn cameras, implicit bias training, crisis intervention training, all of this stuff we have done all of this. what are we protesting? >> chief doyle added black officers now make up more than half of th

but if you listen to the current police chief of ferguson right now, troy doyle, he's saying that many of those officers who worked there don't even work there anymore, and that this level of protesting is unwarranted. take a listen to him since 2014, it's been a punching bag for this community the police department back in 20 foot, we don't even have them offices here anymore. so what are you protesting? these officers? 90 may hear no more than ten years later. i an officer fighting for his life. >> this enough. and i'm done with him. we're not doing it here in ferguson you can hear that the police chief is frustrated and upset and that sound that we just played for you, what we understand is too also the officer travis brown was trying to arrest this person because they had broken off and stolen a large chunk of the fence on the latest updates that we've seen, john, is that the officer is still as the police chief said, fighting for his life alright. >> stephanie elam for us, keep us posted on this. thank you very much. sara. all right. still ahead. new polls out today. who is up in

roger ferguson, thank you u very much.hts. >> coming up ahead on the show, the one word every investor needs to know today. >>> plus a fresh proxy is taking flight. southwest airlines becomes the lawsuit latearst tget of an activist shakeup. those stories when we come back after this. >>> welcome back. activist manager elliot says it plans to nominate members to its 15-member board. shares are down 11% so far this year. >>> secondly, starbucks had its biggest gain on record going all the way back to 1992 after the company disclosed it was going to replace its ceo with current chipotle ceo in a surprise move as it tries to turn around its business and ease pressure from activist investors including elliot management. let's take a look at how this is taking place. we're joined by a cnbc contributor who joins us on the cnbc c newsline right now. ken, this is an activist renaissance that's going on right now. what do you make of it?% >> certainly with elliot, they've been very active late letter and other activists have beenti

the ferguson effect is something that is very, very true in law enforcement.back then, the greatest lie ever perpetuated on the american people was hands up don't shoot. it never happened and yet you will still here today some politicians and activists quoting that even though it never happened. lie created the environment which created rise to the anti- law enforcement movement. this is something that has been perpetuated on the american people and now we are still seeing the effects, the legacy of those lives have now come to roost and now another police officer is severely injured. my organization wounded blue will be reaching out to them and we will be offering our services to him and his family. i am sickened by it. >> let's talk about the 2020 riots when minneapolis was burning and being looted. governor tim walz was governor. here is jd vance on his record. >> all of that of course in 2020 with the summer rights with the new vice presidential nominee on the democratic side. makes an interesting dynamic duo he was promoting rioters and looters burning do

louis county police department, but joined the ferguson police department in january. and in fact, when you listen to the chief, troy doyle talk about officer brown, he had some strong words for people as he remembered, just how dedicated this man has been to being a police officer. take a listen this young officer travis brown, got into this job because he was inspired to do the right thing. he wanted to be part of the change he wanted to make an impact in our occupant. he's the type of officer did we won't in our community and what happens? he gets assaulted. i had to look his mother in until her what happened to her son and chief doyle also going on to make the case that the ferguson police department of 2024 is not the same. one of 2014 pointing out that there were three black police officers back then and now there's over 50% black officers there and that they've increased the number of women and the department. now making up 23%. he said in that press conference as well, so he's saying there's maybe for police officers that are still here that were there, then he

ferguson missouri police officer is fighting for his life.ere brain injury at being knocked to the ground during violence with protesters who were marking the tenth anniversary of the death of michael brown there. nate foy is live with more. >> travis brown remains in the hospital tonight while his police chief claims hostile treatment is not necessarily uncommon for police officers in ferguson, missouri. it has not been since michael brown step back in 2014. >> this a police department, this ferguson police department since the 2014 has been a punching bag for this community. chief doyle said officer brown is fighting for his life in the hospital with the severe brain injury pretty mention he was knocked down. that happened will officers attempted to make arrests after protesters and broke a fencing outside the police department. two other officers received treatment is the violent protesters the protest as you mentioned marked 10 years since michael brown's at death a white police officer shot and killed brown during a confrontation the dep

. >> karen ferguson is ceo of community overcoming relationship abuse, or cora? she says in the last year, there have been five homicides linked to domestic violence in san mateo county. just on sunday, a 37 year old woman who was nine months pregnant was killed at her home in san mateo. police later arrested the woman's live in boyfriend. >> the grief of knowing this just happened and staying with that and the hope that maybe there's a way that we could figure out how to start to change this for the next family, ferguson says. >> for two weeks, cora displays this living tree and candle when someone loses their life to domestic violence in san mateo county. now she's hiring three new domestic violence advocates assigned to work in north fair oaks, daly city and san mateo. applicants should have experience working with survivors of domestic violence. a clear background and be bilingual in spanish, tagalog, mandarin, or cantonese. >> it's not necessarily that we think one language group is going to reach out more than another, but if there is somebody from a langua

in ferguson, missouri.nager, his killing rocked the saint louis area and gave rise to a new generation of black politicians there, including cori bush and prosecutor wesley bell, who this week defeated bush in the democratic primary for her house seat. join me now is wesley bell, now democratic congressional candidate from missouri's first district. mr. bell, thank you for joining us. congratulations on your primary win. you know i was in ferguson when this happened. i did the eulogy at michael brown's funeral, and i've had congresswoman bush on this show several times. but you ran on criminal justice reform, on voting rights, and protecting abortion rights. would you call those the most pressing issues for black voters in your district? >> well, first, thanks for having me on. it is great to see you again. i think those are some of the pressing issues but also public safety. the number one killer of young black boys in my district is gun violence, and that's not okay with me. it's not okay with the folks i

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ferguson's police chief said the protest quiet for the most part, until the moment when the protesters>> they destroyed property on our police departments parking lot. it was at that time i sent out an arrest team to make an arrest for destruction of property. my team got out and was assaulted by a number of protesters that were on the scene. as a result, one of my police officers suffered a severe brain injury. he is at an area hospital right now. fighting for his life. >> chief doyle continued to say the suspect who charged officer travis brown knocked him backward with the shoulder. court records said the suspect kept running and kicked two other officers who tried to arrest him. leaving one of them with an ankle injury and the other with an abrasion. >>> an earlier much on friday from michael brown's remembrance stayed peaceful. browns father joined the crowd, wearing shirts with his sons face on them. the event stretched more than four miles in ferguson from browns high school alma mater to where he was ultimately killed. brown, senior, said the unity walk shows how a community ca

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back with me as the great jesse tyler ferguson. who won the week?im walz! >> yes. he did. is he not ted lasso? am i crazy to think he is basically ted lasso? >> he has just interjected his campaign with so much needed energy and joy. i get so much joy every time i look at him. he just makes me smile. >> he is the guy who you -- he spends 20 minutes trying to tell you how to fix your -- [ inaudible ] a bunch of people. it is a reasonable member of the olympic multiple teams, they are killing. 111 total metals, usa is doing so great. richardson, doing the looksee when she is running past you, noah liles, a cold, a silver, two total. gabrielle thomas on the track and field side. regan smith, also a summer. katie ledecky, caleb drexel, you name it. this whole olympic team has been so amazing, i am so proud of them and i am just enjoying finally going back on peacock and scrawling back and watching the game. the women's relay was awesome. you know what was also great? who won the week? me. because i got to hang out with you, it was fun. please go to drag

ferguson police's show of force highlights militarization of america's cops militarized police in ferguson, unsettled. some pentagon gives cities equipment. and this is from an op-ed at the time let me read this for you. there is a legitimate role for the police to keep the peace, but there should be a difference between a police response and the military response the images and scenes we continue to see out of ferguson resemble war more than traditional police action. and the writer acknowledges racial disparities in the law enforcement and adds this. it is almost impossible for many americans not to feel like their government is targeting them. now the author here is not some left-wing activist it's republican senator rand paul the title we must demilitarize the police. there were actual bipartisan calls in 2014 to reassess giving military equipment to local police departments and the broader impact of a military style response. after philando castile was shot and killed by a police officer near st. paul, minnesota. protests broke out again, tim walz was the state house member. then here

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cops say rose kicked over a metal gate outside the ferguson police department.d has withdrawn as a delegate. a ferguson police officer is in critical condition after being knocked over when a he protester charged him, you can see here travis brown, the officer, being slammed to the ground. he suffered a severe brain injury and remains in the hospital. two other officers were injured during the protest. the suspect who knocked brown over has not been arrested. an alaska airlines flight operated by sky west forced to divert from the intended course after the pilot admitted he was not certified to land the plane. can you imagine being a passenger and the pilot says oops, i'm not a loud to land this thing. this happened last week as the flight was approaching the jackson holier airport. the pilot reported he was unable to land the plane which i did wd to salt lake city safely. another pilot took over. a paperwork error was the reason why the first pilot didn't have certification to land in wyoming, saying, quote, all pilots involved were qualified to fly and land th

community. >> that strong words you just heard from ferguson, missouri police chief after one of hisfficers was critically injured and a protest friday night. that officer identified travis and brown is fighting for his life in the hospital but official say officer brown suffered a severe brain injury when he was knocked to the ground during a protest marking the tenth anniversary of the death of michael brown. nate foy is alive with more. >> officer travis brown remained protester charged him, knocked him over and causes head to hit the ground. had happened while police moved in after protesters damaged a barrier outside the police department. one protester told reporters she blames a police for what happened. listen to this. >> police felt it necessary to rush the protests which up until then they are claiming had been peaceful to rush the protests without following any of the rules to protect the people who are arty out there. >> police moved in after property was damaged. and as you mention the protests marked the tenth anniversary of michael brown's death. a white officer shot a

here's the ferguson police chief.he officer is standing there waiting to try to catch this guy. there wasn't a collision. he is standing there. this guy tackled my guy like he was a football player. >> emily: did violent demonstration came ten days out of the democratic national convention. among those arrested was this man, keith rose, who was supposed to be an alternate delegate to the dnc. the missouri democratic party says he has since withdrawn voluntarily. the police chief called out those who have remained silent. >> if you haven't condemned this act or condemned what happened to my officer, then you're part of the problem. >> emily: he's right, tammy. if you have not condemned this, you are indeed part of the problem. >> tammy: it's a reflection of what happens after years of casting police as the enemy, watching people who attacked police in one fashion or another being released. that's a statement from the system, from society, that this is appropriate. you can do this. obviously we have seen that throughout

shohei ohtani launches one off of tyler ferguson. ohtani pumped up. next batter will smith representing the tying run. but ferguson gets him to ground out to short. ends the game. as hang onto win 6-5. they are 11-5 in their last 16 games. >>> today at 49ers camp, earthquakes, christian espinoza, erdan lopez exchanged jerseys. on thursday it was a different exchange that made waves at camp. brandon ayuk hugging kyle shanahan which is maybe a sign that ayuk is close to a deal? but today shanahan said nothing to see here. >> this is usually how we greet each other. >> come on, bring it in there. >> maybe a lot more hugs in here if we had a film for you guys but we are not on hard knocks. bro hug. nothing more nothing less. >> 49ers great patrick willis also going to be hugging a lot of people this weekend. he will be enshrined into the hall of famer in canton. the linebacker will become just the sixth ever hall of fame inductee that only and exclusively played for the 49ers. we did break it down much earlier in the show. but in case you are just tuning

ferguson which really legalizes jim crow racial segregation through american law. and sanctions what becomes known as the separate but equal doctrine in american law. inan doing so, in doing so, this is very important, the plessy v. ferguson case overthrows the equal protection, 14th amendment, equal protection clause that gives essentially says that everybody can come before the courts and their constitution and the laws are to apply to everybody in the same fashion. and so that's the circumstance within which he is born into. so have to acknowledge that. iss a young person, he was very he excelled in studies to say he graduated school at the age of 15. and he will enter into amherst college. that's prestigious college in the northeast. and he'll finish his studies there. and following graduation from amherst, he'll enlist into the us military during what will one as a second lieutenant. so he's one of the few black officers actually goes in and fights or goes to europe during world war one. it's very important because there are not many. but when we at charles ha

>> karen ferguson is ceo of community overcoming relationship abuse or corre?she says in the last year, there have been five homicides linked to domestic violence in san mateo county. just on sunday, a 37 year old woman who was nine months pregnant was killed at her home in san mateo. police later arrested the woman's live in boyfriend. >> you know, it's happened agai. and what can we do as a system, as a community, to really change that, ferguson says. >> for two weeks, cora displays this living tree and candle. when someone loses their life to domestic violence in san mateo county. now she's hiring three new domestic violence advocates assigned to work in north fair oaks, daly city and san mateo. applicants should have experience working with survivors of domestic violence, a clear background, and be bilingual in spanish, tagalog, mandarin or cantonese. >> it's not necessarily that we think one language group is going to reach out more than another, but if there is somebody from a language group, we want them to know they have access and they can get the help

to talk about these things that's month of august, please. ensuring that not see crimes and never ferguson is that the halt of germany's culture of remembrance. from 1933 to 1945, the nazis under hitler systematically mounted many millions of people. in addition to the genocide of the jews of the population groups throughout europe, we're also targets of the atrocities and mass motor campaigns as when many minorities and political opponents in germany, susanna stub. and he believes that we can still learn from distort, checked to in history. instead of in front of it could have happened to every one of us. we always rightly talk about the 6000000 jews who were murdered by often. but if you were, we are, if you had a disability anywhere in the resistance, it could have been you 2 of us also had to. so i think we need to show that it was a vast system of discrimination in persecution. and that's why we need to keep examining this topic alignment this because it affects us all of us and by the office on the 12th is anchored. so is i'm gonna get some notes of positive feedback . but she's also

. >> reporter: lisa ferguson the director of research and conservation at new jersey's wetlands institutethe crabs spend most of their lives deep under water, they surface in late spring and early summer to delay their eggs. >> so they're depositing eggs into the sand. she has some males that are coming along with her. >> reporter: an estimated 40 million horseshoe crabs live in the bay, although they can be found all along the atlantic coast. >> horseshoe crabs have been around over 450 million years. >> reporter: further up the beach tony works with the american littoral society so there is that sweet spot right here. >> reporter: teaching volunteers how to tag select crabs for tracking. frequently described as living fossils, these resilient, bizarre-looking armored creatures have survived numerous mass extinction events. >> they are arthropods and that's why they are closely related to scorpions and spiders and they are not crabs. >> reporter: horseshoe crab not a crab? >> horseshoe crab not a crab. >> reporter: not a horse either. >> yeah. >> reporter: a female can lay 4,000 eggs a n

elian: el jefe de la policÍa de ferguson en missouri informÓ que esa comunidad se estÁ poniendo pollos de este ataque oficial. un reciente estudio revelÓ que el uso de dispositivos electrÓnicos en niÑos de 3 a 5 aÑos estÁ relacionado con un aumento con las posteriores exposiciones de ira, y tambiÉn de frustraciÓn. guillermo gonzÁlez nos habla de las recomendaciones de los expertos para ustedes, los padres. reportero: el estudio publicado en la revista revela que el uso permanente de tabletas, telÉfonos celulares o computadoras portÁtiles por parte de niÑos menores de 6 aÑos puede generar un impacto directo en sus niveles de aprendizaje. >> si eso no estÁ bien monitoreado o ha tenido, esto niÑos pueden estar expuestos a contenidos inapropiados, por excesivas horas, de hecho, deroguen las recomendaciones que antes de los 14 aÑos nos estÉn expuestos del todo a las pantallas, lo cual realmente serÁ ahorita un reto muy grande para la sociedad, porque no estamos en eso todavÍa. reportero: los niÑos que tienen acceso a contenidos inapropiados como violencia o acciÓn excesiva, tiene resultado

in the 9th, ohtani launches it off tyler ferguson. three-one shot. he was pumped.un. ferguson hits it on the ground to end the game. 11-5 in the last 16 games. watch out. patrick willis will be enshrined into the hall of fame. he will became the sixth ever hall of fame inductee that exclusively played for the 49ers. congrats to blake snell. have a great day. >>> new victories for team us a to celebrate in the paris olympic games, especially for the runners. yesterday was the first full day of track and field events. it was a good one. this is the 10,000-meter race. you can see grant fisher speed ahead moments before the finish line helps him secure a bronze medal. it's really a break through for american distance runners. they have been in the shadows until now. he is the fourth usa runner to medal in the 10,000-meter race. the last team usa runner that medalled ran 10 years ago. >>> american sprinters set a new world record. on the second leg, you can see little blow past the competition. that gave the team such a big lead, no other team could catch up. today they

in the 9th, ohtani launches it off tyler ferguson. three-one shot. he was pumped.ith representing the tying run. ferguson hits it on the ground to end the game. a's win 6-5. 11-5 in the last 16 games. watch out. patrick willis will be enshrined into the hall of fame in canton on saturday. he received his gold jacket from mike singletary. the linebacker will become the sixth ever hall of fame inductee that exclusively played for the 49ers. congrats to blake snell. have a great day. >>> new victories for team us a to celebrate in the paris olympic games, especially for the runners. yesterday was the first full day of track and field events. it was a good one. this is the 10,000-meter race. you can see grant fisher speed ahead moments before the finish line helps him secure a bronze medal. it's really a break through for american distance runners. they have been in the shadows until now. he is the fourth usa runner to medal in the 10,000-meter race. the last team usa runner that medalled over a decade ago. >>> american sprinters set a new world record. on the second l

in ferguson, missouri,s another demonstration the injured a police officer. of those arrested was a delegate to the convention. he has since resigned, but it leaves open the question of whether other delegates hold similar opinions and will bring them to the floor inside the arena. let's not sugar coat this. it is pro-hamas; that is, it supports a terror organization which is deeply anti-semitic. that's the problem for a party which has long claimed support for the majority of jewish voters. violent disruption at the convention would inevitably hearken back to the riots at the chicago convention in 1968. in that election year, the election that year, richard nixon campaigned on law and order and won. to satisfy the pro-hamas bloc in her party, harris could do a major flip-flop, but she would then be supporting a terror group that murders jews and tax hostages. oh, dear. she's stuck. and if the violence in new york last night hits chicago next week, law and order will resurface as an issue. donald trump is the law and order candidate. third hour of "varney" st

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