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i came up with the i'm picking up good vibrations and the the times, mean eng flower power and the hippy movement kind of thing that was going on. the peace and love and summer of love, all that kind of stuff going on in the mid to late '60s. >> tia: oh, yeah. >> brian: mike love said the family is incredibly proud with kevin love and stayed with his nephew last season in bratenahl whether he came in for a couple of games. we hope the indians do. we have all the red on today because we're backing the tribe. >> samantha: yes, tomorrow. tomorrow i'm so excited. i can't wait for the game. it will be a beautiful night. >> brian: we have to win in chicago. >> samantha: keep our fingers crossed and back home tomorrow where they belong, right? tia is quiet this morning. time now is 6:17 on this beautiful thursday morning. what are you eating, by the way? >> samantha: i'm trying to figure out if there's anything in the newsroom. sometimes people bring doughnuts and cookies and stuff. we're really far from the newsroom down here, so we don't find out about it. i guess we'll see. i'm going to make

so, this little, blue friend right here in the middle of our herb garden, that is flower power, and it literally connects its bluetooth sensor, okay, that talks to an app on your phone, 'cause you know, your plants need a voice. they need somebody to talk for 'em. i just made it real hippy-dippy. okay, but it actually monitors the soil, the water level, and lets you know, like, "hey, girl, you've had a lot going on. get in there and water your plant. i need you." >> that's good. >> so, it's so great, and it's 60 bucks, but it actually just never dies, so it recharges in the sun. you've got it yourself. it's on your phone, and if you can't kill a plant... >> and it saves the plant, so you're saving money there by not having to replace the plant. >> you know what? i just did gardening last weekend 'cause i was so excited about getting in the yard, and i got to tell you, those things need water every day. >> every day. >> it's crazy. >> it's like a kid. you have to feed it every day. >> it is, and i've got to worry about my dog's not chewing it all up, 'cause my girl's got a thing for min

with the national anthem. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, has a new appreciation for the power of flowers. nted a few seeds.. and now he's almost a million dollars richer. >>> a bay area lottery winner has a new appreciation for the power of flowers. he planted a few seeds and now he is almost a million dollars richer. daniel mendez started watering the flowers around the feet of the virgin mary last year. after each watering he would pray for his grandchildren and buy a lottery ticket. but one of those tickets was a winner worth more than a million dollars. he is taking the lump sum at $700,000. but he says the payment is more than enough for a little bit of water. ♪[ music ] >>> it's been nearly 11 years since the state of florida has had a landfalling hurricane. that's the longest stretch in 116 years, it ends in a matter of minutes. let's take a look at hurricane hermine. it's moving through the gulf of mexico. it will make landfall in the big bend of florida, big time rainmaker. we are talking about rainfall totals in excess of 10 to 15 inches. lots of rain back east because of hurrica

flowers bloom. >> there's a power dynamic. pow hollywood. let's put this in perspective. i mean, the narrative out there is not us, you know? let's not fool ourselves. so, you know, it's not just flowers bloom. in fact, some flowers have more power. that's the way america works and it's not an equal playing field. when something becomes so powerful, so popular, we have to engage with it and explain, you know, why it's different and put the politics back into it. it's not just about the politics of character. because they become a symbol and they've been our icons, they've been symbols, and that's historically true. it's not that this is new this terms of making hamilton into the new symbol. he's the new flavor of the month. we had john adams before. now we've moved on. and that's going to keep happening. we can't stop that, but we have to engage and we have to actually teach the lessons that are distinguished, what real historians do as opposed to popular culture. our knowledge matters and we have to defend it. >> if i can jump on that, i want to make a distinction between

in fact everything you see was the grass and flowers surrounding it. both displays a powerful tribute to a tragedy still too fresh in our minds. >> we honor the sacrifice that that department made. not just that department but 343 families and we will always carry them in our hearts. >> that was tom reporting. >>> switching gears now some rain this morning gave way to a pretty decent afternoon. scott steele is here with what weekend. >> happy saturday evening, and on the backside of the storm system that gave us the rain this morning we're seeing a few more popup variety showers this evening. nothing terribly heavy, though. there is one, little downpour to the north of westbound into northern east washington county. another one down approaching the wisconsin-illinois border, but these showerers will dissipate rapidly, and if you're not under the rain right now, most of us conditions like this. beautiful, blue skies out there. so your weather word is improving. look for clearing and drier conditions into the second half of the weekend. outside right now flirting with 70s in thi

in fact, everything you see was, the bricks in the patio and the grass and flowers surrounding it. both displays a powerful tribute to a tragedy still fresh in our minds. >> we honor the sacrifice that that department made, not just that department but 343 families, and we will always, taways carry them in our hearts. ng thet was tony gugliotta reporting. >>> coming up, a concern for a ivers of general motors cars with a potentially dead ly defet that could cause harm to millions of individuals. >> and the nasa rover on mars and what it's revealing about the planet. >> you can see from our time lapse in soma, yeah, another foggy start for your sunday. we'll talk about that, plus the return of some showers to the bay area coming up in the full forecast. more than four million vehicles, because of a potentially deadly defect. ==take vo== the problem stems from air b >>> general motors is recalling more than 4 million vehicles because of a potentially deadly defect. the problem stems from air bag software. in rare cases the car's sensing and diagnostic module can go into test mode preventing the front air bag

campaign accepted that talked about how the campaign should do everything in its power to discredit and destroy jennifer flowers who was the woman that bill clinton had a long-time affair with that's exactly what they did. this is not a typical situation of a completely wronged spouse who has no role to play here. >> not as if hillary clinton has ever been reluctant to attack women when she felt it was necessary. >> right. not just with jennifer flowers with every single woman of any women who alleged anything from voluntary sex ideal affairs with the former president into to involuntary. >> that rape alleged by broderick. your thoughts. >> this is what trump wants to do. he wants to say hillary clinton, you call yourself a feminist but when your husband mistreated women and they complained, you attacked them. you smeared them. you called them crazy and did all. this that's what trump wants to do. it has two possibilities of back fire first one make hillary clinton a sympathy. she was involved in a lot of the scandals. >> also involved in issues, too healthcare which was not a popular proposal. >> after the lew

flowers or attending. he has such a heart for veterans as many of us. >>> hurricane hermine is a very powerful tropical storm. it's taking aim at the east coast. some of the damage left behind in florida. >>> and a young man convicted of rape walks free after only three months in jail. >>> all right. now to a story that's engaged so many people. the swimmer who received a six-month sense for russian is out of jail. >> as new photos after his release are being released, brock turner got out early for previous time served.

flowers and tributes. >> the most significant unelected person in the history of san francisco. >> reporter: while most knew her as a power broker he describes her as friend and foe. >> a remarkable individual who i thought with on and off for the last 20 years. >> reporter: she passed away on sunday. while small in stature she was the big personality behind turning san francisco's chinese community into a political force to be reckoned with. >> i would say her defining achievement was keeping politicians in check. bigger than chinese hospital, she basically took account and kept a ledger of the political behavior of elected officials and commissioners. rose was so in twined in the city that he will serves a one of her pallbearers tomorrow. >> for the ifst time in 55 -- first time in 75 years we have patrols. >> reporter: willie brown summed up the loss like this. >> i still dial her number up and i am glad it hasn't been turned off. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >>> this train is full of dangerous hazardous materials materials and it is abandon in the bay area. the question tonight, how did it end up here. >> these

. >> brian, one of the most powerful moments that i saw tonight, people were handing out flowers as theye walking along, and a woman went up to a police officer and said, can i give you a flower? and he let her, and then they hugged, and so, really, the protesters out here tonight are trying to spread a message of peace that we've seen for the last few hours. >> we indeed did catch those flowers in the crowd, tammy leitner. thanks. let's go to tre'maine lee. tre'maine, we saw you looking at your watch and timing up to the top of the hour. the curfew begins. where are you compared to where tammy is? >> reporter: i believe i'm a few blocks away from where she is because i don't see any other protesters. we're not far from -- let's back up for a humvee. ahead of the curfew, we have national guardsmen, humvees. i think i should listen. so let's get out of their way. again, i'm a few blocks from where protesters had been at the epicenter of the omni hotel where so much of yesterday's drama went down. but again, just minutes from curfew, we see the national guard getting in position. but from

flower, it's a hope that sets us free ? ? your heartbeat makes my heartbeat ? >> from the previews we've seen literally watched them break, you know? but because they are here something resonates in them. it's powerful to watch. seeing that shows some type of release. some of them holler out. one lady literally broke in her own lap and just bawled. so to see that it's like we know we're doing our part. >> jennifer is taking on the role as the brassy sassy shug avery in her broadway debut. >> all. even in the wardrobe she's the color on the stage. she uplifts the room. she's glamorous, she's strong, she is her own individual and she does not tell anybody -- she says i've always been the type of girl who had a lot to say. ? i've always been the kind of girl that had a lot to say ? >> she brings that light. she uplifts everything. >> hudson and revo are joined nightly by their cast mate danielle brooks who plays the role of sophia. all three ladies rely on each other to carry them through the performance. >> i think we're all learning from each other very much. i learn from them and they learn from me. >> we have moments where we are on the stage and we're just empowers us. we support each other becaus

power during those times. >> reporter: museum has an area dedicated, and, telling her story. >>> and will be finally showcased. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> still ahead, forget flowers we will show you the pennsylvania bride who posed with pups. >>> you don't want to miss these wedding portraits, coming up i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> welcome back, wedding pictures from lancaster county are going viral. >> forget the flowers, this bridal party, parties with puppies. this is mart, abigail, dolly earrings list bet and louisea. i'm talking about the puppies in the bride made arms. it was all of the brides eye tea, she worked for two rescue organizations and litter showed up just days before her wedding. it was this. >> it was able to focus on loving puppies and interacting with them instead of being concerned about how do i pose,

looked more beautiful and she had the flowers changed three times in one day and because she understood in every room, i mean, it was just, she understood the powerof the white house and the flip side of that is, of course, she was criticized for being clean nancy and spending too much money. and it's also sad, i talked to a friend of hers who described nancy reagan after her husband was diagnosed with alzheimer's, nancy went to the republican convention. it was the first time she had gone without him and she started tearing up at the podium when she was talking and this friend called said i was so happy to see you be expressive and so honest and nancy reagan said, i felt that i had to build a wall around myself and i could never let people see that side of me and she felt that she had to be kind of the strong one and when i interviewed ron reagan, their son, he said that his mother was very brave and she would take a loot of criticism that president reagan didn't want to take. he wanted everyone to love him and she didn't really care if people liked her or not and she just we wanted to get things done and so you could look at her legacy as first

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flowers changed three times in one day. and because she understood -- in every room. i mean, it was just, she understood the power of the white house. and the flip side of that is, of course, she was criticized for being queen nancy and spending too much money. so, and it's also sad, i talked to a friend of hers who described watching nancy reagan after her husband was diagnosed with alzheimer's. nancy went to the republican convention, it was the first time she had gone without him, and she started tearing up at the podium when she was talking. and this friend called mrs. reagan up afterwards and said, you know, i was so happy to see you be be express i and be so honest -- expressive and be so honest and emotional, and nancy reagan said, you know, i felt i had to build a wall up around myself in the white house, and i could never really let people see that side of me. so i think there's something to that, that she felt that she had to be kind of the strong one. and when i interviewed ron reagan, their son, he said that his mother was, you know, very brave, and she would take a lot of criticism that president rea

power. here's her take on gennifer flowers from "60 minutes" during the '92 campaign. >> if somebody is willingyour 15 minutes of fame and get your picture on the front page of every newspaper and you're some failed caberet singer who doesn't even have much of a resume to fall back on and she's lied about, it's the daughter of willy horton as far as i'm concerned, an attempt to keep the real issues. >> she's looks different from there. >> that was when she was from the south, before new york and washington and davos. she's savaging this woman in the most snobish way, she's from the trailer park who was telling the truth. they later admitted -- >> like a 15-year affair. >> same thing to all of these other women, whow can you be a feminist. >> from the trump campaign, we don't have special guest invitations out for gennifer flowers -- >> it doesn't mean she still might go though. >> can you imagine her staring at hillary clinton on the podium. >> i want to get pieces of tape from all of hillary's different accents, tlfhere was the one wi the african-american thing and southern thing -- i'm not jo

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flowers into the water when a wave came through and knocked her out to sea. several defense provisional ballot attempts to rescue her failed. her son died one year ago. >> . >> rose wasn't a power broker. rose was the power. >> she was remembered for gettingation americans involved in city politics and into office. she was the driving force behind the asian museum. . >>> clinton's former assistant said she had to receive security counseling after a classified document was left behind in a russian hotel room. >> i'm just so disappointed in the fbi. this is not a real investigation. if you are handing out immunity agreements like candy >> the clinton campaign is suggesting that house republicans linked this to coincide with the debate. but they say they have been question questioning them for weeks and they were only given to them on friday. >> activists from onion line campaign group tor down a fake wall with the republican nominee's image on it the group is calling on people living abroad to register to vote to stop donald trump >> i think people are embarrassed to say they are supporting him. it's important to get out and vote, even if you live in a attorney country. torney co

powerful. i'm not running for president, and my job is to inform our audience. there are a lot of people watching that never heard the name juanita broderick, paula jones, kathleen willie or jennifer flowers. if she wants to make it part of the campaign, i can spend a segment or two on the show and inform them of who these people are. >> i mean, look, you have the right to do anything you want to and you have a very popular show and your audience likes what you do. if you're asking me about the campaign and if you're asking me about the choices of the american people, there are so many things that are devastatingly bad about the clintons and so many things that she has done wrong, and her positions ideologically are so wrong, i mean if i could get every american to walk into the voting booth thinking about the clinton foundation ripping off poor haitians, thinking about the kind of places that gave money to the clinton foundation, thinking about the degree to which all of her policies overseas were wrong, thinking about the radical left wing supreme court she will appoint, there are so many things that end up being 70/30, 80/20 against her that don't get you involved in this kind of perso