this is at a home near alameda and garrison. >> now the suspects are ill on the run. the victim is expected to survive. eric lupher is to join us with a live report in about 15 minutes. >>> this weekend you can help build the memorial for the victims of the aurora theater shooting. a 5k is being held saturday, all the proceeds will go towards that memorial. >>> live look outside this morning, just about 6:34. beautiful start to the day right now. it'' 58 degrees as i stare at the temperature gauge, about 400 miles away from me across hidalgo. >> look at that sunrise. >>> it looks fake out there this morning. here's a live look from limon. can you read this, mitch? it says limon. >> temperature thing over there, it's the size of a checkbook print. >> hey, mitch just got inducted into hall of fame yesterday, so that means he's getting older. >> what are you saying? >> clear skies well off to the east. clouds. limon, mix of sun and we are tracking a weak ssorm that's rolling through we talked about this all week. it's bringing rain to the mountains now. the eastern plain

tara garrison and her husband had arrived at the restaurant after getting out of a concert when she says drunken man tried to snatch her sandwich. >> grabbed my arm, put his hands on my arm. my husband told him to back off and that was enough. got talking to his wife. and then it started to kind of escalate from there. >> reporter: garrison says the conversation got heated and ultimately miller would -- escorted out. at the time she said she had no idea who he was. >> i was so floored and shocked that that was the same guy. it kind of was scary really because i thought, that could have been an altercation with my husband. >> reporter: police are not talking to garrison. miller is set to appear for his arraignment member second. tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> emotional reunion between two women tied together by a japanese diplomat who saved south -- thousands of lives. >> i can't even think of all of the words to describe the feelings. >> how a movie premiere made this reunion possible. >>> the very latest on the race for the white house as the presidential candidates weigh in on nor

this was owned by george garrison who was the son of the abolitionist william lloyd garrison. he was an officer. theas a companion unit to 54. being able to make sure they were telling the full richness of the story from a variety of perspectives, this trunk allows us to do that. not only is it a historically significant trunk, it is pretty cool. to get a sense of thinking about ,rmy life, what you put in here you put in all of who you are, your belongings, clothing, and this is what you carry with it. case that cant allow us to help people understand a lot about what life was like. the story of the african-american experience is both a story of resiliency and achievement. it is also a story of struggle. one of the hard parts of exploring this history is that often the people who were at the worst tended to be other americans. that makes it hard to interpret this because americans are not used to being the bad guys. one of the things that is powerful is objects like this that conveyed with strong, anti-black sentiment. this is a ku klux klan banner. this is from the 1920's. as

you don't want european garrisons. you don't want european settlers on your land. you do want european traders because they will bring the guns and other things you require. so as situations shift, so do native american foreign policy, so to tribal foreign policies. this would not be unusual. this is how nations operate. we haven't always attributed that same, if you like, common sense logic to the indian people. and diplomacy is at the heart of all of this. astute, effective, sophisticated, native american diplomats shuttling between quebec and albany, between williamsburg and new orleans, figuring out strategies, whereby then their people have the best chance of survival. in what is becoming an increasingly perilous world for indian people. it's not an easy thing to do. but those native american actions are fundamental. they're not the only thing explaining the british victory, but they're an important aspect of that victory that we haven't really thought about. so that by 1763 -- yeah, question? >> was there an 18th century version of tecumseh who understood tha

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t lake tahoe, the day -- the old spanish garrison town of onterey. uriously, for all of the monterey peninsula's past fame as a spanish and mexican colonial stronghold, many historic landmarks speak strongly to the californian of reedom and independence. [applause] >> standing here at colton hall, he cradle of government in california, i am well aware of your proud past. i am impressed with what you have done to preserve this colorful history and bountiful beauty of the big sur country. albert schweitzer once said, men have lost the capacity to foresee and forestall. he will end by destroying the earth. i am not so pessimistic. and i know that the people of monterey peninsula know that conservation, beautification,: it what you will, is more than just one tree, or one historic building, or one highway. is a frame of reference, a way of life. you have lived it. and everyone who comes here is refreshed by what you have done. i want to contribute a small share. chestnut tree seedling from the thomas jefferson that at the white house to express my gratit

south of alameda, east of garrison. they've got this cul de sac closed off. i have video to show you what investigators have been doing the last few hours or so. a neighbor, a man walked outside, noticed multiple suspects trying to steal a truck. those suspects noticed him and fired on him. police are saying several shots were fired. we don't know if it came from

south of alameda, east of garrison. they've got this cul de sac closed off. i have video to show you what investigators have been doing the last few hours or so. a neighbor, a man walked outside, noticed multiple suspects trying to steal a truck. those suspects noticed him and fired on him. police are saying several shots were fired. we don't know if it came from but that neighbor was hit and taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries we're being told. the suspects got away in a car, in a vehicle. but police aren't sure what that vehicle is now. they'll be knocking on doors trying to get as much information as they can. a lot of activity. this is a quiet neighborhood, very dark, only a few street lights, very dark investigators are here gathering all the evidence they can. back to you. >>> from the first alert desk now, we're tracking the search for a suspect after a person was found stabbed at an apartment complex in littleton, that person now in the hospital. this happened off bellevue avenue. we have no description of a suspect and no conditio

jason garrison, brian boyle. tyler johnson will sit this one out, but he is still pretty stoked for preseason pucks. >> we love playing these games. practice. you can battle each other all you want. but in games, it is a whole different ball game. so, we are looking forward to the preseason. i think we have all been waiting for it. i just can't wait for tonight's game. >> if you stayed up to watch the rays game, you went to bed disappointed unless you love rain delays like steve. in which case, you do. todd frazier with the solo home run. that was the only offense. the white sox win it. they will go for a four-game sweep of chris archer is looking to avoid his 20th loss. if he lose to night, he will be the second pitch er in the last 35 years. >> he has had a very difficult year. >> he has. >> so much potential. >> don't want to stick it with number 20. >> all right. >> wow. >> thank you very much. >> and that's the news for now. don't go anywhere. nbc nightly news is next followed by newschannel8 at 7:00. >> i'l

garrison, i concede. - you-- you what? - i don't wanna play anymore 'cause this game is stupid. - yeah, it doesn't make any sense. - ike, you could be class president. - i pooped my pants! - can we finger paint now? [together] finger paint! - ah-- yes, yes, let's finger paint! - you did it, kyle. kyle saved your life, fat ass. - look, i'm fading! it must have worked, i don't exist! - oh, that's a bitch. - oh, well, i guess everything's fine now. so let's go home. - hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, cartman-- all you've been doing is making fun of kyle and now he saved your life. you at least owe him a thank you. - oh, man... - cartman! - all right, all right. kyle... >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: thank you so much, everybody. welcome to the "daily show." i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight here to talk about her new tv series "queen sugar," the amazing director ava duvernay is joining us,

this chunk was owned by george garrison, who was the son of the abolitionist william lloyd garrison. received -- he served as an offer in the companion unit to the more famous 54th massachusetts. being able to tell the full richest on the story allows us to do that. not only is it historically significant, but to use the scholarly term, pretty cool. thinking about army life, what you could have here, in essence you put all of who you are -- your belongings including. -- belongings and clothing. this will help people understand what life was like during the civil war era. this story is both a story of resilience to --resiliency, achievement, but also of struggle. one of the hard parts of exploring this history is that often the people who were at the worst tended to be other americans. that makes it hard to interpret. americans are not used to being the bad guys. one thing that is powerful is objects like this, that convey the strong anti-black sentiment. this is a ku klux klan banner for the 1920's. nights of thethe ku klux klan. it began after the civil war. it goes underwhelmed --

how he is aiming to turn the easternmost nuclear garrison into a center of commerce and casinos. should china be concerned? mark: have a look at where european equities are trading right now, under 30 minutes to the go -- to the close. macro movers were lower on the stoxx 600, no help by the isi manufacturing number which showed a contraction in the industry growth in the united states. earlier we reached the highest basis on the stoxx 600 since may. we went away all of our post-brexit losses. get sterling after the isn manufacturing number, up 1.2% against the dollar. sovereign bond yields are rising and commodities as well. costs, going to cut roughly 400 million euros .hrough his -- 2020 they are trying to battle is two big brands that have been suffering but as the cfo told us, absolut is turning around. up by three quarters of 1%. remy cointreau announced talks withrm a joint venture their dutch competitor over the fruit liquor. shares were up that slowly drifted lower throughout the day . the u.k. manufacturing data was not the only piece of data out of the european area be

and garrison. they will be playing in tonight's game. this pre-season game 2 for the bolts. they lost tuesday in game number one to the hurricanes. they're looking for a win here at amalie arena. playing in the world cup. it was a tougher camp they have more repetitions. >> and you know and quicker and and you know it has been fun and good. when they line up against the champions and this week a stiffer challenge playing with a ton of confidence. they are struggling and this is and 17 and they are in a draw play and that never seems to work. back on the field. it dresses three things. the belief that the team can win games. >> coach said you have to learn to stop losing before can you win. you know there are a lot of teams that that. and you know and as a defense all that can focus on is the defense. we have to stop making the mistakes so we can start playing the type of football that we know we're capable of playing. >> and well chris archer is one and a half for arch since the break. he has won 11 games and lost 26. hopefully they can make sure that does not happen. after

dorsett, even before dorsett, duane thomas, walt garrison. >> jimmy: what do you say to a team when you speak to them? you're an actor, you play roles, but you're not really that guy. >> actually a buddy of mine scenes kind of guy. he's a very powerful guy. and he had a stroke. and he was talking to them about how life was precious. and how they should take advantage of their life on this earth. because he's accomplished all these things and he had a stroke and it was like, oh. you can go like that. he ended up, his speech, with -- the time is now, you need to live, you need to do it now, find a way to work together. they got all this applause and stuff. i foll said, the time is now. the press came out and said that i said the time is now. he did. >> jimmy: he wrote that dialogue for you. >> and i took advantage and ran with it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: for the cowboys the time really is now. >> it is. >> they came out and lost their first game. >> yeah. and their quarterback. >> jimmy: and tony romo got hurt again. >> the young kid is good. >> jimmy: he is good. but -- yeah, it will be n

dujuan harris and garrison smith had a nice camp, all relieved. the raiders -- released. the raiders have not put theirs out yet. >>> stay with us after the game. we tour the action nationally and locally. >>> more from college football coming up later. stick around. eric? >> all right. thanks a lot. >>> a landmark deal coming up on abc7 news. the agreement president obama made with china today in which he says the best chance is for saving the planet. >>> and a live report on breaking news in san francisco where more than a dozen honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey... and real oats. ok, that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy! figures. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36-month financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> breaking new

russians of course, anytime isis makes a threat to the syrian garrison, russian air power has come in and stopped them. >> seriousness of this if united states confirms this was u.s.-led coalition air strike killing syrian forces this would be a first right? >> yes. we're in favor of the removal of the regime but we're not there to fight syrian army but there to defeat isis. >> thank you. a lot more ahead. >>> new jersey beach city on edge after a bomb exploded there today in a trash can right on the path of a charity run. >> what the intentions of the individual we don't know at this point, whether it's criminal or terroristic. it's obvious it was meant to affect the run. fact it went off at 9:35. >> fbi now taking the lead in that investigation, set to hold a news conference at any moment. we will take you there live. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i

. >> there will be grief counselors information is asked to call jackpot and garrison will has its bill has its water this morning.ac g she correctly picd the queen ofy hearts from three cards left and she will getrt or $3 million. there has been no winner for the last 51 one weeks originally you had to be present present to winou otherwise you would only get half plastic the world rules changed because of the car turning out the bowling alley starting the game planst another one after they give everyone in town ah bit of a break. >> 7:35 a.m. coming up ?- service dogs in college dorms find out about the new program- one university is all about helping a students and topped. first remember pops. first remember to log onpe to vote for streetsboro, file lanes in north elementary schools that is the nextor fox eight cool school we will announce its thursday come back, everyone the university of central florida has become one of the first universities to allow service campus with students. we have more on the impacts the dogs are having on campus. >> campus dogs up for the people that is ho

this was a military garrison town so time was precious. here's what the seals did. before they blew that helicopter up they took out all the women and children family members, including the worst terrorist of all. they took them out of the compound around the back do safety before they blew that helicopter up. that donald trump is what american honor looks like. [ cheers and applause ] i want to mention just three other threats. one threat here right at home, the epidemic of gun violence. and we have got to have comprehensive background checks, close the gun show loophole, close the online loophole and end the ability of people on the terrorist watch list buying a gun in america. this agenda is supported by a vast majority of americans and a vast majority of american gun owners. it's time we all said in one voice, hey, we can respect the second amendment, we can respect the right to own arms but we don't want people who should haven't guns in the first place killing anybody else ever again! [ cheers and applause ] another threat to our country is climate change. 201

. >> reporter: police are now talking to garrison, set to appear for their arraignment on november 2nd. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and police in san jose are hoping to audiocassette to the man seen on the surveillance video for the deadly shooting of the college professor. police want to know what it is on willow and sherman street where 37-year-old david moglen was shot to death in a street robbery. moglen was a well-respected economics professor at foothills college in lows al -- los altos. >>> ahead of the weekend's 15th anniversary at the september 11 attacks, the house of representatives today passed a controversial bill allowing the families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia. >> they would pass them back in may and now that means they will go to president obama. and the white house, they have signaled that the president intends to veto this bill. however congress, they may have enough votes to overline the veto because there are democrats as well as republicans that support it. there is suspicion that they were in some way connected to the september 11 attacks. 15 of them were from s

police are talking to karen garrison who said she and her husband were getting out of a concert when a drunken man tried to take her sandwich. >> he grabbed my arm and put his hand on my arm and my has been told him to back off and that was enough and stopped talking to his wife and then it started to escalate from there >> the former 49er is facing seven felony including elder abuse for hitting a 70-year-old man with his own cane and punching the man's son at the hotel. that is also when miller was seen on surveillance video bloodied and stumbling after the alleged attack. labor day incident was the difficult bruce miller seen in court yesterday. he appeared stoic and soft- spoken in court he is not at liberty to talk about what happened since the investigation is ongoing. >>> marin county sheriff's is a traffic stop but them to 45 pounds of marijuana. department was a photograph of the confiscated drugs wrapped in bundles debbie's found the marijuana after pulling the driver over for speeding on highway 101. they say three-year-old angela both of the metal was arrested after a snow

. >> and this is going to be extra congestion on i-70 eastbound over garrison street today. starting at 7 a.m., crews will be working to widen the bridge. there will be closures and lane shifts in effect. stay with us through good morning america, and we'll let you know about those alternate routes and what traffic looks like there. >>> and we are tracking some other breaking stories from overnight. denver police are trying to find a gu shooting. one person was shot in the thigh near sheridan and dartmouth. that person should survive. police, though, have not released a description of the suspect. >>> meanwhile, thornton police are looking for the person who shot and killed a 16-year-old at a house party over the weekend. the victim was found lying in the street with a gunshot wound to the torso. she later died at the hospital. here is a photograph of her. police now tell us her looking for a hispanic man in his teen or early twenties. hoop ring in his nose. >>> in federal heights, police are investigating a deadly shooting. the incident started around 6:00 last night when o

this is a military garrison town. so time was really precious. but here's what the s.e.a.l.s did. before they blew that helicopter up, they took out all the women and children, family members of terrorists, including the worst terrorist of all. they took them out of the compound, around the back, to safety, before they blew that helicopter up. that, donald trump, is what american honor looks like. [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to mention three other threats. one threat right here at home. the epidemic of gun violence. and we have got to have comprehensive background chex, close the gun show loophole, close the online loophole, and the able of people on the terrorist watch list buying a gun in america. this agenda, i just briefly outlined, is supported by a vast majority of americans and a vast majority of american gun owners. and it's time we all said in one voice, hey, we can respect the second amendment, we can respect the right to own arms, but we don't want people who shouldn't have guns in the first place killing anybody else ever again. another threat to our country is c

this was a military garrison town. so time was really precious. but here's what the s.e.a.l.s did. before they blew that helicopter up, they took out all the women and children. family members of terrorists, including the worst terrorist of all. they took them out of the compound, around the back to safety before they blew that helicopter up. that, donald trump, is what american honor looks like. [ cheers and applause ] i want to mention just three other threats. one threat here right at home. the epidemic of gun violence. we have got to have comprehensive background checks. close the gun show loophole. close the online loophole. and the ability of people on the terrorist watch list buying a gun in america. this agenda i've just briefly outlined is supported by a vast majority of americans and a vast majority of american gun owners. and it is time we all said in one voice -- hey, we can respect the second amendment, we can respect the right to own arms, but we don't want people who shouldn't have guns in the first place killing anybody else ever again. [ cheers and applause ] anoth

we live and in a garrison state now. in a society decided by fear.but also the fear and the hatred we have to get to the bottom of it. it is pervasive in our society. in a society where everybody has gods and everybody guns and everybody is quaking in fear. it's a set up for tragedies like this. president obama has been criticized for jumping the gun and calling a situation before we actually have the details of which is why i ask you as commander in chief how do you handle this but you're very adamant that it's in -- it is the police fault. >> you cannot set this aside from the context including the murder just two days before have a gentleman in which there was very clear video where he was compliant absolutely with police orders have a hands up over his head we see video after video. you can't separate this from that context. jill stein in the case of the shooting end of charlotte north carolina the police chief said adamantly that scott wasn't repeatedly warned to drop his gun when he got out of his car and then went back and the officers gave a

and her assistant, sarah garrison, asked about the where abouts of their personal maid and the dogs and the cat. and i said, well the last time i had seen them, they were with dale hainey, one of the grounds keeper who usually took care of the dog and cat and that i thought they had been in the basement of the white house. she said, well i'm going to come back in a secret service escort and get some clothes for mrs. bush. we don't know what's going to happen from here and we'd like to pick up the dog and the cat. at that point, we made preparations to get the dog and the cat together and litter box for the cat and leash for the dog and sarah came and picked up some clothes for mrs. bush and she took the party off. maria galin and the animals and they went out of to a off to an undisclosed location. and it was getting later in the day, 3:00 and we were feeling a bit more comfortable. there had been no more attacks. certainly, by that time, we had heard about the plane that crashed in pennsylvania. shanksville. and that the air traffic control system had put all the planes down, including

this was owned by george garrison. he served as an officer in the 55th massachusetts. they were the companion union -- th.t to the more popular 54 this allows us to show some historical significance. is really cool. it allows us to get a sense of army life. the things you could not hear. the essence is that you put in everything that you own. you carry it with you. is great to allow us to help people understand what life was like during the civil war era. this story of the african-american experience is about resiliency and achievement. it is also a story of struggle. one of the hard parts of exploring this history is that often, the people who were at the worst tended to be other americans. that can make it hard to interpret, because americans are not used to being the bad guys. one of the things that is powerful is this. it can convey that strong, antiblack sentiment. this was a ku klux klan banner from the 1920's. began know, the klan after the civil war. it went underground, and then it burst anewst new -- after the film, "birth of a nation." this kind of banner is

>> garrison road. thank you. >> reporter: less than 1 mile later, rival. off to the phar mill plus a drug mart to get in epipen. they sell for $300 much cheaper north of the border. in no time, i was out of the store and i had the epipen in hand. the same epipen sold in the usa. the entire time inside the store, three minutes to buy one of these but it did not require a prescription and the total cost was a little over $101. again, the same potentially life-saving device for people with severe allergic reactions mylan offer -- announced it will offer a generic version at $150 a piece but in canada, it is still about $50 cheaper than that. why so much less expensive in canada? medication prices are regulated here. canadian pharmacist says that strikes him as fair. >> i am always concerned about prices because it is not fair for people -- for wealthy people to stay healthy and happy and people who cannot >> reporter: on the return drive, we had no problem getting back into the usa with our purchase. usa. >> where is home? >> buffalo. >> what are you doing in

let me also say about this crisis of violence that afflicts us, we are a garrison state. everyone, not everyone, but way too many people feel like they need to have a gun in order to be safe. we say, it is time to declare a a truthd this time for and reconciliation commission to get down to the bottom of this climate of hate, fear, and racism. a truthehind us with and reconciliation commission because even though we got the emancipation proclamation, it did not end there. solution --'s criminal institution of slavery was followed by flinching and jim crow and the redlining of segregation and the drug wars in mass incarceration and police violence. this is not new. [applause] new on the video cameras that are documenting it and also this broken windows policy and the militarization of our police which must also be brought to an end now. [applause] the black lives matter campaign. we support, unlike the democrats who you may have heard recently, the leaked e-mails saying, just cut them on the head and send them on their way. they couldn't be more wrong. this is another reas

been a corporate lawyer with the new york city-based law firm of paul wise, riffkind walton and garrison. my brothers and sisters, this is the first time a sitting cabinet secretary is here to address isna convention so please join me in welcoming secretary jeh johnson with a loud round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, good evening. let's try that again. ladies and gentlemen, good evening. you just heard a message from the president of the united states, president barack obama. i want to thank you for inviting me to be here today. as barack obama's presidency and our administration draw to a close, i'm proud to have been part of it. i have been on an incredible journey with barack obama not just since he became president in 2009 but over the last ten years as part of his campaign, his transition team, his administration and now his cabinet. history will record not only the transformational changes president obama brought about but also that in 2008 he was elected president with 69 million votes, the largest popular vote for any one person in the history of th