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joining us onset is gill simon, the ceo with a billion dollars under management. great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> your prediction is netflix to 10 0 billion. >> we've been talking about this for awhile with disney and media stocks. the market is starting to recognize the power of netflix and the impact its having on the media, echo system so nice to get that recognition and definitely feels like it can be a multi year holding from here as they continue to subscribe and eventually raise price and, you know, just take share in the market. >> we're half way there in terms of the prediction, about $51 billion give or take on netflix. how many years out do you expect it to hit $100 billion or the sign post along the way you like to see whether it be subscribers or countries or whatever met tricks you want to use? >> just a couple years ago we debated whether or not they could get to 30 or 50 million subscribers. if you have research, you hear people talking about subscribers globally and if you look at some of the markets they are launching, two o

it's artificially helping them to breathe, pumping oxygenated saltwater in their mouth over their gills. >> carolyn is an undergrad at the university of new england shark and research lab. she is one of the most crucial jobs, using this veterinarian's ultrasound to see if the shark is pregnant. >> tiger shark are tough because they're so massive, we can't get the whole uterus in one shot. >> this shows that this shark was not pregnant. the next major task, surgery to implant this transmitter inside the shark. >> this is the size of a small battery but it has enough battery power to transmit you will are a sonic signals for serve years while the animal is out there swimming. >> the they take detailed measurements. >> tiger sharks, which are predatory sharks, are really built, in many cases, ambush. they're made for short bursts of speed. >> what you look at the tiger shark what can you tell me about its feature. >> the first thing you'll notice is their large blunt head. the their athlete are designed almost like a can open. >> blood and finish samples are taken before the hook is remove

gill they're just under $17. so from your point of view they have further to go.hange your view? >> no not at all. in fact their volume growth accelerated again to 24%. it was 39 two quarters ago. revenue will decelerate this much pretty soon. to get that 43% volume growth they have to increase marketing by 77%. so as john said earlier, they're increasing expenses at a much higher than revenue. that's not sustainable. pretty soon revenue will decelerate. >> wow, john. >> so gill what are their options? they need to team up with somebody like an ebay newly independent and trimmed down? they have a real challenge from amazon trying to get into their place. surely they won't get all of etsy's base but if they get some that will hurt. >> that's exactly right. if they don't go back to basics amazon will have a tremendous amount of success taking away customers. mostly taking away sellers. sellers want to sell against other hand-made good sellers. on etsy they're selling next to manufacturers and counterfeiters. >> gill, if etsy goes back to its core to that heritage, j

i got to spend time with fernando torres gills, one of the leading experts in aging in disabilities in the country. i heard him speak but never had a chance to sit and talk. it was this enormous opportunity for me to think about new things. but also see san francisco in the context of what i heard people talking about from across the country. so i know that much of the press talked about the disappointment, that it wasn't 2,000 people again. i have to wonder if it will ever be that again. if that technology hit the point where we can do things more locally. and still bring that information forward. but we will have to see. there will be another one we hope in 10 years. i guess the other thing i would announce right after that, as soon as we got back from the conference. the senate passed the older's american act, out of the senate and now in the house. we are waiting to see what happens. that was a nice bookend to having the conference and then the white house conference and then to hear that as well. so was really an honor to be there and it was just a great day. >> are you finished?

joining me right now from new york former police officer and former fbi special agent jonathan gill yam now they say there is a person of interest in custody. how are police moving forward in the investigation now? >> well, i'm sure -- depending -- we talk about all these different investigation and how they unfold. typically what these officers are doing, depending on where the stop happened there may be cameras they can pull the tape from to see if they can identify the person. there may have been fingerprints at the location. now, if they have this person in custody, now they can start comparing the different information that they have and evidence they have with who this person is. also, it could have been -- a lot of times when people do things like this they go out and tell people. i'm sure there was canvassing of sources and people from law enforcement in the communities where that happened. this is a good thing that they have somebody in custody. >> earlier, i spoke with a former l.a.p.d. sergeant. she said there's nothing routine about traffic stops. in your experience how are

he'd go gill net in the summertime and lobster pot fishing. t other than that, he was just -- it was all a new experience for tom. >> reporter: witnesses say the boat t5ok on water tuesday it ook rescue teams nearly a day to find the sunken vessel, while debris like this was located in the waves. those who witnessed it go down tell me they believe anderson never made it out of the hole. >> m tom's just a nice guy. years. happy go lucky. >> you're looking at a live chopper shot. that task of bringing the boat above and try to confirm in the body of anderson is inside that boat. that has not yet been confirmed. little bit more about derson, we're t d he was in hisate 50s or early 60s. he le oved being out on the water not only to fish but also to make a little bit of money. news 4 new york. >> all right, thank you. also in new jersey, we're learning new details about a livery cab driver who was shot and killed while trying to earn his living. the victim, a 57-year-old man and a father of ten. the shooter, still on the run at this hour. news 4's michael george has been working up detail

upper 70s for brentwood. 80-degrees in the east bay for today. 82 for gill roy. 79 for sunny vail. afternoon highs along the penn states innocence larimer, 68 in san francisco. low to mid-60s right along the coastline. there is the extended forecast, temperatures will be warming up as we get into wednesday, and warmer on thursday, low 90s inland, that is where we will feel it most. but then in the weekend, the temperatures are coming back down once again. >> what a strange stomacher. >> you are right. >> thank you. >>> coming up, after three decades of lobbies, fans of ultimate frisbee have the rings in their sights. some people home that the stamp of apreyful be help ultimate frisbee let go of itings hippy image. >>> apple's suri is taking on a new job. how she can help you with your voice mails, next. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. >>> allover look at st

. >>> new jersey representative bonnie watson coleman spent part of the day at the boys and gills club in mercer county in trenton, she was there to call on lawmakers to pass the nutrition act next month and wants additional funding so the program can feed more children. as philadelphia prepares for the pope's upcoming visit, a local artist is getting ready for his artwork of pope francis to be seen by millions, perry milo has two paintings chosen, his a prayer for peace and the holy day will be on banners and t-shirts and even mugs. perry lives in ewing, new jersey, says there was a special reason to paint the works. >> i am two years removed from a tumor that was found to be benign from a two hour surgery and i'm blessed and lucky and just incredible how lucky i am. >> a prayer for peace by the way is on sale for $1 million with most of the proceeds going to charity. >>> it looks like chase is california bound? >> this story is hanging out there for several weeks and chase utley's 13 and season with the phillies appears to be his last with the team and rumors are he will be headed to

a.l.s., lou gurrics's disease or motor neurone is a masty illness that gills people.y 12 months after the world went crazy, doctors say the money helped to spur a major injection. it's a fundraising campaign inundating social media. everyone's social media was awash with people throwing ice buckets of water over each other. the rich and maims watt there too. >> even faces from the familiar 2016 trail. president obama was nominated, but refused. >> i'm going to write you an ebbing ch. former first lady has other ideas. >> even i with the backdrop of new york. me in shorts. raising cash is not new, according to the website. it pulled in 115 million, compared to 2.8 million. 4,100% increase. now comes word of the access being put to good use. they helped unchallenge the military behind approaching. called ttp 43. in 90% of cases. >> trying to figure it out. the best part is it can be fixed. with any luck, this can lead to a cure or slowing down of a disease. the research joined in the pun. work is ongoing. they hope it will be the first of many on the future of the ice b

senators who support the deal include bernie sanders, angus king, and new york democrat, christian gillrand. oppoening the deal include schumer, and ted cruz, lindsey graham, rand paul, and marco rubio. many senators and representatives still haven't decided how they will vote, but they will certainly face a lot of pressure from supporters and opponents of the deal. >> earlier we talked with i'm on both sides of the deal. patrick with the washington institute where near east policy has concerns about the deal. >> when you spend years negotiating this deal, and you finally compromise and come to a deal, now it's going to fall apart if it's not ratified by congress, the sanctions fall apart, and you get a much worse situation than we had beforehand. >> the deal lifts the embargo on iran importing and exporting weapons and ballistic missiles, was that too great of a concession for the u.s. to make. >> absolutely not. there were some side deals on that, but ultimately the aim was to not let iran get a nuclear weapon, and that's what this does, at least for 10 to 15 years and i think much fu

los gatos, morgan hill and gille roy, up in the peninsula, mid-70s to mid-80s. mid to upper 80s through our north bay valleys. santa rosa, one of the warm spots at 88. mid-70s to low 80s along the east bayshore. our warmest weather, m low 90s. look at our temperatures this weekend. it peaks at the coast tomorrow and starts to ease through monday. >> a live look at north bay. 101 traveling at 280. golden gate bridge, traffic there quite quie we haven't seen the zipper track yet but i will certainly let you know as soon as we do. we are taking a look at our weather layer here. the shades of white, indicating some cloud cover. we don't have any spa to speak of. will keep us updated on that front. west 580 at 680. we have an accident. over the altamont pass, 30 miles an hour. only checking out a couple minutes for your commute. 32, tracy to dublin. 16 minutes, highway 85 from 101 to >>> samsung has unveiled two new devices. their big new phones. >> the galaxy note 5 and the x 6 featuring nearly 6 inch screens that have built-in, wireless charging that will go on sal

. >> where morning rush hour subways are jammed to the gills. cops say it happened last friday on an f-train from queens they say the 45-year-old victim asked this woman to move her bag so she could sit down, that the woman ignored her, but that the victim sat down anyway, that's when cops say this woman became engaged, pushing the victim, pulling her hair, scratching her chest and to bleed. >> to beat somebody up over that, that's terrible. >>> police say -- it stopped at 21st street, they say the victim was taken to a hospital in stable condition. >> that was crazy, all she had to do was take a bag and sitdown and be courteous to others. >>> at least say the suspect is still out there that she has not yet been apprehended, live in queens bridge, cbs 2 news. >>> thank you. crews are struggling to get a handle on deadly wildfires in the west, almost 30,000 firefighters are battling at least 80 fires that forced thousands of people to flee their homes. >> fast moving wildfires forced more evacuations over night in north central washington, a doze

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this one-year-old gill wa was r. she's alived. but the trauma is etched on her face.as among hundreds packed on to a fishing boat which capsized. the vessel had begun its journey when it issued a distress call. rescuers from the italian coast guard, irish navy and medical charity doctors without borders arrived on the scene only to see the stricken boat overturned. many migrants rushed to one side of the boat causing it to capsize. what followed was a furious search and rescue operation. helicopters and ships joined in. they have saved hundreds of people and also recovered many bodies. it's unclear exactly how many people were on board the overloaded boat, but aid workers say what drove their decision to get on. >> what's important is to understand that there are no roots for these people to take to flee from the conflicts. over 60% of the people making this treacherous journey across the mediterranean fleeing from conflict, afghanistan, is a yeah, they have no safe roots to do this. they are risking life and limb. >> more than 2,000 migrants and refugees have died at

baiting in the way that this week's tragedy in virginia. music ♪ are you ready to go grab life by the gillswould you like to make an investment you know will pay off? then you belong at bass pro shops. where great gear, great prices and the great outdoors all meet up. >>> another great week. i want to say thanks to our cashin in crew for joining us. you can head over to fox news.com/cashin in to see wayne and jonathan's stock picks. >>> before we go, let's wake up, america. this week we saw a horrific murder of two innocent people while they were working. the crime took place live on air, and as far as i know, that's never happened before. a new low. we seem to be experiencing more and more of these new lows. it's disturbing. what's not new is what happened minutes after those murders took place. democratic governor terry mcauliffe went on to tv to tie the murders of two innocent people by a crazed former colleague to gun rights. literally minutes after the crime. even before the gunman was caught. just hours later black activist cornell west was busy swraming the race card back into his po

>> his ate, wisconsin, has tremendous problems with debt loaded up to the gills. he's pouring debt there. as you know they wanted to see if they could have a surplus. it turns out to be a $2.2 billion deficit. another thing in wisconsin, he came up and gave me a plaque a beautiful plaque thanking me for everything i do. they have another problem in wisconsin. a tremendous divisiveness. a hay tret among everybody. you have a big deficit. it's wonderful to fight the indians, but in the meantime they are doing bad economically. they are 36 or 38 in terms of a state. they are doing poor jobs wise and they have a huge deficit. i think it's a much different scott than people thought. >> okay. last one, some say you are out chris christieing. >> he is my friend. many of them i respect. new jersey is not doing well. it's simple it's not doing well. maybe he will get it turned around. they asked how he would be at president. i would be a great president. i would be a great jobs president and a great security president. let me tell you, i will take care of our vets. our vet

. >>> this moving teenager arrested accused every taking five year old little gill from her home in thedle of the night and beating her. we're also learning grissly new details about what else she endured during the attack. >>> also, this morning, congressman chaka fattah heads to federal court. it is his first appearance, since he was indicted last month. >>> today today is the day millions of women have been waiting for, social security to go decide if the so-called little pink pill will get approval. more on that coming up in a moment. good morning, it is tuesday, august 18th, i i'm care con teal. heatwave continues, sorry to report. katie, meisha, what are you going to do? it is august. good morning. >> good morning, everyone, hot outside and certainly heating up on the roadways, too. fortunately, things are kind of our normal busy tuesday commute. i know you got your work cut out for you. >> absolutely, yes. mid to late august. we expect to see these kinds of things happen once in a while, normally our average hi, anyway, is about 85 degrees. we far have been exceed that now for co

i mean it's like god bestowed us with this most fantastic troll to gill the dog days of summer with glorious entertainment. in fact, he even looks like a troll doll. look at his hair. all right? doesn't he? look. i have one right here. see, look. doesn't it look like a troll? >> i am the most entertaining most loveable troll ever. okay. all right, all right. and like the rest of us, the media didn't pay attention to anything else in the debate besides trump. the and one of the biggest issues they focused on was trump's anger at what he perceived as being treated unfairly, by none other than fox's megyn kelly. you once told a contestant on celeb apprentice it would be a pretty picture to see her on her knees. does that sound to you like the temperament of a man we should elect as president? >> i think the big problem this country has is being politically correct. and, honestly, megan, if you don't like it, i am sorry. i have been very nice to you, although i could probably maybe not be, based on the way you have too treated me, but i wouldn't do that. >> larry: so his response to being accuse

gill gillion pang is better known. is how much practice do you put in? >> 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.ry day. >> reporter: there are more than a dozen other video games that are played on the professional level. >> the top pro earns are playing close to a million dollars. >> reporter: dustin beck makes it. his company said 27 million people watched the 2014 u.s. championship match. almost double the world series. after almost three hours, counterlogic came out on top. they now head to the world championship. brian webb for cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a closer look at those three americans honored today for foiling an attack on a passenger train in paris -- or to paris rather. >>> plus, we'll meet an extreme adventurer who goes down into active volcanos. >>> and we'll talk with one of the earliest hillary clinton supporters, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay a

. >> no question about it: you know, gill is the architect of record. >> reporter: malvern based architect designing 2016 olympic course in rio but opticals, and among them, major funding is needed for cobbs creek. the it may be years before any ground is broken on the plan but these two men keep on playing to hope to revive those ghosts on these ground. in cobbs creek, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> love to see that happening to the creek. you can see final two round of the pga championship right here on cbs. tune in saturday and sunday to 2:00 to 7:00 for all of the action from whistling straits. >>> by the way last report dustin johnson lead agent six under par, in second place, one stroke back, todd quinones, how did that happen. johnson is leading. >> i knew were you keeping an eye on that. >> still to come, how with a little extra cash. we will tell you why citizens bank customers could be seeing a boost in their bank account, vittoria. >>> we are down the shore in ocean city, new jersey, it is absolutely perfect out, but i have been seeing one thing, the cuteness, it is

he would go crabbing in the wintertime, he would go gill netting in the summertime, and kumquat fishing and lobster pot fishing. other than that, it was all a new experience for tom. >> and the crews resume their search tomorrow. >>> police are working to solve a mystery tonight. they're trying to find a person who shot and killed a delivery cab driver who was a husband and father of ten. news 4's michael george has more. >> reporter: shiba, that cab driver pulled up right here last night in this quiet neighborhood, but it wasn't a passenger waiting for him. someone shot and killed him in his own cab, and what's believed to be an attempted robbery. tonight that cab driver's wife and ten children are wondering why someone would kill him. >> he's the best person in the world. he's the best person in the world. >> reporter: heartbreak for the wife of taxi driver ahmad al i seemar, doing his job, working long hours to provide for his ten kids when someone shot and killed him. we spoke with his son outside their home in edison. >> if there was a way to, like, take my head and put it on his b

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packed to the gills. they'll have kids here. kids there. tons of activities for them. but i think behind all of this so many people are so inspired by pope francis. certainly this priest is and he wants to follow his example. >> he's just a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: reverend joseph corly loves pope francis but age is catching up to him. >> i'm not going to go down. i don't think i could hang out for like five or six hours there physically but i've read everything i could that he wrote. >> reporter: that's why his church blessed virgin mary is throwing opens its doors welco welcoming pilgrims to stay pope weekend. 30 young teens from boston are crashing out. >> they'll spend that night and saturday night sleeping on the floor, guys in our parish hall. >> boys will bunk in here. the girls in sleeping bags over at the school. lots of passion to see this po pope. >> younger people in our parish are going to the mass. >> reverend corly knows it's worth it. here he is right in the thick of the action when pope john paul ii came to philly back in 1979. >> just excitin

he would go crabbing in the wintertime, he would go gill netting in the summertime and come pot fishing and lobster pot fishing. but other than that, he was just -- it was all a new experience for tom. >> reporter: witnesses say the boat took on water tuesday afternoon and went under. it took rescue teams nearly a day to find the sunken vessel while bri like this was located in the waves. those who witnessed it go down tell me they believe anderson never made it out of the hull. >> tom is just a nice guy. i've known him about three years. happy go lucky. >> reporter: and friends tell us anderson was believed to be in his late 50s or early 60s, usually went out on the boat on his own. and friends also say that he loved being out there to make some extra money. in bell ford, new jersey, i'm brynn gingras, news 4 new york. >>> wall street's wild ride continued today, only this time the roller coaster ended on the up side instead of down. the dow jones industrial average gained more than 600 points. not enough to make up for all of the past week's slide, but a significant rebound, nonethele

. >>> good morning, today is wednesday, august 5th, i'm kimberly gill foil in for elisabeth haasing beck. the stage is set. donald trump already issuing a warning. >> i'm not looking to hurt anybody, i'm not looking to embarrass anybody, if i have to bring up the deficiencies, i'll bring up deficient sis. >> we're live in cleveland with who's in and who's out what with what you need to know. >>> tax payers paid for this anti-white, racist speech. >> white, racist cop coming down the street, behave yourself. teaching a black boy to behave or murder. >> believe it or not, he's a comedian. now the federal government giving big bucks to that comedian, calling cops murder s murderers, how in the heck did that happen and who let it happen? >>> and stuck for hours in traffic with nowhere to go. get out the lawn chair and get raies. the driver that went sunbathing. they tell me mornings are better with friends. >> oh yeah. >>> hi everybody, welcome to studio e this morning on this wednesday morning, we've got kim berfully for brian and -- kimberly in for brian and pete in for elisabeth. >> inter

collegeville up to 82. 70s for gill betterville and pottstown.e will be bright over the weekend, too. by then the clouds that are in delaware and south jersey will be done. you can see the clouds are pushing to the south. this is an animation over the last couple of hours. the cloudiness will be a little slow to clear in cape may. still seeing some showers in cape may and southern delaware but it's already tapering off in western kent county and western sussex county. improvement in the air. the breezes will be with us this afternoon. wind gusts at 4:00 to 20 miles an hour at the shore. and winds will be gusty again tomorrow at the shore. then they die down for sunday. but, the sunshine, the temperatures are up. mostly sunny skies, warm. 80s this afternoon. and tomorrow a little bit warmer, but the humidity will stay low. nothing but sunshine for saturday. 64 in the morning. 87 in the afternoon. 1 degree warmer on sunday. bright sunny skies for sunday. but the sunny skies will start to fade on monday. clouds return. the chance of late day showers

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. >>> good morning, today is wednesday, august 5th, i'm kimberly gill foil in for elisabeth haasing beckstage is set. donald trump already issuing a warning. >> i'm not looking to hurt anybody, i'm not looking to embarrass anybody, if i have to bring up the deficiencies, i'll bring up deficient sis. >> we're live in cleveland with who's in and who's out what with what you need to know. >>> tax payers paid for this anti-white, racist speech. >> white, racist cop

now police want to know if mark joseph west victimized other gills that he met through his job at the camden community center gym. he's allowed with two felony counts. the city spokesman says when west was hired, there were no red flags. >> we take this very seriously. which is why we screen our employ employee. and this suspect did that have any prior convictions. >> hopefully they can get to the bottom of the truth and let everyone know what happened. >> west worked at the camden center as far back from 2011. he's due in court on thursday. >>> at least a dozen people looking for a place to stay after an overnight fire at a senior care facility in the mission district. it happened around midnight. one resident suffered smoke inhalation. but is expected to be okay. the red cross bay area is now helping those without a home. >> it displaced for a couple neats. it's an expensive city and folks with special needs, limited resources is extremely it ticket. >> again, it was a senior facility. no word on what caused the fire. >>> san jose international getting millions to improve its facili

. >> hey, i'm dan cats, my father bobcats, our chef taj and our chef gill here. >> take a look at what here. take a look down the line, explain some of the good east. >> here we have our avacado toast, fresh avacado on multi grain toast, poached egg, red chilly flakes. >> look at this one. >> our health nut pancakes for all of you healthy people out there. grab old, a strawberries, kraisins, topped with fresh cinnamin. >> smors pancakes, number one favorite, smors in the middle, chocolate chips marshmellows ahead. >> this is our signature, been here since day one, 16 years, mile high french toast carmelized bananas. >> bring it on outside. i'm ' taking this one, national eat outside day. george, we go backward, backward, out on to the patio. and, come over here, these laid advice been sitting here for little while. look what i bring to you, sweetheart. how do you like that? >> yes, love it. >> the mile-high you know t okay, now, what's your favorite when you come? >> the mile high. >> the mile high. there go. think you can share that? okay, come on down here, we got more folks, they've

logan square pizza and gill is inside the zone, there will be no delivers and simple menu. >> we'll serve cheese steaks fries and pizza. >> reporter: employees are making arrangements for what will be a busy weekend. >> i'm lucky enough that i have a friend who lives across the street from my job, he'll be out of the city so i'll be housesitting for her. >> we're based in fairmont. we're trying to decide based on on the perimeters that are being established if we can run bike tours. >> if you live near the restricted areas, the best bet is to find a parking spot for the car and leave it for the weekend. >> reporter: residents in the secure zone will receive notice about removing their vehicles in the near future. trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> transit passes go on sale today, if you plans to -- if you plan to use new jersey transit pass, there will be a limited number of tickets available. you will need them to ride the atlantic city or river line trains which will be operating at certain stops. >>> "action news" is in argentina gathering stories from the place where pope fran

it is to help to find a cure for gill take iting and deadly disease. this woman spending 16 years blind but a new bionic eye is helping her see the world in a whole new light. connie torres can finally see light after 16 years of darkness thanks to a bionic eye. yes, it does exist. i'm very strong:i was happy and i was sobbing like crazy. a joyful response after a complicated procedure which was the first of its kind in florida. the generations that are head try or age-related is what this device is aimed for. but again who knows in the future. doctors with the palmer eye institute use advanced technology created by a medical device company out of california. the implant consists of a receiver and an array of electrodes. think about that souped up version with all the bells and whiles. that's the tech month lie that we're talking about today. a miniature video camera in the eyeglasses captures the scene. that's how i'm going to get my objects, looking through the camera and this is a coil and this coil connect wi-fi to my implant inside my eye. with ti

turner field in midland so once again to turner gill news same next year.ey had earlier home. in 6 nothing in the fourth inning. matt king could not stand prosperity. he gave up hope for the bottom nine giants won out a way. some see as ago to run blast. for its farmers and skeet tied it seven extra innings. in a great moment so here. tomlinson's major leaguers back. and they were terrific broadcast did enjoy his parents in. his wife. that was great great stuff. for pushes it back to the base had led. air come around to score. buster bringing him in. tomlinson will be one of the heroes 87 giants. but now and the bottom of the 12th a man named gonna. adonis perseus drives one out. the most difficult loss of the year for the giants. 21 rhinegold a sudden cough that up. the braves' winning 129 to 8. we have a young fella downstairs named vincent that helps the social media stuff. whenn my line is always you feel better of it how was the giants lost to the effective life? how see people that does one go on and vince fox by me tonight. a tough game province? he

very big moment for the gill moore family. >> do you think that will play a role in his candidacy? could that bring him back? >> i think that it could. it could be a viral video if he gave a speech. >> no, greg, and i'm shocked and offended that you would malign our greatest secretary of state of all time in this way. if there is one thing we know about the clintons they do not wipe away evidence. i think her jokes are hilarious. if i were a brick wall i would want her to stand in front of me. >> by all accounts, carly crushed it. whatever that means, i'm 50. and yes, if cnn keeps to their rules as they are, carly won't go farly, not making the cut. cnn is averaging polls that go back to july 16 before the debate. did you follow that and is that fail? >> cnn is keeping her off because they are scared of her. >> he's sucking up so much energy and air time, all of it out of the debate. he has 25% of the vote. they are getting pushed out because of it. but, you know, the public has spoken and they are into trump. you're into carly but many others are into trump. >> cnn is entitled obv

gill mother hit 97 degrees. the good news is the nights cool off. we are seeing a lot of 50s here. 59 concord. 55 napa. 54 now for novato. 57 half-moon bay. mid 50s for palo alto. hayward, oakland, fremont. breeze coming down for the delta. that is usually a sure sign there will be a warmup for inland areas and it's calm for most locations. water temps 60-65. outside the golden gate. inside it's in the low 70s. 43 for truckee. and 55 down in monterey. the tropical or monsoon clouds they try but they are being pushed off. fog will burn off much sooner but a system is dropping down. see it's a teeter totter effect as this drops down that is allowing the ridge to build in. but a lot of moisture streaming up from north of the hawaiian islands. one, two, and it looks like both are on track to pay. we're okay but watch the cloud cover really start to ramp up here. the next couple of days and rain in extreme northern california. maybe mendocino county and lake county. low clouds sunny and warmer. 70s and 80s by the water. 95 for some. 90 and 70s around oak

lynched people in the first half of the 20th century because of that perception of dangerousness and gills -- of dangerousness and guilt. we separated ourselves and we still do. now on the streets, when people see colors there is this presumption that they are dangerous. are not going to make progress until we free ourselves. i think we need truth and reconciliation in america. exactly this is understanding by understanding he is writing to as well pit he is reaching back to slavery. -- as well. he is reaching back to slavery. bryan: the fact my friend was gunned down can not be treated to the fact he was mistaken for another black person that was a suspected criminal. certain presumptions were made about that. it doesn't matter at the end of the day. it is a broad systemic thing. you believe this is the ford projection of history from slavery. -- the forward projection of history from slavery. bryan: very much so. unless there is a serious reckoning with this we are going to keep going over and over again on the same thing. i don't mean to harp on this, of what race, i sort of is one of t

. >> a lot of the older ones like lieutenant gill, all of them, they know me from when i was a youngster. back down here. so we have a different type of communication level and understanding. >> every night you are going to go through this. you hear me? every night you work, honky, you racist, redneck, no good [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard for myself. i been in segregation three years. i don't blame nobody else. because i had an opportunity to get out of here. i let my anger and things get to me that i shouldn't have. and as a result of that, i'm still here. >> i can't say i'm sane. i'm pretty off balance, but i keep it in a certain amount of control. >> another inmate at kentucky state penitentiary who is no stranger to cell extractions is victor hiatt. prior to interviewing him, our producer was duly warned. >> victor hiatt is a very, very dangerous individual. probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor being led to the interview. and he had such an intense security

in gill roe roy, 98 degrees, palo alto, 89 degrees. embarcadero, 7793 in napa , 94 in concord and danville up to 92 degrees. high temperatures if headed to santa cruz for the weekend, lots of activities there, including on the board walk, a live concert. it will be 75 degrees. big changes for the weekend. more clouds move in. by tomorrow, we wake up with a possibility of rain moving in in santa rosa. 6:00 in the morning, seeing green on the map. this is what radar could look like. the rest of the bay area sees low clouds. as rain moves to the south, it fizzles out. we may see that along the coast and for areas north of san francisco. we know at this point any little bit is good because we just need that to continue in the forecast. this is the only chance of rain we have. and it brings .05 inch and elsewhere in the bay, trace amounts of rain. but a little moisture before we return to more dry weather. also keeping an eye on tropical storm erika. this storm is being ripped apart, not only because of strong upper level winds but because