i tell you what, this is a town hall. a town hall. never saw a town hall with 2500 people sitting in the theater. but we're going to call it a town hall, right? but we are going to work really hard and you know, everybody said he's not going to run. you remember that, right? never going to run. then they said well, he is never going to file those papers. not the financial papers. had to sign my life away with one page. i am signing my life away. said i will never sign that. he announced he's run, we had the event, now sign the paper. then they did say he is never going to file his financial documents because he's probably not as rich as people think, right? so then i filed 98 or 102 pages of financial. it was much, much bigger than anybody anticipated. actually, i wanted to file the financials, you know, i am sort of a bragger. no, i actually wanted people to know. i am a private company, they don't know. these people are analyzing. one analyzed he is only worth $3 billion. but we haven't looked at about 200 of his corporations. how d

so please join me in giving a warm welcome to eric hall. >> [applause] professor hall: professor hall: -- professor hall: good will and is -- you think he is that he invited us is fifth in the necessary on your -- during the family obligations and at least a couple days, to allow me to be here. i want to again by talking about the organization of my presentation. what i'm going to do is focus mostly on his life here in richmond and in richburg, but i want to begin with his death in 1993. and then transition and talk a little bit about the history of african-american athletes, especially in the 20th century. and then spend the bulk of my time talking about richmond and vicksburg. and then leave ample time at the end for any questions you might have. orther it is civil rights activism, or his work as another, whatever you want to talk about, i am happy to talk about. so let's begin sort of with the end. , his look at ashe's bearing, his funeral. because i think we can learn a lot about somebody's life by looking at the ways in which they were remembered, especially at something like his

. >> when you cast our vote in an election in san francisco you might kaflt your vote at city hall or choose to vote by mail ever wonder what happens after you cast our vote what's the process for tal vote in san francisco and how is your vote counted let's follow our ballot when you tall a certified by the department of elections first, we'll look at what happens to our vote another a polling place when you cast your vote it is set into a system called on in sight it read our ballot and the data is soared on a memory cartridge it is based in denver, colorado provides san francisco with high sail balance scared and software to count the votes when the poll is closed the memory card is removed by the inspector cartridge is sponsored are stored in a anti static bag and a san francisco parking control officer takes official custody to deliver to city hall the custody of the actual completed ballot is transferred to deputy sheriff it verifies delivers them to pier 48 managed i the election on election night pier 48 is a hub of activity bringing the ballots to poll line up audits to delive

so this was a town hall. they call it a town hall. and the other town hall with 2,500 people sitting in the theater. but we're going to call it a town hall, right? but we are going to work really hard, and you know, everybody says you're not going to win. you remember that, right? they're never going to run. then they say, well, but he's never going to file his papers. not the financial papers. i had to sign my life away with one page. they say, oh, i'll never sign that. wow, he announces he's oning. he has the event. now he signs the paper. then they did say, he's never going to file his financial document. because he's probably not as rich as people think. ft right. so then i filed 98 or 102 pages of financial. and it was much, much bigger than anybody anticipated. i knew it. you know. no, i actually wanted to. you have a private company. they don't know. these people aren azing. one of them analyzed he's only worth $3 billion. but we haven't been able to look at about 200 corporations. i mean, it's amazing. so i filed the papers, a

you will see the town hall right here. first jeb bush is giving a town hall in the the same state of new hampshire. let's listen. >> we also use them as mentors in the schools buzz we launched this initiative of wanting to have 200,000 mentors in schools where they were in relationships at least once a week with students that were struggling readers. one of the reasons why we have the greatest gains in reading, apart from our accountability was that we opened up the schools to allow for more people to volunteer. and the americorps volunteers played a big role in that. it gives people the opportunity to volunteer at a young age. that's extremely important. i just said yeah. that's the third time now. >> you've covered a number of subjects, and i have some concerns about terrorism and jobs and various criminals coming across the borders. >> right. >> we have a heroin problem here in new hampshire. and would you please speak about those? >> sure. this afternoon wasn't a press event, but because i hear this all the time, the h

concepts under is a market hall being proposed further up fourth street across the street from fourth street a block up the street a food hall like a style and i'll ask my colleague to talk about the mission bay specific and the proposed warriors market hall concept a few blocks south, temporary uses from food truck parks that are going in and this is our senior development specialist and the interim project manager. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm so project manager on mission bay so there's a math hall concept the director mentioned that is in the process of getting tenant improvement permits and there's the promoted worrying retail the fourth street corridor spaces are largely designed as smaller this total retail is 10 thousand square feet for your grocery tenants are looking larger spaces generally speaking and coordinated with the various brokers and agencies for the market rate projects to court reporter what that retail is we're - a grocery is not going to want an over saturation of use we're working with an emerging retail market that is really trying to get a sense of t

halle, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, willie. the republican field has scat r scattered itself across the country to iowa, south carolina, and here in alabama, where folks are getting ready for a ted cruz rally. no matter where candidates go they cannot seem to get away from questions about the one who is leading the race and shaping the conversation. the candidate who spent much of his career on camera stayed off camera today. donald trump phoning in to political talk shows refusing to back away from his controversial comments about fox debate moderator megyn kelly. >> i apologize when i'm wrong. i said nothing wrong. >> reporter: he says he was not implying the anchor was hormonal. >> you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> the point is women understood that comment and yes it is offensive. >> reporter: trump still dominating the conversation and the polls. >> maybe i shouldn't change. i'm leading by double dingities. >> is he consuming this campaign right now? >> you know, chuck

was independence hall before the whole building became independence hall. one of the most famous incidents, a triumphant trip through the united states, the 1820s, very few of the founding fathers and soldiers from the army that are left. every town that lafayette visits, you gather all the old veterans like thomas jefferson and tom adams are alive and they get together and celebrate lafayette. it's a wonderful explanation of patriot rancic memory. it's probably one of the first where we're looking and embracing history. people are starting to be able to purchase their copies of the declaration of independence and put them above the fireplace. and we're celebrating the words and the actual document. so fortunately, this room kind of becomes a historic place before they got to the point of totally getting rid of the building and turning it down to build something new. we're really lucky in a lot of ways it was used long enough it became important. by the mid-1800s, this whole thing is a museum. one of the most fascinating stories in this room when the libert

going to be a rough go at city hall today. 15th street down to one lane between city hall down to chestnut street and right after the rush hour they're going to shut that stretch down all together. it's all part of emergency roadwork that occurred late last night, it's still out there this morning. anyone coming through center city around that city hall area, expect big delays throughout the day. >> on a monday morning, 6:04 a lot of violence to tell you about. protests on the one-year anniversary of the death of michael brown turned violent. a man opened fire on police and they did fire back, hitting him. he underwent surgery and is in critical condition. plain clothes officers were reportedly inside unmarked vehicles and were watching the man, suspecting he may be armed. that's when officials say he walked up and started firing. no officers were hurt. just getting more details now in on this story. >> 6:04, a car crashes into a home in northeast. >> and then that car burst into flames. >> this was the scene last night. a person inside the home had to get stitches. the driver, a woman, ha

sterling hall is the physics department at the university of wisconsin campus. it house the army mathematics research center in 1970. the mathematics research center was a think tank for the army, created in 1957 to find ways to improve access to the and many -- enemy, in this case the vietnam war enemy, and also to provide more weapons. while the madison campus was in general,for the war in they tended to focus a lot of hate -- not hate but their uncomfortableness and anger at the army mathematics research center. they thought they were creating , not theo destroy enemy being soldiers, but also civilians. they felt that this was not a good way to approach more --war. these were mathematicians doing math to figure out how to improve ratios. they did not inc. of themselves so much as greeting weaponry. there was an attempt to bomb it in august when he fourth, 1970 -- august 24, 1970, it was the largest terror incident until oklahoma city in the on states -- united states. they were hoping to close down the center, people participating were anti-vietnam war, there

frank gifford, the pro football hall of famer what went from the gridiron to the broadcast booth died this morning just shy of his 85th birthday. gifford passed away of natural causes at his family home in greenwich, connecticut. today his wife kathie lee tweeted, deeply grateful for your outis pouring of grace. sports anchor laura here now with more. >> sandra, frank gifford is being remembered by his former team as the ultimate giants. after playing 12 years in new york and what turned into is a hall of fame career and then earning similar success in the broadcast booth, including for monday night football. gifford was born in santa monica, california in 1930. he attended usc and was the giants' first round draft pick in 195 2. he was an eight-time pro bowler with big blue. he was the mvp in 195 as the giants swept through the nfl title. he was tank core of the giants offense that went to five and '60s. his family released a statement today saying, "we rejoice in the extraordinary life he was privileged to links and we feel grateful and blessed to have been loved by such an amazing

he wanted to take over and repurpose the whole of city hall. the end result was the largest ribbon cutting ever. with every single zappos employee taking part. it's the beginning of what some people say saved downtown las vegas. let's go take a look at exactly what they did. >> you know, it's a historic building, and buildings over 40 years old. it was the very first city hall that the city actually built itself to be the government. there was a metropolitan police department here. for us it was an adaptive reuse of an old building. we respected the exterior of the building. we add a very modest neon sign on the outside. really the magic is on the inside where we really transformed the building and zappified it as we like to say. >> that they did. en only does it not look like a courthouse and city hall anymore, it doesn't look like any corporate office you have ever seen. meet zappos culture. it's taken over. >> in all the day i practiced law, i remember what was here. a lot of city attorneys, things like that. now another extension of zappos.

congratulations to hall of famers the nothing like it inducted into the sports hall.sports. >> cool to see 49ers and raiders get to sepp great. >> interesting next year. terrell owens, brett favre. good names next year. >> shathank you. maybe you. >> pass me by. >> that's it. tomorrow morning at 5:00. thank you for joining us. we get 24/7k this out. professional monitoringme and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking] [chip crunching] [baby crying] don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers, add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus get a free security camera. call 1-800 xfinity or go online today. y, distinguished guests, my fellow americans, it is a great honor and privilege for me to be here with you today. today we remember and say goodbye to a man who loved his country, madly. a man who worked to better his country, profoundly... [ cellphone ringing ]

your continuing the vision of william hampton on hall and keeping our parks open and clean and safe (clapping) i want to thank you local 261 bought without you and the hard work and labor it sometimes you know we don't show our love for and without you, you wouldn't keep our park green and great. thank you very much and we're blisz blessed to have you as part of parks team (clapping) oh i want to also need to introduce the hardest workingman in san francisco recreation and parks department system your leader general manager phil ginsburg orange is the new green. >> orange is the new green (clapping). >> it is a great privilege to be here we take pause from all the work and blood and stress and celebrate when are we celebrating one that parks matter; right? parks really matter as commissioner president buell noted as this city gross more and more dense our open space is more and more trurdz and more and more demands on the parks that means all of you are working hard and hard and hard to give san franciscans the same level of peace and environment and respite they've historically gotte

kari hall standing by. >> if you loved yesterday, you will love today too. more of the same with a lot of sunshine across the bay. we are also getting a live look now at san jose where you see they are setting up for some more live jazz music. jazz summerfest going on there. 64 at 9:00 this morning. warming up to upper 70s by early afternoon. mostly sunny skies all day long. get out there and enjoy. we will have some great weather. we'll take a look at the rest of the micro climates and events going on. >>> they say the show must go on. a notable oakland musician was kicked out of the outsideland's music festival. they degratained fantastic nigr and others after dwgetting a ti they were selling artist wristbands. he says he was innocent and unaware. >> as it turns out, one of the interns that was with us, he was very quiet and then he started to fess up, because he had sold the wristband. >> negrito, whose real name is xavier defrapoles was scheduled to perform yesterday afternoon. shot was canceled. all three were cited and released for selling without a pe

donald trump had the first official town hall in derry, new hampshire. it drew a big crowd. 900 people packed in the venue to pepper him with questions. hundreds of others in an overflow room. the questions from immigration to illegal gun use and if he has too much huburus to be be president. trump went after bush for having a small crowd at a town hall. >> have i gotten under jeb bush's skin? i don't know. you mention the word skin and he said the other day one of the dumber thing i heard in politics when talking about iraq. that we, the united states, he said, have to show them that we have skin in the game. in order to go into iraq. we lost $2 trillion, thousands of lives, wounded warriors i love all over the place and he's talking about we have to show them we have skin in the game. >> you're talking about trump, right? you can mention his name. he is the current frontrunner. he has done an amazing job to get to that point. we're a conservative party, the republican party. i think what people will vote for is a proven conservative leader that's done

hall of fame president david baker said in a written statement, only hall of famers speak at the podium during the enshrinement. presenters speak through dramatic videos that celebrate the enshrinee's hall of fame careers. but that isn't enough for the seaus who responded with their own statement. "the family does not support the current policy that prevents family members from delivering live remarks on behalf of deceased inductees. however the seau family does not want this issue to become a distraction to junior's accomplishments and legacy or those of the other inductees." junior seau was as beloved by fans as he was feared by his opponents. but years of dishing out those vicious hits took their toll. after he committed suicide at the age of 43, an autopsy showed he suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy. cte is a degenerative disease of the brain caused by repeated head trauma. it has been linked to depression and suicidal thoughts. seau's family turned down a $4 million class action settlement and is suing the national football league. "60 minutes" sports interviewed the s

nfl hall of famer frank gifford has passed away at the age of 84. he was a former new york giants star who also had a long career as a sports caster. and he was the husband of "today" show anchor kathie lee gifford there. joining me to talk more about his life and legacy brian stelter and nfl hall of famer fran tarkenton. frank gifford known for so many things. the list is long in his accomplishments as a sports player, named nfl's most valuable player in 1956 and eight pro bowl selections under his belt. how are you remembering frank gifford? >> oh, i'm so emotionally. i just heard it a few minutes ago. the hall of fame which he was inducted to many, many years ago. but for your viewers, he was an all american at university of southern california, drafted by the new york giants. he played defensive back. he was a running back. he was an outside receiver. he even played quarterback. he was a brilliant, brilliant football player and drop-dead handsome. was the darling of new york. the kennedys adopted him. they loved frank gifford, as all of new york

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donald trump and jeb bush hold duelling town hall events.ay" starts now. >> the night of duelling town halls in new hampshire. >> donald trump versus jeb bush. >> i don't see how he is electable. >> only thing constant is trump. >> he was a democrat longer than a republican. >> he believes hillary clinton has a better chance of becoming a convict than candidate. >> neither is acceptable to be president. >>> heated protests in st. louis. >> they are shooting on residential streets. >> glass bottles and bricks thrown at officers. >> there's no one here. >>> breaking this morning. isis moments ago claiming responsibility for a bomb detonated overnight in cairo. >> this is "new day" >>> good morning. welcome to "new day." it is thursday, and 6:00 in the northeast. donald trump, jeb bush, sharpening their attacks on each other letting the verbal jabs fly at dueling town hall events. they were just miles from each other last night in new hampshire, but they were a world away in terms of what they were saying. >> there was good stuff. bush challeng

but heads up in the area around city hall. emergency construction under way right now. 15th street between city hall, right there at the clothes pin down to chestnut. they'll shut it down totally during the day to make the rest of the repairs. so travel around city hall is going to be a rough go not only through the morning, but also through the rest of the day. back to you. >> police discovered a family of six children, two parents handcuffed and shot dead inside a houston home on saturday. this all started as a routine welfare check. the gunman eventually surrendered. >> reporter: a family of eight, including six kids, has been brutally murdered and now we're learning that the suspect may have had an on and off relationship with the adult female and that one of the allegedly children he killed may have been his own child. saturday night police were called to perform a routine welfare check on a home. when they arrived, they learned the man inside, 48-year-old david connelly was wanted for a warrant. one of the officers obser

so this was a town hall. they call it a town hall. i never saw a town hall with 2,500 people sitting in a theater. but we'll call it a town hall, right? [ applause ] but we are going to work really hard. you know, everybody said, he's not going to run. you remember that, right? never gonna run. then they said, eh, but he's never going to file his papers. not the financial papers. i had to sign my life away with one page. it says your signing your life away. they said, he'll never sign that. then i signed that. he announced he's running, we had the event, now he signed the paper. then they did say, he's never going to file his financial documents. because he's probably not as rich as people think, right? so then i filed 90 -- i think it's 98 or 102 pages of financials. and it was much, much bigger than anybody anticipated. actually, i wanted to file the financials. because, you know, i'm sort of a bragger. [ laughter and applause ] >> no, i actually wanted people -- yeah, i'm a private company, these people are analyzing. one of them a

and it's going to be a rough go around city hall today. 15th street between city hall, which is right clothespin is, down to chestnut, down to one lane all morning. and then right after the rush hour, probably around 9:00 or so, they're going to shut down that stretch altogether which will push all the volume around city hall going past the ritz-carlton there. the buses, the cars, the cabs, grid lock around city hall. this is all part of an emergency project that began last night. at least they're going to leave one lane open during the morning rush hour. so if you're heading south pick one of the other numbered streets to save yourself some time. inbound on the schuykill, not bad yet. mass transit looking good with no delays. >> how about this story? a 90-year-old man soaring to new heights, literally. kevin burns headed out to wisconsin for a skydiving experience of a lifetime. he was recently diagnosed with alzheimer's and skydiving was one of the items on his bucket list. his family had no idea he dreamed of skydiving until it was time for the big jump. >> we couldn't believe it b

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what are people saying at city hall?ot just the mayor is involved but long-time city workers, people like zule jones, emory conroy who was an boy eof willie brown, now works in the u.s. attorney's office, her name came up. what are people at city hall saying? >> i think for at least critics the sort of -- if not confirmed it adds fuel to the fire of long-standing suspicions that he hasn't been totally clean. but as mentioned before there's nothing in here that directly implicates the man. peel like zule jones, former human rights commission official, somebody else who's on the human rights commission, reverend amos brown in the black community who's a huge leader, they actually are on wiretaps quoted by the defense. and so i think for them, there -- there's a little bit more concern among city hall that maybe there is something more out there. maybe the prosecutors are still investigating it. >> zule jones was the focus of previous fbi investigations, right? >> she was indicted about 15 years ago for steering city contra

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set the dvr. >>> fox exhibit inside the rock and roll hall of fame. a lot of cool stuff in here about the there is of rock and roll and its tie to cleveland. we're here for presidential politics this week obviously. one interesting tidbit in here. in 1980 joe walsh of the eagles and the james gang ran for president. it was kind of a joke. but you see he has a bumper sticker. we'll be taking it easy here at "special report" returning after the break from cleveland. i'm gonna crack like nobody's watching and eat like i skipped lunch. why? because red lobster's crabfest is back. and i'm diving into so much crab, so many ways. like crab lover's dream with luscious snow and king crab legs and rich crab alfredo or this snow crab bake. who knew crab goes with everything? whoever put crab on this salmon, that's who. with flavors like these, i'm almost too excited to eat! hey i said almost. and now that it's back get crackin' while you still can. >>> a pro-life group has released a video alleging planned parenthood breaks federal law by selling body parts from

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nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at city hall. this flag will fly a lot more often now. >> reporter: that's right. it was up there a short while ago earlier today, but they have since taken it down beneath the american flag. we're talking about the p.o.w.-m.i.a. flag. it will have a special ceremony to keep it up there permanently. veterans fought the procedure of keeping it up only a few days a year. the flag will now be up every day of the year. he flew reconnaissance missions during the vietnam and cold wars. today former navy pilot, fran mcveigh, couldn't be more proud as he looks at the flagpoles in front of san jose city hall. >> it looks very, very nice. it's been a while coming, and we're very pleased to see it. >> reporter: it is the flag honoring prisoners of war, and those missing in action. until now, it flew over city hall only a few days each year. that's when mcveigh started his latest battle, to convince the city to fly it every day. it was a battle the vietnam veteran just won. >> it was really important, what the

hall removes one cuff and turns to remove the other when nichols attacks, violently shoving hall intonother cell. >> brian nichols overpowered deputy hall and severely beat her. >> off camera, hall is brutally beaten. within four minutes, nichols grabs her gun, locks her in the cell, and changes into civilian clothes. he's about to begin a killing spree that will paralyze the city of atlanta for 26 straight hours. >> he walked calmly over to judge barnes' chambers in the old courthouse, took two of judge barnes' staff hostage, then took three more people hostage and held them inside of judge barnes' office, inside his chambers. >> 9:05 a.m., nichols barges into judge barnes' courtroom. he shoots the judge pointblank in the back of the head, and instantly kills him. this is an actual audio tape recording of the tragic shooting. [ gunshot ] [ screaming ] >> he then turned to shoot the prosecutor, realizing that the people sitting at the prosecutor's table were not the prosecutors trying his rape trial, turned from those lawyers, shot the court reporter. >> court reporter julie brandau d

they rent out city hall for parties. a money maker all the time. >> all that money goes into the general fund. >> now, next time they have a convention. >> maybe, the supervisors are going to take it up when they come back from their august recess and we'll follow it for you. >>> still to come planned parenthood has had a lot of flack recently. the ceo of,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, a pro life group has released several video depicting planned parenthood employees discussing the sale of fetal body parts. a judge in san francisco actually blocked the group from releasing more tapes and mean -- many people are calling for congress to death fund planned parenthood. joining us now is the ceo. let's go right to the topic. what is planned parenthood doing? are we selling parts? >> of course not. most of our health centers are not involved in tissue donation and those that are are legal and ethical and we're very proud of offering that opportunity to women to donate tissue for life safe medical research. >> okay. let's just back that

compare that to the 150 people who showed up to bush's town hall. he attacked trump for not being a true conservative. he got personal calling bush a low energy candidate. >> you know what's happening to jeb's crowd as you know right down the street? they are sleeping. they are sleeping now. jeb bush is a low energy person. for him to get things done is hard. low energy. >> i have a proven conservative record, consistent proven conservative record. when no one was watching long tim proven conservative record. mr. trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. he was a democrat longer in the last decade than he was a republican. >> something else to watch for later today senator marco rubio will unveil his budget plan. donald trump has another big event in alabama. the his campaign said the response has been so big they are having to move to a bigger venue in order to accommodate more people. the momentum keeps on growing. >> thank you so much, kristen. time to take a look at who is talking. carly fiorina is offering up her solutions to fix the cou

ballots cast by city hall are also by ballot. they are processed at the distribution center at the largest mail processing facility in san francisco. >> so, it's quite a large operation. about 1500 employees throughout 3 shifts. it runs 24/7. 365 days a year and today we have all the ballots for the city of san francisco and today they will be processed for delivery. today we have a truck that has already come in. we are expecting about 218,000 ballots to come on 15 trucks. so far we have received three of the trucks and you can see there is a lot of mail here. right now we are getting raid to run the mail on digital bar code order. first we put it in carrier route sequence and walk sequence so it's real efficiency for the ballots for our constituents. >> voters registration are dropped off at the polling boxes and it's transferred to a deputy sheriff who transfers them to pier 48. at the pier, ballots are collected. the number returned is noted and quickly transported by two deputy sheriff's and two department employees to city

ballots cast by city hall are also by ballot.y are processed at the distribution center at the largest mail processing facility in san francisco. >> so, it's quite a large operation. about 1500 employees throughout 3 shifts. it runs 24/7. 365 days a year and today we have all the ballots for the city of san francisco and today they will be processed for delivery. today we have a truck that has already come in. we are expecting about 218,000 ballots to come on 15 trucks. so far we have received three of the trucks and you can see there is a lot of mail here. right now we are getting raid to run the mail on digital bar code order. first we put it in carrier route sequence and walk sequence so it's real efficiency for the ballots for our constituents. >> voters registration are dropped off at the polling boxes and it's transferred to a deputy sheriff who transfers them to pier 48. at the pier, ballots are collected. the number returned is noted and quickly transported by two deputy sheriff's and two department employees to city hall

town hall's not very far apart.ey were so fiery is because jeb bush took a new strategy last night. he was much more aggressive in his attacks on donald trump. let's take a look. step aside manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather. donald trump and jeb bush are taking over the ring. in a night of dueling town hall in the new hampshire, just 15 miles apart and within an hour of each other, both republican presidential candidates threw jabs. >> i don't see how he's electable. jeb bush is a low energy person. for him to get things done is hard. he's very low energy. >> mr. trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. he was a democrat longer in the last decade than he was a republican. >> reporter: though bush set the date for his town hall first, his crowd of about 200 got walloped by trump's 1200. some even spilling into an overflow room to see the candidate in his first official town hall. >> you know what's happening to jeb's crowd right down the street? they're sleeping. he was supposed to do well in new hampshire.

it said i was wearing a red tie. >>> pro football hall of fame. former 49er gets a call, a well deserved enshrinement. the only to live five super bowl rings. he has 100 1/2 career sacks. >> i am truly blessed, guys. i played with some of the greatest players ever in the history of football and i have learned a lot. the one thing i learned from these guys is unselfish play. we need to go back to that. it's not about individuals. it's about team. that's the only way we can have success. >>> mr. raider tim brown gets a nod. 17 year career, 1,094 catches. almost 15,000 yards. he went to nine proballs with over 1,000 yards receiving. 19 different quarterbacks even more impressive. talked about his hall of fame coach. >> so the first practice that we have i ran the route and dropped the ball or something and fred must have cursed me like no man ever cursed me before. so i practiced the rest of the day with a little tear in my eye. after practice i said freddie we are not going to make it like that. i need for you to talk to me a little differently. we

>> three bay area football legends get their long awaited call to the hall. and 49ers general manager speaks for the first time since he made a decision to part ways with aldon smith and hear what he had to say about the hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high five! yeah! he's not going far. they're local. introducing fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. himself to . >>> when the 49ers released aldon smith friday, they sent head coach to the podium by himself to answer questions about the line backer on behalf of the team. this is what he had to say. yesterday, was a tough day for a lot of people, i spent hours with him making sure we felt comfortable he was in a place where he's going to be okay. there's a lot of emotions, not only with the pla

halle, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, willie. the republican field has scatter scattered itself across the country to iowa, south carolina,and here in alabama, w re folks are getting ready for a ted cruz rally. no matter where candidates go they cannot seem to get away from questions about the one who is leading the race and shaping the conversation. the candidate who spent much of his career on camera stayed off camera today. donald trump phoning in to political talk shows refusing to back away from his controversial comments about fox debate moderate or megyn kelly. >> i apologize when i'm wrong. i said nothing wrong. >> reporter: he says he was not implying the anchor was hormonal. >> you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> the point is women understood that comment and yes it is offensive.