it's happening. >> hubert hasn't missed a day of work and says he won't. he's putting his winnings into a savings account, maybe with one little splurge. >> absolutely. we have to take a celebration dinner kind of thing, right? mom can look forward. >> andrea, kpix5. >> down payment on a condo in palo alto. that's very good story. erica was 24 hours ago a hurricane, but it got into the unfriendly waters, unfriendly for humans, anyway, of the caribbean. downgraded to just a tropical wave right now. so just the remnant of erika. a lot of rain can unwind for one of these storms, especially as it moves over cuba, and then up into the waters of the gulf, could regain a little bit of fuel in its tank and upgraded to a tropical storm again by the time it touches down around the panhandle of florida by wednesday at 2:00 in the morning eastern time. so we'll see, it will be slow moving and the slower they move, the more rain. a lot of rain potential for western florida. here's how the golden gate bridge looks right now. the numbers warm in concord. 81 degrees. in s

hubert j. been a crossing guard in redwood heights for 18 years retired from the federal government and called oakland whom since 1973. he is stationed on 35th at 7:30 am and 1:00 o'clock p.m. in the afternoon. the kids get to school safely thanks to hubert. we would love to meet the crossing guards where you live so send us a picture with your name and their school. >> top honors for several bay area high schools and what makes them the boast in the nation. >> breast cancer medal for former beverly hills star and is suing over medical treatment. >> first, a look at the golden gate bridge this morning with weather and traffic during the entire commercial break. there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whooping cough vaccination today. i'm sorta marge... you're not marge? we both drive a stick, we both like sa

hubert j. lee has been a crossing guard in oakland for 18 years.etired from the federal government. he has called oakland home since 1973. each school day he is stationed on 35th at 7:30 a.m. and 1:00 o'clock p.m. kids from laurel elementary and american indian school and skyline high school get to school closely because of hubert. we would love to meet the crossing guard where you live, send us a picture. >> bad news for the giants, another starter appears to be another starter appears to be headed to "disabled." fedid you know it may be coming? from being on your feet all day? dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts are uniquely designed to provide immediate all day relief from lower back pain. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. developing news we are following in sacramento. c.h.p. is investigate a deadly crash that claims the life of a good s

. >> hubert lee is a crossing guard in oakland for 1 years, -- for 18 years retired from the federalnment. each school day he is stationed at 7:30 in the morning and 1:00 o'clock p.m. with the kids from launch elementary, american indian school, skyline high school get to school safely thanks to hubert. we would love to meet the crossing fares without live, send us a picture with # >> now america's money report. >> topping america's money, a china help made buick import. the union is blasting general motors over a move to import buicks from china, a hybrid, the first to sell a chinese-made vehicle in the united states. >> target will pay $67 million to visa over the security breach in 2013. >> the accounts of 40 million cuss torches were hacked. visa sued to recoup the costs. >> we have seen the courtroom sketches of tom brady from last week, the well-known sketch ever on the internet, and the artist could sell it and there are about two dozen interested buyers. no word on how much. >> the tooth fairy is trite being -- tightening the purse springs averaging just down great a high of

kids get to school safely thanks to hubert.uld love to meet the crossing fares where you live. send us your pictures. send us your pictures. stay tuned. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. it's the brand more doctorsose recommend for minor arthritis pain. plus, just two aleve can last all day. you'd need 6 tylenol arthritis to do that. aleve. all day strong. >> good morning, here is a look at the golden gate bridge with light traffic. temperatures are cooler today. all away bay area. the winds are a big concern for the tesla fire in livermore. we will watch that. >> here are seven things to know before you go: number one, 250 firefighters are trying to keep the fast moving grass fire near livermore from

initially hubert humphrey, right after the civil rights act was passed, hubert humphrey said let's act, he had a downs syndrome grandson and he said let's add it to the activated cd4. they added gender at copiers afterwards. but it turns out that there was a big pushback from the african-american community. and justice of the they did want the civil rights act brought back on the floor of the senate. they were afraid it would get change, amendments. for a long time there was tension between the african-americans and other minorities and disability, even though when you combine factors, there's an intersection between this book and raise. you combine disability, race and class and get the perfect trifecta for disaster. if your blog and your poor and you're disabled, you're going to be in a lot more trouble than if you are any one of those things heavily. there is a synergistic effect that goes with ethnicity and disbelief. really quickly, there some issues around international world, particularly in underdeveloped countries. i've had students from ghana and other places to do with deaf

one was this man, baltimore county fire lieutenant hubert harrison, jr., and the other was a 22-year-old. the police say he lost control of the motorcycle but not clear why. they say harrison was coming home from work. >> he was just coming home from work after a shift, so definitely our hearts go out to this -- out to the baltimore county fire department as well as his family. >> harrison worked for the baltimore county fire department for 29 years. >>> new this morning, three americans and a british man just received france's top honor for taking down a heavily armed man on a passenger train. french president francois hollande pinned the medals on norman, sadler and skarlatos. they said that they relied on gut instinct when they subdued the suspect on a speeding train in belgium last week. >>> chaos on the streets as a woman runs over and kills her runner. we talk to a man who desperately tried to help the victim. >>> and chuck bell said that hot and sticky weather missing from the >>> welcome back. an indycar driver is in a coma after the crash you see here. a piece of debris broke of

s nermeen shaikh and i recently sat down with director hubert sauper to discuss, "we come as friends,the film took him six years to make. his 2004 film, "darwin's nightmare," was nominated for an academy award. i began by asking sauper about the message he hoped to convey in his new film. friends" is my latest film. the title includes arty the most cynical line that you can imagine somebody trying to take over a land to say, we're here is your friend, we just want to help. which is basically the case. -- i was trying to describe the pathology -- pathological mindset of colonialism, which is not over. it is still happening. that aree elements very important of colonialism is landgrab. colonialism is taking the land of someone else and not only the land, but also the workforce in the control over the people on the land. so i found this specific story of one specific landgrab in south sudan and south sudan became independent of 600,000 ares being taken away from local committee, basically, by one contract, by one company, by one man, basically, from texas. the institute in oakland had re

kennedy and hubert humphrey, slugging it out in the west virginia primary. stories that hubert humphrey was a draft dodger compared to jfk's world war ii heroism. these things will happen. what a cam pagepaign is about. obama/clinton 2008, pretty much a slugfest there for a while. yes, i do expect this to happen. completely normal. part of the system. notice he took a poke at carly fiorina tonight. took a poke at rand paul. all within bound. and lots of precedent for it. >> james, he said trump is going down the tubes and bush will start having off to run attack ads against trump. do you see that happening? there is some point, if the opponents want to overtake him they will have to get tougher. >> right. we are in a period now where a lot of rival are still not quite sure what to do with other than to use trump to get their own numbers up. get their own publicity. attacks ton trump like the million dollar ad putting on these early primary states from rand paul hitting donald trump. have really been about trump and his character. and things he has said. if y

hubert tang decided to buy some scratchoff tickets, and said i think i just won $1 million. he did. he jokes he may start leaving $20 bills in random places. good story. >>> finally tonight, from "save my life," a powerful treatment. a woman has some quick-thinking doctors to thank. here's ron claiborne. >> she was in a parking lot when two of our doctors thought she had a stroke. >> reporter: for this woman, every minute counts. the doctors say she's a candidate for t.p.a., a drug that can restore blood flow to the brain. >> the question is, when was the person last seen well. that can be hard to establish. >> reporter: but early intervention the key. it has to be given within several hours of the first symptoms. but sometimes, loved ones don't recognize the symptoms in time. her husband, by her size. >> i think the medication worked. >> okay. >> okay? >> reporter: within 30 minutes. >> you look much better. >> reporter: after five days, her transformation, remarkable. she's ready to go home. >> i'm so lucky. i thought my life was over, and somebody saved my life. >> remark

hubert cecil booth by perfecting the use of suction to remove a carpet's grit and grime. smaller vacuum cleaners soon followed as did competitive manufacturers, each making its own distinct claim. the 1950s. >> it floats. the hoover constellation floats on air. floats on its own cushion ever air. floats with you through house work. >> and the full stable of vacuum cleaners through the ages was on view when our own bill geist dropped in on the 15th annual convention of the vacuum cleaner collectors club back in 2002. >> it's a clean hobby. >> club president charlie watrous assured bill that vacuum cleaner collectors are normal every day people. >> we have everyone from doctors to executive secretaries, airline personnel, beauticians, we have everything. >> they all shared a fascination with technology that would have made hubert cecil booth proud. >> the mechanics of how the vacuum works: the fan going around the brush roll going around the belt. line. >> osgood: after several rounds collectors raised their voices in song. >> osgood: so much for that old saying, nature abh

hubert lee has been a crossing guard in oakland for 18 years. he is refired from the federal government and calls oakland home since 1973. each school day he is stationed on 35th at 7:30 am and 1:00 o'clock p.m. the kids from laurel elementary, and american indian school and red heart and sky line high school get to school safely school get to school safely partly because of hue two year wireless contracts. >> split is the latest wire lot carrier to get rid of two year contracts. customers instead have the option to lease the device nor a monthly knee or buy it at the full retail. verizon announced a similar plan this month. at&t is the only carrier that allows smart upgrades every two years. google has a new nickname for the mobile operating system. droid 6.0 will be referred "droid marshmallow." >> first journey into the wild for a humidoid row president and is owned by google. they are working for ways to free it from the power core. it will go into places too dangerous for humans. >> levi stadium is gear up for the new nfl season with a chan

hubert. and is a disservice to the police officers involved. and the community. >> the city and the police department have not commented. the police chief has said the robbers posed a risk to the community. and had to be stopped. >>> late today, the fda approved the little pink pill. a pill to help women get in the mood. cbs reporter weijia jiang has details. >> reporter: sheri mike is happily married with children but the 34-year-old says she has no desire to be sexually intimate with her husband. >> i have no libido and it has been like that since i was 17. >> reporter: she is eager to try a drug called flibanserin. the little pink pill originally tested as an antidepressant is meant to treat low libido in women. the food and drug administration just approved the medication. unlike viagra, this does not treat physical symptoms of sexual dysfunction. it affects the mind. critics say the benefits do not outweigh the potential side effects. >> it can cause sudden unconsciousness. it can cause nausea and sedation. and excessive sleepiness. >> rep

hubert harrison jr. had just finished working his shift. on his way home to bowie when that crash happened. police say fahad iqbal crossed the center line and crashed his motorcycle head on into harrison's motorcycle. both men died on the scene. >> for law enforcement families, our hearts definitely go out this lieutenant and his family. he was just coming home from a shift. definitely our hearts go out to the baltimore county fire department as well as his family. >> harrison was a 29-year veteran of the baltimore county fire department. investigators are trying to figure out why the other driver lost control. >>> more than 20 people, including 10 firefighters, were injured in this apartment fire in new york city. this is cell phone video that caught the flames shooting out of a harlem apartment building this morning. investigators say the fire started inside a 16th floor apartment. several units were damaged, and at least six people were displaced. most of the victims suffered smoke inhalation but are expected to be okay. >>> no communica

hubert tang used it to buy two lottery scratchers at andrea's market. one of them hit the jackpot. what is he going to do with his new fortune? >> we have to have a little celebration dinner kind of thing right? mom can definitely look forward to a new car or something. >> woo-hoo! tang says he never plays the lottery. the whole thing was a total chance. he found the 20. turns it in for a couple of tickets. one of them pays off. he has not missed a day of work and says he won't. >> he must have looked at the scratcher ten times. >> that is not a bad turn around. >> beats playing the stock market. >> absolutely. he is taking care of mom. taking care of mom. >>> here is the deal. the cloud cover has moved in. a time lapse from the exploratory yum. in the south bay, a good shot of the full moon. looking good outside, the clouds headed to the south bay and rainfall. check out kpix5's high-def doppler radar tracking a lot of rainfall headed toward far northern california. this is wonderful news. from fort bragg to seattle will see their fire danger eliminated at least a week by a very w

hubert harrison jr. had just finished his shift, working fire dispatch in towson. he was on his way home to bowie when that crash happened about 4:30 this morning on laurel bowie road. police say the man crossed a center line, crashing his motorcycle head-on into harrison's bike. both men died on the scene. >> for a law enforcement family, our hearts definitely go out to this lieutenant and his family. he was just coming home from work after a shift. so, definitely, our hearts go out to this -- to the baltimore county fire department as well as his family. >> harrison was a 29-year veteran of the baltimore county fire department. police investigators trying to figure out why the other driver lost control. >>> a frightening morning for people at an apartment complex in southeast d.c. police say a man came into the complex on the -- on 28th street with a gun around 6:00 this morning. they say that he started firing shots. a slew of heavily armed officers responded to the scene but they say the suspect got away. investigators believe this was connected to a domestic s

president hubert hoover got reports that they were behind the collapse. so it was president hoover who called on republicans who were in the majority in the senate to begin an investigation in 1932. well they started in here and started in '32 and called various people and discovered right away that the bare ray tors were not responsible for the depression. kennedy and barut saw it coming but didn't cause it. the investigation floundered. there were several chief councils of the committee that couldn't get traction. they called in the head of the new york stock exchange. he stone walled them. they couldn't quite figure out what to do. finally came the end of the year. they had to do a final report. they hired a prosecutor from new york by the name of ferdinand who's a short stocky american who's a cigar new yorker. he had been in the new york district attorney's office. he came here and was supposed to write the final report. he started going through it and realized they didn't prove anything. he asked the chairman if he could have a little extra, a month

baltimore county fire lieutenant hubert harrison, jr., was going home when it happened. a man crossed the center line and harrison worked for the fire department for 29 years. >> he was just coming home from work after a shift. so definitely our hearts go out to the baltimore county fire department as well as his family. >> take a look. you can see there's not much left of either motorcycles. investigators are working to figure out what caused that crash. >>> today the colorado movie theater shooter could address the courtroom, at least 100 victims and witnesses of the july 2012 attack will testify in front of james holmes. we sent an alert out to our nbc washington app earlier this month, when he was found guilty but spared from the death penalty. we expect the judge will formally give holmes the sentence. life without the possibility of parole. >>> this just in to the live desk. officials say the three stopped what could have been a bloodbath. u.s. airmen stone, anthony sadler and a national guardsman just spoke at a news conference. this after the french president gav

hubert tang decided to buy some scratch-off tickets.ter scratching one, he turned to his friend and said, i think i just won $1 million. and he did. he jokes he may start leaving $20 bills in random places. pretty amazing. >>> still ahead, not a second to lose. a woman that appeared to be having a stroke. what doctors did just in time to save her. how that new medicine works, when we come back. rise? shingle. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. c'mon let's sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who's had chickenpox? scoot over. and look that nasty rash can pop up anywhere and the pain can be even worse than it looks. talk to your doctor or pharmacist. about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. diis critical for brain health?n brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain health - now that's smart nutrition. ensure's complet

. >> the sadness endures for hubert who lost his son hue, a flight attendant in the crash.ill can't accept the moment that took down flight 5148, the turn of a knob that began their lethal loss of altitude. >> translator: they had 17 seconds to realize that they were in a bad descent. they weren't aware. why? because they put their trust in the automation. >> in the aviation community, weighing the benefits and risks posed by automation is an ongoing debate. >> manual handling skills are critical. and the appropriate use of automation balanced in keeping manual flying skills is one of the current and future industry challenges that we have. and we're struggling with it. >> painful memories of the mont saint-odile crash are etched in stone. but nicolas scuorias will always give thanks for being one of the survivors that night. >> you quickly realize that you are not invincible and you are human. so, you know, life goes on. >>> this sunday, the trump effect. when donald trump talks -- >> make america great again. >> -- the rest of the republican field listens. >> with your he

hubert j.ee has been a crossing guard in oakland for 18 years and retired from the federal government and called oakland home since 1973. each school day he is at 35th at 7:30 a.m. and 1:00 o'clock p.m. the kids from laurel elementary and the american indian school and skyline high school get to and skyline high school get to school safely because of time you drive by. time you drive by. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> a look at the golden gate bridge and if you are just joining or even heading out the door here are seven things to know. >> san jose police are searching for a third suspect connected to a murder last week. yesterday, officers shot and killed a second suspect less than a day after the first suspect was shot and killed. all three are ch

hubert humphrey hawkins.leave the late 1960's or a little bit later, i'm sorry, the 70's, that the single mandate, the european central bank as a single mandate. when you say often unemployment goal, get to micromanage the whole economy. the fed cannot create jobs, entrepreneurs do. but they think they can. but it does give them a mandate to basically be a central planner for the economy. matt: in there break you are explaining why you think the stock market is sing this volatility. basically, the market discounting a possible interest rate increase. >> if the fed raises interest rates in september, which i don't expect, it will be an historical blunder. the stock market is discounting the blunder. if it looks like they will raise crashes,e market someone says, not so fast, and the market goes up. the stock market is easy to understand, just up or down. the real problem, even if they don't raise in september, what does wall street say, march, then june, the september. we will get to september they will be tal

i found him in the census in long island or hubert is a horse groomer.i found him in passenger records were found out how he traveled here. after a while, it was like he was stalking me. after two years of really having a tough time and at some point wondering if i would be a lot of finish days, case in point i was going to visit my daughter at college and i was writing at the log to the book. writing about all of the artists who inspired by ota benga today. i was writing fred wilson, this artist, macarthur fellow. he had done an exhibit. i said let me see exactly what he did. as it turned out, he won a dartmouth to the museum and the genius of fred's work as he goes to institutions, goes into the closet, into their warehouses, pulls out the infantry positions them to make a statement on what it is they are doing. why did you collect those. and he found a cast of ota benga commissioned by the museum of national history in st. louis but i have been looking for the whole time i was doing this project. the peabody museum, i don't know what that is. we don't

scott broom tells us about the heroic hubert erickson, jr. >> plus changes for students on this first day of class. >> howard is back with more on tonight's storms and a look at your work week forecast. >> a casino tour bus takes out the wall. >>> at least nine people were hurt this afternoon when a casino tour bus crashed in to a building in queens, new york. first responders had to free the driver who was pinned in the wreckage but authorities say none of the injuries are life-threatening. the crash caused major structural damage to the building which houses a law office and some apartments. >>> red or -- ready or not, it's that time. back to school for dc area schools. the students are going to see a lot of changes this academic year. >> they've got their backpacks on and heads held high. first day jitters be gone. they're ready to go back to school. >> i want to see how different it's going to be from middle school and elementary school. >> i can learn new things and meet new friends. >> reporter: first off, more kids. enrollment is up by 1500. and every sing le school will offer

this is the winning state lotto ticket of hubert tang, who last bought a lottery ticket ten years agoe ticket at a store in milbrae. he said for right now the money goes into his savings. >>> another lottery story from a man who had a very good week. a postal worker got married on thursday. friday he bought a $4 million lottery ticket. sullivan bought the ticket after he was called in to work to relieve a colleague. with the $2.6 million, the remainder after taxes, sullivan plans to pay off student loans, go on a honeymoon, buy two new cars and build what he says will be an oasis in his backyard. >>> up next on the abc7 sunday morning news at 6:00, part of a concord neighborhood evacuated after a man is found making a homemade bomb. we will have the latest. also, a bay area rescue team finds a hiker alive after being lost for 9 days. hear about their mission and why they are now stuck in the woods. this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, august 30th. let's start with a look at the weather with our meteorologist frances din

that is the winning state lotto ticket of hubert tang, who last bought a lottery ticket ten years agoht the ticket at a store in milbrae. he said for right now the money goes into his savings. >> to massachusetts now and another lottery story from a man who had a very, very good week. timothy sullivan, a postal worker got married on thursday. friday he bought a $4 million lottery ticket. sullivan bought the ticket after he was called in to work to relieve a colleague. with the $2.6 million, the remainder after taxes, sullivan plans to pay off student loans, go on a honeymoon, buy two new cars and build what he says will be an oasis in his backyard. >> good day to hang out in the backyard, oasis or not. >> yes, because the temperatures will be very comfortable all around the bay area. even 60s at the cost. half man buy 69. oakland 76. san jose 80. so plenty of sunshine for everybody, but it will be breezy at the coast. 91 in yosemite. and fresno dry conditions all week. the only thing you really need to remember is things will be cooling down wednesday and thursday, that will be the co

one of the men was baltimore county fire lieutenant hubert harrison, jr. he was coming home from work. the other man was fahad iqbal. police say he lost control of the motorcycle and crossed the center line. they are working to find out why that happened. >>> it is now 6:35. a pair of hollywood a-listers has joined the movement to change the name of a high school. julianne moore and bruce cohen went to the school j.e.b. stuart in the '70s and they have more than 25,000 signatures to change the name. the contract affiliated name came under fire after the shooting death of nine black parishioners at a church in june. >>> today you're invited to be part of the big moment for some members of our community. at noon, there will be a mural at the largo day center. the art provides services for those with disabilities. the students learned important skills over the eight weeks it took to make that mural. students had to sand wood, cut it and sort and select their materials. >>> breaking news on the rails right now. we are very slow on vre. we had some major delays

expired but they have haven't had a choice, please, give us some response, we don't need the rhetoric hubert humphrey said approximately 40 years ago african-american children commit no more crime than any other ethnic group, 40 years later looking at incarceration almost 100% young african-american males we need to get on the right page here, if y'all let me have all my babes they working in the jail free, just let me have them, ask them, go to angola go to opportunities, hod, i know all of them. and my mentally ill children adults they are hard workers, we could do more in new orleans than any group that you have there. >> amen. >> any group that you have there. police brutality we are used to. we got to do something about that, too, as citizens we got to stop allowing american -- make rules remember that from the 60s you can't make rules that oppress some of your people. all of us have to be for am full americans we don't need to get violent about that. that is just human nature that we can do this, as a people. and thank you very much announcer: c-span's special coverage of the ten-year

. >> series of fortunate events for hubert tang.won a million dollars after he found a $20 bill at sfo. he used that to buy two scratchers. then tang barely made it into the market minutes before closing time to buy those tickets. the bartender says these were the first tickets he purchased in ten years. tang says he doesn't have immediate plans to spend the million, but may start leaving $20 bills on the street in random places for others to find. how nice is that. >> last year that hidden cash drive. >> indeed. i like this, he is a citizen, not doing it for publicity, wants to spread the wealth. >> gives you hope to buy lottery tickets. i don't buy them. now i think i might be in. >>> thank you for making us part of your morning. more local news at 4:30. and then sunday night football night in america. raiders host the arizona cardinals. >>> this sunday, the trump effect. when donald trump talks -- >> make america great again. >> -- the rest of the republican field listens. >> with your help, we can make this country great again.

hubert tang had not bought one in 10 years but when he found a $20 bill on the street outside san franciscotional airport on wednesday, what do you do with something? you use it to buy a $1 million jackpot scratcher. he purchased the winning ticket at andria's market in millbrae. he doesn't have immediate plans to spend it. >>> we can help him with that. next up a state trooper killed in a bizarre motorcycle accident. how he is being remembered tonight. >> coming up, after the irrigation water was turned off by east bay m.u.d. at this home in the oakland hills, neighbors say it's business as usual again. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get this low mileage lease on select ats models, in stock the longest, for around 269 per month. diis critical for brain health? brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain health - now that's smart nutrition. has 26 vitamins and minerals balanced nutriti and 9 grams of protein. has 26 vitamins and minerals balanced nutrit

that is the winning state lotto ticket of hubert tang, who last bought a lottery ticket ten years ago at a store in milbrae. he said for right now the money goes into his savings. >>> another lottery story from a man who had a very good week. this is in massachusetts. timothy sullivan, a postal worker got married on thursday. friday he bought a $4 million lottery ticket. sullivan bought the ticket after he was called in to work to relieve a colleague. with the $2.6 million, the remainder after taxes, sullivan plans to pay off student loans, go on a honeymoon, buy two new cars and build what he says will be an oasis in his backyard. >> why not us? >> yeah, why not? why not? >> well, we won the lottery in terms of weather, okay? we have some great weather headed our way. it's a beautiful start to your sunday. temperatures range from the 60s it he coast. a lot of 70s around the bay. carolyn was asking me how are we doing in terms of normal? close to near normal but then we will see the coolest days wednesday and thursday and returning the 90s by next weekend. it should be a great warm we

lbj, hubert humphrey, walter mondale, al gore.nk it really must sting biden that this hasn't happened to him, that the party elites, the members of congress, the donors, the networks of grassroots activists, all that infrastructure that was obama's has been inherited by hillary clinton and not in the traditional way by the president's number two. i think that's the reality of his uphill climb here. if he jumps into the race against clinton, he doesn't have that deep party support because she's there already and grabbed it. you can go through some other things of why this would be a tough climb for him but i think that's where it starts. that's what makes this a tough decision. >> he had this meeting with elizabeth warren last weekend, sort of an icon for progressives, if you will. he met this week with the head of the afl-cio, huge union leader, critical endorsement for a democratic candidate. you say it will be quote, unusually difficult for him to campaign to the left of clinton. why? >> not -- look, when you're facing an establ

brian: there is a note on your website about a couple that often visited hubert humphrey's grave sitenneapolis. they found a medallion on his grave site. is that what this was? kurt: yes, it is. we have the coin, which was an aspect i liked, where it is tradition in certain cultures to leave something -- for example, in the jewish faith leaving a stone on the burial site. one aspect that my dad introduced was that you should have your own coin. i liked that idea, so we have the coin and sometimes i leave it at more notable burial sites, like when i have gone back to a couple of the president graves subsequently. sometimes, people take them. brian: do you always leave a medallion? kurt: not always. we only had so many that we ordered. brian: how many did you order? kurt: i don't know. there was actually a whole big snafu situation. maybe 100 or 200. brian: how many did you have framed like this? kurt: three, actually four. there was that one. one was sent to richard norton smith. one was sent to the now treasurer of rhode island, seth magaziner. and the other was given indirectly to pr

initially hubert humphrey right after the act was passed, he had a down syndrome grants him and he said let's add disability to the civil rights act of 19 sick before and we could take care of that. they had added added gender a couple years "after words". but it turns out that there was a big push back from the african-american community and justly so. they didn't want the civil right act brought back on the floor of the senate. they were worried it was going to get changed. for a for a long time there was kind of attention between the african-americans and other minorities and those with disability even though the reality is when you combine factors, there's an intersection alley with disability and race. you combine disability, race and class and you get the perfect trifecta for disaster. if you are black and you're poor and you're disabled, you're going to be in a lot more trouble than if you are in any one of those things separately. there is a centered just tick a fact that goes with that. there are so many issues around the international world particularly in underdeveloped areas

i'll talk to hubert. >> president johns johnson and feldman on ohio to deal with a tie vote in the senate. later that day, the senate approves a medicare amendment to social security by a vote of 49-44. on september 3rd, lbj and his chief aid to congress, larry o'brien, talk about the next steps for the measure. you'll hear mentions of house speaker john mccormick, majority leader carl albert, and republican leader charlie halleck. house ways and means committee chairman wilber mills. >> hello. >> larry? >> yes, mr. president. >> mccormick sxal better called me, but by the time i returned the call, they said that havoc and mails were with them and that they would call me later. now, what they want to do is they say that if it goes to conference, it will never come out of conference. mccormick says. they can get a vote to instruct to accept the senate amendment. mills says he has 250 people against that. >> yeah. >> i would hope that he's wrong and i don't believe when the rule is called on medicare that many would stand up and be opposed to it for all time to come on that record. >> yeah.

reminds me of 1968 when you had senator mccarthy kick johnson out but it was hubert humphrey who gothe nomination. >> it is i think too soon to say whether he is going to mount a run and we understand that the decision will come sometime in early september, i think that's the new time line. so that's been pushed. but i also think we know that he's having some conversations with those who are close to him. even if some of it is just listening to people who wanted to run. and he's not ruling it out. so i think a few months ago in recent months you might have said i really thought it was unlikely that he would mount a run. but he isn't ruling it out. nor should he if he's looking at the polls. hillary clinton in the most recent quinnipiac poll 57% say they don't trust here. 52% said they don't think that she cares about their problems. and you look at how biden is registering and it's exactly the flip side. six in ten americans say they trust him and that they believe he cares about his problems. >> governor as somebody who has thought about running for president in the past is it too l

. >> hubert clang found the $20 bill on the sidewalk outside san francisco international airport lastoffs with the cash and won the million dollar jackpot. chang plans to put his winnings into his savings account and may even begin leaving 20-dollar bills on the street in random places to try to help spread his good fortune. >> perhaps he'll make a weekend trip to philadelphia sometimes. >> maybe so. >> why not. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 today. for sarah bloomquist alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join us for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17 now here are rick williams and sharrie williams with a look ahead at what's ahead at 5:00. >> hey, guys, thanks. >> thank you, guys. >>> coming up next on "action news" at 5 o'clock a west philadelphia funeral home is under investigation tonight. we're live on the scene with an update to this breaking story next. >> and a prayer cross created by local students will have a special place in the yu up comig world meeting of families. we'll have those stories and much more coming up at 5:00. >>

bartender hubert tang, he found 20 bucks lying on the street. money to buy two california state lottery scratchoff tickets and one of them had the $1 million jackpot. for now, tang is going to put most of the money in savings, but not all of it. >> we've got to have a little celebration dinner kind of thing, right? mom can definitely look forward to like a new car or something. >> you know what? i'm glad you remembered mom. a lot of people forget mom when they make it b. tang thinks maybe now he'll leave $20 bills lying on the ground himself. by the way, he hadn't played the lottery in a decade. he remembered mom and he's going to pay it forward by putting $20 bills around. >> karma on your side and you may win the lottery. >> there you go. >> one of the new venues for next year's olympics is now open for business. there's still some finishing touches to be done but the mayor of rio de janiero opened the olympic bmx center this weekend and he even took a spin around the bicycle track himself. he's also denied a nearby bay planned for several aqu

. >> i've just talked to mike -- i'll talk to hubert. >> president johnson and his white house counsel myer feldman on how to deal with a tie vote on medicare in the senate in a call on september 22nd, 1964. later that day, the senate approves the medicare amendment to social security by a vote of 49-44. september 3rd, lbj talking about the next steps for the measure. you'll hear mentions of house speaker john mccormack, majority leader karl albert, majority whip hale bach. also house ways and means committee children wilbur mills. >> hello. >> larry. >> yes, mr. president. >> mccormack and albert called me. but by the time i returned the call they said that mills and hallic were willing. and that they called me later. now, what they want to do is they say that if it goes to conference it will never come out of conference. mccormack says. they can get a vote to instruct the conferees to accept the senate amendment. they doubt -- mills said he's got 250 people against that. >> yeah. >> i would hope that he's wrong and i don't believe when the roll's called on medicare that many would st