and now rookie lamar jackson who hits hayden hurst for the touch down and the lead. a late score from the bear's o hurry-upffense did make it interesting. and the ravens win the game 17-16. most importantly football is back. >>> leading the t news ohio state buckeyes are scheduled to hold their first football game today but they'll be wthhout r famed head coach. irvin myers is out on claims he knew about the allegations against the former head coach. and there's fallout off the field as well. restaurant chain bob evans saying it'spe susing a deal. e>> reporter: the f of ohio state football, legendry coach irvin meyer out of the game, placed on administrative leave. the university huddling withve igators. at issue did meyer know of abuse allegations against assistant coach zack smith involving ex-wife courtney smith? >> io believe he knew and instead he chose to help the abuser. >> reporter: speaking to watchstadium.com smith filed multiple police reports including this one. the defendant grabbed the victim by heric t-shirt, pd her up and threw her into the bedroom wa

key and hurst making a sandwich of hundley in the backfield. it took till the mofld the fourth quarter for anyone to find the end zone. raiders win 13-6. >> i thought there were some good moments tonight and there were some moments that weren't good. it's been too inconsistent. i'm not going to say much more tonight until i see the tape. but we're going to continue to evaluate it. >> a ton of penalties, still. it's players weekend in major league baseball so guys can pick their nicknames and accessories. the a that's right tini, martiny right now. jonathan lucroy, base hit. mark canha scores from second. sean manaea did his work. five inspection, allows one run and five hills. here's martinez, robs mitch garver. as didn't do a lot on offense until the eighth. here it comes. there it goes. t matt chapman unloading his three-run homer here, 18th of the year. as win 7-1, a game and a half behind the astros, who also won. the giants roughing up drew hutchinson. andrew mccutchen, nicknamed zoom. that's a good nickname. i wish i had a nickname like t

. >> 2003 have an update at sfo. 1st hurst delay, no. yes, visibility is low. here is a look at with a we are dealing with. so everything you see, baseyly east of con court and livermore, smoky. this is what is in the forecast this afternoon. we'll see some smoke, some ash in the air and temperatures will also not be as hot because the smoke is keeping the heat >> next n't forget that cbs this morning is coming up next. have a great day, everyone. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, august 8th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> a high-stakes congressional election in ohio is still too close to call. ed o'keefe is on the ground in the buckeye state with how both democrats and republicans are claiming a victory. >>> strong winds whipped flames geto the north exhausted firefiexit's lghting a war. >>> trading of tesla stock is halted after co-founder elon musk hints he may take the company private. what's behind po

arizonians waving american flags as the hurst made the processional to phoenix last night.ed to phoenix for six consecutive firms. arizona's senator jeff flake got emotional as he talked about his friend and colleague with our own jake tapper earlier today. >> i admired john mccain my entiere life. i haven't known washington or politics without him. he's left an indelible mark and just putting, you know, the good of the country above your own self-interest, i think that that was his mantra and whether it's he's approach to the currente e a administration, i learned from him and we can all learn in these days and seeing the good in your opponents, that, you know, the fact that george w. bush will be speaking at his funeral or he was asked to, a person that defeated him. also barack obama, that says all that we need to know about john mccain, that his opponents love, admire and respect him. that's something we can all strive for. >> i want to play for you a clip from senator mccain talking about you on the senate floor after you announced you would not run for reelection. let

she was in a member of the hurst family, she was in that arena. and myself, we were the three who were left. i was amazed that i was left. well, then come of the undercurrents begun. with the man against us. at one point, i love the waterfront, and i did a great job there, i did personality stories, i did daily stories, there were a lot of strikes then, etc. i ended up being the labor and the maritime editor, which was ok. i began talking a lot to all of the proprietors and entrepreneurs around the waterfront. it was about the time of the birth of television. 1950. 1949, i would say. a couple of the men who were in charge of the propeller club of baltimore, and the traffic problem baltimore said, helen, we need to do a television show. i said, i don't know anything about television. hell, i currently know anything about reporting. so, i ended up structuring a television show. and it was called the port that built a city. it ran for 15 years, every sunday, and i did it. i raised the money for it, i laid out the stories, i went out with a cameraman,

patty hurst, the black panthers, jones town, the milk moscone murders, the hip piece, the counterculturehe beatles at candlestick park? >> which one is your favorite? >> george. >> reporter: at the time everything was shot and developed on film. >> you had to give that film time to develop. >> reporter: wendy takuta was the first asian american to anchor a prime time newscast in the bay area. her co-anchor, oakland native dave. >> we had a a fast landing there, didn't we. good evening. i'm dave. >> reporter: mac, as we called him, was a radio broadcaster who took tv by storm. >> nightcast. >> reporter: along with wayne walk we are sports and joel bartlett with the weather. we soared to number one. >> it was a golden time. there's no question about it. it was a golden time for local television in this beautiful city. >> reporter: in 1976 the technology changed kpix forever when a new show hit the air. >> ow show was the very first show to use video out in the field. >> reporter: it was called -- >> evening magazine! >> we were not in a studio. we took the video everywhere. it was not film

earlier this morning, two other people were found with gunshot injuries near e street and elm hurt aven hurst avenue. it's unclear if the two incidents are connected. police ask anyone with information to> the tributes co pour in this morning for senator john mccain. bin cancer.erday after a battle he's expected to be honored in arizona and in washington this week, before being laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in annapolis, maryland. here is abc news reporter maggie rule. >> reporter: senator john mccain leaves his home in arizona for the final time. tributes are felt across the country. flags hang at half-staff at the capitol and the white house. his fellow lawmakers remembering the four decades he served in congress. >> i hope that we will remember him by being a little kinder to each other and by remembering that politics doesn't have to be a blood sport, we can work across the aisle and see the good in people. i'm certainly going to try to do more of that going ahead. >> reporter: speaker paul ryan calling him a giant of our time. and senator lindsey graham simply rememberi

i think of it -- march who had been an absolute magnificent reporter, older women, she came from a hurst family. she was a member of the family, she was in that arena we were the three who were left, and i was amazed that i was left. well, then, the undercurrents began. they began with the men against us. at one point, i loved the waterfront, and i did a great job there. i did personality stories, i did daily stories, there were a lot of strikes, then, etc. -- i ended up being the labor and the nighttime editor. which was okay. i began talking a lot to all of the proprietors and entrepreneurs around the waterfront. it was about the time of the birth of television, 1950. 1949 i would say. and a couple of the men who were in charge of the propeller club of baltimore and the traffic club of baltimore, said helen we need you to do a television show. i said i don't know anything about television. i hardly know anything about reporting. so, i ended up structuring a television show. it was called the port that built a city. and it ran for 15 years. every sunday. i did it, i raised the money for

you mentioned hall and hurst and key.going to find out -- they're going to find out -- they're going to find out the difference of the tempo of preseason and regular season because it's going to be a lot different, trust me. >> matt: postseason's a whole another animal. >> beth: it's been a lot of fun, guys. >> matt: thanks to both of you for being so hospitable and gracious to welcome me into the family. it's been great to be back here in raider nation and i thank both of you to having me. >> beth: thank you. it's been a pleasure. preseason comes to a close september 10th in prime time. watch it with the rest of america on "monday night football." the raiders will open up at home with the l.a. rams. i'm beth mowins. for our entire crew, thanks so much for joining us this preseason. jt will be back with >>> we are back on the raiders television network from seattle where the silver and black come through on the final preseason game of the year and get a victory in seattle. what a performance tonight. clearly keon hatcher

on command, lower it to waist height and do an about face and carry it to the hurst there.mily there. there are still tears. you know the family well, you've been talking to them. how have they taken the reception to his loss? there have been a lot of kind words from all quarters in the last several days. >> well, i haven't spoken to them specifically, to any of them specifically about that, but i know meghan and i know that hearing kind words about her father, she never took that for granted, she never felt entitled to that. she fought very hard, on a daily basis, to remind people how proud she was of her dad. so i am certain that the outpouring of memories and support and love for this man is part of what you're seeing here, this overwhelming sense of reality that she has not only lost her dad, to whom she was incredibly close, but a man that was so important to so many people, that must create a real -- a real mix of emotions there. >> we're going to listen in for a moment here. this is one of the most solemn cemetery ceremonies the u.s. military prepares for. [ silence

showdown at a major tournament in twenty years serena overwhelmed one hundred first ranked kareena vits hurst of germany six two six two in just over an hour wednesday she in venice last played each other at a grand slam in the final of last year's australian open serina warm up much. it's obviously a tough match and you know it's so young in the turn him in but it is what it is you know it's not the end of the world we would rather have met later but you know we're both going to come out per usual do our best buy in front of you guys and i. was really alex a cheer for me. but you know whoever you feel like you know cheer for me or beat me or been to see the one what works now. here she is venus williams looking nothing like her thirty eight years as she beat camilla georgia in straight sets a crowd pleasing victory over the italian six seven five. former world number one andy murray has been knocked out by fernando verdasco in the second round the spaniard who has seeded as number thirty one beat the twenty twelve champion in four sets murray who's on the comeback trail after hip surgery how

. >>> happening today, crews at hurst castle will begin refilling iconic neptune pool. been empty for nearly five years. first because of the drought and then because crews had to refurbish it. it will take a couple days to fill up. and the pool should be three weeks.o vis >>> hackers uncover a way to hack amazon's echo devices. what amazon is doing to stop it. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we're up. another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >> grab your swimsuit. a massive water park resort coming to california. >> here's a look outside as we head to it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, no interest until january 2021. ends wednesday. >>> and we're looking at

changing our pricing structure, not yet, we're not laying anybody off, not yet, but this will certainly hurst growth rate. he is longing forward to that. this company pushes out 2000, luxury, entry level boats every single year. they push out one of the luxury boats, like you see behind me, gerri, you wonder what is going on? this is one of the final checks it gets before going out delivered to a customer. this makes sure it is seaworthy. will not leak. cheryl, this is fascinating to look at impact. 750 workers for regal. the entire industry employs 195,000 folks. this is 125 bill dollar business. a lot at stake with these tariffs, cheryl. we'll keep an eye on them. back to you. >> to your point, boat manufacturers and ceos are vocal about the tariffs and their concerns. i'm glad you're down there with them, gerri willis. thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: we'll bring in jeff flock, go from boats to cars. he is at a ford assembly plant in chicago. what are they saying about those tariffs down there? reporter: curiously the impact will not to be u.s. car buyers unless the u.s. goes forward with

santa clara firefighters responded to the fire on hurst avenue near willow crest around 2:30 this morninghe campbell and san jose border. and you see those big flames and that heavy smoke coming from the back of the one-story home. fire officials say the house was under construction and nobody was living there. they evacuated several neighboring homes and those families have been allowed to go back home >>> new this morning san jose police chase a group of young people suspected in a carjacking. >> what started as a chase ended up on foot. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose. matt? >> what a wild night for san jose police. first a carjacking and then a pursuit. in the end they arrested several people all of them were kids. take a look at video of where it all ended. last night here in san jose, this is the area of mclaughlin avenue and tourist road. the carjacking took place just before 10:00 last night. five suspects involved. the officer taking the report was then driving car and tried o get them to stop. the driver took off. san jose's police helicopter helped out. the

santa clara county firefighters responded to the fire on hurst near willow crest around 2:30 this morning on the campbell and san jose border. you can see these big flames rising from the back of that one-story home. fire officials say the house was under construction and no one was living there. they evacuated several neighboring houses and those families have been allowed to go back home. >>> developing news out of sfo where there was an emergency landing. united flight 1 from san francisco to singapore was forced to turn around passengers safely made it back to sfo and were also given refreshments and snacks about 1:30 this morning. they were told the plane hit a flock of birds during the flight. >>> new this morning, san jose police chase a group of young people suspected in a carjacking. >> what started as a car chase ended on foot. reporter matt keller is live in san jose. matt? >> good morning, jessica and reggie. local authorities say juvenile crime is on the rise and these kids are getting bolder and bolder. overnight another major incident where six juveniles ended up getting ar

dead word long -- deadwood or butte montana that took over after the comstock era but even guys like hurst too was involved in those never approach the wealth of mackay. he himself was asked if they thought they would ever find another comstock mode and he said we don't think so we've been looking for 30 years and haven't found it yet. he did take his first hundred grand out of that load through various transactions. >> why do you think he was overlooked? >> it is very ironic the people that we remember from that era and stanford and huntington with a transpacific railroad to squeeze the life blood out of the economy. to drive the wages down that there was an immense problem and with university foundations to rehabilitate the family name he did not have that pr problem. and apparently he was exploring these things a few months before he died so the only real modern legacy is from the university of nevada reno that clearances son is in his honor. that is the only thing that has his name tag on it but it isn't stanford or the rockefeller foundation. and he and essentially forgotten in the mo

we saw as the hurst arrived, parade of suvs with a police escort and shortly thereafter we saw that samerocession leave here and make its way down to phoenix. it's about a two-hour drive from here. but i have to tell you it is beautiful here in sedona. when the sun is out and it's even full moon just about here tonight and it's still gorgeous. you can see why the senator wanted to spend his final days here. >> it's a very spiritual, peaceful place to be, isn't it? thank you so much. >>> presidents past and present are paying tribute to john mccain. >> they're remembering him in their own words. we'll tell you more when we come back. >> can't we stand up and speak? can't the president of the united states stand up and speak for the people of syria? can't he say this massacre is unacceptable and must stop? tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i'm ready. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and

that goes back to the end of the 19th century, and when we had the famous newspaper rivalry between hurst we went in and won. i think -- brian may disagree with this. i think we did too much cheerleading in advance of the iraq war. under president george w. bush. but in both cases, the press was cheerleading an existing administration. it was not causing a war. >> the explanation i just asked david irvin, brian, who worked and knows the president well, friends with him. worked as a campaign strategist with him. you know, and he said to me, yeah, i think this goes too far. but he also said, well, the president is talking about the fake news. and if you look at the full tweet, yes, the president wrote at the top, fake news hates me, they're the enemy of the people, blah, blah, blah, they can cause war. but come on. i mean, he points to all the major news networks and major newspapers. >> it's a very cynical strategy, trying to divide between good outlets and bad outlets. trump does this sometimes. it's bs, and it should be called out. i think we look at these tweets. think about what's diff

massachusetts via skype research research is rather zimbabwe as a professor of political science at hurst college thank you very much for joining us so imus among goggle eyes for missing to bring about a new different zimbabwe can he deliver real change to the people in your opinion you know i think nelson and i were actually has a very easy which leads you to make a difference to the economy as hiram chess and mentioned is in freefall there is no economy just because of the millions of people that are out of work so this situation is you know as bad as it could go so he only has to do it to be a million mom to effect some change of course as an occurrence of concern that since he came in november the economy has not improved it or. not it's first resort that the military's ready to go out into the streets and shift people so they have those concerns but he has a unique opportunity to do very little and get a lot of your word for it and the questions surrounding the elections haven't been answered and haven't gone away as far as the opposition is concerned the opposition saying they have

and he was a -- a lecture ur at the royal academy at sand hurst in the uk. he was also a professor of history at shepherd university in shepherdsville -- shepherdstown, west virginia, where he also was the founding director of the george tyler moore center for the study of civil war. he also has written very extensively on world war i and the civil war, especially the civil war in west virginia. he's writing a book on camp -- he wrote a book on camp colt and gettysbu gettysburg. the years the united states were in the great war. mark, why don't you come on up and we'll get your program going. i'm reading the -- also, he wrote a book about gettysburg. history and place here at gettysburg. >> the introduction that i intr thought was going to be read had to do with the title over there, seeking the master the art that made the name gettysburg historic. the title itself probably doesn't make sense at first if you look at it. but if you understand the context of it, that was the quote of a young soldier who was assigned here in 1917 by the name of private joseph

sr is the other aspect goes, i think buckley wanted a co-hurst conformance is him that would come from society itself. an enormous society. it kept pushing the cultural issue because it seem like the media it certainly was not expressing the will of the people. even though he is pushing for change and and unsettling of the status quo and disturbing the way the american people should be and the way they want it to be, he thought that the pushback should come from figures like mccarthy but more generally from condemnation and censorious this and ostracism. i think this is the commonality with hoover and to some extent with mccarthy. >>i think that we can wrap this up. thank you very much. this has been terrific. we will reconvene again at 1:00. >>1968 america in turmoil. you can listen to this as a podcast on spotify or watch on our 1968 page. if you missed the program it will arrogant tonight 8:00 eastern. wednesday american history tv continues with the development of the automotive industry in the u. s. and how cars changed american life. thursday luther king junior, we will show a 50

el siniestro se registro en una residencia sobre la avenida "hurst" en campbell. -- no se reportan heridos estuvieron presentes durante el aterrizaje pero no fueron necesitados. -- empleados de la aerolinea "united" ayudaron a los pasajeros para asignarles otros vuelos. --y estas son las condiciones del aire el dia de hoy en el area de la bahia. --de moderada a insalubre. -- la calidad del aire empeoro ayer por la noche y aunque se espera que mejore para esta tarde se le recomienda limitar el tiempo que pase al aire libre. -- en algunas escuelas cancelaron actividades al aire libre. -- recuerde que personas con problemas respiratorios son mas suseptibles a estas condiciones. >>> buenos dÍas para todos, me da gusto saludarlos, vamos con las noticias mÁs importantes del dÍa de hoy. el huracÁn lane golpea a hawai con fuertes vientos y lluvias que han provocado inundaciones. la caÍda de Árboles afectÓ el servicio elÉctrico, algunas zonas estÁn bajo alerta y las autoridades monitorean el pas o del huracÁn. >>> el presidente trump respondiÓ las declaraciones sobre su posiciÓn sobre el ataque del