iii. and his family would tell you the robert griffin iii in cleveland. but that happens to be the name of the browns new starting quarterback robert griffin iii. the 25th starting quarterback in new browns history since 1999. welcome. what about that? back in march when they made this deal to bring rg3. do you go by rg3 or robert griffin iii? >> some call me march to bring a free agent to come, what did you think? >> it was an amazing feeling. a lot of hope. >> did you follow his career all the way through? i mean he was a heisman trophy winner at baylor and went to washington and had a gate rookie year. did you follow him just because he had your name? >> we noticed his name early in his senior year. this? what about this? you are wearing the miff jersey. i thought you would have the number 10. you've got to get a number ten. so this was a father's day gift. >> yes. my birth year, browns championship. >> there it is. 1964. what are some of your great memories going to the browns games? >> it probably started when i was five went to the old stadium, obvi

. >> what did you see from rg iii tonight. >> what i won't -- want to see i saw a couple of plays out there looks like the offensive line broke down a little bit but he stood in the pocket. he didn't get flush, he didn't get scared. he got over his injury but he came out firing. the three of fours four pazzing >> speaking of hue jackson, what do you ntsz about how hea -- hee's running. >> it's got to be a little frustrating. this is a team that's going to go through the ups and downs, have a lot of growing pains. what i like about hue jackson i hugh jackson is a tough coach. he'll be your friend, he'll love you. i'll play you hard, i'm going to coach you hard and i'm going >> we're going to go back out to green bay. andy baskin live in green bay. what have you got? >>reporter: all right. i know were you trying to get to there's a reason why that interview didn't happen en. his left hand was wrapped. he was going back for x-rays so kind after continuing story tore take rely prior. we'll see what's happening with his hands. a couple guys shaken up tonight but we bring in dustin fox and

i think he got that from adlai stevenson. >> three sons, adlai the iii, borden, john fell.me out from his strenuous campaign to attend the graduation of his son, adlai iii from marine officer school at quantico. he presents his son with a sheaf of commissions for the entire platoon. it is a proud father and an equally proud son on an occasion important to both. >> and now live on your screen is senator adlai stevenson iii, he is in his father's study here on the stevenson farm in libertyville, illinois. senator stevenson, first of all, thank you for opening up this facility for us. secondly, what was your role in the '52 and '56 campaigns? >> '52 campaign, as your remarks indicate, i was in the marine corps, i didn't know it, but en route to korea, so i did not have a role in that campaign. we were involved in the '56 campaign and i was a driver in the '48 campaign, which was sort of the beginning of my introduction to politics. >> now, what role did korea play in your father's campaigning in 1952? what was his position on korea with you over there? >> well, as newt -- i th

senator adlai stevenson iii, thank you for being with us this evening.ve you with this week's "contenders" from the 1956 convention. >> i say trust the people. trust their good sense. their decency, their fortitude, their faith. trust them with the great decisions. i say it is time to take this government away from men who only know how to count and to turn it back to men and women who care. >> while congress is on break, we're showing you american had history tv, normally seen weekends here on

back to you.o >> still arguing about rg iii. >> all right. i think we should move on.ove >>> 5:28 is the time. t there's drama unfolding in rioao right now. ght two american swimmers pulled p from their plain plane and notnd allowed to come back home.e. >> several breaking trafficff stories right now including a fatal pedestrian accident instid northwest. our annie yu is live on theive e scene. we'll have the latest coming up. >> ♪ >> straight ahead, mothertrght nature unleashing havoc across the region. reg blown off roofs, downed trees, power outages. outag will this bring us some reliefel from all that heat? >>> showdown in rio but it has nothing to do with the olympicoo games. two american swimmers removederv from their flight home in order to testify about claims ts they were robbed at gun point. t >>> and prince george's countyie leaders react to concerns itstos head start program could shut s down.do. fox5 news morning starts right now. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning.or >> good morning to you. goo thank you very much for wakingrm up

we will be joined by senator adlai stevenson iii, the son of adlai stevenson. richard norton smith, before we leave the office, there are some things sitting around that we want to learn a little bit more about it. first of all, what is this a hand? >> stevenson said that he suffered from a bad case of hereditary politics. there are multiple to narrations of stevenson -- generations of stevensons in the story. the link in connection was a very powerful one. -- lincoln connection was a very powerful one. this is a cast of lincoln's hand. >> also on the desks is an address book. some of the names and this address book include eleanor roosevelt, jackie kennedy, john steinbeck. >> it hence -- he was a very unusual, a non-politician and a new ways. he -- in many ways. eventually, by millions of americans who proudly declared themselves stevensonians. >> standing between us is this old office chair. cabinetis stevenson's terror. he had an historic stand of the american passenger to the united nations. he was made a member of the cabinet, this is the chair that commem

rg iii said it was his fault. >>> i got to get the ball to him. so we will go back and tc i am the one with the ball in my hands and it is on all on me. >>> up next for the browns. preseason game number two against the falcons, you can see it on newschannel 5. a >>> this is it. the hyundai act fast sales convenient where you get a car or suv that offers america's best. >>> we are following breaking news out of milwaukee where protestors are clashing with involved shooting. here is a live look. demonstrators started to crash police vehicles and setting them on fire. one officer hit in the head with a brick. good morning: at five a.m. will have the latest. >>> weatherwise. the soup dog concert. kinkin may be there. he got excited. 10% chance of rainfall and showers are possible tonight into tomorrow. graphics are watch out for flooding concerns. thanks everybody for watching and have a great night and we [ panting ] [ beeping ] [ ringing ] mrs. barclay: yes? who is it? mrs. barclay, it's anahita menendez. who?! anahita from 4d. i lost my purse with

those people expected to attend the game with details at browns fan announcing that robert griffin iii is theat new quarterback of the rounds as? >> audi is from browns training camp of the reaction. practices wrapping up after a busy day, browns announci iii as the starting quarterback announcing that he earned the topn spot is the 25th quarterback since 1999 pigging-out josh mccown, austin davis and cody kessler the second overall draft pick out o a other in 2012 and heisman trophy winner, griffin signed with the browns in marchph afte four seasons with the redskins after not playingki everything he's been asked to d and hasas gained respect of the teammates and thea browns team. he says he has shown improvemen each dayas of camp military and to prove that this was the right decision something that he says he appreciates.. it is an honor to be one of 32 quarterbacks in this league. you continue to work and try to get better.yo the coach giving a shout out to the other quarterbacks for their hard work, o cody kessler still on the field after practice getting some more practice. rg3 te

. >>> we could learn more about the death of a tampa police officer, fred arnold iii died while scuba diving in nevada. went wrong in lake mead there's no question of how many lives he helped. >> reporter: in his official police photo you can catch a glimpse, of what many describe as the warm heart of fred arnold iii some on display for tv cameras in the show "rookies." >> he was approachable. quiet but his laugh was infectious. once he laughed it would brighten up whatever. >> reporter: shamika's daughter is one of the hundreds of teens mentored biable old through the years. she said he made a huge difference in her life. >> she wanted to give up. a couple of times or whatever but he was always there, basically like -- a father figure but also a male police officer figure. continue to pursee her career. >> reporter: his determination to see her succeed worked. she's in college now studying to become a police officer. even without officer arnold to keep pushing her and so many other young people she knows he's leaving a lasting legacy. >> i believe this planet is going to grow. he pla

. >> coming up in sports you'll have from the star of last night's raiders win, george atkinson iii, another giants great has a statue unveiled outside at&t park. here's a hint. di >>> the giants hosted baltimore but this afternoon i they were celebrating as the team upvalued the latest statues outside at&t park. gaylord perry joins willy mace, willie mccovey and juan marichal who were teammates. 'er played 22 seasons, ten with san francisco. of course, perry was known for throwing an illegal spitball, which he doctored with vaseline. >> i was always accused of doing certain things to the baseball. and when i got traded to texas, i had to take a lie detector test. i want to let you know i passed in flying colors. they say you can't lie to those things, but -- >> congratulations, gaylord. the yankees youth movement has begun with a bang. tyler austin parked this pitch in right field stands. the next batter was aaron judge, and in his first major league at-bat goes yard. the yankees win 8-4. look out for the baby bombers. >>> the chip kelly era gets underway at levi's stadium as the 49

george atkinson iii helped his chance make the team with two outstanding touchdown runs. 54-yard score and then 35-yard score. the former notre dame star says his dad has been telling him he has to make the most of his chances. >> he has been in my ear, this year, being my third year. last two years, practice squad, didn't make the squad. so this year he is like, you got to bulkle down. as soon as you get the opportunity, let the coaches now you can make the team. >> more than 90,000 fans at the l.a. coliseum today to welcome the rams back to the city of angels. on the opening kickoff, dallas' lucky whitehead finds a hole and take is it 101 yards for a touchdown. the overall number one pick, cal quarterback jared goff had his first pass picked up a. >>> at the john deere which isache some players have to cleat both the second and third rounds. the amateur with the shot of the day with an eagle on 1. deserves a high-five. ryan moore with a nice putt. he has two-stroke lead. >>> at the summer games in rio, here's the latest medal count. the u.s. has 54 total. 21 gold. china

george atkinson iii helped his chance make the team with two outstanding touchdown runs. 54-yard score and then 35-yard score. the former notre dame star says his dad has been telling him he has to make the most of his chances. >> he has been in my ear, this year, being my third year. last two years, practice squad, didn't make the squad. so this year he is like, you got to bulkle down. as soon as you get the opportunity, let the coaches now you can make the team. >> more than 90,000 fans at the l.a. coliseum today to welcome the rams back to the city of angels. on the opening kickoff, dallas' lucky whitehead finds a hole and take is it 101 yards for a touchdown. the overall number one pick, cal quarterback jared goff had his first pass picked up a. >>> at the john deere which isache some players have to cleat both the second and third rounds. the amateur with the shot of the day with an eagle on 1. deserves a high-five. ryan moore with a nice putt. he has two-stroke lead. >>> at the summer games in rio, here's the latest medal count. the u.s. has 54 total. 21 gold. china

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the united states this evening is on the verge of a milestone. tomorrow the u.s. will meet president obama's target of resettling 10,000 refugees from syria's civil war by the end of the federal government's fiscal year on september 30. that's according to the american ambassador to jordan. ambassador alice wells met today in amman with some of the several hundred syrians about to leave to start new lives in this country. the resettlement program has become an issue in the presidential campaign, with republi

but you're right, the big story going into this thing is rg iii, robert griffin iii. he was named the starting quarterback. there's no drama when it comes to who will be season. robert griffin iii has an opportunity tonight to lead this team and set the stage for the rest of the season. what will he do with that opportunity? well we're going to find out at 8:00. >> every day we come out here, you work hard, we try to execute the offense to the best of your ability. and so you know, it's everything, an every day thing, there's never a day off or a sense of relief. >> reporter: i had the chance to talk to hugh jackson about would play in tonight's game. it'll be interesting to see how that plays out in the beginning of the game. he could go maybe a good portion of the first quarter as they want to get him out after having a little bit of confidence, ready to run this team. joe thomas will be the only guy who is really going to play a limited amount of time tonight. they just want to keep him fresh and get him game ready. we're excited to be here inlambeau tonight. we'll

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. claims and counterclaims in syria today in the battle for aleppo, where 300,000 residents are trapped but there's little doubt that fighting for full control of the divided city is ferocious, and that rebel forces have made gains. various reports say rebels have at least partially broken a month-long government siege and seized a key military complex. hezbollah fighters, allied with syrian forces, conceded the rebels and have made advances. government officials had no comment on any rebel advance, but said syrian warplanes attacked rebel targets in

i think rg iii knows it is his team and there is depth at the receivers. i hope the offensive line comes together. me and you talk a lot on tailgate 19 that we are victims or ben beneficiaries of the guys around us. it looks like specifically at wide receiver this we have more depth. >> the indians wrapped up a series in dc. the nationals pulled it out couple of stops. that's any part of the field that he is pretending to defend. for example in the first inning it suddenliy loses the baseball. what do you know? that leads to an r.b.i single and the nationals went up 1-0. in the fifth another trip to the el monte zone. he is a major another two-run double. why not? indians lose. personally think el monde should get if. >> the first inning he was fighting the sun and then on the line drive to right it looked like he had it and it hit him in the glove and that would have been first and second with one out and as rally. >> steph curry game-used mouth guard. it is up to 1,650. 9 days left. >> the ramona used -- what are we selling? >> do you think i can get som

the only ones not confused were rg iii made it official today. nobody, nobody was surprised by this, not josh mccown, who i believe is still waiting for a first team rep in camp. no surprise, no relief. >> there's no sense of relief. you come out every day for an opportunity, you know, i'm thankful to coach that he believes in me, thankful to my teammates for believing in me ad get ready for the day's practice and get ready for green bay. >> back to mccown who is the at the age of 37 you should be. >>been on both ends of it and when the quarterback competitions, they drag out through training camp and stuff like that. i don't know if you're any bettr off, because you have two guys that have kind of half reps, soi think it's great we know who it is. moving forward we're behind that guy and our team can rally behid that guy and we can move forward accordingly and robert certainly is playing at a high level right >> did the browns handle this te right way? i say yes and i break it down in my blog, the z files on cleveland19.com. >> unfortunately tha

. >> all eyes will be on robert griffinn iii tonight as he take overrt as the startin quarterback. competition, veteran josh mccow told the coaches to give some of the snaps to rg3 to help them develop quicker, since jackson made his decision public. it is now on robert griffin iii to shows that the coach made the right choice, number ten has pointed to this night, he does not feel any more pressure. >> y every day you cannot hear to work hard and try to execute th ability,t and it is an everyday thing, there's never a day off never a sense of relief or colossally working to get better. >> when i see corey coleman due to hamstring issue and andrew hawkins also will not play is expected to be watching and terrelle pryor had a situation with an injured calf. the coac says he expects to have him pla and see what happens tonight, the kick off at around 8:00 o'clock tonight. >>what you think of the offensive line to protect the quarterback scrimp starts at the center position after losing alex macke a pro ball caliber player to do have that rock on the left side who never missed snapap

rg iii had an interesting take today as well. he said, yes, high-profile nfl quarterback take a stand on social issues that are important to them. he would not kaepernick has done. you are about to hear why, but he is also not judging him. >> my parents both served and my dad did 21 and my mom did 13. it represents something different for me. i can't judge him on what his stance is or what his beliefs are. i can only just go about it the way i know how to. >> you know that's well said. i would say the majority of people at the very least support kaepernick's right to >> his actions were disgraceful, absolutely disgraceful. when you see people disrespecting the flag or the national anthem, it really rubs you the wrong way. to do it on an nfl field is absolutely the wrong way to do it. >> boomer from cbs sports. you have two more nights to vote for the game of the week. go to cleveland 19.com and get out the vote. this krn has legs. by the way, he was in the locker room today in santa clara laughing laughing and joking with the med

rg iii is the new starting quarterback. tony zarrella explains why some call it a rigged competition. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. >> now, this is a serpentini chevrolet sports report. >> when i make a choice i stand behind it and it is to create the right environment and along with the rest of the coaches. >> and now the decision everyone saw coming. the browns made it official. some did not like the process. i am not sure you could cal this a competition. it was rigged from the start which is not a bad thing which i am about to explain. they take down the facad between the true battle. rg iii is the starting quarterback and mccown the back up. he was getting the first team reps. griffin was the guy all along. that's the way it should have been. the critics have their doubts they could return to the pro-bowl level. quarterbacks. the best season was four years ago. if he cannot escape the rush as well as he did as a rookie and he is not a better pocket passer , it is a recipe for disast

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. as italy marked a national day of mourning, rescue workers spent a fourth day searching for survivors of the devastating earthquake, but found none. italian authorities say at least 291 people were killed when the overnight quake struck mainly in three towns on wednesday. almost 400 injured are in hospitals. today, italy's president and prime minister attended a state funeral for 35 of those victims, including two children in white coffins. the worst hit town is amatrice, and that's where newshour weekend special correspondent christoph

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: good evening, thanks for joining us. the war of words between republican presidential nominee donald trump and the parents of a decorated muslim american soldier who died in combat escalated today. the father of the u.s. army captain who was killed in iraq in 2004 and who denounced trump at last week's democratic national convention criticized trump again today. >> he is a black soul, and this is totally unfit for the leadership of this country. the love and affection that we have received affirms that our grief-- that our experience in this count

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, this is pbs newshour weekend. good evening and thanks for joining us. national polls show hillary clinton dominant with african- american and latino voters but donald trump is making his case. at a rally in virginia last night, the republican candidate reiterated his recent pledge to reach out more to black voters. >> the gop is the party of abraham lincoln. (cheers) and i want our party to be the home of the african- american voter once again. ( cheers ) also, trump may be shifting his tone on immigration, according to participants in yesterday's first meeting of what he calls his "national hispanic advisory

. >> that's right the starter is going to be robert griffin,iii. it will be friday in the preseason season against grain bay. let's get to tony zarrella as to did robert griffin, ii have a huge edge? of course he did. he took the first team reps and he had the coaches in his corne, but he also seized opportunity and looks sharp in the images. griffin brought a lot to the table when he signed with the browns. some of it good as in his pro bowl rookie season, some of it bad in the reputation that he ws distant from his teammates in d.c. but it seems pretty clear that e is won everybody over thanks to his work ethic, abili >> it is an honor to be one of 2 in this league, so you take that and you respect that and you continue to go out and work and try to get better. >> he's come here and been himself and just worked hard and got right in with every -- you know, every guy on the team and has done what he's been asked to do. and more than anything, the way that you earn respect on the field is when you know what you're supposed to do and he's certainly

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by:ompany. and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> brangham: good evening, and thanks for joining us. there is no relief in sight along the flood-ravaged gulf coast of louisiana and mississippi today. the national weather service has extended flood watches for parts of southeastern louisiana through this evening, following three days of relentless rainfall that sent many rivers flowing over their banks. forecasters say more than 20 inches have fallen over the last few days. what louisiana governor john bel edwards calls "historic" and" unprecedented" flooding has now claimed at least three lives. the go

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: hello, and thanks for joining us. firefighters in california are making more progress containing the devastating wildfire east of los angeles, allowing tens of thousands of evacuees to return to their homes today, or what remains of those homes. officials say the so-called" blue cut fire" in san bernardino county has charred at least 58-square miles but is now 68% contained. all but 7,000 of the 80,000 residents ordered to evacuate their homes earlier this week are cleared to go back. officials say the fire has destroyed more than 100 homes and more than 200 other buildings since it

iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, william brangham. >> brangham: good evening, and thanks for joining us. donald trump says he must win the battleground state of pennsylvania to win the white house, but opinion polls show he has an uphill climb. trump is down by about ten percentage points to hillary clinton in the four most recent surveys of pennsylvania voters, yet he told supporters in altoona last night, he fears voter fraud could propel clinton to victory in the keystone state. >> she can't beat what's happening here. the only way they can beat it, in my opinion-- and i mean this 100%-- if in certain sections of the state, they cheat, okay? >> brangham:

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. in an effort to restore party unity, last night, republican presidential nominee donald trump endorsed house speaker paul ryan in his primary race this coming tuesday. trump had previously hesitated to back the speaker and several other high-profile republicans, but, after a rough week in the polls, he called for a return to the reagan-era "big tent" republican party. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. we may disagree on a couple of things, but, we mostly agree, and we're going to get it done. >> sreenivasan:

world war iii, who knows? if we are attacked, they don't have to do anything. you tell me, who makes these deals? it is like sergeant bergdahl. we trade a dirty traitor for five or six people -- when five or six people were killed when he deserted and we knew they were killed and we knew he was a traitor. we trade for five of the greatest killers, the greatest killers in the middle east, five people that they wanted the most. that is the deal. we get a traitor and they get five people that are right now, most of them, already back on the battlefields try to kill everybody including us. no more folks. that is called the five for one president. that is the same guy that made the deal for $400 million. the other guys cannot leave the airport. the hostages. then all of a sudden, they were able to leave and then you watch him yesterday saying that, can you believe it. this had nothing to do with this. just a coincidence. she is unfit to serve as president for a lot of reasons. he is unfit also. he has done so bad. he has been so incompetent. we have doubled our debt

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the pass by licata, intercepted by hayes pullard iii. >> cris: a night he will never forget. interception return for a touchdown. non-reported on a pass thrown till now the backfield. do we have a start of the game >> mike: you want to give it to him? >> cris: what do we have for a prize? any food left? twinkies? >> mike: you played in this stadium in the florida-georgia game. don't we have an old cris collinsworth florida jersey we could send him? >> cris: i'm sure he'd be thrilled. this thing looks a little different than it did in the old world's largest cocktail early days. they've really done a nice job here. set the table. now it's up to gus and the guys to win football games. there are questions, we'll see how osweiler deals with houston. tennessee's offense looked good last night against the raiders. the afc south is one of those divisions where if you're not sure how it's going to play out, who the heavy favorites are. we'll see how jacksonville eases their way into the season. this is their first win. they close up the preseason at atlanta. cincinnati will host the

it declared null and void but as it happened he died the next year, 1216 and his successor was henry iii, nine years old. how long is a nine-year-old king going to live in the conditions of the middle ages? you've all seen game of thrones and you know what the environment was like so henry iii is regent william marshall hit on what i guess we would call a public relations device and that is he had henry iii reissue magna carta as a pledge of good faith to the english people and that started the tradition down through the centuries of each modern coming to the throne reissuing magna carta. i'm going to skip over the two-door., we don't think of the era of henry viii as being a great age of constitutional government . let's test by that. a word on the 17th century. this was a century when the stewards came to the english throne with the notion of divine right of kings and it was , the king was therefore on a collision course with parliament area sir edward cook, a great commentator on magna carta, the chief judge of the court of king's bench was the leader in parliament against the pretens

article iii which is the judicial article is third out of three for a reason. for several reasons. it's the least and last, there's the least text associated with t it's third out of three, politicians are supposed to pick judges, judges are not supposed to pick presidents. that's why bush versus gore is a disgrace. but the reason that judges were third out of three is they are not the leaders of the american revolution, they are not the champions. so there's not this faceoff initially with washington because he's picking john jay. but with jefferson against john marshall there is this confrontation and it's heightened because they're second cousins and they don't even like each other. note that john marshall has to swear in jefferson just as roger tawney is going to be swearing in abraham lincoln and you remember the slightly flubd swearing in when obama was sworn in by john roberts. these are slightly tense moments. i'm getting ahead of the story a bit. marbury versus madison is conventionally thought as john marshall inn validating act of congress, but the real drama is john mar

robert griffin, iii looks good. he's throwing to open receivers with no defense or think about this. when the defense is out there, is it the offense really does look good or the defense looks bad. that may hurt you too. hue jackman says from day one, rg3 has been willing to do everything to earn this role. haven't we heard that like 20 other times. will he look more like the rookie who led the redskins to like the quarterback from the last three seasons that suffered through injuries and lost his job? we'll soon find out in the regular season, not training camp. tweet me your thoughts at john wkyc. brandon crawford did something that major leagues have not seen in 41 years. he had seven hits in one game. five singles, a double, and a triple. he even had the game-winning giants beat the marlins 8-7. crawford has been in a bad slump. he's getting six hits into the last 11 games. he had seven last night. >> and did you see this in the same game, buster posey's face took the brunt of this hit. when he got up, he had th

. >>> robert griffin the, iii is the starting quarterback. rg3 is getting a ton of snaps and been the focus of the team. rg3 is 25th starting quarteac last season was on the bench in washington despite doing well early on in his career. it was stifled by injuries. he has another shot at being a starter. he believes that day has come. >> you have to realize those who don't give up and keep it is your last. control what you can. i pray god takes care of the rest. >> in other browns news, aiden had ankle surgery. he is happy to be back. >> being able to sit in meetings and clicks back. i know all the calls and the checks. now it is just going out there. >> lambo field is ready. we have you covered. coverage at 7:00 p.m. kick off 8:00. you can watch it here on news channel 5. >>> more about the third overall pick. camp. given he is a rookie, it should not be that hard. the two sides are arguing over bonus deferrals. his mother said she wished her son pulled an eli manning. he didn't want to the be traded. >>> food and family, the cavs and the war

kidd: w details about rg iii's divorce. is reporting that he and his wife have been separated from months after he is dating a new woman. wait until you hear how he met his new girlfriend -- on instagram, back in january. when rg iii's wife found out about her in april, she was mad and they were separated shortly after that. to make things even worse, he got his new girlfriend's name tattooed on his arm. worse than filing for divorce is ttoo with a new girlfriend's name. that kind of makes it final, right? autria: i do not think there is any going back. there are photos of them holding hands, "good luck to my baby tonight." larry: in the picture, it says estonia. dude, really? jummy: he loves a good headline that is not football related. kidd: market down, folks. autria: when i was reading all of that last night, i had not seen that this relationship started before he was getting a divorce. instagram. january. kidd: it started on instagram. isn't that something? coming up after 7:00, what are the perks of dealing taylor swi

hundreds dollars he also took a mannequin from a display along with several legs, 26-year-old ellis doyle iii was arrested on a charge of the any. >> o on my tracy sears i have seen my fair share of unusual things and this is something up there it is something that does not happen every day i guesss that him leaving with the mannequin and then of added another dimension to the situation. >> me ellis doyle was released from the lorain county jail after posting bond, s the mannequin w later recovered byby police outside of a motel near the novelty shop. >> of has been a year since a mississippi firefightera underwent the most complex face transplant today, they call his hardison say he shows no signs of rejection,p you cannot eat, see him breathe normally. it has a full head of hair. he goes to the gym twice a week, his new face allows him to do things like driving swim,is pri to the operation he says these things would have been impossible. >> heui cannot express the gratitude enough. it is amazing. i don't think that s acknowledges what she has given myself and my familyge and especially my k

senator adlai stevenson iii, thank you for being with us this evening. newton minow, you as well, richard norton smith, this has been "the contenders," and we leave you with this week's "contenders" from the 1956 convention. >> i say trust the people. trust their good sense. their decency, their fortitude, their faith. trust them with the great decisions. i say it is time to take this government away from men who only know how to count and to turn it back to men and women who care. >> while congress is on break, we're showing you american had history tv, normally seen weekends here on c-span3. coming up, adlai stevenson's acceptance speech at the 1952 democratic national convention. and in about 20 minutes, a discussion on the impact of the 1952 campaign between adlai stevenson and dwight eisenhower. >> tonight, american history tv in primetime focuses on the presidential campaign of adlai stevenson. we begin with the contenders, our c-span series of candidates who didn't win. and that's followed by adlai stevens stevenson's democratic election speech. a

senator adlai stevenson, iii, thank you for being here with us this evening, newton minnow and richard norton smith and we leave you with the contenders from the 1956 convention. >> i say trust the people, their good sense, their decency and fortitude, their faith. trust them with the great decisions. i say it is time to take this government away from men who only know how to count and the to turn it back to men and women who care. >>> while congress is on break, we're showing you american history of it normally seen weekends here on c-span 3. coming up, adlai stevenson's acceptance speech at the 1952 democratic national convention, and in about 20 minutes a discussion on the impact of the 1952 campaign between adlai stevenson and dwight eisenhauer. >> tonight "american history tv" in primetime focused on the presidential campaign and we begin with "the contenders, q."our c-span series of contenders who didn't win, followed by adlai stevenson's acceptance speech and a discussion on the election in 1952. that starts 58 r 8:00 eastern each night this week. the c-span radio app makes it e

not agree, with colin kaepernick's method but applauds his message and a browns camp, robert griffin iii told us he respects jim brown and cannot judge's sa francisco counterpart here's what jim brown had to say.. >> i listened to him he makes all the sense in the world, he is within his rightse and he and i am with them 100 percent. >> eh colin kaepernick stands on the american flag, i cannot judge of that, my stance is for me as a military brat, my fathe served 21 years and my mother 13 so that represent something totally differentm, so i cannot judge him on what his stances o what his beliefs are i can only just go about it the way that i his issue is not with: kaepernick inlays that the issu is young black men killing ever young black men,yo dave nethers fox 8 news. >> it is the news we have been hoping for in the fight against zika virus, f at 7:00 o'clock leading experts have found work and how to counteract it and to find out surrendering secretary of state in response to freedom of information act request, was not clear when they would be released or what they would include me wh

they take on the tigers and mentor and division iii cj. that mckinley and chagrin falls and how far west g. that chardon. go over to fox8.com to vote. andre get on your computer and start voted. polls close at 9:00 p.m. and will announce the winning team on fox 8 news at 10:00 p.m. sound effects are courtesy of entr?e. vote early and vote often. it's going to be cleared tonight overnight lows about 60 not as close last that's okay 85 tomorrow maybe a shower late. thanks everybody and joined the morning show group 4:00 a.m.

. >> now that it is official with rg iii going into the season as quarterback how do you feel >> rob has done a great job so far. i think he's done everything we have asked of him as team and he's been a leader we all hoped at quarterback. i think he will bring a dimension being able to run the ball that few quarterbacks in the nfl have. so i think there is a lot of optimism with robert at quarterback. >> would it be fantastic if rg iii discovers 2012 forming and takes off and the closest thomas came to the playoffs his rookie year in 2007 when browns went 10-6 and lost to the bengals two days before christmas to kill their chances. since then they have yet to have a winning record. >> romona: don't remind us. >> mark: did he just bring the room down? >> romona: he did. >> you never know. >> mark: it can happen. >> romona: i'm miss optimist. i'm not saying anything. akron's central interchange is the ramp from i-76 eastbound to i-77 southbound is closing tomorrow morning and will remain closed through late november. they're replacing the bridge and will you have to use the i-76 ken m

it's on me. >> robert griffin iii ta >>> instead of sleeping in on saturday garyage up early -- gary barnidge encouraging kids in the community. northeast ohio health services. kids getting school supplies and bags. barnidge hung out with the youngsters and encouraged them to be healthy. >> you have to little a healthy sleep doing this. it's for the kids. giving back to the community. >> up next for barnidge and the browns, preseason game number two thursday against the south. you can see it here on newschannel 5. have a great day. >>> on the diamond last night late start for the indians in game three with the and i yells at progressive field, the weather didn't slow down the tribe bats. first inning, chickenhaul live -- scoring ramirez. to the sixth chris jimenez shoots one to right field for another base hit. naquin coming to score. jimenez out at second but indans still cruise to the 5-1. in three games they outscored the and i yells 32-8, going for the sweep later today. >>> if your sunday plans involve rta grab extra change. rates going up. after last-minute cancellation communi

master patrol officer fred arnold iii was a 27-year veteran of the force. arnold was featured in the show "rookies." we'll let you know as soon as funeral arrangements are announced. >>> a public visitation for beloved bay area catholic leader monsignor lawrence higgins is today and tomorrow at st. lawrence catholic church, the parish he founded. a funeral mass the church wednesday. >>> touristses concerned about zika can receive mosquito repellent at theme parks here and in tampa. >>> starting this morning, driving around channelside is about to get tough. a major infrastructure project kicks off that will shut down lanes and reroute traffic. when this $35 million project is complete the city is sidewalks, more onstreet parking and more bike lanes. roads will be easier to navigate for drivers as well. the first phase kicks off this morning along morgan street. >>> good morning, we have a crash to tell but, i-75 in the northbound lanes just after mlk, looks like we have the center lane blocked here, not what you want to see for the morning commute. so hopef

but i still like what i saw in rg iii. i'm a little concerned about ter rely prior going to take x- rays -- race to see what he had going with his hand. this is a bucket list trip. coming here to green bay and having a ch lambeau field, real aunique opportunity. anyone who has seen any snap of one football game of their entire life have an opportunity to come here for just wown -- one game. pretty special moment. i know you've been on the field but i think for a fan being here and seeing the people here in title town and seeing names like bart star and vince lombardi, really a special moment here so i'm just going to sit back and relax and enjie the frozen tund ra in about 87 of those cheese head foam hats while you're there. that's the souvineer you have to get. >> i think so but i can't do it. i'm a browngs fan and would never but that on my head. it's fun to look at them but i would never do it. >> cheese doesn't go on your head, it goes in your symptom ache. that's my final thought and no one really cares about that. d

they take on the tigers and mentor and division iii cj. that mckinley and how far west g. that chardon. go over to fox8.com to vote. andre get on your computer and start voted. polls close at 9:00 p.m. and will announce the winning team on fox 8 news at 10:00 p.m. sound effects are courtesy of entr?e. vote early and vote often. it's going to be cleared tonight overnight lows about 60 not as close last that's okay 85 tomorrow maybe a shower late. thanks everybody and joined the morning show group 4:00 a.m. and boating again. ay i'm looking for a crested blazer. a crested blazer? i wore one once, and i really think it did something for me. yes, i think we might have something. the joseph abboud crested blazer is the finest. that's hand ticking around the crest, and these are the world-famous couriso buttons made from the finest antelope horn. hmm. then they'll match my sneakers. it looks fabulous on you. shall i wrap it up? you know, i'm not sure. i'll tell you what. i'll come back later with someone to see what they think. uh-huh. really. i'll-- i'll be back. yeah. don't le