. >> reporter: from indianapolis, andrew luck retired just before the season. what a cup clench to that fact friend franchise. with this offense has not missed a beat. with jacoby brissett at the starting quarterback. >> not a lot of teams have a superstar quarterback retire that can turn the ball over to a guy like this. he is a winner. he completed his first 16 passes in last sunday's win against atlanta. and in three games he has thrown seven touchdowns to just one interception. but the colts inquisition to content even without luck. >> i'm sure he feels. andrew did not want to retire. his body, i guess, had enough. i'm sure his teammates just put her arms around him said let us go. >> is getting paid well too, not uraverage yer, like me. so, i don't want to underestimate him at all. he is doing an excellent job. >> reporter: oakland is hoping to take more shots down fid tomorrow but, if not, you can bet they will targetumber 83, tight and darren waller. 13 catches last week. and second in the league with 26 catches this season. >> hope, again the raiders fa

olerance they did that in indianapolis, chicago, and other locations. people stood up to the klan when and where they could, often in very small numbers, too small to do much. but in some larger cities, jewish community organization did attempt to respond and some rabbis were very outspoken and opposed the klan. african-americans, of course, to me this is a fascinating part of the klan's story. in many places, african-americans in --4 when this was african-americans switched from the long tradition of voting republican voting democrat for the first time, a foreshadowing of what would become the new deal coalition in the 1930's. as important or more important, african-americans formed branches of the naacp. some had been formed in the teens. but in the twenties, naacp branches took off across the midwest in response in part to the threat that black midwesterners saw from the . papers of the naacp -- from the ku klux klan. as some of you may know, the papers of the naacp are in the library of congress in washington, d.c., and they are the largest collecti

indianapolis is putting us to shame. we're work on brts before, but we've also been work on v ar are spawvanesse brt. why can't we do this for the next project. let's learn some lessons from the folks in indianapolis who is clearly figured out how to do something we haven't figured out yet. >> any further speaker speaker c comment? >> none who have turned in a speaker card. >> i will close public comment on item 9. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> if i may, are mcguire, i suspect maybe there's an answer as to why there aren't wheel locks on the new buses but given the steam with which we hold mr. gilbertu, i appreciate you coming down. everything you say i listen to closely and appreciate the input you give us. and then on the taxi cab issue, which is near and dear to me, mr. mamude's video was alarming, maybe the word for it. but that's not the way a meter should behave. not for the customer, not for the hard-working driver. i don't know the answer but that's something they should know about and care about and look into it a

the raiders were battling the colts in indianapolis. offense had no trouble getting going and this one in front 7-0 and trevor davis gets the ball. watch the blocking setup in front of him. 60 yards. the raiders a 14-0 league and colts battle back and one possession game and ja cory from a fromset. the raiders even the record at 2-2 with a win. they arewiing their way as we speak to london. >>> a completely different team than last week. >> it makes you wonder. you look at tampa beating the rams and say that is not the same team on week one when the 49ers beat them. your right. things can change and julie you said you like bochy's voice. >> i can picture him in a movie with john wayne. he had such a career with the three championships and an emotional moment. >> a great guy for all of us to cover that time. the thing that i loved about bochy, he had a nickname for everybody. all of his players. i remember that when jonathan sanchez and freddy sanchez were on the team. one of them was johnny and the other one was sanch. wonder how tim li

as a quarterback, replacing peyton manning and the anticipation of what he would bring to the indianapolists, and then you look at his career and the injuries and everything else he's gone through -- and i don't blame him for coming to that decision. that's his decision, his personal decision. you know, there are lots of players -- barry sanders, when he left detroit, i think it was nine years he played for detroit, made a decision to step away from the game. lots of players will be making that decision based on their own personal goals and desires, their family. and, certainly, do not belittle or take lightly the impact that a spouse will have on a player and his kids will have on that father to get him to walk away from the game. gerry: let me ask you about another controversy that's been raging -- it died down a little bit last year, but the issue of players taking a knee during the national anthem in protest of various things, police brutality. i think many people thought even if they were sympathetic with the player, and some of them were, that politics doesn't belong in football, tha

posley, senior pastor from the antioch baptist church in indianapolis, at the annual black history luncheon n washington, d.c. >> you wrote a book about the hidden protest narrative in the black american athlete. tell me where you feel it begins. >> i believe that the protest narrative actually began the moment that africans were brought to american soil. we are celebrating the dubious 400-year anniversary of that arrival here, and immediately upon the arrival of blacks on the american shores, slave owners began to be enamored with the black male physique, so much so it caused them to engage these black men, warriors, several types of warriors and chiefs, into various types of sport, head butting, cock fighting, and what is familiar to many as warrior fights. many of our black males did not to want engage in this, so their first opportunity to show disdain or revolt or rebellion against treatment was through a mechanism that was thrust upon them, which was sports. that started the evolution of black males in sports as a means to set forth political voids, and created an expression of their

indianapolis.mentum, setting a tone on the road as well is important, huh. >> yeah. you know, it is such a crazy thing because they have a bye- week in there and they also have that game in london which technically is a home game for the raiders. that is an unprecedented stretch for a team to go six weeks away from home and go all the way over to europe. you know, that is pretty crazy. and, you know, the nfl season -- one of the things that i like about the season is that each game has so much importance because you only play 16 games. so, you know, they're coming to the one quarter mark. and, you know, you don't want to say that your season is slipping away but they're at a crucial time where they have to do something or their season can slip away. most of the issues have been self inflicted. we talked about this when they were in indianapolis. on their first drive they had the vikings three and out but they committed a defensive holding call that kept the drive alive. allowed them to get a lead.

there was a motorsport theme in the lpga where four of the holes on the course at indianapolis, are actuallyk. england's bronte law isjust starting her second round, she was two shots off the pace overnight. and a spectacular round over the st andrews 0ld course put england's matthewjordan at the top of the leaderboard in the alfred dunhill links championship — his 64 included six birdies and an eagle. ireland will take on the hosts of the rugby union world cup — japan tomorrow morning — kick off in tokyo is at 8:15 uk time. but ireland will be withoutjonny sexton — who has a slight thigh strain and therefore won't be risked at fly—half. jack carty takes his place, it'll be just his second start in a test match. ireland are looking to continue their excellent form, having beaten scotland convincingly in their first match of the tournament. meanwhile, the england centre piers francis has been cited for a high tackle during their win against the usa yesterday. he'll face a three man judicial committee with a suspension of three matches the most likely outcome. the american flanker who was sent

. >>> welcome to indianapolis, indiana. welcome to history.come to the 65th running of the chevrolet performance nhra u.s. nationals here at lucas oil raceway indianapolis. it is monday. as tradition tells us in the sport of drag racing, it is the day of great consequence in our sport. it is a great of great consequences for the competitors who are trying to establish not only themselves in the history books of being a u.s. nationals winner but also a championship contender, earning their locked-in spots for the nhra's countdown to the championship, which will commence at the next race in reading, pennsylvania. we're running the pro stock motorcycle category right now. we see thhave just transitioned from the

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posley, senior pastor from the antioch baptist church in indianapolis, at the annual black history luncheon n washington, d.c. >> you wrote a book about the hidden protest narrative in the black american athlete. tell me where you feel it begins. >> i believe that the protest narrative actually began the moment that africans were brought to american soil. we are celebrating the dubious 400-year anniversary of that arrival here, and immediately upon the arrival of blacks on the american shores, slave owners began to be enamored with the black male physique, so much so it caused them to engage these black men, warriors, several types of warriors and chiefs, into various types of sport, head butting, cock fighting, and what is

some of you may see from indianapolis side of the raiders-colts game. the rest of you i will see you around. >>> coming up on the next half hour, impeachment inquiry heating up by the hour as house democrats issue a subpoena. where the impeachment inquiry goes next? >>> a new phone scam targeting bay area residents. nothe fbi is investigating. we will show you what to look out for. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is

this week in indianapolis.st three games and are desperately looking for a win this sunday. standing in their way, the first place indianapolis colts. >> they haveotball. and bris set is experienced, composed quarterback that has arm talent and as escapability. they're going to be a handful. >> gets you fired up just in the regular news conference. kick off sunday morning, 10:00 a.m. by the way, the 49ers have a by week. >> okay. making the most of a tough situation as the earthquakes start clawing their way to the post-season. the star striker watched last night's crucial game from the stands as he enjoyed himself. wondo lost his mind and his shirt. >> that's him. that's not an actor. >> i know. he's going insane after they scored a goal. he was suspended for the game after receiving a red card so he watched the game with the crowd. you can see excited. the earthquakes lost though. >> we like chris. >> okay. this is going to be off the chain as the kids say. from celebrating at an earthquake game to partying a

that's the story from indianapolis.k to you in san francisco. >> thanks vern. >>> in seattle, washington leading 7-0. achmad fumbles but the ball is recovered in the end zone for a touchdown. and a 14-0 huskies lead. the third quarter now, the trojans looking like they are going to pull within the score, but the pass is picked off inside the five yard line. two plays later, achmed takes off for a touchdown run. washington beats 21st ranked sc. they improve to 4-1 as the trojans fall to 3-2. matt brown back coaching at north carolina. his tar heels looking to snap clemson's 19th game winning streak. javonte williams dives in for the touchdown. matt brown not interested in overtime. he wants to go for it. sam howell. he rolls out. but the tigers defense was ready for him. 20th straight win dating back to last year. >>> who will be the giants next coach? >> i have no idea. there are some internal candidates. but it might be that they are going to look on the outside. >> and okay, it is going to be october. when will they p

the team's last few days in the bay area before leaving for indianapolis this weekend and then it's straight with the bears. a rough couple of weeks for the raiders part of it is because of an offense that's failed to get into a rhythm 24 points combined in the last 2 weeks. 3 interceptions derek carr sacked, 7 times and all of a sudden oakland is on the verge of a 3 game losing streak discovery. offensive identity. >>our communications me better on the road. when it's noisy are nonverbal communication was definitely some other go 8. and it may just trying do too much. make sure i stay with brown not trying to do too much. but the size that will be art. i don't i don't overreact. one or 2 games to be though some good things i'm not going to sit here. say that we're finished product get we've gone through a lot of change. >>the first 3 weeks and we played 2 really good teams. actually 3 really and the fences. >>staying in the afc west, a significant news that impacts a division chargers running back melvin gordon is reportedly ending his holdout will be returning to the team this week as one

the radersing looking ahead to their next game in london after an exciting victory in indianapolis. the rader's offense did just enough. derek karr threw for two touchdowns. this is one of them. the play at the first half was this run by tremendous very davis. look at him. the alum took it 60 years for a touchdown. they had a shot to tie up the game in the 4th quarter but the rader's defense stepped up and sealed the game. >> here goes harris. >> that is eric harris with a clutch pick six. and the raders won 31-24 improving their record to 2-2. after the game, rader's head coach was happy, but he knows there is still a lot of work to be done. >> we're a long way away. we are building our team. we have a lot of young players playing and we lost our right guard. it's just a punch bunch of guys that are playing lashed. >> raders stay on the road this week. toss. >>> the 49ers are off on sunday and going to play the cleveland browns. the 49ers are at the top of their division with a 3-0 record. including defensive lineman. so far, he is off to a great start. he was the top rated pass ru

. >> how about the raiders on the road long stretch of road games going to indianapolis trying to gety head to london. letsd ro let's roll the highlights. you know raider nation show up dressed up. give it to trevor. how about 60 yards for the score. 14-0 raiders. 188 rushing yards on the day. second quarter 14-7. carr 189 yards to tie. raiders up 21-10 at the half. but the colts don't make this easy. five and a half minutes to go, they would throw one of three touched passes. but how about this, what an anticipation, interception, and the raiders they win as we end things here. and we'll toss it to you guys back in fixfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's best internet provider and the best lte on the go. it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill. you can even get $250 back. don't miss out on xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. plus, save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill with xfinity mobile. xfinity makes saving... simp

in indianapolis. trying to win on the road. raider nation they are always dressed up.n football. car to davis. goes 60 yards to the house. a big day. second quarter, car 21 of 31. two touch downs. to williams. 21-10. at half. the colts do not make it easy. five and a half go. one of the three scores. 24-17. this was the back breaker. the interception from harris. and takes it to the house. a pick six. 2-2 after a win. they'll take on the bears. we'll have more reaction we talked to the players. about the final days of bruce bochy. >> just ahead. down ton abbey's reign is a short one. snowed under this weekend. which movie reigned supreme this time. i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose aspirin, is proven to further red

. >> host: fill in indianapolis, thanks for holding. you are on. >> caller: mr. donovan, my question what the liability is in going to mars. it takes so much time and money and what is the value in it? >> guest: right to the core of the question. economically it is outrageously expensive. spaceflight has always been expensive. that is why, nasa has not done much with manned space exploration since the early 70s. because the budgets were cut. there are economic reasons, there are things to be found on mars and actually on the moon two. that might be well worth going there. but part of it speaks, i think i mentioned before, the human earning for exclusion. an anthropologist said, once that the civilization that does not move forward dies. i think there's something to be said for that. i think no matter how far in the future we are talking, i think as far, as long as some part of human we will be exploring. and for right now that means leaving the earth. >> host: tim donovan, based in dallas, about the alamo, and going to the moon. what is the connection? >> guest:

. >>> nbc's von hilliard is in indianapolis, hot on the trail of vice president mike pence. around the vice president's orbit? is he mentioned, caught up in this ukraine story as well? >> reporter: again, in vice president mike pence fashion, he's not in washington, d.c. he's in indianapolis, his home state where he'll be speaking as part of a roundtable on gun violence and mental health at this hospital behind us. mike pence is one of the individuals named in the whistle-blower complaint. the whistle-blower alleges that the president -- president trump instructed vice president pence and his office to not attend the inauguration on may 20th of this year of president zelensky in ukraine. the question is, was that instruction because of the aid money, because of the ukraine waiting for president zelensky and his government to further investigate the bidens. we should note, earlier this month when vice president pence was on an overseas trip, hallie, he was directly asked about his conversations in a meeting with zelensky. he denied having any conversation about the bidens at

he represented a public safety risk to the citizens of indianapolis and eventually to men, indianapolisd a driver, jeff munro, lost their lives because of it. it has real consequences here in the midwest and that's why my office is firmly committed to aggressively prosecuting the immigration laws of our country. >> shannon: it you know, we hear these cases quite a bit, not necessarily the great consequences as we heard in this case, but if people repeatedly being deported from this country and repeatedly returning. you talk about prosecution. at what else can be done about this issue? a lot of folks think congress has a lot of work to do. at the parties can't get together. in the meantime, are you left with using was already on the books? would be helpful to you to have any additional measures on the books? >> certainly. we do enforce the laws on the books. those are great laws and i'm in enforcement business, not in the lawmaking business. what's obvious in this case is he will have to serve a long sentence. he will have to serve 19 and a half years, but he will eventually get out. he

. >>> the tennessee titans were playing with fire in their home opener before indianapolis on friday. the players were running on to the tradition aa aal fireworks and it caught fire. rick oscase died. he had a number of hits. his death comes a year after the cars were indukcted into the rok 'n' roll hall of fame. he was 75 years old. >> easily identifiable found. >>> ahead, the biggest auto strike in a decade. >>> and the president teases possible military action after an attack on oil facilities in saudi arabia. price of oil spiking. gas prices could be next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >>> nearly

passes over 300 yards couple of touchdowns so right now right now the people other excited in indianapoliseally really sharp. he's spread the field. t y hilton has been around for a long time it seems a kind of touchdown passes this seems like this guy has come and now he's been around for a while to has command and he's kind of that dynamic type of quarterback that you look to see now with these young quarterbacks are making moves in the in the national football league. in the unlike unlike car. this guy he can make a move around to get out and do some ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>> i know tonight is very special thing. i know i am your favorite co-host. >> for sure. >> but come monday, it is time for me to pass the torch. >> monday on et. >> i'm john cena and i'm taking over as your et co-host. >> spectacular with the style. the looks that are still hot -- >> and the outfits i'm throwing to the fire. >> i'm telling you, you here today, john cena on monday. life is good. >> we're luc

>>> a small fire erupted on the field right before the tennessee titans faced off against the indianapolisheir home opener on sunday. authorities say the flames broke out after the team's pyrotechnic equipment glitched. the fire was immediately extinguished, and no one was hurt. >>> it was a patriotic moment as 15 new americans were naturalized by a ederal judge just before the philadelphia phillies took to the field at citizens bank park. the new citizens came from 11 different countries. officials estimate more than 700 immigrants were sworn in at 11 baseball stadiums across the country. >>> we've all had nightmares, maybe even, you know, talked in our sleep, but how about this one -- jenna evans says that when she went to bed one night, things took a dramatic turn for the worse. >> i was having a dream that we were on a cargo train and it was a dangerous situation and bobby told me, you know, you have to swallow your ring. when i woke up, it was on my -- it was not on my hand. i knew where it was. >> where was it? >> it was in my stomach. >> ultimately the san diego woman had an upper e

. >>> next on the schedule another trip across the country to indianapolis. from there, it is on to london for what the schedule said is a home game. , andtvu, fox 2. >>> time is 4:46. what about those 49ers. they have an early by week after starting the new season with three straight wins. the 49ers. quarterback hit dante with a game-winning touchdown late in the 4th quarter. the first time in 21 years the 49ers have started the season 3- 0. until next play, the cleveland browns -- they'll next play the cleveland browns in two weeks on monday night football. >>> football fans in l. a. are looking forward to next season for the opening of the new home in the rams and the chargers. reporter robert greg has a lock at the most expensive stadium ever built. >> so the stadium is still under construction, but it has already hit paydirt. the terms of the naming rights deal have not been released. sources say the 20-year pact is the most expensive in nfl history. so by ceo anthony noto was an executive that post the nfl and twitter, he can help become a household nam

. >> host: bill in indianapolis, thanks for holding, you're on with james donovan. >> caller: my question is, what the viability is in going to mars? it would take so much time and money and what is the value in it? >> guest: right to the core of the question. economically it is outrageously expensive. spaceflight has always been expensive. that is why nasa hasn't done much with manned space exploration since the early 70s. the budgets were cut. there are economic reasons. there are things to be found on mars and on the moon too that might be well worth going there. part of it speaks -- i have mentioned it before, this human yearning for exploration. margaret mead, and after apologist, said once a civilization that does not move forward, there is something to be said for that. no matter how far in the future we are talking, i think as long as some part of us is human we will still be exploring. for right now that means leaving the earth. >> host: james donovan, basin dollars, 3 books, about the alamo, general custer, going to the moon. what is the connection? >> guest: i couldn't figure i

they're going face the indianapolis colts in indy this sunday will hear from derek carr and john greent search for some answers to kind of strain everything out also be talking about the playoff race wild card. is heating up as the a's they lost last night have to win tonight with a gun get into the playoffs. probably host the wild-card games will talk about all that and more bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on so back to you can have all right mark seen a few minutes. families trip to the river ended with someone losing their phone but a year later little did they know the phone would be found and still working michael bennett likes a search for sunken treasure. >>his latest discovery and iphone inside a waterproof case and turned on right away. bennett then tracked down the owner, it turns out they share the same last name, the owner erica bennett says that her phone with chargeable case which also still works. these portraits look like the paint on canvas at first glance but if you look closely you'll see a very different medium of art. >>the artists strokes are actually thou

how do you get more $10 billion companies in chicago and detroit and indianapolis and columbus. went from five employees in detroit, i was there last week visiting, they have 700 employees in detroit the perfect example of innovation happening most people think stock ex would be in silicon valley it's in detroit. we've backed over 100 companies in 70 cities and we're excited by what we're seeing momentum is building still a lot of work to do, but we're seeing great momentum. >> i think stock ex has more street cred because they're from detroit. >> once you understood the story, it gave some broader credibility. the other piece we're working on, released a play book -- other cities in columbus, 65,000 square foot former shoe factory and turn it into kind of an innovation factory so cities all around the country are doing amazing things you go to our revolution.com website, you can download that play book for free >> is that part of what has to happen, you have to have somebody willing to invest a lot and be an anchor tenant or be something that is a magnet before you can build ar

>>they will take on the indianapolis colts that is next sunday. antonio brown says that he is done with the nfl. the statement comes after he was released by the new england patriots. so sunday morning, there's a little tweet that he sent out. it said quote will not. these owners can cancel deals do whatever they want at any time. we will see if the nfl players association holds them accountable. it's at that they can just avoid guarantees any time i'm going on million 2 months will see if they pay up. brown was released by the patriots on friday. and this comes after a woman accused him of rape. and another woman also accused him of some inappropriate behavior so that's under investigation. investigation brown's attorney says that he denies the allegations. on the kron 4 morning news a california family is mourning. after a baby is mauled to death by their dog. we'll have that story coming up. and a live look outside from our embarcadero camera checking in on current conditions around the bay area is cloud the outside your door. rebecca strong us

before the start of their game up a few days before the start of their home opener against the indianapolis colts on sunday the game used for pregame ceremonies erupted into flames making some wild scenes on the sidelines the fire burned for several minutes before it was put out no injuries or forces. this is d.w. news these are our top stories british prime minister bar's johnson has met with who are paying commission president john crow to luxembourg at the 2 sides very differing assessments of the outcome is the johnson expressed optimism while the commission said britain has still produced no viable alternative to the contentious irish quarter. turkish president has welcomed russian president vladimir putin to a summit on syria iran's president rouhani is also in ankara for the 3 way meeting mr erdogan wants to prevent any escalation of fighting in syria and the new wave of refugees fleeing the war. u.s. president donald trump says the united states could respond militarily to attack some oil facilities in saudi arabia over the weekend he tweeted that the u.s. was locked and loaded and

>>next up for the raiders is a trip to indianapolis and then they and all the way to london the following week after that 2 more games on the road. so it really isn't getting any easier. unfortunately. >>raiders are back at the coliseum till november that's right hard to believe yeah take a long time from now is that because of the scheduling except where they didn't know if they be play at the coliseum or somewhere else or could be attributed to that could just be bad luck on the part of nfl are all right. thank you. kate, thanks kate niners are feeling fine that's for sure as we take a live look outside. get a check on the 4 zone forecast. it was a pretty lovely weekend throughout the bay area. more of the same today yes to meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about yet here we get the fall and here we go i mean this is the time of year we get our hottest temperatures of the year and the has certainly fire danger is going to be high. but the weather boy it's going to be something else. >>these numbers over the next couple days how about tomorrow afternoon. >>you're a basking in 80

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. >>> long road for the raiders continued today in indianapolis.ng the pond to lon today, considered a home game. raiders fans know how to dress up, even in indy. derek carr hands to trevor davis, he's going to end up in the end zone, 60 yards later, 14-0 silver and black. 108 yards rushing on the day. 14-7, derek carr, fresno state product like me. 19 yards to 5:30 to go, jacoby brissett, one of his three touchdown passes making it close. erik harris jumps the route, see you later, pick sixes team's first interception of the year. raiders win and head to london. 2-2 this season. >> we were able to run efficiently, pass very efficiently. and even with few we could have had to make it even bigger right? lot of meat on that bone out there. felt bad as offense for our defense, shouldn't have had it that close for them. >> got to get ready for the bears and just like to say once again really proud of our team. came to play, finished and beat a good team. >>> final preseason game for the sharkies, taking on the vegas golden knights. first of three in a

after the vikings on sunday, they will travel to indianapolis, then london for a game against chicagobye week, they're back on the road to detroit her oakland november 3rd. >>> the 49ers homeowner is this sunday against since 2012. this will be a big test for the young quarterback mason rudolph, only 24 years old and making his first career start after ben roethlisberger was hurt and out for the season. rudolph told reporters he's ready for the challenge. >> i'm not going to be someone i'm not. i'll be the same guy i was last week and i think everyone will respect that. if i was trying to be mr. vocal and calling people out, that's not me and who i am. i think they would dislike that more than just me being myself. >> the 49ers are favored to win but the defense is looking for any advantage they can get and want the fans to make life difficult for the young steelers quarterback. >> got to get more fid advanta but we can too. when we have guys up front, we need the advantage of the quarterback not to have the count, to have to go silent. >> sunday's game starts at 1:25. >>> college foo

. >> explain how it all came about, as we look at these indianapolis and see just how antiquated it was 100 years ago but it didn't start with eisenhower. >> no, others had ideas for an interstate highway system. f.d.r. promoted one and he had fairly specific ideas on what it should look like. here should be a transcontinue nell road but not until eisenhower was it passed. e interstate high waive bill of 1956. the bill passed in 1956 and construction started pretty soon after that. >> and as i look at these tires, they really look so thin. i'm wondering how they were able to sustain the weight of the vehicle, the truck and also the journey from washington to san francisco. >> a man by the name of frank seenerling, who was the c.e.o. of goodyear, rode a fairly significant part of in along with the convoy and later he wrote about the need for better tires so i think better tires came out, as a consequence, out of this terrorism. just as so many other things did. >> now we're heading further west past the rockies in utah and this this as this film depicts, they are going very slowly. >> th

that's about the size of indianapolis. that's an as row mom cal amount of people trying to cross.ca is a generous nation. we need to handle problems with our military vets. we have a homeless crisis exploding in california. we have terror problems in this country. do the democrats get it? >> apparently not. they have not done a thing to change the immigration framework. if it was 811,000, 2/3 of that number were people who came as children alone, or families that brought their kids to the border. all of those in those two situations they have been released into the country. why would they stop coming if congress isn't going to close the loopholes. the congress has to close the loopholes in the immigration laws or the voters have to engage and get people into the house who will make this problem go away. you are always going to have traffic at the border. but the wait frame work is established now. but for this president, engaging with mexico getting them to .their work on the border. changes in the asylum laws. the administration is doing what the congress can't. liz: thank you fo

if places from indianapolis to chicago to south bend and detroit were a few hours away from each other by train. i'm not even asking for japanese level trains. just italian. and we'd be way ahead. that will require policy choices and investment. we shouldn't subsidize trains they have to stand on their feet. think about how we subsidize driving. >> italian trains. you'd have a huge upgrade in food on the train. we have our chief climate correspondent. what's your question? >> every hour of every day, actually every minute of every day humanity buys one million plastic bottles. the amount of plastic produced in a year is the same as the entire weight of humanity. recycling crisis it doesn't go away. it's in everything from salt to seafood. what would you do about this? plenty of democratics what want to make polluters pay. does that apply to every company that puts harmful packaging? >> it does. corporations are pushing out the true kansas of what they do in a place where it can't be seen. it comes back to us. it ruins environments and habitats. it's irresponsible. make sure we have reg

>>they took on the indianapolis colts, let's take a look at the high i like the raiders. and in the lead in the hold the 2nd quarter derek carr finds terrell williams in the end zone for touchdown. and then the defense put up some points at the end of the 4th quarter. the raiders intercept the ball and run for a touchdown the cold front right to make a comeback. late touchdown, but not enough raiders went 31 to 24 years reaction from coach got jon gruden and quarterback derek carr. >>we had to hang on to win, it was a combination of our guys playing well and taking advantage of the opportunities that they had. >>guys one on the routes, everyone did eryone does their job we can score points so. i'm not credited to a lot of things. >>check this out raiders linebacker vontaze burfict injected from the game in the 2nd quarter. slow motion. for hitting colts ght end, jack doyle. could face a suspension for that too. next up for the raiders they're going to fly across the pond. to london. their play sunday, they got to be fly and soon to get acclimated to and the bears. the 49

it brings in all of these great bookshools -- -- in, anti-communist santa fe, indianapolis -- it does bring together a lot of people. and one person who is absolutely taken with this book, strangely enough, is this pilot from arizona, barry goldwater, and that's a catalyst for him. john: the concert -- "the conservative mind" pretty much begins with edmund burke and his thought. talk about the importance of burke and some of the other people in the book, the litany of conservative saint, if you will. bradley: that's a great way of putting it. israelnservative mind" he hate geography. it is looking at 29 people, -- "the conservative mind" is really a hagiography. at 29 people, going through their lives. edmund burke, alexis de tocqueville. a lot of these people we do not remember very well. harvard historian of french, a princeton historian of the classics. john: but there are names we know very well. absolutely. ts elliot. he instability affiliate. they become very good friends starting in 19 -- 19. i do not think we could have had conservatism here or abroad giving hisot sanction to