james williams, santa clara county counsel"internet service providers are focused on profit, that's theire focused on putting out fires, that's their job, and what we all need as citizens is to ensure that our firefighters can do the job they need to do to keep us safe."just days after the lawsuit was filed ... verizon says they will ánow lift restrictions on public safety customers, providing full network access. (mike maiorana, verizon senior vice president of public sector "...verizon wil lift restrictions on public safety customers, providing full network access.")james williams, santa clara county counsel"but it misses the broader point. the broader point is quite simply public safety, firefighters, police officers, shouldnt have to rely on internet service providers whether it's verizon or someone else to decide what to do here. we should have some basic regulation to ensure they have the access they need."during a fact finding hearing on friday with santa clara county fire department and verizon executives, verizon's dave hickey apologized.dave hickey, verizon"we are truly sorry, a

james williams, santa clara county counsel"internet service providers are focused on profit, that's theirters are focused on putting out fires, that's their job, and what we all need as citizens is to ensure that our firefighters can do the job they need to do to keep us safe."just days after the lawsuit was filed ... verizon says they will ánow lift restrictions on public safety customers, providing full network access. (mike maiorana, verizon senior vice president of public sector "...verizon wil lift restrictions on public safety customers, providing full network access.")james williams, santa clara county counsel"but it misses the broader point. the broader point is quite simply public safety, firefighters, police officers, shouldnt have to rely on internet service providers whether it's verizon or someone else to decide what to do here. we should have some basic regulation to ensure they have the access they need."during a fact finding hearing on friday with santa clara county fire department and verizon executives, verizon's dave hickey apologized.dave hickey, verizon"we are truly s

james williams, santa clara county counsel"internet service providers are focused on profit, that's their job, firefighters are focused on putting out fires, that's their job, and what we all need as citizens is to ensure that our firefighters can do the job they need to do to keep us safe."just days after the lawsuit was filed ... verizon says they will ánow lift restriions on public safety customers, providing full network access. (mike maiorana, verizon senior vice president of public sector "...verizon wil lift restrictions on public safety customers, providing full network access.")james williams, santa clara county counsel"but it misses the broader point. the broader point is quite simply public safety, firefighters, police officers, shouldnt have to rely on internet service providers whether it's verizon or someone else to decide what to do here. we should have some basic regulation to ensure they have the access they need."during a fact finding hearing on friday with santa clara county fire department and verizon executives, verizon's dave hickey apologized.dave hickey, verizon"we

the country, lots of campaigns, worked hard for mcgovern, for frank holt here in arkansas, for james william fullbright, so he always knew this would be the path he was going to take and he gained a lot of experience before running for office himself. before the clintons were married and bill was living east of town, he decided he would run for congress. and he talked it over with the dean of the law school who gave him his blessing and promised his support. and he had decided to run against john paul hammerschmidt. he had actually asked several other people to run against hammerschmidt, a very popular republican in the third district, and nobody else wanted to do it. they wanted to run for other things, and he finally decided maybe it should be him. and everyone thought he was fighting a losing battle, and probably he was and he knew it, but he openly says he didn't think it could hurt his future chances at other offices, and he was absolutely correct. that early campaign in '74, he lost to hammerschmidt by only about 6,000 votes which was pretty remarkable for a newcomer against a very bro

<james williams, santa clara county counsel"but it misses the broader point.int is quite simply public safety, firefighters, police officers, shouldnt have to rely on internet service providers whether it's verizon or someone else to decide what to do here. we should have some basic regulation to ensure they have the access they need.">( robin ) verizon has apologized saying they are sorry they did not live up to their own promise of service. ( robin ) thousands of people are in black rock city, nevada taking part in the week-long burning man festival. but would-be festival goers are out thousands of dollars. they were turned away at the gate.. for having fake tickets. one man says he spent thousands buying tickets from a guy on craigslist. and another woman we talked to says she spent over thousand dollars on fake tickets.

<james williams, santa clara county counsel"but it misses the broader point.te simply public safety, firefighters, police officers, shouldnt have to rely on internet service providers whether it's verizon or someone else to decide what to do here. we should have some basic regulation to ensure they have the access they need.">( darya ) verizon has apologized saying they are sorry they did not live up to their own promise of service. ( darya ) a bay area attorney who spent nearly a week inside a texas detention center says the u-s has a human rights crisis. shikha hamilton returned from an ice facility that held mostly fathers and children. hamiliton was one of 16 people who volunteered to give leagal counsel to the detainees. she says many came with hope... and then lost it within the walls of the detention centers. ( darya )

that failed in eastern idaho but the third mine that macky went in on with the irish partners, james, william o'brian did end up having a good or body in it. that made up and they took that raise, that's what it was called when you made a raised, dug up a lot of valuable stuff and invested the raise in virginia that hit big bonanza and astronomical realms of wealth. and so macky comes down from virginia city, he walks through ferry building in august of 1875 and sort of safes san francisco from financial calamity and he was an interesting guy in the sense that he didn't talk very much. he always stuttered his whole lifelong. .. some rich guy from san francisco or new york had gone up there and was asking for mister mackey. in all 12 of the minors around them with the ash stained guide. i mean mr. mackey. he was just working alongside his men and so the guy raise an eyebrow. they wrote about in the newspaper. his a guest existence proved that there was no difference between a 4-dollar a day minor. in the minors actually loved it. and no one crossed the golf. existed between them and the racks

for my remarks today i will draw heavily upon william james. in his classic 1819 lecture,the will to believe, james responded to the english mathematician wk w clay clifford that asserted it's for anyone to believe anything upon insufficient evidence. he was offering an essay and justification of faith. a defense of our right to adopt a leading attitude in religious matters in spite of the fact our merely logical intellect may have been coursed. i will argue that faith is rationally justifiable and as a subordinate and dispensable point that faith is inescapable. for the simple and sufficient reason that decisions regarding ultimate questions must be made and must necessarily be made under the conditions of objective uncertainty. let me stipulate there are large issues. the ultimate questions for which publicly accessible objective proof is unavailable. by publicly assessable objective proof, i mean not only the kind of proof we find in mathematics and geometry, or if the proof is valid anyone to understand must logically accept its conclusion.

16, his maternal uncle, joseph jones, who was his first real mentor and role model, sent james monroe to william and mary, where he studied for about two years. i like in particular a story about monroe's start there. he should have been well prepared and well regarded school. he got there and found he was really deficient in one of more of the subjects and was not quite ready and was kind of disappointed. he wrote about this later that he went home and studied really hard over the summer and really worked hard to get where he thought he should be. when he came back, his professors were impressed. he really then made the cut and was where he should have been. i think that is a central piece to understanding james monroe. here at highland, we have always understood that the standing house is not the entire monro main house. we thought it was a part of the main house, or a remnant wing. we know that from documentary sources in particular. insurance documents where three of them that show sketches of two wings but together. when i started here in 2012, i sought to understand the history of the prop

for my remarks today i'll draw heavily upon william james. in his lecture the 2012 believe, james responded to the english mathematician filled 0 clifford who asserted it wrong, always, everywhere and for everyone to believe anything upon insufficient evidence, end quote, james was he said offering an essay in justification of faith, defense of our right to adopt a believing attitude in religious matters in dispute thereof path that our merely -- in spite of our intellect was not coerced i argue that faith is justifiable and that faith is inescapable. for see simple and sufficient reason that decision regarding ultimate questions must be made and muss necessarily be made are in donees of objective uncertainty. let me stepped there are large issues, the ultimate questions, for which publicly accessible objective proof is unavailable. by publicly accessible objective proof i mean the kind of right we find in mathematics and geometry, where if the proof is valid, anybody who understands it must lodgely accept he kentucky but the loser couldn't o

i offer a statement from the philosopher william james some things are and somethings are better better and religions says essentially two things first the best things are more eternal and overlapping that road last own in say the final word in the second affirmation is we are better off even now to be true. it is demonstrably true they show religious faith or involvementev correlates with superior health. and that is my topic for today although some considerations could be enough to demonstrate that faith is reasonable. address that world to believe he responded to the philosopher and to bleed on insufficient evidence. the defense of our rights with religious matters and spite of the fact the intellect may not have been coerced. they isof justifiable and as a subordinate and dispensable point that it iss inescapable for the sufficient reason that questions must be made under the conditions of uncertainty. there are large issues in the ultimate questions to be publicly of suss -- accessible and available and that the proof is valid and i specifically mean to ask experience and by nature

the interior of the carriage was designed by james athenian stuart and william muta. following a five hundred seventeen seventy nine they renovated the originally baroque church in classical stuff. made by samuel greening so. seventeen pages seven the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole looking today in melody played by the musical director of the royal chapel. viewed from the thames while naval hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resit men who spent most of their adult life in the spotted conditions that existed at sea found it hard in old age to get accustomed to the extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not from the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talking planed pillars colonnades unseen interest goes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flattery all that's been watered down to. the heart of the mabel hospital is the plaintive or sad as a dining it seats more than three hundred that is a mark of respect this served by officers. the painted h

james duckworth. in the women's singles, serena williams, who's seeded 17, begin her quest for a record—equalling 24thtephens begins the defence of her title against the russian evgeniya rodina, and world number one simona halep, who finally broke her major duck by winning the french open, plays kaia kanepi. world number two caroline wozniacki plays the 2011 champion samantha stosur, and the wimbledon champion angelique kerber, who won the us open two years ago, plays margarita gasparyan of russia. you can the draws in full on the bbc sport website. petra kvitova is facing a battle to keep fit following leaving the connecticut open when she had to withdraw with a shoulder injury. she had a shock victory over caroline garcia. she won the olympic gold medal two years ago and came through 75-16, 6-2. -- 7-5,1-6, 6-2. the connecticut open is the final warmup event of the us open and in the other half of the draw russia's katarina makarova went down in straight sets, the five seat from germany won 6—4, 6—2. on to football and the scottish champions celtic were held to 1—all draw in the first leg of their e

. >> one of a small handful of professional regrets in the life of william james murray, born and raisedthers who also are actors. when murray was 22, he joined one of those brothers in the second city, chicago's famed improv comedy troupe. in 199 he joined belushi, aykroyd and radner in a legendary "saturday night live" broadcast during the second season. ♪ star wars, nothing but star wars ♪ >> when you think back on your "snl" run of a couple of years how huge was that for you? >> it was an enormous thing, because all of a sudden you had some viability as a movie actor. and you got to meet all kinds of great actors and actresses, and all the great music acts of the day. >> right. >> we had the rolling stones on the show. ♪ i'll never be your beast of burden ♪ >> you go to see the stones, the next thing you know it's like seven hours later and you're passing a bottle of rebel yell inside of a restroom. they played "beast of burden" and, it's not quite right and they did it again and they did it five more times. they just played live "beast of burden" five times in a row and you're just

james. >. babbel >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping build immeasurably better lives. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pb statom viewers like you. thank you. te >> yang: the ustates and mexico have reached tentative agreement on a trade deal that could replace "naf," the "north american free trade agreement." it says at least 75%e content of autos sold in the trade bloc must be made here. 40% must be made by workers earning at least $16 an hour. president trump called mexican president enrique pena nieto today, to congratulate him and talk up the new deal, with a new name. >>,"hey used to call it "naf we're going to call it the united states-mexico trade agreement. we're going to get rid of the name nafta. it has a bad contation because the united states was hurt by nafta for many years. and now it's a really good deal for both countries. >> yang: now, the administration has to negotiate with canada. mr. trum

of teddy roosevelt and about the friendship of clarence king and henry adams with henry james, mark twain, william howells and most of the 19th century presidents. they came in for comic relief. it was a finalist for the pulitzer prize and she won the astounding presidential medal for outstanding teaching in her work with the juvenile delinquents at columbia university in new york. ladies and gentlemen, patricia o'toole. [applause] >> thank you. very grateful. thank you. hello, kansas city. thank you. i am never happier than when i am talking at a library. i discovered the library in my little town in michigan for myself when i was about six and i could reid priddy well by then and i was walking on the main street and i saw this thing that i thought was a store that sold books and the houses i grew up and did not have a lot of books so this is exciting to me. i went in and the librarian and i looked around and i never seen so many books i looked around and wondered how you could buy them and look at them and figure out which one you wanted to buy. this woman was sitting at a desk explained to me t

in the past 24 hours william websters and james clapper among others have joined in blasting the president'sugh your actions you have humiliated us andy v d and divided us as a nation. >>> it is worth reck amembering the white house knowledges that it isn't for the been fit of the official. it's for benefit of the white house so they can get advice when they need it. >>> we examine the president's tweets every day right here on today in the bay. i really enjoy your feed back. >>> 6:47 right now. this might be a story a little bit. this is what the dog was named after. they always name animals after us. we cross our fingers they get adopted. mike actually checked in and one year later the owners have not clanged the dog's name to mike tyson. mike has no plans to give them an earful. to find a list of participating shelters head to nbcbayarea.com. marcus and i will be out at the big event. it's the whole bark around the block event. >> nbc bay area, we have a booth set up. we'll have dog tags out there for free. >> that's where they picked it up. >> right. >> and you saw how tiny that dog was.

what one expert believes could be driving the animals from their territories. ( james ) plus... serena williams bay area tournament. ( james ) and a bay area attraction is shutting down... to make room for more housing. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase sensimist is different. it relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and six is greater than one. flonase sensimist. and six is greater than one. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( darya ) the playland museum in san francisco is shutting down... to make room for housing. some of you may remember playland -- the amusement park that once sat alon

james, agarfield son, lawyer and also a politician served in several republican administrations. first, on the initial services commission during william mckinley's presidency. then on theodore roosevelt, nurse and laser -- commerce and labor. james decided to leave at the end of roosevelt's term, rather taft.erve under ca -- abram, the youngest surviving helped to resurrect washington's development directly. quietly behind the scenes. cleveland, heg quietly had a connection to roosevelt. he was appointed to the national council of fine arts. stardent roosevelt still predecessor to the national commission of fine arts. the council, through presidential executive order met only once. to review the sighting of the lincoln memorial before the order was rescinded by the president, william howard taft. abram garfield, writing to his mother, indicated that all alloses pence -- disciplines on the commission recognize the fertility of the council and the likelihood that william howard taft would abolish it at the back past -- at the behest of congressional opposition. he came back and served on the commission of fine arts from 1925-1930 includ

again, these are household names -- general david petraeus, judge william webster, leon panetta, james clapper, people who have served in republican and democratic administrations or both. and late today, 60 other former cia officials weighed in as well with a statement of their own. that's 60. one of them, phil mudd, is going to join us shortly. in any case, the president appears undeterred. in fact, he appears eager to go after another name on what critics are now calling his own enemies list of currently serving justice department official named bruce oli ohr. >> say it? i think bruce ohr a r is a disg. >> never heard of bruce ohr? mr. ohr communicated with the author of a russian dossier, christopher steele, this after mr. trump's victory. but there is no evidence mr. ohr did anything wrong in speaking with mr. steele, none. mr. ohr was associate deputy attorney general after all, so a dossier like the one that mr. steele had compiled would certainly be of interest to him. but whatever you think of the doj or the central intelligence agency, either now or through years past, you ou

james belcher jr. and also with us is captain william cody. bill was the last captain of the uss indianapolis the submarine. bill was integral in helping achieve the exoneration of -- so we are happy to have those gentle and with us and one more i'd like to ballot is mr. scott christiansen. [applause] 's scott is with the u.s. naval institute and was instrumental in giving us some of the fabulous photos in the book. >> i'd like to start by asking who here's heard about the story of "indianapolis" by watching the 1975 film, jaws? usually that's where most people hear about it. any other places? did you see a comment documentary or hear the news about it? i'm trying to think, where else? in the last dear? who learned about it in the last year? >> it was an article in aarp magazine. >> there was an article in the aarp magazine. a write up in "the new york post" about the finding of the ship? about the book, okay. i had heard about it as a 13-year-old who was that nerdy kid that went to the library. i watched it with my father. he was an immigrant

so, james belcher, so this is jim belcher, james belcher jr., and also with us us captain william toti. bill was the last captain of the uss indianapolis, the submarine, 697, and will bass integral in helping achieve the exoneration of captain mcsea. >> and scott robinson. who got is the fabulous photos in the photo section. i'd like to start by asking who here heard about the story of the indianapolis bit watching the 1975 film "jaws." usually that's where most people hear about it. >> did you see it on documentary, hear news about it? trying to think where else -- the last year, who learned loud it in the last year? with the finding of the ship. >> no. there was a article in an aarp magazine. >> a little article in aarp magazine, what they gentleman said. >> a writeup in the new york post about the finding of the ship? >> about the book. >> about the book, thank you. >> so, i heard about it as a 13-year-old who was that nerdy kid that went to library, and i watched it with my father, who was -- he was a --en immigrant from the formerlish by watching documentaries and so when we watch

the next garfield son, james, a lawyer and also a politician, served in several republican administrations. first, on the civil services commission under william mckinley's presidency. then on theodore roosevelt's commerce and labor commission. then as a secretary of the interior until the end of roosevelt's term in a 1909. james decided to leave at the end of roosevelt's term, rather than serve under taft. he rejoined his third brother in cleveland. abram, the youngest surviving son helped to resurrect washington's development directly. he did it quietly behind the scenes. an architecting cleveland, he quietly had a connection to theodore roosevelt. abram was appointed to the national council of fine arts. president theodore roosevelt's ill-starred -- predecessor to the national commission of fine arts. the council, through presidential executive order of architects met only once. it was to review the sighting of the lincoln memorial before the order was rescinded by the president, william howard taft. abram garfield, writing to his mother, indicated that all disciplines on the commission -- participants on the commission recognize the fertil

( james ) this month marks four years since the death of robin williams...on market street-- between 6th and 7th streets. this is is just one of many local landmarks celebrating williams. recently, a meadow in golden gate park was named after robin williams. and the rainbow tunnel on 101 in marin county is now named the "robin williams tunnel". ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) a short drive to an elementary school ... turned out to be scary car ride for one stowaway puppy in fresno county. ( james ) the owner only found out when she heard the desperate cries for help. the puppy was stuck inside the wheel well of the car. a school official jumped into action to rescue the into action to official jumped a school the car. wheel well of inside the was stuck the puppy the puppy was stuck inside the wheel well of the car. a school official jumped into action to rescue the husky puppy named robin. he took off the front left wheel. and to the relief of everyone ... the puppy was pulled out ... dirty from car grease ... but unharmed. <"what made the day is that the

james monroe was from virginia. he went to the start of the college of william and marry when he was about 18 years old.nd like hamilton, who dropped out of college to go into the dropped out, monroe of college and joined the third virginia regiments. and soldier during the american revolution. it was training read outside of the room he was living in. and at the college of william and mary. williamsburg was aflame with revolutionary sentiment at that point. monroe got caught up in that. he soldiered through the revolution. then he met jefferson. and jefferson became his mentor and his law teacher. monroe remained a satellite of jefferson through the rest of his career. career bore an uncanny resemblance to jefferson's, in the sense that each served in the virginia legislature, then h was a governor of virginia, each served in congress, each was a diplomat, including secretary of state for both of them, and each wound up as president of the united states. host: what was he like? john: of the three people that i dealt with, he is the most difficult to get a handle on. says very little about himself. bewr

the victim told police that williams may have inappropriately touched other women in the area. ( jamesra. ( james ) also happening now... police in berkeley are looking for man who attacked another man with a metal pipe at berkeley's people's park. police say after the attack... the man dropped the pipe and walked south through the park. the victim is expected to be okay. police do not have a detailed description of the attacker. ( darya ) in the south bay... santa clara county is getting more than 2-million dollars in federal grants to repair flood damage. more than a million dollars will go to neighborhoods in san jose.. impacted the coyote creek flood in 2017. 11-thousand people were forced out of their homes... and several mobile home parks were submerged. the rest of the money is going to the county... as reimbursement for road repairs. ( darya ) new this morning. eight people are without a home after a fire ripped through two apartment complexes overnight in downtown concord. firefighters were not able to save a dog that died in the fire. crews say there is major damage to both a

fire more shots in his war of words with hometown hero lebron james, but is the first lady taking lebron's side? >>> and finally, serena williamsg out of a major tennis tournament, citing personal reasons. what's going on here? and is it part of her public effort to balance motherhood and career? "gma" on a busy sunday. we'll see you soon. >>> now to the housing market crunch. many of you asking yourselves whether to buy or not to buy. abc news reporter rebecca jarvis has more on how to answer that very tough question. >> reporter: with home prices as record highs in much of the country, rising mortgage rates and sweeping changes to the tax law, answering the question, should i rent or buy, has rarely been trickier. >> you might offer, say, $300,000 for the home, but if somebody else comes in at $320,000, your offer could escalate up to say, $320,000. >> which makes sure that nobody else is going to come in and outbid you. >> it removes some of the risk of, oh, did i overbid? >> reporter: sales of existing and newly built homes fell in june, as did mortgage applications.ag houses for sale has driven up values and priced out in

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venus williams will take the court in her opening round of the silicon valley classic. ( james ) krons-a could stop screenings at more than 150 airports. we tell you about the proposal being considered by the security administration after the break. you know when you go to ross for bedding... ...and you suddenly realize you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. high temperatures inland will continue to fall today with cities that have been in the 90's feeling temperatures back in the 80's. along the coast and bay temperatures will remain seasonable as onshore flow continues keeping tempera

williams also pulled out of this week's rogers cup.... ... (grant) nba star lebron jameses "shut up and dribble" for showtime. the three-part series will be on the changing role of athletes in the current political environment. the series title...."shut up and dribble," title...."shut up the series title...."shut up and dribble," comes from from a comment fox news host laura ingraham made about james back in february when she sought to rebuke him for talking politics during an interview. the series will debut in october. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... new tonight at ten a bay area family... desperate for answers tonight.luis garcia went missing in early july.. and has not been seen since. his car... found abandoned near candlestick point in san francisco.tonight, his wife and sister are speaking out... hoping someone will come forward with information. that's next in a live report. plus...it

william howard taft. >> he never learned politics. who served aide before as an intimate aid that "i will not play a part for popularity." he has this madisonian view. his heroes are james madison, alexander hamilton, and john marshall. madison and hamilton believed that majority's should rule, but only slowly and thoughtfully over time. so that reason, rather than passion, could prevail. systemlieved the entire was set up to slow the direct expression of popular passion so that people could be governed in the popular interest, rather than faction, which are moms -- mobs. tonight at 8 p.m. eastern. the white house did not release an address by president trump. maryland congressman elijah cummings, ranking member of the oversight and government reform committee delivers the democratic weekly address. he talks about the trump administration. senator cummings: good morning. i am congressman elijah cummings from the seventh congressional district of maryland. i serve as a senior democrat on the committee of oversight and government reform. this is been a shopping and disgraceful week for our nation. one that will tarnish our history books for generations. attorney michp's a

venus williams will take the court in her opening round of the silicon valley classic. ( james ) kron from san jose this morning... sara? ( james ) ( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we're getting a new look at a plane crash in mexico. this morning... we're seeing the view from inside that plane. ( james ) and next... a 7-year-old girl jumps out of a car... as it's being stolen. we've got the surveillance video. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even "vengeful vermin." not so cute when they're angry. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) high temperatures inland will continue to fall today with cities that have been in the 90's feeling temperatures back in the 80's. along the coast and bay temperatures will remain seasonable as onshore flow continues keeping ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 8

james. we have seen a rise the most ends 2002 and today's session rising double-digit percentages. williamigher, up 1.6%, upgraded to barclays. these analysts looking past the disappointing first-half results to the u.s. strategy taking shape. those shares getting a little lift, as well. matt: now to our deals report. shares, the plunge we saw after the company said it doesn't want to be sold at the price of it equity firms are willing to pay. for more, we are joined by with david. give us -- with ruth david. give us the backstory. ruth: this has been going on since late last year. they've had a few private equity firms coming, whether the pdr or all of these guys coming in. there is competition among the bidders which makes it seem like if there was a price find to be reached, they would have reached it. the fact the company said no at a time when profits, profits are down 29%. the question is, what do they know that we don't know? why are they saying no? is it because they think they deserve valuations of people like the works, backed by softbank and one of the most viable companies? mat

you have serena williams talking about an issue that she's so passionate about. and so real about. you have lebron jamesing out in the past week about what he is passionate about. and doing now a documentary, i don't know where these people find the time. doing an documentary about the athletes and causes they care about. are we seeing a new moment? i feel like the pendulum swings back and forth, christine, of athletes are role models, athletes shouldn't be role models, athletes are role models. >> you nailed it. in the '60s, you had muhammad apply, billie jean king, many others. then michael jordan saying republicans buy sneakers, too, and tiger woods wanting to be more corporate. i think you're right. we're looking at athlete activism in a way that i don't know that we've seen. it's coming from everywhere. what's great is that athletes have a voice and bring people to a conversation who otherwise would not be included. so whether it's bad things like the ohio state story right now or the michigan state horrors of usa gymnastics or important issues and happy things with the baby and then the did. issue

william in louisiana. >> caller: good afternoon. i wanted to ask about the 1611 addition of the king james bible. i had heard i wanted mr. polisher to see if it contained first and second maccabees and if he could comment on the bible. >> this 1611 version of the bible. >> what is that? >> we often called the old testament apocrypha or jewish writing that was written in different locations around the area of israel and egypt further west. expressing different views of the juices they were spread around. the christian bible for many generations predominantly featured these books in the old testament. it was included in the translation that the christians of the western church used as a basis for their bible. it was not until the protestant reformation that some of those reformers when they started going back to original languages and translating that they went back to the hebrew bible that did not include the jewish writings. they debated if it should be included. many of the english translations that happened did not include the up apocrypha but it was still included in a number of translations and even until today these

williams who missed all of last season caps off a 10 play, 85-yard drive, touchdown. they trail 14-7 at the half. 21-16 cowboys, final minute, nick mullens finds the rookie ricky james jr. for the touchdown. that's the game winner. mullens, 11 of 13, 141, the 49ers win. 24-21. >> extremely cool in the two- minute drill. >> it's fun. that's what i like to do as a quarterback. >> he did a helluva job. rallying the troops and driving down the field. he was like 7 of 7. the composure he had to manage us and get us on the field and secure the victory, that was crazy. >> former giant barry zito sung the national anthem before tonight's game against the pirates. top of the seventh, david freese breaks the game open. pirates win 10-5. the giants fall two games below .500. over in hayward, steph curry playing in the web.com ellie mae classic for the second year in a row. korea's approach hits the flagstick. -- curry's approach hits the flagstick. birdied three of his last six to finish one over 71. he is tied for a 106 in the 154 player field. pga championship, tiger woods with three over after tools, but on 18, he sticks his approach to set up a very, woods rallied to shoot ev

james. leidos. >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in auanw lang, like spanish, french, german, italian, and more. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing eas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. w >> ah the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> schifrin: the united states began re-imposing sanctions on iran today as it proto do when president trump withdrew from the iran nuclear deal. ck" target autos, aircraft,p gold and other metals. nt, president trump said iran has a choice: "either change its threatening, destabilizing behavior... or continue down a path of economic isolation." hours later, iran's president hassan rouhani acprcuseident trump of hypocrisy. >> ( translated first step would be for president trump to selhow that he genu wants to engage in negotiations to solve a problem. what's the meaning of negotiations when you impose sanctions at the same time? it's like someo

sure that we were ok and that, there was someone there for us>( james ) the only suspect that has been named is 19-year-old raymond williamsn court on august 20th. ( darya ) the sacramento school district is facing criticism after a video of two students with black face masks using the "n" word has gone viral. black lives matter sacramento claims the students attend mcclatchy senior high school.. but the school district would not confirm. community activist berry accius (ax-e-us) works for a youth outreach program that focuses on alternatives to violence.. says the video does not surprise him. ( darya ) the district superintendent released a statement saying "the use of racially offensive language or behavior in our schools by anyone does not reflect our values as a school district and will not be tolerated." no word yet on what disciplinary action will be taken against the stud

william webster, former director of the cia in the '80s and '90s. george tenet, porter goss, michael hayden, leon panetta, david petraeus, robert gates, james clapper. this is a serious list of people, many of whom, whatever your poll tickles, are titics ao kept us safe after 9/11. they're saying the president is wrong. to be clear, a lot of them think john brennan has become too partisan. a lot of them would tell you they think john brennan has become too much of a democrat in what he says on television. but they say that's not the point. this is america. he has that first amendment right. the president is sending a chilling sign when he says, i took his security clearance, now i'm looking for somebody else. >> this is a remarkable letter. this is from members who served in the significant positions in the national security apparatus, the intelligence security apparatus under democratic and republican presidents. most of them have been quiet, have not spoken out. this is something they're really sticking their neck out and telling the president he's, quote, stifling free speech. when the president says he's getting rave reviews, not just fox news,

william's arrest. (pam) an explosive report released today... is alleging a coverup of catholic priest sex abuses... dating back decades. a grand jury in pennsylvania issued that report. here's james dinan with more. a grand jury report stating clergy sexual abuse from six catholic dioceses in pennsylvania dating back to 1947.the state's attorney general, josh shapiro says:sot josh shapiro, pennsylvania attorney general"for some time the dioceses sought to prevent the entire report from ever se."ngthe investigation shows that more than 300 priests have been accused of sexually abusing more than 1-thousand children, which includes boys and girls. shapiro said the church used euphemisms such as "horseplay and wrestling" to cover up what was actually rape and sexual abuse.sot josh shapiro, pennsylvania attorney general "these predator priest were allowed to thrive in darkness for decades. the abuse and coverup is now publicly disclosed."charges have been filed against two priests in pennsylvania accused of abusing minors.but in most cases the statute of limitations have run out and are too old to be prosecuted. the grand jury is recommending changes to pennsylvania law...suggesting t

intelligence james clapper who said they will continue to speak up against the policies of the president. and someone not on the trump enemy's list probably is now, retired navy admiral william mcgraven who was in command of the navy seal raid that killed osama bin laden wrote a letter to the president saying john brennan is one of the finest public servants i have ever known. few americans have done more to protect this country than john. he is a man of unparalleled integrity whose honesty and character have never been in question except by those who don't know him. therefore, i would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well so i can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency. joining us now, former staff director for the house intelligence committee and vice president of the national security program at the third way. also with us former chief of staff to vice presidents joe biden and al gore and former senior aid to president obama. and chief strategist for mitt romney's 2012 presidential campaign. i am so struck by what is now turning into an honor roll. here we have the first step forward saying plea