she is going to be in corversation tonight with jeff green wall who is the hear of five best-selling books including shopping for buddha, how star trek conquered planet earth and jeff is on our factory -- factory? yeah, jeff works in our factory. and besides that he is also on the faculty of our travel writers conference. if there are any budding writers in the audience you can find out more about our conferences. there is one in july and august and jeff will be on the faculty of that and you can find out all of the information about that before you leave or in our news letter. would you please welcome mary roach and jeff greenwall. [applause] >> hi. >> hi. >> i am a little -- a few octave lower and more psaltery due to case of laryngitis, well it isn't laryngitis as much because you can hear me. we have tea here so it should be good. >> let's get into it. thank you, everybody, for coming. thank you, dana, for the great introduction. i will start with this question. your work sprouts from unusual seeds. what gave birth the "grunt"? >> guest: actually, it was a seed. it was a chilly pe

we are joined by jeff green in .ashington bannon that'sen what do you think he will bring?to be buttons down and make and sell dust make himself more andtable to mainstream -- make himself more palatable to mainstream republicans. will try to direct that aggression toward hillary clinton and pulled trump away from stepping in a lot of the potholes we've seen him step in since the republican convention. lisa: there are many new faces trying to corral trump. >> trump does not strike me as someone who is easily corral of able. bannon has helped trump strategize, he helped him plan his border visit to mexico shortly after trump announced his candidacy last year. bannon is somebody trump trusts. i want to bring margaret into this conversation. tim clinton, what are they most ,orried about -- team clinton what are they most worried about? margaret: perhaps been and will be the guy who gets trump to stick with one message and be aggressive. and whatsaid publicly clinton aides have said behind-the-scenes is they are not terribly worried. they are always bracing for trump to play a

the 25-year-old was last seen in the green mountain area. jeff todd is live this evening at the green mountain church. and it sounds like those searchers are about to head out. >> reporter: searchers and even volunteers are gonna start getting ready at 5:15 and will be concentrating on this green mountain area. this all started in late july, and there were a without any clues, it was called off. today will be the first search since then. this case goes back to july 22nd 22nd. a conversation got heated as they were talking about recent police shootings. he said he needed to cool down and walked out of the apartment. he didn't even have any shoes on and left his car behind. he was an emt for the south park ambulance. many other first responders have helped search fom. his disappearance is very unusual. in the days after he went missing, people were making play mrooes for his safe return -- pleas for his safe return. they were told to be prepare forward any kind of hazardous areas. that gives us an indication they're not gonna be search the popular

third, jeff greene is now the director of government affairs for north america and senior policy counsel. before joining, jeff was senior counsel with the same homeland security and governmental affairs committee. jeff also worked on house committee on homeland security and was counsel to the senate hurricane katrina investigation. batting cleanup, my colleague and friend paul rosenzweig who is the founder of redbridge consulting and homeland security consulting company. is also senior advisor to the chertoff group your impulse former life, one of his, he was deputy assistant secretary for policy at dhs, and there's other titles. so here are the things we hope to touch on in the next hour with you. first, what other drivers? would've been the main drivers in the developing of homeland defense, particularly in the years since 9/11? second, what's the rules and say? we could talk for hours, perhaps days about the rules and which all to sleep very probably not we will try to summarize in a very succinct. then beyond the rule set, how does it was the work? inside the question i suppose that'

jeff. >>> it is one of the city's largest investments in green space. the mayor will spend $150 million to improve five new york city parks. >> and the improvements will mean something for everyone. eyewitness news reporter tim fleisher has the story. >> reporter: kids in the park. having a good time without a care in the world. st. mary's park is going to be getter more green space. parks set for major improvements. >> we call them anchor parks because they play such a big role in their neighborhoods. >> reporter: 750,000 people live in walking distance to the parks. upgrades include soccer fields, stations and bike trails. >> in particular we could use some better playground equipment, we could use some more exercise equipment. there's a very small running track. but it would be nice to have a bigger track. >> reporter: williams and her son michael mcclain jr. just moved near by and are quite improvements. >> especially for safety. they need to put money in the park. >> do you like to ride your scooter? >> yes. >> reporter: community meetings will beg

jeff gillan is just back from federal court. >> we're talking about jill stein, the green-party candidate for president. she's already on the ballot in but nevada is not one of them which broughts to federal court today. this is the green party's attorney. >> this case is about the having the voters say who they want on the ballot. >> reporter: the green party needed more than 5400 signatures to get on the ballot. it collected more than 600. 6 -- 8600. but thousands were disqualified be county. the secretary of state's said the green party missed deadlines which the party claims are unconstitutional. the bottom line, the greens are off the ballot so far. no decision. the judge said she will rule quickly. >> i got the hardest questions. i got the most questions. she was against me from the start. >> reporter: she could attract sanders' supporters. this man used to feel the bern say. i thought, well, she represents what i want in a candidate. >> reporter: a clinton supporter said stein wants on the ballot to hurt the democrat. >> to me it's a ralph nader move. but at least he did it the rig

then sunday two legend dare guitarist, jeff beck and blues man buddy guide share the green sunday night. there's a lot of live music happening. you can find out more at kdco.com. >> if you could like a chance to win tickets to see styx like, share and enter on cbs was hit by a car, a denver police officer shares evidence from that day with us. more on how he's using the experience to help others and >>> we got the first look at the uniform a police officer was wearing when hit by a car. >> it's marked fatal accident. >> as you can tell, a lot of this was not from the paramedic cutting it off of me. >> he was on his bike along colefax after protecting some east high students who walked outside to protest po months before i was able to watch the video. >> he doesn't remember the car plowing into a group of officers and dragging him half a block. he does think a helmet saved his life. >> the visier barely got clipped. >> the rest of his injuries were so bad it's clear he wasn't expected to survive. >> doctors sliced open his leg to relieve swelling. these pictures show a man broken and tor

jeff "something in common" series. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. that let one person dead. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...we break down the plans for reorganizing ccsd.. ((brian loftus)) >> and... the weekend is almost here.... sherry has a look at our triple digit forecast. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) dedly car crash near boulder and nellis thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. a witness tells us that the vehicle was going on west on boulder. and when the driver crossed he struck a pedestrian. boulder highway is closed between harmon and nellis. heading southbound boulder highway is restricted to one lane. let's get a check on the roads with demetria. ((demetria obilor))

plus how long jeff janice will surgery on his hand and will be out a minimum 4-6 weeks. >> what about aaron rogers? >> reports from green bay. >> aaron rogers had arguably his best performance in training camp today. he still hasn't heard from the head coach whether or not he will play on thursday but he doesn't mind the cautious approach. >> depends on what mike says. i mean, i know he wanted to get some reps and young guy some reps. if i play, it won't be a lot, but obviously my reps have gone down over the years. you know, kind of the way it is. i think everybody feels like four or five is probably more to get ready. before that he make a change, that's the way it will be. we had a major injury to a star last year in the preseason, i think it's natural that there's a more cautious approach to the rest of that preseason and into the next season. >> brett was back on the practice field for the second straight day taking reps with the first team. if rogers is in streetcars he is forced to start for the first time since last preseason. >> and hard to believe the high school football season starts this thursday with a han

green valley. they have all kinds of deals for miller lite specials. they've got $10 buckets. >> jeff: what is this giant thing. >> this is a $15 tower. over 100 ounces. >> jeff: i would think so. that's definitely enough for a group. for these restaurants football is they've waited all year to showcase the games on their tvs. so they are rolling out the goods. you also are at other restaurants to. >> of course, we have hooter's. in the hotel. they have a fantasy draft package which gets you a vip suite, four cases of motelo beer, 50 wings. and the veggie planner. >> jeff: these deals run all season long? throughout football season? is through the end of august. this one is for $350 the entire group. if you have ten people in your fantasy team or 20, 350. >> jeff: we can't forget nacho daddy. >> they're all over vegas. they just opened a new location on the strip in the miracle mile shops. but this special is for the location on fort apache and sahara. they've got your happy hour nachos. and your daddy sized pacifico. >> jeff: that is daddy on "wake up with the cw." the tequila shot r

front man and guitarist for fish is the vertex legendary guitarist jeff beck and blues man buddy guy will share the bill at fiddler's green on sunday night. there's a lot of live music happening and you can find more at kbco.com. >>> it's a stuff job and somebody has to do it. the denver zoo has video of vets giving new lion cubs a health exam. the animals arrived last month from garden city kansas. you can catch them in the benson predator ridge exhibit right there. bend and flex and twist and >> the cubs bigger than those working on them. >>> coming up next, a plane over shoots a runway and crashes. >>> and a look ahead to the opening olympic ceremonies in rio. the final preparations underway. here's michael spencer with an update on the rockies. >>> entering yesterday, the colorado rockies had won the series with the dodgers, but if the rockies want to make the sweeps. they had an opportunity to do that last night, but would have to do it without cargo. he rolled his ankle. more on him in a minute. there's a great grab, but crashes into the wall. he would stay in the game, but would be lifted later. bottom four, david,

green bay avoided injuries in the game, but they did have a setback in practice a few days earlier.....wide receiver jeff janis reportedly fractured his hand....he will likely miss at least the rest of the pre-season... janis's injury has opened the door for other receivers to claim those number three and four receiver spots. jared abbrederis added punt return duties to his two catches in friday's preseason opener, and ty montgomery is getting back losing most of his rookie season to an ankle injury. the competition is heating up! 3 3 montgomery: i was just excited to be back. i was having fun. that's the new attitude i'm having, and that's every single day. just have some fun with it, no matter what happens. unfortunately, there's no olympic team for us. once you're in the nfl, that's it.abbrederis: if you get 50 reps at practice and you make two bad plays, it doesn't look as bad, but if you have ten reps and two bad plays, it's obviously bad. when you get less reps, you've got to make them all count. miller park lies just four miles from the intersection of sherman and auer. but baseball can bring a se

. >> romona: jeff just mentioned the severe storms moving through northwest ohio. it prompted several tornado warnings in defiance and bowling green. they knocked down trees and power lines. the rock band, kiss, had to stop their show in toledo as the storm blew through. luckily no injuries reported. down to the man who killed a canton police k9. but as harry boomer found out, some people say the punishment doesn't fit the crime. >> it is the same as killing a police officer, so i think he deserves what he got. >> reporter: he was much more than a dog to his partner canton police officer ryan davis. i spoke briefly with him by phone. he didn't want to be interviewed, but he told me he is beginning to heal after his partner, jethro, was shot and killed. on his facebook page, officer davis their support. he said i am hopeful this will allow closure. i am torn with anger and vengeance on my human side and struggling with forgiveness in my faith. he pleaded g i will tee when the sentence came down and when he was given decades behind bars. not everyone in canton agrees. >> i think it is ludicrous. i think people's lives should matter.

jeff bin fpine our "something in common" series. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'd wash them, and it'd be back before i even got to class. finally, i discovered new tide odor defense. it eliminates the yoga aroma. so i can breathe easy hummmmm. don't just mask odors. eliminate them with new tide odor defense. >>> it is 4:30, 80 degrees already on this thursday, august 11th. another warm day with afternoon showers expected. we'll have traffic and weather on the 2s coming up. >>> but, first, a man who scaled a midtown skyscraper has a message for donald trump. >>> good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs morning. >>> the virginia man is at bellevue hospital for psychological evaluation after creating turmoil at trump tower. >> he scaled the side of the skyscraper, hoping for a meeting with the gop presidential nominee. cbs 2's janelle burrell joins us live from trump tower this morning with more. janelle. >>reporter: well, chris, it certainly was people watching it unfold live here at trump tower. people all around th

jeff bin pine our "something in common" series. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> north carolina news at 4:30 starts now. >> right now on cbs north carolina, today the family of the man shot and killed in a raleigh neighborhood will reveal new details about the case. >>> and republican presidential candidate, donald trump is making new accusations against obama. he is the founder of isis. >> who trump is now shifting the blame from. good morning, everyone, it is 4:30 in the morning. it is an early, early thursday. thanks for watching cbs north carolina news. >> good morning to you, i'm stefan chase. your check on traffic in a moment. let's say good morning to alyssa. >> good morning to you at home as well. i want to start you off with

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jeff bin fpine our "something in common" series. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> breaking news right now at 4:30, dozens injured in a massive apartment fire in maryland. what witnesses heard before the flames broke out. >> and breaking overnight, david ortiz helped off the field after an injury. what we are learning condition. >>> a waltham man is due in court today, charged with attacking a woman and her 83-

jeff bin fpine our "something in common" series. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.e a great day. >>> police on routine patrol hear gunshots and stumble upon a murder in progress. we will tell you why they say the place where it all happen will help them solve the case. >>> dozens are hurt after an overnight explosion in the apartment complex, including fire fighters, eyewitnesses say have to do just before the flames broke out. >>> get ready for the return of the summer heat, katie will show us how hot it will feel as an excessive heat warning goes into effect. >>> wonderful. good morning. it is august 11th i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas thanks for joining us, there is a lot to get to including a scam targeting peco customers. we will show you how you can protect yourself after we get

green parkway. sunshine mixed in there. it feels so nice outside with the clouds and mild temperature. jeff yager reporting 59 degrees in burlington. a lot of people enjoying these cool mornings and fall will be little ways to go. >>> it's a tough drive southbound into town. speeds into the teens behind where this accident was blocking off the left lane. the car being loaded up on to the flat bed truck. once that reopens it should be a better drive. the express toll lane has opened but still 16 minutes in the regular lanes get you from 120th to i-70. here l from the north. it's slow both directions westbound to i-76. >>> so we're going electric on the 16th street mall. new buses are expected to reduce a carbon footprint. jamie leary is live this morning from union station getting a first look at new shuttles. >> reporter: good morning, this bold red color is replacing the talk about this is tina with rtd. good morning, good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, so these are brand new buses tell me about them. >> these are new buses. they have three doors and fully electric. we charge them

jeff bridges and chris pine for our "something in common" series. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. but we'd rather talk about what's not in it. like no artificial colors or preservative ingredients. and with 70 calories... maybe we're kind of bragging? >>> welcome to the cbs4 morning news at 430 tim tip. it's thursday, august 11th. i'm britt moreno. thanks for joining us this morning. >>> football is back as the broncos are on the road for the team's first game bears. much more on that coming up. >>> it's the first day for students in the cherry creek school district. let's find out what the weather is like for this first week of school. chris spears is managing that. >>> good morning, we are starting off comfortable in the

jeff bridges and chris pine for our "something in common" series. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. "those fans are entitled to be compensated for their expenses as a result of this decable." decable." the hall of fame game... was a "no-go."now at 4:30--- what ?fans? are doing... about the ?dissapointing move.? 3 and - there's a huge gap in milwaukee county's budget. officials are looking at ways taxpayers can help fill it. what you might have to pay ?more? for... coming up. 3 good morning everyone.it's thursday, august 11-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning. including another very warm... and humid day. day. there's also a ?chance? some of you see storms.

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green's controversial summer continues. >>> today they got offensive help for guys that normally do their damage on the hill. it came through five quality innings. off of the right-field wall, and jeff samarja, and he scores on an error. the giants base the nationals and split the four-game series. >> they knew our situation and that we needed him available and both of them want to be in the game. >> and the oakland trying to a voi a three-game sweep. the bottom three. mike napoli adds to it, see you later. a 2-1 blast. his 1,000th career hit. the a's get shut out 8-0. >> draymond green is once again in the headlines for the wrong reasons. he posted an inappropriate picture of himself on social media. he says it was supposed to be a private message and he hit the wrong button. the football open competition between blaine gabbert and colin kaepernick. chip kelly says it is a good problem to have. >> we're confident on both of those guys. it is good to have two. we have had to play two quarterbacks every year. >> you have to make the most of the opportunity. this is my first quarterback competition i have been in, and i have to make the most of it, just go out there and have fun. >> e

jeff lapse from our camera on lookout mountain. you can see the storm roll through this afternoon. first, clouds and then a lot of rain. ed greene joins us now. luckily, the metro area avoided all that heavy hail. >> we had thunder and showers but not that hail. we had lots of sunshine and temperatures started to heat up but that destabilized the air. it started around callahan. this began to spread, moisture works into the area and there through denver. showers and thunderstorms, very very heavy with a big core of hail. during the evening hours, we have showers and thunderstorms all pretty much diminishing anywhere from an inch to 1.5 inches. el paso county, around colorado springs from 2.2 to 5.2 inches of rain. the potential from this system. it looked like everyone is going it was. we had a lower pressure system with a cop -- clockwise flow. the bull's-eye came together. here it is tomorrow. 2:30 pm, denver all the way down into el paso county. heavy showers and thunderstorms are back. the hour by hour forecast takes you through thursday to show you how long these storms continue. >>> now new details in the hit and run crash

jeff bridges and chris pine for our "something in common" series. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.ave a great day. ,,,, >>> here we go on this thursday morning. august 11, 2016. where's the transamerica pyramid? the top has disappeared. >> a little bit foggy out there. i had to turn on my windshield wiperses coming into work. >> in august? how dare they! welcome to the bay area. i'm anne makovec. kenny and michelle have the morning off. brian hackney here with us. >> but look who who here. we have roberta and roqui and we are all set to go with a check of traffic and weather. we'll begin with roberta. >> how bad was the drizzle as you headed in? >> not bad. was it should i turn it on or not? >> oh, decisions, decisions. >> inland areas i started to hit the bank of low clouds and fog at the dublin grade which means the marine layer is extensive. 40 to 45 miles inlan continuing to spread. 60s seashore. 70s peninsula. 80s across the santa clara valley and topping off in the 90s inland. we have a change in the weekend forecast. and i have those details coming up but right now let's say

with blaine gab ert, jeff driscoll and christian ponder playing well against denver, the pressure has to be mounting important kaepernick. he has to play well this friday against green bay to insert himself back into the 49ers' quarterback situation. as for ponder, the 49ers called him this time last week and he put down his paint brush. >> interior or exterior? >> exterior in the heat of the summer in phoenix. it was nice to get a break from that. >> reporter: house painting takes a back seat when trying to resurrect an nfl career. the 12th overall pick in the 2011 draft, he finds himself trying to make a team with fellow 2011 drafties blain gab ert and colin kaepernick. >> you know, it was fun to reconnect with guys. i think it is a great quarterback room, we are competing with each other and a i'm happy to be a part of it. >> reporter: he should be. after turning heads in denver, seven for eight passing, two touchdowns. in santa clara, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> it will be an interesting season to say the least for the 49ers. >> a shipwreck being explored off the california coast. these are live pictures. we will tell you more next. the family favorite. yoplai

green bay hosts watch it on wmlw....the kickoff is at 7 pm. another tough break for a packers receiver. receiver.way too much othis happening in the preseason lately. an update timetable for jeff janis's recovery. next. shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles? dr. scholl's new custom fit wellness center measures your leg in 3d... ...and recommends our custom-fit support that's right for you. new dr. scholl's custom fit ankle and knee supports. find the nearest kiosk at drscholls.com. if a big packers name misses preseason time, we shrug it off. but if a player who needs the preseason can't get that experience, it's an issue. issue.and for jeff janis, who's fighting to carve out a role in the offense, this is the worst of news. janis's fractured hand required surgery, including screws in his right index finger. the speedy receiver and special teamer is looking at 4-to-6 means he'll miss some regular season time. janis was a hero in the playoffs in january, but there had been recent reports that janis was on the roster bubble even before this latest injury. it's bad news for janis, and a bump up for eveyrone else in the receiver competition. this

jeff will be here for that. that's coming i caught it so early. "cleveland 19 news" a >> nichole: ernie green with a health warning for all of us this morning. >> tia: more aftershocks overnight in italy as the death toll continues to rise. [ bus engine r i don't understand. where do they all go? well, we have plenty at staples and all at low prices. all right. get another. back to school or back for more? staples has the lowest prices... period. >> tia: time is 6:42 oyour thursday morning. emergency crews in italy continue to search for survivors in a lot of rubble following a massive earthquake in central italy. the 2 including amatrice on wednesday. >>> hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail in nevada. the democratic nominee recently started to defend her ties to her family's charitable foundation during her tenure as secretary of state. rival donald trump sharpens his attacks against clinton in mississippi calling her a bigot who sees people of color as simply votes. diagnosed with breast cancer this year. did you know that 2600 men will also be diagnosed? as we gear up for the sus

green killing them softly this time with the dink. but linn-mar dominated tonight von lehmden again bringing the power and linn-mar swept west 3-0.. on kcrg 9.2 tonight jeff hosting won the first set 25-18.. ellie mcdermott with kill on set point. jeff trying to rally in game 2 and checkout the double block from kristen neighbor and lindsey culver.. but xavier responds to win the second set 25-20 olivia richards delivers on set point.. and the saints just too much tonight and they role to the 3-0 sweep. thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... scattered showers and storms will come to an end tonight. this ushers in a welcome break from the heat and humidity that lasts into the weekend. highs fall into the comfortable levels of the 70s with lows in the 50s and the muggy meter drops. we will need to watch the tropics to see how this affects our weather through the holiday weekend. have a super night. tonight: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 62 tomorrow: mostly sunny and less humid. wind: ne 5-15. high: 79 thanks joe. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 10. we hope you'll be with us again tomorrow. until then, have a g

green is charged with felony hit and run resulting in serious injury or death. >>> duke and u.s. men's basketball coach mike krzyzewski returned to north carolina. after winning a geld medal in the olympics. jeff jones joins us live from rdu where coach k just landed a couple moments ago. jeff? >> reporter: what it means to him believe me how much he appreciates the hard work of those assistant coaches. >> it looks like we're having a little bit of a technical difficulty there. so many people at the airport probably blocked our signal. >>> after some blistering temperatures we're taking a break from the heat and humidity today. how long will it last? let's check in with alyssa to see. >>> i have some good news. it looks like the beam in the heat and humidity is going to live picture from prestonwood country club in cary just a cloud or two. overall if you have stepped outside at all you know that the weather is very comfortable for many kid. this is the last full week of summer before school heads back into session you're going to be able to play ball outside. maybe you're going for same. the weather will cooperate nicely. low 80s right new in raleigh and durham. they continue around lillingto

jeff: you know, in fact, they're still getting it. in fact, baton rouge heavy thunderstorm rolling through. this is a flash flood warning. this area in green is where we continue with the flood barwarn is in the baton rouge area. that's where the worst of the flooding has been. they continue to get hit. we do have a thunderstorm rolling across southern ashtabula county. and this is the actual front itself. a line of showers and sto tracking into western cuyahoga county approaching lakewood at 4:40, cleveland area 4:50. i'm not seeing any cloud to ground lightning. but this is certainly a thunderstorm. heavy rain with it and parma 5:02, north royalton at 5:22. behind this, there doesn't appear to be much out there. we'll be around 84 at 6:00. although we have rain-cooled air. at 2:00 in the morning. we're just going to slip into the 60s for the low temperature. and even some fog forming over night. the storm risk will be ending this evening. it's going to stay humid. unsettled weekend. in fact, this is the next alert on saturday for rain and storms. and it's going to be unsettled right through the weekend. we have storms on the way saturday

green valley parkway interchange. no delays. there is one fender bender on sunset just to the east of decatur. tow truck on scene clearing things up. that is not a heavily travel >> jeff: we have an issue at decatur and sunset. this is a car fire. not impacting anything on the 215. so you should have a clear commute on that stretch. looking at is 12 minutes from summerlin parkway to the 95. 95 eastbound looking good on this tuesday. no delays on the highways. >> kelly: you are going to want to grab the sunglasses. it is going to be sunny and hot this afternoon. 105 by 3:00. by 6:00 103. light variable winds. got changes coming later this week. wind, rain, cooler temperatures in the forecast. we're going to talk about anytime 10 minutes. >> dana: lawsuit. that's what some residents are threat tongue do. they are not happy because their homes are shaking. it's not mother nature's fault. >> no, it is not. it is explosions going on development project. people who live in this neighborhood waking up with us this morning, some of them are saying the walls and floors which hold their homes together have begun to crack following the blasts. this started when homeowners got a

green killing them softly this time with the dink. but linn-mar dominated tonight von lehmden again bringing the power and linn-mar swept west 3-0.. on kcrg 9.2 tonight jeff hosting xavier won the first set 25-18.. ellie mcdermott with kill on set point. jeff trying to rally in game 2 and checkout the double block from kristen neighbor and lindsey culver.. but xavier responds to win the second set 25-20 olivia richards delivers on set point.. and the saints just too much tonight and they role to the 3-0 august 31st. here's what you need to know today. today, linn county supervisors will vote for the first time on a minimum wage increase. it will need three 'yes' votes to increase the wage to 10-25 an hour. about 100 people will gather in boone today to try and stop construction of the bakken oil pipeline. a judge has rejected a restraining order against protesters. " if you're going to be charging stuff do it while you're at home of the batteries in your electronics after a woman's phone charred her mattress. donald trump travels to mexico this morning to privately meet with th country's president. trump plans to speak about immigration later today. centr

is talking about the diving pool that was green and it ended up having to be closed yesterday after it started to smell. >> jamie, i agree, 35 is not hold and jeff is nodding as well. >> yes! >> just for the record. >>> this morning, the career of one of baseball's brightest and most controversial stars remains up in the airplane. alex rodriguez's time as a new york yankee is over. he played his final game in he would be released. there are still questions about whether he his playing days on done. tony dokoupil is in the bronx with more. >> reporter: good morning. alex rodriguez's final game here as a yankee unfolded much as his career did, with success and some difficulty. memories he has given us! >> reporter: a pregame ceremony featuring a-rod's family and former teammates ended abruptly with dark cloud hovering over yankees stadium opened up. raining on his celebration. but in his first at-bat. >> the designated hitter, alex rodriguez. >> reporter: cheers. then a clutch piece of hitting. >> a base hit for rodriguez. third on major league baseball's all-time rbi list, added another. a-rod slapping a double to right field. in his last inning

>> as mentioned by jeff, we took seven points from the very top of the stairs to all the way at the bottom get those points are indicated here. starting from the top, the greenghlights the proposed addition vertical addition to the green outline shows the existing and the rest the buildings all around. here the trees and the streetlamps is pretty much covering most of what would be blocked. coming down to the middle of the stairs to my actually, in the middle of the steps not quite on the landing, the trees again the green box shows the alignment of the proposed addition and the view is not impacted at that point. on the landing, judging it is the landing matters most to the dr requester, the trees are in the way. is a very small segment in between buildings that i guess takes a sliver away of the view of the downtown skyline. as we go down i think the impact again gets diminish because the property is to the east. this is again in the middle of the stairway. at the bottom landing, here i guess this really no impact to speak of and it goes without saying from the street level there's no impact at all. >> thank you very much. taking public comment on this ite

>> as mentioned by jeff, we took seven points from the very top of the stairs to all the way at the bottom get those points are indicated here. starting from the top, the greenghlights the proposed addition vertical addition to the green outline shows the existing and the rest the buildings all around. here the trees and the streetlamps is pretty much covering most of what would be blocked. coming down to the middle of the stairs to my actually, in the middle of the steps not quite on the landing, the trees again the green box shows the alignment of the proposed addition and the view is not impacted at that point. on the landing, judging it is the landing matters most to the dr requester, the trees are in the way. is a very small segment in between buildings that i guess takes a sliver away of the view of the downtown skyline. as we go down i think the impact again gets diminish because the property is to the east. this is again in the middle of the stairway. at the bottom landing, here i guess this really no impact to speak of and it goes without saying from the street level there's no impact at all. >> thank you very much. taking public comment on this ite

>> as mentioned by jeff, we took seven points from the very top of the stairs to all the way at the bottom get those points are indicated here. starting from the top, the greenghlights the proposed addition vertical addition to the green outline shows the existing and the rest the buildings all around. here the trees and the streetlamps is pretty much covering most of what would be blocked. coming down to the middle of the stairs to my actually, in the middle of the steps not quite on the landing, the trees again the green box shows the alignment of the proposed addition and the view is not impacted at that point. on the landing, judging it is the landing matters most to the dr requester, the trees are in the way. is a very small segment in between buildings that i guess takes a sliver away of the view of the downtown skyline. as we go down i think the impact again gets diminish because the property is to the east. this is again in the middle of the stairway. at the bottom landing, here i guess this really no impact to speak of and it goes without saying from the street level there's no impact at all. >> thank you very much. taking public comment on this ite

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green is the author of, "third-party matters." next, we will be taking more of your phone calls and your tweets. we will be opening of the phone lines and chatting with jeffon about president shall vacations. c-span's "newsmakers" interviewed gary johnson this week. the for a will air tomorrow. he was asked if he agrees with mr. trump that president obama is the founder of isis as well as how he would deal with the isis threat. [video clip] >> do you agree or disagree with donald trump when he calls president obama the founder of isis, and ties hilary into that, calling current mvp. >> unintentional. no, they did not support isis, but the result has been the unintended consequence of that happened. it was not just obama and clinton. it was going into iraq, getting rid of saddam hussein, which was the check when it came to iran. "in regime change -- we get involved in regime change, and have these unattended consequences. >> one quick follow-up. obviously going back in time there are mistakes we could look would not be we facing this problem with that problem what we are facing is -- problem. is this -- facing what is your plan? do you think it requires a