john milton cooper jr.: no.o. that's in this interregnum. that's actually shortly before he met -- he met edith. and that's the time, by the way, that's worst time in wilson's life, except for the stroke, because he was absolutely devastated by ellen's death. he was just -- i mean, the man was in bad, bad shape emotionally. and -- susan swain: so, when gary robinson asked on twitter, "did woodrow give any political bump or political passes on bills or issues because of edith's death?" john milton cooper jr.: no. susan swain: was he even thinking about the affairs of state in the months after? kristie miller: he -- well, he john milton cooper jr.: he -- well, he had to. he had to. yes, he was. and, in fact, that was -- i think he said that's what held him together. you know, he said it was what -- he had to do this. he had to be president. he had to pay attention to these things. otherwise, i think the man really could have deteriorated badly there if he had been on his own. so, that, the presidency was his crutc

morton downey jr. movie," starts . ♪ ♪ >> hi, folks, what do you know? >> hi, baby. i have a new one. you don't mind if i to the piano, do you? >> sit down you fat -- sit down. >> listen, you -- ♪ [ applause ] >> morton downey jr. i only hope you will be as famous as your famous dad. ♪ ♪ >> just one other question. how much further can it go? >> he became a cartoon. ♪ >> we must advance or perish. >> glenn beck, hannity, o'reilly they're all people saying what is in our heart. >> i think glen back has become big because he is the own one telling the truth. >> morton downey is the folk hero of the united states. >> he stand up for what he believes in. >> captures the heartbeat of america. >> my audience, finally select aid spokesman that identifies with their needs and with their dreams and with their frustrations. >> were're proud of this flag! >> i love those people. i will do everything to protect them. ♪ ♪ >> i was the programmer who started mtv. >> if indeed we have 60 channels of television availa

i'm mort downey jr.s you're going to find out in the weeks, months and years ahead, certain things really burn my buns, all right? one thing that's happening is the morality of this country is on a low ebb, and it's getting lower. it's not getting better. it's getting worse. we're going to examine this topic tonight. >> and this is where the risers that you guys sat in were, and he would start kissing the front row of ladies. >> mort just sort of tapped right into the 17-year-old male, you know, something. >> where other 17-year-olds might be doing other stuff at night, we were driving to new jersey to go to the morton downey jr. show. [ applause ] >> it was a provocative show to deliberately provoke the guests and provoke confrontation. and he took it further than anyone that was on television. >> there's a war going on in the streets of america. a war on drugs and t sli that sell themo ki former congressman, ron paul, how can you call for something on america the legalization of drugs? >> because i det

he said "the morton downey, jr., jr.of course, our loud mouth. >> shut up. >> give it a second. take the 3ikture. >> i saw the audience. if ifrs. >> you traded on the united states. you trader. >> this is the first in the business to get a metal detector. >> they were ready. >> if you died at that other, the gremlin over there. >> it's perfect for 17-year-olds because it had no knew answer, at all. everything was black or white. there is no middle. i think donald trump should take his board game and just go to hell. >> i stick it up on youtube and now they're the flavor of the day. >> if elvis was alive, why don't you book him on the show. >> i don't want to say it was a colt. but where did these people come from. >> my name is joseph mcbradly. i'd like to speak to these two very ignorant men right here. shot in seacall cushion. the jer sue characters are -- the the real housewives of nnk nm. you, it's this very same kfrtsz, assertion. >>. first, you never saw the unlisted on kampb did camera. >> real, real people on tel

and their son, michael jr., were all charged with first-degree murder. michael jr.use he aided his parents in the planning and commission of the crime. the motive? the slovers were afraid karyn would move out of state, depriving them of time with christopher. based on the forensic evidence, prosecutors believe karyn went to the slovers' car lot to pick up her son. [ gunshots ] during the dismemberment, buttons from her blouse and jeans fell on the ground. and they used cement and cinders from their lot to give weight to the plastic bags containing karyn's body. some of the dog hair stuck to the tape they used to close the garbage bags and its dna matched the slovers' dog. they dumped karyn's body into lake shelbyville and abandoned her car along the deserted highway. but the forensic evidence linked the slovers to the murder in every imaginable way. >> obviously, this was a highly circumstantial case, but the forensic evidence we had was pretty clear-cut. >> although michael jr. was working at the time of the murder, he called his parents 12 times that weekend and h

tonight, bob odenkirk, patricia clarkson, and music from tobias jesso jr. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you all of you for coming. every night when i am at work i walk out onto the stage. i get a nice round of applause. feels good to have 200 people clapping. then i turn on the news, i see 30,000 people in alabama going nuts for donald trump, i have to admit i don't feel quite as good anymore. donald trump had a rally at a football stadium in mobile, alabama, and recently planning to have it in a hotel ballroom. it got too big for the ballroom. they moved it to the convention center. it got too big for the convention center. so they moved it to a football stadium. apparently the strategy of saying whatever crazy thing pops into your head is really paying off for him. but president-elect trump, all of the big issues, china, opponents, univision, mexico, oreos, everything. he even talked about the weat

was behind that reading verbatim. >> john, jr. jealousy of mitt romney has come to the all-time high he should take a deep breath be grateful he has a family that loves him and stop pouring he will never be as successful as mitt romney. if you question in the premise of "mormon rivals" that underscores the ideas they may not like each other >> host: let's get into a so looking at it from the outside they are powerful both heavily invested with the g.o.p. politics with families of influence and wealth yet they are not best buddies. why is that? they come from a similar background with mormon ruse and share genealogy which is something i did not know. >> goes back to founding of a the lds church one of the first founders was cracked -- practice and was married 12 times and has 50,000 of descendants and mitt romney and huntsman in there fifth cousins and retrace that history at one point the ancestors lived in the small same town in iowa and probably knew each other. and over time the genealogy and history go back and forth they know

morton downey jr.'n the late 80s was a turning point in terms of what talk radio was and what television would become. >> you talked about not wanting to pander to the extremes on any side of politics. your radio program and your program here on cnn emphasized moderation and not the extremes that we sometimes hear on radio. do you think that there is a lesson in downey about what not to do? >> sadly i think this stuff works. take a look at the climate. if morton downey jr. were among us, we would have bought into birtherism and call sandra fluke a slut. he would say what glen beck said. barack obama is a racist with a hatred for white people. i think it's a continuum. these individuals with microphones have led too many of our elected officials. they control primary voters and so the lack of civility and the polarization in washington i say is directly attributable to this style of media performance. >> what is surprising is aren't more people like him today? >> i think they are hard. >> he is talking a

if you want to get ahold of max cabello jr., he's available.e's the web address for--actually, that's for the mexican consulate in san francisco. give me your web address if you don't mind, max. max: it's maxxcabellojr.com. damian: there it is right there. there it is right there. and log on and find out the latest music there from max cabello jr. and in fact, we're going to show you a clip, a music video just in our next segment. thanks so much, man. good luck to you. max: it was a pleasure to be here. damian: keep at it. now here's what's happening in your communidad on que pasa. [music] [music] [music] [music] damian: and our saludos to those celebrating a special day. felicidades. [music] damian: and here is our address for next week's saludos. you can also follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian. you can also pick up a copy of el observador newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. we thank you once again for sharing a part of your sunday with us here on "communidad del valle." we leave you now with the

martin luther king jr. remains shut down between west macarthur and 40th. this is about a block west of the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. that station remains open and they don't think the street closures will affect the b.a.r.t. service in the area. but remember we have the same road work at the dublin interchange it's caused some delays both ramps leading towards westbound 580 will be closed to let at least 5:00 this morning. san mateo bridge looking good. westbound traffic is moving well approaching the toll plaza. no delays heading towards foster city. and we're talking about the altamont pass, you can see the yellow there it is very slow in both directions now between livermore and the 205 interchange. guys? >>> all right thanks. 4:48 now. gas prices good news on a downward trend here in the bay area. in san jose the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded $3.47. that's compared to $3.51 a week ago. in oakland 3 dollars 49 comes as the city you're going to pay $3.59. the average price statewide is what do we have there? $3.73. analysts at gasbuddy

and met up with dale jr.s different? >> the big thing is the 360 seeing everything in one shot. so these are six action cameras in a cluster. >> reporter: okay. >> the reason they're in a cluster they're equally spaced to capture this way, that way, up, down. >> there's nothing missing. >> nothing missing. >> that means when fans put on the goggles it will be just like riding shot of gun with dale inju jr.? are you literally like an inch away? >> no, sometimes. >> who would you want to see in a virtual reality world? >> what would i like to experience. >> yeah. >> i think it would be great to be in a huddle on the field of an nfl game. >> you hear that, peyton manning? this is better than a roller coaster. >> and if you're wondering what video games dale played, super mario brothers like everyone else and the dale jr. will debut at the bristol night race august 22nd. that was amazing. >> everyone gets to do what you did. >> well, virtually. their stomach won't be tossed. i had a rough time with that. >> you s

that's how we got martin luther king, jr., hospital. >>reporter: it opened its doors in 1972 to a long-forgotten community that had seen too much suffering and too little care. >> that was heaven. you could walk there. your children didn't have to suffer no longer. whatever happens, you get to martin luther king hospital, you're going to live. accomplishment. >>reporter: mark thomas is on the county board of supervisors. he represents 2 million people in south l.a.'s second district including watts. >> the hospital was a very important step forward. it was a way of saying that the watts up rising was frankly something that could have been and should have been avoided. >>reporter: but within a few years, that hope dimmed. amid mounting horror stories of patient neglect and medical incompetence. patients were dying and needlessly. the facility soon got the nickname of killing king. >> she's dying and nurses don't want to help. >>reporter: this video shows patients patients nurses standing around while a woman lay suffering on the floor of

albert hammond jr.! "momentary masters" is available now.tay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- miles teller. from "playing house," jessica st. clair and lennon parham. music from christine and the queens featuring the 8g band with brad wilk. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers & applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ]

since inengel so will and now jn conyers jr. as the first afri n african-american chairman of the house judiciary committee as one whose life emulates your word. when you've asked a simple question, who does the lord require of thee but to do justice, to love mercy and to walk humbly with our god. well, today, john conyers has actualized a dream of dr. king. he is standing because rosa sat down. he is marching because king did not stop. 50 years after the voting rights act, 50 years after we have struggled on that bloody sunday, we now have this glorious tuesday by which we can come together to celebrate life and the ability of a nation to live up to a portion of its creed and to honor those whose very lives honor the law and the lessons of liberty. john conyers has been a true servant for peace. he has been for women and minorities. he has been for labor. he has been for the majority. he has been for law and order. he has been for all of those things that you have asked, by the least of these, if you've done it for them, you've

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cnn will air "evocateur: the morton downey jr. movie."k at the career of the king of shock tv. before jerry springer, before, a lot of folks, morton downey jr. screamed his way into living rooms in the '80s. though his talk snow was short-lived it left a permanent mark on anyone who saw it. >> we know aid can only be caught in sexual ways. >> it has never been proven that aid can be sexually transmitted. it has never been proven in a laboratory. >> no, i don't know that. because ooh have spoken a number of people at the cdc. >> i am in the middle of that. you ought to know that. in the middle of research. >> are you a research expert? >> shut up. and let me. >> you shut up. >> are you a research expert. >> shut up. >> you shut up. all you are doing is spewing garbage. >> i was attracted to that awkward, dangerous atmosphere. when he first came on the scene. i was immediately sort of mesmerized by the show. >> a vegan. >> i abstain -- >> let me hear what she has to say here the you abstain from what? >> i abstain from all animal products.

jr harrison perhaps most beloved here in hagerstown.his is where he started saving lives as a full-time career more than 40 years ago. >> reporter: he was the paramedic who wouldn't retire. he continued as a lieutenant in the fire department even at age 63 after serving decades here in hagerstown as well. he died just before dawn sunday in prince george's county riding his beloved motorcycle while coming home from a late night shift. it was a head-on collision with another motorcyclist who lost control and came in to harrison's lane. a tragic end for a man who lived and breathed rescue since he started as a volunteer in hagerstown at age 23 40 years ago. he lived in buoy and continued to serve one day a week here at the fire company where it all started. sebrina lee is one of his dotters. -- daughters. >> my dad loved the team aspect and being with his brothers and sisters. really enjoyed helping people. friends say your dad saved my parents' life or was there whenever something happened and that's really humbling to think of him like t

you can find out more about the king of shock tv morton county jr.teur." my colleague wolf starts right now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. 9:30 p.m. in tehran. 1:30 a.m. friday in pyongyang, north korea. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. right now a federal judge is hearing arguments about state department e-mails involving a top aide to then secretary of state hillary clinton. the case could shed some new light on the controversy surrounding hillary clinton's e-mails. cnn's evan perez has been following the story and is with me in the studio. what's the very latest? what are you hearing about what's going on? >> this is a controversy that speaks to a lot of federal workers who are wondering how this relates to them and this is a lawsuit over records related to a special adviser

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the 28-year-old robert smith senior methodically would squeeze 5-week-old robert smith jr. to the point the last time he killed the baby. little robert smith junior lived in a house on ninth street northwest and according to the court paper when he cried too much for his father, robert smith senior would squeeze him until he stopped. the child would cry a lot and become fussy, he said he squeezed the child to stop him from crying and has done it over the course of the child's life. august 4 when the child died police said at the scene in the night. at first, said the child was injured when he did c.p.r.

but how did morton downey jr.ling him a show. >> i think donald trump -- >> how did morton downey jr. wrestle with that. i'm speaking my mind, despite being a good friend in the early days with the kennedys. >> he put on the best show he could do. people that we talked to all seemed to love him because he was charming. and he just went to the edge and tipped over. there's people who watch the show. >> i think we bought it. i think he was so passionate. even in our film you see great friends of his say, oh, it was all an act. if they wanted him to be a liberal, he would have been a liberal. but he was so passionate and so good and so talented, it's almost hard to believe he was acting. >> for someone who didn't -- you know, i didn't watch the show growing up, i was a little kid, but to get into this world that's fascinating, congratulations on the film. thank you for sharing a little bit more of it with us. you can see it on thursday night, only right here on cnn. 9:00 p.m. eastern. thanks, gentlemen. >> thank you.

she's going to be speaking with harry connick jr.lives and bring back the music. that's coming up later. >>> but first here the big name in baseball, justin verlander who also counts model kate upton as his girlfriend is trying to make the game safer not for the players but the fans. >> he's sick of seeing them get hurt in the stands and wants more done to protect them. abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: overnight detroit tigers pitching superstar and three time mlb strikeout champion justin verlander taking on the league's leaders urging more netting to protect fans after a foul ball hit this woman in the face friday night. >> they will take her out of the ballpark now. ooh. back in the seats. >> reporter: the fan was sitting behind the home team dugout when she was hit. the hurtling baseball leaving a welt on the side of her head. she was carried out of the stadium on a stretcher wearing a neck brace and taken to a nearby hospital released on saturday. >> it's something that needs to be addressed immediately. >> reporte

martin luther king jr.'s most famous speech.the world heard it when he gave it out on the mall after the march on washington. but that wasn't the first time that it was delivered. it was actually -- parts of it were heard in a gym in rocky mount north carolina. listen. >> i have a dream tonight. blank my two sons will grow up in a world not concerned with the color their skin but only conscious of the fact that they're members of the human race. i have a dream tonight. >> north carolina state university had an unveiling in the hunt library yesterday of the never before heard recording of dr. king giving the speech nearly a year before the famed rendition. a professor stumbled upon the tape. jason miller said he found the tape in the box with martin luther king jr.'s name scrawled in pencil on it with the words please do not erase. the full recording will be released in november and king struggled with what to say on the mall and ma hail ya' jackson must have heard a version of that because she said to him talk about the dream. s

is-- lessie odom, jr.currently part of the most popular talked about show on broadway hamilton. he stars as aaron burr, hamilton's friend and nemesis who famously kills him in a dual. the show premiered on broadway last week after a critically acclaimed run at the public theater. ben brantly writes in "the new york times" that the broadway production makes us feel the un-- unstoppable urgeant rhythm of a facial being born. i am pleased to have lessie odom, jr. at this table for the-- leslie odom, jr. at the table for the first time. >> so happy to be at this table. thank you. >> thank you very much. what brought you to hamilton? >> i was invited into hamilton. sometimes you find that the best jobs you get in this career, in this business, you didn't audition for, you have in idea how you got there. so i just asked tomie last week, because i have this superstition, sometimes if i get a straight offer, i don't want to kind of ask how it came about. >> rose: tm-year, the director. >> yeah. >> i don't want to

just remember we have martin luther king jr.between west macarthur and 40th. this is in oakland because of this morning's police action that happened about a block west of the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. the macarthur b.a.r.t. station remains open at this time but it's going to be a slow commute now for northbound 101. just a little bit of slow traffic now through san jose as you approach and pass the 280 and 680 interchange. that's clocking in 19 minute drive time between highway 85 and 237. now the bay bridge commute, if the metering lights are not on by now they should be in a few moments. traffic is already backed up from the 880 overcrossings. that's a look at the kcbs traffic. now over to roberta. >>> just me or actually staying darker longer in the morning hours? >> i think it is staying longer darker. -- dagger longer. >> good morning everybody. this is a look it's live looking out towards the bay bridge. where we do have mostly cloudy skies. currently in antioch it's 63- degrees according to jerry wilcox. san rafael lin

joe rosato, jr., nbc bay area news. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, californians accused of abusing disability placards. now the dmv is launching a statewide crackdown. >> i'm sam brock. a family of one of the victims of the aurora, colorado, theater shooting wanted to change colorado gun laws and now they're stuck with a $200,000 legal bill that will force them into bankruptcy. is that fair? that story next on reality check. (adlib) >>> 7:29 on the nose. a live look outside at downtown san francisco. cloud coverage across the bay area but nice temperatures if you're headed out the door. don't leave yet. 30 more minutes and then we're off the air. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at that microclimate forecast for us. >> it's nice out there. we have some showers developing across the southern part of the state near las vegas and yosemite. expecting showers to stay in the sierra and across southern california. if you are traveling, you may run into wet weather. it will be nice and dry at home

tonight, bob odenkirk, patricia clarkson, and music from tobias jesso jr.o and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you.

this afternoon on martin luther king, jr. way, west of interstate 980.ictures now from the scene. from sky fox 2. you can see the crime area. there have been multiple crime scenes involving several different vehicles. police closed several blocks to traffic. they shut down a freeway exit. ktvu's amber lee is live on the scene with the latest on this active investigation. >> reporter: police just wrapped up a press conference. we are about two blocks down from where it happened. you could see the crime tape. the flashing lights. it started around 2:40 p.m. this afternoon when police spotted a suspect, armed robbery suspect driving a white stolen vehicle in the area of 69th and international in east oakland. they attempted to pull

their investigation led to the 380 block of manage month ago jr.that is where they encountered the suspect who was armed with a rifle shot at the officers striking an store and the officers returned fire, striking the suspect. >> police say they had a report of a sexual assault yesterday evening and that led police officers to the scene. they were trying to make contact with the suspect. the suspect was armed. they have recovered a rifle at the scene. it is part of the evidence. the officer-involved shooting investigation with oakland police and alameda district attorney is now investigating the case. oakland police say they will have another update for us at 7:30 this morning. stick with us. we will have more information. >> now it is time to get an update on the weather conditions with all the fires burning. >> we will see how weather conditions look. >> better this morning. i will have the complete forecast coming up today and tomorrow as the best two days to fine the warming trend on the way and that is in seven minutes. cooling conditions on l

the crapper for the rest of my life. >> wait, you have your -- no, no, no. >>> in 1987, morton downy jra television program that would catch fire and then flame out under two years but not before casting a pal on the political discourse that continues today. in the three decades since downy's foray into television, the media is increasingly polarized and so, too, since. and coincidence? i think not, because too many politicians are taking their cues from the loud mouth successors to curry favor with the successors. and this thursday, on cnn, there is going to be the commentary of the evocateur, and downy's approach was all bark and bombast, and before jerry springer, it was downy cursing at guests and chain smoking on set, and before is sedate hosts like phil donahue and oprah and sally jessy raphael, and many guests or targets of downy's wrath are still familiar faces. >> if i had a fly like you in the white house, i would puke on you. >> and harsh words for the libertarian father rand paul, ron paul. and even as a conservative, he was no fan of shifl ri, and you would receive a woman

in fact, both joe ambrose, his wife, thought that showed, jr. -- joe, jr. had a much better chance of surviving into maturity they and the sickly brother jack and more over based on the i.q. test and performance in school they thought joe was far more intelligent and jack not so much. they loved jackie and gave him a good education did did not anticipate you would enter into public life but joe, jr. was to fulfill the and fulfill political edition of his father and these were ambitions that his bother forever destroyed by essentials lee and his two years as ambassador to save democracy is over the germans will win and we better adopt fascism to get rid of democracy to survive. he said this publicly and he knew he would not be reelected. but to answer your question is yes. >> had they ever considered using a different plane for such a very explosive mission? is seen as it was a well constructed for what they wanted to do what was the rationale? >> the army air force did something even riskier to use planes that were through a lot of combat and not worry the

martin luther king jr. got a "c" in public speaking his first year at the seminary.onsidered him average. a "c" in public speaking for one of the greatest public speakers of all time and there was remarkable news just today about martin luther king jr., the public speaker, specifically about his most famous address ever delivered. it's an amazing discovery unveiled today. that is coming up at the end of our show. >>> we're looking right now at some live pictures from the ronald reagan library in simi valley, california. there you see jeb bush talking about something that is a little walk ard for him, iraq. governor bush has struggled with this topic for months. in may his inability to answer basic questions about his brother's decision to invade. he gave four different answers in four days. he literally had years to prepare. everyone knew the questions were coming and that set off alarm bells. it was perhaps the first big sign that maybe jeb bush was not quite ready for prime time. governor bush's debate performance last week did not much alleviate those concerns. as

a lot. >> dennis, jr. was transferred from county jail to an adult prison when he was 16.an three months later, he hanged himself in his cell. nevlynn said she had noticed a change in the tone of his letters. >> it wasn't him. it wasn't something that he would right. even when i opened the letter, and you know you see eyes and tears falling from it, it was like, what is he going through? like don't do that. you know. it was like, you know, that last cry for help, that's all i got you know what i am saying. >> she says she doesn't know exactly why her brother took his own life. but she says one thing is clear, he never should have been sent to an adult facility. >> you can't sit here and tell me you will be okay with your child, your son mingling with an adult your age. these are babies in prison, you know . ♪ ♪ >> the policies that have september thousands of youth to adult prisons in michigan are now being questioned. but so far, the laws are you main in place . meanwhile, former and current prisoners continue to come forward with allegations . some of them echo the testi

there was a lot of opposition of martin luther king jr. there were billboards all over the south claiming he was a communist. reports from j. ed guard hoover who despised him. so johnson is weary. but you get the evidence that he is an ally. but allies are not necessarily people that go swimming naked in the white house pool, which a lot of people did. allies are people that off get along the least. so they the both have things that they are going for and they both have things that they want. getting to that point is the trick in politics. it's the art of the possible. and you have two men that are exquisite politicians. >> we will hear that conversation and then get joe's thoughts. >> less than 40% of the negroes are registered to vote. >> that's exactly it. i think it's very important that we not say we are doing this and not doing this because it is negroes and whites. but we take the position every person born in this country when they reach a certain age that he have a right to vote, just like he has a right to fight. we just extend i

jr stone with your bay area sports right around the corner. >> vicki: jr stone hosting sports night livements. jr, lots to talk about tonight? >> j.r: we're going to talk about giants. the chicago cubs were to nothing, we will tell you why have been in the show. this purses' araby is starter. he likes taylor swift end of the smashed. >> reporter: tomorrows and going to be cooler. tomorrow 79 san jose made a ease. >> vicki: >> vicki: stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our our next newscast is tonight at 11 o'clock. see you then. goodnight.

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she convinced, it didn't make much, martin luther king jr. to endorse con conyers for office, the only person he ever endorsed for public office. what more do you need to know. what more do you need to know? that the vice president and john conyers are here today with the shared values, the violence against women act that relate to hate crimes, gun safety, all of the things that have been a struggle of security and civil rights and the rest, they have championed to protect us but to protect our rights at the same time. so i just have to tell you this one story. you tell me if it is appropriate or not. i just can't resist. so ron dellhams, now we're going back in history some more, we californians feel proprietier about john conyers. whether it is property or whatever it is. we started the day with him. and he led the prayers in the catholic church this morning. you didn't know that. did you? he began the prayer service. and went on to the black caucus and people were acheering because it was announced he would be swearing in all of the member

year in salt lake and says i really want your support and, jr. says yes the not officially because there was not an official campaign like writing a paper on asian relations of some form but then jon huntsman, jr. feels no one is paying attention to him from the romney campaign not reaching out or returning phone calls he is not feeling used. so mitt romney goes to root tennessee and he writes a note that we have the screen. >> will done in of this. you make is all very proud just a hint of what is to come. respectfully, ed jon. >> for months before the relationship completely obliterated. there on the same page. this was the first top of the election and mitt romney came second in a southern state where they're not expected to do very well. it was an accomplishment. but what happened he wants to be a player in the campaign. . . where he's says her grandfather would be ashamed of you. we have to understand his grandfather is. it's the late apostle of the lds church. his grandfather died a couple of years before that so if you can think of the ans