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>> we have been involved and kevin johnson, the patrol, has been part of the multidisciplinary team. we have been monitoring it. it's not my first trip to st louis, or the first time i've been on the phone or been to the churches or had a chance to speak to elected leaders. we have been monitoring closely. you clearly want solutions, if at all possible to be done as locally as possible. you want folks to feel engaged so you get not merely a short-term operational gain, but more importantly than that, a long-term, you know, trust build. so you want to be in a situation in which you want to at the state level support folks that are out there facing the tough calls and doing this. we watched it carefully. i felt that at this particular point, that the attitudes weren't improving, and that the - that the blocks towards expression appeared to be a flashpoint. and that if we put, you know, some of the - some folks - some people first, that we would be in a better situation. i have been monitoring and felt that this was the appropriate time to make the operational shift. >> real quick, gove

. >>> sacramento mayor kevin johnson nominated jerry brown for the ice bucket challenge. >> but it washat accepted. [ dog barking ] >> he doesn't look very happy about it. that is the governor's welsh corgi doing the ice bucket challenge for him. the challenge has helped raise more than $31 million for the als association. >> not much of a bucket there. [ laughter ] >>> maybe someone should dump some of that ice on the 49ers new stadium turf. and could girl power prevail in the world series? the latest from davis, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> all right, we are going to talk about somebody who has made it on the cover of sports illustrated and really, really making a name for herself. >> knocking off the giants from the leader board. >> great stuff. how big is 13-year-old sennation mo'ne davis? the little league cover girl for sports illustrated had an autographed baseball on ebay up to $500 tonight. mo'ne davis in philadelphia facing las vegas in the middle league world series. nevada up 1-0. in second. davis goes deep off davis, make it 3-0. davis goes two and a third as las vegas wo

. >>> governor brown passed on an ice bucket challenge from sacramento mayor kevin johnson.ort of. he had a stand-in for him. video was posted on facebook from sutter brown. this is sutter. he is the governor's welsh corky, pour little guy. the dog stood in front of the capital and had a small bucket of ice dumped on it. doesn't look like a liked it. the ice bucket challenge has helped raise more than $31 million for the als association. >>> well, we have all seen a lot of strange stuff dumped alongside freeways but this afternoon, in the south bay, chopper 5 captured a stuffed animal spill. dozens of stuffed critters laying along the shoulder. >> no! >> 680 near 101 in san jose. it's not clear how the little fellas got there. >> hopefully a bunch of kids aren't going to bed lonely. >> traumatizing for the people driving by. my teddy! >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> we have scott pelley in new york. >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. as you reported, president obama was angry and defiant today as he vowed ju

confined to a media pan and at least six journalist were arrested for attempting to do their job kevin johnson what's the reason for ordering the press out what's the reason border guard boats robredo that's your president i did not. take your bar where are all the revival of it and i don't want. you i don't care to question i just asked a question that's right the way life totals was circling in a walking with very little saw those were all the photos photos and butts of the officer and decided that circles were not big enough he decided that he got handcuffed the rubber all to. roughly two hundred ten people have reportedly been arrested since the august tenth protests began including nineteen year old holocaust survivor hedy epstein. police has and tried to incite the people in ferguson of the people that come to the demonstrations. so if they become more violent then the police will become even more violent that will be their excuse criticism surrounding heavy handed police tactics deepened wednesday when a few miles from ferguson another black man who allegedly shoplifted from a store was

. >>> sacramento mayor kevin johnson nominated jerry brown for the ice bucket challenge. >> but it was dog that accepted. [ dog barking ] >> he doesn't look very happy about it. that is the governor's welsh corgi doing the ice bucket challenge for him. the challenge has helped raise more than $31 million for the als association. >> not much of a bucket there. [ laughter ] >>> maybe someone should dump some of that ice on the 49ers new stadium turf. new stadium turf. and could girl power prevail in you got a little something on the back of your shoe there. a price tag! danger! price tag alert! oh. hey, guys. price tag alert! is this normal? well, progressive is a price tag free zone. we let you tell us what you want to pay, and we help you find options to fit your budget. where are they taking him? i don't know. this seems excessive! decontamination in progress. i don't want to tell you guys your job, but... policies without the price tags. now, that's progressive. how did it become absent-mindedly to snacking? eating one after the next, after the next? so predictable and so unsatisfyin

. >> i booked kevin johnson, jackson, i'm sorry because i wanted him, he was the one who was saying keep calm let's get the facts. i talked to him. this information came out. i've been watching this stuff nonstop. this police chief thomas jackson from ferguson, at one point did say that the officers there were responding because there was a call -- they were doing the sick call. there was a robbery at the convenience store and they were responding. at one point he said that. i heard him say that. whether or not he back tracked on it the second time, i'm just baffled. taking it one step further and releasing this video that he says quote i've been sitting on for six days and then releases the name darren wilson, i have a hard time saying this ferguson police department has bungled this thing and the basis for a lot of the angst in ferguson. captain ron johnson kept the peace last night. he kept the peace. i'm sure he's scratching his head how am i supposed to handle this when the ferguson police department is -- listen, i think they are screwing it up. they need to sit down, get together,

they want their kids to be able to go to school, as kevin johnson has talked about quite a bit. but where is the tension coming from welcome people reported long-standing tension with the police. i spoke with someone who was talking about the disparity between the number of african-americans who are pulled over in traffic spots and the number of white folks. they're aware of it. they're aware of numbers and the numbers of police officers. they say as we've said in the beginning predominant white police officers. 53 officers, three of african-american and the rest white. in the community that is 66% black, this is a community, and there is a lot of history here, tony. the community nearby kinloch, an all-black community in the state of missouri. over the years there was a change with reasons for that. many people feel they were forced out of that community. over time the inversion of white population and black population, police force, they say these tensions have been simmer for a while. >> can i add onto your comments about the feeling here of many in the community that these t

. >>> well, sacramento mayor kevin johnson nominated governor jerry brown for the ice bucket challenge it was sutter brown who accepted. >> awww. >> that's not right. the governor's welch corgi standing in for him here in front of the state capital. the ice bucket challenge has helped to raise more than $31 million for the als association. >> sutter saying, what? i didn't agree to this! >> no kidding. >>> 5:20 right now. the san francisco giants accomplished something an mlb team has not done in a very long time. after the break, the big victory that will allow them to finish their shortened games with the cubs. ,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: if you're like me, you've been working like a dog all year. but don't camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. mattress discounters labor day sale is ending soon! rest those tired bones on a queen size serta mattress and box spring set. right now, they're just $397. get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point, but this sale ends soon. ♪ mattress discounters >>> good morning. we have a couple of

general who was fired when he investigated president obama's friend in sacramento, the mayor, kevin johnson, and the department of justice cited, wasn't worthwhile, checking out people waving batons because they happen to be black bottom but if you want to check the i.d. of a black person, you're racist. what we have here obviously at this point is a criminal administration. we're seeing it every day. the only problem with the book i had to stop writing at some point. what we're watching on the southern border is in my opinion the single most grave threat to national security that we have seen over the course of this president si and that's saying a hell of lock we that presidency surrendered iraq, and signed a nuclear deal in iran. we're watching on the southern boardary threat to the very existence of the it's, and it is specifically -- there are people who are out there folks on the left, and -- it's incredible the skewed view of folks on the left. truly astonishing. somebody wrote a column in u.s.a. today saying this is obama's katrina. this is obama's katrina. -no, it's not obama's kat

enforcement before what they're doing and what they're doing to do is, um, um, they try to -- kevin johnson. >> yes? >> i was wondering, what are you going to do differently tonight? are you still going to roll in there with armored vehicles and police and full body gear or will you have a different appearance? can you have an overview of that? >> we'll go back and assess today and we'll start from today. we're not going to look back in the past and when we talk about boots on the ground, my boots are going to be on the ground and actually i plan on tonight myself walking to the quick trip that has been called ground zero and meeting with the folks there myself tonight and so we are going have a different approach and have the approach that we're in this together and so that's going to be the approach that we'll have tonight and look at our resources and make sure we're not taking resources out there that we don't need, but when we do need those resources they will still be here, but we'll just reassess and we plan on trying to keep it it open today and let people speak and hear what they'r

before the evidence is even in for the inspector general who was fired in sacramento, the mayor kevin johnsonwas fired unceremoniously in the case of the new black panthers in which it just wasn't worthwhile checking of people waving batons outside of holy places. if you want to check an i.d. if a black person than you are racist. so what we have here obviously at this point is criminal administration. the only problem with the book as i had to start writing it at some point. what we watch on the southern border is obviously my opinion the single most grave threat to national security that we've seen over the course of the presidency and that's a lot considering the president should surrender iraq to a terrorist. under senate border is safe for to the very existence of the united states didn't specifically it is incredibly skewed view of folks on the left, truly astonishing. someone wrote a column saying that this obama's katrina? no, it is not a bonus katrina. that would be a hurricane, an act of god. he shows that he cheered for president bush. it's not wildly comparable. president obama cr

and the governor and kevin johnson answered some of those concerns. >> jesse jackson, you and i go back 30, 40 years in watching racial divides in this country. i think a lot of people were surprised a town with 21,000 people could have such a majority african-american population and have three african-american police officers. is that typical around the country? >> it's not typical, and it does not work. i really want to say captain ron johnson made himself eligible to be the next police chief of ferguson. he's handled himself in such a way that he's brought calm to a very chaotic situation. i would submit to you that why there's the absence of noise and peace in the presence of justice. until you have a fair share of police, men, women, black and white, and judges and firemen and the budget, you'll not have real peace in that situation. i think captain johnson to be commended. >> and what has to happen next, jesse jackson, in this community? we need answers, don't we, as to the original incident and what happened to michael brown. >> the fact of the matter is that the police have rele

>> kevin johnson, the mayor from sacramento and the president of the united states conference of mayorsther and inequality task force, where he had mayor de blasio chairing it, i am vice chairing it. we spoke about a roadmap about how to get equality when it comes to income. hashe last 40 years, there been a huge gap growing. what i am seeing in boston is that there is a gap between the middle class and the poor. .e came up with a roadmap we come up with some ideas yesterday on how to try to battle the speculative but. daye was a report the other -- battle this back in little bit. there was a report the other day. look to walsh, when you the south side of your boston harbor, you see the success of higher education investment in jobs. your wonderful tech district. how do you find investment for lower wage, blue-collar jobs? >> we are talking to some of the tech or jobs because the run manufacturing jobs that go along with that were people did not necessarily need higher education. we are trying to work with them to complement businesses to come to other parts of our city. it comes down t

. >> i was kind of shocked that kevin durant, magic johnson tweeted about me. >> reporter: in a week, this average teen transformed into a national sensation. davis says she wishes her teammates got more attention. like this guy. jared. >> as the mother of a pitcher, it is pretty terrifying. >> reporter: i spoke with his mother, allison, and older sister, sadie. they say from the stands, with 30,000-plus, it's beyond nerve-racking. >> you know your child's out there alone, and it's scary. it's scary to watch. >> reporter: what do you tell him? >> i tell him he can do no wrong. >> we're in a bubble and trying to stay in the bubble. >> reporter: it's this come r d comrade. >> we're like a major league team. >> reporter: with major league pressure. listen, speaking of the weather right now it's clear over the stadium. that's going to change tomorrow. there is some rain in the nbc 10 forecast during game time around 7:30. with that said, i talked to tournament officials. they said they're going to meet with the committee and decide whether to delay the game or reschedule. if that happens,

on any given day, you see kevin johnson out there. he is hugging people, shaking hands.is surrounding him. residents are surrounding him. protesters are surrounding him, barking questions at him, occasional insult, and he handles it with grace and poise. there is a big difference. last night there seemed to be a great deal of restraint before the tear gas was fired. days ago during one of the worst nights i saw one bottle fly and heard it hit one of the police trucks and within 20 seconds, they were unloading tear gas canisters. last night there were several bottles thrown at officers and they used restraint. i think that's directly connected to captain johnson. he is of this community and sees himself as one of them. he has marched with these protesters and understands he wants the community to move on. one person mentioned that, you know, something about mike brown is no longer -- he said i want to make sure all the mike browns in this community have opportunities. it's a big difference of him being there and what we had before. >>> white house announced attorney gener

. >> thank you chairperson johnson i'll tell you that kevin and other folks from the lanar have been thinking about how to promote and market the shipyard you've seen the san francisco shipyard established in 1870 we've done a really good job of the marketing for the shipyard i'm sure you're aware of their shown here their subject to the change and not employed to the final architecture finish i wouldn't be surprised if they're thinking about the color esteems e schemes but syncing them. i'll let verp can talk about the design concept and danny lanar would like to speak >> your comment is appropriate we've got the same concerns first of all, when we talked to the architect we wanted them to look at the composite not to have conflict and veronica will speak to that as your heard her speak previously there was a desire for them to not conflict against the other architecture of the buildings and that's one of their sensitivities in trying to make this a bold statement but not incorporating a lot of what i call few few but from lanars prospective we've recommissioned the overall master p

kevin: that was an 11-yard run. so the shoe lace takes him out of the game momentarily. and barner back in going nowhere. nico johnson in on the tackle. when you're fozzy whittaker, you have three guys clearly in front of you with jonathan stewart and deangelo williams and tolbert right there in front of you, but there's still room. second down and webb. he's got a completion to underwood. he gets down to the 39. marcus van dyke after a five-yard catch. >> kevin: joe webb trying to show you he belongs after a good week last week. third down and five. pressure and webb still on his feet and now swarmed and the ball comes loose. and they're going to blow it dead. they're going to blow it dead. webb really got slammed to the ground there by three kansas city chiefs. walker, the former raider, was there first. now the chiefs will have to put it away. >> john: vance walker was in there. look at joe webb. this is the life of an nfl quarterback. grasp and control. joe webb still fighting till the very end. jerome boger calls it dead right there. >> kevin: frankie hammond back deep for kansas city. it's actually jordan gay t

kevin that -- even if robert kennedy had lived. the second is your contention that president johnson would toe came very close reconsidering or renegingn his statement that he would not run. could you elaborate? i these are among the things elaborate and the book. most of the book is kind of a narrative of characters and events. honestly, i would have to be awful not to make a book about the 1968 election interesting because it was a time when political giants strode the earth and to be events were astonishing. but 2 of the what else. what if robert kennedy had lived? our view of, kennedy has a book, romanticized as with his brother. if only he had lived surely he would've been a democratic nominee for president. surely he would've been nominated for president and only good things would've happened. i think that is a cultural thing. truth is, a cause the nominee process for the political parties had not been opened up, conventions were controlled by state party leaders, big-city and a, union leaders, southern governors. at that time, all of whom were democrats. they were not going to nominate robert kennedy. at the time of kennedy's d

johnson was defeated 7-6-2 during this cool afternoon in august. the city open tournament. they loved it. not this scorching heat we usually get. kevin anderson, the first set, returned with a big yell there. american came back strong and won the second set in the tie breaker. tiger woods was back on the golf course trying to resurrect his game. he's still trying to resurrect his game. second round in the bridgestone invitational. he had three birdies and also four bogeys. one of them on 18. he's 1 under, i believe for the tournament, and 10 strokes behind the lead of sergio garcia. >> dustin johnson has been suspended six months by the p.g.a. tour after testing positive for cocaine. and mark turgen has lost his sixth player since the last season of basketball. trayvon reeds scholarship was pulled after he was >> final look at the forecast. >> we're going to have scattered showers at times. not a washout in the metro area. temperatures about 81. it will be very rainy at the beach. we'll check more weather for you tonight at 11:00. >> "abc world news" coming up next. >>> twok "world news." tonight, ebola emergency. our dr. richard bes

kevin jackson is with us. when i first heard the eyewitnesses including dorian johnson, i thought, wow, shot in the back, had hisds up. couple other people corroborated. i have the impression this is a situation that i have not seen. now we get more information, every bit of the storyline seems to now shift. we have a broken orbital eye socket of the police officer, severe wounds on the face, eyewitnesses now saying that on two occasions the officer was bum rushed by michael brown, pushed into the car, a struggle for the gun, then he ran at him. now, if those stories are true, that would be justifiable use of force. very different narratives. but diametrically opposed. >> right. >> what are the people to think about this? >> well i think, sean, the biggest issue with this is who set the narrative. when you look at how the media covered it and how everybody sort of led -- they profered the idea that michael brown was a choir boy, he was a good kid on his way to college, meaning he had a future. then all of a sudden it's very difficult to tear that narrative down. and i think the left got in front of this thing be

johnson collects the pass, settles it down, beats the keeper. d.c. united wins 2-0. atop the eastern conference with 46 points. >>> over on the hardwood, it's good to be kevin durant.lose to offering him a contract worth $285 million. today nike matched that offer and their deal would be as high as $300 million. money well earned for kevin durant, one of the best players in the nba. >> as you said those words, we could hear the thunder rolling through. let's get the latest. >> i'm tracking this line of thunderstorms moving through the area. i'll be tracking it until just after 9:00, rain, lightning, potentially strong winds. severe thunderstorm warning continues for parts of washington, prince george's and ann run dell counties. it will feel like 100 during the afternoon tomorrow when you factor in the humidity. follow me for updates tonight. >>> that's going to do it for us. "nightly" is up next. >>> on this sunday night, fighting back. usair power helps seal a victory over isis militants in one key iraqi town as proeb faces growing pressure to do more. >>> plus, an american city that is a fertile recruiting ground for islamic exemists. >>> out of balance. an nfl

johnson's mother in a head-on collision with a drunk driver. breaking new details, now, on "extra." >>> nascar tragedy. the shocking video of champion racer tony stewart, hitting and killing fellow driver kevin ward. could the nascar superstar face jail time? >>> the kardashians robbed. the hunt for the thieves today. and kim steals the red carpet at the teen cic

-- it is not the way it used to be where the people like lyndon johnson and dirksen worked for the betterment of the country. host: kevinliamson, is it because of washington, d.c., and how it works that we have an eximbank -- ex-i am bank? guest: sure this is what they call in economics the concentrated benefit and disburse cost. if you look what the bank cost the american taxpayer, even if you accounted for it the way it should be, not a huge amount of money. not compared to things like social security, medicare, medicaid, defense, and those things. but it's very, very important to a small number of people who benefit from it. so if the average cost to a taxpayer is a third of a penny every year, but the average benefit to a company is a few tens or hundreds of millions of dollars, they are going to fight very hard for it. that doesn't make it a good policy. in fact, it almost ensures the survival of bad policies. but it is interesting to see the way the politics have shaken out on this where you have -- again barack obama used to be fairly vociferous opponent of this and describing it accurately for once in his life a

kevin yoder of kansas tweed's enjoyed speaking with fellow rotarians at rotary club of shawnee mission, kan. today. forty-nine years ago today, the voting rights act was signed into law. president johnsonality, gay-rights, and sexual assault. also a look on campaign finance and the super -- super pac "ready for hillary" >> one of the things that is unique about this organization is we are not so -- it would be presumptuous to think that "ready for hillary" could dictate what hillary sentence message will be. this is not a campaign that is focused on building grass-roots army in building grass-roots infrastructure. for every time that hillary goes out and gives a speech about her recent things that have happened in voter suppression we are accurate -- echoing that. giving people opportunities to really join the efforts that she is promoting. really using her as a force of personality. a lot of what you see as things that we have done a lot of testing on and that people respond to. she is an inspiring figure. >> wants more from this year's annual conference tonight on c-span beginning at 8:00 eastern. meanwhile tonight here on c-span2 watched book tv in prime time with a focus on marijua