kurt: he did not. we were the only ones, we believe at this point, who were willing to go the extra mile. i'm interning -- have an internship with the u.s. capital historical society, and recently we put on a dinner honoring the house ways and means committee. i had a chance after the dinner to talk with the new committee chair paul ryan and i discussed how i was the one to possibly 66it only 66 -- visit all graves. it came up about rockefeller and he said, it is on private family property, how did you do it? i said that we had the connections. i didn't tell him that it was because the tree connected with the fence but semantics. brian: you have to be careful with the vice president henry wilson because there are several cemeteries in the area. kurt: there are a few cemeteries on that street. sometimes it is harder to find certain ones. the presidents were all pretty easy. i don't think we had any problems finding a presidential burial site. vice presidents, at times. his is a very small, diminutive gr

kurt: twice. once in april of 2005 when former president bill clinton came to prominence -- came to providence. he waited outside a bookstore. he waited out again when former secretary clinton. brian: why does he do it? kurt: he is doing it for me, so he wants me to have a better appearance. he describes how we looked when we met former president clinton is probably like a homeless man. better, notto be have bags under my eyes. brian: let's watch this video, and i would suggest to our audience that they watch the face of hillary clinton. at theunlikely face sam's club of all places. armor secretary of state, hillary clinton -- former secretary of state hillary clinton signed copies of her latest book for those waiting hours for some face time. kurt: my father got here last night and was the very first person in line. he has been years since midnight and hasn't slept for probably 26 hours. >> dion, a 19 euro history major, also did something bold -- a 19-year-old history major, also did something b

respectfully submitted kurt nobel bloodsworth a. i. m. an innocent man. >> he became a prolife ig reader and came across a story about a approach. science saved you. >> in the end it was d.n.a. >> reporter: bloodsworth was the first person in the united states exonerated by d.n.a. testing. which found that kurt didn't kill dawn hamilton. it was sitting in the cell. it was end of april. >> a guard stuck a poist-it note. i'll never forget it. >> it's urgent. call your attorney. and they go kurt, you're innocent, man, you're innocent. >> i know that. when are you going to get me out of here? >> the d.n.a. evidence proved not only that bloodsworth didn't do it, but another prisoner was the real killer. kimberley resembled the original description. kurd bloodsworth case was one the city and county police declined to talk about. his name is a reminder to other police prosecutors about what can go wrong. >> there's no police officers, prosecutors and judge that wants to punish the person. the internal affairs unit of department. >> how good are

c-span, q and a with kurt dion, creator of the webpage kurt's historic sites.com.er, another chance to see presidential candidate scott walker in new hampshire. followed by presidential candidate bobby jindal at this weekend's iowa state fair. >> this week on qa day, 20-year-old college student kurt deion. since age nine, he has been visiting the graves of presidents and vice presidents. he talks about those visits, his interest in american history, and what it was like meeting president bill and hillary clinton. brian: you have a website

kurt: kurt's historic website is a website where i detail the accounts, i have the accounts of all myifferent trips to presidential and vice presidential burial sites, presidential homes, libraries. different gravesites. i have interesting facts about the different individuals whose gravesites i have been to because also, not just showing the different sites i have been to, but it is also supposed to be a learning tool. brian: how old are you? kurt: 20 years old. brian: where are you in school? kurt: presently, i am a rising senior at bryant university in smithfield, rhode island. brian: what is your major? kurt: i am a history major, one of the few at bryant. it is a very small history department but a very good history department and i have actually the only history major graduating from bryant next year.

>> new scene from quentin tarantino's new movie with kurt russell, but first, the funeral.s in the family's inner circle confirmed to "e.t." a memorial service is planned, nothing set but could be held in three to four weeks. meanwhile, how about this? his son with kathie lee gifford tweeted this shot of dad said meeting his great grandchild, frank, a grad of university of >>> amy schumer's global takeover now spread to berlin where she just had the premiere of "trainwreck" but check this out. they changed the name of the movie to "dame queen". >> i don't know if i'm digging that title, but i do love this one. "the hateful eight." that's quentin tarantino's new movie. we spoke to actors back at comic-con but now we have the first scene. >> she's wanted dead or alive for murder. the sun comes out, i'm kicking this woman to heck. >> you're looking for a little -- >> we all know who's the toughest of the bunch. >> no doubt about that. >> jennifer holds her own, basically the only girl in the newest violent stylized tarantino western. kurt russell is a bounty hunt we are a bad

nbcs kurt gregory is there with the latest. >> therefore you go. >> reporter: besides it corn dogs and carnival rides, candidates for president are a draw at the iowa fair. they are flipping burgers, shaking hands and wooing voters. >> i hear we need new leadership and ability to get something done. >> jeb bush dropped a corn kernel in his own jar. >> we'll find out later. this is a long haul. >> reporter: he hammered hillary. >> clinton doesn't have integrity and can't tell the truth. if she's not doing anything wrong, be honest about it and show. >> reporter: clinton is in iowa with pressure from democratic voters. >> if somebody told me six months ago i wouldn't be supporting hillary i wouldn't believe it. >> reporter: another story of classified information on the private server she used as secretary of state. and the rise of bernie sanders, a new hampshire poll showing him in the lead, leaving some democrats to push for a run from joe biden or al gore. >> i was excited to hear that. i'm sorry to hear it's just a rumor. >> i don't see how she can run. she's got bigger problems than

i think kurt has to be the man this year. tom: he's talking about kurt cousins, and a lot of fans would refer the backups rather than rgiii. rgiii went down, he has been diagnosed with a concussion. reporting live, i'm tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: we were not supposed to be having that conversation right now. we'll have more from the game coming up, robert burton is back there with more highlights and the injury and everything that happened in the game. also ahead here on abc 7 news at 11:00, searching your bags at the movie theater. a new step to keep you safe. plus another shark attack in the carolinas. and new information about the condition of the victims there. and he already admitted to molestation. now a new bombshell has josh dug gar apologizing. detail -- ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. leon: josh duggar is telling the world he's a hypocrite. he's now admitting he was unfaithful to his wife and live

. >> i know collin had the much celebrated, well chronicled workout with kurt warner in the offseason and this is a big year for him. for years we heard the label potential. at some point it becomes time to shed the potential label and move on to the next level. do you feel collin is at that point? >> i mean, colin kaepernick is very early in his career. he's played in the super bowl. colin kaepernick has never been broke. okay? colin kaepernick is a guy that busts his tail all the time trying to get better and that's what he's done. we talk about him going away this year in the summer. when the new cba came out, there's a block of time there coaches are not allowed to be with their players. colin kaepernick came into the nfl after that cba was signed. his rookie year he went to atlanta and worked out. his second year he went to miami and worked out and got better at things. his third year he went to arizona and worked out and got better at things. and you know, i keep talking about the list of things. he and geep meet after the season, they put the list down. geep has his list, colin

we saw kurt cousins taking practice this morning with the first team offense.den says cousins simply outplayed his counterparts the last few weeks. cousins says after four years in this league he's learned that things can change in an instant. >> welcome to the quarterback to the nfl. i walked in the jacksonville game last year week two in the 1st quarter. you just don't know what's going to happen. the minute you have preconceived notions you get yourself into bltroue. i come in here and control my attitude and my pressure and if i do that, the rest takes care of itself. >> reporter: there have been no discussions about letting griffin go. he reportedly took the news in stride today. cousins said griffin and colt mccoy were classy in their responses, but what about the rest of the team? frank hanrahan was in the locker room to get their reaction. >> reporter: well, with word this is now officially kirk's team for the upcoming football season redskins reaction in the locker room, i got to tell you i get the feeling this team is already fatigued over the quarter

did i mention kurt? >> me? >> i'm tom shillue.♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> thumbs. >> have a good weekend. see you monday. >> that's the new one. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. after a debate in cleveland, watched by 24 million people here on fox, republican presidential candidates are in atlanta tonight for a gathering of conservatives. we will have that story in a minute. >>> but first the breaking news. new details on a story we broke last night involving one of america's most dangerous enemies. an even more questions about president obama's iran nuclear deal. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with our top story.

legendary pitcher kurt skilling schilling is in hot water. it got him benched from espn. >> he didn't expect this to happen on the first day of school. >> my third grade teacher came in and was about to take me out and put me back in the 3rd grade. >> why the mom says the school is wrong. >> get your roster ready. how much fantasy football is going to cost the company this year? ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. before i had the shooting, these feet grew up in a family diabetic of boys... married my high school sweetheart... and pursued a degree in education. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain. lyrica may c

kurt joins me right now.such an ambitious project from facebook that, you know, the idea of gaining internet through the entire world. what's behind it? >> all right charles. so here's the deal on heels of mark zuckerberg under criticism for facebook spending going up 82% over the last year in this last -- last quarter reporting. driving the stock down they're showing some evidence here of where their money is going an ambitious project. they're trying to reach what are essentially two and a half billion people around the globe who do not have regular mobile access to the internet. this thing will go up, this giant plane, drone, powered by solar panels lifted by balloons to altitude of about 90,000 feet. it will sit there for about three months until it comes back down. all along being unmanned and simply beaming internet via lasers back to the earth picking them up and trance mitting them to other places acting like a satellite would. >> here's the thing, though, kurt, they say that they don't have any inten

[laughter] speaker of house kurt dowd. kurt: thank you so much, steve for hosting us here. it is absolutely a wonderful facility that you run. we are so proud to have you as an employer here in the state of minnesota. i am very excited to have governor scott walker in minnesota. governor walker is a bold, conservative reformer. he has bought unbelievable policies that have turned out the duster and around the state of wisconsin. governor walker came in and lowered taxes to spur growth. more than $300 million of fraud and waste eliminated. he turned the state of wisconsin around. i'm very proud that he has come to minnesota to announce his obamacare reforms. there really is no better place than here in minnesota to announce these reforms. we have seen the worst of the worst of obamacare here in minnesota. have lostnnesotans their health care coverage because obamacare. people lost the choice that they have. in some cases, in many parts of the state, they have only one option for health coverage. all the while, democrats gave the obamacare executives in minnesota bonuses to r

kurt the cyber guy says don't do it just yet.next. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like... my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! time for a new routine.eartburn flare-ups? try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. >>> hold off getting your next iphone. that's because apple is set for a major announcement in a few weeks. kurt the cyber guy joins us from los angeles with details that perhaps you'll not hear anywhere else. kurt, don't buy anything right now? >> i would say hold off. september 8th, 9th might be the magic date. good morning to you. we're talking about the iphone 6s and the iphone 6s plus. the two models are expected to be announced and a lot faster than the current iphones. the other thing we can look forward to is technology force touch screen on it. not just touch it and have one th

espn suspended kurt schilling. he tweeted out a photographic that showed hitler.e print tes it's only 5 to 10% of muslims are extremist and down in the bottom of 1940 said only 7% of germans were nazis. how did that go? the math is staggering when you get to the true numbers. a couple of minutes later he deleted it and a little while after that, he got suspended. >> so then he apologized. look, that was an offensive tweet. any big company as you know has a social media policy, when you offend two large groups of people on your social media when you are supposed to be calling a game for the world series. you are going to have a problem and my husband works for espn. it's a happy place for him. the kids love it there. i might be partial here but i do believe that these are two different situations. chris carter was asked by the nfl to talk about how he hit rock bottom, those his techniques are controversial in terms of how to stay out of crime. he was asked by the nfl to do that. he did not take it to social media as kurt schilling did. two different situations. bot

. >> kurt floats our boat.nd we're fighting off the back to school stuff, that's right around the corner. >> seen the stores? back to school this and that. denialed me to morning. >> i love the staples ad. ♪ it's the most wonderful time ♪ and the dad is so happy that the kids are going back to school. >> anyway, you got another week or two in some cases before the kids go back to school. maybe a month if you're lucky. >> start sharpening the pencils. >>> also today is the monday before the thursday debate, and clayton in store. >> good morning clayton, all of you at home today. we're beginning with a fox news alert for you. the hunt for a cop killer is on. memphis police now expanding the search for this man, after officer sean bolton was gunned down on the job. brand new information now emerging about the fateful moments leading to his death. >> ainsley earhart is live with the latest, good morning, ainsley. >> good morning, thank you. the gunman should be considered armed and dangerous. 29 yeerd tramaine wilb

--t the forward kurt assumes kurt assumes and i'm looking at the bloomberg page. tom: i like that.s the active forward kurt for all countries. fed ratears, the should be a 1.5% to if we get there in 2017, there should be no market reaction. the forward into curve. i know that is a little bit complicated, but all it says is that a sickly investors expect funds to be at 1.5% two years from now. anything less is positive for the market. and more is negative. totalre you managing for return or fighting for principle to grab the coupons you can get? how is bill gross managing day-to-day given the back-and-forth that we see?? bill: at the moment, i am managing risk off. that is the dominant flavor of what i'm doing. centuryfor over half a that investors have been used to finance base capital, which has always provided a near guarantee return. bank bailing them out or simply through the dynamic movement of the capitalism. now with interest rates so low, i think we have to question whether a positive carry produces positive returns going forward. sense a deflationary world, around much of

kurt in georgia. kurt. >> caller: jimbo, bud vasco, a company that provided authentication and digital solutions, vasco. it looks like it has a potential to grow. recently it took a nosedive after a class action lawsuit way announced. now the stock is trading around 17.50. the last earnings received overall positive in the company, what's your opinion on long term or short term? >> right now you understand i should have mentioned this at the very top, one of the most heated areas of the whole market is, indeed, cyber security. and people are just paying less for the growth of this kind of company or for palo alto networks. that's what i'm talking about. the metaphor is we're not paying for even the best growth stocks on earth, which were disney going into this sex. so what are we going to pay for the ones that aren't the best. these market sales do bring the prices down where investors might be willing to pay. when it comes to disney, we have to wait until it's too low to ignore. unfortunately, we are

what kind of strides did he make in the answer from his mentor kurt warner.and the giants did all they could sunday, but once it enough again the rangers to keep their hot streak alive in find out next in sport. my name is kieran griffin. i work here at five star auto care in rocklin california. a lot of thought was put into the change to solar and we couldn't have done it without pg&e. pg&e is very committed to clean energy. working with five star auto care we looked at how we could make their business more energy efficient and save them money in the long run. with solar we have saved about 85% on our energy cost. with this extreme drought we're using the savings from our solar system to save every last drop of water. if you are looking for ways to save energy your first step is to call pg&e. together, we're building a better california. >>> the newest member of the giants, mike laekeake, making his debut today but a strong outing on the mound wasn't wackedbacked up on the plate. a rubber match between the giants and the rangers. mike leake started his first

kurt russell is a bounty hunt we are a bad reputation. >> when the hang man gets you, you hang. >> none us would have been going without complaining. probably quitting. >> you've definitely seen other of the hateful eight. bruce durn. a new recruit like jennifer. >> i never felt anyone was holding back with me or treating me differently. so i really just got to be one of the guys. >> got room for one more. >> can't forget samuel l. jackson who starred in four other tarantino films. >> quentin trusts me with his words. he trusts me to find the character inside of his stories. it's a privilege. >> can't wait for this one. we also tell you that channing tatum has a surprise role in this movie. >>> up next, she's at it again. we have kim k.'s latest attempt to break the internet. this naked instagram. hear her message to the haters. >>> and our girl plus size model. ashley graham, her crusade for all women to be sexy. >> finally! >>> plus, stephen colbert talks about his new show, booking clooney and our "e.t." flashback with him and jon stewart. >> i think i weighed 130 pounds. that's ahea

with kurt&a -- "q&a" deion discussing his visits to presidential gravesites.er, the japanese prime minister's speech memory the 70th anniversary of world war ii -- speech commemorating the 70th anniversary of world war ii. >> this week on "q&a," 20-year-old college student kurt deion. since age nine, mr. deion has been visiting the graves of presidents and vice presidents. he talks about those visits, his interest in american history, and what it was like meeting bill and hillary clinton.

. >> reporter: kurt made sure to set an alarm to wake up. he said the hayward faults helped him out. >> you didn't need the alarm this morning. >> reporter: didn't need the alarm. the epicenter feet from his house. >> it was a strong jolt. >> reporter: the quake was felt all over the bay area. the security camera caught these guys enjoying their sleep when the first shock came, and then the next. in this video, you see a startled bane after a quake shook the room. >> is that an earthquake i just felt. >> i don't think so. >> i think it was. >> reporter: in san francisco, radio host fernando and greg were mid broadcast when they felt the quake. >> what do you do, i grew up in texas. >> reporter: in berkeley. >> i was shaking, like wobbly. >> reporter: most people shelter under tables, these guys decided to get in their car. >> we decided just to check the place out. >> reporter: looking around, there was no visible damage. we checked with several markets and it was the same story with the exception of a safeway in montclair, the only casualty

. - then why is your name ttooed on her back - i'm special agent kurt weller. - please tell me you know what's going on. - she can't remember who she is. her entire life is a blind spot. - thes wtattoos e the only key that she has to who she miggt be or who she might have been. - someone took away my whole life. - my character, kurt weller, he really does start to trust her and care for her. - it's sort of a road map to certain events that might harm others. - and each week, we discover something different about who jane doe is. hey, wait, what is this one right here? i haven't seen that one yet. - that's 'cause it's behind your left ear, and i sent it off to transl-- - [speaking chinese] thatgs an address and a datea - thso y speak chinese? she might be just the most portant resource we've ever had. - i'm coming with you. you know i can help. - throughout the s ies, we sort of start to see what she's capable of. - iwe think she might have been special ops. - that'd explain

kurt, this is what i was fascinated with.our contributors has this reporting that apparently big money republican donors are seriously considering ways to pay for anti-trump tv ads. basically, this would be like a post labor day anti-trump ad campaign. what do you make of that move? >> well, that's silly, brooke. we're not talking about reason or facts. donald trump voted for barack obama. he gave money to hillary clinton. we are not going to talk to people like lou out of this. lou who supports an insurgence see against these anti-establishment guys, he's angry. he's mad. he's lashing out. look, donald trump is the fault of the republican establishment. absolutely and completely. but he's not the answer. this is a guy who fought for obama. >> when you talk to the republican establishment, they are like, he's not part of our tent, get him away, start throwing the punches now. that's what they'll tell you. >> no. trump isn't part of the republican establishment. i'm not even sure he's a republican. he certainly wasn't a few ye

i don't know -- kurt you want to add anything? or . . . if you have any particular questions -- the doctor can fix my mistakes. >>> former president jimmy carter as ever laughing, joking, smiling, even as he announces that he has melanoma and the cancer has spread from his liver to four areas of his brain. he will begin radiation treatment this afternoon. he says he is ready for anyone. i want to bring in physician and medical journalist to sort of unpack a lot of information. first of all thank you for being with us. jimmy carter is 90 years old. he begins radiation treatment this afternoon. what does that mean? >> well, i'm really relieved to hear he has melanoma and not pancreatic cancer. he tolerated already a surgery at the age of 90, the liver surgery to have the mass removed, so -- >> that was on august 3rdrd. >> and that speaks highly of his general medical condition, you can't be extremely frail and tolerate that kind of surgery. so i think that's quite promising that he has already cleared the first hurdle in treatments. >> radia

video from morgan hill kurt ty of this web cam. >> sky above santa cruz video from mountain tam camera facing south. storm quickly from monterey bay to the northeast. >> east bay hills camera showing pitch fork of lightning over oakland tonight. >> i'm am machlt lightning is becoming dangerous. >> 7 news reporter is live in san jose where bolt of light new england struck a tree that crashed in a house. >> yes. the residents of this home say the light new england and thunder struck at the exact same time. that's usually a sign that the light new england is right on top of you. let me show you what is left of what was the tallest red wad tree in this neighborhood. the entire top of that tree explode nude hundreds of pieces on the ground. just to give you a reference. neighbors say the tree was taller than about 95 of feet. it happened around 9:30 tonight. neighbors say it was a quick storm with little rain that blew through the area near san jose international airport. the strike knocked out the power to several homes around here and there are a lot of large splinter of redwood tree scat

. >> this sunday night on q&a, 20-year-old college student kurt ion has been visiting the grace of viceand president since he was 9:00 -- since he was nine years old and documents those. he talks about that. >> the one great site that everyone has trouble getting to is the rockefeller gravesite. >> vice president for ford. >> how did you do it? to waitre able to get through what my father described as an act of god. my father walked farther down the perimeter of the cemetery and saw that a giant tree had fallen and crushed the fence. he went in and saw rockefeller's grade. he decided he would have to get me there fairly quickly after that. >> sunday night at aycock eastern and pacific on c-span q&a. >> in august, 1945, 70 years ago, american forces dropped two atomic bombs over japan. one at hiroshima and the other in in nagasaki. val fitch talks about his time at los alamos, new mexico. after working on the timing apparatus of the atomic bomb, he was set to observe the 1945 trinity test, the first nuclear bomb detonation. he also discusses the national revocations of nuclear weapons an

clint inspired by jake gyllenhaal's half bun and kurt, channeling his inner jared leto. >> how long have>> two years. my hair gross really slow. it's been kind of annoying. >> do you call it a man bun? >> guilty. yeah. >> we're seeing it everywhere. >> yes, you see it on the streets and the runways. >> master stylist lindsay adair transforming their long locks into modern buns. >> create the knot. there you are. >> at spoke & wheel in west hollywood. >> what do you think? >> i think it's exactly what i was going for every time. >> but you'll need more than just the bun. >> he's got that facial hair going on. >> it's the whole look. >> maybe we'll just try a classic shirt like that. we can roll up the sleeves and all that. >> after a quick change. >> come on in. >> oh, wow. >> see? >> yes. >> and it all works. >> from everyday hipsters to hollywood trendsetter. abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> those guys look great. i mean, i wasn't into it at first but now kind of you can rock it low bun or high bun and you prefer the high bun. look at you. i didn't realize you sported this look

on q&a 20-year-old college student kurt dion has been visiting the graves of u.s. presidents and vice presidents documenting 9-year-o and his adventures on his website. gravesite that everybody has trouble getting to is the rockefeller grave. >> yes, nelson rockefeller. >> how did you do it? >> we were able to get it through what my father describes as an act of god. my father saw this gigantic tree had fallen and crushed the fence. he went in and saw nelson rockefeller's grave and decided he would have to get me there fairly quickly after that. tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. this morning, anthony carnevale, director of the georgetown talks aboutenter, the report of good high-paying jobs available and the effect on recent and soon-to-be college graduates. -- discusses the groups opposition the iran nuclear deal. and author of ashley's war, the untold story of women soldiers, looks at the future role women may have combat operations. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal is next. host: good morning. but is back to the white hous

video from morgan hill kurt ty of this web cam. >> sky above santa cruz video from mountain tam camerag south. storm quickly from monterey bay to the northeast. >> east bay hills camera showing pitch fork of lightning over oakland tonight. >> i'm am machlt lightning is becoming dangerous. >> 7 news reporter is live in san jose where bolt of light new england struck a tree that crashed in a house. >> yes. the residents of this home say the light new england and thunder struck at the exact same time. that's usually a sign that the light new england is right on top of you. let me show you what is left of what was the tallest red wad tree in this neighborhood. the entire top of that tree explode nude hundreds of pieces on the ground. just to give you a reference. neighbors say the tree was taller than about 95 of feet. it happened around 9:30 tonight. neighbors say it was a quick storm with little rain that blew through the area near san jose international airport. the strike knocked out the power to several homes around here and there are a lot of large splinter of redwood tree scattered

kurt suzuki, that ball plops down in front of the center fielder and two runs. twins win. >>> jordan reed is one of your healthier tight ends, you got problems. i swear the man could tweak a hamstring sitting in a dentist chair, just joking, sort of. more help on the way. they traded for 49ers derek carrier, played in 11 games, caught nine passes. he's a former tight end basketball player turned tight end. former 49er coaches say he's got great body control. we shall see about that, interesting. >>> fun friday ending on this note. skins/lions has been analyzed every which way by everybody these days. we decided to do it a little differently. it's my postgame poem. edgar allan poe, eat your heart out. mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? not the skins o line. detroit gave them fits. poor robert griffin got lit hit and hit and hit -- hit and hit and hit. burgundy and gold linemen were eaten like puppy chow while they took more shots than pacquiao. gruden must have been thinking man, what a night, detroit's defense versus my offense, stop the

. >> reporter: national guard team leader kurt stitch says they're working hard to keep up progress. >> i'm not looking for an end in sight. i mean, we could see september, october, being just as active fire behavior as we're seeing now if we don't see significant rainfall. >> reporter: other parts of the west are seeing no relief. in california, more than 12,000 firefighters are battling 18 active wildfires. and a dramatic picture in idaho as this fire roll sent flames shooting 100 feet in the air. back in washington, this is all happening at the peak of tourist season. chelan, the resort town once known for its lakeside views is now lined with burned homes. teacher rod cool lost his home as flames raced up this hill. >> all the kids that i've had and all my friends that were firemen, every one of them trying tide to come here and put this out. but they couldn't get here. the power lines came down. the smoke was too thick. >> reporter: the 200 troops the pentagon is sending to help battle these wildfires are expected to arrive thursday, and, charlie, the forecast here is calling for

nbc's kurt gregory has the latest. >> reporter: candidates for president are a big draw at the iowa fair. drawn here themselves to flip burger, shake hands, and woo voters. >> i think that people are hungry for an alternative. the phrases i hear all the time are that we need new leadership and an ability to get things done. >> reporter: republican jeb bush dropped a corn kernel in his own jar. >> we'll find out later. this is a long haul, man. >> reporter: and hammered hillary. >> mrs. clinton seems not to be able to have integrity and to tell the truth. and if she is not done anything wrong, then just be honest about it and show. >> reporter: clintons in iowa too, with pressure mounting from even democratic voters. >> if somebody told me six months ago that i wouldn't be supporting hillary now, i would never have believed them. >> what concerns you about hillary clinton? >> there is always something. >> reporter: that something another story of classified information on the private server she had used as secretary of state. and the rise of bernie sanders. a new hampshire poll showing hi

here are five signs your service efforts can use an overhaul kurt sigh of magazine. one, fewer customer complaints. for every one complaint, there are 26 unhappy customer who is never speak up at all. a fall in the frequency of complaints could be an indicator clients took their business elsewhere. two, decline in the average time spent on support. you are focusing on the problems rather than listening to unmet needs. three, discounts and special offers go unnoticed. when people don't recognize them they have lost interest. four fewer referrals. a decline in referable numbers may mean you have poor customer service. five loss of long term customers. losing regular clients is usually not about the price of a product. a shopper is four times more likely to buy from a competitor if they are having problems with customer service. the small business administration program is back up and running. approvals when the spa reached the $18 billion limit for loan guarantees. congress raised the limit to $23.5 billion with the president signing the bill into law. maria is head of

robert on his way out, kurt the new flavor of the month on this he is today of as the burgundy and goldurns -- on this episode of as the burgundy and gold turns. >> he looks a little uncomfortable. >> strasburg struck by injuries again. >> hey, man this, show is a hole

on "q andnday night a" gravehunter kurt dion documents his adventures of visiting the gravesites of every president and vice president. >> the one gravesite that had a lot of trouble getting to is the rockefeller. >> yes. >> how did you do it? >> we were able to get through what my father describes, "an act of god." my father walked down the perimeter and found a gigantic tree had crushed the fence. he went in and saw nelson rockefeller's grave. he decided he would have to get me there fairly quickly after that. >> kurt dion, sunday night on c-span's "q and a." a conference calling itself the left forum gathers each year in new york city. topics at the 20 feet -- 2015 includes civil rights and the criminal justice system. we will hear from a hip-hop artist, a princeton professor and a founder of the group supporting the presidency of bernie sanders. this is two hours. >> good evening. good evening everyone. spanish translation is available if you would like to listen to it in spanish, you can pick up equipment at the back table. [spanish translation] >> good evening, and welcome. lefteven

this week he goes all out with kurt russell, samuel jackson.le of months that could be talking about the current russell combat. maria: i love kurt russell. >> highest grossing actor of all time. maria: let's talk about straight out of compton. ice cube's actual son, o shea junior playing the part of his father. >> looks just like you. >> it's got to be strange seeing your son playing you. that's got to be an incredible experience, but kind of a time warp. >> is kind of like being in that back to the future movie. i thought i was going to change history if he came around the corner. put that hat on before we disappear or something. >> this movie has been 10 years in development. ice cube has always wanted his son to play him. he auditioned two years ago and it did not go so well in the kid had to really work at the role. maria: more buzz on this film. >> it's turning into a big event movie. a lot of people who wouldn't want to go see this will go see it.a lot of people who wouldn't want to go see this will go see it. look at what we've done wit

kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> republican presidential front-runner, donald trump, talks face-to-face with chuck todd. look for a wide range in conversation about the presidential field, economy, immigration and foreign policy tomorrow on "meet the press" here on nbc 4. >> should be interesting. >>> right now, a traffic alert if you live in virginia. there's construction on route 7 in the vienna area. crews are building two new lanes. v-dot says to expect closures in the area until 3:00 this afternoon. >>> new this morning, people jumping for their lives to escape flames on a ferry. a frightening situation. what officials are able to do in this incredible rescue. >>> when you dial 911 for medical assistance, why a firefighter could respond and why >>> new this morning, an incredible rescue as a ferry catches fire in the philippines. look at all that smoke and the flames. it is a passenger ferry. it caught fire during the morning hours. you can see people trying to get off. look at them at the top there. they are trying to get off the burning boat. more than 500 people on board this thing.

kurt shelling, the pitcher, former pitcher, people up there is in hot water. in the center hitler related tweet. feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a limited time, dd perks members can enjoy any sized iced coffee for $1.99. juliet: checking headlines, republican presidential candidate donald trump continues to stir controversy on the campaign trail. they univision a anchor was thrown out of a news conference in iowa for asking questions and was allowed to return. >> the search continues after first wife. the 40 foot trawler is believed to have capsized yesterday. juliet: reports of some way going up 24%. union square, number one and 2, stenson street. do it is on assignment, the mets we start out with making it five of brotherly love. the ryan howard woul! slurring his words, using expletives, you can see right here. >> get ready [bleep] juliet: the crowd loved it. he admitted he took medication and mixed it with alcohol. pat hayden said in a statement he is disappointed but no word whether the university or n.c.a.a. will

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. >> reporter: if you follow this team you probably know he spent time this off season with kurt warner trying to hone his mechanics. he is very invested. he was here yesterday walking and tutoring colin kaepernick. of course, they don't open the regular season till had second week in september. second weekend in september. all indications are so far so good and the tutelage has done nice things for colin kaepernick. >> all that talk, last year about the turf and the trouble, how is it looking so far in season two? >> reporter: right. the last thing the team needed was bad field turf. part brought on by the decision to move practice to the main stadium field. it is great for fans. there are a bunch of them inside right now. it is not so great for the turf. it doesn't look great. the players are saying all the right things. he said my footing is fine because i have great feet. [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> don't want anyone to get hurt. >> scott reiss live outside levi stadium thank you. >>> it is money monday. talking about investing. we will break down the things you can