kyle: we will put it up to the audience in the second. i just want to see if everyone makes professional states in the workplace. -- stakes in the workplace. not to put you on the spot or anything. what have you learned as a reporter? brianna: buzz feed moves so fast. we were really fast, that can be an asset. it can be detrimental. there may be nobody fact checking her stories, we have an editor, a copy editor and that is it. when this one story was moving very quickly, we misidentified the shooter. someone on the sidelines said it is that kid in the track and field photo. it was not that kid. that is something that i learned. you don't have to be first, step back, take a breath, as questions and verify more. especially now, with the pace of news. olivia: this is one example. i think this was a sale of the lots or something. this story was published and it was wrong. it turns out my editor changed it and i did not catch it. that is just an example of something that can happen. what about people having their hands on a story. when you get

kyle: our boss didn't say, sing it. [laughter] it was just in the moment. >> thank you. >> to what extent do you try to speak in the voice of the president? i mean, to mimic his phrasing or make it sound like something he himself would say? or is that a road too far? kyle: that a huge part of the speechwriter's job and probably the hardest part at the beginning, getting someone's voice. writing and speaking like they would speak. >> does that come from getting to know them well? sarada: i think one way to overcome the initial hurdle, how am i going to sound like a 55-year-old man who is the leader of the free world when i am me, is to think about how that voice, the idea of how someone speaks, getting someone's voice, it's really about how they think. if you start there, you figure out what words and phrases they like. what you are trying to understand is how they approach the world and problems. at least for me, i don't know if -- you had a lot more time with president bush. but as soon as i got to the white house, i i

kyle: she was not a politician. kyle: she was not a politician. one other story quickly. the only speech i remember him really practicing is in 2007 in the first campaign, he was doing the jefferson jackson dinner, a big campaign event and stages round and there is no room for notes. he had to memorize it. it was a point minutes speech. we kept telling him you have to memorize this and start learning it. he was like yeah, i'll get to it. the night before, he started memorizing it. reggie love remembers walking by and hearing espn blasting on the tv. he was in the bathroom, talking to himself in the mirror, trying to memorize the speech and he did not want them to hear it. he apparently hated doing that. we are out of time. thank you all so much for coming. [applause] enjoy the rest of the day. announcer: this is american history tv on c-span three, where each weekend, we feature eight hours of programs exploring our nations -- 48 hours of programs exploring our nations past. announcer: tonight on lectures in history, abraham lincoln and native americans. we visit the ston

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not surprised by any of that. >> kyle: no, chaos can ensue. when the moment goes the other way, things start to speed up as we have already seen. the ball seems to trickle a little bit. maybe the umpire calls a border line pitch. things start to go the wrong way and the energy and momentum goes to the other side. >> kyle: it can happen quick, too. it can happen really quick. it did in this inning. scott frazier trying to switch it up. ryder planchard got a few big hits. now is going get called on to try to get the final two outs. he has not pitched in this little league world series. >> karl: or the regionals either. smiley is going to have to throw some strikes. >> kyle: this guy played for mitch sheets so i think he's going to come in and shut the door. i got my money on ryder planchard. >> kyle: he played for sheeter he's got a big time breaking ball. >> karl: kahalehau led this thing off. back to the second inning, singled and scored. here we go. strike one. imamura is at third base. hong at second. pascual at first. tying run at the plate

[laughter] kyle: it is hard to get out of. i imagine any of the president's speeches are rewritten and rewritten into fully -- endlessly and cleared by dozens of people. knownically, how do you what the draft is at a given a practical question, what happens to all of the drafts? are they shredded, raised, filed to the archives? was: everything for us comments due in the speechwriting office at 5:00 on the same day. nobody was given, during the staffing process, no one was given an electronic copy of the speech. we didn't want anyone -- colin powell said one time everybody likes to grade papers. everybody would love to get on the computer and play with your work. we insisted on edits on hard copy. they would come into us and we would have a stack of them. sarada: i really wish we had done that. [laughter] john: there's no other way to do it, because you get in their hand, and also when someone has to take the time to write something, that is thinking, too , rather than dashing something off. the idea of having all these electro

you know, we're playing with peoples' lives >> reporter: kyle's mom still has not listened to her son's final 911 call >> i probably don't have much time left. just tell my mom that i love her if i die this is not a joke >> reporter: his parents hope what happened to kyle never happens again. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> the trump administration moved to make the most sweeping changes in decades to how the endangered species act is enforced the over hall would weaken a number of protections and allow the government to consider the pricetag for saving a species which some critics say could allow more drilling in their habitats democrats and conservationists vowing to fight it in court. >>> we've got a lot more to tell you about tonight, including the new warning that everyone with a dog should hear, the growing danger in the water this summer. some families say they didn't know about it until it was too late >>> also the camera found hidden in the bathroom on a united airlines flight, how police say they found the passenger accused of putting it there. >>> and simone biles making history aga

i think kyle was right about that.hey worked hard to divide the list into stuff that will have a consumer impact and stuff that will not. this is good news for consumers for the back-to-school and christmas season but it hardly resolves the long-term uncertainty about the tariffs and the impact on u.s. business as well as on consumers. i think kyle is yielding not to the -- i think trump is yielding not to the pressure of multinational companies, but a consumer backlash if prices go up. david: should we read much into the fact that there is one telephone call already and another in two weeks, is it a good sign that at least will be talking about something? rufus: it is interesting that the chinese obviously are going to be discussing this in their party conference, what they should do now, what is their next move. should they be meeting with the trump trade team or not? at the same time, the trump administration is trying to figure out its next moves in light of hong kong. there is some linkage, at least in the minds o

we are back with dan henninger, kim strassel, and kyle peterson.or joe biden? >> well, in some regard, paul, you look at biden and when he makes gaffes, we are hearing the word more a lot, doesn't surprise because joe biden's entire career is full of spectacular gaffes like that. what has caused alarm and why we are having debate, some of the comments suggested, they're a little bit more concerning like when he's recalling to -- suggesting that margaret thatcher is the prime minister of england, those suggest some sort of short-term memory issue or something, that's why people are bringing this up. i think the question is does biden do something forceful to respond to this and turn it back to say reagan did in 1984 during that debate, but otherwise it is going to continue to dog him. paul: function of age, kyle, than performance, that is one of the reasons this has come up because first debate performance was so shaky, he has since made a lot of verbal gaffes saying, for example, he met with the parkland, florida kids, the survivors from the school

kyle: probably.at came out of the rba policy statement last week is the forecast of jobs rate is just shy of 5%. at 4.5% righting now, reading behind the lines that between the lines, the rba reading between the lines, the rba things will be sufficiently strong to get the labor market or unemployment rate i should say, up to four and a half -- 4.5%. at the very best, we will be lower these levels now for longer, and if not we are going to need to cut further. markets have that take in, half a percent of the interest rate next year. if the global growth outlook continues to dim because of a number of fan there's -- a number of factors. will have to introduce extraordinary monetary measures. what does it mean for the australian dollar? end of the day, it will be far more influenced in the short-term by the u.s. dollar, but quite simply if growth is in strong, is not an attractive proposition, and the numbers the rba is giving it are sluggish at best. it only reaffirms that view, i think. paul: most gro

. >> another new slurry to replace turkey we have a lot more to come by the way, kyle bass, will joinrspective on the ongoing situation. let's give you one more look at futures. we open for trading ten nus mite from now don't miss it. more "squawk on the street." let's talk. we have a pretty good relationship. you've done a lot of good for the world. but i feel like you have the potential to do so much more. can we build ai without bias? how do we bake security into everything we do? we need tech that helps people understand each other. that understands my business. we've got some work to do. and we need your help. we need your support. let's expect more from technology. let's put smart to work. ♪ ♪ doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> close to closing out last week's sell-off declines still down for the month and futures eroding in the lt lfasha hour opening bell in about seven and a half minutes >>> you're watching cnbc's "squawk on th

british number one kyle edmund is due to get his campaign underway we'll get the latest from new york. also coming up in the programme... the teenage rhythmic gymnast ready to represent great britain for the first time. good evening, about 90 minutes ago, a deadline passed for two of the oldest clubs in the football league. neither bolton wanderers or bury have managed to find buyers or provide any reassurance that they can find a way out of their dire financial situations. bolton's administrator says that he will have to start the process of liquidation tomorrow after the sale of the club fell through over the weekend. for bury, insolvent, and unable to fulfill any of their six fixtures so far this season, a possible sale collapsed just a few hours ago. let's head there, to gigg lane first and speak to our sports editor dan roan. we had this frank statement from the company tutored by bury and they said that they just company tutored by bury and they said that theyjust could not proceed as they are, they say systematic failings over and number of years at the club behind you? that's

what was most striking for me was the emission of kyle walker, who's been such an important person fore to kyle walker and explained to him that, in this, these two qualifiers, he wants to see what trent alexander—arnold and aaron wan—bissaka can do it right back, and aaron wan—bissaka, having moved this summer for £50 million to manchester united and started the season in the team, is the first time he's been in the senior squad, but well as those young players, mason mount and james maddison as well, who might well win their first caps in these mass niches —— in these matches, kieran trippier has been recalled, another right back, and alex 0xlade—chamberlain and harry winks, also players who, may be for injury reasons, haven't been involved as much as southgate would like. thank you forjoining us. well, as bury come to terms with their expulsion from the english football league, the head of the club's academy teams says all players on the books under the age of 16 have now been told they no longer have a team to play for. speaking to our correspondent david 0rnstein, mark litherland

these are the kind of sensible points we need to see more judges making. >> all right, kyle?mericana. come down see bernie sanders talking about socialism. but for the 1200 pound boar, statue big bird made entirely out of -- my favorite for the competition to bake the ugliest cake. >> he knows from experience, folks! alisha. >> is a miss to democrats for years ignored lead poisoning in the water. they are finally shamed into delivering bottled water. what do you know? the bottled water was expired. and they are now limited trump administration for providing with more money. >> all right, james? >> this is a mr. presidential candidate elizabeth warren. this is the most controversial conversation a contract but lately he's playing better he's hitting really well and this week forbes magazine reported that miss warren and her husband amassed a fortune of $12 million or more working at a tax exempt, largely tax-exempt nonprofit so-called institution called harvard university. she talks about college affordability. they charge $99,000 a year to students. >> all right, thank you al

kyle is only in the last 24 hours finalise the situation in norway but he has not played a game for a has not been training specifically for a long time and it would be unrealistic to expect him to come in. you can only do so much on your own in terms of fitness. former liverpool striker dean saunders has beenjailed for 10 weeks for refusing to provide a roadside breath test. he was stopped by police on suspicion of drink—driving close to chester in may. the former wales international had initially denied failing to comply with a roadside breath test and failing to provide a sample for analysis, but later pleaded guilty. he was also banned from driving for 30 months. let's bring you some rugby union news from today as the countdown to the world cup continues. mako vunipola will miss england's final rugby world cup warm—up game against italy with a hamstring injury. but he's only expected to be out for around ten days. exeter‘s ben moon has been called up as cover ahead of the match at st james' park next week. there's a surprise omission in the new zealand world cup sqaud — northampto

. >> kyle pinned below the third row seat. used voice command to call 911. >> i'm you stuck in the van, outside the seven hills parking lot. >> the seven hills what parking lot? >> two experts hired by the family claim that there was systematic failure. the city finding nothing wrong the officers. >> they were delinquent. reckless and indifferent to kyle's safety. >> they say the 911 operator failed to send them the location details. and police were sent to the scene instead of fire and rescue. >> if she could have classified it for rescue, it would have sent fire and emts. >> two responding officers were exonerated by the city but one says the experts should have used their phones to get kyle's they never made it to the section of the parking lot never got out of of the car to search. >> i probably don't have much time left. tell my mom i love her if i die, this is not a joke. >> the family writes, in order for the city should have credibility, they failed our son. >> when they screw up, we expect them to fess up. >> so hard

kyle shanahan's on the sidelines. looking a little pensive 9, 3, denver and a half out of the break. some life from the niners offense where he most are cuts back in the line of scrimmage and gone

cheers and applause >> jimmy: and as i mentioned, we're talking to 16-year-old "fortnite" champion kylersdorf >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: bugha. [ cheers and applause imagine that >> steve: three mill >> jimmy: that's amazing, yeah i can't wait to talk to him. i just want to see because i mean, you're like, "oh, it's just video games." it's not it's, like, a whole thing. he dedicates his life to this game put hours of practice in and then - to win that much money, $3 million holy moly, that's i like that kid. oh, hey. i want to remind everyone about our winner in "the tonight show" summer reads contest. it's called "ask again, yes" by mary beth keane. it says, "francis gleeson and brian stanhope were two rookie cops working together in 1 1970s new york city. they become neighbors and their kids become close friends. but one night, something shocking happens t affect their families for the next 40 years. [ light laughter ] >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: after we announced the winner, it jumped to number two on the amazon best-sellers list overnight [ cheers and applause so thank you for getting t

kyle: there will be a green party nominee. jill stein did get votes last time.ecause bernie sanders is not really a democrat, even though he is competing for the nomination, some of his supporters do not see themselves as democrats the way democrats who back warren see themselves as democrats. in a race that could be decided on a razors edge, if there any defections, that is important, because the president cannot get an electoral majority right now. if the vote is split in some ways, maybe he can win again. maybe he can do better in key states than he does nationally. shery: we had a pretty manic august in the white house from flip-flops on huawei to the payroll tax cuts to buying greenland. how much of all of this are voters paying attention to? kyle: august is sometimes the time where people check out and are on vacation. i will say the president's approval rating is how you try to figure whether he is doing well or doing poorly and it has been so consistent over time. usually his approval is in the low 40's, his approval is in the low 50's. there has been a

and she's already got her eye on the silver fox doc, kyle maclachlan. >> there's an interns burning flames, vibrant sexual beings that we are. >> people want to see us get together, i'm telling you. >> they like old people doing it. >> there in the hospital. >> in the supply closet. >> exactly. >> i mean, hey, it happens on "grey's anatomy." >> really that's all that happens. those poor patients in that hospital. >> many, many deaths. >> patricia herself knows all about second acts. the two-time emmy winner almost didn't make it to hollywood. >> i had been in new york for about nine years and just couldn't get arrested. i had to produce my own plays in order for me to hire myself and i almost didn't hire myself. >> lucky for us it did pay off. and since heaton is an executive producer on her new show, might we see some past co-star reunions? >> i'll be interviewing people in my trailer. >> well, i was going to say, is there any talk about maybe stunt casting ray romano or brad garrett? >> kelsey grammar. >> why not? >> we shall see. we're open to all kinds of possibilities. >> are you don

some hints from the 49ers coach kyle shanahan on who may play in the season opener. >>> welcome back. chef gordon ramsey, the celebrity chef is bringing his award winning hell's kitchen restaurant to tahoe. he said the new restaurant will open by the end of the year. >> i cannot wait to bring this incredible concept, that picturesque, stunning lake tahoe. and i can't wait to see you there. >> this will be the third hell's kitchen restaurant. the first one opened in las vegas at caesar's palace. the second opened at the caesar's resort in the united arab emirates. >>> all of the nfl teams have to cut their rosters down from 90 to 53. the 49ers have to make tough decisions after losing their final preseason game to the l.a. chargers. running back jeff wilson is one of the players who might be in trouble. but he helped himself. he made the play of the game, a 41-yard change of direction touchdown run. backup quarterback ran down the field and was blocking for him. he also threw a touchdown pass right there. but the chargers won. the final exhibition game with a late score. >> i've been h

i'm not sure i want to say thank you to kyle on. what is the word agitate. it's the proper confrontation that they talk about. where there can be no reconciliation without a proper confrontation. and we know it begins within ourselves. i will say, before we have kyle and offered the final prayer that is always problematic for white people not as putting it out there. it is really a marvel. we are grateful for you. if we can at least put ourselves. we read a book by toni morrison. i really do believe in these last few years. that some of those openings have presented themselves. my young 15-year-old nephew was writing a short story for school and he wrote it from the perspective from the amd minister. i just think that there is something that is seeping into the psyche that is the psyche of the city that it's going to carry us forward and curious far. please say up prayer for us and close us out. >> just grab hands of those of you who are in and around you. and let us pray. create in us a clean and pure heart of god. and renew a right spirit in us within each

that will be the end of hong kong's autonomy. >> if we were to see that bloody battle take place, kyle, how does that play out i would imagine you're going to see -- we've seen some u.s. lawmakers come out as well as democratic presidential candidates, but in general the u.s. or the administration hasn't said very much or very strongly yet on these protests and the dynamic. would you expect that to change, and how would you expect that to affect the relationship between the two countries? >> yeah. i mean, if you've noticed this morning, you know, presidential candidate elizabeth warren tweeting about the plight of the hong kong protesters and the people that are fighting for their democracy and their freedom that was promised to them and actually signed in an agreement in great britain in 1984 and then again in the u.s. in 1992. those freedoms were promised until 2047 it seems like china continues to go back on just about every agreement it signs, but you have -- you have presidential candidate elizabeth warren tweeting out this morning. you have nancy pelosi, speaker pelosi, tweeting

i'd like to say it didn't mess me up but it did. >> head coach kyle shanahan has only two wins in two seasons as a head coach 49ers. he was a double that, with the help of qb jimmy garoppolo. that's the latest that arrowhead stadium. as close as it gets to the real deal. >>> since he was drafted by the patriots, qb jimmy garoppolo had great numbers in the preseason. one game is easily his words. his completed nearly 66% of his passes for 138 yards per game. preseason touchdowns and seven pics but check out what patriots tv analyst said about qb jimmy garoppolo thursday, during the game. >> i thought labored at practice. jimmy was one of the worst practice quarterbacks we have had here. >> how about that i willyou. you have arng ithe nfl. practice versus the real deal. in a game like this, body should be flying around. have you seen guys, been the kind of guy that was like, practice, have to go through the reps. games being gametime. that's when i got a really shine. >> there is a big guide philadelphia. we are talking practice. without a doubt, remember being in new orleans and jim wa

kyle shanahan frustrated to say the least. >> you absolutely don't need four preseason games.referably i would like to evaluate the team trying to make the team and won to knock the rust off. >>> raiders host the rams saturday. jon gruden is concerned because gabe jackson may miss eight weeks with an injured knee. the coach likes what he sees with jared goff. >> we're getting better. both lines, i think we competed better. i'm pleased. >>"a" ler murray making his nfl debut, taking on the chargers. played only one series, started on his own 2 yard line. he's so mobile and throws dart after dart. averaged 6.3 yards per throw. he was replaced by brett hundley. nice touch right there. a 22-year-old strike to shent surefield. and the cardinals win 17-13. >> he's got an arm. >> kyle shanahan is frustrated, talking about he would rather have few preseason games. they haven't even played one preseason game and he's getting guys injured. so frustrating as a coach when you see guys. they hook great in >>> that is our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for al

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kyle shanahan described it like iurth somufcan us ere, going back to the same place.t is even more the numbers put up >> one of those things you can react two ways. rumbelow and go into the fetal session and surrender or qualify. we have a locker room full of guys that want to fight. myself included. every day you have to come in and respond. it's never going to be given to you. >> reporter: rumbelow will feel like he is earned it with a bounce back performance against the chiefs. he is expected to play the entire 1st half. like it or not there is some elevated stakes for the otherwise meaningless preseason game. >> elevated stakes if your goal is the day after the game to make sure people talk about you . that is not our goal. the goal is to be as good as we can for tampa. if your world and why you have to play the sport is pleasing talk shows making sure everyone says you're good even though that doesn't mean you aren't then it probably is >> takes a minute no one his road to the top of the nfl coaching ladder was in perfect >> i have success my first couple years i

paul: kyle? >> i'll give a hit to greenland.ter] denmark, which controls the arctic island, said no thanks, there's some tension there. meanwhile, everybody's talking about how awesome greenland is, massive crust san exports -- crust today san exports. paul: and he's already got two tickets booked. bill. >> a miss to chicago teachers' union that went to venezuela for inspiration. there they found a socialist paradise far superior to rahm emanuel. [laughter] the union says we didn't pay for the trip, but these people used the union name and so forth, and they were clearly acting on praising venezuela back in march. the chicago public schools are not quite yet at the desperate level of venezuela, but if this unijanuary has their way -- union has their way, they're going to take them there. paul: if you have your own hit or miss, tweet us at jer on fnc. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. many other medical exams and the le

kyle, habit of the democrats to go after obama's record?aring that obamacare didn't work because they are complaining about deductibles. >> they have to find a way to bring biden down back to earth. he's been been with third of the vote, dropped 5 points and came back, they have to find a way to do it and the stumbles to me were biggest weakness but nobody on the stage wants to go after that, nobody wants to say, joe, at the end of your first term you would be 80, nobody wants to hit that yet. paul: kim, one question, maybe the attacks on biden associating with obama and the attacks on obama might help biden with african american voters who you know look very fondly on the first african-american president. >> well, look, i think this was somewhat dangerous in that regard for these critics not only do you get these party fight which is a lot of democrats are worried about out there, but as you've had former obama surrogates pointing out, do you really think it's wise to be attacking a president that has a retired with sky-high approval ratin

this is the american kyle burr shire.ll 430 yards to win the competition. this is all part of the long drive series. eight balls, three minutes to hit them, the longest drive wins, as long as it is within the defined boundaries. i bet he can't put photography, though. that is all. more on the sport website. also new is that the boxing match is going to be held in saudi arabia. a lot of people are not happy about that. that is all from the sport for now. we will be back later on afternoon life. those leading the investigation gave a news conference earlier today. here are some of what they said. today, one of the search and rescue tea m today, one of the search and rescue team alerted that they found a body, 15 kilometres away from the resort. the area is quite hilly and we sent the pathologist to the scene of the crime and confirmed there was a body there. she resembles nora, yet to be confirmed by the family. the body was winched by helicopter to the hospital. 0ur was winched by helicopter to the hospital. our team here

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that is the fact that senator kyle, john kyle of arizona oversaw a commission where facebook was goingying to figure out if they are biasing against conservative thought and the biggest social media platform and so they did all this and came back and they said the report concludes that facebook's efforts to counter misinformation has silenced some conservative voices on the platform and after that there was little in terms of detail of how anything will change after this commission. >> number one, senator kyle is a great guy. he wasn't doing this -- i don't mean any disrespect, they were paid to do this report by facebook. went two, facebook is a fine american company, great success story i'm proud of them, facebook has a casual relationship with the truth. let's face the facts, facebook is no longer a company, it's a contrary. 2 billion users and a can influence what we bought and how we vote, what we think even how we feel. nobody on capitol hill understands what facebook is doing or it's motivation. if facebook is serious about convincing both democrats and republicans that it is un

kyle shanahan's on the sidelines. a little pensive 9, 3, denver and a half out of the break. some life from the niners offense where he most are cuts back in the line of scrimmage and gone for a 30 yard touchdown run, san francisco rallies to win 24 50's up next to the niners, the pre season docket the chiefs in kansas city on saturday. now to the raiders their camp in napa is officially over but the antonio brown saga continues get this new developments surface of this evening in regard to helmet gate. according to reports the veteran white house has filed a another grievance against the nfl team to keep using the helmet he's been using throughout his career. this comes just a week after he saw his original complaint denied, but this time he's arguing he should be allowed to have a one-year grace period to keep using his original equipment on gruden have when the raiders broke camp with a meeting this morning brown was back with the team after leaving the facility this weekend. >>when finding out his potential replac

that is pretty much the wrap i thought kyle bass had a good wrap he wasn't a defeatist. we had many defeatists and fifth columnists on today who made me feel like, wow, i guess we lost the trade war. how many people said trump came to the gunfight with a knife i don't think they have a clue what that guy is going to do i think they're probably -- we make them seem more invincible if they're walking around, like we got hong kong falling apart, this crazy man in the white house, behind him elizabeth warren, she's for trying to make it so we do no business and socialist, i don't think they can figure it out. on air, we have got it all figured out. sell everything. i want the other side of the trade. >> i think that's a good point what we saw today, they can fight back too i'm not saying they have the leverage but both -- >> they buy all their soy from brazil that's a statement whatever we don't -- whatever we don't sell, we write checks to one thing we're unbelievably good at is writing checks to farmers. that started with fdr. he had a great check writing program. the prim

kyle edwards, the academy graduate made at 1—1. kyle edwards, the academy graduate made at m.mind, they come through a tough opener with three points. how did the team's fare in the other leagues? both and struggled to put out a team today? bolton wanderers were only cleared to play their match against wycombe wanderers on monday. they only had three senior players travel for this match, but they did get a full matchday squad out, mainly thanks to academy players and three signings they hastily announced an hour before kick off. remarkably though they were still back by 1600 away fans, but bolton lost 2—0 and it's going to be a hard season, they're on —12 points after going into administration.much so difficult times for them i had. much more optimism i had a four backed by the class of 92. the format united stars. they were playing in the northern premier league division one north ten years ago. today they started life in the football league, in week two against stephen edge and it was the start they would have dreamt of. rhia chohan reports for season openerfor for season op

--kyle shanahan has said he'll keep both players, but the issue is who is the number 2 starter behindpolo. -- beathard took more reps in yesterday's game...going 6- of-9 with 58-yards and a touchdown. --but mullens was the only one of the two to play last week...and went 8-of-11. the 49e open the regular season next sunday in tampa bay... while the raiders kick off their campaign monday the 9th, hosting the broncos. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a mostly sunny day today with patchy coastal clouds. highs today were in the 80s inland with 60s at the coast. the big weather story remains hurricane dorian. dorian is now a major hurricane and will beginning late saturday and sunday making landfall on florida on labor day. for the bay area high pressure warm sunshine to most cities except right at the coast conitinue to keep temperatures cool. highs a will be in the 60s with 70s and 80s around the bay and 80s and 90s inland. it will cool a