lear factory.s come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. i have $32 in the shoe box. and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no worse than honky. >> y

. >> investigators say van lear was last seen on his boat monday around 1:00 a.m. he and his wife and in friends were staying on the boat. yesterday his wife didn't see her husband. a few hours later she called police to report him missing. >> it was reported to the state park rangers that he was missing at 8:45. a preliminary search of the island turned up nothing. >> from there dozens of people spent most of the day searching for van lear until 10:00 last night. this search resumed this morning at 8:30 until divers found him in the water. >> do you know how far off the body was found? >> i do not know how far away. they did use a rov to locate it. >> investigators say they do not believe foul play was involved in this case. it's too soon to say exactly what the cause of death is or whether there was alcohol in his system. >>> a san francisco supervisor calling to expand the city's subway system. >> we need constant momentum in terms of our underground system. >> what scott winter calls the subway master plan and the areas he says need the most help. >>> plus he's

overnight to ght, we do start to c lear>>hings out. tof mogrow morning,tarting offt wi some patchy clouds. morrow you can see plenty of sunshine, just beautiful, beautiful day. the forecast for today, 83 de m cldy co o po showe here o ere. night, vy comfortable. 65 degrs. de clearing skies. the humiditycoming on down. so open up those windows. there's theseven-dayde forecast. just really delightful weather on this unofficial end to summer. and then notice next week, temperatures back in the ow 90s. so summer sticking around. that's your forecast. >> all right, steve, thank you. >> new york live is up next at 12:30. >> here are sara and janice with what's ahead. >> coming up, it's the perfect weend for mouth watering outdoor meal. we'll show you just how easy it is to plan one last amazing summer picnic. >> yum. and he's back for another season of dating advice, viewer surprises and one wedding that hits seriously cross to home. steve harvey joins us live at 12:30. >> i've got questions for steve. >> weekend's here. >> bring them on. >>

entertainments on both roofs. .lear sky, bright moon on september 6, my mother wrote, general hayes, british in charge in china came here today with some others. went to nanking for a treaty signing. say that we re-patriots will be sent to manila to be sorted out. it did not happen. theredid not happen, but you are. it is in your mother's diary. september 6. >> as they left the camp, british internees were shocked to find out the life of privilege they have put in shanghai before the war would not be coming back. are the best part of a century, the foreign community in shanghai have lived in extraordinary conditions protected. some had made vast fortunes. in 1945, it was all about to end. communist marched south, the foreign community rush for the exit. the west turned its back on china and forgot the part it played in the bloodiest war in history. rupert wingfield-hayes reflecting on his ancestor's role in the end of the war. that brings today's broadcast to a close. i laura trevelyan. please tune in tomorrow for more on bbc's world news america. >> make sense of international news

cespedes atoned in the top of laces it down the lin and left to lear the bases a pull the mets within a run. this game was off the hook. tied later in the inning on their sixth walk of the inning. then the mets took the lead in the eighth. pinch-hit home run. nats put two on in the ninth, but the mets closer gets escobar to ground into the around the horn double play. does this feel like the post season already? that's the win of the year. six games, the lead, after an improbable comeback victory. matt harvey thankful for that. degrom tries to pdtthch the mets to a sweep tomorrow. >>> yankees beginning the day a game and a half behind the blue jays. trailed against the orioles.t alex driguez, 30th home run of the year. 15th time in his career a-rod reached that plateau. ties a major league record. from tanaka. davis leading off the ninth. leading 41st homer of e yeor. the yanks went down. 2-1, the final. they were left to score board watch and didn't like what they saw in boston. the jays scored four runs in the tenth against the sox, including one on a balk. the jays can't do anythin

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showing you live drop lear -- live doppler radar. capital beltway, i don't see big problems through the early rush hour commute. however, by this time tomorrow, we could be looking at the areas of heavier rain. if you have evening plans, you will see temperatures to fall in the 70's. eventually to the 60's. as we move through early tomorrow morning waking up to 66 in fairfax. 27 -- 62 in college park. generally in the 60's. if you like it cool, cloudy and breezy, wait until you see what we have ahead for the upcoming weekend. more on that from the belfort furniture in a few minutes. jonathan? jonathan: see you then. thanks. now to a developing story with facebook. if you are a facebook addict, you are on every 15 seconds and you know there is trouble. right now the site is down for a lot of users. of the just in our area -- not just in our area. this is worldwide. when you log on, you get a an error message. this is the second time in a week the site has gone down. last week they got it back up in ten minutes but so far it's still do

we need to lear we need to record and eight more with what is going on in other countries, not less.,hat i am trying to say don't think i'm trying to argue constitutionut the . trying to say that all kinds of actions have international consequences. some of them are based on law. you talk to certain companies in silicon valley, google, and they are having some problem being able to get their products sold in a manner they would like to sell them in europe because of laws that are being interpreted .y regulators in europe it has consequences for them. >> correct. what you might not have seen is how the very problem you are discussing is formulated, thrown up on the doorsteps of the have toand the courts develop doctrine to deal with it. that is making the problem you talked about very concrete in respect to the courts. by the way, how many organizations do you think there are in the world, organizations created by treaty where there are administrators. they are not one country or the other, but the administrators can make rules that bind more than one nation. if you had to guess, what

what europe agreed lear is really a measure not going to solve the issue and increases the divisionshat exist in the european union at the moment, boris. >> nic, thank you. >> 53 minutes past the hour. the iconic birthday song in a heated legal battle. what this means for your next birthday party coming up. . oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> hi there. christine romans, let's get an early start and your money, asian stocks closed down after china's manufacturing activity hit a sings-ier low. european stocks have been trading a couple hours now. watch the auto sector, though, volkswagon shares recovering a bit from early losses, vw shed more than a thi

. >> it is her interpretation of the lear california dance. >> yes. >> yes. >> and she's not whippingna, it is just free formed silliness. >> is she near a pool willy don't know where they are. i just saw this posted, and adorable. >> that is cute. >> now, it can be confusing when you are a toddler and you don't really have a communication skill to figure out where you are, what is going on, so explain this. >> ahh. >> poor thing, just can't figure out perfect own shadow. >> ahh. >> she tried to out run it, poor thing, her mom says that is first time that she noticed her daughter frightened by her own shadow. >> she's running. >> i guess overshadow can be scary, you know. >> i guess. >> what is this thing following me. >> i don't think i have ever seen that in my life, anything like that. >> that is very cute good adorable. >> teddy wasn't scared of her own shadow. >> no, just frightened of you why was she frightened of you. >> i'm scary, and creepy. >> all right quincy, what are you up to right now. >> i'm going to play what is this called. >> tire pull. >> against turtle. >> let's g

. >> investigators say van lear was last seen on his boat monday morning around 1:00. family and some friends were staying on the boat. yesterday morning when his wife woke up she didn't see her husband. a few hours later she called the police to report it. >> reported him missing at 8:45. a preliminary search of the island turned up nothing. >> dozens of people spent monday looking for him. the search resumed this morning at 8:30 until a few hours later they found his body near the boat. >> do you know how close the body was found? >> i do not know. they did use ruvs to locate it. >> the marine county sheriff's office and police department do not believe foul play was involved in this case. we have talked to the coroner's office. they say it's too soon to say the exact cause of death. >>> all right, paul. thank you. >>> in san francisco police are looking for a gunman who opened fire at a bus stop. this happened late last night at the corner of 24th and mission. 2 men are being treated for injuries. an innocent bystander was wounded while the intended target may have

so it's a real crisis lear and there doesn't seem to be much in the way of any sort of official assistance for these people. now, as i said, they've really just started, it's a bottleneck here. of course, until mondayearly monday the border was opened for people to cross. since then, still more and more people arriving as you can see carrying whatever they can on tear backs and the facilities are absolutely minimal here. there don't appear to be any toilets or showers or anything. and the hungarians up here absolutely unwilling at this point to open the border. so now we've heard, for instance, from the government of croatia they are willing to ae lou people in. many of the people may make the two-and-a-half hour journey by bus or whatever means they can, to the croatian boarder, so a crisis mounting now for weeks, it shifts to another area. because at the moment for these people here, there is very little hope that they'll be able to move on. christine. >> really unbelievable pictures. ben wedeman at refugee crisis in europe. unlike anything we have seen since world war ii and government

divers using underwater robots found wouter van lear this morning. the 42-year-old's wife reported him missing from their rented boat which was docked there overnight. he was on a camping trip with his wife and two friends. the coroner is looking into the cause of death. police do not suspect foul play. >>> two people injured today in a crash involving four cars and a tour bus in san francisco. sky 7 hd was over the wreckage at 8:15 this morning. the car and suv both badly damaged. >> you're not going anywhere. what are you doing? >> and check this out. we are getting a new look at the man you see attacking the zip car in this video. ian hasfelt smashed a window in a fit of rage. today police released a new mug shot of him. officers recognized him because of his handlebar mustache and arrested him at at&t park outside the billy joel concert. >>> three former correctional deputies have been charged with the murder of a mentally ill inmate at the santa clara county jail. >> they made their first court appearance today. david louie is live with addition

heather lock lear 54.at ren zeta-jones, 46, married to michael douglass, he also has the birthday on the same day. twenty-five year age difference there. >> that is a big age difference. >> we were just talking about that. what is the safe number of years between people, before it is kind of creepy. >> what do you think 25 years between michael douglass and cat ren zeta-jones. >> i think that is too many personally but everybody has their thing. >> it is working for them. >> wasn't there that much between kathy lee gifford and the the late frank gifford. >> let me google that right now. >> my parents are ten years. >> how are they doing. >> they are great. >> they just took a separate vacation. >> when you put out picture of you and your mom staying there because men would walk up and say look back and forth like -- >> they think we look exactly a alike. >> i don't see it. >> you can tell you are related. i can see where people would think you were sisters, and you can tell your mother said so hi mom. she

the cost fast enough and lose money when prices spike,so so when prices come down, they come down learas the retailers try to make up the money they lost. it doesn't sound fair but that's the way it works. >> you make me want to boy a new suv. seems like -- you think that gas prices are going to keep going. how low do they go? what's your prediction? >> well, there are some predictions that in all 50 states, by the end of the year, come christmastime, that every state could be paying below $2 a gallon. unbelievable. i don't believe it because aim in chicago, and something always goes wrong with -- refinery problems here all the time. so maybe everywhere necessary the country, except chicago, will see gasoline prices below $2 a gallon before christmas. >> that's amazing. also, california, though. they've still got gas that's above three bucks a barrel. >> they have had some major refinery problems out there the supply is very limited and they have incredibly high taxes which keeps them above the national average. >> i meant a gallon, not a barrel. i'm thinking about my big suv, going to

>> on our next washington journal, we'll talk to peter but to lear, about the effect that china's economy has on the global economy. after that, new york time senior science writer discusses the use of probiotics in the u.s. manufacturing industry. his new book. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. tour. c-span city this weekend, we are joined by charter communications to learn more about the history of literary life of grand junction, colorado. the mining of a certain mineral had a certain importance. books all over the colorado plateau and here in mesa county, we are surrounded by rock. within it we find a lot of dinosaur bones. that is really intrigued scientists -- that has really intrigued scientists for a long time. that containsl three different elements. it contains radium which is radioactive and was used by marie curie. canadian--vanadium. it also contains uranium which is one of the best sources for atomic power and weapons. wasain aspen all responsible for the -- through water legislation. >>

stopping this deal, then the single most important issue in 2016 will be stopping iran from acquire agnew lear weapon. and any command for the chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared to stand up to anuary 20, 2017, and rip shreds this catastrophic deal. any commander in chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared in january, 2017, look in the eyes of the ayatollah khomeini and say under no circumstances does iran, led by a theocratic ayatollah who chants death to america, under no circumstances will iran be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons. and if iran will not stop its nuclear program, we will stop it for you. i want to thank every here for this rally, i want to thank tea party patriots, i want to thank the pro israel group, i want to thank my friend donald trump for oining us today. i want to thank the leaders of congress who are here. i want to thank the american people. let's rise up and tell every elected official in washington, no more talk. no more show votes. get it done. stop this deal. thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> thank you, senator cruz.

people who are already in the united states and you can leave the country to obtain their be sent to lear return to the united states because they had something called unlawful presence. a few years ago, the government create a system to allow for someone to get a waiver to come back here. now, the government will extend that to a larger group of individuals. we are very much looking forward to see that coming forward because it will hun tens ofp thousands of families. there is a lot of work be done. dhs and other agencies have been very proactive and having stakeholder conversations. lynden: i hope all of you will join me in thanking our panelists today. [applause] we did not have time for questions, but we will linger outside in the hallway for a couple of minutes. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, "q&a,s sunday night on "the trouble with lawyers," it at the c

>>: is something i never would've expected and million lears and more are expected to i am looking notre whoever else did a great job they really trying to save people's houses unfortunately they cannot save the long. >>: is very devastating i've never seen anything like this. >>reporter: largest finding out now the death toll to three people for this fire to what is it like for if you in your home to be scared. >>: is a miracle i did not know what to say i am very fortunate the fire is a strange time house some places were left standing and others were not like was set my heart breaks for and one was affected more than i am i am very lucky i still have my home and i'm standing here talking to you some people do not have that. >>reporter: they tell me what it is like to be here? >>: it is where the flight and the movie like i am the last survivor because of really no one is here except for a rescue people support people pg&e has been great and allow normal where you could go and actually talk to someone and buy something and that is the great and the restaurant gave up for breakfast as

everybody lear, thousands of fans who come will see you and stuart varney as look at the program guidexciting. maria: cool stuff. we're checking back. gerri willis throughout the day. later today tennis legend andre agassi will sit down with trish regan on "the intelligence report," 2:00 p.m. eastern on fox business network. join us for that. >>> nfl season kicks off tonight, patriots versus steelers. can tom brady repeat last season's success despite the "deflategate" turmoil? mike guerra fellow is next. >> welcome back to another tennis channel court, report, a special presentation for fox business network. i'm andrew krasney. roger federer, five-time champion at the u.s. open and the swiss star moved safely into the semifinals in flushing meadows for the 10th time in his career. the number two see eased past cascade for a place in the championship match. federer closing out the comfortable victory over the french man, 6-1 in the third set. on the women's side, flavia pennetta upset to win the semis. she took out the two-time wimbledon champion. don't forget tennis channel's extensiv