leigh ann: there isn't. a lot of pressure for months now coming from democrats, the leaders of the military, including defense secretary austin, including general milley who i spoke to recently. and said there is a real readiness problem with these holds. but tuberville insists he is holding a line, and it is the military and democrats who have to compromise. he thinks he has the support of alabama republicans, his alabama constituents. so, there's no sign yet that there's going to be any sort of breakthrough on these military holds. geoff: leigh ann caldwell of "the washington post," thanks for being with us. leigh ann: thanks, geoff. ♪ amna: in the day's other headlines, a panel of three federal judges struck down alabama's second try at a congressional map. that's after republican lawmakers refused to create a second majority-black district despite a supreme court mandate. now, a special master will be designated to draw up new districts. ultimately, the case is expected to wind up back before the supreme

they have a really tricky tie tonight away at leigh leopards.o play at salford. whilst st helens, four—time back—to—back champions and currently third, have on paper the far easier task of playing a hull side at home who have nothing left to play for. it could not be more delicately poised at the top. lets hearfrom the bbcs rugby league correspondent dave woods — who's in place for 5live tonight at leigh versus wigan underneath — it has lost may be a little bit of its relevance in recent use because of course the champions in super league, you have to get through to the grand final and win the grand final, and ultimately if you look they finished at the top of the table or even in second place, that gives you an adventitious start to the finals. if you have it as close as we have it this year, itjust gives a little bit more of a lustre to that. rather disparaging, but we should be considered one of the major pieces of silverware, after a full 27 rounds of the season, that will take some doing, so whoever wins it tonight will have achieved someth

leigh ann, how will this all impactjoe biden?e he is about his family, here we have his son facing jail time if convicted. there is a question of how it impacts— there is a question of how it impacts him personally and politically and as your reporter stated he doesn't like his family to be bothered or to be challenged in such a way but normally— be challenged in such a way but normally he doesn't express it publiclx — normally he doesn't express it publicly. politically speaking it's been a very tough week for joe biden— it's been a very tough week for joe biden and as you have set ”p joe biden and as you have set up so — joe biden and as you have set up so well, his son has been indicted _ up so well, his son has been indicted and has the launch of this impeachment inquiry which we can— this impeachment inquiry which we can talk about separately and that _ we can talk about separately and that was also done for political— and that was also done for political reasons by the speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy getting a lot of p

and leigh ann caldwell of the washington post. welcome to sunday.s "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. here in washington, disfunction is on full display. the federal government is careening toward a shutdown just one week from today with no deal in sight as one top house republican lawmaker told me overnight, quote, it appears that's where we're headed as hardline republicans dig their demands for deep spending cuts threatening to replace speaker mccarthy who warned this week, quote, they want to burn the whole place down. democratic senator bob menendez is resisting calls to resign for allegedly taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes to benefit the egyptian government and prosecutors release stunning photos when they searched menendez home, gold bars and a mercedes-benz. the indictment appears to undercut republicans' allegations of a two-tiered system of justice and former president has been indicted four

leigh will face hull kingston rovers in the play offs and st helens will take on warrington. pretty heavy showers out there, some sunny spells, too. but as those showers fade to leave largely clear skies overnight, it is going to turn really quite chilly. then through the weekend, temperatures will rise as some outbreaks of rain and some strong winds arrive, particularly towards the north—west of the uk. the reason for all of that, this swirl of cloud. this was a hurricane, hurricane nigel. not a hurricane any more, but it is going to bring an injection of moisture into this deep area of low pressure. that will swell to the north—west of us, throwing outbreaks of rain and strong winds into northern and western parts, but also bringing us a southerly wind, drawing up some warmer air from the south. but in the short—term, still this north or north—westerly wind, a rather cool feel to proceedings. a few showers around overnight, but most places will be dry with clear skies. a few mist and fog patches around even in some of the big towns and cities. we'll see temperatures of 4—8

leigh milner, bbc news.emoving items from passengers' luggage and putting them in their pockets. these two officers were arrested in july and pockets. these two officers were arrested injuly and are pockets. these two officers were arrested in july and are facing charges of theft. we know they have pleaded not guilty to those charges. you are watching bbc news. mps have urged the government to commit to legislation enabling the regulation of self—driving cars in the uk. they argue that if this doesn't happen, any competitive advantage over other countries developing the technology could be lost. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. at the moment you can take your hands off the wheel on uk motorways if you are driving the one model of car that has had the relevant technology approved in this country. i had a go, back in the spring. but this is not autonomous, or fully self—driving. in the us, driverless taxis are allowed to carry passengers on the streets of san francisco, but it hasn't gone comple

leigh, thank you very much. _ relations were consensual. leigh, thank you very much.s were consensual. leigh, thank you very much. later on - relations were consensual. leigh, thank you very much. later on we will be speaking to one of the journalist who has been working for the last four years on this story. but now more of this morning's news. in libya, specialist teams are continuing the difficult and dangerous work of recovering the bodies of people killed in catastrophic floods last week. at least 11,300 people have died and more than 10,000 remain missing. in the worst—hit city of derna, survivors say they're in dire need of food, shelter and clean drinking water, as our correspondent anna foster explains. it's one of the most vital jobs in derna and one of the most distressing. doctors and detectives gather each day in this hospital car park to process the dead. a black body bag is carefully unzipped. expert hands gently probe, taking measurements orfinding identifying marks. many victims are now beyond recognition, but their dna is taken and logged in case the

leigh milner has the story.dogs yesterday afternoon just outside a property on main street in stonnall, near walsall. members of the public tried to help him. many have been left shocked by what happened. as a villager in a little place like this, you know, we don't get much crime or anything. so to find out that these dogs have actually attacked somebody is... yeah, utterly shocked. the man was taken to hospital with serious injuries, but later died in hospital. a 30—year—old man from litchfield has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and having dogs dangerously out of control. and while police are still attempting to establish the dogs�* breeds, the prime minister is now calling for a ban on all american xl bullies. what we will do is bring together animal experts, experts in the field, together with the police to accurately define the breed of concern and then using powers in the dangerous dogs act, ban this breed. last weekend, a violent dog attack on the streets of birmingham. it bites a young girl,

leigh milner has the story.is is the scene where a man was attacked by two dogs yesterday afternoon just outside a property on main street in stonnall near walsall. members of the public try to help him. many have been left shocked by what happened. figs to help him. many have been left shocked by what happened. $5 a shocked by what happened. as a villaaer shocked by what happened. as a villager and _ shocked by what happened. as a villager and a — shocked by what happened. as a villager and a little _ shocked by what happened. is — villager and a little place like this we don't get much crime or anything. to find out that these dogs have actually attacked somebody is, yeah, utterly shocked. the dogs have actually attacked somebody is, yeah, utterly shocked.— is, yeah, utterly shocked. the man was taken to _ is, yeah, utterly shocked. the man was taken to hospital _ is, yeah, utterly shocked. the man was taken to hospital with - is, yeah, utterly shocked. the man was taken to hospital with seriousl was taken to h

what leigh was able to do was to swing the army in northern virginia down and get it on the lower side of todd. a part of my creek facing the federals so todd of pottermore creek appa will end up operating like a moat that leigh is able to hold. leigh sends out in his cavalry which now commanded pretty much by hampton, not formally, but wade's the thing and they fight a battle with philip sheridan, the union cavalry commander at a place called horse shop, and are able to determine the exact location of the union forces and. basically lay that strong line along town upon him like creek there will be for the next two or three days what's known generally talked about is the battle of tyler pottermore creek. it's mainly a bunch little skirmishes. it's not really huge battle the union second corps tries to push way across town to pottermore creek and is to do so because the banks are the confederates have well have it well defended below the creek there's another attack that's made by the union forces to try to bust through that doesn't work and it looks like this might end up as a stalemat

. _ also in the film, young chris from leigh, who was a bit worried about telling her dad where she wasd it and she figured i'd want to go every week. she says, "well, you're going to have to tell your dad because he's got an idea anyway," you know. but she said i'm not telling him. 45 years on, we tracked her down. did your dad ever approve of you going? well, he knew about it when he saw the film, didn't he? that showed you how bright i was! i'm not the sharpest knife in�*t box. do you miss those days? yeah, because it was special. once you get into northern, you don't lose it. it's like another family. once you're in, you're in for life. you're fantastic! nah, nah, nah. looking at those days, what was it like in there? oh, it was banging. like, you'd go and sweat was dripping off the walls. and as soon as you walked through the door, you were on it. because the music was going poom—poom—poom. it didn't matter. how did you do it all night? yeah, well, some of us had a bit of help, but it's one of them. i'm not asking any questions. i saw that and i thought, i want to meet her, i want

the dragons are at salford, while wigan are away to leigh.games that decide who will lift the league leaders shield. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. the bbc is investigating a claim that comedian russell brand exposed himself to a woman before joking about the incident on his bbc radio 2 show. it's alleged to have happened in 2008 in los angeles. the woman did not work for the bbc, but was employed in the building where the presenter, who has denied any wrongdoing, recorded his show. graham satchell reports. russell brand is facing a series of sexual assault allegations, including rape and emotional abuse. the latest is said to have happened in this building in los angeles in 2008, where the broadcaster was recording an episode of his radio 2 programme. a woman, who the bbc is calling olivia, claims brand exposed himself to her in this bathroom. brand then laughed about the alleged incident minutes

leigh, no. the clerk: mr. lee, no. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. mr. brown, aye. the clerk: mr. marshall, no. the clerk: mr. braun, no. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the clerk: mr. hagerty, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, aye. mr. schmitt, no. the clerk: mr. welch, aye. mrs. shaheen, aye. mr. ricketts, aye. the clerk: mr. warnock, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. durbin, aye. mr. blumenthal, aye. mr. cruz, no. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. mr. manchin, aye. the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 83. and the nays are 11. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is made and laid upon the table and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's actions. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 281, general randy a. george for appointment as chief of staff of the army, an appointment in th

earlier i spoke to washington post live anchor and political reporter leigh ann caldwell, the last fewies making news ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says he'll attend the united nations�* annual gathering of world leaders next week in new york to help bolster international support for his country's fight against russia. a source familiar with zelenskyy�*s plans confirms he's expected to meet president biden during his visit to the u—s, according to our partner cbs news. russia is expelling two us embassy employees, accusing them of working with a russian national that the kremlin had previously accused of spying. russia's foreign ministry says the two diplomats conducted "illegal activities by liaising with a russian citizen" and that they must leave the country within seven days. the us state department has rejected the allegations. the father, stepmother and uncle of a ten year old girl who was found dead at her home in england last month have been charged with her murder. they were arrested wednesday evening at gatwick airport as they disembarked a flight from dubai. the th

earlier i spoke to washington post live anchor and political reporter leigh ann caldwell, the last fews been very tough. a strike at the three biggest us carmakers could be announced in just hours. little progress was made on thursday during talks in the hours before labor contracts expire. if the united auto workers strike demands are not met, union president shawn fain says strikes will take place targeted plants. it's possible for all 146,000 union members to walk out over time. among the union's demands includes a 36 percent wage increase over four years. automakers have responded with wage increases ranging from 17 and a half to 20 percent over a 4 and a half year contract. live now to the bbcs north america business correspondent michelle fleury who is in detroit. (i.michelle, what is the latest? any sign of a deal being done? if you judge by the rhetoric and we heard earlier today it seems pretty unlikely. in part the car—makers have said they had at the office to make it more generous but the unions have said it simply wasn't enoughin have said it simply wasn't enough in the tw

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. >> others, like leigh-ann widick, also live close by. she tells us the area has always been family friendly. >> tsay this is a quiet neighborhood. there are multiple schools. my kids have soccer practice on the field just up there at ocean view, and we're never afraid to be down here. >> waddock says. while the shooting unnerved her thursday, she's determined to not let it change her perception of the area in albany. tim johns, abc seven news. >> we were sending out alerts to your phone just like this one as the news was breaking. you can get these same updates sent to your phone by downloading the abc7 news bay area app. just be sure to enable the notifications. >> all right, let's turn things over now to our friday weather outlook because that smoke and air quality is really the big question going into the weekend. it is abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with our 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> sandhya yeah. >> and dan, let's take a look at the air quality right now. most of the bay area is still in the moderate to poor fo

police say jamie—leigh kelly left a centre for vulnerable mothers and children in north—west london, tuesday. the children are under care protection orders and were taken from the centre against staff wishes. natwest says it's looking into a glitch with its cash deposit machines after customers reported money was missing from their accounts. the bank said some payments were delayed but the issue has been resolved and no customer will be left out of pocket. it is unclear how many people were affected by the issue. bee—killing pesticides are being found at wildlife—threatening levels in rivers around the country. campaigners say the presence of largely banned pesticides in more than one in ten of the rivers it analysed across the uk is hugely concerning. you're live with bbc news. the king and queen will continue their tour of france with a visit to the bordeaux region later. on thursday king charles received a standing ovation for his speech in the french upper house of parliament, the senate. and there was also time for a bit of sport, with queen camilla taking on the french first la

also in the film, young chris from leigh, who was a bit worried about telling her dad where she was goingtelling him. 45 years on, we tracked her down. did your dad ever approve of you going? well, he knew about it when he saw the film, didn't he? that showed you how bright i were! you're fantastic! nah, nah, nah. looking at these days, what was it like in there? oh, it was banging. like, you'd go and sweat was dripping off walls. and as soon as you walked through the door, you was on it. because the music was going poom—poom—poom. i saw that and i thought, i want to meet her, i want to meet her. you are a star and i found you, i found you. have i changed? nothing — nothing has changed. i've still not got a posh accent. # follow you around, | everywhere in town.# northern soul — and it's far more than just wigan, it's a community that's spread around the world. and, 50 years on, thousands are, this weekend, keeping the faith. david sillito, bbc news, blackpool. the question is is there any northern soul in the weather? here's ben rich. it's a beautiful scene here from the weather watcher,

the dragons are at salford, while wigan are away to leigh.ce. you were talking about the rugby. scotland has announced its team and i know you will look at that. here's simon. good morning. you were going to talk about the equinox. i was getting confused with my dates. we were talking about how i do not like it but i was thinking it might be the longest... sure to stay. are you still confused? and the 21st of october. clocks go back. full back, spring forward. the equinoxes when the sun, we start to be pointed away from the sun. it means nights become longer than days. there is another reason you do not like it. because we get up in the dark and do that all the time. before we get to the equinox on saturday morning, a lovely start in devon. some lovely sunrise pictures sent in. the cloud bills and with showers moving through. a mixture of sunny spells and showers. i start with the satellite because it shows a good picture of the next few days. today we have cloud. sunny spells and showers. a window of fine weather, clear skies on saturday and

our correspondent, leigh milner has more from the newsroom.pany that owns the big brother brand is making urgent enquiries, channellisays brother brand is making urgent enquiries, channel 4 says it has done a document search and found nothing so far but it is carrying out another internal investigation. the bbc is investigating if any complaints were made while he was working as a radio presenter. you have to remember that most of the allegations come after 2012 when he was working in america, and the hollywood studios and there is a question of his charitable work as well, one charity that works with women and children has recently cut ties with the comedian. these are four very serious allegations of sexual assault and rape. two of them allegedly took place in los angeles, the le pd have said they have not been told about them but it is early days and the lapd do have a history of pursuing allegations of the me to variety, the other allegations are supposedly to have taken place in the uk including the allegations made by the woman who was 1

suspicion of child abduction, as police hunt for a missing mother and two children. 31—year—old jamie—leighd three—year—old daughter on tuesday. the metropolitan police say the children are under care protection orders and were taken against wishes officers believe ms kelly then got into a blue ford fiesta — the car and driver are yet to be found. anyone who sees ms kelly is urged to call 999 immediately. the uk's largest food bank provider says government cost—of—living payments only give temporary relief for those in need. the trussell trust say the money, up to £900 across three installments, only helps for several weeks at most, leading to only a short—term dip in demand forfood banks. the government maintain the payments, introduced to help the most vulnerable with soaring costs, are delivering "quick and much—needed help" to millions of low—income households. the king and queen will continue their tour of france with a visit to the bordeaux region later. on thursday, king charles received a standing ovation for his speech in the french upper house of parliament, the senate. and there

. >> others, like leigh-ann widick, also live close by.as always been family friendly. >> tsay this is a quiet neighborhood. there are multiple schools. my kids have soccer practice on the field just up there at ocean view, and we're never afraid to be down here. >> waddock says. while the shooting unnerved her thursday, she's determined to not let it change her perception of the area in albany. tim johns, abc seven news. >> we were sending out alerts to your phone just like this one as the news was breaking. you can get these same updates sent to your phone by downloading the abc7 news bay area app. just be sure to enable the notifications. >> all right, let's turn things over now to our friday weather outlook because that smoke and air quality is really the big question going into the weekend. it is abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with our 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> sandhya yeah. >> and dan, let's take a look at the air quality right now. most of the bay area is still in the moderate to poor for sensitive groups categ

i've pedantic leigh learned to pronounce it gerrymandering, not gerrymanring, which is when you draw voting districts that are so funny shaped that they look like salamanders to protect cumbents. that because that's what elbridge did in massachusetts and also to virginia delegates. edmund randolph of virginia an george mason of virginia, one of the most underappreciated of the founders who refused to sign the constitution along the other three because it didn't contain a bill of rights. why not? because james madison, among others, said a bill of rights would be unnecessary or dangerous. unnecessary because the constitution itself is a bill of rights. it gives congress only enumerated powers. and since congress has no power to infringe speech, for example, there's no reason to fear that congress would abridge free speech. and dangerous, madison said, because people might assume that if a right wasn't written down, it wasn't protected. and the framers believed that our rights are so capacious that they come from god or nature, not from government. and to try to reduce them to a single

five players from challenge cup winners leigh leopards have been named in the 2023 super league dreama wiegman says it will be special but strange to face her home country the netherlands in the women's nations league tomorrow. wiegman led the dutch to european championship glory in 2017 before repeating the feat with england in 2022. britain's ellie aldridge won the european kitefoil title in portsmouth as the sport prepares to debut at the 2024 olympics in paris. the 26—year—old prevailed across four days of competition. after europe's women's retained the solheim cup yesterday in southern spain, attention now turns to rome and the ryder cup that starts on friday. europe's men suffered a crushing defeat in the usa two years ago, losing by a record 19—9 at whistling straits. today, we heard from both captains. i certainly have a lot of belief in my team. i know it is going to be a difficult next few days, it really is. the us are very strong. we know that. we are coming off our worst defeat ever in a ryder cup. us players are strong. they are high up in the world rankings, they have

that's it for my leigh liaison report. i said, joe is here to answer questions. thank you. questions or comments? excellent. if we can take public men on this item, please. members of the public when would like to make public comment you have 3 minutes to speak. call 415-655-0001, access code: 2661 388 9782. we have no public comment >> close public comment and move to item 10. >> liaison report on the 2015 affordable housing go bond program, 20 sxaen loans for rehab of affordable housing. and the 2019 affordable housing go bond program. i the make up time here for us. >> first i'd like to thank andrea lydia and benjamin who discussed the programs. there are 3 this fall in the housing. i'm the liaison to and report this all of spending is with the voter's will >> first the 2015 bond item. 310 million dollars. almost completely spent with 3 projects remaining. just to be completed the potrero hope infrastructure project. down payment assistance program and teacher housing at 43rd and irving. 1, 568 affordable units. which is great. second bond program the 2016 referred the p

. >> reporter: a memphis judge ending the conservatorship between michael oher and sean and leigh anneontrol of the finances more than 20 years. in the state of tennessee, conservatorships are often used in the case of a medical condition or disability, but oher's agreement was approved, according to his legal petition, despite him being 18 years old, and having no diagnosed physical or psychological disabilities. the judge disturbed, such a deal was reached saying, "i can't it got done." the tuohys says it was a tool to keep oher compliant with ncaa rules attending the university of mississippi but the former nfl star claims the couple tricked him into believing he was signing adoption paperwork, oher asking the judge to terminate the conservatorship and demanding they hand over full accounting of the monies pocketed over the 2009 drama based on his life. >> do you even want to play football? >> reporter: the tuohys calls oher's claims outlandish, hurtful and absurd claims they shared all money with oher and added his book indicates he knew about the conservatorship going on to call t

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'em leigh, what's the latest?complicating the cleanup efforts. windy and rainy here. we saw ophelia knocking out power to thousands, dumping nearly nine inches of rain including parts of north carolina and stirring up dangerous ocean conditions, like here in jones beach where rip currents are still a threat. this morning, millions are cleaning up and drying out from a weekend of relentless wind and rain. >> this is rough, i'm telling you. >> reporter: as tropical storm ophelia churned up the east coast. >> this is the worst weather we've ever had. >> reporter: sparking widespread flooding, downing power lines and trees. ophelia first made landfall saturday in north carolina packing 70-mile-per-hour winds. the storm dumping several inches of rain and damaging homes and businesses. >> so it did come -- you're talking right up to here. >> reporter: the flooding triggered multiple water rescues like the u.s. coast guard's rescue of five people including three children on a ship in cape lookout. states of emergency in

they are still missing captain leigh williamson, a huge mist to the team, also fran kirby.there are some key players missing and that will have an impact on the team, but, yes, they have been grinding out results. they were not at their best against scotland in that 2—1 victory on friday, but this is a very, very tough opponent tonight, and i think they'll have to be up their game and deliver a performance if they want to get that result. so for the other home nations, a chance to chalk up their first wins of the nations league, with scotland attempting to stay on england's heels in their group. sheelagh mclaren is at hampden for their game against belgium. it is back to the national stadium for peter martin slows a's site after that narrow defeat to england in their opening league a fixture on friday night. that ended a run of four consecutive victories and six teams in total without defeat for scotland. but the manager was pleased with the performance against the world cup finalists and believes it is something they can build on. tonight's opponents belgium, like scotland

. >> all of it pointing out the inevitability of the a shutdown, at the end of the week, leigh ann caldwellpected to speak publicly. the new jersey globe said menendez will hold a news conference today. he's not expected to resign. in fact, he's expected to sale he's running for re-election in 2024, he does have, we should note, he does already have a republican challenge congressman andy kim. let's bring cnn's analyst joey jackson. joey, thank you for being here. i appreciate it. i think we should note as far as challengers very quite a few in the new jersey house delegation that would happily take a promotion to the senate. that's why you're seeing him with calls to resigning not a lot of calls from senators. we know menendez was indicted once before. it ended in a mistrial. this one, though, comes after a years' long justice department investigation. they've been sitting on those incredibly damaming pictures. how damming is this case? >> kasie, good morning to you. with the prosecutors as you look at what's in the indictment, very inflammatory indictment, having the gold bars, showing th

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ktvu's greg leigh tells us their ultimate goal is to make the sport more diverse and inclusive. pebble beach, one of the most famous golf resorts in the world and the setting for many memorable moments in the sport's history. and let the tiger woods coronation begins. tiger woods won his first us open title in dominant fashion by a record 15 shots this year. the storied course held the us women's open for the first time in history. first on the tee, marcus berg. on this day, another one for the history books. the legendary courses hosting the cisco invitation final, the first 54 hole event in the history of the pga tour. when we started this 14 years ago, we had a lot of visions and dreams about what we wanted. the lpga to be. and this far surpasses all that we love just getting to compete more. and then to do it at a at a venue like this, pebble beach spyglass, spanish bay, it's just it's awesome. pga stands for advocates professional golf association, the nonprofit formed in 2008, aiming to bring greater diversity to golf and make it more accessible. the idea was born when tou

. >> if you leigh now, you'll never play in the nfl again. >> i stayed and made the team. that made it nine years in total in the league. jake matthews is in his tenth year with the atlanta falcons. he is a proud dad to baby becket. >> any hesitation and concern about him getting into the sport? >> i don't think there is anything i could have done about discipline, saying what you're going to do. . >> there are other eight matthews men over three generations who played pro. >> this is how my dad put it. god has given us bodies that take a beating and keep coming back. >> his father bruce is a hall of famer who played in 300 games over 19 seasons. >> this game looks a lot different than when he played. do you ever get together with that, family reunions or is he telling stories about back in my day? >> he actually made it out to a practice, the first week of training camp last year and joked that he could have played 25 years with the way we were practicing now. i definitely think the game has changed in way. i think it's all been for the better. >> a potentially better, de

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she writes one for general leigh that that was not published in her lifetime and that gets buried because everything falls apart. and that's part of what she's writing about, actually, with charles lee, that that he's been captured. and but she doesn't know that he's really famous and a big deal. and everybody loves him. that's what she knows because she's been observing that happen. new england, they love charles lee. there's a and she writes she writes to other military figures. and so that is a successful strategy to her and for her and really part of and she's used to it well. she knows that british poets have been doing this and she knows that that homer and other and others have always written to and about these great men, especially men of battle. and that that is part of what poetry was expected to do. and it's one of the most ambitious things that one can do as a poet. and all this sets up jefferson's response to her, which is to say, no, she's not doing that. no, this isn't that important. it isn't. it doesn't go in and it maybe it doesn't even go in an anti-slavery direction, w

julie amber leigh reporting live for us tonight in oakland. amber, thank you. former oakland city council member lauren taylor has launched a new nonprofit meant to give residents more details on how the city is run. taylor says the group called empower oakland will encourage people to get informed and politically involved with the 2024 elections. he told us earlier tonight at seven that he wants to give oaklanders the tools to hold their leaders accountable by offering a report card on elected officials and departments. as we are seeking to make major gains on these critical issues, it's important that we all have a clear vision of where we're headed. the progress, milestones that we're expecting to hit, and how we're performing against that. that includes our elected officials. it includes city departments, it includes how we are working together. taylor did not rule out another run for mayor in 2026. he narrowly lost a mayor. the mayor's race to shengtao in 2022. tonight two siblings at skyline high school in oakland are opening up, sharing their stories aft

chinese, in a phone call authorized by the then acting secretary of defense, general milley saw to leighssure the chinese that no acwas imminent. trump called milley action an act so egregious that in times gone by, the punishment would have been death, unquote. death. that is right. former president of the united states who well may be the next president of the united states, suggesting in no uncertain terms that america's highest ranking military official, a veteran of multiple combat tours in afghanistan and in iraq, deserves to be executed. a man whose followers have a troubling habit of flooding her perceived enemies with death threats. that happened. the second piece of news comes from the former top aide to mark meadows, trump's last white house chief of staff, cassidy hutchinson. the star witness in last summer's january 6 committee hearing. her new book "enough", published today. in the book, hutchinson paints a picture of the closing days of the trump white house even more chaotic, even more lawless than described in her shocking testimony. for example, what was mark meadows bu

now our greg leigh reporting there. a live look now at the south gallery of san francisco city hall. people have been coming here until 4:00 this evening. it's open where they can sign a condolence book. so many san francisco in particular are feeling a deep loss as reaction is coming in from across the country. we'll turn to ktvu james torres now live in studio with how members of congress are responding and a look ahead at what's next here. james gasia across the country, but especially here in california. we're hearing from some of the most prominent lawmakers in our state. of course, first coming from governor gavin newsom, who said a number of words earlier today. we also seen some statements from senator alex padilla, senator feinstein's fellow california senator, and, of course, speaker nancy pelosi, former house speaker nancy pelosi, offering her thoughts and condolences as well, of course, with her own connections to san francisco as well. each of these people and i think each of the statements you'll hear for