marquis race replacing the governor and picking their candidate for that race. i'm joined by white house correspondent for pbs news hour and david katnis. david, let me start with you. on arizona, the later poll closing time. obviously the immediate backdrop for that race, as we said, john mccain's passing. and the question there for republicans, it does seem pretty stark on paper. you've got martha mcsally, combat veteran, choice of the party establishment. you have arpaio, pardoned by trump. kelli ward, as antagonistic as anybody, to say the least, toward john mccain. where will the balance of power be there in arizona? >> it's tough. you have a three-way race. if it was yust kelli ward versus martha mcsall lly you would hav that clean pro-trump versus establishment battle but sheriff joe arpaio, who will get double digits in the polls most likely, muddles that. most expect martha mcsally to win and by double digits but we also have to look at how she won. she began this race as sort of a pragmatist, centrist who wanted to do things like daca. she has steadily

square, a public park across from the white house is named after marquis do lafayette.-de next, we discussed the book, "trouble in lafayette square: assassination, protest & murder at the white house." the event is one hour and five minutes. good evening, welcome to national press club. an editor with bloomberg news, and i'm the 111th president of the national press come -- press club. if you have not already, please islands your cell phones. we do not want them ringing during the taping of this event. we are going to be broadcast on c-span this evening. please do not let it be your cell phone that interrupts the site. hastu are tweeting, the htag is #npclive. it's my pleasure to introduce our celebrated author, gil klein . he is my predecessor as the president of the national press club. he served as president from 1994, when his two children were very young. i believe one is in the audience. there is andrew. i see him. with chloe, welcome. gil was working as a national correspondent for the media general, where he served 22 years. he has also taught at american univer

in the region partly as a way to slow mass migration here of michael met with some girls present marquis saul yesterday and all with the presidents of ghana and nigeria for returning home . rescuers in myanmar are struggling to reach thousands of people stranded after yesterday's dam failure in the region state media say waters unleashed by the dems have blocked a major highway and driven more than sixty thousand people from their homes the incident has highlighted safety concerns about dams in the region as a whole. and heavy rains have apollo several cities in china is eastern. province state media say the rain storms have caused what they describe as significant flooding in jew city rescuers waded through waist high water to reach residents trapped in their homes after the waters blocked road access several hundred people were affected. now for centuries the caste system in nepal has discriminated against members of the lowest hindu caste known as doll it's their access to jobs education is limited and they're often treated as inferior by members of other castes now an n.c.o. is hopin

jimmy garoppolo will find marquis goodwin down the sideline. that say 40-yard game.er in the drive, jimmy surveying finds trend taylor in the back of the end zone. garoppolo finishes for the 13 a interception. derek carr and jared getting the day off. the fourth quarter, rams with ej manual for the touchdown. that makes it 16-15. they go for two, but no dies. rams win, 19-15. more news after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ c h on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. save a fallen horse. >>> finally tonight, north bay firefighters stepping up to save a fallen horse. it happened at the national feed store. the horse was not able to stand up because of the terrain, but they used a sled to drag the horse down the trail to an area where he could get up. the horse was doing just fine after he got back on his legs. >> what a fantastic good news way to end our broadcast. "saturday night live" is next. >> have a great night. while other burger places s

a public park across from the white house, is named after frenchman and revolutionary war figure marquis de lafayette. next on american history tv, gil klein talks about his book, "trouble in lafayette square: assassination, protest & murder at the white house." the national press club hosted this event. it is an hour and five minutes. andrea: hello, everyone, good evening. welcome to the national press club. i am andrea endrey, an editor with bloomberg news, and i am the 111th president of the national press club. i would like to take just a moment -- if you have not already, please silence your cell phones. we do not want them ringing during the taping of this event. we are going to be broadcast on c-span as well this evening, so please don't let it be your cell phone that interrupts our proceedings tonight. if you are tweeting, the hashtag is #npclive. it is with great pleasure that i introduce to you this evening gil klein, our celebrated author this evening. gil is my predecessor as a president of the national press club. he served as president in 1994 when his two children were ver

them this he lost in all of us because the marquis. said that was but. no longer is and he does but i don't know what that is the most the last. say i.e. but i sent this book out almost a foot on the brown. yes must. be one of the state your yes. may i want to says it was the left one also yes i was has been messed up because you know ms they. started out. but you know someone in that this one life i mean yes i can think that yes that is. somebody in the u.s. but you know yes. his intervention achieved very little days after this interview as to funny a return to the texan capital but this time to lead a protest against approval of the law they opposed known as s.b. full. the republican majority has pushed forward anti sanctuary laws. among other things it allows for a local agent to be jailed for failing to report an undocumented immigrant. moreover it also rises the dismissal of any sheriff who supports sanctuary policies even one that's democratically elected finally it also allows the blocking of state funds to municipalities and sanctuary universiti

when not on may first became a beach resort many beautiful structures were built like the marquis who had pavilion here today there are still about one hundred historically listed buildings . but these aren't among them they were put up quickly in the one nine hundred fifty s. as tourist accommodation. but mass tourism usually brings along an attractive building in its wake vacation became cheap but the island didn't become pretty or. however this has been changing in recent years it's getting stylish again. this seems schtick is the only five star hotel on nor denying it used to be a storage shed now it combines tradition with modern design. if you check in here you always have the sea view even from the rooftop pool. almost hidden among the dunes the restaurant by sadoun. outside it's a wooden shack inside it has a relaxed chill out atmosphere. and that's popular it's as if the islanders and their guests had always been waiting for a place like this. young and old families it's really a fantastic atmosphere it's certainly turned out well. the island's hottest bus is the milk bar in

capuano: i don't know what i i said ten years ago but it is great to be perfect but senator senator marquis all voted for comprehensive immigration reform bill that i would have voted for there was a lot of hassle for that temporary protected status and mother separated out the border. >> with that six or 700 miles of the wall mostly funded under barack obama was that wrong? >> you said you would not go for that. >>pressley: i am saying that i would not because i cannot look in the face of parents if they save some children but not all of them. >> two thirds of democrats say they agree with you in a recent poll but it seems you were against it before you were for it. from 2017 american people need all the facts of those will come through the special counsel we just don't know that yet so what change then. >> everyday i wake up i wake up donald trump does something more amazing. that was an accumulation of issues every single day the first vote i took before any opposition i just get to a point and it wasn't for impeachment but you get the impeachment hearings going i still say here today i

the marquis now says honoring apollo legend aretha franklin. rest in peace. aretha franklin was 76 years old. in a statement the franklin family said we have lost the matriarch and rock of our family and we have a to know th legacy will live on. that legacy is a lot more than just music. aretha franklin was also a powerful voice for african americans in the 1960s and 70s as america struggled to embrace civil rights. some very influential bay area people really knew aretha franklin and talked to paul chambers about what she meant to the civil rights movement. >> the soul of the bay pays tribute to the queen of soul. >> reporter: after news broke that aretha franklin had died 10 noon -- one or 2.9 changed their format to honor the king of -- the queen of soul. >> my heart said one some will not do. one song an hour would not do. >> reporter: for 12 hours the station played hit songs of aretha franklin . the fans it seemed to love it. >> the phone calls are emotional. listeners are reminiscing over how aretha has impacted their lives. >> for us as black people s

we have having it at the marriott marquis on pennsylvania. we are going to visit the museum because a lotf our moms don't live in this area so we're excited about being there. we kick off the official conference with our meet and greet where our sponsor come in and our moms, we can introduce the new ones, we have about 35 new mothers we've addedhis year. we leave there and roll into friday where we are going into ward ame chapel church, we are going to give away for the 500 families that have been identified to receive utility assistance. from there we come back, have si information ss and awards banquet where the mayor of d.c. will come and prent awards to a few of our moms that have operated in excellence as well as a few scholarship recipients in the area. >> is the conference just for mothers of basketball players. >> , we have other guests that will be invitedti and bought ets for our fashion show coming up on that saturday. a lot of our sponsors will be there sprinkled throughout. >> you can alway register a guest to come to the confere

he's an exceptional midfield talent and the winner of the bundesliga marquis award i mean to reach. its. twenty one year old record international has taken the leap by storm. like with the last four three assists he says he won games in his first season but for. second place with shaka. underscore in the incredible fool darby draw at dortmund. i schooled my first goal for shall come in the tommy ball and that's when i really really. a midfield whirlwind he keeps the opposition constantly on that play. because he's fast if he takes people on the monday he's got back cheeky self confidence. very tough to league charge for leading opponents in his wake and won fifty three percent of his one on one challenges a final time for an attacking player. but there's some great moments the ball can do but it's all. i mean her eat passion instinct and clinical process. and for the royal blue cools congrats rookie of the yeah. it was a memorable season of interviews for full of blunders league of player patrick we look back at the best of all board meets. hi everyone well it's been a tough season

marquis brains.tnership and ownership. what happened to music? well, music is always the driving force. that's the bread and butter. that's what keeps you relevant. - harvey: so music's the engine... - yeah. ...and you've got a long train behind that engine. it sure is and what i love about the music business now, it's changing so much, it's creating a lot of opportunities for true partnership and true ownership. music drives a lot of the endorsements. do endorsements help music? yes, they do. when you partner up with the right brand, you know, i'll give you an example. with bud light, that helped break a record called "don't stop the party." "manos pa'rriba" broke through a pepsi deal that we did down in latin america, which record ended up winning a grammy. and i always say, by the way, grammys are great, but what are they, really? my kids can't eat grammys. you know what i'm saying? i just say it so you guys understand what level that record went to. is pitbull now a product? oh, by far. i mean,

the carmen group, ben marquis, and everyone else was part of the team who helped sponsor and get the word out. i grew up as i like to say a small town in rhode island. it was a pretty tight knit family, wasn't really political and i went to catholic high school and went on to college and was really never, started getting involved in campaigns when i was towards the middle and end of my years in college and my whole goal was to move to washington dc and get job on capitol hill and i came here and i did everything you could. istuffed envelopes, drove people around in cars, drove people around . hey, berman. and it was a group house on the hill with a lot of people that are now doing really successful things. so i would just say thank god there were no additional cameras then. i mean literally, i stillpray . we all had just this backyard piece of property that i don't know how it still exists in dc and we went down to kmart the landmark mall or whatever it was. and bought a 12 foot above ground pool and had to explain to the landlord that didn't say we couldn't have one in the lease . s

michael drejka charged with manslaughter for shooting and killing marquis mcglockton during an argument over a parking spot. the state prosecutor bringing charges after the sheriff said they could not charge him, saying it was stand your ground. then outrage over what the video showed. today, prosecutors said the defendant does have a history of threatening drivers. >>> now to the major headline tonight in the trial of paul manafort. robert mueller's prosecutors head their case, and then the defense resting its case today without calling a single witness. the judge then rejecting the defense request to dismiss the case. manafort is charged with falling to pay taxes on millions of dollars hidden in offshore accounts. on this move, the manafort resting without calling a single witness, let's get to pierre thomas tonight. pierre, what's behind the move? what does it tell us tonight? >> reporter: david, despite the fact that prosecutors introduced 27 witnesses and hundreds of exhibits involving thousands of documents, manafort's attorneys told us today they simply do not believe that the go

square, a public park across from the white house is named after marquis do lafayette.ook, "trouble in lafayette square: assassination, protest & murder at the white house." the event is one hour and five minutes. good evening, welcome to national press club. an editor with bloomberg news, and i'm the 111th president of the national press come -- press club. if you have not already, please islands your cell phones. we do not want them ringing during the taping of this event. we are going to be broadcast on

pauline marquis professor at the department of psychiatry and psychology at the university of chicago wants to understand how women experience many points emotionally. one of the i think most exciting approach is it is a cognitive behavior therapy approach now this approach decreases the amount of bother that women experience when. potlatch and it's evidence based this is a randomized trial. recent research finds that aside from cognitive behavioral therapy hypnosis also works trials have not been conducted yet on whether hypnosis works for men who are in andropov's but there is news concerning another important question are low testosterone levels responsible for premature hair loss. was one of the greatest myths about testosterone is that supposedly there's a connection between testosterone level and hair status fortunately we couldn't find it in the data. to go so far as prediction for one's own hair status is to take a look at your father to see of hair is still growing on his head fixed. genetics proteins and hormones research has taken a look at everything in the interim testost

he's ready to use a marquis tournament to help his neighbor's recover. >>. >> we try to cram as muchn the car but in hindsight we left so much. i mean, things that meant -- sentimental things, like wedding pictures. >> dan and cindy lost their house on the night of october 8th. their son took this video the following day. remnants of the home they shared for 12 years still smoldering. today their lot still dirt and rubble. members at silverado resort and spa. they call one of the condos home, not for long. they intend to rebuild here and soon. the permits just went through. >> look at this beautiful view that we used to look at every day. we want it back, and we're going to come back stronger than ever. >> going to have a bigger dining room so we can sit more people for meals. we're excited about that. so many people have had us for meals. now maybe we can reciprocate after all of this, and the stories that we could tell you about people stepping out. >> johnny miller co-owned sil r silvera silverado. he recalls what he and his family had to endure here almost 11 months ago. >> we ha

they talk about their trials and tribulations to come together and flourish in the community and marquis on the field. >> reporter: you had a stem event a couple days ago where you do stem in the community et cetera. >> correct. so the fund will go to the legacy partners and we support a bunch of charities across the area. this is from levi stadium. this is our steam initiatives and our 49ers' prep program year it is not family feud. what is it? >> the fateful feud. we're having our offensive guys square off our defensive guys in a showdown. >> reporter: no contact, we hope? >> we hope. >> reporter: it all starts at 5:30 tonight. >> 5:30 the cocktail reception and then the festivitys from 6:30 on. >> reporter: i appreciate your time. time. 5:30 tonight. >>> indycar will host their final race for the season. and one of the drivers was impacted by a wildfire in california. his parents' were badly damages in the wildfire. >> to raise awareness of the relief funds was important for me in the offsoon and this year when we raced in the grand prime of in april. i'm having lunch with a group of

so for them to be able to premiere their film in the theater and have their names on the marquis is a big deal. earlier this week he posted a story that is about a store selling eight dollar lemonade. >> i did see "sorry to bother you" like two days ago. i did not know barely anything about it going in other than the word of mouth. it takes a turn in the middle. if you have seen it you know what i'm talking about where i just -- it's very -- >> don't spill the beans. >> you go in and they completely shock you. >> it's like going to see pretty woman and turns out to be about faith hill. >> the movie will be a great place to head to because we are still deal wg poor air quality. you may want to keep it indoors. i want to show you this nice picture of san francisco. we started out with very cloudy conditions. we had the nice fog holding on tight. now the temperatures are rather comfortable at about 54. concord into the 70s. nice and clear right now. wind speeds at about 12 miles per hour. if we head to the livermore area we are at about 72 degrees. you recolle you can see we have a nice

that battle now is one of the marquis races in the country. and it says a lot about the party of trump and the democratic party in the age of trump, next. >> i have been unapologetic in my beliefs. i have gone out, whether i'm in red areas, blue areas, purpose areas of this state, i said the same thing. my mother used to put it this time, when you tell the truth, you don't have to cover up your lies. i believe that honesty in places where people don't agree with you 100% will allow us to win in november. >> the party of trump has become the party of white racial anger and grievance. it's much more fully embracing its role as the multi-racial politics. its manifesting itself in the diversity and the experience of its candidates. let's bring if jason johnson and andrea christina mercato the executive director doing a lot of work in that race. first, sort of big pick. there is this question trump win, as trump makes the republican party of racial grievance, what do you see the party forming into in reaction to that? >> the democratic party decide

talk about a marquis matchup. you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area.ohn miller from the booth. >> it's summertime in southern california. a beautiful night for a ball game. it's the giants and don'tedgers. ace against ace. this is the 11th time these two aces have gone head to head. >> if like as where they are in the season, they need them to be good tonight. the giants are trying to stay in the race. they need e sharp. the dodgers have lost the series. two tough losses. the rockies beat them in colorado. kershaw needs to be good. he is 22-10 against the giants. it's two aces and figures to be about pitching. >> the giants who come in having won three out of the seven games they played here in l.a., they scored nine runs in those seven games. we will see how they do tonight against kershaw. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a programming note. because of the game, you can watch your favorite nbc shows on cozy tv. >> we will watch the giants on nbc on the big tv. then on your phone or tablet, watch the a's game. we have a lot going on. >>> there's not too

all of the marquis restaurants that have put portland on the map in terms of its dining scene are allf of these affordable, there a casual little sister restaurants. >> with great food. >> great, great food. bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. >> what is your must read? >> i really focused on that key man risk. we heard about them with earnings in the recent week. really just how corporate governance comes to play in all of this. >> my must-read have to be tequila and that story on patron. always find it fascinating to read about the story behind the brand i actually consume. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "best of bloomberg technology." next hour,n the apple reports earnings that beat expectations with an up the forecast for the current quarter. we will bring you the highlights. says it will be sustainably profitable and cash flow positive by the end of the year. it sets in -- a higher target for the model three, aiming to make 6000 cars a week

one of the marquis programs that we have that really kind of branchs all ages is our ready, set, fly program where you can come to s.f.o. and practice going through security, getting on the plane, and really get that under your belts. that primarily is taken advantage of by families, but at this time, we don't actually support any -- or we don't provide any support groups specifically. but lots of -- a lot of educational contents, yeah. >> any other comments from staff? thank you. i want to thank you for your presentation and for the work that you do and for waiting patiently. >> happy to. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we're going to go ahead and close this presentation. we're going to open -- yeah, we're going to open -- thank you. we're going to open up public comment on this presentation. do we have anyone on the bridge line? okay. i don't see a speaker card. does anyone want to come up to the podium and make a comment? okay. thank you. with that, we're going to go ahead and close public comment. we're going to go onto information item number 10, correspondence. do we h

the apollo marquis is emblazoned with her name "the queen of soul ."ng the hour on the life, the music, the genius, the activism of aretha franklin. she sang at three presidential inaugurations, the pre-inauguration of president carter, the inauguration of president clinton, and the inauguration of president obama. and that is where we are g going to go right now. is araretha is aretha frankling "my country'tis of thee" at president obama's first 2009guration january 20, [captioning made possible by democracy now!] the by country'tis of libertyd of sing. i land where my father died p pridehe pilgrim's frfrom every mountainside freedom, freedom riring let freedom let freedom ring let it ring now let freedomm ring ♪ amy: aretha franklin singing at the first inauguration of president barack obama, singing before the largest audience ever to witness a u.s. inauguration. this is demomocracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. our guests are angela davis. angegela, i just w want to ask , here she is singing "my country'tis of t

jimmy garoppolo finds marquis goodwin.nd garoppolo tapped the drive with a td pass to trent taylor. slot receiver is happy about that. garoppolo 10 of 12 for 136 yards, a td and a pick. the texans reon only 34 seconds left in the game, joe webbt. finds vincent smith, 41 yards for the gain. the rookie emanuel mosley forget in the nfl you have to tag the player down. so smith rolled into the end zone. that was the difference maker. derek carr one of the 15 oakland starters who did not suit up. jon gruden doesn't want to show too much. e.j. manuel fumbled late in the second. chris war, 110 yards around a touchdown for the undrafted free agent. fourth quarter, brandon allen has time. chose the wrong uniform. james couser with the interception. he returned it 15 yards to the rams 21 yard line so emanuel and the offense to whalen. 89 yards. the raiders fall. all right, the giants close out the series against cincinnati with suarez on the mound. that's at 10:00 this morning and the coliseum is where you want stock. the a's could

all of the marquis restaurants that have put portland on the map in terms of its dining scene are allf of these affordable, very casual little sister restaurants. carol: with great food. >> great, great food. taylor: "bloomberg businessweek -- bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. atie: also online businessweek.com. what is your must read? taylor: i really focused on that key man risk. we heard about fiat, and earnings in the recent week. really just how corporate governance comes to play in all of this. julie: my must-read have to be tequila and that story on patron. i always find it fascinating to read about the story behind the brand i actually consume. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ two, down and back up. our phones are more than just phones. they are pocket sized personal trainers... last minute gift finders... siri: destination ahead. and discoverers of new places. it's the internet in your hand. that's why xfinity mobile can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hunreds of dollars a year. plus get $150 when you bring in your own phone

the marquis now says, honoring apollo legend aretha franklin. rest in peace.retha franklin was 76 years old. >>> in a statement her family said, we have lost the matriarch and rock of our family. we have a felt your love for aretha and it brings us comfort to know her legacy will live on. >>> early in her career aretha franklin performed right here in the bay area. sharpening her skills at clubs in west oakland. rob roth talked to people who knew her then and say she was really serious about her music. >> oakland blues singer terrible tom voted new aretha franklin years before most of the rest of the world heard that incredible voice. >> it is a very sad day. the memories that i have keep a smile on my face. keeps a smile on my face >> reporter: boded now 79 years old and still a sharp dresser has a picture of the two of them seeing -- singing the song respect in 1972. by then she was a star, but in the early 60s the future queen of soul was an unknown 20 role- playing clubs on simms street in west oakland. clubs no longer there like slim jenkins where she hon

. >> reporter: and inspiring musician marquis carr. >> you fill that in without having to think abouts ears. he says music has helped him overcome his own depression. >> that's part of the healing is being in a circle, being with your peers. >> but i still feel like the best. >> reporter: for creating a safe space for youth to express their emotions through hip hop, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to rob jackson. >> so far, beats, rhymes, and life has trained about 1000 other mental healthcare providers. you can nominate your local hero online. do it at kpix.com/hero. >> it's a creative way to make a difference. >> paul is a rapper. >> he is. he is. >> come on, paul. >> we'll search youtube and see what happens. >> are we out of time? oh, we have to go. while other burger places serve the same old stuff, i'm the only one that has the bowls to serve something different. i mean, just look at my teriyaki bowls. choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice. what about these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls

all of the marquis restaurants that have put portland on the map in terms of its dining scene are all affordable, very casual little sister restaurants. carol: with great food. >> great, great food. taylor: "bloomberg businessweek -- bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. julie: also online at businessweek.com. what is your must read? taylor: i really focused on that key man risk. we heard about fiat, and earnings in the recent week. really just how corporate governance comes to play in all of this. julie: my must-read have to be tequila and that story on patron. i always find it fascinating to read about the story behind the brand i actually consume. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challen

>> reporter: underneath the marquis is her plaque, roses, pictures of aretha franklin and tons of peoplef aretha franklin. >> it is breath taking and unexpected. i always remember her from the song "respect", "the house that jack built". she will always be remembered and i will always have a special place in my heart for her. >> reporter: i talked to people and it is like i try to get them to put into words what she meant and they just start singing her songs. >> i heard about it and my heart dropped to the ground. she is a better place now. i hate to hear she was suffering the way she was doing. she is in a better place now. she is up in heaven and looking down on us and telling everybody to stay strong and carry on. >> reporter: one person put it to me that she is the queen of soul, her body may not be here but her soul lives on. sold out crowds every time she performed here. a lot of people are remembering the queen of soul today. >> thank you so much. and we do have breaking news here, turning the page. the vatican is now finally responding to the incredibly disturbing report out of

tribute in harlem new york where hundreds gathered outside the iconic apollo theater last night at the marquisnoring apollo legend aretha franklin. rest in peace. in a statement the franklin family said we have lost the matriarch and rock of our family and we have your love for aretha and it brings us comfort to know that her legacy will live on. >>> a bill in the state assembly to get rid of gender specific pronouns will now be heard on the state assembly floor. some lawmakers as a traditional gender pronouns like he and she should be replaced by day and them. in our public documents to be more inclusive and gender- neutral people. cali apply to legislative laat we recognize and reflect the current society that we have and the diversity in the state of california, making sure we can respect all communities. >> the resolution was written by campbell assembly been evan low. it cleared the key committee yesterday and now goes to the state assembly floor. >>> coffee drinkers will no longer see cancer warning signs for california coffee shops. at a hearing yesterday in sacramento the state office

jimmy garoppolo finds marquis goodwin. that was good for 40 yards and deep into houston territory. drive with a td pass to trent taylor. yeah. slot receiver is happy about that. garoppolo 10 of 12 for 136 yards, a td and a pick. the texans responded. sean watson and now it's tied. the teams only had field goals until 34 seconds left in the game, joe webb airing it out. finds vincent smith, 41 yards for the gain. the rookie emanuel mosley forget in the nfl you have to tag the player down. so smith rolled into the end zone. that was the difference maker. derek carr one of the 15 oakland starters who did not suit up. jon gruden doesn't want to show too much. the offense struggled. e.j. manuel fumbled late in the second. therr touchdown for the undrafted free agent. fourth quarter, brandon allen has time. chose the wrong uniform. james couser with the interception. the offense finally capitalize. a touchdown pass to whalen. 89 yards. the raiders fall. all right, the giants close out the series against cincinnati with suarez on the mound. that's at 10:00 this morning and the coliseum is

five candidates for governor, reverend al sharpton and 500 people all calling for the shooter of marquishe sheriff refuses to do, citing the law. this time the whole thing is on video. mcglockton and his girlfriend went to the store she parked illegally in the handicap spot and he went inside. that's when michael approached her and started arguing about her not having a handicapped placard. that's when the unarmed mclaughlin comes out of store. pushes him to the ground, who then, on the asphalt pulls out his legally concealed handgun and shoots. just like florida's 2012 shooting death of trayvon martin george martin he claims the same defense the controversial stand your ground law saying he felt like his life was threatened. the jury in that high profile trial acquitted as i remember of murder. in this case the mcglockton family says the video is on their side. pay close attention to mcglockton's body motion in the final moments of the altercation. after the shove and then the shot. here's mcglockton's father. >> as you can see when he pulled that gun out, marquise was taking a couple s

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trying to stay with marquis goodwin who can flat-out supply.o many guys can stay with goodwin when it comes to straight line speed like that. jimmy garoppolo comes up with the pick. here is the coach john sherman early in niners camp. >> he has been great. he had his first time out with no pads and then a day off on our first day. today was the second day after a day off which helped him recover from his one day of pads. we'll see when we watch the film. i was happy with him out there. >> while jon gruden and the raiders await the end of khalil mack's holdout, they spent part of the weekend toasting over 100 greats from the past. raymond chester was great, tight end back in the day. fourth consecutive year that the raiders hosted their alumni up in nap pal. >>> the nba, the most proactive league on a lot of issues. sports gambling at the forefront and adam silver announcing a new multi-year partnership that will make mgm resorts the official partner of the nba and wnba. this is the first of its kind. it follows the supreme court ruling which op

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a public park across from the white house, is named after french men and revolutionary war figure marquis de lafayette. next on american history tv, gil book talks about his "trouble in lafayette square: , assassination, protest & murder at the white house." the national press club hosted this event. it is an hour and five minutes. >> hello, everyone, good evening. welcome to the national press club. i am an editor with bloomberg news and i am the 111th president of the national press club. i would like to take just a moment -- if you have not already, please silence your cell phones. we do not want them ringing during the taping of this event. we are going to be broadcast on c-span as well this evening, so please don't let it be your cell phone that interrupts our proceedings tonight. if you are tweeting, the hashtag is #npclive.