( marty ) for your money... wells fargo says hundreds of customers lost their homes because of a computer glitch. a regulatory filing showed that software mistakenly denied about 625 home-owners mortgage modifications. in about 400 cases... the customers faced foreclosure. the computer error was fixed in october 2015, but had been going on for five years. wells fargo says it has set aside eight million dollars to compensate customers affected by the mistake. ( marty )the government says that u-s unemployment dropped last month.the labor department says the unemployment rate fell to three-point-nine percent in july.the economy added 157- thousand jobs duringhat time period, but that number fell below economists expectations. and, paychecks grew slightly -- up two-point-seven-percent compared to july of 2017. overall, the economy grew by four-point-one percent the second quarter of this year. that's the fastest pace in nearly four years. ( marty ) nearly 400 people in 15 states have been sickened by a parasite inf

) ( marty )( marty ) in the south bay ...uctor. they accuse him of inappropriate sexual conversations with a minor.. christopher florio was working as a music teacher at harker upper school in san jose at the time. florio had been under investigation since june. harker upper school has not commented on the cast. there's no response yet from the california youth symphony. ( marty ) happening now ... nearly a dozen restaurants in the bay area are being blackmailed. as kron4 dan kerman explains ... the restaurants received letters threatening their reputation - unless the they pay up. the restaurant business is competitive especially in san francisco.. but now new worries for those who feed us... blackmailsot pete sittnick/managing partner, waterbarpete sittnick with waterbar says his restaurant was one at least 10 to receive this email or one similar saying "i was hired by your competitor to write negative (a) press release about your restaurant using awful photos of the food containing hair and insects." the press release will

yes for less. ( marty ) here is a live ( marty )( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero.look at the embarcadero. good morning everyone im marty gonzales. here in the kron 4 studios, it's saturday august 8th, 2018...good morning ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)slightly cooler temperatures are forecast today, but the inland today, but are forecast temperatures cooler slightly (dave) slightly temperatures are forecast today, but the inland valleys will still be very warm. a gradual inland cooling trend is continue through tuesday as high pressure weakens over northern and california. coastal remain seasonably cool through the period as flow persists marine layer deepens. are battling a wildfire burning in solano county. it started in fairfield friday afternoon... and has since moved to vacaville. many people have been forced to evacuate their homes as heavy smoke and flames threaten their neighborhoods. kron 4s sara stinson joins us now live from fairfield.... with the latest details.

but investigators did find marty's wallet on him, complete with cash and credit cards. >> marty theerot robbed. the other thing was that it was a very, very cold night. not a night where a prowler would be out on the streets just looking to find someone. it made it very suspicious. >> investigators couldn't imagine who would want to kill such a wonderful man like captain marty theer. but, of course, out in this dark parking lot they didn't know any of what you know, not yet anyway. assuming what you've heard so far is the real story. and as you'll see, the question of what was true and what wasn't could be very tricky indeed. >> michelle said she had gone back to her office because she'd forgotten something. so what took so long? coming up -- >> they found a candy wrapper that had been opened and in the trash can. it was almost like a scene where she had just gone upstairs and sat and waited for a few minutes. >> for what? when "dateline" continues. why are you checking your credit score? you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you? i'm making smoothies! how do i check my

) ( marty )( marty )for your health this morning...lly need. sleeping plays an important role in: healing and repairing cells, tissues, blood vessels, thus boosting bone/muscle mass maintaining a healthy balance of hormones that control your appetite controlling blood glucose (sugar) defending against foreign or harmful substances you can experience the following immediate and long-term health effects when you don't get enough sleep: diminished cognitive function increased levels of cortisol (stress hormone) which cause the following: increased appetite increased body weight, increased belly fat ,increased risk for type 2 diabetes, increased chronic low-level inflammation which leads to chronic disease (such as, coronary artery disease, dementia, and stroke), increased blood pressureare you sleeping less and eating more? according to a study, people get hungrier when they're starved for sleep. researchers found that normal weight young men ate nearly 550 more calories after getting only 4 hours of sleep compared to 8.sleep affects the

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)warm conditions will persist inland today, although temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler than yesterday. an upper level trough will move into northern california by tonight and bring cooler temperatures to our entire region during the first half of the work week. slight warming is then expected late in the week. ( marty )we begin this morning in the east bay, where berkeley police are investigating a triple shooting. it happened last night around 5-30... at san pablo park in south berkeley. three men were wounded.... a 25 year old.. a man in his 50's and another in his early 60's. police say someone in a passing car likely shot into a group of people at the park. it's unclear if they were targeting the victims.. or if the bullets were meant for someone else. police tell kron 4 the park was crowded at the time of the shooting so it could have been much worse. san pablo park is about a mile from the police department. ( marty )also in the east bay... oakland police are

a warming trend is forecast late in the week and to next weekend. ( marty ) ( marty )( marty ) ( martysh in walnut creek. the c-h-p says it was a single vehicle crash at 4 this morning where the car went off highway 24 onto boulevard circle. five teenagers were inside the car. two passengers died at the scene.. the two others were transported to the hospital with major injuries. the driver was also transported for serious injuries. she was also arrested on mulitple counts of felony manslaughter and felony d-u-i. ( marty )a big day in san francisco for commuters -- with the grand opening of the salesforce transit center. it's a project that has been years in the making. kron4's michelle kingston went to the big (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"it's finally here! the moment so many people have been waiting for.. eight years in the making! the transit center in downtown san francisco is finally open and ... wait until you see the park!""love it!""awesome! so much fun!""beautiful!"hard to believe this is a transit center ... with a 5 and a half acre park on the top floor with views of

marti that is from the broadcasting board of governors that it's mostly that it's part of paid by the by the united states government. how is that any different. than what they are yelling and screaming and hollering and like you said there pearls over the over what the. blows are more of john is nichols of the book one best in radio broadcasting said it's small mean and not worthy of a great power other countries say if the us is willing to buy a late international law why should we have obey our treaty obligations i think that this is a long term negative effect and given what radio and t.v. marti might be doing right now it becomes hard for us to complain about what other countries might be doing to us yeah we've learned from. yeah sorry i. didn't you know. on the hill footing with you when you're doing it ourselves and according to the actual budget they are. the office of keeper broadcasting the average monthly number of cubans i'll me i'm when reach is approximately fifty thousand and that they reach they were really excited in saying that they reached a total number of seventee

marti that is from the broadcasting board of governors that it's mostly that it's part of paid by theby the united states government. not to link how is that any different. than what they are yelling and screaming and hollering and like you said there pearls over the over what the. blows on our john is and the goals of the book win best in radio broadcasting so it's small mean and not worthy of a great power other countries say if the u.s. is willing to violate international law why should we have obey our treaty obligations i think that this is a long term negative effect and given what radio and t.v. marti might be doing right now it becomes hard for us to complain about what other countries might be doing to us yeah we've learned from. yeah sorry you took away all floated you know. on the hill footing when you were doing it ourselves and according to the actual budget they are. the office of cuba broadcasting the average monthly number of cubans i'll me i'm when reach is approximately fifty thousand and that they reach they were really excited in saying that they reached a total nu

marty: we are interested in what that is. davis was at one point the clinton attorney, so you might think about this in a political context as well. thatb mueller does think mr. cohen has something of interest, i am sure he will be reaching out to find out what that might be. day,: at the end of the doesn't this all fall on congress? does congress have the leadership to move this issue forward if there was collusion? marty: my opinion, if it is just the campaign law violations and the republicans lose the house, even if they were to bring impeachment charges against donald trump, i do not think the senate would convict. now, my own personal view is there is not enough to remove this president from office. david: there is a lot of talk about pardons hear it i am not sure it is based on anything, but when the president was tweeting out his sympathy for paul manafort, saying he should never have hired him. there any limitation on the president being able to pardon these people? know, and trump has executed that power quite freel

marty: trunk! steve: trunk. [cheering and applause] marty: [shouts] family: play, play! marty: we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] family: fire it up! fire it up! fire it up! fire it up! fire it up! fire it up! [applause] steve: this is an interesting family over here, folks. marty: ha ha. hey, can i elaborate on that for

marty, good to see you. welcome. the banks have a 20 sxaen and seventeen 2717, is it really bad news for the banks. >> no, we have to calibrate what she said. the banks lagged in early 2016 and 2017o rebound in the second half of the year and outperformed in both of those years, and i think we have a similar pattern this year when we'll lag in the first half of the year andy the end of the year we'll see the improvement lead into the possibility. there are banks and there are banks and ser regionals and there are little ones and which sector of this vast environment do you think is poised for the greatest profit growth and stock market performance? >> well, when you look at the banks that can benefit the mos for whee're at in the rate cycle and as well as deregulation and the employmoft apital it's only the super regional banks and the suntrust regions and it's even like citizens financial group or fifth third. these are all banks that have vaatous different sies and the environment is positive and they get the most

marty, you are the son of jewish immigrants who originated in germany. you are the son of creole parents from new orleans, a person of color. we have a president who has said incendiary things about immigrants, about race. how do you as people, how do you process that? how does that impact how you make decisions? >> that's a good one. >> look, i mean, my father was born in germany. he went to what was then palestine. my mother was born in what was then palestine, became israel. they left that country. they were in paris for a couple of years and then came to the united states. >> why did they come here? >> my father believed in the american dream. that's what he wanted. he loved the opportunity of the united states. certainly for myself, i feel pretty accepting of lots of different kinds of people. recognize that this country is made of a lot of people who came from a lot of different countries and a lot of different backgrounds. i believe that people are making the contributions that my parents made to this country. >> when you hear this an anti-immigra

marty go back to the horse because it's so hard on what's the most organising of or. it might all. to stop them but for me. so there's nothing for the peaceful monday demonstrations and lots of help to bring about the fall of the berlin wall and the reunification of germany east germans were now free to travel anywhere in the world beyond hope eric took advantage and emigrated the contract workers on the other hand were forced to return to mozambique. every day they meet up in a park in matthew town they call themselves much germans an allusion to made in germany. the much germans want to hear him come. to us from you're. going to church my german student if it's here there's a beat i story to know for it's mozambique on also known as much am and. by knowing the not so negative. the mad germans carry out their own peaceful protest to demand money for work they did in east germany for which they say they were paid inadequately or not at all where i was the boy did we are food in the next class but there was a. very good idea what they're going to get water to germany d

marty: that appears to be the case.rgotten the rhetoric that donald trump used to go after john mccain including, i like my heroes to be not captured. he has never apologized for that. it might be wise for donald trump not be there given the eloquence of president obama who is going to make a eulogy at the cathedral on thursday. there would be sharp contrast there. tom: the thing i find fascinating is this unique republican, it appears to be disappearing, including the battle over who will replace him. it is almost whigish. we're on the edge of the whig party if you look at this moment. marty: the governor has a tough choice. he is on the ballot in november. his choices going to resonate for his own election. they republicans are coming together because this is a way of distancing themselves from donald trump without mentioning his name. up: he was a man that stood to russia, that had strong feelings about america's place in the world. with his passing, do we need to think about it from that point of view? he has always

been destroyed in the catastrophe now at the center of the conflagration is the small community of marty and our reporter norman sri go who's been there and spoken with some of the residents including constantino some are guests who return to the remains of his house. constantino somalia his front door was warped by the intense heat and he's trying to fix it after the devastating fire in martini erath and his family summer house is a tempting target solutions even if there actually isn't much left to loot. the fire them down from mountains and with such power because we have so many tourists right in the street so what separates are coming from the right. here is that. all the forest fires happen frequently in the region konstantinos never thought something like this would hit him and his family so hard. what do you do. we have all this years we had so many fires so many fires coming from mother but every time we are in the last minute of the work but now all of our neighbors lost the fires have left marty looking like a battlefield the ashes are still smoldering in some places and the w

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russo and marty russo and. and dave evans and his wife am unsure if there is anybody else. i particularly think them and 30 other members of the class. and staff people and officers who participated in the research that went into this book. the interviews that i did with them provide a great deal of the intellectual material that informs the story in the message of this book. i am tremendously grateful to them to share humorous stories or poignant stearate stories that are consistently thoughtful and that are recorded in this book i will not try to tell stories i will not read the book you can do that on your own. but i do want to say that it is the power of the individual stories that cut through what is a very complex congressional history and procedure to explain working in that institution. also another class members here. i want to acknowledge his presence there is a terrific story shared with me from chicago the first time he as a candidate met the mayor of chicago, richard daley, did not go exactly as he

summon the president and then to cross-examine him impala meant on live television it certainly is marty and it's first time that rouhani has had president rouhani has had to meet with parliament in a public session in his five years in office and he was criticized for is reform and so he's under pressure and the competition between moderates and hardliners in iran continues the external pressures that the united states is pushing for and there are solutions as well as internal mismanagement of the economy are taking a toll on his administration and that's really i mean his his defense seems to be resting upon the reimposition position of u.s. sanctions and yet that is quite a recent occurrence is that what condition was that he was the iranian economy in before donald trump decided to pull the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal well iran's economy has been mismanaged for a number of years and the iranian people you recall back in january in fact were protesting in the streets about their economic conditions so this is not a new situation for the iranian people but the sanctions that the

[cheering and applause] steve: give me brittney, give me marty.e plays] steve: top 8 answers on the board. here we go. in your nightmares, what is your boss doing to you at work? marty: sleeping with me. steve: sleeping...right. sleeping with you. [cheering and applause] brittney: firing me, steve. may: all right! family: play. brittany: we're gonna play, steve. steve: yeah, come on, let's go. [cheering and applause] miss helen, in your nightmares, what

the former head of the brazilian football federation marty martin has been sentenced to four years in prison by a us judge the sentence follows his role in the global corruption scandal that dropped fee for the governing body of world football the eighty six year old marine was convicted of charges of accepting the grimes in exchange for handing out broadcast and marketing rights for major football tournament he was also a top official at fifa and was one of seven zero into twenty fifteen as part of an investigation by u.s. and swiss authorities marina was then extradited to the u.s. for prosecution. now it's being hailed as a giant leap forward for weather forecasting after sixteen years of intensive planning testing and construction a new satellite was sent into orbit last night to monitor when systems around the globe. began to begin. the satellite was launched from the european space agency's spaceport in french guy and up it's been named all of this after the keeper of the winds in greek my prodigy scientists hope the data collected will help more accurately predict extreme weath

marty: it is.that base and the question is, in 2020, can he expand on that? lots of time between now and then and i do think donald trump is going to be a factor in the midterms that people are underestimating his impact. good point about underestimating his impact on the midterms. michael, are the markets underestimating the impact? michael: it could be the case. tom was mentioning the run up in the equity market earlier. injust saw a record highs the s&p 500, the data has been strong. it may not take too much bad to motivate a corrective undertow in equity markets. i agree with what marty was saying. this is not over with respect to china. to listen toting negotiators because it does not sound like the message is consistent. if you listen to trump, this is about trade deficits. if that is the case and there is no end in sight. could come up abruptly and soon, within september. marty schenker, thank you. michael darda of mkm partners with us. if you are worried about emerging markets and foreign e

deadliest fire in decades killed at least ninety five people most of them in the seaside resort of marty. italy's calling on britain to take in more than one hundred forty refugees picked up by an ngo run rescue boat off the coast of libya on friday the aquarius is registered in the british territory of gibraltar the best and screw says the ship is still at sea after being turned away by italy and more. of gun military officials say at least one hundred troops and thirty civilians are believed to have died in fighting with taliban militants for control of the city of gosney four days ago that the taliban launched an assault on the strategically important city which is on the main highway linking the capital kabul with the south. north and south korea have agreed to hold a summit in pyongyang in september the announcement came after officials has a fresh round of high level talks on monday morning the negotiations in the demilitarized zone between the two countries were proposed by the north last week relations on the peninsula have seen a further thaw despite tensions between north korea

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marty for social and let you can't get a is essential. to life aluminum stuff under the old old level putting. out all the deal on that under contrtrol as leslie tasting kind. what happens in the senate and the changes has recruiting moving of him using using the and? khan and has and is now. one reason actually open to aging which emerged from. that way waited on tape it confirmed that he is he is currently a rigorous proces. trump's attack. in the first. instance. from before she was she was. by him for the last time. others on the said said. the president she's learned. he's from him take control. lester is now not. taking down down. your data is provided you don't like saying to use these in just a moment. hello helen was the in the in. my case yes looks one of one by going. change the us. i was always laura sitting on the on the edges of horror as as that an injection which is one of one or more countries real well world. into which is just had had a devastating impact that that particular evening children but they they say such clos

but i told marty, i said this is the first time i ever really enjoyed performing where i thought leting goes weird and you're not alone up there, you're sharing it with someone. >> i loved working with marty because he understands the concept of 60/40. >> chemistry is impossible to define but when i'm out on stage, i actually enjoy watching you so maybe that, there is a genuine interest in the other person. >> i wish i had that. [ laughter ] >> what's the matter? >> i'm scared. >> comedy in general is a team sport. you have to do it with people listening and responding so there is a connection that has to happen for it to work. >> 106 miles to chicago. we got a full tank of gas. half a pack of cigarettes. it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses. >> hit it. >> there is something about that dynamic that you don't get from a singular comic voice just like in life, two people contributing to the same thing can bring it more power than one person acting on their own. >> i think we'll just stand here until they fade to black. how about a nice hand. >> you don't know why chemistry works, you

. >> in "ozark" jason plays marty, a man who secretly moves his family to missouri to launder money for. laura is his wife wendy. >> my character lies. lie lies. just lie lies. >> you have killed other people? >> we did not kill people. >> guys, that's it please. to school. learning. >> one thing we learn second down no one is safe on the show. 14 characters were killed off last season and the cast says fans can expect more. >> yes. it's not fun. >> really good actors have left our show this year because their characters are in a bad place at a bad time. >> guest stars. maybe your friend, jennifer aniston? >> yeah. boy, that would be interesting, wouldn't it? >> i planted a seed there. >> you never know what's going to be happen in the ozarks. >> that would be good. she's friendly with jennifer. she took home her emmy for "friends." next month we'll find out with jason wins for "ozark." >>> coming next on kron-4 news at eight: a heavy police response and multiple schools locked down during a search for a gun ... on a local campus. students and parents describe the tense moments. and bre

i mean most of his delayed speech to also lead to a shock fed him a mask but it broke the shout of marty the schild. but a man may be more is more driving out of it out in our studies we searched your b.c.'s which will come to you number of in becomes need because that's be those. meaning lead to good answers in. yes that it's meant that it's not that i make it into a badly not one but also yes that i know i sound like i'm dori it out but is proud to show that not it's. not not not what i was there. to mock. up not even to see it not see. our country maybe that's not. the house floor to all the old. courts i think it also. belong to my states take a. stand that the. student died. last least i'm. bad about us. but they say by should. have been common taking. them seek a member. of our school our mathematical interest but never i suppose caught a boat. comes. to study beat the slides got the house but we're going to stay it's. a double track. it it don't make them as you it isn't stand. that was the dania beach date subduction seem to last a mammal and cigar i was measuring this month as w

there marty rather frightening away. for three years you should pay as man. we miss you we love you you set off a revolution. put his whole country put his whole world making. the thing about my brow was before they had been several decades since america at uprising like that you know and we got a missed opportunity i feel like with the ferguson situation. i could see. the people of all the praise yes you put. that you provide all right the real but. the state isn't for us this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. you can't talk what a machine as a machine so you can have any real conversation about real life and feelings in what people are going through what a machine what a robot. you can only. surely a robot has got to be taken down in a polish is when they made a constitution and all this it really was in may for me. why people don't want to live next to black people and so it created so suburbs and small little time to fight for you so floors the small details existed can sell out of flats and this a lot of homes sold and stack poor pe

you're sharing it with someone. >> i love working with marty because he understands the concept of 60when i'm out on stage i actually enjoy watching you. so maybe that -- there's a genuine interest in the other person. >> i wish i had that. >> what's the matter? >> i'm scared. >> comedy in general is a team sport. you kind of have to do it with peop listening and responding. so there's a connection that has to happen for it to work. >> 106 miles to chicago. we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes. it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses. >> hit it. >> there's something about that dynamic you that don't get from a singular comic voice. just like in life. you know, two people contributing to the same thing can bring it more power than one person acting on their own. >> i think we'll get there until they fade to black. how about a nice hand for my partner. >> you don't know why chemistry works. you don't know how to manufacture it. it's just either there or it's not. and it's just beautiful when it works. >> i forgot to put in another piece of film. >> i know this is a li

collect more data right and but if it is it does come down to this idea which one of the two years marty mention which is that we are invisible in general and so when we're when we die you know it's not national news and or when our bodies are found and often they are not found you know and so it's . you know i think i made a comparison in my article with the movie wind river a hollywood movie depicting. a missing martin to just woman and girl and and you know there the body right away and then it's just simply not the case most of the time but yeah i think i want to show this because i think this helps us sort of visualize what's going on this is a face but the missing in indian country what it does is it shows you some of the people who either missing or there remains remain on identify and it gives you just a little glimpse into it's not just women it's it's all different members of the native communities but this is happening on social social media and i'm wondering kala is this the way the community is saying we are doing this for ourselves we are not going to be victims forever rig

discrimination we were joined by political commentator nicholas because of it and also the french lawyer hosni marty who gave us their thoughts on the right of the owners to choose their guests or not. i think what we have to see if there's a deeper problem than just refusing to rent because as you said the purpose of renting is making money so why would somebody not rent i think there's a problem with part of the storm committee usa in the large sense today in france which has got a bad image and some people would rather not rents that rents to people who got this bad image and i'm very sad to hear what. this guy was just saying will be giving some are jews who are racist people who don't want to see enough african coast in their house is putting this idea in the head of some people who sometimes . don't even meet one north african in their entire life and lot of people will think people coming from our. crime to incivility to terrorism and unfortunately these are some of the reasons why we speak a lot of the north african community today and people will relate to that and decide that the present n

by their very good morning life marti's kevin always with you this wednesday the first of all because just. first to the us no nine one one. help for you if you work for ice the immigration and customs enforcement agency there police in portland oregon are accused of refusing to respond to some emergency calls from ice agents who said they needed assistance to handle violent protests against their agency is facing a huge backlash right now for the way it handles migrants with an abolished the ice movement staging protests across the country caleb open reports from one of them. these protesters are part of an ashen wide campaign all over the country protesters are demanding that this one foresman agency that enforces u.s. immigration law be abolished or our. guy by. the trump administration has pursued what i believe is a deeply in moral and haphazard policy that fundamentally betrays american values obviously that's unacceptable and the american people expect better i am to do calling on the architect of this humanitarian disaster department of homeland security secretary curious to n

well we can get more details on this now from marty's pay to all of paid to. such scenes. well that crowd that we saw there of around eight hundred people including it said members of a far right football hooligan outfit marauding through central came that all was sparked following the stabbing to death of a thirty five year old man in the early hours of sunday morning two other people were seriously wounded in that incident a twenty two year old iraqi and a twenty three year old syrian man have been taken into custody following that and it prompted opposition figures to come out and say that this shows that integration in germany isn't working that the police are failing to keep people safe now since twenty fifteen germany has taken in over a million refugees and migrants and integration has been a problematic issue the most recent proposal that was put forward which involved compulsory community service and also. also conscription into the military was recently dismissed by the chancellor. i don't want to every time he is compulsory military service i've consulted with m

marty barron, the editor in chief of "washington post" we said we're not at war, we're at work. >> we was -- we are reiterating what it is that we stand for, what the value, what the role of a free press is. and each individual newspaper wrote about what that meant to them. and what a free press is in boston is very different from what the free press is in boise in terms of the role it plays within the community. >> how so? explain that. i'm confused by that. >> well, so while we are all doing the same thing in terms of holding the powerful accountable, keeping the citizenry informed, but it means different things. it plays out differently on a community level, you know, a lot of the editorials you're reading were talking about how, you know, we care about the school board. we care about the new restaurant that's opening. we are interested in who the city selectmen are. those sort of things on a very local level. and when the rhetoric comes in from the top that this is fake news -- fake news is the enemy of the people, it plays down through all levels of journalism. >> susan? >> well,

marty? >> joey logano made his way to victory lane after a small celebration.idn't want to burnow it too bad but hasn't been in an xfinity race since march. that day he won. today here at watkins glen he wins again. joey, come outhe car. there he is. joey, celebrating here at watkins glen. [ cheers and applaus] >> all right. talk about that last restart, joey. also, how didd you hol off -- >> thank you, ppreciate that. >> how did you hold off your teammate brad keselowski there? >> all he had. definitely faster. i thought the fires would have beuff to be faster than him, good restart, got in front of him. he dogged me. xfinity cars draft quite a bit in the straightaways. hard to pull away. a good car, though. not as fast at brad's butndelt good able to race each other hard. cool seeing two penske cars doing that. snap-on tools,tiiscount , ford, everyone that helps. the xfinity car, really cool. excitedt about it. ou breath. still have to qualify another car. gosh. already tired. >> a hard day's rk. >> ak salute bsolutely. >> lots more to come. qualifying live o

today, mcnair's dad, marty mcnair said in a statement that lo displayed decency and humanity last week. the family's attorney reiterated that feeling today. >> family feels very strongly mafter having with dr. lo that they appreciate his leadership and want it tot continue they think that is the clearest, strongest most efficient path to uncovering the facts. >> jordan mcnaiie in june after his family says he suffered a heat stroke weeks earlier during teamwork yous. several coaches including head football coach d.j. durkin now on paid leave pending an investigation. >>> an undocumented immigrant has been charged with killing tu iowa collegent molly tibbetts. during questioning with police with her death, christian rivera told detectives he remembers approachinn her, eve running beside her but allegedly tells police he became angry when she threatened to call 911. he said he blacked out and doesn't remember what happened next. >> i can just tell you that it seemed that he followed her and seemed toe drawn to her on that particular day. he for whatever reason, chose to abduct her. >> ri

do you think marty was the only. we get our hands on the warrant issued to the canadian police for father of wars arrest. they've been after the priest since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight . on it we discover the name of maher yes but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also a mom go legit victims. in all the priest is thought to have abused four children. finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the bocuse where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to strasbourg. that's right because in the meantime we've got hold of some internal documents from his community father revoir has been transferred several times. after up in canada he didn't stay in who is presumed by the canadian police he apparently with next to to have done nearly all and that's what we lost track of him. but after several months of inquiries duri

on the ground sudanese mercenaries after all you know with all the money that the saudis and their marti'sare spending if they cannot capture the capital of the country that shows that it is the will of the people of yemen that prevents them from doing so that shows that the resistance against the saudis and the americans is in the gentleman and popular resistance but that's something that they don't want to see because that makes c.n.n. that makes the new york times the guardian the b.b.c. all of them run against their own government if they point these out that humiliates their own government position charles i have noticed that what scant coverage there is on the cable stations the iran card is always almost always played for so ok and there is not the not there isn't a willingness to admit that are serious war crimes are being committed and i'd like to point out the the who these also have been accused of that in all fairness but this is a very tragic conflict. again you know i know what is the endgame here because i mean what just reading the stats i mean this is a country a humanitar

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the family lawyer telling us, while marty and tonya will never get another day with jordan, dr.ere meaningful to them and give them some comfort that he will put the university on the path to change the culture of the program. the university saying they could have done more after this incident to help this young man and create a healthier environment out there on the football field. i keep coming back to this line about legal and moral responsibility. i mean, they're really trying to get out ahead of this thing. >> they are. glad that we heard from the parents saying it has brought them some source of comfort. what were you saying the other day when you two were talking about this, michael? >> you're getting pushed so much out there but always remember it's easy to be tough with somebody else's body. >> it is. it is. it is. like we talked about the other day, it's about being pushed to the next level. it doesn't matter if you're a teacher, a coach, all these leadership opportunities come with responsibilities. and they're being held accountable here. >> these young players just