you are in the fourth grade in plymouth, minnesota. tell us what happened. >> guest: what happened as i was wearing the first pair of pants ever to be worn to elementary by a girl. it was a public school in minnesota gets to be 10 below zero and i wore a multicolored flower bell bottom pants. i was so proud of these pants and sure enough i was called in to mrs. clayton's office, the principal who had this enormous beehive haircut and still remember to this day. i'm sitting there trembling as she says you can wear your trousers in your culotte enter pantaloons at home, but it he can high school you wear dresses. i literally got a permission slip, walked home to my house to the woods somehow, changed into address and i shed a few tears. i'll say that much. i use that example of why i wrote the book to show off the road all changing culture that i ended up being able to wear pan, being able to be the girl that could respond to the mrs. quaid is that the world. at that moment i did wish he said. the one tangent to the story is from the boo

kennedy the victor in minnesota and boston next president. his fingers flew across his old typewriter hammering the keys with no time to follow the particle of the copies underneath. to beat the chief competitor united press international to the punch my dad would hand him a page containing only a single paragraph at a time. moses moses would've checked the would check the copy for typos and run it over to the operator paragraph by paragraph without a card to review and with each page including only a small piece of the story my dad kept yelling to the operator how did that last paragraph and lacks after little sleep he would yell back with a period. my dad's story calling the election for kennedy sent out across the wires that 12:33 p.m. eastern time, so this is the next day, it appeared in newspapers across the country. and james reston of "the new york times" explained the next day the calling of the race in minnesota was monumental. at 12:33, he wrote to senator kennedy clinched minnesota in the election. 13 minutes later he made his form

kennedy victor in minnesota and that is the next president. he was hammering the keys furiously with no time to follow the usual protocol of three carbon copies under to beat the chief competitor the united to the punch by dowd handed over a single paragraph at a time. moses would check the copy for the typos. without a carbon to review and with each page including only a small piece of the story my dad kept yelling to the teletype operator. how did that last paragraph and. after a night of little sleep, he would yell back with a period my dad story calling the election sent out across the wires that 12:33 p.m. eastern time so this is the next day appeared in newspapers across the country. and james rustin of "the new york times" explained that the next day the calling of the race in minnesota was monumental. at 12:33, he wrote, senator kennedy clinched minnesota in the election. 13 minutes later mr. nixon made his formal concession. after he conceded my dad celebrated a groundbreaking story with losers and johnson. nice work doing the story.

i grew up in the halloween capital of the world in minnesota. i am not the shortest miss america ever. i hate putting on makeup when i'm not at work, i don't know how to type, i don't know how to parallel park. i can't whistle. i grew up the chubby teen which i will get to. when i was a little girl before i had braces i could fit this finger between my two front teeth. why did i want to write "getting real"? i wanted people to know the real me. sometimes people get impressions of television personalities that and not completely accurate. they never had any problems, never had any struggles, they got that golden phone call from new york one day, want to come to new york can be a star? it never happened that way for me. the real me, the child who was a concert violinist from the age of 6, the young woman who took on the challenge of but not us to try to become miss america, the television journalist for 25 years, the mother of two who'd just like so many other women with their work inside a home or outside struggle with that concept of having it a

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from minnesota. do you think that was an asset or liability in that campaign? >> we had two really strong women. in the 80s and in the 70s the secretary of state had run. they had both lost. when i started running people would literally ask me, do you think a woman can win? it was a reference to the others. this was in 2006. with a reference to 2006. with a reference to kay bailey hutchinson, i said well a woman one in texas so i think a woman can probably win. i think the last two were in the 80s and 90s. then i finally ended up, i didn't emphasize it too much and the other women had focused so much on that issue. some of the guys i would speak to these steelworkers i would say look, somebody would ask that question and i would say look, last time i checked half the voters were men. i was just running as a woman, i wouldn't win. so i'm running on my record as a prosecutor of what i want to do for the state of minnesota. at the end of the election when i won by an overwhelming margin, one of of the newspaper reporters, pat lopez, writes for the minneapolis trib

the protest in minnesota. coming up. >> and we want to invite all you pet lovers send us your questions about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> summer is almost over so it's time to started enjoying what's left of the tomato harvest. >> time to eat. here's tony with one of his favorite varieties, orange cluster tomatoes. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is orange cluster tomatoes. you know, i did a tip on red cluster tomatoes but orange ones this time of year even though there's heirloom tomatoes, i still buy these. they give wonderful flavor, nutritional value and the colors, you just can't beat. selection and storage is very important. when you buy them you want to make sure the stem is green. the greener the stem they are still pulling nutrients from the stem, the better and fresh the tomatoes will be. make sure they are bright oran

. >> al: and they go home next week to face minnesota. and then two road games after that at oakland. how about the raiders all of a sudden 2-1. and then they're at cleveland are the broncos. you look at the remaining schedule, they're going to have played half their road games in the first six games. so they're going to have going down the stretch, it's going to be six home and four on the road, including two home games against green bay and new england on a pair of sunday nights in november. which will be on sunday night owfootball. the dump-off underneath. second down and nine. that's caught on the run over the middle to the 33 yard line. that's going to take us to the two-minute warning. the catch is made there by ebron. field. denver 24, detroit 12. have to win a fight on sunday night denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that' s cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american ex

. >> al: and they go home next week to face minnesota. and then two road games after that at oakland. how about the raiders all of a sudden 2-1. and then they're at cleveland are the broncos. you look at the remaining schedule, they're going to have played half their road games in the first six games. so they're going to have going down the stretch, it's going to be six home and four on the road, including two home games against green bay and new england on a pair of sunday nights in november. which will be on sunday night football. the dump-off underneath. second down and nine. that's caught on the run over the middle to the 33 yard line. that's going to take us to the two-minute warning. the catch is made there by ebron. two minutes remaining at ford field. denver 24, detroit 12. ♪ have to win a fight on sunday night ♪ denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journ

minnesota vikings, they are wondering when the season is going to start. they played in canton eight years ago, and now here. and adrian peterson, suspended for a year last year. he is back. mvp years ago. and he hasn't taken a football hit in a year. how will he be? >> trent: i have no doubt that he is going to be a fire breather. he is going to light any field he steps on on fire. more importantly, i had puts a fire in his teammates, his coaches. heck, the whole state of minnesota has fire in their eyes waiting for adrian peterson to hit the field. this guy has not taken a live hit in a year. it's been thought through practice. he didn't play in the preseason. my caution is this. the first time he takes that hit, the ball is trying to get ripped away from him, and he is trying to get back in the 2013 mode as quick as possible. >> chris: we wonder, and lindsey czarniak is working with us. and lindsey, good evening to you. agrdrian has an idea how it's going go tonight. >> lindsey: that is right. he says perspective. he said every game is just a game. but

. >> al: and they go home next week to face minnesota. and then two road games after that at oakland. how about the raiders all of a sudden 2-1. and then they're at cleveland are the broncos. you look at the remaining schedule, they're going to have played half their road games in the first six games. so they're going to have going down the stretch, it's going to be six home and four on the road, including two home games against green bay and new england on a pair of sunday nights in november. which will be on sunday night football. the dump-off underneath. second down and nine. that's caught on the run over the middle to the 33 yard line. that's going to take us to the two-minute warning. the catch is made there by ebron. two minutes remaining at ford field. denver 24, detroit 12. ♪ have to win a fight on sunday night ♪ denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journ

. >> al: and they go home next week to face minnesota. and then two road games after that at oakland. how about the raiders all of a sudden 2-1. and then they're at cleveland are the broncos. you look at the remaining schedule, they're going to have played half their road games in the first six games. so they're going to have going down the stretch, it's going to be six home and four on the road, including two home games against green bay and new england on a pair of sunday nights in november. which will be on sunday night football. the dump-off underneath. second down and nine. that's caught on the run over the middle to the 33 yard line. that's going to take us to the two-minute warning. the catch is made there by ebron. two minutes remaining at ford field. denver 24, detroit 12. ♪ have to win a fight on sunday night ♪ denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journ

palmer has been out of work his minnesota practice was shut down in july. but he released this statement explaining "i'm a health professional and i need to get back to my staff and patients. they need me back." that thell maintaining line he killed, that he had no idea it was a protected animal. las vegas police are investigating an ambush on two police officers waiting at a stoplight. one officer was struck in the hand. the shooter ran away and then was caught on the other officer after a short chase. disclosed anot motive, but las vegas officers started writing in pairs on friday when another officer was shot in the leg. clerk whoky county was jailed after refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses is appealing. she stopped issuing marriage licenses in june. the federal judge that she will stay in jail until she has obeyed his order to issue licenses to all couples, something she says has violated her fate. a new poll shows german -- a democrat bernie sanders surging ahead of hillary clinton in new hampshire. and also shows in closing the gap against c

police say, they were caught on video beating up a minnesota vikings fan. at levi's stadium during the season opener. eric martinez, juan arias, and felix chavira are charged with felony assault with force, likely to produce great bodily injury. police say, they tackled and then assaulted a 35-year-old vikings fan. who was later diagnosed with a concussion. after hearing about this brawl. santa clara city council members are now taking action. and cutting down on alcohol consumption is one of the more controversial proposals on the table. kron four's alecia reid is live in santa clara. where council members will be considering options to prevent future incidents. alecia? >> alecia :tonight's meeting went longer than the allotted time, and there still in there right now talking about this particular item on the agenda. safety issues at levi's stadium is a hot topic, and the packed room inside the council chambers waited all night to discuss alcohol and the direct link it has to fights at niner games. city leaders are proposing banning alcohol sales after hal

you were miss minnesota, right? >> miss minnesota third runner-up. you are on auto pilot.ver and you are going up there sitting it's over and the pageant is still going on. why is it still going on it's over for me. >> do you know who was mad that you didn't win? >> who? >> prince. okay. so how do you get from miss america. >> yeah. >> to the fox news channel? >> that's very interesting. because at the miss america pageant i came back and i want'ed to get into tv programming. i thought that was really wonderful. i had done some commercial acting and some commercials on tv. i really wanted to get into production. so i applied for internship at the logical cbs station in minneapolis. i realized i needed mover background. i got a master's degree in journalism. i started working working it abc affiliate and went to chicago. and from there wynn went to fox. >> you worked your way up. like i did. you did local news and worked your way up and you are here. >> now you are the religion remember the. >> yes. >> you also played the piano for pope benedict. how did that happen. >> my

correspondent david beg know reports from walter palmer dental clinic in minnesota. >> protesters shouted extradite eras he returned to his office in minnesota for the first time since sparking an international outcry. >> he is despicable. he's a kill. he's murderer. how many lions do we have left? do you have kill them all? >> walter palmer had temporarily closed his dental practice after the incident triggered massive media backlash, in interview over the weekends he said quote if i had known this lion had a name, and was important to the country or a study, obviously i wouldn't have taken it. only a handful of protesters turned out to see palmer's return. it was much smaller than previous demonstrations. there was one woman who showed up as a supporter. >> we're worried about a lion? you want to shut down -- >> he is on shavar. >> i many people pay for this. >> the hunter who helped kill the lion, has been charged in zimbabwe. but as of this point, palmer has not been charged with any crime. david begno, cbs news, bloomington, minnesota. >>> still ahead this noon, a long headed prehist

cloud, minnesota, 17-year-old jason maclennan returned home from a night out with a friend.e took a shower downstairs. but before he went to bed, he went up to the kitchen to get something to eat. in the foyer, near the front door, he saw his father lying on the floor bleeding. >> i need help. my dad's just been shot. i just came home and he's on the ground. i don't know -- i need an ambulance. >> is he inside the home? >> yeah, he's on the ground. >> do you know who did this to him? >> no, i just came home. >> when paramedics arrived, they found jason's father, 53-year-old ken maclennan dead at the base of the stairs. he had been shot to death. it looked like ken maclennan came down the stairs and encountered an intruder. >> when you come down dressed in only a bathrobe, you don't expect that someone's going to be waiting for you with a loaded rifle. >> there was wounds to the temple, to the forehead, to the throat, the chest area, to the right hand and one in the back as well. >> the attack was so fast and so unexpected, maclennan had little time to react. >> he grabbed th

it says there will be free shuttle buses between stadium armory and minnesota avenue during the hours that orange and silver line trains by pass the stadium armory stops. >>> right now more olympic sports could be coming in 2020. we learned in just the last hour five recommended for the summer olympics in tokyo. they're baseball and soft ball which counts as women. karate, surfing, skateboarding and surfing. we're going to learn about the final decision from the international olympic committee next year.

the friend from minnesota and nick, from vanderbilt, the three of us would come out. my wife and i had bought a p&l -- bought a piano. the first two pieces of furniture we had was a piano of all things, because we liked music, and a floor lamp, because the rest of the house was furnished. consisted of our friends coming out to the house, and the three of us would compose music as a hobby. i would compose the music and they would supply most of the words. which later, two of our songs got copyrights on. ,he point i wanted to mention they later went on to become the first owners of the music box in oak ridge. most people do not know that was true. yearsad it only a couple before they passed it on. have. about all i >> i'm curious, did you write any pieces about oak ridge? seth: no, we didn't do that. it was more popular music. had become3 interested in popular type of music. >> do you have any recordings of it? wife still has recordings of some of the music that we composed together. when they started the music box, we would go down to the store square.was in jackson th

. >> new development in the on-going story revolving around the minnesota dentist who killed a belovedican lion. walter palmer is returning to work tomorrow. the first time since he killed cecil the lion in july. tonight he's opening up about that hunning trip that sparked a fierce worldwide debate over the on-going trophy hunting in africa. fox's paul bloom is live in blooming ton minnesota a little more than 12 showers walter palmer will return to work. so, paul, what is he saying about the trip? >> reporter: curious timing about this interview lucy as does he prepare to return to his blooming ton minnesota dental practice tomorrow, last night sat down for about 20 minutes with a couple of here in the twin cities and basically reiterate wad was his initial comments which is he believes everything he did in zimbabwe was legal. he insists he never did see any sort of research or radio collar on that beautiful 13-year-old lion with the regal black main. he cleared up a couple of discrepancies about some of the media reports that the trek to find cecil between the wounding of him and sho

paul, minnesota. >> woodruff: follow all our coverage of the pope's visit. plus, our guest columnists' reflections on faith at pbs.org/newshour >> ifill: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: checking in on the global challenge to educate all children. >> ifill: but first, the a battle brewing at the pentagon over the future of women in america's armed forces. early next year, defense secretary ashton carter is expected to announce whether previously closed positions to women in the military will open. the army, air force and navy are expected to allow women to serve in all combat roles. but marine corps commandant general joseph dunford, soon to be chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, has asked that the marines be excluded from the new rule. joining me now to explain why he disagrees with that assessment is navy secretary ray mabus, who is also the civilian head of the marine corps. welcome and thank you for joining us, secretary mabus. >> thank you. >> ifill: there is a report that has come out that shows women in intergrated combat units were slower,

minnesota. >> third runner up.'re on autopilot and you're happy to -- it's over then you're sitting up there and going my gosh it's over and the pageant is still going on. why is it still going on when it's over for me. >> you were in a fog. who was mad that you didn't win? >> who? >> prince. how do you get from there to the fox news channel? >> i came back and i wanted to get into tv programming. i thought that was wonderful. i had done some commercial acting and some commercials on tv. i wanted to get into production. and so i applied for an internship at the local cbs station. then i realized i needed more background and i got a master's degree in journalism. i started working for the abc affiliate. >> you worked your way up. i did local news and you worked up and you're here. now you are the religion reporter. >> yes. >> you also played the piano for pope benedict. how did that happen? >> well, i happen to meet his brother's biographer at an event in rome about a year before that. he said -- he invited me to re

his leadership in the minnesota legislature will be sorely missed. he represents portions of my district and i have been honored to work him. he's a man of great character and principle. while in office he worked hard to improve minnesota's schools, economy, and budget, all while being part of a growing family that now includes three little ones at home. it's been wonderful to see his dedication over the past five years and i believe that the people of his district are so lucky to have benefited from his service. brandon's leadership will be truly missed but i have no doubt that he will find success and happiness in his future endeavors. enjoy your time with your family, senator. you deserve it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. mr. emmer: mr. speaker, i have not yielded back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. emmer: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate manufacturing day and the importance of minnesota's manufacturing industry. manufacturing is one of the main drivers of the economy in my district and my st

dad was the one that called the election and this was a situation where alan wake, california and minnesota were the last three states. it was all down to the wire and you

correspondent david reports from blooming ton, minnesota. protester shouted extradite, the dentist who returned to his office in minnesota for the first time since sparking an international outcry. >> it is despicable. he is a killer. he is a murderer. how many lions do we have left do you have to kill them all. >> reporter: walter palmer temporarily closed his dental practice in blooming ton after incident triggered a massive social media backlash n an interview over the weekend he said quote if i had known this lion had a name, and was important to the country or a study, obviously i wouldn't have taken it. only a handful of protesters turned out to see palmer's return. it is much smaller then previous demonstration. there was one woman who showed up as a supporter. >> we are worried about a lion, you guys shut down a business who paid to go on a safari. >> many people pay for this kind of safari. >> reporter: hunt shore helped hunter kill the black lion has been charged in zimbabwe with failure to prevent an illegal hunt but as of this po

, red and black. >> i was from minnesota. >> you lived in minnesota?> i did, in the twin cities. >> wow. >> you are loved, my friend. >> i went to minnesota and played there in 1910. >> no. >> i just love football players. yeah, who doesn't. >> i bet football players love you. >> i can tell you, they do. >> that's sweet. i was thinking of it in a different way. good to have you. flashing up pictures of you right now. we see you. >> that is old school football. >> you had quite a career. >> i played in the very first became in the history of the minnesota vikings, 1961. they were what they call a new franchise team. they paid $300,000 for the team, the owners did. now the team is worth $3 billion. >> wow. >> so it is kind of fun to play in very first game of such a great franchise. we have fans, as all teams do all over the country. >> absolutely. >> in our first payment against the chicago bears, monsters of the midway, we were 28-point underdog. expansion team never won a game in their first year. we beat them 37-13 in this young 21-year-old quarterba

as i travel across minnesota, i hear from people all over the state who have spent an excessive amount of time, sometimes hours stuck waiting at a blocked rail crossing. blocked rail crossings not only inconvenience drivers but delay emergency vehicles, in july i was in minnesota which is on the canadian border, it's a major crossing and very small town. their rail crossing blockings 6 to 8 hours a day in the town. so in the drive act, we actually put a provision in there to direct the secretary of transportation to develop highway rail crossing action plans including tools and data, safety risks, other things. and that is the amendment that's in there. acting add min stray ift feinberg, as the process moving forward, what steps can the fra take to minimize blocked rail crossings? and do you think you have the best practices in place? >> thank you for the question. we are also very concerned about blocked crossings. we do not have regulations in place to govern how long a train can block a crossing but we frequently hear from communities in minnesota and elsewhere where you have folks

minnesota and blaine. right outside the minnesota avenue metro station and in front of the friendship charter school. we did see police handcuff one young man and put him in a police car. we do know a male victim was taken away in an ambulance. no word on the condition. no word on a motive in that case as well. we're like this morning in northeast d.c., molette green news4. >>> we continue to track pope francis's trip to the u.s. we want to take you live to san t santiago cuba, meeting with families in our lady of assumption. performing a blessing of the city outside the cathedral. he's giving a speech before he heads out for his farewell ceremony at the airport. there's a huge crowd gathering now. pope francis celebrating his final mass in cuba, just a few hours ago. an hour and a half or so, he will board a plane to head to the u.s. we are so looking at a 4:00 p.m. arrival where the president and first lady will welcome him. you're in the area and see something cool that's pope related, don't forget to s

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the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion will be back to work tomorrow.ter palmer has spent a month in hiding. >>> president obama will sign an executive order requiring federal contractors to give their employees six days of paid sick leave every year. the move is timed out to coincide with labor day. >>> a live look outside right now at the chesapeake bay bridge. pretty quiet right now on the pavement. hey, leave early if you're headed home. >>> a man is dead and two others are in the hospital after a shooting and stabbing in temple hills, maryland, overnight. prince george's county police say that do not think the crime was a random attack. >>> and lots of great things going on today including college football. ohio state, the buckeyes taking on the hokeys in blacksburg tonight. 8:00 kickoff. game time temperatures will be in the 70s. go hokies, they gave them the only loss this year. this could be a good one. let's hope they give them another big "l" to start the season. >> how do you really feel? >> well, i'm pulling against ohio state. >> thank you.

. >>> a minnesota dentist speaks out and plans to return to work after disappearing for a month after killing a beloved lion in zimbabwe. >> reporter: mid county, looking good, looking clear and dry, not problem free, we have a couple of accidents out there coming up. >> serena and convene nils williams -- venus williams face off in yet another family affair more when "action news" comes right back. >> welcome back, it is monday, labor day, sky6 live hd taking a live look at atlantic city. 5:12, 71 degrees, we couldn't ask for a more picture perfect last harrah of summer. i hope you're enjoying it. >> our expectations have been filled, matt. >> reporter: usually your expectations are way too high. >> i've lowered them. >> reporter: conshohocken avenue at falls road an accident blocking all lanes in wynnfield highlights. watch for this on conshohocken road. also, pennsauken, new jersey, we have an issue on route 130 southbound before route 90. we have a water main break, crews are out there on the scene currently in pennsauken. let's look outside and here we're looking we see traffic m

. >>> and protesters greet the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion.hey said he should be sent to africa to answer for the death. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. powerful images coming from the hungary serbia border today. hungary's prime minister is promising to make the attempt to cross difficult for them. he plans to have a fence completed before the end of the year. thousands of refugees have also been arriving in vienna austria this morning. >> reporter: stephanie here another the station, we have seen hundreds of refugees coming into this train station today, arriving. they have been treated so humanely it really is quite a sight to see. in fact behind me, that corridor is for when the refugees first arrive, they are greeted with applause when they step off of the train by aid workers and volunteers. many wearing signs trying to notify the refugees of which language they speak if they need translakes. they are given, supplies they need on this desperate journey these refugees have been on for so long. e

the san francisco 49ers past the minnesota vikings 20-3.arrying the offense with 158 yards and two touchdown runs in his first career start. the 49ers snapped a three-game losing streak to minnesota. in the style now, the niners debuted their uniform but also home against arizona. lauren: we're talking about about the atlantic, falcons and philadelphia eagles. the falcons came out on top 26- 24. julio jones caught nine passes for 141 yards and ran for a touchdown. philadelphia rallies for late lead and put it away for the 47 year field goal. major league baseball missed most of the season with a back injury. he is fair when they really need him most. our stage manager beat the miami marlins 43. the mets lead to nine and a half games over the nationals with 18 left to play. >> you would've been tired two years ago. nicole petallides let's get everyone qaeda. 2.7% down 3.5%. hong kong was looking weak, the day of gains for japanese stocks commit each of those up a third of 1%. here is europe right now to the downside. over half of a percent r

rhetoric going on through the country which was heightened during a black lives matter protest in minnesota demonstrators chanting pigs in a blanket friday them. >> balloons and flowers are left at the gas station where he was killed. the community showing their appreciation and respect for police. >> they are here for us to keep the peace. they are not here to hurt anybody. they are here to help. we need to show them more appreciation. >> in honor of goforth texas abbott ordered flags to fly at half staff. >> thank you very much. kelly wright will be joinijoini morning. appreciate it. >>> moments ago police arresting another man in it the deadly bombing last month. >> the prime minister oent sayi -- only saying so far this man is a foreigner. he was found with bomb making materials in his bangkok ail apartment. a 26-year-old woman is still on the run. officials fear that she might have escaped to turkey. gsz>> 7,000 pages of hillary clinton's e-mails released guess how many contain classified information? 125 of them. originally we heard more than 30. that's way more than 30. >> 1125 -- 12

the coach expects him to play monday against the minnesota vietings. >>> bart's transbay tube remains closed for repairs but the good news is that the repair work is on schedule. no bart trains are traveling across the bay this three day weekend because crews are working on the tracks. instead riders are being bused across the bay bridge. looking live we see the traffic has picked up just a little bit, but maybe more people are sleeping in or getting ready for those labor day barbecues this afternoon. this weekend traffic was heavier than normal because of the bart closure. bart is reporting a 40% drop in ridership this weekend because of the construction. several other transit agencies are helping to pick up the slack. bart trains will be back on schedule tomorrow morning if everything goes according to plan. >>> those commuters did spill out to other options. the number of passengers taking the ferry more than doubled thanks to the bart closure. saturday nearly 8,500 people hopped on board to cross the bay. last year the ferry between oakland and san francisco saw 3,700 riders. so t

. >>> a baltimore man faces life in prison for killing the 2-year-old son of minnesota vikings player adrian peterson. prosecutors say he murdered peterson's son while the two were alone in an apartment in 2013. patterson will be sentenced at later date. >>> more backlash against the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion. police arrested three women for allegedly vandalizing a sign outside the doctor's office. they used black paint to spray on the sign. >>> police release survey lanes video showing a man trying to light a bank on fiefrmt take a look at this. police in colorado think the suspect in this video was burned after a massive fireball exploded in his face. they don't have much of a suspect description because he was fully covered, however, there are some key things they're looking for here. >> singed eyebrows, singed hair, burns around their face or mouth. they were wearing a bandana. >> police say the suspect will receive first-degree arson charges when caught. >>> stewart is holding a news conference this afternoon. reports started circulating sunday saying he'll reti

minnesota down by 14. and mitch lidener connects for the touchdown and the come back falls short. horned frogs win 23-17. and tim tebow and the eagles, he finished 11 for 17 with 189 yards, two td passes and a pick. the jets get the win though. and marcus mariota finds douglas who g sioes 59 yards for mariota's first nfl touchdown pass. titans win it 24-17. and the chiefs won their final preseason game and the only team to go undefeated in the preseason. and last time they did that was the 1969 season when they won their only super bowl. and they're reporting that jason pierre pall will return after losing a finger during a 4th of july fireworks accident. and a 27th ranked adrian. someone not so lucky, caroline woez neac. she was upset by the runner up in the u.s. open herself as well. with all the excitement, someone was using a drone and it ended up crashing in an empty section of seats. a spokesman says the nypd is conducting an investigation. just ahead, a blast from the past for a few "mod en ern family" stars. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella gives

that's some great weather for minnesota middle of september. in the east, we start today with a beautiful, cool day, temperatures in the 70s as far south as raleigh. then we warm it up. d.c. mid-80s, new york city mid-80s. boston should be '80s. maybe not everyone is completely done with their air-conditioning yet. that's your national weather. here's a closer look at your ay ahead. those are some of the hotter spots today in the nation. mostly in texas. 94 in amarillo today. we take those 90s from denver to the middle of the country to rapid city. we should top out around 92. >>> >> i know you like summer. >> i do. thank you, bill. >>> straight ahead, sad news on the death of an nba legend and food news commuters everywhere are smiling. you are watching "early today." . hing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad... . . >> welcome back, everybody, three 18-year-olds have been arrested in arizona. they're accused of using a sling shot who hit drivers with a rock near phoenix. they will be charged with assault and criminal dam

minnesota down by 14. and mitch lidner connects for the touchdown and the come back falls short.in 23-17. and tim tebow and the eagles, he finished 11 for 17 with 189 yards, two td passes and a pick. the jets get the win though. the chief's won their final preseason game against the rams, 24-17. the only team to go undefeated in the preseason. and last time they did that was the 1969 season when they won their only super bowl. andy murray's match someone not so lucky, caroline wozniacki. she was upset by the runner up last night. with all the excitement, someone was using a drone and it ended up crashing in an empty section of seats. a spokesman says the nypd is conducting an investigation. just ahead, a blast from the past for a few "modern family" stars. plus, sesame street takes on a famous movie scene. you're watching "early today." "good morning" ♪ with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella gives you so many delicious options every morning. ♪ send them to school smiling with nutella, spread the happy! bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we hav

lots of thunderstorms, iowa a, minnesota.ghout the day and slowly track this to areas like st. louis, chicago, much of michigan too. out ahead of this, new york city doesn't get many mid 90 degrees days. should be 94 today, record heat possible. 94 in boston through the southeast, mid atlantic, ohio valley. everyone is still looking and feeling like it's middle of summer out there. cold side of the front if you want to call ka it cold, more l cool. it landfall make its way across the country friday and saturday. overall, by far the worst weather this afternoon, heat and humidity in area of the east. we don't get many mid 90 degrees days. it's middle of september thousand. >> keep it going. september 19th says it might rain. >> september 19 t. >> i don't want to talk about it. it's two weeks away. i'm very nervous about it. >>> still after head on "way too early." a remarkable find. does it help solve a mystery of generations? that and more when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ we could have one of those. one? are you kiddi

thunder and lightning storms moved from nebraska to minnesota. >>> some tainted salmonella cucumbers are being blamed. they're calling its limited brand cucumbers. 285 infections have been reported in 27 states. 53 people had to go to the hospital. the bacteria killed a 99-year-old california woman. >>> hillary clinton campaigns in iowa and illinois and she's ready to take on a rb opposition but a just released poll says hillary has to first worry about a fellow democrat. bernie sanders now leads in new hampshire and is getting closer in iowa. a new poll shows he surged ahead of hillary clinton there for the first time. if the presidential election were held today, sanders would beat clinton 41% to 32%. if vice president joe biden was in the state the same survey shows him in third place with 16%. in iowa, clinton's 24-point lead in july has been cut more than half to just 11. clinton has been dogged by constant questions about her private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. she won the 2008 new hampshire campaign and was there on saturday. >> i welcome that. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: after being publicly named and shamed for killing cecil the lion, minnesota dentist, dr. walter palmer dropped out of sight. his dental office was shuttered for weeks because of protests. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: now as the big game hunter prepares to return to his minnesota practice, he's speaking out. if i had known this lion had a name and was important to the country or a study, obviously, i wouldn't have taken it. in an interview with the minneapolis star tribe uniand the associated press, their palmer said the hunt in zimbabwe was perfectly legal, and he's heart broken about the disruption this has caused his staff. the 55-year-old who has not been charged with a crime also maintains that he has not been in hiding. cecil the lion was killed outside of park grounds where he lived and was protected. when dr. palmer was named by officials in late july, it triggered an instant backlash. television host jimmy kimmel gave this emotional monologue. >> people loved to see him on safaris until earlier this month when a tour ift shot him. >> petition circulated to ext