mond, can he make a play? here's mond, and sacked. tuioti-marine, and a & m will have to punt it away. >> here he's going to come from the left side. jacob tuioti-marine, great effort and the sandwich sack, as ucla gets off the field in a quick manner, and is give the ball back to josh rosen. that defense has had a 180-degree turnaround from what they were at the beginning of the game. >> ladarius pickett is the deep man. shane tripucka will punt it away. ucla out of time-outs now. they just used their last time-out. tripucka punting from the 6. pickett with the fair catch at the 34. and here we go. 2:39 to go. they say he could be the number one quarterback selected if he lengths to leave ucla after this season. he's got no time-outs 19 of 26. he's thrown for 300 yards and three touchdowns. >> in the second half. 4:15 overall, 28 of 49. rosen has been brilliant, absolutely brilliant. >> rosen in the shotgun, under pressure, underneath, and it's complete. andrews gets out of bound. a gain of 11. >> now, without a time-out, they've got

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this 50-minute talk was recorded at a symposium held at the library of virginia in richard mond -- richmond, virginia, this past february. >>> as you know, we're here today to explore an aspect of civil war history that's very much in the news. it actually has been often in the news for many years. some of you no doubt find the often rancorous public debates about civil war monuments troubling and just wish the debates would go away. but you know it won't just go away. so the constructive thing to do is to accept the debates as evidence that the subject of our institution, the american cil

happened" and the former first lady and presidential candidate will be live from the warner theater mond monday. join thus weekend as the c-span cities tour in cooperation with the comcast cable partners takes book tv and history tv to concord, new hampshire, as we highlight the history, and politics and the literary life of the granite state's capital city saturday at noon eastern on book tv, we will look at how new hampshire became the first in the nation primary state with author dante scala looking at the new hampshire primary and presidential kpolitics. >> we see ourselves as a place where a candidate can rise up from being a virtual national unknown to a contender for the nomination. >> at sundate 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we will tour the new hampshire statehouse and looking at the history of the building and the state legislature. >> new hampshire's house of representatives has the oldest continuously used legislative chambers in america. and here is the room where the largest state legislature in the united states works and meets. >> and then a visit to the home

heed the warnings from local public safety officials and mond monitor the weather radar. >> did this catch you by surprise? national hurricane center and the national weather service five days ago, south carolina was actually in the direct past of the storm. so we issued a mandatory evacuation for the southern barrier islands on friday. people hideeded the warning. >> a lot of people, when they hear it is downgraded, they think the danger has passed and it sounds like this was a perfect example of how that's not true. >> absolutely. we credit the fact that people took the step ts early to be prepared. we heard from folks as early as last week that they were going ahead and making hotel reservations further inland, because they knew an evacuation order was coming. that's a credit to them. >> what was it like for you riding out this storm. >> year' stiwe're still seeing high and the king tides, which are abnormally high tides for this time of year. we're seeing downtown areas that have at least two feet of water on them. we've got reports of downed trees, downed power lines. a few hund

le monde published in this story among a few others. they are calling it the azerbaijani laundromat. essentially a $2.5 billion operation that ran from 2012 to 2014, revealed thanks to leaked documents. wasaim of this game essentially to peddle influence, pay lobbyists, apologists, and european politicians, and also to launder cash. several prominent european politicians are in the spot right. , back inn politician 2013, he was in the spotlight because he voted against a report that was criticizing azerbaijan's human rights record. according to the documents, he received more than 2 million euros. he denies any wrongdoing but has been indicted in italy amid an investigation into this. they are also calling it caviar diplomacy. >> let's move on to something lighter, a story about statues. >> it is a perilous side to be a statute. we have seen stateside a lot of statues coming down. this article calls for more statues to go up, particularly of women. ,he new york times points out when you look at it, there are very few statues of women. t

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they were transported to thehe light volume so far out of rich mon mond. point so no delays there. we have a problem in the vine hill ea0arefor.e you get to the benicia bridge. >>> happening today book and music lovers will f san francis. a sneak peek at the preparations for the friends of the library book sale. this marks the 53rd year they will sell books, dvds and records. some people camped outside for a special preview sale last night. >> got so much -- books, movies, cds, everything you could want. >> our theme this year is take a stand for libraries and literacy owkn than ever are needed in our democratic society. >> organizers say they think sth coast's biggest book sale. it is open to the public from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. today hugresearchers think they know why some of you claim you're addicted to the flavor ofe. the spice blend usually doesn't even contain pumpkin. it's in most cases cinnamon, nu spice. experts say when the pumpkin spice scent is combined with sugar people associate that with happiness and pleasure and holidays and warm hug

thoughts born issue that they have at region on today that man in the meantime trump marks rocket monde kim jong own as advisors issue. warnings so on the one hand he's from work through our props of the reality check that. you know the un security council is a necessary tool at to put pressure on pyongyang yet from. in parallel he's treating and referring to his rocket. referring to at the north korea leader as a rocket man. and so people wd and of all the various people on social media as well seeming to be very happy and rolling in behind the but as always with donald trump these days. social media entirely polarized and for every person coming in and wing in behind of its existing tastic you of. love the people being at the rights of and critical i'd like to congratulate donald trump on being able to read. this is of course become a new political sports. at. has he read off the prompter has eased up to the script. or has he gone able unjustly as well but more mainstream folk i drew his campaign. ad amended mccall sort of said france wants to fight back against the submission has cer

the french daily newspaper le monde reported that the investigation into alleged emissions shading rather psa our group. found that she'd software had been used on almost two million people somebody automaker. the maker of peugeot and citroen cars denies any use of fraudulent engine software and is suing over a breach of confidentiality. stocks for the company fell more than four percent after the news. prada announced its net profits dropped eighteen point four percent in the first half of the year. italian luxury brand is struggling to turn its business around in the midst of falling sales and increased competition. the company also attributed decreased tourist spending in europe to a strong euro. now speaking of a strong hero europe's common critic i currency has hit a two and a half year high against the dollar. crossing the one dollar and twenty cents specials. you can see that exchange rate on this graph over the course of two year. those gains have been intensified by a drop in the dollar which at its lowest level in thirty three months on friday. wallstreet has seen a choppy sessi

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mentions it happens to men and women, although 6% to mond, still sick -- t men, still significant. she goes into this whole speech and it was a failed. and then she describes what she says the guidance is under president obama and vice president biden, who took personal leadership in this. it is at fault, everything she said was not with the guidance says. she either has a total misunderstanding or misrepresented it. host: let's set the framework for what the obama administration did called title ix. that says no person in the united states shall on the basis ofsex be denied the benefits or subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. what did the obama administration do with title ix? how did they use that to focus on campus sexual assault? guest: they did something with it. in 2011, they issued guidance in the form of a letter but definitely viewed as guidance from the department of education office of civil rights to actually define sexual assaults and sexual harassment, to say the responsibility of the university, o

but again the extra point after that touchdown gives ucla the one-point lead, and here kellen mond isragged down short of the line to gain. initially they gave it to him. they took a look at this. they did review this and said, nope, ucla and rosen, phenomenal comeback. four touchdowns in the fourth and threw for nearly 500 yards. >>> speaking of .500 aaron judge hit this ball nearly 500 feet. he's had a tough second half but he gets every bit of that off addison reed. his 38th home run of the year. the yankees take three of four from boston. they head to baltimore for a game on labor day afternoon. labor day evening is tennessee and georgia tech here on espn with "sportscenter" to follow. i will see you then. hope you enjoy your labor day. >> all right, back at you. >>> an american teenager is the new world champion at the rubik's cube. >> patrick ponce solved the three-dimensional puzzle in less than five seconds at a competition in virginia. his time of 4.69 seconds is 0.04 seconds better than the record set by an australian last year. >> it took ponce only 17 moves to solve the pu

kai niece mond chinese monitors say they believe it happened 12 miles from a test site. all three agencies are giving different assessments on the size. a nuclear watch dog group, tphupls, though, is taking a closer look because they believe it is unusual seismic data. it didn't generate any sound waves. we haven't had any sort of statement or announcement from north korea saying that they tested something. you think back to that nuclear test september 3rd. it generated a magnitude 6.3 earthquake. there was a second tremor that followed that was believed to be attributed to a tunnel collapse. it was such a powerful blast. so that's what analysts will be taking a closer look at, whether this small quake with a lot of question marks around it, can somehow be attributed to the integrity of the actual physical terrain around the nuclear test site. in terms of this being something man made, it appears to be a false alarm. >>> let's go to politics now. president trump ramping up his attacks against north korea during a rally in alabama last night. >> he should have been handle

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this 50-minute talk was recorded at a symposium held at the library of virginia in richard mond -- richmond, virginia, this past february. >>> as you know, we're here today to explore an aspect of civil war history that's very much in the news. it actually has been often in the news for many years. some of you no doubt find the often rancorous public debates about civil war monuments troubling and just wish the debates would go away. but you know it won't just go away. so the constructive thing to do is to accept the debates as evidence that the subject of our institution, the american civil war museum, is relevant today. many of you are regulars to the events, history buffs who love to study the lessons of history. i would like to add a special welcome to some of you who are new to the preservationists who have joined us today in the audience. as we have over the decades in our existence, as the museum of the confederacy and the american civil war center which combined to form the american civil war museum, we have always thought that it was our responsibility to engage constructively with

we're still descrie mond. bit as when get into tuesday, wednesday and thursday.ven by wednesday we may be up to 78- degrees. above average for this time of year and i think a nice change on the way and a lot of people are really ready for it that's for sure. >> coming up next, zero fox5 news at 11. comings up tonight at 11, american university students questioning their safety on campus tonight after someone posted rate isabella flyers inside several buildings plus have you seen this viral video? tonight new details about the maryland woman that police dragged off a plane last night at bwi. hear what a passenger rights expert this is about what happen. and it is no secret that d.c. traffic is awful. but a new study highlights one particular stretch. those stories and much more tonight at 111. 111. >> this is fox5 local news at 11 . right now at 11, more messages of hate at a local college campus. students are raising questions about what happened and about their safety don't touch me. don't touch me and viral video of police dragging a maryland woman off a plane.

we reported this mond website used to sign up for free credit protection. we haven't received answer from equifax if they plan to fix the website. live in the newsroom, nathan baca, abc7 news. alison: thank you. woman is $4,000 richer. after delta auctioned off the seat of an overbooked flight. >> they started at $1,500, $2,000. can you believe it? the flight was headed to the galaxy note 7 game. delta hoped they would give up the seat so the plane could take off. as the money increased tracy smith's interest piqued. >> i said if they get to $4,000 i'm getting off the plane. they came back and i pressed the flight attendant button. >> yeah. wouldn't you? smith was able to get on another flight. meeting up with her family in south bend eight hours later she had $4,000 in travel vouchers in her pocket. larry: thrilled for her but again why doesn't it ever happen to me? alison: you realize people will do anything to get to a good football game. that is the flight you want to be on. larry: georgia fan i guess coming from atlanta. georgia won. she has more money

thursday, fridays, as fall begins, saturday, sunday, mond monday, tuesday looking at temperatures thatfirst weekend of fall. looking good in that seven day forecast. that's a look at the latest. we'll zen it over to you, sean. >>> kathy it's protect carson wentz at all costs. wip, lose or draw. frank reich talks about the guy who actually did that the least against the chiefs. plus the phils in action trying to get another one against the dodgers. they had all the opportunity in the world. see if they can get it done much that's coming up next in sports. now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> hey, good evening, everybody. watch for construction the crews are back. the vine expressway closed overnight till about 5:00 o'clock tomorrow. the stretch between broad street and the schuylkill expressway you can use spring garden, 30th or south to work your way in toward downtown also going to be working together along 95. this time they'll be going northbound between woodhaven road and the levittown interchange. all part of that turnpike construction where eventually going to connec

quote from lethis monde.ng to a guest and said something to the effect, if she goes with the liberals, i'm dead. what do you think macron meant by that? he has had putin visit paris a couple times. guest: if that is what he said, i take it as a comment or a warning on the eurozone. this element is of russia, but that would be my guess. also a matter of macron playing politics here if as reported. the ftp has taken a clear position. them skeptics, but certainly bailout skeptics and on this, they have drawn some red lines and that more than russia would really a something where they would angle with merkel -- tangle with merkel. we know that a cousin they were in the government and exactly that happened. matt: we heard christian lintner telling us he would be for debt forgiveness for greece but then want to throw him out of the eurozone. they take that line with any kind of european union deepening. from the markets point of view, are there interesting angles to play if the ftp scores 10%, 11%, 12%? guest: i th

>> he really is president trump's longtime ask mond most trusted aides and he is leaving the white housewe are talking about keith schiller who plans to leave. that's coming from three sources familiar with the matter and they're telling myself as well as cnn's nola gray and jeremy diamond. he has been a constant presence around trump. when he was a businessman from then to the campaign to now in the white house, and schiller's absence could leave president trump feeling a bit more isolated. his potential departure comes just over a month after john kelly became the chief of staff, ask ke and kelly's mission is to restore new order inside trump's often chaotic white house, and schiller has actually expressed some frustration to people we've talked to about this new system. it's unclear whether schiller could be convinced to stay longer in this position. the former detective has been trusted with some of the most sensitive issues, one of the most controversial issues of trump's presidency, and that was physically delivering a letter to the fbi headquarters noticing then-fbi director james

. >> whitaker: in france, where cycling is a religion, the newspaper "le monde" said in december 2016e timeline of stefano's story might implicate lance armstrong. armstrong won his first of seven tour de france victories in 1999, just a year after stefano varjas' said he sold his first motor. armstrong denied to the paper ever meeting stefano in person or putting a motor in his bike. we asked armstrong too, through his lawyer, and he denied ever using a motor and declined an interview. we contacted armstrong's former teammate, tyler hamilton, who has admitted to being part of all the chemical doping by members of the u.s. postal team, and tyler told us he never knew of any motors on the team back then. in order to demonstrate that motors existed as far back as 1998, stefano varjas suggested to us that we find a carbon fiber 1999 u.s. postal service team bike, the same bike the u.s. postal team used in the 1999 tour de france. we bought this bike off the internet, and he installed a motor, based on his first design, into the bike. he charged us $12,000, saying that covered his costs f

they are -- the volkswagen brand is full stay monde the electric march.edicated a lot of our research and annulment, a lot of our financial resources to bring to life our dream of becoming world leader. basically from the start in 2020. it is true for the volkswagen passenger cars. you can have a volkswagen electric in all sizes it and all body types. was lucky enough to come by your stand yesterday. i saw some really cool new products from the tea rocks to -rock. t we be able to get an electric bw bus by 2020? commitment since pebble beach two weeks ago is to bring this vision of the bus to life so we have committed ourselves to produce the car. it is a global attraction because we have shown it the first time. it brings back the spirit of the original from the 1960's. it was created in the spirit in california where the west coast dream. it is doable in an electric form because you need to get the portions right for the car. if the car is committed, it is a real plan, we bring it to life. the first car that comes to life compact car and the gulf size fo

. >>> os mond with the federal transportation. >> ten seconds between that. >> reporter: he says it'sotential breakthrough when it comes to truck platooning. it should improve fuel efficiency 5%. it should free up more space on the highways because less following distance is required. and it could be in place next year. and, again, all of this is being tested right now along i-66. >> every road in the state of virginia is open for testing. we don't have a regulatory environment that is restrictive to this. >> reporter: back on the road as we follow closely, you do have to wonder if this could cause truck drivers to lose a little focus. osmund agrees more tests are needed. >> we haven't done any studies on that. that's human factor studies to be done next. >> reporter: but for today, another step closer to a self-driving society. along i-66, adam tess, news 4. >> well, with her new book release, hillary clinton is set to make an appearance in the district. but if you want to go, you're going to have to shell out some major cash. clinton will be at the warner theater on monday. tickets

british battleships named rich mond, parts of england called richmond that were not related to the family. we should check about richmond, virginia. the richmond family had a strong interest in america. they planted thousands of american plants on their estate, for example. and the second duke also shared that interest. but neither of them ever travelled to america. the fourth duke did have an appointment, british appointment, as, in canada, as governor or i can't remember what his role was. may have been a military appo t appointme appointment. he died in canada having been bitten by a rabid animal. he, you know, you might think maybe he collected this and he was there between -- sometime between 1806 and 1819. there's a good record of what became of his papers and so forth and his possessions and there's no indication of a document of this kind. >> was there any horticultural overlap with jefferson given his interest? >> horticultural overlap? >> yeah, because he was fascinating with cultivating old strains. >> there were -- the horticultural connection actually connected him to richmon

he's an engineer and just this mond began working at a building that collapsed. >> it is the last thingou give up that faith that he will be alive. for your children. >> reporter: at a destroyed elementary school, rescuers worked through the night trying to free a little girl still trapped beneath the debris. they believe there may be more children inside but time may be running out to save them. hundreds of volunteers joined the rescue efforts. every so often they raise fists asking for silence. so first responders could listen for sounds coming from the wreckage. volunteer alice is a banker who helped save four people from this office building. >> you see the families, they are very worried about them. >> you are trying your best but that has got to hit you -- >> it is very emotional. but we work hard and do this for our people. >> reporter: so far more than 50 people have been rescued from collapsed buildings here in mexico city. there is another factor complicating matters. it rained last night and there is more rain in the forecast today. >> manuel both,ez in mexico city. >>> cbs n

matt: i am sure you remember a couple of weeks ago, "la monde" quoted macron to saying to a he formsiberals, i am dead. i am not sure if that is verbatim, but something to that effect. the sdp, though they are not heanti-euro, they do not want the deep immigration -- integration macron is pushing for. the leader of the sdp says he is all for cutting greek that, but then he wants to throw them out of the monetary union. they are very much looking to stick to rules, and they do not want those rules event. for example, they do not have anything against the european finance minister, but they do not want to give the european finance minister much responsibility. they are not on the same ticket as macron or merkel. jonathan: thank you. angela merkel may have secured a fourth term as german chancellor, but economists say the road ahead could be rocky. >> the coalition will be tricky for merkel to manage if you look at the issues vis-a-vis europe, social security. it almost seems the two parties are at opposite ends. >> it is likely the coalition talks will be difficult, but they will work

present data and defense, but according to a reuters report, many have declined the invite because of mond. zbloor the numbers please. the survey says 1.7 on headlining do remember this is a preliminary read more puzzle pieces could, of course, make this an even more volatile number when we look at the finer read that's a good number, and it follows -6.8 let's go through the internals take out trgs. it drops 1.2 from 1.7 to .2, sounds like a big drop the .2 as expected if we look at durable goods orders, nondefense, x aircraft, proxy for business spending, finally that number is getting a little bit bigger. it's up .9 we're expecting up .9. it's three times where we're expecting. we gained .1 last look, we were at 1% now we're 1.1. if you look at shipments versus orders, that's up .7 that follows a slightly revised down .1 from 1.2 to 1.1 last look on those last two, those are very important they're doing okay we've had much worse stretches headline numbers not bad interest rates, we're getting towards that 230, 230 to 260 was a well -- 227 is where we settled 2015 it's going to be felt, a