and he's very proud of that, samuel morse was. over in the left-hand corner is his best friend in paris, the great american author james pennimore cooper with his wife and daughter who is also an art student. coming through the door is a sculptor named reno, also a friend, an american, and there's another friend of his, harbach, who is over on the left who's an american artist in paris. now, what this painting also doesn't show is the tranquility of the setting, the warmth of the red walls, the warmth of the glow in the grand gallery conveys a sense that all is right with the world. outside those very walls is one of the most horrific, deadly scourges ever to hit paris, the great cholera epidemic of 1832. people were literally dying in the streets. dropping dead. 18,000 people died in less than six months just in the city of paris. both of these men were terrified that they were going to contract the disease and die too. and everybody who could get out of paris was leaving. but cooper, who was very wealthy because his books, "last

stephen morse. the director of the infectious disease epidemiology certificate program at columbia university. and marty, joining me on skype, we appreciate both of you stepping up to have this conversation because so many people are focused on it now. dr. morse my first question is going to be to you. i know you know dr. joseph bear who we just heard from a moment ago. his analysis was that the world was not prepared for this. do you agree with that? >> yes, do i. particularly in this region where the virus has been around a long time but there really haven't been identified cases. we haven't had an outbreak there. so it probably got much further than it normally would have simply because it took people a while to see what they were dealing with and are able to recognize -- and be able to recognize this. it is a frightening disease. >> dr. marty would you like to weigh in on it? >> dr. fair and dr. morse, i'm in violent agreement with both of them. absolutely. this situation that's complicated by t

morse felt obliged to bring european culture back to america. he had gone to paris because fathi said i need paris for my profession, my painting. i will become a better painter if i spend time there. they all felt that, those who went. hundreds way, but he was one of the first. he decided he was going to do a painting that would show america with what the inside of the great art museum looks like and what great masterpieces looks like. keep in mind, there were no museums of art. no museums of art. you couldn't go to the museum anywhere in the united states. very few paintings of any kind, unless they've been copied for private ownership for the great masters. most of these arab renaissance paintings italian paintings, some of which were already part of the louvre. you see them on the lease of a player in the lower right-hand corner. that has been purchased by francis the first whose portrait partition hangs over the door up on the right-hand side, right at the corner. >> host: c-span: how big is this painting? >> guest: six feet 89 feet. it is

the hotel of the louvre which is still there, where morse and his family say that i cannot later on yet it is where mark twain state. it is where nothing a hot thursday. history is everywhere in harris. that is one of the things that so impressed the people when it went over.

michael morse. walk, two doubles and a triple. and gregor blanco, entering for morse. a couple hits. including scoring joe panik. and the giants take a close one. throw back uniforms. the a's. celebrating the 1914 series. with the throw back. same old thing. down 3-0. in the atl. one on, two run hailstorm ch off julio teheran. and now, 4-2. victory raiders. even in a preseason game. important for morale perp v purposes. and that comes with a cost. derek carr, suffering what coach calls a concussion. welcome to the nfl. larry webster pancaked him. no fracture of the ribs but he must now the concussion property kol before returning to the action that's it for now. >> noi it's the fall when he's here on the weeblgd >> good to be here. >> thank you for joining us. >> and we're always here on facebook and twitter. and on the mobile apps. and more on the protest tonight. it makes me happy to go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped

pems and morse are getting ready. let's do lungs now. morse makes a diving play and then he and matt duffy make terrible throws and everybody is safe. it is costly because the next batter is billy butler and i

morse, and morse's painting of the gallery of the louvre during the horrific cholera epidemic of -- withh her and the friendship that resulted as a consequence of. c-span: we have a lot of print history around washburn, but i want to ask about the five republican and how many republics were there in the middle of your seven years that you wrote about, do you remember? >> guest: i don't understand your question. c-span: there have been five french republics. i wrote down the dates of them because we are in the fifth republic now. >> guest: i think there was too. c-span: one between -- the first one is between 1792-1824. the cycle, the empire. you get lost in the story. you had a second republic was 48-52. you were still there writing about it. the third one was 1870-1940. and what happened in france in the 1800s? what was the overall story of what went on in that country? >> guest: well, you went from a cane, he was a so-called citizens came, louis philippe, who got power by a coup d'État. then he was thrown out by an uprising, and escaped with his wife and their lives, lived out the rest

pems and morse are getting ready. let's do lungs now. and morse makes a diving play and then he and matt duffy make terrible throws and everybody is safe. it is costly because the next batter is billy butler and it is a base hit into right field and that brings in the game winning run. bumgarner allows four runs and takes the loss. giants fall 4-2 and they remain three and a halfback of the dodgers. l.a. lost. a's and twins say world series. on the mound in the top of the fifth. kurt suzuki a rocket to third. josh donaldson and they turn two. score less into the fifth. bases loaded for coco crisp. it was huge. finding the gap. everybody scores. it is 3-0 on a crisp triple. crisp it was. the a's were cruising up 6-0, but then he gives up five runs in the seventh. two here on the double down the line. despite the melt down the a's hold on and sean doolittle slams the door in the 9th. a's win 6-5 and they are now four up on the angels who lost this evening. earthquakes and galaxy. oh that's the way we do it in danville. the mean streets of

pems and morse are getting ready. let's do lungs now. the shot and morse makes a diving play and then he and matt duffy make terrible throws and everybody is safe. it is costly because the next batter is billy butler and it is a base hit into right field and that brings in the game winning run. bumgarner allows four runs and takes the loss. giants fall 4-2 and they remain three and a halfback of the dodgers. l.a. lost. a's and twins say world series. on the mound in the top of the fifth. kurt suzuki a rocket to third. josh donaldson and they turn two. score less into the fifth. bases loaded for coco crisp. it was huge. finding the gap. everybody scores. it is 3-0 on a crisp triple. crisp it was. the a's were cruising up 6-0, but then he gives up five runs in the seventh. two here on the double down the line. despite the melt down the a's hold on and sean doolittle slams the door in the 9th. a's win 6-5 and they are now four up on the angels who lost this evening. earthquakes and galaxy. oh that's the way we do it in danville. the mean st

for further insight, yesterday i spoke with stephen morse, professor of epidemiology at the mailman school of public health at columbia university and estrella lasry, tropical medicine advisor at doctors without borders. >> first, why is this strain so much more lethal compared to others? we're talking 3,000 people infected, 1500 dead. >> i think it is more lethal from other strains of ebola zaire. i think the problem is there are a large number of people getting infected and people are not getting care at the appropriate times. but i don't believe biologically, it is behaving faster than the ones we know about. >> is there a social component of spreading faster? >> i think initial play, the out-- initially, the outbreak in guinea, there were so many patients it began to spread across the borders. so over time, the organization doctors without borders were able to start on it in the spring there were so many cases it was an uphill battle. >> why hasn't the international kind of effort to try to combat this been so much slower than what we've heard in the past? your organization is one of t

so so he tells the person next to him in morse code, and they all told each other that the united states president had finally said the truth about the soviet union. so, again, you can be confronted -- when i was -- when ronald reagan was president, there wasn't a thing he did that it thought was a good thing. and then i came and heard that story, and i thought, well, that's a completely different perspective that i'd never looked at. so, that's one of the great things we get. also the only library with a pub. reagan, when he went to ireland, he had gone to a pub. he wasn't a drinker because his father was such an alcoholic, but he went to a pub, and after they closed the pub down they actually shipped out and put entity the reagan library, and here's air force one. so, facing out into simi valley. so, yeah, if you want to call it a theme park, it's a theme park. i'm not offended if kids come and have a good time and want to read book about ronald reagan. it's the first step and not the last step. richard reefs who writes about reagan, and you get to lyndon johnson. bull was his nickname

two men on for michael morse. deep to center. off the wall. sandoval and hunter pence both score. 2-0, g-men. crawford's rbi single made it 3-0. great defense in the seventh. robb scooter denied of a sure hit. a diving stop. double play, keeping peavy's no hitter alive. he had a no-hitter through the seventh. mark reynolds ends it. peavy one hit, no runs, three walks, 8 strikeouts. giants win 3-1 and the giants now only 2 1/2 back in the national league west. >>> a's and angels. in anaheim. a's need a win. erick aybar, base hit to right. pujols scores. 1-0. next batter. jeff samardzija will throw it away. bounces back to derek morse, but -- derek norris, but he overthrows to samardzija. a's lose again, 2-0 your final. angels lead in the american league west is now up to four games. >>> novak, djokovic and serena and andy williams all advance at the us open yesterday, and that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again at 5:00. have a great day. >> coming up, california's great america could reach a big milestone today. the hug

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michael morse going deep, stays in the park. but he'll get two bags out of it. and both men will score. 2-0 san francisco. they would score three in the inning. meanwhile, a no-no going into the seventh. an unbelievable play. however, it wouldn't last much longer, mark reynolds singles to right to break up the no-hitter. fans give him a standing ovation. giants win, 3-1. how about the a's? they lost the first two games of the series, bases loaded. and rousing for the double play. bottom of the fourth we go now. two on for erik aybar. a double pump and albert pujols is safe. not going oakland's way, a's lose 2-0. what about the 49ers? they announced they have released 19 players, notable players include stanford linebacker shane stowe. the roster is down to 53 players. the opening against uc davis could not have started any better. ty montgomery, get busy with it. he's really that fast. we did not speed up the video. cardinal blowout to aggies, 45-0. what about cal? looking to bounce back. second quarter, jerry goff hits davis, 74 yards for the td. goff, 281 yard

two men on for michael morse. deep to center. off the wall. and hunter pence both score. 2-0, g-men. crawford's rbi single made it 3-0. great defense in the seventh. robb scooter denied of a sure hit. dog stop. double play, keeping peavy's no hit air live. he had a no-hitter through the seventh. mark reynolds ends it. peavy one hit, no runs, three walks, 8 strikeouts. giants win 3-1 and the giants now only 2 1/2 back in the national league west. >>> a's and angels. in anaheim. a's need a win. erick aybar, base hit to right. pujols scores. 1-0. next batter. jeff samardzija will throw it away. bounces back to derek morse, but he overthrows to samardzija. a's lose again, 2-0 your final. angels lead in the american league west is now up to four games. >>> novak, djokovic and serena williams all advance at the u.s. open yesterday and that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again at 5:00. have a great day. >> all right, mike, thank you. coming up next, california's great america could reach a big milestone today. the huge celebrat

hunter pence and michael morse, 2-2 game in the sixth. perez, michael morse, the diving play and he and matt duffy both make throwing errors. everybody is safe. next play is billy butler, base hit that shoots through in right field. kind of rolls through, really. that brings in the game-winning run. madison bumgarner went eight innings, allowed four runs, took the loss, the giants fall 4-2. they remain three and a half back of the dodgers, who also lost. a's and twins, might say world series, scott kazmir, kurt suzuki, a rocket. josh donaldson, glove save and a beauty and it starts an inning-ending double play. scoreless until the fifth. bases loaded for coco crisp, the igniter finds the gap. it will bring everybody home. 3-0 on a crisp triple. a's were cruising 6-0, but scott kazmir gave up five runs in the seventh. chris parmelee, a fair ball down the line. despite the meltdown, kazmir would get the win to go 13-4. sean doolittle in the ninth gets farmingham looking. that's a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody, i'm

former national michael morse comes around 3rd. beats the throw at home. 5-0. the 6 th th inning comeback. ian desmond gets things going with this solo shots and the runs just kept on coming in. they eventually got it all tied up at 6 a piece and then jayson werth with the single to center. the nats take a six-run 6th inning. they come back from a five-run deficit to win 14-6. they're now 21 games over .500. >> it was some hairy times and some not planned moments but they just keep going. they just keep playing. and they're having fun. they're prepared and they're able to go out and execute and that's all we can ask. >>> baltimore orioles looking to avoid getting swept in the mindy city. bottom 6, cubs ebs ebs -- extend their lead to 2-0. miguel gonzalez was called up from triple-a norfolk. orioles lose 2-1, closing out their first losing road strip of the season. >>> the first stop on the fedex cup postseason includes $8 million payout, one of the biggest of the four stops. the winners' pay out is about $1.4 million. that will help you forget any bad shots you

the rookie catcher, and michael morse had seven hits. giants tack on two more. win 5-2.ow three and a half back of l.a. in the west. in the "associated press" preseason college football poll stanford, 11th in the nation. and mv park was the >> coming up at 6:00, we heard from the fans first time at levi's stadium. what about the players? what did the think of their new home. >> rehabilitated and now returning to the wild. the latest on a young bobcat that became a spectacle at a bay area winery this summer. join us at 6:00. >>> let's take one last look at the drivetime map for your traffic, for people leaving levi's stadium. still seeing some flow solo going -- slow going, but you're seeing a lot of green which is good news for people trying to leave the game. that does it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00. abc7 news continues online, twitter, facebook, and mobile devices with the abc7 news app. thank you for joining us. we do leave you with one last look from sky 7hd over levi's stadium in santa clara. see your tonight at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight chaos

the shot and mike morse the diving play but he and matt duffy both make diving airs are.r. base hit that shoots through into right field. kind of rolls through really. and that brings in the game-winning run. madison bumgarner went 8 innings, allowed 4 runs and took the loss. giants fall and remain three and a half back of many dodgers who also lost. a's and twins, some say world series. kurt suzuki, a rocket. the glove save and a beauty. starts an inning-ending double play. the fifth. bases loaded for coco crisp. he's the igniter, catalyst. finds the gap and that will bring everybody home. 3-0 on a crisp triple. a's were cruising 6-0 but scott kazmir gave up five runs in the seventh. farmly, that's a fireball down the line. chazmer would get the win and go 13-4. sean doolittle little gets shawn willingham, looking to end it. 6-5, the final. a's four on the angels who lost. >>> and the quakes. look at wando. from the sharp angle. shoots and scores! the quakes and galaxy would play to a 2-2 tie. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry be

michael morse. hits and scores from second. giants on two more in the eighth. lincecum gets the win. the brewers beat the dodgers back of l.a. in the west. a heart breaking finish for lincecum. they hearded into the final round and the same lead with the par cut and bogey into the playoff. they get out the par put. the-footer for the wing. they repeat the champion with the fourth major in two years and fifth overall. nascar in brooklyn and michigan with 23 last lap. they hit the wall and that brings out the flag on the restart. high side and jeff gordon low side. youth does not prevail. how about the season where they take the checkered flag. gordon with the third victory of the year. tonight at 11, lair we the wrap on today's niners and wrongos game and a look ahead to next sunday's contest where hopey they can turn things around and score. >> that are would be great. thank you. up next at 9:00, the expend believes 3 . >> coming up at 11:00, a tuesday seriously injured. what he was doing before he was hit by a car. protesters blocking traffic at the port of oa

>> of course the acquisitions at roughly a billion or morse. double click, motorola, hard to believe it's just five, but they are the investments. google ventures is a lot like venture capital firm, $1.5 billion under management, all coming from google itself. just as data is a guiding force, which has soared since google's own ipo, goog the vent terse lets it form of which geographic areas, and in what industries. goog of ventures also has an unconventional way of rewarding its employees. everybody has a share in the up side. when the investments do well, not just the most prominent partners. until bill mari sis, the unconventional approach has helped in terms -- they're all over the map. consumer, enterprise, robotics, and companies like retail me not, home away, foundation medicine and silver spring networks have even ipo'd, now uber, google ventures' biggest investment so far is estimated to be worth as much as $20 billion. other vc firms are experimenting with using data to guide their decisions and tech companies are adopting more google-

hits, 2 runs, 8 k's top 1st/ 2-0 giants travis ishikawa doubles into the left field corner michael morsend joe panik score 4-0 giants top 3rd/ 5-2 giants andrew susak hits his first major league home run a 2-run job off edwin jackson 7-2 giants final: 8-3 giants dodgers in progress giants currently 3 ½ games back in the n.l. west they could make up 1 ½ games on l.a. today if the dodgers lose the a's have hit a little bump in the road jeff samardjiza on the mound today the coliseum. and for the first time as an "a" samardjiza was roughed up. jeff samardzija his worst outing with the a's today top 3rd/ 2-0 mets lucas duda 3-run home run off samardzija to straight-away center 5-0 mets top 4th/ 5-2 mets curtis granderson singles to left off samardzija wilmer flores scores 6-2 mets final: 8-5 mets the a's have lost 8 of their last 10 games angels won so oakland is 1 ½ games back in the a.l. west but they lost their best pitcher who suffered an injury covering first base. he was in a huge amount of pain before being carted off the field. he will be examined by angels doctors tomorrow in l.a..

michael morse had only his two homers in two months. cole hamels for a three-run blast. madison bumgarner lost his shutout in the fifth. morse not knowing how close he is to the wall, runs into it. that will leave a mark -- literally. he later left the game. jaermy affeldt in relief could not protect the lead and in the eighth gives up a game-tying two-run homer to cody ash. they would go to extra innings, in the 10th with the bases loaded, javier lopez skims the knee of chase utley. enough and the go-ahead run scores. the phillies go on to beat the giants 5-3. the dodgers also lost. so san francisco stays five and a half games back. >>> the a's were at atlanta. another rough outing for jason hamill. after giving up a mayor of solo home runs in the second. freddy freeman makes it a 5-0 game with6z this three-run bla in the fourth. an error by nate timeframen in the sixth kept the inning alive. allowing phil gosselin to get his first career home run. he comes home jesse chavez, 7-2 the final. the a's have lost four of their last five. t

the shot and mike morse the diving play but he and matt duffy both make diving errors.t batter billy butler. base hit that shoots through into right field. kind of rolls through really. and that brings in the game-winning run. madison bumgarner went 8 innings, allowed 4 runs and took the loss. giants fall 4-2. they remain 3 1/2 back of the dodgers, who also lost. a's and twins, some say world series. kurt suzuki, a rocket. josh donaldson, a glove save a beauty and starts an inning-ending double play. scoreless in the fifth. bases loaded for coco crisp. he's the igniter, catalyst. finds the gap and that will bring everybody home. 3-0 on a crisp triple. a's were cruising 6-0, but scott kazmir gave up five runs in the seventh. parmalee, that's a fireball down the line. kazmir would get the win and go 13-4. sean doolittle little gets shawn willingham, looking to end it. 6-5, the final. a's four on the angels who lost. hawaii have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> the jazz fest and how organizers are making this year's music will you be a sound sleeper, or a mou

1st/ scoreless pablo sandoval singles to left hunter pence scores 1-0 giants 3 batters later michael morseaws his bat off but it gets throught he middle for a hit buster posey and pablo sandoval score 3-0 giants the broken bat is retreived bottom 4th/ 4-1 giants ryan vogelsong strikes out mark reynolds looking on the changeup top 8th/ 5-3 giants sandoval turns around right- handed and hits a 2-run home run 7-3 giants score: 7-3 giants. bottom 8th inning the giants remained 2 1/2 games behind the dodgers in the west. a's/jays the emmys angels come into debt games out--two games up. jeremy hellickson clearly outpitched sonny gray top 1st/ scoreless desmond jennings diving catch of john jaso's sinking fly ball take another look pitcher jeremy hellickson likes it top 4th/ 1-0 rays sonny gray not on today kevin kiemaier 2-run home run 3-0 rays still top 4th evan longoria bloop to center falls in front of coco crisp for a single ben zobrist scores 4-0 rays top 5th/ 4-0 rays jennnings lines one up the middle off gray yunel escobar and cole figeroa score 6-0 rays final: 7-3 rays angels-dodgers beg

we were enemy morse than once in the last century. and today we are friends and allies.ho died to give us our freedom. we will remember them. >> a ten-year-old girl then released a single symbolic balloon. soofern to be followed by thousands more in the colors of every nation whose people fought and suffered in what soon became known as the great war. the prince of wales followed by the prime minister laid wreaths at the glass glue george scare among the first of many that are being laid across the country and in cemeteries across the channel throughout this day of remembrance. prince harry saluted a parade of veterans, where an estimated 10 million sailors saild on the western front. he officially opened a newly built memorial arch on what is now known as the road of remembrance. if for so many of those young soldiers the mass at the dockside was to be the last time they set foot on british soil. it is in flanders where they were heading to fight that the principal british ceremony is taking place this evening. at the small cemetery where lie the graves of both british

travis ishikawa doubles into the left field corner michael morse and joe panik score giants up 4-0. >rk:then in the third. andrew susak hits his first major league home run a 2-run job off edwin jackson 7-2 giants. >> mark:giants would finish this one. with an 8-3 win. >> mark:the a's have hit a huge bump in the road >> mark:jeff samardjiza on the mound at the coliseum. >> mark:and for the first time as an "a" samardjiza was roughed up. >> mark:top of the 3rd mets already up 2-0. when lucas duda blasts a 3-run home run off samardzija to straight-away center >> mark:next inning curtis granderson singles to left off samardzija wilmer flores scores >> mark:final in this one 8-5 mets. >> mark:the a's have lost 8 of their last 10 games angels won so oakland is 1 ½ games back in the a.l. west we're coming up on 4-30. >> mark: >> mark:an american doctor who had ebola will be released from an atlanta hospital today. >> mark:dr. kent brantly has recovered from the virus he contracted while working at a missionary clinic in liberia. >> mark:brantly and another aide worker were flown out of libe

michael morse, giants outfielder. he was a huge fan favorite in d.c. for four seasons.f the second. gnat nats up a run. cabrera, a defensive play. he's been a stopper since joining the team. >> nice. >> nice little twist, spin, throw. beautiful. time now to push the panic button for nats fans. two on, two out for joe panic. he's taking fister deep. a towering shot to center. that's a three-run blast. bottom frame of the inning now. jason worth at the plate going yard. this is a solo shot to get the nats back in it. 13th home run of the season. the nats are on the run. posey gets every bit of the pitch. his 15th long ball of the year. fister allowed four runs and struck out three. the giants snap the nats' ten-game winning streak with a 10-3 win. >> we haven't had that feeling in a while, fortunately. tough loss, no question. just the way we got it. other than that, looking back it was an awesome stretch. >> it was a good run. just a lot of excitement for the last ten days. we came back, had a lot of come from behind wins. it was a lot of fun. >> all right. bad news in b

and you can now i'm in morse you can love no one. well you can now in the stands and even different countries you can love just yourself if you think that's a that's for the better but. now i'm having a break for the madness so i think you should go away and. let my brain. just rest for whom unless i go back to nature maybe with more general madness if you're ready to hear it. so good right. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear any right the sort of back story the hamster had like the same time there's a reason they don't want international airport and the phrase that we should all be completely outraged now let's break the set. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. be in the. wrong. the fact that. they're going to do the job the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albums. rule. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across the sem

here comes more, off the bat of michael morse. two from the broken bat single. 3-0, san francisco. 8th inning, pablo sandoval. man, he has been hot. he makes it 7-3. sandoval with three hits. giants win 7-4 to stay within two-and-a-half of the dodgers. it was sunny gray for oakland today. in front of 21,513. sonny gray, here is kevin, make it 3-0. gray lasted just four and a third innings. rays avoid a sweep with a 7-3 win. oakland now 3-3. since trading yoenis cespedes last thursday. >> the lineup, with or without him. we are going to miss that guy. we have to step up. somebody has to step up and we just haven't done it yet. we haven't had the lineup come out of the funk we have had the last few weeks. we have to keep grinding. >>> levi stadium will host the shark's first outdoor game next february when thionase the la kings, february 21. levis was chosen over at&t park mainly because of the bigger capacity in santa clara. >>> tiger woods will play in this week's pga championship which starts tomorrow despite withdrawing from las

michael morse with runners going. back in center field.doval and hunter pence beat the relay throw home in front of 41,397. 3-0 over the brewers. back to peavy, defensive play of the game right here. brandon crawford starts the inning ending double play. no hitter intact into the 8th inning. one out, mark reynolds at the plate. and he delivers a clean single to left. the no-no is gone, but the giants keep winning. five in a row now. dodgers lost, and so the gap is just two-and-a-half in the west. >>> meantime ... the as hole got a little deeper in anaheim. oakland is not getting any breaks. jonny gomes grounded into an inning ending double play. the bases were loaded in the 4th inning. as jeff samardzija complete game loss tonight. there is erik aybar. the as haven't scored in 22 innings! >>> nfl on a saturday, well, it is either a game or roster cuts. final roster cuts. it's the latter. everybody had to get down to 53. raiders and 49ers included. notable 49er cuts included kaseem oz good and ladamian washington. cj spillman. >>> the raide

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and you can now i'm morse you can love no one. or you can now in the stance you don't even different countries you can love just yourself and. that's where the letter but. thanks. thank me now i'm having a break for the madness so i think you should go away and. let my brain. just rest for whom unless i go back to you later maybe with more gender madness if you're ready to hear it. so goodbye. right on the scene. sir st louis and i think you're. on a reporter's twitter. instagram. to be in the know. to what extent do you think the american and british policies in the middle east have contributed to the creation of these very terrifying terrorist groups the western governments of fully understood the policies of contributed significantly to the radicalization of young men and women around the world this is without a shadow without i will confirm with i would agree with some of the young men that we would certainly be radicalized because of western foreign policy. and we go again we're told the islamic state terrorist group is the w

. >> reporter: the thieves had swiped a dozen world war i rifles, morse code signal guns, grenade launchers similar to the ones in these photos. the worst thing, it isn't the first time they've been targeted. the building was also vandalized. >> this is the second time within three month, so it really, really does hurt. >> reporter: the pain comes from knowing this post has been here since 1935, and is a representation of the soldiers who fought on the front lines to ensure our freedom. >> that you would do this to veterans, that's what hurts. >> reporter: now, police tell us they were able to lift some fingerprints. those are currently being analyzed. however, they ask if you know anything about this case, they'd want to hear from you. we're live outside of police headquarters tonight, nefertiti jaquez, nbc 10 news. >>> new tonight, surveillance video of a man wanted in a series of robberies at dunkin' donuts and 7-eleven. this guy robbed four location last week. cops say he hit stores in olney, ju and lawndale and pulled a gun on employees and demanded money. >>> a convicted sex offender

we're looking at michael morse who swung the bat better. he's got his swing back. had three great at-bats tonight against hamels. we saw joe panik. pablo sandoval continues to swing the bat well. as tough as it is, good things are happening. they look a whole lot stronger now than they did before the day is off. >> indeed. the giants lose this one 5-3. hudson against kendrick tomorrow. for more tune in to sportsnet central on comcast sportsnet right after we sign off. tune in to comcast sportsnet bay area tomorrow. we'll be back with you on nbc bay area and the giants television network saturday night august 30th at 6:00 for the giants and the brewers from right here at at&t park. now for mike krukow, this is jamie miller. next for tuning in. and now from san francisco, we say good night. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milestones, our trusted advisors are with you every ste

matt morse scores. cody asche can't handle the throw. dugout and another run scored to make it two to one. to the third bases loaded for ashy. he draws a walk. marlon byrd trots home and the game was tied until the fourth. that's when andrew susac with the rbi single right here and the giants take the lead for good. they beat the phils five-two. >>> coming up neck in the sports zone we'll discuss the davis. >> she's on fire. >> uh-huh. >> all right, thanks, lesley. we'll have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. >> ♪ >> jon bon jovi accepts the ice bucket challenge with a little help from his famous friends . >> [lau

brandon crawford scores michael morse to make it 5-06789. >> the windy city cools the red- ought oriolesdskins make their first cuts while the offense looks to regroup after saturday's dismal dress rehearsal. >>> in baltimore, flacco's newest target amps up his game but the injuries begin piling up. you're watching "game

that he is that here too many questions to moscow regarding the congo itself at its root accusing morse code but it is trying to use the humanitarian corn boy as a pretext to send troops and weapons to support n.t. here farces in eastern ukraine we have to say though that for all of these time the location where two hundred eighty trucks are currently parked was open to media and many journalists including our channel have visited the location this is my reports from there food water medicine as well as warm blankets and sleeping bags welcome relief at a time of despair. this russian convoy has hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid destined for eastern ukraine and its help that saudi needed four months of andy terribly ration has their towns in ruins more than two thousand people dead and many without clean water to drink. one of which you will hear more. which. will overflow a very. marketable initially credible if your trust you don't usually get when i go on the job and you know i. don't have your typical. morning of the show that. you're made to and a handful of western governments s

matt morse scores. cody asche can't handle the throw.he ball goes near the giants dugout and another run scored to make it two to one. to the third bases loaded for ashy. he draws a walk. marlon byrd trots home and the game was tied until the fourth. that's when andrew susac with the rbi single right here and the giants take the lead for good. they beat the phils five-two. >>> coming up neck in the sports zone we'll discuss the davis. >> she's on fire. >> uh-huh. >> >> ♪ >> jon bon jovi accepts the ice bucket challenge with a little help from his famous friends . >> [laughter] >> and now i want to pass this along to david brian, tico torres and richie san borrow. >> new jersey governor chris christie helped hold the big bucket and posted the video on his facebook page. on the other side is new england patriot owner robert craft. the money raised there goes to the als foundation. >>> car enthusiasts gatherd in california to spend big money on classic vehicles. several cars sold for more than a million dollars. the car that went for the mo

he asked me whether the morse code was three dots and a dash or three dashes and a dot. i told him it was three dots and a dash. we won second prize in the city. i began as a war profit ear. >> your three dots and a dash reminds me of something i didn't learn until recently. during the war, the bbc used the opening refrain of beethoven's fifth. they're using the german composer to signify victory in europe. something that did change between 1940 and 1945 women in the workforce increased by 50%. nearly half of all american women took on some sort of job in world war ii. it wasn't just defense work. women moved into all types of new fields because of a male labor shortage, and amarillo newspaper story was amazed that women were now driving taxis, checking and stocking groceryie selling men's clothes. even management department stores and fixing flat tires. it was a revolution in the type of work that women did. marge, we'll start back with you if you want to tell us more about the war work you did in amarillo where this article was written. >> that's where i became rosie t

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shot to mike morse. lousy throw to second, throwing duffy off the bag. omar infante hits the third. now madison bumgarner has trouble. a hole in right. infante scores. kc would add another for a series opening win. >>> a's and twins. coco crisp busting out a new fresh do. bases loaded for coco in the fresh cut. looking good rounding the bases. scoring steven vogt. and got to be the new haircut. 3-0. in the ninth, the lead is just a run. sean doolittle. a man aboard. but he'll sit down josh willingham, ending the night. oakland win, 6-5. doolittle sets a record for saves by a lefty with his 18th. >>> the raiders have brought in veteran players to change the culture. and head coach dennis allen has been a preacher of discipline this entire preseason game one at minnesota. still looked a lot like the silver and black of old. raiders and vikings from tcf bank home of the minnesota golden gophers. matt schaub to maurice jones-drew. complete for eight yards. schaub 3 for 7. limited axds action. a 16-yard kplooet completion over the middle. raiders lose 10-6. the silver and black committed

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. >> you have officer morse concerned with writing tickets and keeping stats up than apprehending suspectsor instance, catching residential burglars, patrolling neighborhoods. >> reporter: they say the pressure to meet these ticket quotas comes at a cost to public safety. >> residential burglaries are a huge problem in palo alto. they occur obviously on small streets. officers don't generally patrol those areas anymore because they're not going to generate a stat. >> reporter: data from the police department showed burglaries on the rise. in 2010, there were 217. by 2012, that rose to 332. it's about the same time period that officers say they were pushed to write more tickets. >> some officers have been threatened with punishment if their statistics are low. >> reporter: sources say the pressure to write more citations or face consequences led some officers to double dip. they were writing warnings and tickets for the same traffic stops. so it looked like they were making twice as many stops. it's documented in this department memo that some officers were padding their activity. officers