hello, mr. bear. an follow. jackie deaung drivers can expe they g. >> good news for consumers. gas prices are falling sharply. at a time that they're expect ied to, a gallon is $2.13. it was 2.66 last year and that's the average. some c -- which is unusual for the height of the summer. causing the decline, aap oil. that led to a refining boom and that created a gasoline glut. seasonally, summer is when americans hit the road, so it's one time of year that we can expect an uptick in demand. it was robust, but not enough to make a dent in inventory. >> we started o ut the driving season needness to s abe of cruel oil. it had to be used. refiners were running 92 to 95%, about four to five percentage points higher than previous years. >> what happens after the summer? when demand drops off, we see crude and gas prices decline every year. those drops will be even more pronounced. >> and price of crude oil slides, yo going to see a slide in gasoline prices. we switch to the october contract and lose ten cents a gallon just by switching it over there. first usually drops in the late q

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mr. trump bears no responsibility for his campaign being off-message.is comments about the second amendment had nothing to do with why we weren't covering the economic message. >> his point about the second amendment people who care about the second amendment should be concerned about hillary clinton's presidency. now, you can interpret it which i certainly didn't, as a threat. if you want to go back and look at threats, go back to 2008 when hillary clinton was running against obama and in may of that year when she was clearly the loser and asked why are still in the race, remember, bobby kennedy was assassinated in 1968, that's a much direct reference. >> i did cover that in 2008. hillary clinton, you know what she did? she issued an apology. that's not how i meant it. >>> let's move on mr. mike pence, donald trump's running mate. he said he'll release his tax returns. hillary clinton and tim kaine has already released his tax returns. that puts him at odds with mr. trump. >> you don't see the tax returns, you think there's something wrong. >> that's d

mr. trump bears no responsibility for his campaign being off-message? he is not -- his comments about the second amendment had nothing to do with why we weren't covering the economic message. >> his point about the second amendment was that people who cared about the second amendment should be concerned about hillary clinton's candidacy and that those who are concerned probably would take up the cause. now you can interpret it, which i certainly didn't, as a threat. but if you want to go back and look at threats, go back to 2008 when hillary clinton was running against obama and in may of that year when she was clearly the loser and asked why are you still in the race she said, well, remember, bobby kennedy was assassinated in 1968. i mean, that's a much more direct reference laid at the feet of hillary clinton. >> i did cover that in 2008. i did cover it in 2008. and hillary clinton, you know what she did? she issued an apology. she said i'm sorry my comments were construed that way. that's not how i meant it. let's move on. i want to ask you about mik

mr. trump bears no responsibility for his campaign being off message?is comments about the second amendment had nothing to do with why we weren't covering the economic message? >> his point about the second amendment was that people who cared about the second amendment should be concern about hillary clinton's candidacy and that those who are concerned probably would take up the cause. now, there's something you can interpret it, which i certainly didn't, as a threat, but if you want to go back and look at threats, then you ought to go back to 2008 when hillary clinton was running against obama and in may of that year when she was clearly the loser and ask why are you still in the race, remember, bobby kennedy was assassinated in 1968. that's a much more direct reference laid at the feet of hillary clinton. >> i did cover that in 2008. i did cover it in 2008. and hillary clinton, you know what she did? she issued an apology. i'm sorry my comments were meant that way -- were construed that way. that's not how i meant it. yesterday he told an interviewer

mr. graham gave the order. it's hard to bear by verify the truthfulness of that statement. what i follow. there been significant elements are synthetic. the presidents turkey on another. why now is a suggestion that the end of this month which is the supreme gathering of the promotion list to basically fill in the biggest spots was rumored that over a thousand senior officers were going to be like a as part of the d gratification of turkey. so the ongoing struggle it seems that matters came to a head. and the greatest sympathizers. and possibly other elements within the state and military. was there a direct correlation. did all this come through from the complex in america down to turkey we don't know that. but that might be something that we have to concentrate on and see how that unfolds in the future. located in texas is can have on the whole radio factors the first is a washington in america was interested in. right now there is an immense amount of pressure is brought upon the obama administration. the other one is government. it's going there saying you have to hand

mrs. clinton said -- bear in mind i am not a big fan, but she was totally right. the u.s. compete with anyone. we don't need to have tariff walls, we need to have free trade, cheaper trade and goods for the united states. that's always better than tariffs. tariffs are always a bad idea. i sympathize for those losing their jobs. they should get retraining. but tariffs are a bad idea in the u.s. economy. >> my producer is asking me to ask you if you new hillary clinton at yale law school. >> i was a big huge third year student radical. i was elected to give the graduation speech because i was a popular radical. she was a mousey first year that nobody paid attention. to times have changed a lot. but she was always perfectly nice to me. and god bless her. >> i don't know what you mean by mousey, ben stein. >> she was a very quiet thing. i can remember very well that the new students the first years would walk right next to the rows of lockers on the first floor whereas we second and third year people would be slapping five and walking cool. they would be walking carefully by t

mr. clean! >>> an american hunter caused an uproar by spearing a bear in canada.on dahler tells us it is not the primitive weapon that has him under fire. >> reporter: the video on youtube shows josh bowmar luring a black bear with bait where he set up cameras. the javelin champion throws a spear mounted with a gopro. and celebrates as the more tale wounded animal runs away. >> i found him. >> the next day, bowmar located the dead bear. but social media exploded with reaction. conservation writer, johnny sain doesn't object to the hunt but says posting the video was a mistake. >> i don't think killing an animal should be entertainment. is a spiritual experience. i don't know if that is something that need to be shared with the general audience. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, bowmar defended his actions. the bear i speared only ran 60 yards and died immediately. that's as humane and ethical as one could get. the public reaction is similar to the killing of cecil the lie lion last year by american dentist, walter palmer. and recently, aryanna gourdon recei

coming up next, a hunter spears a bear and ends up in the cross hairs of controversy. mr. clean gets tough on dirt and grime and every room that's in it. floors, doors, walls, halls he's so tough, he cleans'em all grimy tubs and tiles he'll do so your bathroom looks clean as new mr. clean gets tough on stuck-on stuff cleans kitchens in a minute. mr. clean will clean your whole house and every room that's in it. >>> an american hunter caused an uproar by spearing a bear in canada. don dahler tells us it is not the primitive weapon that has him under fire. >> reporter: the video on youtube shows josh bowmar luring a black bear with bait where he set up cameras. the javelin champion throws a spear mounted with a gopro. and celebrates as the more tale wounded animal runs away. >> i found him. >> the next day, bowmar located the dead bear. but social media exploded with reaction. conservation writer, johnny sain doesn't object to the hunt but says posting the video was a mistake. >> i don't think killing an animal should be entertainment. is a spiritual experience. i don't know

mrs. secretary our announcement that a united states navel ship will forever bear the name of usns harvey milk is part of legacy of harvey's unfinished work it tells surveyed from every part of our nation in every port of call what we know that harvey milk was a great american that belongs in that great civil rights leader for our country we're grateful we're thrilled and proud for the milk family for the foundation and certainly for our city thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, ambassador nancy. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. lieutenant commander and friends let's give a grateful thanks to secretary magnifying us and nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee and the spokesman to stuart milk and everybody that has been involved in that thank you >> (clapping.) >> and i'm arrived and honored to be here my son eric, daughter and i watched the movie milk to recreation our memory the signature movement of the harvey's leadership and the encroachment he lead and one of the most moving scenes in the ended when thirty thousand people gathered with literally the

mrs. clauses to their . and theyeach their own >> fluff tup saiup santa's bear. ma sure he doesn't have any things hanging down. >>ive me a ho-ho-. >> ho-ho-ho. >> wt does that mean? >> santa. >> which brings us to one of the high lights of the week. the santa tugf-war. watch carefully becau the this a -- santa grudge match. >> pull. pull. to reporter: our time was coming n d. but ther was still one thing i was woering. >> why do you it? >> it is a calling. aministry. >> i do it fm the heart. i do it because of the heart. what i el. >> io it because i le it. i love being santa. love bringing smiles and joy and happiness new people. >> notice nobody said for the money. we not in it for themoney. >> exactly right. >> have fun with it too. >> yes. >> yeah. branson, yes, virginiherea, t really is a santaclaus. >>> an elder stesman of the cbws family has annncede is retiring. charles osgood has spent neay lf a century here. the last 22 years as host of unday morning." he delivered the news himself. norah o'donnell has the story.>> mors lately i won't hting the sunday

bear arms. misinformed or did you mentioned that? mr. bordewich: that is absolutely one of the whole tangle of debates taking place simultaneously. i think that has become increasingly emphasized in our time, in modern times, looking back at what mattered during that debate. ok? it was part and parcel of many, many, many arguments that were made between states rightists and nationalists. >> the second question i had, and i just don't have an education on this, but as i understand it, prior to the noolutionary war, there was restriction, you did not have to get a background check or gun from theuy a king of england or anything like that. i don't think there was any expectation by congress that they had the power to impose such regulations, but when you were describing it, you made it sound as if your argument was contrary to the supreme court's opinion that it did not, that it was a personal right, not restricted only to a militia. mr. bordewich: well, you are quite right that individuals did not have to buy by permit. totally correct. no

mrs. clauses to their santas. and they teach their own workshops for women. >> fluff tup saiup santa's bear.have any things hanging down. >> give me a ho-ho-ho. >> ho-ho-ho. >> what does that mean? >> santa. >> which brings us to one of the high lights of the week. the santa tug-of-war. watch carefully because the this is a -- santa grudge match. >> pull. pull. pull. >> reporter: our time was coming to an end. but there was still one thing i was wondering. >> why do you do it? >> it is a calling. a ministry. >> i do it from the heart. i do it because of the heart. what i feel. >> i do it because i love it. i love being santa. i love bringing smiles and joy and happiness new people. >> notice nobody said for the money. we are not in it for the money. >> exactly right. >> have fun with it too. >> yes. >> yeah. >> my take away from the week in branson, yes, virginia, there really is a santa claus. in fact, there are lots of them, >>> an elder statesman of the cbs news family has announced he is retiring. charles osgood has spent nearly half a century here. the last 22 years as host of "sunday m

mr. kahn at the democratic convention, am i not allowed to respond? >> bear with me. >> go ahead. >> that is again, that is again his ignorance of the first amendment. i have exactly same rights as he does. he had been abusing, disrespecting women, judges, all decent americans. he had been so abusive of them. i exercise exactly same rights that, again, proves his ignorance. he wants to have one set of rights for himself and he wants to have another set of rights for others. no. somebody should tell him that there is equal dignity, equal protection of law in this country. that is why that constitution came to play. i keep that in my pocket because i cherish this document. i wish somebody would read it to him. >> mrs. kahn, i want to talk to you, because donald trump specifically questioned you and questioned your silence at the democratic convention last thursday. i want to play you the sound. undoubtedly you've heard it by now of what he had to say about your choice not to speak on thursday. let's listen. >> his wife, if you look at his wife, she was standing

mr. nice guy. [cheering] kennedy: he has been such a sweetheart, such a sugar bear. is this what we need to see from him? do you think this appeals to -- liz: what was he doing all along? kennedy: female voters a couple of groups that he -- liz: we're all flabbergasted. kennedy: the look on your face is everything right now. liz: i have a face totally uncensored. i'm just astonished. what was he doing? was he playing mr. nice up until now? so will it work, that is your question and which segments of the population will it work with? kennedy: we know who appreciates it the rhetoric. liz: working class voter loves it. kennedy: people that show up to the rallies. liz: that is exactly right. here's the thing. here is, he doesn't need to derail himself, getting needless fights about whether or not who called the koch brothers with the nfl, with the saying that, with putin, raising national security concerns about his comments about russia. just focus on the economy. no incumbent has won, no incumbent party won with 1% growth. that's it. we should be 2 trillion or 3 trilli

khan would be alive, which would be a blessing, the facts don't bear that out and his vice presidential choice also supported the war. two, mrn went up there and spoke. mrs. khan said nothing. why did they speak? because donald trump put out a proposal to ban muslims. and all you say to them, if you're a person with half a soul is thank you. why can't he say that and then shut his mouth? >> this is days after hillary clinton said something which is just factually not true in an interview. donald trump could have spent the last several days focusing on that, and instead he's in these tangential battles. doesn't it attradistract attento what hillary clinton said? >> of course it does. this was a premeditated speech. we do appreciate the sacrifices of her son. he is an american hero. but this is a premeditated speech done for political purposes. he put himself in front of america, questioned donald trump's patriotism. for what reason? >> he didn't do that. that is not true. >> no, he asked him -- i watched it. >> watch it again. >> i watched it and actually, it brought me to tears because i thought to myself here is a perfect e

bear with the criticism. if i had exercised my first amendment rights as mr.rump does, as donald trump does, again and again and again, as he had been maligning hillary clinton, calling her names and other leaders, if he can exercise the freedom of his speech rights, so can i. but he is the candidate for the highest office, a much larger caliber is needed, patience, tolerance. when a person becomes commander in chief, president, you are president and commander in chief of everybody that has supported you and that has not supported you. >> let me ask you, just yesterday an official adviser on veterans affairs to the trump campaign tweeted out this. he said, tweeted out a link to a blog post which essentially accuses you of being a muslim brotherhood agent who wants to advance sharia law in the united states adding that you used your son as a political pawn. i want you to be able to respond to that. >> i hope his surrogates are listening so they can take note of what i'm about to say. i have no concern, i have no link, i have never been of that thought. i assure

mr. bennett is fantastic. what's not to like? you know, did he sing for me? no. >> reporter: larry bear was there to pay tribute. >> he was there to sing when we returned to san francisco. >> reporter: reminded us he was there when we needed help. >> when we brought back the cable cars, he was here. when we wanted to tell people after the earthquake, we didn't fall into the ocean. he was here. >> reporter: his praise was simple. >> tony is an adopted son. ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ >> reporter: tony bennett first sang this song at the fairmont in 1961 so it was fitting to have his likeness here on the lawn. finally, the unveiling. a birthday present for the singer who turned 90 and for once, everyone sang for him. ♪ happy birthday, tony ♪ happy birthday to you >> i'm overwhelmed. it's beautiful. the greatest thing i ever experienced. >> reporter: well, in closing, when he comes back to you, san francisco, your golden sun will shine for tony. happy birthday, mr. ben nit. vic lee, abc7 news. >> that was fantastic. >> he did karaoke. you didn't know that? >> i didn't. your own tr

mr. harvey. steve: welcome back to the show. rylan: all right. steve: oh. it's all-- rylan: sugar bear is back.rylan: ask me why. steve: it just came back. rylan: come on! steve: i just looked at him. i just look at him and started smiling. rylan: come on! steve: when i was a little boy my favorite cereal was s sugar crisp. [laughter] there he is. [laughter] rylan: come on. steve: i just looked at it. i said, "man, it's him!" ok cool. why y'all back? rylan: because, steve, this business-owning family, our sugar is so sweet, it's going to take a whole lot of honey and 20,000 cash money to sweep us off our feet. [cheering and applause] steve: good luck to you, man. folks, that's a real nice family over there. they have been a real pleasure, but i've

mrs. clauses to their santas. and they teach their own >> fluff tup saiup santa's bear. make sure he doesn't have any things hanging down. >> give me a ho-ho-ho. >> ho-ho-ho. >> what does that mean? >> santa. >> which brings us to one of the high lights of the week. the santa tug-of-war. watch carefully because the this is a -- santa grudge match. >> pull. pull. pull. >> repte to an end. but there was still one thing i was wondering. >> why do you do it? >> it is a calling. a ministry. >> i do it from the heart. i do it because of the heart. what i feel. >> i do it because i love it. i love being santa. i love bringing smiles and joy and happiness new people. >> notice nobody said for the money. we are not in it for the money. >> exactly right. >> have fun with it too. >> yes. >> yeah. >> my take away from the week in really is a santa claus. really is a santa claus. in fact, there are lots of them. embarrassed by a prostate exam? imagine how your doctor feels. as a urologist, i have performed 9,421 and a half prostate exams. so why do i do it? because i get paid. und...

mrs. secretary our announcement that a united states navel ship will forever bear the name of usns harveyart of legacy of harvey's unfinished work it tells surveyed from every part of our nation in every port of call what we know that harvey milk was a great american that belongs in that great civil rights leader for our country we're grateful we're thrilled and proud for the milk family for the foundation and certainly for our city thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, ambassador nancy. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. lieutenant commander and friends let's give a grateful thanks to secretary magnifying us and nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee and the spokesman to stuart milk and everybody that has been involved in that thank you >> (clapping.) >> and i'm arrived and honored to be here my son eric, daughter and i watched the movie milk to recreation our memory the signature movement of the harvey's leadership and the encroachment he lead and one of the most moving scenes in the ended when thirty thousand people gathered with literally the candles t

mr. kahn at the democratic convention. am i not allowed to respond. so -- >> bear with me. >> go ahead. >> that is again, that is again, his ignorance of the first amendment. i have exactly same rights as he does. he had been abusing, disrespecting women, judges, all descent americans. had been so abusive of them. i exercise exactly same rights. that, again, proves his ignorance. he wants to have one set of rights for himself and he wants to have another set of rights for others. no. somebody should tell him that there is equal dignity. equal protection of law in this country. that is why that constitution came to play. i keep that in my pocket because i cherish this document. i wish somebody would read it to him. certain fundamental values that enshrine in this document. >> his supporters say since you've exercised your first amendment rights, you're now fair game. it is now fair game for donald trump to talk about you in and his supporters to talk about you. you spoke at the democratic national convention, which is a political platform. >> well, they have been ex

bears repeating. to set the stage, we are fortunate to have with us one of new york's own, a member of broadway royalty, mr. john themn who will read immortal words written by abraham lincoln. please join me in welcoming him. [applause] >> thank you. ago,score and seven years our forefathers brought forth upon this continent a new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long endure. we are met on a great battlefield of that war. we have come to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives, that that nation might live. it is altogether fitting and proper we should do this, but in a larger sense we cannot consecrate, cannot we cannot hallow this ground. the cavemen living and dead who struggled here have consecrated power toove our poor add or detract. note ord will little remember what we say here. it can never forget what they did here. it is for us, the living, to be dedicated here to the u

mrs. secretary our announcement that a united states navel ship will forever bear the name of usns harveyilk is part of legacy of harvey's unfinished work it tells surveyed from every part of our nation in every port of call what we know that harvey milk was a great american that belongs in that great civil rights leader for our country we're grateful we're thrilled and proud for the milk family for the foundation and certainly for our city thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, ambassador nancy. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. lieutenant commander and friends let's give a grateful thanks to secretary magnifying us and nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee and the spokesman to stuart milk and everybody that has been involved in that thank you >> (clapping.) >> and i'm arrived and honored to be here my son eric, daughter and i watched the movie milk to recreation our memory the signature movement of the harvey's leadership and the encroachment he lead and one of the most moving scenes in the ended when thirty thousand people gathered with literally the c

mr. president, the senator mentioned drugs. he suggested that you are -- you bear some responsibility for the rise in drug use of teenagers in the united states. is he right? pres. clinton: well, jim, i think every american in any position of responsibility should be concerned about what's happened. i am. but let's look at the overall record. overall in america cocaine use has dropped 30% in the last four years, casual drug use down 13%. the tragedy is that our young people are still increasing their use of drugs up to about 11% total with marijuana, and i regret it. let me tell you what i tried to do about it. i appointed a four-star general who led our efforts south of the border to keep drugs from coming into the country as our nation's drug czar. the most heavily directed, decorated solder in uniform when he retired. we submitted the biggest drug budget ever. we have dramatically increased control and enforcement at the border. we supported a a crime bill that had 60 death penalties including, including the death penalty for drug kingpins. and i supported a big

bears in chicago and he got ejected from the game. i knew he would be alone, so i went to the locker room to be with him. he saw me and said, hey, mr.n our hero both on and off the dance floor. if you told jerry as a rookie that one day he would own 100 nfl records, i'm not sure he would have believed you. he came to camp with this really high haircut. and the guys called him fifi. [ laughter ] >> i love that, fifi. this sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. great day for ed, who grew up in youngstown, ohio, just about an hour away from canton, ohio. >> you've been a busy guy watching it all. >> but kind of fun, too. >> rick, thanks so much. and thanks to all of you for joining us tonight. i'm chris nguyen. "abc7 news" continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for updates on any major story any time, download our "abc7 news" news app. and as always, when you see breaking news happen bring you live, use the #abc7now when tagging your photos and video. we would love to see them. thanks for spending your saturday eving with us. we'll key you tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. um yeah, i love coming up here. because it is beautiful.

bears that out. the highlighter knows that the petitioner wants to say they used voir dire. angela is written out besides ms. garrett's name and did mr. lundy's notes were he wrote down things prior to war dear and what he know about jurors he wrote down to maryland garrett, angela garrett a cousin and mr. lanier testified. >> i'm sorry. did the habeas corpus say he didn't know the time of trial? he just knew that lundy had. >> the habeas corpus actually credited the fact that mr. lundy had advised trial counsel that angela garrett dropped. >> that was his explanation for why the prosecutor didn't know about the prior arrests, correct? >> i think the habeas corpus credit to that is one of the facts of the strike. >> mr. lundy never credited, and he never said that he knew about the arrest. >> mr. lanier to what testified twice that he was aware at the time of jury selection that he knew about it. >> mr. lundy did that but the prosecutor didn't. >> no in the motion to trial the prosecutor testified and said i knew during voir dire mr. lundy told me that told me that and that's joint appendix 105 and 112. >> didn't he also testified, t

bear it. >> those appearances by the khans on the "today" show and msnbc's "morning joe" prompting trump to hit back via twitter saying thrks story is not about mr. khan who was all over the place doing interviews, but radical islamic terrorism in the u.s. get smart. hallie jackson is in columbus, ohio, where trump is holding a rally in the next hour. kelly o'donnell is monitoring reaction from washington. a lot of criticism for trump over this response. what are you hearing from his campaign today and could we expect to hear from him addressing this at 3:00 p.m.? >> let's start with the second part of that question. i would be very surprised if donald trump didn't directly address this at his what was a town hall looks more like a rally now. it starts at 3:00. remember, this is something that's been in the headlines front page news for the last nearly 72 hours. and donald trump's last public appearance was friday night. he's somebody who is always on top of the media narrative, so i think he'll talk about it and talk about it fairly quickly coming out here on the stage. we'll see. he's unpredictable. given the tweets he's put out yesterday, thi

mrs. secretary our announcement that a united states navel ship will forever bear the name of usns harvey milk is part of legacy of harvey's unfinished work it tells surveyed from every part of our nation in every port of call what we know that harvey milk was a great american that belongs in that great civil rights leader for our country we're grateful we're thrilled and proud for the milk family for the foundation and certainly for our city thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, ambassador nancy. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. lieutenant commander and friends let's give a grateful thanks to secretary magnifying us and nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee and the spokesman to stuart milk and everybody that has been involved in that thank you >> (clapping.) >> and i'm arrived and honored to be here my son eric, daughter and i watched the movie milk to recreation our memory the signature movement of the harvey's leadership and the encroachment he lead and one of the most moving scenes in the ended when thirty thousand people gathered with literally the