he shows back up and starts changing what nelson miles has done. he doesn't really understand hancock's mission. by the next morning he collapses again. this time he's out until virtually the end of the war. he's so sick -- to me as i read it as a lay fan of medical history, he actually had a severe -- he's the only officer given leave to go to europe. he is cured in europe, gets back just in time to get to high bridge and be present. barlow is a case study in a talented officer who doesn't know when to quit. again, we have all those mottos and cliches like never say die. if you never say die, maybe your men die in your place. it's not clear, it's not easy. let's go to another guy, john brown gordon, classic southern gentleman, self-made. barlow, john brown gordon, nelson miles and a few others, these are men who without west point education and that liberates them. the west pointers do a marvelous job of holding things together, b building armies in the beginning of the war, but they do not understand how warfare is changing. grant does. sherman c

the salt lake city altitude reportedly gave nelson breathing problems.ger said he was doing better on twitter. >>> today bay area kids head back to school. students in dublin, fremont among those returning to class today. before the concert sunday night, lady gaga stuffed backpacks for kids in need. a joint effort from the born this way foundation and the united way bay foundation. they put notebooks and markers in more than hundreds really of backpacks for the upcoming school year. >> we are very, very excited to be here. being kind and living united. >> the backpacks for the students of schools in san mateo and napa county. >> that was her mom out there supporting the cause, as well. >>> all right. moms, dads getting the kids ready for back to school, kari. >> yes, stuffing the backpacks this morning. maybe you couldn't sleep because it's very early. we have the first day of school happening today. as we take a live look outside in palo alto. bus stop forecast or taking the kids to school. we'll see a few clouds this morning. mild temperatures with som

. >>> willie nelson swears he's not dead. >>> and this little guy shows us how to gallop our way into the weekend. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning on this friday, i'm phillip mena. phyllis is off today. donald trump was on the trail and talking russia once more. this time blasting the entire investigation. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that's all it is. >> mr. trump's stance comes as the "wall street journal" releases a report claiming the russia investigation is ramping up with grand jury convening on the probe. and it's causing consternation in the trump white house as the president himself says the special counsel should investigate others like his former presidential rival. >> what the prosecutor should be looking at are hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted e-mails. most people know there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you. that i can tell you. >> the convening of a grand jury is yet another revelation on

was a defender of slavery we asked people in london whether that's reason enough to give a moral nelson his marching orders. i think they should be put in some type of museum i think it's about public opinion and it's about what the monument was about that memory i mean i don't know about nelson's on slavery so i think it was to commemorate a success in a bottle there's always someone who's going to be upset by something but at the same time you start to think about you know who are your country's values right now should definitely stay on and to not iconic you know stop you yeah rubbish the point is that rubbish because it's part of our history supremacist all know that state's history history just because it doesn't suit you know time to get rid of yeah no one well you know you can't get rid of is that. tends to show some of that the old fun stuff that you can get rid of all. right that's all for headlines this hour about with more news from around the world and i'll find out. what is it when the swiss national bank is such a bank and others. central banks on behalf of governments are

newspaper is calling for nelson's column in london to be toppled the odds go on least that much debate in the media some readers the family office claims that the country's naval hero was a defender of slavery money they're completely opposed to the idea of taking down the key london landmark we asked people in london whether admiral nelson should be given his marching orders. there's been an argument need a saying that in this day and age you would be perceived as a white supremacist and. yes rubbish everybody as you see everybody seems to enjoy and i don't think it should be to vote i don't think is going to do any harm trying to get rid of nelson yeah i know why well you can get it all is that. tends to show some of that the oh fuck stop that you can get rid of all the war news coming up in just awful. but also. did to the ship between kids it was suggested. and a fairly strong one there were two thousand. in the study it's a very extensive study done by a well respected scientist. do chemicals that down the advertising. really increase the risk of cancer and i chose a means of know

barlow, nelson miles and these are men without westpoint educations and that liberates them. the westpointers do a marvelous job of holding things together and building armies in the beginning of the war, but they do not understand how warfare is changing. a few to grant does and sherman figures it out, but very few others do. they're still locked into this idea of the nah pnapoleonic battle, and they stand near the commander's hill and see most, if not all of the battlefield with direct things or try to. by the time, and by the close of the siege of petersburg when it all collapses, the lines have stretched from richmond to petersburg and they're almost 40 miles long and it's a preview of world war i. you're controlling things with the telegraph and that has its own pitfalls if grant thinks he can stay in the rear, he never sees it until the second attack, so technology does have its pitfalls, but john brown gordon is a curious guy, charming, born with charisma. his father tries being a preacher and runs the 19th century equivalent of a health spa and doesn't work out so wel

newspapers calling for nelson's column in london to be toppled they also spark heated debate somebody does defend it the authors claims that the country's nineteenth century naval hero defended slavery but many blasted the idea of taking down the landmark we asked people in the capital where the admiral nelson should be given his marching orders there's been an argument me saying that in this day and age you would be perceived as a white supremacist. rubbish everybody has you see everybody seems to enjoy it no i don't think it should be to me i don't think it's going to do any harm trying to get rid of nelson yeah i know why well you can get rid of stan. turners to show some video fun stuff that you can get rid of. do tell us what you think about the day's stories by getting in touch with those on facebook on twitter i'll be back in thirty minutes with mornings. was. welcome to both of you are already running roughshod over that one up there rather ok. thanks to. an anchorage. her. hi i'm max foster welcome to the kaiser report yeah we're going to be talking about a little bit of amer

the body cam video is nothing short of intense.officer richard nelson walked away from this gun battlebullet in the chest.miguel salas, the man in the truck, got one in the head -- and did not survive.we're told nelson is now home from the hospital doing "extremely well".tom roberts/las vegas metropolitan police department: "it's been a tough month for us. we had quite a few officer involved shootings over this last month. everyone of those involved somebody or a suspect trying to harm us or harm our officers."this all started when metro says officer nelson and his partner approached salas in a pickup truck because a stolen cell phone had been tracked there. this newly released body cam footage shows several minutes of them negotiating with salas, trying to get him out of the vehicle that officers say was stolen.in an instant, salas pulls a gun and starts firing.police say the man was 25 years old with a criminal history and had a second loaded gun in the truck.even for seasoned officers, watching a video like this is never easy. (anny) the assistant sheriff says the officers did what

lauren: we'll get back to david nelson. connell stay with us. david this is week president will sell it to the american people. we didn't see that with health care. are you optimistic about tax reform in 2017. >> i'm not sure. given what's happened so far this year i'm really not sure. tax reform is critical. like it or not we're a 2% economy and speaker ryan hit it on the head, without tax reform, meaningful tax reform, not just a corporate tax cut, we'll not get to 3% but i don't think the market actually priced that in. if we actually get something this year the markets will push higher. lauren: that is unbelievable. without tax reform hopes we're at record stock market. >> i would love to ask, love to see on the floor right now how many dow 22,000 hats are out there. lauren: connell, 22,000 hats, have they had them made? it has been 106 days. they had time to make one. >> i see an old 20,000 hat. courtney tells me there is bag of 22,000 hats. it is america. lauren: will they be stingy give being them out at as they were with 21,000. i don't

as is nelson rockefeller who's one of his competitors in this story. the first fifth avenue billionaire to decide he's going to run for president as a republican, but he's running as a liberal republican -- something that no longer exists. and in this book, we see literally, literally the last liberal standing on a republican convention stage. and that is the liberal mayor of new york, republican john lindsay, who has to go up on that stage as part of the nominating process for the vice president, something he was hoping maybe he could get himself. and lindsay not only doesn't get it, but we now know -- we didn't know that night. any of us who were watching that night did not know you will never again see a liberal be a factor in any way in republican presidential politics. that is gone forever, and that was the night that the liberal did have the last moment of liberalism on the republican convention stage. and so the republican side of it is a fascinating drama. and nixon is the biggest loser who's ever tried to win a presidential nomination again. r

nelson agholor is trying to do.easons off the charts during training camp and in the off season programs and everyone is taking notice. >> i'm his confidence level at an all-time high right now and it's something he's work extremely hard on and again just looking forward to him playing and getting a lot of time with carson these next couple of weeks. >> familiarity helps you move quicker. i don't feel comfortable at all. that's not good place to be. i'm familiar with what's going on and i work every day with carson and communicate with carson and the dialogue is going well and i talk with doug just to learn more football and be a better football player. the guys on the other side of the ball are seeing it, too. malcolm jenkins and nelson agholor had a tough back and forth yesterday in practice agholor gain the highest of pre inspect from jenkins so much so he said that. >> the most talented refer we have. biggest thing getting him to play to that all the time, but he's quick. eat he's probably the best route runner

he said, this is exactly why i love willie nelson. (laughter) he said you guys can hate each other so much, and disagree so much, but still love blue eyes crying in the rain. - well, let's all just say that whatever our politics are we agree on chet baker, okay? - well, maybe. (laughter and applause) - hey, ethan, it's great to have you here. thank you very much. ethan hawke, thank you. - you guys were great. thank you so much. - [voiceover] we'd love to have you join us in the studio. visit our sebsite at klru.org/overheard to find invitations to interviews, q and a's with our audience and guests, and an archive of past episodes. - when dead poet's society finished, i enrolled at nyu as a creative writing major, to try to use that money to go do that. and then it took me a little while to realize that the movie had been a success. so it was a little different, but once i realized that acting was just opening so many doors that it was hard not to walk through them. - [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in par

saying -- ever had before -- they will look at nelson aguilar tonight can he emerge a tap target. >>st thing i want to see how he adjusts without 81 jordan matthews and there is nelson aguilar. there is a big target on his back. the slot position was a security blanket and safety valve and keeping the offense on schedule. can aguilar fill the role we'll find out right away tonight. >> we sure will, one note tonight lane johnson starts at left tackle. that does is for jaime apody i'm ducis rogers jeff back over to you. >> thank you guys. we'll see if they can establish the runs tonight against the bills. >> the phils take their giant slum to san francisco. aaron nola is on the mound. phillies have the worst record in baseball against nls teams. the kids from jackson new jersey trying to play come back kids down five chris cartnick the two-run homer and score twice to get within 1 and then hold the celebration the winning run at the plate, new jersey goes down 7-6. it's double elimination we'll see if they can bounce back in the little league world series. >> wish them the best. >> the

. >> plus, willie nelson has a health scare. >> the pga gets a new champion. >> a group of teens shows us what holding truth to pow "early today" starts right now. >> hello. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. demonstrators gathered just feet from the white house marching, chanting and directly countering white supremacist groups who carried out the weekend's protests in charlottesville as white nationalists joined by the kkk neo-nazis and armed militia demonstrated in the streets at some point beating count counterprotests are. it ended with a deadly attack when a car rapped into a group of demonstrators and injuring up to 19 individuals and killing heather heyer. here was a video of the events and a warning, it is disturbing to watch. >> the man allegedly behind the wheel, 20-year-old james alex apprehended by police after fleeing the scene and charged with second degree murder and due in court today. his mother claims she didn't know where he was going this weekend. >> i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i tried to stay out of his political views. i didn't kn

and led to the first democratic elections in south africa in the spring of 1994, the election of nelson mandela, which is why in 2013 one mandela had his funeral in south africa, one of the few heads of state who was asked to speak amongst all present was president raul castro of cuba. >> [applause] professor horne: in any case, you should also know during the u.s. civil war, spanish cuba, or cuba wereh who ruled in a quandary. on one hand they suspected that whoever won, the north or the south during the double war, that the winners would want cuba because there had been a lust for taking cuba for decades previously. an effort to make cuba of state of the united states of america. that is one idea circulating in the minds of spanish rulers in cuba. another thing circulating was they should be in camaraderie with the slave owners in the south in order to defeat the north. but as i said, if the south had they would be after cuba ousting the spanish. at the end of the day they decided to open the report to the confederate state of america. after the defeat of the confederates, there was t

rumors have been swirling about the death of willy nelson thursday.anagement confirmed the 84-year-old country music legend is alive and well. rumors have been circulating for years so much so that nelson had to write a song about it, it's called "still not dead." love willy. >>> a researcher credited with stopping a global cyber attack earlier this year has been arrested. federal authorities say marcus hutchins made and sold malware that would steal data from online banking sites. it's unclear how widely the malware may have been used. an indictment was filed after a two-year investigation. he was detained by the fbi at the las vegas airport after attending security conferences in the city. he found the so-called kill switch that spread to thousands of computers across the globe. >>> a raging fire engulfing one of the world's tallest residential buildings. in london. and what's the latest on this sky-high fire? >> reporter: well, 40 floors of this 86-story torch tower, as it's known turned into an inferno after fire broke out in the early hours of th

we will ask market strategist david nelson. u.s. stock market futures in the red. the dow pointing down below the 12-point mark. s&p nasdaq lower as well. lauren: britain's central bank meeting to talk about the economy. stocks opening to the downside are the ftse down 12 points. train to the reading discredit elon musk our company. tesla stock up 12%. we are going to play the numbers and tell you what's going on. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. thank you for joining us. i am lauren simonetti. train to good morning. i'm cheryl casone. 22,000. trying to really say they are today is the question? try until a lot of breaking news to tell you about. president trump endorsing a new immigration bill that make the system more merit-based for immigrants who speak english. while the measure would mean any number of employment taste cards issued every year it would sharply reduce immigration based on family relationships. lauren: this proposal sparks a heated exchange between the policy adviser stephen miller and a cnn reporter. >> yes

nelson had strong strength in camp. we play our strengths.ly moved around. we have a price on everybody's head. >> nbc 10 is your all access pass, the only place you are able to watch thursday night's preseason game live from green bay. we get you started with preseason kickoff starting at 7 p.m. 8:00 eagles and packers. can't wait for an actual game. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir, you forgot -- keep it. you're gonna need it

sounds like nelson turned the corner, carson misses you. what wentz is ♪ hey, is this our turn?h, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 now through august 31. for years, fios has been promising but for many businesses, it's out of reach. comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> ryan matthews passed his physical and then the eagles cut him. the move saves them 4 million against the cabs, today was the official end of training camp. they went through a light practice at the novacare complex as they get ready to host the buffalo bills thursday. two weeks ago, 36,000 fans showed up for a practice. carson wentz looking forward >> going to loud, preseason game, never know what to expect, but this is philly, they're ready for it. i expect to be rocking even though it is

either way, first round pick nelson agholor hasn't been able to find either one, entering third season his eagles team mates believe he's on his way. >> last season was difficult for eagles wide-out nelson agholor, drops penalties and missed assignments led to a week 12 benching, less than a week in training camp team mates noticed a different. >> changed the number, he's like a whole new guy, confident using strength, being extremely coachable. and i think he's got a lot of good things coming >> the guys he competes against in practice have also noticed a change. >> his game from last year now with me covering it's a lot different of it's changed. a lot faster. nothing is always been hard working but i believe his attention to detail and his, just the way he gets in and out of breaks and run his route he looks a lot crisper than he did last career. >> having veteran receivers like tore re-smith and alshon jeffrey given agholor a chance to relax and learn >> i see talking to alshon and tori and they tell him different stands to do and they're learning from the older veteran guy >> he's

he promised its most famous leader, nelson mandela, would soon be free.n mandela is probably the best known political prisoner in the world. he's been in prison for decades because of his actions in leading the armed struggle against apartheid in south africa. >> mr. nelson mandela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. >> while the world is changing in europe, the apartheid government of south africa sees the writing on the wall. south africa which an has been a pariah state won't be able to continue in the post-cold-war world. >> when he's released from prison, it becomes a global moment that signifies one of the earliest indications that the 1990s is going to be a very different sort of decade. >> i greet you all. in the name of peace, democracy, and freedom for all. >> he becomes a moral beacon around the world because of the way he handled himself. so you had this world, this moment in the early '90s when the peacemakers were in charge. the stars aligned. >> there has been a dangerous late-breaking development in the persian gulf

sounds like nelson turned the corner, carson misses you. >>> ryan matthews passed his physical and thene eagles cut him. the move saves them 4 million against the cabs, today was the official end of training camp. they went through a light practice at the novacare complex as they get ready to host the buffalo bills thursday. two weeks ago, 36,000 fans showed up for a practice. carson wentz looking forward >> going to loud, preseason game, never know what to expect, but this is philly, they're ready for it. i expect to be rocking even though it is just preseason >> generally look happy >> jordan matthews and buffalo nelson agholor you moves up, he's the starting slot receiver. most say the 30-year-old pro is having a good training camp. agholor explains why >> i'm older, more aware, played more football. comfortable in this league, understanding what's going on in this league. >> i think his confidence levels at an all time high right now. and it's something he's worked extremely hard on, and again, judge the looking forward to him playing and getting a lot of time with carson. >>> on to

thank you, senator nelson. i want to welcome chris oliver. express myommend and appreciation to secretary ross for the selection of chris. i don't think he could have found a more qualified, capable director. dr. john quinn, the chair of the council coordination committee in northeast fisheries management council. you will each have five minutes to deliver a statement. the longer written statement will be included in the record if you so desire. mr. oliver, the floor is yours. oliver: is it on? i've participated in the 1996 and 2006 reauthorization processes in my previous role. while i am wearing a different hat and an administration that has yet to take positions on specific arees, my perspectives built on the success of the sustainable management of our fisheries and fisheries across united states. i would like to describe the agency's successes, but i want to focus on challenges that remain. the act has been an outstanding theess in partnership with councils, commissions and other stakeholders, we have ended overfishing in this country an

newspaper is calling for nelson's column in london to be toppled we also go and least much debate in the media some readers defends the author's claims that the country's naval hero was a defender of slavery but many completely opposed the idea of taking down the key london landmark well people in london where the admiral nelson should be given his marching orders. there's been an argument me saying that in this day and age you would be perceived as a white supremacist. rubbish everybody as you see everybody seems to enjoy and i don't think it should be removed i don't think it's going to do any harm trying to get rid of yeah i know why well you can get rid of the stand. to show. that you can get rid of. the australians are getting on the outs to singling out one of their own monuments to brand as controversial and rubbing their hands as it's a potential eviction a statue of captain kirk in sydney's hyde park is now the focus of some people's wrath especially for its plaque that proclaims he discovered this territory critics say the monuments are offensive to indigenous australians w

don't think it should be to vote i don't think there's going to do any harm trying to get rid of nelson yeah i know why well you can get rid of the stand. tennis to show some of the deal finds out that you can get rid of. well as a thumbs up for me that's the news right for the week from kevin no info for much. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a case still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one to. speak to now as there were no other takers. the same that mainstream media has met its maker. thank. you and then you can go both of them oh. ok you know that if i mean it. b

should nelson mandela, the late nelson, should he get credit?they were his words. don't know. >> important words. >> they are. >> thank i, karen. >> i would like to see movies, here, unlimited movies. unlimited trips to the amc theater, or whatever theater chain you want to go to. and you don't have to pay anything. that would make it free. how you can score an epic ticket deal coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ hello ♪ i couldn't sleep at all last night ♪ >> okay, with the fog, and the sad song, i'm going to weep openly. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> just called to let you know. >> this is the horrible part here. >> ♪ i think about you every night ♪ your love, you're there at home ♪ hello ♪ >> all right. it is 6:56. thanks, kneel. now, let's get back to the controversy. because this is, we're going to make you mad. good day philadelphia. all of our stories have some kinds of controversy to it. jenny, now it is your turn. >> reporter: thank you, for. that yes, the city plans to discuss the future of the 9-foot tall frank rizzo statue. it has been here across from city hall si

. >>> eagles wide out nelson ago hall or has a heart to heart, and then quick, how many wins for sixers this upcoming season? a projection that may drive you crazy later in >>> a delaware county teacher has vision restored thanks to new age technology and generosity of friend. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more. >> this is a great story, guys for decade this teacher, managed a very busy productive life, despite being legally blind. but now he is seeing a whole new world. y can look at things, i can see lockers on the side of the walls. >> reporter: for the first time in that years teaching at cardinal o'hara ed allen can see what the hallways really looked like. >> awesome, to see this building. >> reporter: his awesome new world is thanks to the funny looking glasses call e sight. >> it is life changing. it levels playing field i never thought would happen. >> reporter: ed was diagnosed with the retina disorder called starguards at age 15, and while legally blind he has been able to maneuver with peripheral vision. >> now i first put them on and really crazy because i

newspaper is calling from nelson's column in london to be toppled in law school sparked hate to debate some readers defended the author's claims that the country's nineteenth century naval hero defended slavery but many blasted the idea of taking down the landmark wills people in the capital where the admiral nelson should be given his marching orders. there's been an argument meet the saying that in this day and age he would be perceived as a white supremacist. if rubbish everybody as you see everybody seems to enjoy it no i don't think it should be to vote i don't think it's going to do any home time to get rid of. no one well you can get it all is that. tends to show some of that the oh fun stuff that you can get rid of or say your thoughts on the story by getting in touch with us on facebook and twitter my colleague neil harvey will be with you at the top of the hour to him is that. what it. was it was in the swiss national bank to such a bank and other central banks on behalf of governments are now the biggest owners of stocks when japan is the biggest seller of exchange traded fu

newspaper is calling for nelson's call them in london to be toppled they all ticklish to much debate in the media some reduced defense the authors claims that the country's naval hero was a defender of slavery but many completely oppose the idea of taking down the key london landmark wealthy people in london whether apple nelson should be given his marching orders. there's been an argument made to us saying that in this day and age you would be perceived as a white supremacist. rubbish everybody has you see everybody seems to enjoy and i don't think it should be to moche i don't think there's going to do any harm trying to get rid of. no one well you can get rid of is that. tends to show some of the be all fucked up that you can get rid of but i'll be back in about thirty minutes with more news in the meantime tickets and such and share your thoughts on the day's stories by following those on facebook and on twitter. welcome to it ok there are already about me right there that one i'm sure that. what is it when the swiss national bank the central bank and other central banks on behal

nelson aguilar has had many great days during this training camp he's been often singled out by playersches but today is not one of those days. he had a case of the dropsies this morning. frank wright likes what he sees from his third year receiver despite that. >> i do think nelson has gotten over the hump hadn't a great spring and a great training camp. just making a ton of plays. we'll always have a miss or two every position does but very pleased with how he's playing making a lot of plays in this off season what's been on my mind was hard work. work hard every day. i'm not stopping now. i started something and i'm going to finish it. >> hopefully his troubles behind him and he can be a productive player this season. >> you got to root for him. >> good guy. >> he's always owned up to his own issues. >> catch that paul. >> absolutely. >> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >> ♪ how would you like to earn four times gas reward points? that'd be awesome... you can do that? just buy participating grocery items during the anniversary sale and you

the body cam video is nothing short of intense.officer richard nelson walked away from this gun battleth a bullet in the chest.miguel salas, the man in the truck, got one in the head -- and did not survive.we're told nelson is now home from the hospital doing "extremely well".tom roberts/las vegas metropolitan police department: "it's been a tough month for us. we had quite a few officer involved shootings over this last month. everyone of those involved somebody or a suspect trying to harm us or harm our officers."this all started when metro says officer nelson and his partner approached salas in a pickup truck because a stolen cell phone had been tracked there. this newly released body cam footage shows several minutes of them negotiating with salas, trying to get him out of the vehicle that officers say was stolen.in an instant, salas pulls a gun and starts firing.police say the man was 25 years old with a criminal history and had a second loaded gun in the truck.even for seasoned officers, watching a video like this is never easy. (justine) the assistant sheriff says the officers d

every time i saw alshon jeffery hoist 17, no, that is not nelson. >> do you know how many catches nelsongholor had last night? >> how many. >> aren't we used to that. >> yeah. >> he is staying right on schedule. >> no, no, no. >> can you put the tweet backup again. >> we can just google. >> is zach brown's number 55 or 53. >> crickets. >> it says he is under score 55. he is 53. well well, is that 55 next to him or is that 65. >> it looks like 55. >> it is 55. >> this is so confusing. >> what is going on, it says 53 on google. >> why don't we settle this on the field september 10th. >> maybe he just roofs the number 55. >> are we going there first. >> in, redskins, we are going to the redskins. >> it is an away game to start the season. >> that was fun. >> if you know my next ex-wife there she is, you cannot divorce her if you marry her you have to stick witt, man. >> no, not if i married her, when we are married i'm taking her last name if you see me on the street, or this weekend i'm mike wancyck she's power ball winner taking lump sum of 330 million-dollar. there she is, she's behind t

also been a source of controversy following the piece in the guardian claiming it's time for the nelson column that has been here for over a hundred and fifty years to go from being offensive i am representing america just like the military and see. the hero look at least see him as a white supremacists and this since many were saying the line has to be drawn some i don't think they should be completely taken away i think they should be put in some type of museum i think it's about public opinion and it's about what the monument was commemorate i mean i don't know about slavery so i think it was up to commemorate a success in a battle there's always someone who's going to be upset by something but at the same time you have to think about you know what are your country's values right now should definitely stay on an iconic you know statue of yeah rubbish the point that because it's part of our history supremacist or nor history you can't watch history just because it doesn't suit you know trying to get rid of no one well you can get rid of that. to show that your funds are that you can g

either way, first round pick nelson agholor hasn't been able to find either one, entering third season his eagles team mates believe he's on his way. >> last season was difficult for eagles wide-out nelson agholor, drops penalties and missed assignments led to a week 12 benching, less than a week in training camp team mates noticed a different. >> changed the number, he's like a whole new guy, confident using strength, being extremely coachable. and i think he's got a lot of good things coming >> the guys he competes against in practice have also noticed a change. >> his game from last year now with me covering it's a lot different of it's changed. a lot faster. nothing is always been hard working but i believe his attention to detail and his, just the way he gets in and out of breaks and run his route he looks a lot crisper than he did last career. >> having veteran receivers like tore re-smith and alshon jeffrey given agholor a chance to relax and learn >> i see talking to alshon and tori and they tell him different stands to do and they're learning from the older veteran guy >> he's

. >> one you go i'll be looking at nelson agholor.rdan matthews gone the slot is going to him and him only. i have feeling he'll get a lot of touches in this game. a lot of chances to prove himself. he's had crazy training camp he's been the best wide receiver so far this off season and earlier this week he talk about coming no this game and making every opportunity a good one. >> i like going against other people. i just like competition. and i have a lot of respect for our db's they're making a better player every day. it's time for to us work the fundamentals we working on each other on somebody who hasn't seen it before. >> and one of the things i'm looking forward to is seeing alshon jeffrey and carson wentz get together. this will be the first live action they get in a natural game together. a quarter and some change. he changes everything. he changes the whole dynamic. if alshon is bawling nelson agholor will be bawling. we want to see them finish. listen i'm excited. i'm ready to play. you hear the music. the guys are ready to

i know what nelson mandela would've done in this house today.y was brought by the opposition who say controversy surrounding the president is bringing the country's economy to its knees. vote with your conscience. and remove this corrupt and broken president from office. i plead you. let us put the people of south africa first and vote to remove jacob zuma today. i thank you. for the first time the vote of no—confidence will be held in secret. but the anc has expressed confidence in the loyalty of its members. at this stage we are throwing a serious, data leading a serious bomb in south africa to our government and also to a very important party. —— detonating a serious bomb. but the party is beset with internal squabbles and has never been so divided in its 105 year history. 198... despite the internal divisions, jacob zuma survived and has hung on to his political life. 177 votes to 198. what is set now is that he will step down as leader of the governing anc in december. but what is not clear is whether he can remain president of the country

don't think it should be to moche i don't think there's going to do any harm trying to get rid of nelson yeah no one well you can get rid of is that. tends to show show that the all fucked up that you can get rid of. today so far thanks for watching i'm kevin o. in our programs good to you but after the break. while you go shit will get you nowhere you don't order your sisters noticed i noted more again one million people died and died. killed people may be even vaguely. now no one's going to worry everybody's around in that and that's. about your sudden passing i phone we just learned you worry yourself and taken your last bang turn. your act right up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each parent. the. then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral