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of its controversial new ad campaign when the new nfl season begins tomorrow. nike will air a new commercial including colin kaepernick that started his protests during the national anthem. miguel almaguer gives us a look. >> don't try to be the fastest runner in your school, be the fastest ever. >> reporter: the new ad by nike features the outspoken advocate who until recently, had gone silent. colin kaepernick a voice for the just do it campaign with his signature motto. >> believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. >> reporter: nike's controversial move to back kaepernick, who protested social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem came with risk. since the announcement, nike has been mentioned more than 6 million times on twitter. while there was backlash, experts say many of nike's consumers are millennials who want brands to be transparent on their stances on social issues. >> for a company that simply needs to sell products around the world, weighing in on politics is a pretty dicey thing to do. >> reporter: with the nfl sea

until then we'll send to it lester holt and "nightly news." >>> breaking news tonight. bill cosby hauled off in handcuffs. a disgraced icon sentenced to up to ten years in prison. for sexual assault. cosby taken directly from the courtroom into custody. a day his accusers thought they might never see. >> and this is just going to show victims that they can make it through, and that there's justice at the end and hallelujah. >>> it's a major victory for the "me too" movement, and a stunning downfall for the man once called america's dad. >>> president trump lashes out, attacking brett kavanaugh's accusers, zeroing in on one of them who says she was drinking and foggy. >> she was totally inebriated and all messed up. >> and the president accusing democrats of orchestrating a charade to stop kavanaugh. >> it's con game. they're really con artists. >>> the president's fiery speech at the u.n. and his boast that prompted laughter from the audience. >>> a mom's new plea for her 6-year-old son missing for days. >> maddox is my whole world and my reason for living. he's momma's

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new!zzzs. >>> a 11-year-old boy >>> an 11-year-old boy survived this crash in taiwan, believe it or not, despite being thrown from that car and onto the highway. >> oh, wow. >> the boy was in the back seat with his sister. their dad who was driving smashed into another vehicle sending the car spinning and launched the boy out of the window. neither he nor his sister was wearing a seat belt. their dad could now face charges. >> unbelievable. >>> a terrifying scene in brazil as that country's presidential frontrunner was stabbed at a campaign rally. >> he underwent surgery for a liver injury and is expected to make a full recovery. he has outraged many with racist and homophobic comments. doctors say he is in serious but stable condition. police have arrested a suspect for the stabbing. >>> the state department has just announced a new u.s. envoy will visit several countries next week but not north korea. >> president trump canceled that trip because of what he says was a lack of progress in

rachel, we will begin with some breaking news from the new york times about "the new york times." they are reporting tonight on what their op-ed piece has done inside the white house. and now apparently they have a suspect list that has been narrowed to 12 in the inquisition is underway. we all knew that new york times reporters would not let this lie just because it was "the new york times" editorial page that broke this story. we knew it was coming. >> "the new york times" reporters are on the case. peter baker is going to join us in a minute as soon as we get to it. >> well done, my friend. thank you. >> we have breaking news tonight from the new york times about "the new york times" and the panic "the new york times" has created within the white house. the times is reporting that the white house has discussed senator rand paul's idea to use polygraph tests on senior officials of the trump administration. here is the times report tonight. senator rand paul of kentucky recommended that the president force members of his administration to take polygraph examinations, and there wa

watch fox news or get their news off the internet.e celebrated, not knocked, that guardian readers are prepared to pay for the guardian, this was the membership model that we devised about five years ago. not in order so that nobody else could read it and nobody else could read it, but a bit like the bbc, so the world could access a really good source of news. that seems to me, fundamental in terms of thinking aboutjournalism as a public service that is available to everybody in an age when, if you put up a gigantic paywall around your content, then you are of course disenfranchising and creating a poverty of information for people who can't access it. ten years from now, who will be defining the world ofjournalism that we live in? will it be institutions like the guardian, or will it be the tech giants like google and facebook? well i think google and facebook are realising the world is that more difficult than they thought, this world of information. i do think that the traditional news organisations are, at their best, rather good

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is having on news papers. stephen bogle runs a small news agent in washington his customers come from all over town surprisingly more and more readers have been buying newspapers again since trump moved into the white house. a little better than. their new president was so well down a lot i guess we even knew within your scandals that we have in the us politics the news for business that's actually born so every day there's something going on in the news and it's mostly through print. and it's i list for the major new proposal we have the new york times the washington post the magic three days three days regulation of actually one on the new laws this one is trying to outdo the other one on who gets the sky and all gets to the story before the i don't source for paper that's right but for. librarian george pulled by his phone use is every day he says it's his why of helping to protect democracy. in the me when they were how would you describe the situation in america no no no it's pretty bad really there is a

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meg oliver, cbs news, new hampshire.ng questions about missouri's investigation into sex abuse in the catholic church. plus, whether starting school later will help the epidemic of sleepiness among middle and high school students. and the police officer who stepped up to adopt a baby daughter of a homeless woman battling drug addiction. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios , this is kpix 5 news. >>> >>> we are taking a live look at sfo this morning. we hope you enjoyed your through the weekend. now it is back to work. thank you for waking up with us. this is kenny choi. >> i just want to welcome everybody to enjoy the weekend, including year. did you go to yosemite? >> i did for the first time. was beautiful. >> it's gorgeous. >> did you camp? >> we did not. we did at the last minute. >> you got a place. that's good. >> the weather was good. was so warm. >> it will be warm again today. so here's what it looks li

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you can get alerts right on your phone, just download the abc 7 news app. >>> new at 11:00, authorties in the east bay are investigating a crash involving a chp officer. the officer was on a motorcycle that collided with a car just before 9:00, sky 7 was over the scene in richmond and this is ularbound hospital as a precaution. that officer is expected to be okay. the other driver remained on the scene. >>> developing n folks living there have less than an hour to vacate their current lot to another one just down the street. that new lot is already established as a homeless encampment for more than 20 other people. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is joining us live in san jose with details. amanda. >> reporter: jessica, the initial plan was to remove the people living in this encampment out and then bringing in that other homeless group, but now you can see that contractors and county crews are busy clearing brush and prepping the lot to house both groups. two homeless encampments along rough drive were facing deadlines. for the 20 living here. >> we were told to vacate the pre

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here in new york. health officials scrambling and passengers hospitalized with flu-like symptoms, tonight it is happening again this time in philadelphia. more overseas flights quarantined and nbc's ron mott is there. >> reporter: it happened again. this time at philadelphia international airport. two commercial flights, one from paris, one from munich, passengers on both quarantined. 12 people complaining after flu-like symptoms, they all had taken off from mecca, saudi arabia before catching connecting flights that landed in the u.s. this follows yesterday's quarantine of an emirates flight. ten people experiencing an illness. that plane reportedly had passengers from mecca. >> any time you have people in a closed environment with enormous amounts of people, these viruses can spread easily. >> reporter: they say the emirates passengers were suffering from the flu. there were a total of 250 people on the flights that landed today. the cdc says the 12 or so feeling ill have been checked out and release

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about the new phase c.just had sharylsandberg testifying over the fact of fake website. ing onto the >> and this has been huge since the internet was born. parents, that's the one tng i would tell my kids, not everything you read on the internet is true. >> right. >> unfortunately, it goes fornf news andmation that you think you can use and so you just haveo really -- there is good work. >>> it's now:55. stilld, ah our coverage of hurricane 4 continues. it's raced llions. >>>lso ahead. >> more people are streaming shows on our tvs and devices. could what they're watching have any kind of impact? what should parents know? i'm justin finch with expert advice. when a new breast cancer patient comes to cancer treatment centers of america philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form aeatment p. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. ls we have so many tt our center. this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. these were

. >> announcer: now from abc7, break news. >> breaking news is a mass shooting in bake erdos field tonight. six people are dead including the gunman. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm alma daetz. we learned one of the dead is the gunman's wife. this all happened just after 5:00 p.m. in bakersfield. >> it started at a trucking business where two people were killed. a third person showed up. the suspect chased after him and shot and killed that man at a nearby business. >> the gunman then took off and confronted two more people at a home killing them. the suspect car jacked a vehicle with a mother and child inside but the two managed to escape. a kern county sheriff's deputy caught up to them and the gunman took his own life. > these are not random shootings. six people lost their lives in a very short period of time. this is highly unusual. >> investigators are talking with 30 witnesses apparently. the deputy who confronted the gunman was wearing a body camera. >> developing news now, hurricane florence is closing in on the carolinas tonight. it has been downgraded to a category 2 storm, but it is

david wright, abc news, new york. >> as for those new accusations, kavanaugh's ex-classmate says she was reluctant to come forward because there were gaps in her memory and she was inebriated at the time. democratic senator dianne feinstein is calling on republicans to postpone kavanaugh's nomination and launch an fbi investigation. republican chair chuck grassley said they just learned of the accusation but are attempting to evaluate the claims. as for kavanaugh, he is in new york city for a big speech at the united nations. it appears he's holding off on firing the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, at least for now. sources tell abc news the president grew irate over "the new york times" story suggesting that rosenstein has suggested wearing a wire and trying to remove him from office. >>> bill cosby's two-day sentencing hearing gets under way today in a courtroom outside philadelphia. the 81-year-old entertainer was found guilty in april of druggging and molesting andrea constand in his home in 2004. cosby could be sentenced anything from probation to 30 years in prison. pro

their new mascot. take look here. this is gritty. it's a 7 foot creature with an oranbeard. he made his debut against the boston bruins. not everyone is a fan of gritty. the penguins tweeted and he fired back with this. >> sleep with one eye open tonight, bird. >> bet you he probably got booed. >> philly, they are so special fans. i'm just gng to p it that way. >> he looks like a creature that would come out from your closet or under youred and get you while you're hesleeping. >> no slap shot. >> i worked in philly for five years. i'm so curious about what's going on in the news over there about gritty. we'll have to see. this morning weave rain around the area again and areas of fog. be careful driving. weather alert tomorrow because we have evening thunderstorms. some of which could be severe but as we head into thed, weeken we have a nice dry weekend in the forecast. here's a look at theda more rain around this morning than yesterday. scattered showers across the whole area with light rain falling a

he lives right here in new york city. and he's here to talk about his book "behemoth" on sale in our book shop and he will also be doing a book signing afterward if you like. please welcome to the stage josh freeman. [applause] >> i'd like to thank baldwin. i can't resist saying that, you know, i also recently discovered there's a polish rock band named behemoth which i didn't know. i'm less well-informed. but the first talk i gave was at my own university, university of new york, and somehow or other when you try to buy a ticket to this event, it took you to a site to buy a ticket to a concert in poland. [laughter] by a rock band called behemoth. so it was extremely confusing. but i think tonight it's the right behemoth in the right place. [laughter] so i want to thank the brooklyn historical society for inviting me. this is a particularly appropriate place, i think, to talk about the history of factories for two reasons. one is that, you know, immediately around where we are gathered tonight, were some of the most impor

as a reminder lester holt is next with "nightly news." >>> breaking news tonight, brett kavanaugh breaking his silence, his wife by his side. the embattled supreme court nominee hitting back. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> kavanaugh defiant as a second accuser comes forward to allege sexual misconduct. >>> also, the wild all-day trama swirling over the man overseeing mueller. rod rosenstein summoned to the white house. what will happen when he meets face-to-face with the president? >>> my exclusive interview with the president of iran. what he told me about a potential meeting for president trump. >>> bill cosby in court. a judge set to sentence the disgraced icon facing the rest of his life behind bars. >>> parents outraged as a school bus driver is caught on camera letting kids as young as 11 drive the bus. >>> news tonight for everyone that's complained about the ever shrinking leg room on planes. people who were told they would never get out of a wheelchair now taking steps for the first time. >> i would describe it as breathtaking. >> the video you have to see. >> announcer: this is "n

stephanie gosk, nbc news new york. >>> as we continue tonight, apple unveils the new iphones and says this year bigger is better. >>> now to apple's big reveal today unveiling its largest, most expensive iphone model yet. the company once again testing the limits of how much people are willing to pay for the latest technology. our jo ling kent was there for the announcement. >> reporter: tonight apple rolling out three new iphones including the 10-s max, the most expensive featuring the largest display ever. >> it's the most advanced iphone we've ever created. >> reporter: apple's new watch to monitor heart health with an electrocardiogram. the new iphone, made in china, comes with a steep price tag at $1,100. and now there's new pressure on apple to make these iphones back here in the u.s. president trump warning apple's prices could increase with his proposed tariffs on chinese goods tweeting make your products in the united states instead of china. apple now criticizing the proposed tariffs saying they would push prices up. but tonight, the company betting apple fans are willing to

residence in new workers, new jobs in the state. we have to use total personal income that we also have to adjust for cost-of-living. if you don't do that you're not getting the full picture. cost of living varies dramatically across the state. california has a high cost of living. housing is expensive there. once you adjust for that, california looks like one of the worst economic performers in the country over the last two decades and not one of the better ones. adam smith said that to carry estate to the highest degree of opulence with -- all the rest being brought about by the national course of things. so do we need easy taxes on a tolerable system of justice for growth? seems like it's helpful. economic freedom, not personal freedom is associated with economic growth. once we look at state cost-of-living adjustment that we control for the region and initial capital per worker and split the sample by your post great recession we see some evidence fiscal is a little bit more important post recession. bottom line is that economic

their new procedures to wind down a lot of years we've been new with a new scandals that we have in the us politics the news for business that's actually formed so every day there's something going on in the news and it's mostly program. and it's loose for the menu for us now we have the new york times the washing of course the measure of three of these three never speculation i was actually one of those there's one who's trying to outdo the other one on who gets the sky and all guests to the story before the i don't source for paper that's right. librarian george pulled by his phone use paper every day he says it's his way of helping to protect democracy. but it's going to be but it is so how would you describe the situation in america no no no it's pretty bad really there is a lot of. really sectarian you people people are just. going down there and frankly i don't really think the president helps much of the out either in terms of. decent the sky. issues of public broadcasters in the us are underfunded and correspondingly weak political propaganda is dominant on the net newspapers ar

there is no new news there.eople who think there is chaos in the white house is not going to change. those people doing amazing job will not change. i wish we could find the center. trish: unfortunately robert, the more successful he is on the economy and policy, the more resistance that exists, the more you see all of this happening, but look the american people -- >> the midterms -- trish: they have a opportunity to speak again. >> into the midterms this is probably the most polarizing 60 days we would have seen since the hillary -- trish: glad i got back from vacation just in time. i thought i missed a lot. >> welcome back. they deserve to give you another journalist award. trish: thank you, robert. up 20 points on the dow. we're shrugging off some turmoil and this excitement in washington, all ahead as far as the jobs report. that is what matters. the market, this is what matters to americans. people want economic security. they want economic prosperity. are they going to get it? what is the jobs report goin

harding, the past -- crest new -- press knew new opinionated. presidents like thomas jefferson disparaged the press. he was a proponent of the free press with a few exceptions. at the same time, he regularly denounced newspapers. he is speaking after his presidency. deplore the malignity, the paul garrity and the spirit of those who write for them. he was not a huge fan of newspapers. he would go on to say that my skepticism of everything i see in a newspaper makes me indifferent to whether i ever see one. partisanship was a drive of the political reporting for most of the 19th century. addedw economic century sensationalism and entertainment. a move that actually had real political consequences. drumming up anti-immigrant sentiment and calls for work. the penny press which was made possible by cheap newsprint favored flavor over fact. it was more interested in a motion then necessarily getting the story exactly right. this led to rises in sensationalism which was reflected in both the tabloid journalism of the day, publications like the new yor

in a stunning new op-ed in "new york times," an unnamed top trump administration official excoriates the president and trying to protect the country from the commander in chief. >>> invoking the 25th amendment. the same unnamed official goes on to say there was discussion early on within the trump team of starting the process to actually remove president trump from office but fear of a constitutional crisis prevented any action. >>> white house witch hunt. president trump orders a hunt to find out which aides talked to journalist bob woodward for his new book about the president which mr. trump is dismissing as fiction. >>> pardoning himself. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh faces questions about the president's legal problems and the mueller investigation but he won't say if mr. trump has the ability to pardon himself. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following multiple breaking stories this hour, including a truly extraordinary attack on president trump by one of his own senior administration officials. that person writing anonymously in a "the new y

thank his brash persona suited the daily news and the new york post far better than the new york times they could not get enough of. these days the times is among the outlets trump targets they are the fake just testing. and labels the enemy of the american people. now as the prosecutors appear to be closing in on the biggest threat posed to the present comes not from the times c.n.n. or the washington post it comes from a tabloid and all the news that the national enquirer did not consider fit to print . we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers will yong will facebook has taken down twenty accounts in me and maher including some belonging to senior government officials who are they well undoubtedly the biggest name among them is the commander in chief of mammals armed forces senior general playing others taken down include more military think is and the army controlled neal want a t.v. channel and this comes off through a un report recommending that six military leaders including general men be investigated by the international cri

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fox news alert, brett kavanaugh pushing back against new allegations casting a cloud over his nominationanother woman coming forward with allegations of sexual misconduct, her name is deborah ramirez. she went to yale with kavanaugh. she says that kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a college party decades ago. senate democrats now demanding kavanaugh's confirmation be delayed. the first accuser set to appear at hearing. kevin on releasing the statement writing "this alleged event from 35 years ago did not happen. if the people who knew me then you know that this did not happen and even have said so. this is a smear, plain and simple. blaming democrats were apparently trying to derail kavanaugh's nomination, watch. >> he's not calling this a smear campaign. this is starting to feel like a vast left-wing conspiracy. "new york times" said they interviewed dozens of people over the last couple of weeks trying to verify the second accusation and they couldn't go forward with their reporting. i do think it's very circular to have a new yorker story come out with much thinner evidence then he

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melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >> melanie, thank you. >>> developing news near redding. the delta fire has forced the closure of interstate 5 in both directions. the fire broke out more than a week ago and closed i-5 for almost six days as you may recall. the fire has burned 90 square miles. it is 17% contained. >>> new at 6:00, catholic leaders in san jose are working to be more transparent about sexual abuse by priests. bishop mcgraph released a statement saying, a diocese plans to release names of priests believed to have abused minors. we stand with the victims and survivors and families. we can't defend priests perpetrators and those who enable or protect them. >> we don't change the path that we're on today, the future of humanity is at stake. >> star power, the governor, and demonstrat demonstrators. it's been a busy day two of the global climate summit here in san francisco. lyanne melendez is live with more. >> reporter: well, today, two protesters were arrested, cited, and later released. just another day in san francisco. meanwhile, inside, the governor made i

. >> as apple gets ready to release new products, they also plan to protect new iphones. apple says there is a defect causing some iphone 8 phones to unexpectedly restart, freeze, or not turn on at all. it affects phones made between last october and this march. you can enter your phone's serial number on apple's website to find out if the phone is effective. apple will replace it for free as long as there is no physical damage to the phone. >>> firefighters put out a fast- moving grass fire in solano county. it started in a rural area south of route 12 at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. the fire burned 500 acres before crews got it under control. from sky flocks, you could see flames racing toward the grass. this is east of grizzly island road. the sheriff's office says no building was threatened, the cause is county where crews were given 115 acres and is now 45% contained. about 150 homes were threatened. many people headed to an emergency shelter set up at the san geronimo community center. we are told many of the people who returned home last night may not have power resto

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this new 3d terisa estacio. this new 3d terisa estacio. latest state of the art technology, but tsa officials say it will imporve on safety and seed up lines. adrienne marquez, lead transportation security officer. we believe it will help make it faster, the lines, also improve safety eventually. it can scan all around in 3d. oakland international airport is one of 15 in the country testing out the new equipment. marquez. what are the red light and blue light mean. the red light indicates the machine is on, the blue light is just prettythe other scanners at oak use 2-d imagining. tsa says it is working on expanding technology across the country, as far as passengers. stan sedberey, passenger. i acutally run a 3d company so i think it is cool to have. and make lines faster. marquez. passengers really seem to like it. in oakland, terisa estacio, kron four news news ( darya ) ( darya ) happening today... supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is out of the hot seat. this morning... senators will hear from more than 2 dozen witnesses on both si

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this is the "cbs morning news." tropical storm gordon pushes inland, but as the storm made landfall, a child is killed and power is knocked out to tens of thousands along the gulf coast. we're tracking the storm. >>> an explosive new book on president trump's white house paints an ugly picture of the current administration, and the president is ramping up his attack on the pulitzer prize-winning author. >>> massachusetts upset. ayanna pressley defeats a ten-term democratic incumbent in the massachusetts house primary. >>> and do not eat, serve, or sell honey smacks. that's the message the cdc is trying to get out after dozens of people fall ill across the country. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this morning tropical storm gordon is moving in quickly as it moves across louisiana and mississippi. gordon made landfall last night just under hurricane strength on the gulf coast west of alabama and mississippi. so