he said how can you engage with the ideas of norman mailer if you don't engage with the ideas of norman mailer? do you really need to understand what the left is argued -- all about if you want to argue with them. >> i do want to monopolize you. i think we have people who are anxious to ask a question so we will take some questions from the audience. yes maam. it would help if you could go to the microphone. sorry about that. >> you haven't talked about their relationships to the women's movement which were very powerful. both of them are antagonistic and norman mailer loved the idea of women being independent enough to sleep with him but not big enough to be political in the world so i would like you to talk about that. >> there's a whole chapter in the book on this exact question and i'm grateful. the first time i ever presented on this friendship i had no business doing it. i was thinking of this book and presenting it. the first question someone asked was that one. how are you going to write a book about the 60s based on two old white guys and where's the women's movement? >>> 's bo

>>supervisor norman yee: yeah, but i haven't seen it. i would feel more comfortable to see what i'm talking about. >> my point, if we can remove just that today and you can work on the other additions, is that all right? >> the agenda is fine for me. >> thank you very much for your presentation. we look forward to working with you on this. >> any is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor christensen, would you like to make a motion for the amendment. >> i so move. >> it's to remove the agenda. with no objection, the amendment passes. supervisor christensen would you like to make a motion to pass this out to, i think it was at full committee report. >> refer this item to the full board. the report is so moved. >> no objection. motion passes. thank you very much. madam clerk, item no. 2. city clerk: 150692. [civil service commission rule change - sick leave rules] sponsor: breed motion retroactively approving amendments to the rules of the civil service commission beginning july 1, 2015, to i

norman lear. >> what will be for norman lear? >> that's interesting and there will be a next. >> you have any ideas you want to share with us? >> i'd like to do a nondenominational church service for all people who will get together to honor our common humanity. and set our religions aside. because we have killed each that. in the name of religion. i'd like to be a part of seeing that happen. >> you have a wide range of children right now. 60 to in their teens. what are your reflections upon being a father? >> i'd like to have been a better one. there was a time i had five families on the air. and one, as i put it on mooncrest drive. the one on mooncrest drive, i saw to it that the kids were fed. and they get up in the morning they got dressed, they went to school. sometimes i drove them. but they pretty much, the family on mooncrest drive pretty much took care of itself. the ones on television, i spent 12, 15 hours a day talking about. they needed what i was thition justhinking just to breathe. to go through their years on telev

norman vincent randolph relief fund, obviously given in her name.you see the horse in that slide and that is little sorrel, stonewall jackson's horse, and it was norman vincent randolph who was responsible for reaching out to a taxidermist in new york city to have little sorrel preserved. and he stands in all his grandeur to this day at the virginia military institute, so the two of them together have a wonderful legacy. even after norman vincent randolph's death janet weaver randolph continued her work. she became known as mother richmond and fran what you could consider today a united way type of -- as mother richmond and ran what you would consider today a type of united way, and helped retired veterans and their wives. as lives would progress for both ben palmer and norman vincent randolph, they were both very successful. ben palmer ran a shipping company in richmond and was extremely successful and quite wealthy. norman vincent randolph took over his father's paper box company and again was very successful. they both would eventually join the r

. >> up next, norman friedman at thees how wargaming u.s. naval war college in theuted to success world war ii. friedman is a novelist. the institute for the study of strategy and politics host this hour-long event. friedman, as i'm sure many know, is a prolific naval officer. he has done untold damage to my bank account. .e also has a monthly column today, he will talk about the process of wargaming between the two wars. mr. friedman: thank you very much. thank you for having me. thank you for coming. this will be a little different from the other discussions. it is about what happens before, a longtime before. newport interested in -- i have been interested in newport for many years, by doing work for the navy on wargaming. i don't think, without the interest, i would have gone through every game. i would not recommend that to everyone who does not have a lot of time and a good stomach. you learn a lot. i don't think you members of the same things of you don't go through it, frankly. what you learn is newport is not what you thought it was

norman: yes, they did.there were joint games. 20's, there were expeditionary games which were joints, and they printed up by the army's press -- at leavenworth. >> it was. yeah, yeah. those strategic games were written and printed up in leavenworth. and later on, hh -- was the guy the navy sent out. he died of meningitis in 1935. he was their guy on the spot. norman: if you want to know about amphibious ideas of that era, he's a terrific way to learn. sorry. >> dr. freidman. hornfisher in "neptune's inferno" talked about the exchange with an role -- when he trained at harvard. [indiscernible] were there any exchange programs where they came to the united states? norman: there was not an exchange program. it was naval attache. that is how we got to go around. yamamoto -- no, you do not -- want your students to watch you playing these kinds of games. it was not their business. >> because i was wondering,i in he talked inferno," about the japanese superiority in night fighting, like you were saying, but there

norman responded knocking newton's helmet off. contract and was pulled from the pile. newton was reportedly heard saying quote hit me again, and you'll know something. >>> the former la clippers owner filed a lawsuit against tmz and former friend who led to the leak of his team. he says the recording in which he was heard making racial comments were violating. he said she or the website doctored his comments. this led to sale of his team. it was bought for $2 billion back then. >>> golf's final major. pga begins this week. rory is back in action. he was sidelined due to an ankle injury he sustained playing with friends 4th of july. he's back now. >> i've played a lot of golf since. starting to hit balls feels good. i think the one thing for me was if short game was sharp. it feels better when i go at it hard. >>> randy johnson inducted into baseball's hall of fame last month had his number retired over the weekend. the real prize, this made for johnson. cheddar jalapeno and bacon stuffed corn dog. my stomach churned a little bit.

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one of those housed in the bubble is norman smart. >> mr. smart was placed in there due to the fact that his case was all over the news. mr. smart was also well-trained in the martial arts. so we wanted to not only just protect mr. smart from the other detainees, but also protect the other detainees from mr. smart if there was a confrontation. >> i'm in the bubble, they call it, which is the jail within the jail within the jail. they put me in here. it's been 183 days which is a little over six months. >> four days earlier, smart's trial for aggravated assault and murder in the beating death of his wife came to an end. medical reports said that smart's wife died from strangulation and numerous internal injuries. prosecutors presented evidence that smart had beaten her with his hands and feet and that he used boxing gloves in an attempt to conceal the evidence of his blows. smart was also given an additional charge of cruelty to children because his 6-year-old stepson was in the house at the time the crime occurred. smart pled not guilty to a

i'm freddie highmoore and i play norman bates in "bates motel." >> norman? [ crying ] >> now, either she's insane or you are. >> don't lie to me! >> "bates motel" is the coming of age story in a way of norman bates of "psycho." and what turned him psycho. what made norman bates into the person that we see in the movie. you know, by setting "bates motel" in the kind of contemporary setting, to some extent we felt free to re-imagine what had come before and to create our own world

. >> norman, oklahoma is home to university of oklahoma and the sooners football team, but it's alsoctable and violent weather. >> that storm once it started really spinning west of norman ramped up pretty quickly, and boom, in a matter of a couple minutes it started spinning much, much faster. >> that's trouble with a capital "t" right there. this is big hail here. >> monitoring the storm that day is mike morgan, chief meteorologist if station knfr in oklahoma city. >> you can really see the wall cloud starting to spin much, much faster. at that point we knew there was going to be a reasonable chance that a tornado was going to set down on the western sides of norman, third largest city in oklahoma, and go right through town. hey, mike. we've got tower flashes right here. it's going to be about two miles just to the west of campus. just to the west of the norman campus. >> up in his news chopper pilot wells can see the storm approaching from the west. >> it's two and a half miles for the university of oklahoma. and you know, you see a lot of people out on the streets. so my thought

a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next.orlando turns his back to the door, his back opens, the chute flies out, opening prematurely, yanking him out and gets snagged on the plane's tail. he twists out of control, smacking on side of the plane. orlando's own helmet cam also records the event. now his lives and the lives at everyone on the plane are at risk. >> having a premature deployment or early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by the force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, be unconscious. you can see the canopy pull of air on top and on bottom and the pressure is so great, that you can actually feel the plane pouncing up and down, like some type of earthquake. if he rips out the tail of the airplane, the airplane can go into a dead spin and nobody will be able to get out. there's nothing nobody can do to save him, there's no way you can climb to the tail to the back and try to release him. that's only in the movies. >> there's only one thing can skydivers left inside can do -

>> reporter: there is a british witness who is also in the police station, chris norman.nthony stone helping inca pass pay tpacitati attacker. and he's helping the police. he's expected to come out of the police station and speak in a few minutes. he is slightly older than the three americans who are young men. the british gentleman chris norman in his early 50s we believe. >> we're looking at a live picture of outside the police station where we he believe they are going to be coming out and they will hold this press conference here. it's really interesting, nic, as we look at these authorities standing outside, it looks as though they're wearing but let proof vests. am i right about this and what is the security there? >> reporter: you're correct. i'm standing just off to the side and i can see the officers, they have bulletproof vests on, they have holstered weapons. and we've seen today on the periphery here as well either plain clothes police officers with weapons, as well. the fact that they're standing outside the police station waiting for the witnesses to come ou

lear and bud yorkin really turned the spinoff series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to call factory. all his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. i have $32 in the shoe box. and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no

. >> british businessman chris norman has also been acknowledged in taking down the suspected gunman. he was work on his computer when he heard glass breaking. he was the 4th person to overpower the suspect. he said the gunman was small and not physicalically strong, but put up a fight. he explained why he helped. >> what else is there to do? either you sit down and you die or you get up and you die. there was nothing more than that. >> reporter: norman was returning home from a business trip to the netherlands to his home in southern france. >>> firefighters fight a fire on patterson lane and the adobe creek. there are no evacuations in place just yet. the t serks la fire burning between tracy and -- the tesla fire burning between tracy and livermore has burned 20,000 acres and is just 10% contained. crews are hoping to have it fully contained by monday. one building was destroyed, but no injuries have been reported. the jerusalem fire that's burned over 25,000 acres is now 98 percent contained. it's destroyed 26 home and 21 other buildings. its cause is still under investigation. al

and you know it. >> norman lear and bud yorkin turned the spin-off series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to call it the lear factory. all of his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there are black people on tv. >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and >>> it ended with the carroll burnett variety show. >> people had dvrs. >>> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. >> the terrorists are saying they'll blow up the school, killing all the children inside. >> the german police have been waging a relentless war against the terrorists, capturing some, killing some. >> no one, even the most powerful, has immunity from these urban guerillas. >> there are 298 people held hostage. >> those people, they have good ideals, they're just going about them the wrong way. >> we are ready to go on into martyrdom. >> the communique ended with the appeal, revolutionaries of the >> she went on dates with a lot of guys. but the guys

>> norman is my fabulous friend, my golden retriever?here -- >> he is the best dog ever. >> i got him from southeastern guide dogs, they have a paws for patriot. one of the friends i talked to says it is a game changer. >> for you, too? >> how? >> 100%, i know that american wife and american sniper, they help people not feel so alone because they realize their experience is shared. and you know, i can feel my heart rate going up just talking about it because it's hard to explain. it makes me feel a little bit embarrassed or weak in some ways but at the same time i'm not alone. and when i was with chris, everything reminds me of chris. everything i do i'm thinking about chris. and in some ways i take the focus off this anxiety and in loving this beautiful animal. >> and let me say for this, this is a first premiere for norman, who you won't call storming norman, because he is the sweetest dog. >> he curls up at my feet on the plane. hea he is a puppy, he just turned two. when he is out in the park, he is working. it's crazy. >> well, you

so let go. >> norman was returning from a business trip to his home in southern france. >>> new details about the train attack suspect. he had been identified by fingerprints as a 26-year-old moore rock can man. france's interior minister said the man was earlier place ode an security watch list by spanish authorities and has been l. bid investigations of radical islamist groups. french president hollande will meet with the men who subdued the gunman. his office said in a statement he would meet with them at the presidential palace in the coming days to express france's gratitude. >>> the belgian government stepped up rail security following the foiled train attack. security patrols are beefed up on the hugh-speed trains which link major cities to paris. police are warned to be on alert at major events and public gatherings. our coverage continues next of world news tonight and abc7 news at 6:00. >>> protesters gathered at planned parenthood clinics across the country, calling for an end to federal funding for the organization. a viewer sent us this protest outside the clinic in hayward

businessman chris norman was sitting nearby. at about 5:45 he heard a gun shot and saw a man holding an ak47. >> i heard one guy, an american, say go get him. my thought was, okay, i'm probably going to die anyway, so let's go. >> norman got there in time to hold the man down. years old. investigators say he was carrying an assault rifle, a knife and close to a dozen additional cartridges of am mow. the presidents of the united states and france praising the young men, the guys themselves, turning the spotlight on stone who charged in first, suffered knife wounds and immediately turned to help a passenger injured and bleeding out. >> it is pretty much spencer, he was bleeding himself. he had blood running down his face and he saved that man's life. >> their heroic actions likely prevented a worse tragedy. abc news, london. >>> newark hit with a shaq attack today. the basketball alleged gent teamed up with the mayor to host a basketball tournament for high school students. it took right place in front of of city hall. shaquille l

it may be the rest of us that want to pretend to live in the norman rockwell world.is working hard to keep a foothold in the center cities to be there for a population of youth that is more black and brown than previous generations, every bit in need of guidance. what the latest fight was about was whether gay men and women, as scout masters, could model adulthood with integrity and be gay. we are about to find out the answer to that question. i'm ray suarez. that's "inside story". >>> international condemnation after a palestinian baby is killed in an arson attack. coming up in the next half hour - progress but no final agreement on one of the most ambitious deals ever attempted. a major breakthrough in the battle against ebola. a vac sign is proving to be 100% effective. >> beijing... [ cheering and applause ] >> an olympic double for a second time, beijing wins the rights

. >> staff sergeant norman hatch had been a marine for five years as a cameraman. >> my resppnsibility to document what went on in the course of the battle. as best i could. no one had ever photographed an amphibious landing against a well-fortified enemy. >> i said, you know, the's no reason for anything to happen to anybody. we'll just do our duty and do what you're told. and nobody's even going to get wounded. you know? this is going to be a piece of cake. >> what went through your mind when you saw that island the first time. >> i figured all that bombardment, we can get across in a hurry. >> after the naval bombardment, the plan had 5,000 marines land in three waves through the lagoon, red beaches 1, 2 and 3. red beaches 2 and 3 divided by a long pier that jutted out to th% edge of the reef. >> there was some confusion as to the lineup of the amtraks. theoretically, we were supposed to go in three rows. but some of the amtraks misfunctioned and by the time we reached the land the first, second and third wave were all kind of mixed in. >> when i went in on my amtrak, when we hit th

. >>> chris norman has also been credited in taking down the gunman.norman said he was working on the computer as -- at a time when he heard glass breaking. he was the fourth portion to join in. the gunman was small and not visibly strong but he put up quite a fight. he explains why he decided to 3p take the man down. >> what else is there to do? either you sit down and you die, or you get up and you die. there was nothing more than that. >> norman was returning from a business trip in the netherlands to his home in the south of france at the time of the attack. >>> breaking news tonight, san francisco police, highway patrol and coast guard stepped in to make an arrest of a suspected gusman -- gunman. highway patrol pulled over the suspect on the bridge. then the suspect took off. authorities ran onto the island where a short foot pursuit took place. then they were able to detain the suspect. a weapon was recovered nearby. no shots were filed -- fired and nobody was injured. >>> i'm going squabble between two brothers in fairfield turns deadly ending i

newton wasn't to tackle norman, and norman straight armed newton in the head.ey means your not supposed to hit himment but he doesn't think it keeps him from delivering the hit. >>> college camps have to be right behind. stanford had its first practice today. it ended with three straight wins, including the foster farms game over maryland. quarterback hogan decided to return for a final year of eligibility. he'll be looking to throw to christian mccaffery. mccaffery rushed for 300 yards as a true freshman. cardinal opens up on september 5 at northwestern, and mccaffery's eager to go. >> we have a team that plays with so much energy. i think we've really come together, built that momentum off the last three games last season, and have carried it on. camp started today, i think that energy level was the same, you know, first day is always a little bit rusty, so there's going to be some things that we can clean up, but i love our talent and camaraderie, so i'm excited. >>> one of the great debates in sports always centerrers around who is the best all-time. in bas

that's cam newton in the red jersey josh norman.n norman was running it back, he stiff armed cam newton and cam took offense to that because i'm making 100 million and you're not. all right. so -- you never see the quarterback in a fight. i'm telling you i'd go after every ball he throws in camp now. see how he like it. >> you have a fight a night now. >> you hope. (laughter). >> howard. >> coming up tonight on the fox 29 news at 10 the cry for help after a terrifying alligator attack. hear the 911 call from a witness who saw the violent struggle in a florida river that's coming up tonight at 10:00. >> that is going to do it for us tonight at 6:00. >> we'll seal you right back here at 10 tonight. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪ so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you lo

we caught up with norman outside the police station in arras. why you chose to move forward rather than hiding? >> what else is there to do? arthur you sit down and you die or you get up and you die. >> reporter: stone was released from a french hospital this afternoon. gunman sliced into him with a box cutter, almost cutting off his thumb. but even wounded, friends say stone treated others. >> a man's throat had been slit and he was treating profusely, and spencer, who has some paramedic training, just clogged up his neck so he wouldn't die. >> reporter: skarlatos' parents, karen and emmanuael from rosburg, oregon, say they never doubted the young men's courage. >> the fact that they saved all those expliefs had the instinct and the guts to do what they did. >> reporter: when police arrested the gunman at the next stop they found an arsenal-- an assault rifle, a handgun, and several magazine clips. the 26-year-old moroccan suspect, pictured here by french media, was on the terror watch list of three countrieses, including france. the french int

norman, thank you so much for joining us.. >> what was it like to face president hollande and get this honor. >> frankly, i would never have believed it, that it was going to happen to me. it is a great honor to meet him. and when i met him, i found him quite a personable guy. we had an interesting discussion and i enjoyed it. >> what was the discussion about? >> it was about the role that citizens should play in fighting terrorism. what my position is and i think what we discussed is that the police and the law enforcement agencies can do what they can, but we can't have absolutely everything done by them for us. i think as citizens we need to really move forward and we need to take some of the responsibility for it. whether it's simply by being more vigilant or preparing yourself for action if ever you do find yourself in those situations, we do need to think about how to do it. i think we need to try to work out how to harness the power of the citizens. >> what was it like to meet the three americans? what kind of body do

norman chan, thank you for joining us from nab. money for nothing.he break with tactics employed by japanese games producers. this is asia edge. stay with us. ♪ >> japanese games producers are the best in the world making money from free apps. how are they generating profits? >> it can be mystifying for people not familiar with it as to how these companies make money on something that is available for free. live operations is pretty much the cutting edge of monetization techniques used by these publishers. it is a mix of psychology, big data, and art which the companies employ teams of game veterans as well as analysts to continuously churn out content in the form of limited time event. if you are a player of final fantasy record keeper, at any given time, the game will make available new quests and adventures offering rewards like armor, weapons, and new skills. sometimes they are available for just 20 or hours. they carefully tweaked rewards and difficulty of the request to make sure the game has come back. >> it sounds like an online retail strate

norman and cecile's grandchildren, melanie staley and christian gaynor as well as melanie's husband nick. >> it's fun at times, sometimes frustrating but overall fun. >> reporter: this trio welcomes customers to santa's village seven months a year, whether it feels like christmas outside or not. >> we call it santa's summer home. this is where he comes to warm up from the north pole, take a break from making the toys, visit with the kids. that's how we get away with christmas in july. just the theme that we keep with as we expand. >> with attractions like rudy's transit coaster, the reindeer rendezvous and a chance to visit with st. nick himself, marketing is easy. the most challenging part of the business is getting families to return for, in some cases, generations. >> we need to create an awesome product, something that they love, that they see and want to come back again and again and in order to keep them coming back, we have to keep evolving, keep innovating and keep exceeding their expectations. >> the fact that jefferson is somewhat isolated means most of the customers are making

attorney says norman is filing a lawsuit because mayor and police commissioner made derogatory comments about him. the six acquitted officers got their jobs back through an arbitrator's ruling last month. >>> all right. let's talk about the pope, septa started notifying winners on have the papal pass lot theory. winners have three days to wrap up that purchase or septa will pick someone else for those passes. the agency's capping ridership at 175,000 for each day that the pope is here during september. >> about 20,000 of those commuter rail tickets are still available and they are only for certain station that is will be opened for septa's limited rail service during papal visit. so many people will be scrambling for a few days. >> yes. >> many people thought it would be big business when pope is coming to philly but not everyone is convinced this will work out in their favor now. who is worried about what this could mean for their bottom line. >> food trucks are worried. >>> football season kicks off in a few weeks but first a big celebration, we will take you to ohio to the nfl hall o

chris norman speaking in french live about this amazing act.as well from secretary of state john kerry saying, quote, incredibly proud of the three american heroes who subdued the attacker on the french train and wishing speedy recovery to those injured. earlier in the hour be in can confirm one individual in the hospital, one injury on the train, no fatalities which, again, the start of this story someone walking onto the train with an ak-47 to attack people and subdue with no fatalities, many calling that something approaching a miracle. >> and the climate in france, we have to also be clear, french lawmakers have passed tough surveillance laws in the wake of these attacks in order to hopefully secure their country and ensure that citizens feel safe at home. so could you just imagine being on this train that is a popular commuter train between france, belgium and the netherlands and germany and seeing something like this happen in this? >> i believe we'll go back to the press conference. >> i think i'd like to leave it at that, thank you. no,

it was everything i wanted. >> with filming complete, norman and dominic start editing. three shots on top of each other. isolating michel and removing the garbage cans use a complex process called compositing. >> it took a lot of time. >> viewer jump at the chance to watch the latest exploit. >> people just want to share the mess unfolding. you know good can't come from jumping on a trampoline onto a car, and then of course it accident. >> internet detectives scour the video for clues to fakery, and then catch a mistake. can you spot it? >> look at the shadow of the car. in the moment of the crash, it doesn't move. no! no! how could we be so blind? >> mistake aside, the trampoline trick just add to the internet legend of michel and sven. it looks like that legend will live on. >>> from crafty kids to a spacey spouse. let's face it, when you just had surgery, you probably don't want to be trending on the internet. >> oh, my -- ow! >> this is this hawaiian genre online of people coming out of anesthesia, and the strange things that can happen. >> it's one thing to act loo

>>supervisor norman yee: okay. no objection. motion passes. madam clerk, could we have items 3- 17 called. >> city clerk: items 3- 17 are various agreements through san francisco. >>supervisor norman yee: before we conclude, is there any public comment? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. colleagues, is there a motion to convene this in closed session? >>supervisor london breed: so moved. >>supervisor norman yee: >> >> >> we are now in open session. >> deputy attorney john gibner. during the closed session the board voted unanimously to recommend items 3- 14 to the full board with a positive recommendation with item 9 as a committee report. >>supervisor norman yee: colleagues can we have a motion not to disclose what happened in closed session. >> okay. motion passes unanimously. madam clerk, is there anything else further in the agenda? >> there is no further business. >>supervisor norman yee: if there is nothing further, this meeting is adjourned. >> [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> good afternoon. i

. >>> cam newton got into a fight with quarterback josh norman after norman picked off a pass and gaveback a stiff arm. he's five inches taller and 50 pounds heavier so this is a mismatch but the coach wasn't happy about his million dollar qbs duking it out. and you can't some? get some, rook. get ready to rumble. this looks like the afternoon meeting in the weather office, actually. cooler heads would prevail. san jose state will kick off the season at home against new hampshire september 3rd. the competition has been reduced from three candidates down to two. this is ron carri combchlt er's third year leading the spartans, he's hoping to show his team and program are on the way up. >> had a really good one the year before. so those guys are making their moves on the program. i think everyone is all in. we've got a ways to go. i see the guys one step at a time. we've got 5 or 6 steps in. >> i didn't step in until last year. that is something that we took to heart. and we took our lumps. so now, it's time to execute. >> giants and a's off today, giants returning home tomorrow against a

. >>> cam newton got into a fight with quarterback josh norman after norman picked off a pass and gave quarterback a stiff arm. he's five inches taller and 50 pounds heavier so this is a mismatch but the coach wasn't happy about his million dollar qbs duking it out. and you can't some? get some, rook. get ready to rumble. this looks like the afternoon meeting in the weather office, actually. cooler heads would prevail. san jose state will kick off the season at home against new hampshire september 3rd. the competition has been reduced from three candidates down to two. this is ron carri combchlt er's third year leading the spartans, he's hoping to show his team and program are on the way up. >> had a really good one the year before. so those guys are making their moves on the program. i think everyone is all in. we've got a ways to go. i see the guys one step at a time. we've got 5 or 6 steps in. >> i didn't step in until last year. that is something that we took to heart. and we took our lumps. so now, it's time to execute. >> giants and a's off today, giants returning home tomorrow a

happy birthday, norman. have bob take you to lunch. better yet. maybe he'll give you a nice shelter dog for your birthday, or a cat. raphael, please, my friend take it away. >> this trivia is pet trivia to remind you about our clear the shelters campaign. for those of you joining us for the first time, log on to n why yc new york to play. once we officially begin the questions will pop up on your tv screen and you'll have 12 full seconds to choose an answer. while you're online you can chat with your fellow trivia players. today's topic pet trivia. we're working to clear the shelters in our area. animals up for adoption at a reduced cost. thousands of animals in a desperate need of homes and that's why we're partnering with dozens of shelter toss find the animals permanent loving homes. you want to answer as quickly as possible. it's the speed si answers that are going to up your score. good luck, everyone. over 2,000 players. fantastic. three, two, one. let's go. what type of cats sing in the movie lady and the tramp? are they persian cats, lions

bucket committee members vice chair katie tang to supervisor eric mar supervisor wiener and supervisor norman thank you and to all my colleagues that played an integral role and harvey rose this is harvey's 44th budget in the city of san francisco so harvey to deborah thank you to you so much to benefit rosenfeld and his incredible team this wouldn't have happened to todd for this and mission bay i michelle and everybody a special, special thanks to kate howard the mirrors budget director it is difficult to over sate how much that of an impact it kate had to mr. cobb and everyone in the marries team and room 2 hundred to my office to justin a margaret to the staff of every single board of supervisors office thank you for your leadership as well is it happens together as a city father and mother and a lot of back and forth and i know this is probable you're most fun time of the year i want to thank you for being in front of us to the treasurer carmen chu our assessor-recorder the follower budget chair that i let take my keys from. >> thank you this is the budget we can be incredibly proud of i

christopher norman, anthony sadler, alec school la toes and spencer stone.e friends discovering europe heading by train to paris. you, christopher, you were going home. after a business trip. three americans and one englishman. that you were -- by chance, you were all in the same coach. but friday -- last friday night, an individual decided to create havoc in a -- and to attempt murder in a coach. he had enough weapons to create ultimate carnage and this is what he would have done had you not overpowered him, taking extraordinary risks, including risking your own lives. first of all i want to think of the french passenger who was the first to cross the path of the terrorist as he was living the toilets, having already decided he would shoot people, our french compatriot launched himself against this man and then let -- and let the others know. it's not possible to give his name today, but i want to say thank you. then ayoub el khazzani started to shoot and harmed the man i was talking about who is in the hospital, a franco-american who is still having to fin

. >> norman. low. -- norman bet low. zero and i think that was the most intelligent because it included not only zero, but the first wi-fi generations of neutrons. first generation -- first 35 generations of neutrons. think itn -- >> i gives you a bit of a quantitative assessment how very doubtful we had been at that time. i cannot see into the souls of other people. impressed.much >> los alamos started sending down those who need to be at this test site. there was a nagging uncertainty on whether the bomb would work at all. in a meeting before the test, a description of all that was known about the bomb, and what wasn't. >> [indiscernible] and that it was a very dangerous thing to do because he was almost always right. felte overruled him, so i uncertain for that reason. often, we kept saying, maybe they will come across some obstacle which prevents it from working. you can easily imagine those things. for example, a little delay in a commission. >> they would know only if the gadget detonated. three areas were of prime

norman francis, for example. one of the great minds of new orleans.ite of the devastation, we have many fond memories. i remember sitting on top of one of those big ships strategizing. i think you were drinking. i wasn't of course. [laughter] it is great to see you. we are honored you took time to come. members of congress, members of the state house, superintendent white, on and on. thank you for coming. i really want to thank the leadership of the school. i must confess a principal is always a teacher. she tried to teach me with the band here. i know she did not say it, but she was thinking this boy needs a lot of work. we are thrilled with your hospitality. in a cruel twist, hurricane katrina brought despair to what should have been a season of hope, the start of a new school year. students who had recently gone back to school had no school to go back to. many had nowhere to live. the floodwaters, as you know, claimed schools and homes alike. the ground we are on today was under water. all of us are old enough to remember the images of our fellow a

british man chris norman stepped in to help. they were able to disarm him and tie him up before authorities arrived. >> i trust my friends very much. if it wasn't for them, would have been dead. we all had a critical role. >> in times of terror like that to please do something. >> reporter: french authorities have identified the gunman as a 25-year-old moroccan national. the man's attorney says he is simply a homeless man who was trying to rob the train. two of the three americans who were honored were off duty military but they said once they took action, they relied on their gut instinct not their military training to respond. >> it's just an incredible story. >> reporter: definite nilly. >> many people might not have done the same. >>> a wine country outing turned into charges of discrimination when a book club was booted off the train for being too loud. the women say race played a role. >> we are ready to get on the wine train. >> reporter: excitement as 11 friends prepare to ride the rail. >> this is the car that we were o