year of the ole miss riots. for me, -- i think this is true of a lot of fathers and sons. finding ways you can sort of talk about everything without talking about anything is a wonderful space to carve out. we had that when i grew up, particularly ole miss football, going to games, and continued as i left mississippi, and it was very easy to go back to that and to fall into that. and -- that really was very special. >> that did the whole experience teach you about winning and losing? >> oh. it's better to win. [laughter] >> in politics, i think pretty early, you learn that if you work in campaigns, maybe run -- i've never run -- but the pain of losing is far greater than the pleasure of winning, and you have to come to grips with that. and decide if you want to continue. myself, i accepted that. i'd never been anyone who worked in government or -- winning or losing a campaign didn't mean i one going to go on and do something else because i was going to work in another campaign. but i think that i never really th

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ol' timesy. the 2016 presidential election, no one is asking harder questions of the candidates. hillary clinton's email scandal. jeb bush's possible fundraising violations. and now they've set their sights on one of the hottest, fastest-rising politicians in the race. this is going to be devastating. >> "the new york times" ran a story about senator marco rubio and his traffic tickets. >> the couple has amassed 17 citations, 13 in all given to janet rubio. oh! >> marco rubio got four tickets in 17 years. i assume "the new york times" obtained this damning information from marco rubio's plaque in the hall of best miami drivers ever. [applause] how is rubio going to talk his way out of this total scandal? >> i can tell you being from miami, were you driver everywhere, having four tickets in 17 years is not considered bad. but let me just say, i don't like red light cameras, though. big scam. >> yeah! i can't cross the street till the white man says it's okay? the new york city times is just gettin

. >> people are starting to recognize that the same ol' same ol' is going to take us to the same place. >> reporter: the same fox poll shows hillary clinton falling below 50% for the first time with bernie sanders up to 30%. vice president joe biden, who is not in the race, is at 10%. sanders on nbc was asked about a potential biden candidacy. >> if he does run, i promise him an issue-oriented campaign. >> reporter: clinton again this weekend tried to dismiss her e-mail controversy. >> this is the usual partisanization -- which i may have just made up a word -- of anything that goes on. >> reporter: but gop presidential candidate carly fiorina on abc rejected carolinalinton explanation. >>> coming up on the "morning news," outrage in china. victimktims of the massive warehouse explosion raise a demonstration. this is the "cbs morning news." and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight

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every night this week, ole miss students have heckled meredith." "do you have any fear for your personal safety in this situation?" "no ... i uh ... since i graduated from high school i uh have been in the air force and in college. i spent nine years in the air force and then immediately went into college." scorn followed meredith throughout his two semesters at ole miss but he'd tread the perilous line of racial hate for the sake of a most basic right. "the objective is to receive a better educational opportunities for the negroes in mississippi and of course, if personal safety will be a factor in keeping one from obtaining an educational opportunity that's no different from legal or other blocks." james meredith graduated from the university of mississippi on august 18, 1963 with a degree in political science. it was an accomplishment achieved by a persistence that was extraordinary. a will that would not bend. an ambition that showed no fear. a model that would come to personify the civil rights movement of the 1960's. with the hopes of strikin

prior to the nebraska state capital it was very typical that ols werete capit designed after the primary design prototype, which was the u.s. capitol. and he was the first to depart from copying the federal capitol. he created a building that had building instead of a offour equal sides, instead building two long walls and two short ones, a shoebox design. he developed a floor plan that was equal in all four directions. he also departed radically from the floor plan of the federal capital and then to top it off, he always wanted to do a power dominated building and this was his chance. so, he created a building in the space and they would cross from the center of that square and he would construct a 400-foot tower with a dome atop it with a 19 - foot tall colossus standing to kind of terminate as a finial for that capital. so, not copying the federal capitol and building the first skyscraper state capitol, high-rise state capitol were two very clearly firsts goodhue achieved in the creation of the nebraska capitol. he had a team of artists to work with. first and foremost was a gentleman

. >> and that's possibly why mark, your note is called ole, ole, ole, the bullishness on china.about brazil? can they get in there now? >> what about china. >> this was a bit of a misstep by netflix. or delayed step. whatever you want. they had announced that we would have a china launch in the third quarter of this year. then they delayed that until next year, along with that, they're going to have the next theatrical release of hidden dragon sleeping tiger. but that movie will be out. the launch will come next year. we don't know any of the details about it. i'm not sure that netflix does, too. we've seen some missteps in china. we don't know how well they'll do in china. we've seen something with universal appeal. in europe, north america, latin america. chances are it's got global appeal. it will be tested next week in japan. >> watching your note closely. good to talk to you again today. thank you so much. when we come back, a lot of green on the screen. with stocks back in rally mode. of course china remain as worry for the global economy. we're wondering if it will hold i

according to the d.e.a., the heroin is laced with fentan ol. a powerful narcotic. also to treat severe pain associated with cancer. fentan ol is being used for two reasons, one is it gets into the brain rapidly, and it's so potent that small quant dis are needed to -- quantities are needed to produce the same high. many drug dealers push the product as being an intense high. they use fentanyl to improve the potency of their product that they are selling. how much more potent would it be? >> it's on the order of 20 times more potent than heroin >>> and you can see more of sara hoy's reporting tuesday through friday on "america tonight", 10:00p.m. eastern. >> in detroit criminal charges have been filed for the father of a boy who shot a 3-year-old playmate. prosecutors say the weapon was not properly stored. jonathan betz says more than this tragic case. >> he's devastated because the 3-year-old was the on of his girlfriend. >> reporter: the father of an 11-year-old michigan boy appeared in court charged with manslaughter, child abuse and weapons counts. he is respon

. >> the membership card in the good ol' boys network in harrisburg. >> i don't think they invited me. >> allegations that it's the good ol' boys network in harrisburg that is against her doesn't come into this investigation? >> no. certainly as you know and everyone in this room knows, every defendant under the laws of pennsylvania and the laws of this country is innocent until proven guilty. every defendant has rights and they have the right to defend themselves and the right to a fair trial. and now that we have filed these charges, that process will move forward. and it has been conducted throughout the investigation as purely as it could be done with an eye towards what does the evidence show how does the law apply to these facts, and can we prove these charges beyond a reasonable doubt? and i think if you read the charging documents and if you review what has been filed, you'll see the evidence expresses that. [ inaudible ] >> i'm not going to address that. >> how would you respond to anyone who says it appears the attorney general kane has gotten special treatment? where an ave

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. >> the same ole same ole will not work. >> he will be here in a moment. and -- donald trump. >> i don't want your money. >> or does he? the billionaire hosts a fund-raiser and refuses to call it one while taking big bucks from undisclosed donors. can he claim he is the only one who cannot be bossed? the father of the reporter murdered live on television vows to fight for gun control. >> there has to be a way to force politicians that are cowards and in the pockets of the nra to make sensible laws. >> he will join us live. and the best political team in television will be here from the campaign trail. >> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington with the state of our union is burning up. a brand-new poll showing the insurgent in the race for president. bernie sanders from vermont making serious gains on hillary clinton in iowa. the "des moines register" poll shows clinton dropping below 50% for the first time this year, coming in at 37% to sanders's 30%. he swayed a 30 of clinton supporters to come over to his side. the poll looked at republicans and found dona

he used a big 'ol night stick on top of your head and just start beating it. so i'm sitting there. he's telling me, you did this. we know you did this. >> this was a highly publicizeed quintuple murder. but when they picked up kitchen they told him it was for auto theft. after hours of integration at this police station, kitchen realized the auto theft arrest was simply a means to an end. >> he held me to stand up, nigger, handcuffed me to my back and he put that any of tech between my legs. and he put it against the wall and he lifts off my feet. and he grinds and he grinds. >> for more than 16 hours kitchen says a revolving door of officers beat and interrogated him until he had no fight left. >> i said, okay, okay, i do whatever you want me to do. whatever you want me to do, i'll do it. >> you'll sign a confession. >> i'll sign. >> based solely on his confession and the testimony of an imprisoned informant who was later discredited, kitchen was found guilty of all five murders and sentenced to death. it would not be until years later that kitchen realized he was not alone. kitch

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. >> reporter: on a hunch he prescribed marin ol, a synthetic pill used in cancer and h.i.v. patients. he was giving them more t.h.c. he noticed a difference right away. >> the pain was a lot easier. they didn't throw up. they kept it in. limbaugh believed they'd been in marijuana withdrawal. what i worry about is how much marijuana people are taking as a result of the loss. we never had people falling off of balconies, or ending in emergency rooms with psychosis from too much marijuana, or anyone withdrawing from it. with xa traction you deal with t.h.c. >> this summer a new law went into effect. making it illegal to manufacture marijuana concentrates. the state is considering new rules for edibles, like banning the word candy from the label. >> ahead, as the u.s. opens up marijuana laws, others are taking note. after the break - we head to al jazeera america, where until recently it was a crime to smoke a splif. the opportunities and concerns with the new ganga law. ganga law. . >> where are you taking me. >> reporter: winn enthusiasts go to napa, in jamaica, there's a spec

thousands more are going to at&t park tonight to see mega minister, joe ol' steen, and of the 50,000eople going to fort mason for the j pop summit featuring all things in japanese pop culture. get waze on your smart phone and join the group for free. >>> several people complained of feeling sick after inhaling paint fumes. the first of 3,000 people began arriving for a swim meet this morning. >> hopefully we have it well contained. minimal number of people affected and we can enjoy the rest of the race day here. >> a paramedic said two people went to the font for dream. the painting place was taking place on an athletic field. strict officials asked the painters to stop working. >>> back at the pool the meet coined as planned. 2,000 swimmers are competing this weekend. the swimmers star as young as three years old. this is 59th year of the orinda moraga school association sponsored meets. several olympian participated. >> another local swim swimmer made news. >> ten miles to go. >> kim chambers, the first woman to slim from the farallones islands to the golden gate bridge. chambers p

of the three books we did one ol' gettysburg, vicksburg, and shiloh. if have written five more civil war books. and written two books on civil rights since growing up in jackson, i grew up there in that time and there's a big interest in that. and when i'm not doing books i'm photojournalist at the sun herald newspapers in biloxi. so i was a member of the news room that won the pew litter prize for our katrina coverage. and my labor of live right now is i promised myself, after seeing so much damage from katrina, i was going to do a book that showed the beauty of the coast, and that what i'm working on right now. and instead of all of us guys talking at you, we'll open it up and let you ask questions. if you have a question, head to the podium and fire away. if not i'll ask justin a quick question. explain saps to and every the approach of the -- >> which one -- no. okay. well, in the book i've written, engineering victory, a lot of technical terms and i tried to explain them and make them as clear as possible. if you have been to vicksburg there are a

i have to tell you if this keeps up you be liking this for long, because the fallout could be a big ol' u.s. slow down. we'll see. that puts us into perspective. that's what we're about, charts that have meaning. now to cheryl casone. >> hope to give more meaning to nix hour of fox business, neil. well tom everybody, to "the intelligence report." i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan today. we're watching a drastic celloff on wall street, with the dow off 200 points. we're pushing session lows as you can see. dow down nearly 250 points. s&p, nasdaq falling in tandem. major announcement by china. devaluing curren, sparking fears of a potential currency war. fox business's liz macdonald is here and peter schur and steve cordis and heritage economist steve moore. lizzie, i want to start with you. the big question is why do we care here at home? many u.s. companies derive a bulge of revenues from china -- bulk. >> that's exactly right, cheryl. show which companies get knows of their sales from china. you will see on the list basically yum! brands we know. steve wynn resorts. watch nvidia an

read the book and maybe you will find out the good ole boys are not so bad. >> host: you describe things in the book but surely you don't think everyone in the bubble is bad and not ever bubba is good. what point are you trying to make in describing the country in this way? >> guest: it is cleary a generalization. you will find bubbas in mid-town manhattan in the way they think and feel. and you will go to places like birmingham, alabama and find ultra liberals. i think it is true the culture and lifestyles you will see and the bubbles are very different than in bubbaville. over the past six and a half years when was going to new york to do my show for fox, i came to realize when i get off the plane and i am in new york for two or three days i am in a different world than the world when i get back to bubba ville. people would say have you moved to new york and i would say i am not moving to new york unless they let me duck hunt in central park. that would shock the people in new york. they cannot imagine someone out there with a 12-gauge blowing the ducks away in central park. that would

wednesday, we're going to see a little weak rip of ol' energy move through the area and could bring usning drizzle wednesday morning, otherwise, thursday and friday, it's sunny and nice, and then next weekend, much cooler temperatures, cool for august, but saturday and into sunday. >> 84 the weekend before labor day weekend. hard to believe. thank you, drew. >>> we're talking about an incredible run for tiger woods and his latest golf tournament, but it didn't end the way he would have liked. >> he was right there and going into the final round. i thought yesterday, he's going to do it. he has that mindset. looking good. the guy kind of unexpected. no love, no love for tiger woods today in north carolina. 7, the magic number for the a's. mark hannah continue choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... right now all beds are on sale. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. the time is n

. >> reporter: as her pals at nbc -- did you know she's the ol ice of the six train? >> next stop is, grand central. >> oh, my gosh. >> and it's still using your voice. >> i know, right? >> come on. >> reporter: a gift even her colleagues didn't know she gave. andrew sift, "news4 new york." >> she needs a better agent. [ laughter ] >> i've heard that voice so many times, i didn't recognize it. >> it's cool. >> very cool. >>> all right, stevie, what you got for us? >> i definitely have some hot weather over the next couple of days. it was hot today, it was hot yesterday. and tomorrow the trend continues. we're back in the 90sntomorrow. but first, let's talk about the tropics. very quiet so far this season, these in the atlantic. but there is a cluster of thunderstorms that may become a tropical system over the next couple of days. this is the system right here, located a few hundred miles southwest of the cape verde islands. now, some computer models are taking this system and pushing itoo towards the lesser antilles over the next couple of days and if it becomes a tro

. >> hundreds of couples are gathered young and ol to comem rate thold aregathering gathering new york the iconic photograph was taken that day in times square. tonight, black votes matter. why so many african american men are missing in the polls. plus history in havana, how so many americans could profit from opening of diplomacy. >>> the watts riots in los angeles started when a white highway patrol officer stopped a black motorist suspected of drunk driving. on lookers rushed in. many believed they were witnessing another

. >> but an ol problem sticks in the front of their minds. most of their experience with the community had been limited to the troublemakers. the others were not their concern. >> how can we duogoh in and make a good impregnassion on these people so they'll support us more. >> what i say, the people who you've really got to get to aren't here. >> you're dwouyoing dwof get pe on if ens if. i would say the people you get through to, these people probably don't have to be impressed by the police as much as the criminal on the street. >> well, that's what you said. you said impressed. >> want to impres the poem. >> one way the begin this dialogue with the community was with the youth of the inner city. >> on the street and came here. >> making a good impression for some officers was just a chance to lecture. for others, a fatherly chat. >> you're walking down the street an on your way home. >> the topic chosen buzz lowas loitering. >> have you ever had any cases like that? >> stay here so late. we want to try to understand each other and i think

. >> and touch tenses of thousands going to at&t park to see joel ol' steen. he is expected to draw 40,000 people to hear him speak. >>> for help navigating crowned traffic problems get waze on your smartphone from apple's app store or google play and join the waze group for free. >>> some scary moments in moraga after people complained of feeling sick after inhaling paint fumes. paramedics took two people to the hospital. it happen as swimmers and families arrived for a huge swim meet this morning. firefighters tracked the fumes to a painting project on one of the athletic fields. near where swim teams set up rest areas. >> not an evacuation per se. we're just asking people to spend as little time as possible there out of the 3,000 people here we had two people who had to take a breather and rest out. everyone else is going on with the meet. >> 2,000 swimmers as young as three years of age come petted. this is the 59th year for the speed, sponsored bid the orinda moraga pool association. >>> the california highway patrol says alcohol may have been factor in t

. >> and touch tenses of thousands going to at&t park to see joel ol' steen. he is expected to draw 40,000 people to hear him speak. >>> for help navigating crowned traffic problems get waze on your smartphone from apple's app store or google play and join the waze group for free. >>> some scary moments in moraga after people complained of feeling sick after inhaling paint fumes. paramedics took two people to the hospital. it happen as swimmers and families arrived for a huge swim meet this morning. firefighters tracked the fumes to a painting project on one of the athletic fields. near where swim teams set up rest areas. >> not an evacuation per se. we're just asking people to spend as little time as possible there out of the 3,000 people here we had two people who had to take a breather and rest out. everyone else is going on with the meet. >> 2,000 swimmers as young as three years of age come petted. this is the 59th year for the speed, sponsored bid the orinda moraga pool association. >>> the california highway patrol says alcohol may have been factor in t

. >> the same ole same ole will not work. >> he will be here in a moment.nd -- donald trump. >> i don't want your money. >> or does he? the billionaire hosts a fund-raiser and refuses to call it one while taking big bucks from undisclosed donors. can he claim he is the only one who cannot be bossed? the father of the reporter murdered liv

the victims're apparently caught in a gun battle between people in two other vehicles on 88 ol' south of sixth avenue last night. three people were wounded by gunfire. a fourth person was injured by shattered glass. all are expected to recover. it appears no one in the two cars involved in the shootout was injured. >>> developing news now out of texas, where investigators say they've made an arrest in the fatal shooting of a sheriff's deputy deputy darrin goforth was gunned down at a gas station near houston. wortharrested shannon miles for the crime. >> reporter: no warning and no mercy. >> six or eight shots and an officer is down. >> reporter: a 47-year-old sheriffs defty and married father of two, guns down at houston area gas station. >> who is this. >> darrin goforth he is down. >> on duty and in uniform, filling up his patrol car, when investigators say the man seen in this photo walked up behind him and opened fire. >> deputy fell the ground. suspect continued over to him and shot the deputy again, multiple times action he laid on the ground. >> reporter: without saying a worl

>> hundreds of couples are gathered young and ol to comem rate thold aregathering gathering new york city, the iconic photograph was taken that day in times square. tonight, black votes matter. why so many african american men are missing in the polls. plus history in havana, how so many americans could profit from opening of diplomacy. >>> the watts riots in los angeles started when a white highway patrol officer stopped a black motorist suspected of drunk driving. on lookers rushed in. many believed they were witnessing another example of excessive force against african american men. the rage quickly deinvolve devoo a long six days. later urged law enforcement agencies to change their policing methods in black communities. it said those methods promoted a quote deep and long standing schism between the two, in the decades since, the mistrust is still there. even triggering deep tensions in places like ferguson, missouri. this week's one year anniversary of the shooting death of michael brown was marked by more protest and more violence. even though officer involved was exonerated i

>>ol yeah, it's going to get hotter, more humid. key is going to be to stay hydrated. stay indoors if you can later on today. let's take a look. you can see it in the picture, can't you? it's sticky and steamy and a little bit hazy out there. let's take a look at the current conditions. we 've got 83 degrees. mostly sunny skies. this is the way we like summer to be. but several days in a row, it can get a tle old. so the hot weather's here, everybody. uncomfortable humidity. these conditions both stay with us through much of the workweek. labor day luck, yeah, we are in luck. let's go to the maps. go through the details, current and future. 84 in jersey city. 83 in sheeps head bay. temperatures pretty much in the low 80s to upper 80s. we've got 86 in farmingdale. as we head to west port. 88 degrees. 84 in queen ridge and 86 in long brheanch. great day to be at the jersey shore. cooler weather up in hunter, over in high point, down in mad concerning not bad at all. saddle river checking in at 83. we were talking about this before the commercial break. we have high humid

migrants broke down several levels of security februarysing at the entrance of the undersea tunnel olday. britain's prime minister says it is under pressure to deter the migrants. many whom have traveled from the middle east. al makeshift camp in calais, and he files this update. >> penal politicians continue to argue as to how to deal with the crisis the conditions in this camp are utterly atrocious and continue to deteriorate with more and more people coming here all the time. now, everybody we have spoken to is too afraid to go on camera. they do not want to be identified. when you ask them why this is so important for them to get to the u.k., they also think and they include the perception that immigration policy in the u.k. is easier than it is in europe easier for them to find a job. they say the wages are better. they say they want to be part of an english speaking culture. they also say they will continue despite the risks to try and jump some of these fences get in that tunnel and start what they see as being a better life. >> south african opposition leader will face a corru

ol saturday fighting broke out between houthi forcing residents to flee yemen's third largest city.achine buildings including the homes much civilians were damaged in the vie lenses a 16-year-old girl has died after being stabbed while marching in a gay pride parade in jerusalem. she was among six people wounded in an attack on thursday by an orthodox jewish man. stefanie dekker has more from west jerusalem. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed his cabinet where his language remained strong in response to the recent attacks we have seen carried out by jewish extremists. he said israel had a zero tolerance policy when it comes to what he described as despicable crimes. thousands turned out in tel aviv to protest against incitement and violence. one opposition leader said terror is terror period. terrorists are terrorists period whether muslim or jewish. ♪net has vowed to find the killers of baby ally and bring them and the orthodox man who stabbed six people at the gay prayed hereh parade here to justice. we are determined tovite against the phenomena of hate tr

chester, ran dofl oling down. you'll be a few degrees cooler overnight. starting out in the upper 50s at 8:00. into the mid-80s by 4:00. more clouds building north and west and the slightest chance for a shower. long island, coastal connecticut, 60s to 70s. tomorrow afternoon, the best part of the day is when it warms up. it's not going to be too hot for you, not tomorrow. it's a good time. here's your short cast e cast for tomorrow. waves, one to three feet. winds out of the west. turning to the southwest. that's what's going to help bring the humidity. there come the 90s starting on saturday. we may see a heat wave and a stretch of three to four days going into tuesday. breaks a little bit on wednesday, but not by much. it stays hot. >> you m,ntioned the dog days of'summer. we have a quick reminder for you about a great event thi weekend. we're teaming up with hundreds of shelters to find homes for animals in need. it's this saturday. >> many agreed to cut the cost of adoption for the one-day event. you can get more information at nbc nee york.com/clear

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. >> you have to look at ole ms. with how they built the conservative flag was such an integral part of the culture, and now you have both coaches and mississippi state calling for to be be taken down. it's sort of a fascinating look at the world and all of this. i would support it. absolutely. >> governor. >> the plague is not offensive to me, it's been the flag since 1894, it's been a flag for 50 years before i was born and for the whole 67 years i've been here. but it is offensive to some people, that is just a fact. i will say to you very plainly, people of mississippi should decide this question. they decide to take the flag and make it the plague in 1894, i wasn't governor at the time but they voted to keep it and they ought not to be sold by the new york times or nbc what they should do. they they don't want to be told that. there will be probably another referendum and i think the outcome will not be the same. there is a huge margin, it was before 2003 before i was governor and it won't surprise me if people

sri lanka will vote for a new parliament ol monday.r pecht parksa is hoping to win a comeback and be one of the 225 members. he has been working hard to convince brokers. a report. . >> this is perhaps the hardest election campaign in the political career of mahinda, sri lanka's former cpresident can pull a crowd but what he needs is for these supporters to vote for him. >> i am disappointed when i see all of this. after the war ended, they left the country. now they are back. the investods are leaving. in the government is the telling lie did and they came to power with these lies. >> that's how they do politics. >> to make sure his message is heard beyond campaign rallies, roger parksa is turning to people such as a lieutenant in the army that he lost his legs during an ambush several years ago. his injuries are a permanent reminder of the final stages of a long civil war which the parksa is cretted with ending. >> that's what he says the he is a strong leader. >> that's why we like him. for him, em ready to sacrifice my life. >> par

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. >> one guy trying to steal a bike, but that man 's 6-year-ol little boy is still in the child seat of the bike. that was one of four suspects that attempted to rob this entire family, a father, a mother, and their son. they were on vacation in this part of rio celebrating father's day when this happened at like 11:00 in the morning at a popular park. people did start screaming for help, and that's what caused these guys to scatter and run away. police have identified just one of those suspects, that man that you see running shirtless. they haven't caught anybody yet. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >>> there's an old saying, if you want to make god laugh, tell him your plans. people in this video had planned to relocate to this 150-year-old church, and as the crane is moving the steeple, people are watching. right about here you start hearing a little crackling sound. >> oh! oh! >> did the crane break? >> it looks like there's a very weak spot in the crane, you see it bending. >> oh my gosh. >> right here, sending the steeple crashing down. >> did not expect that. i mean, it looked like a pret

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for the first time in his career the senior likebacker will be ol' scholarship.grad tuition is $45,000 a year. >> the sun came out today after a somewhat gloomy start to the day. let's head over to meteorologist for the forecast. >> we are looking at drier weather ask the moisture made it down to mountain view this morning. so not only waking up to wet pavement in north bay, but throughout the city and the peninsula. so that's all over, and the clouds lingered by but by the afternoon temperatures were in the 80s. that's 20 to 25 degrees cooler than you were yesterday this time. so we saw plenty of triple digits yesterday from concord, through morgan hill and gilroy, and today gilroy was 90. san francisco, 72. sunshine at the coast, and we'll continue to see the clearing tomorrow after the low clouds and fog pull back tomorrow morning. so we're looking at a big area of low pressure. this is a source of our cooling and some wicked wind in the pacific northwest. they had to close down the parks and farmers market. sustained winds at 40 to 50-miles-an-hour. this is o

for the first time in his career the senior likebacker will be ol' scholarship.ergrad tuition is $45,000 a year. >> the sun came out today after a somewhat gloomy start to the day. let's head over to meteorologist for the forecast. >> we are looking at drier weather ask the moisture made it down to mountain view this morning. so not only waking up to wet pavement in north bay, but throughout the city and the peninsula. so that's all over, and the clouds lingered by but by the afternoon temperatures were in the 80s. that's 20 to 25 degrees cooler than you were yesterday this time. so we saw plenty of triple digits yesterday from concord, through morgan hill and gilroy, and today gilroy was 90. san francisco, 72. sunshine at the coast, and we'll continue to see the clearing tomorrow after the low clouds and fog pull back tomorrow morning. so we're looking at a big area of low pressure. this is a source of our cooling and some wicked wind in the pacific northwest. they had to close down the parks and farmers market. sustained winds at 40 to 50-miles-an-hour. this is