he was a person that inspired the panthers to become the panthers. he was a black marxist. he was a person that nra gave a charter to in north carolina so that blacks could defend themselves later on people like. that he also sold them ammunition when they couldn't buy ammunition locally. so nra has a value to me. my father's been a member. i'm a member. i think my father is lifetime. i'm a member. it had value to me my entire life. i am personally think that one million black then this week should go online and just get a year's membership and see how you like it. they didn't hold that thing in atlanta for nothing. they could have held it in minnesota or oklahoma. they could have held it in north texas. they held it in atlanta because they don't have a problem with you having guns. >> you fwlaef? >> absolutely i do. >> i'm not sure i buy. that you don't have to buy it. >> everything you say, this is my point f we want to do something about the gun control issue in this country, give every negro a gun in america, that problems goes away. >> let's do it then. let's test the

over the years of course he's a former panther hensel. talk about the black panther party. paul was a member. we say the fruit never falls that far from the tree, and ta-nehisi has picked up a number of the elements of the previous generation and incorporated into his understanding of what's happening right now in our society. and it was always just a joy to work with him. i mean, he blurb black detroit for me, so we have this continuing relationship and i have tremendous respect for him and what he is doing out there. they kind of threw him into i think some of the other people who began to see them as the second coming, you know, of james baldwin, i don't know if that's absolute therefore him, he kind of disavows it to a certain extent, but i know what they are saying. they are saying we finally have someone who has the same sensibility, that same sensitivity in terms of what we are as a people. and what needs to be said, what needs to be done, you know, speak truth to power. i think he carries on that tradition. he has a similar eloquence. he has a similar perspective as

panthers win, 27-17. >> how about baseball.e got the marlins taking on the nationals and this guy ryan zimmerman having a good year, game tied at nothing. now it isn't. 1-0. 25th not in this game. that would be a record. also the all-time nationals/expos all-time leader. bottom of -- again, with the home run, zimmerman. jazzy music we're throwing out. zimmerman, 26 and 1, nats win. five rbis. >>> little league baseball on espn and family of networks, watch app all day. >> mariners are number two team in the wild card. >> good morning, america. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> a strange incident during the royals/cardinals game is giving superstishgs st. louis fans a lot to think about. >> so, a small cat ran onto the field during the bottom of the sixth last night with the crowd cheering. a grounds crew member went out to remove it. the cat didn't like that at all. biting. guy. imagine having his job. you can see his painful reaction. the players are like, are you all right. you got that? >> but then in the first pitch after t

panthers grab the early lead.ater in the game, 12th overall pick won a championship with the tigers a season ago, you're expecting big things from him in houston and they got them already. ran for a touchdown there. 15 of 25 through the air, a buck 79. panthers win, 27-17. >> how about some baseball. we got the marlins taking on the nationals and this guy, ryan zimmerman, having a good year, bottom of two, nobody is on. game tied at nothing. now it isn't. 1-0. 25th, not in this game. that would be a record. he's also the all-time nationals/expos rbi leader. 906. bottom of -- again, with the home run, zimmerman. jazzy music we're throwing out. zimmerman, 26 and 1, nats win. he had five rbis. >>> little league baseball on espn and the family of networks, watch app all day. >> mariners are number two team in the wild card. >> good morning, america. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> and a strange incident during the royals/cardinals game is giving some superstitious st. louis fans a lot to think about. >> so, a small

i grew up with the black panthers carrying guns in our area, hollering threats to white people. hate should be protected by the first amendment like the gentleman said, as long as there are no guns or violence, and it creates havoc in north carolina. i saw it, i pushed -- they pushed him. i hate nazi's and. -- nazis and my grandparents grew up in that. we need to protect our rights. hate speech is one of them. if you do not like it, turn your back but do not cause violence. host: calling from washington, d.c., democratic line. good morning. caller: three quick points. first to the guy who just said about the black panther party was a hate group, they had quite presented within their ranks. second, when we talk about free speech, we should not get hung up in the matters, you know, for example, [indiscernible] in some respects, the supreme court has spoken on this. free speech does not have -- is not free of limitations. we point i want to make is keep hearing people talk about free speech but it is the same quotes politically who stopped us from having free speech from the public

his legacy includes pushing back against black panthers. he served as a two-term mayor from 1972 to 1980. we break down u both sides of the debate over the statue roigt now on the nbc 10. >>> bowing to the pressure. president trump ends two of his councils ceo after ceo drops out. >> they were leaving out of embarrassment. >> fallout of the president doubling down blame iing two si for the deadly violence in charlottesville. >> there's blame on both sides and i have no doubt a about it. you don't have any doubt either. >> when a ceo from our area dropped out of the president's council this afternoon. , it seemed to be the last straw. >> rather than putting pressure on the business people of the council and strategy and policy forum, i'm ending both. they see no problem with the way the president responded to the charlottesville violence. >> lauren mayk spoke with them today. they are not abandoning ship. >> criticism to president trump's comments came quickly and public, but we wanted to know how his supporters are feeling. people here in o

panthers and titans, marcus mariota with the floater to delanie walker. 10-0.ow about former stanford running back mccaffrey, and could he score. how about this. from 17 yards out, get in there. and that is his first touchdown of the nfl. i know it is only pre-season. cam loves it but the panthers no match for the clash with the titans, tennessee wins the game 34-27. >>> the a's in houston, still trying to solve the mystery of winning on road. you see they have 19 victories away from oakland and that is tied for worst in the majors. handing out these bobbleheads. >> the a's struggling and colin mccue robs davis with the glove and throws out jed lowrie and then marvin gonzalez grounds it, two runs would store including former josh riddick. 2-0. and houston looking for more in the fifth. and then a base hit to center. and powell comes up throwing and nails the runner at home and right now the stros leave it by the score of 2-0 in the 7th into to golf, the third round of windham and a night start for wagner. first hole, the eagle has landed. look at this. with a f

about christian mccaffrey, the former stanford sorry cam, you can dance all you you want, but the panthersch for the titans. >>> third round of the wyndham championship. nice start to the day for johnson wagner. first hole he holes out for an eagle. 5 under 65. he's in fifth place at 14 under par. great shot. web simpson was the leader coming into this round. shot 2 under 68. then another bird on 16. he's at 15 under for the tournament. tied for second. he is one back of the leader, henrik stenson who had four birdies in his final six holes finishing with a 4 under 66. he is your leader at 16 under par. the a's in houston. they are scoreless in the fourth inning. we w >>> coming up new on abc 7 news at six, a report on suicides at california prisons. and one step closer to ending democrat's super majority in the legislature. >>> this video provided by the museum shows the restored fm 2 wildcat. it was used to train wildcats for operations and it was ditched in lake michigan in 1945. they recover today and restored it 50 years later. >>> american idol returns soon. auditions will be held in

panthers win. funnst video of the night. in st. louis. stray cat runs out on the field. kid grabs him and fluffy doesn't like you. this kid,'s in the outfield. >> look at. >> and he has to run all the way in, look out, kid, because fluffy is angry. ow! >> i wish we had audio of it. >> the longest run of this young man's career. you know he has to finally got the cat by the scruff there, so little fluffy can't do anymore damage. >> that is so funny. >> kitty wanted to eat him alive. oh, my, look out! "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> i need

it's a buckle in panther road. officials have blocked off the road since early saturday and say they will not -- they don't know when it will reopen which is a really big problem for folks in the area who are mostly farmers. can't transport their stuff and they say time is money. >> taken us longer to get to the farm. longer to haul the produce back. just a very inconvenience for everybody. >> mayor of vineland tells fox 29 the municipal budget does have money for road repairs that will jump start the process of fixing panther road until other funding comes in. >>> another day another big headline from the nation's capitol. specifically the white house and yet another staff shake up. after less than two weeks on the job, white house communications director ant know scaramucci is out. scaramucci hadn't technically begun the job yet and that wasn't the only change inside the white house today. fox's rick leventhal has more on what was an action packed day at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> reporter: a bold first day for

panthers and titans, marcus mariota with the floater to delanie walker. 10-0.bout former stanford running back mccaffrey, and could he score. how about this. from 17 yards out, get in there. and that is his first touchdown of the nfl. i know it is only pre-season. cam loves it but the panthers no match for the clash with the titans, tennessee wins the game 34-27. >>> the a's in houston, still trying to solve the mystery of winning on road. you see they have 19 victories away from oakland and that is tied for worst in the majors. handing out these bobbleheads. >> the a's struggling and colin mccue robs davis with the glove and throws out jed lowrie and then marvin gonzalez grounds it, two runs would store including former josh riddick. 2-0. and houston looking for more in the fifth. and then a base hit to center. and powell comes up throwing and nails the runner at home and right now the stros leave it by the score of 2-0 in the 7th into to golf, the third round of windham and a night start for wagner. first hole, the eagle has landed. look at this. with a five

panthers win. funniest video of the night. in st. louis. stray cat runs out on the field. him and fluffy doesn't like you. this kid,'s in the outfield. >> look at. >> and he has to run all the way in, look out, kid, because fluffy is angry. ow! >> i wish we had audio of it. >> the longest run of this young man's career. you know he has to finally got the cat by the scruff there, so little fluffy can't do anymore damage. >> that is so funny. >> kitty wanted to eat him alive. oh, my, look out! "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> i need a follow up on that, larry, like tomorrow. i need more details. >> food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. food. water. internet. we need it to live. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> all right.

panthers win. funniest video of the night. in st. louis. stray cat runs out on the field.. this kid,'s in the outfield. >> look at. >> and he has to run all the way in, look out, kid, because fluffy is angry. ow! >> i wish we had audio of it. >> the longest run of this young man's career. you know he has to finally got the cat by the scruff there, so little fluffy can't do anymore damage. >> that is so funny. >> kitty wanted to eat him alive. oh, my, look out! "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> i need a follow up on that, larry, like tomorrow. i need more details. >>

steve mccutchen, member of the black panther party, and eva patterson of the equal justice society.va, what is your reaction to joey from patriot prayer? >> i thought he was fascinating and he is able to talk what about what he is doing without saying who he is. and the people ho attracts. he attracts white supremacissup. people were in charleston protesting against people who wanted to make sure that robert e. lee's statue, a symbol of slavery and the bondage of my people, stayed up. huh ministeres, you had people protesting. and one lady, heather heyer, was mowed down and murdered. it's interesting that he has picked progressive communities to have his marches staged at. that's no mistake. they want to take us on. the final thingly say, of course san francisco feels they should be able to march. we support the first amendment that says no matter how odious the speech, you have a trite say it. >> you are support the rally on sad? >> i don't support it the but i didn't oppose it. i belong to the aclu and i believe in the first amendment. i think they are horrible people. i wish they

king had problems with the black panthers. >> do you know who back panthers had a problem with?ink television has a history of helping us figure out how to deal with difficult discussions or changes in our time. >> can we just close up shop a little bit. your knees? male privilege is leaking all over the place. >> fearlessness of comedians bringing up subject matter we're afraid to talk about is wonderful conduit to starting a conversation. >> get yourself up and -- >> i don't want to freak you out but i think i may be the voice of my generation. or at least a voice. of a generation. >> there's a number of amazingly great unique voiced shows on tv right now. standing apart from the wave of stuff that's being thrown at us all the time. >> the guy said this was their best selling thing, by far. i'm just trying to improve our sex lives. >> here's an idea, how about you stop rubbing your eye every time you shove your junk in me. >> what? >> yeah. you're always like -- it's distracting. >> now we're in this weird world where there's demand that people take chances. no one wants gener

i still remember "the inquirer" and "the bulletin" had that photo of the black panthers being strippedup against the wall. frank rizzo's way of saying, "you're not gonna burn this town." >> right. and all of them found innocent and all of them let go because that was an illegal act. they had not done anything illegal. >> so, look. we can agree to disagree on the tactic, but i am saying that, as we sit here in 2017 and we look with absolute clarity on what happened in the late 1960s, be very careful. >> but i would still argue, ed, that driving fear into communities of color is not the way to be fair. and when you look back on history, that's what people are fighting back against. this is against fear. >> my second recollection of rizzo was standing in line for his funeral on the parkway. and i just happened to be with a segment of people who were all black. and i just listened as they were telling stories about rizzo. and they said, "he did protect our community." you can disagree with that. i'm just telling you what i experienced directly. >> and i think we all are talking about our o

a leader in the black panther party and served five years in prison before receiving a master's degreein urban planning from nyu. he is the author of two books, will you die with me my life in the black panther party and most recently "invisible man: a contemporary slave narrative in the era of mass incarceration". he will be speaking tonight with liza peterson who is a freelance artist working in brooklyn. she works with the youth in different areas.her one-woman speech played a peculiar patriot and toward an and attenders across the country. the full production is scheduled to premiere in new york in the fall of this year. her new book, "all day: a year of love and survival teaching incarcerated kids at rikers island" recounts the air in her classroom at island academy. the high school for inmates detained at new york's rikers island. her narrative captures the prisoner hierarchies, under current violence in cousins that a potential rupture among inmates and their keepers. despite relentless antics of her students and maybe in part because of it, peterson becomes a fierce advocate fo

that's untopable. 7-0 panthers. a lot of deep balls in this game. time, airing it out to demere bird, 50 yards. cam newton looking on, not playing this one. 24-17, carolina in the third quarter. newton coming off of shoulders issues. >> thanks, larry. >> fun to see football back. join us tonight at 9:00. the mars rover looks up, what the space vehicle discovered up in the martian sky. the pictures at 9:00. >>> construction continues on san francisco's brand new central subway. but tonight, some chinatown business owners say the billion dollar project is proving to be bad for business. that's at 11:00. >>> coming up at 8:00, it's "the goldbergs," followed by "speechless." at 9:00 p.m., the story of diana. then stay with us for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> at 5,s y el ve11 >> that is this edition of "abc7 news." we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for all of us,hank you for being here tonight. >> have a good night. from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. here is our third group of semi-finalists -- a seni

that's untopable. 7-0 panthers. a lot of deep balls in this game.ebb with time, airing it out to demere bird, 50 yards. cam newton looking on, not playing this one. 24-17, carolina in the third quarter. newton coming off of shoulders issues. >> thanks, larry. >> fun to see football back. join us tonight at 9:00. the mars rover looks up, what the space vehicle discovered up in the martian sky. the pictures at 9:00. >>> construction continues on san francisco's brand new central subway. but tonight, some chinatown business owners say the billion dollar project is proving to be bad for business. that's at 11:00. >>> coming up at 8:00, it's "the goldbergs," followed by "speechless." at 9:00 p.m., the story of diana. then stay with us for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> at 11:35, it's jimmy kimmel live. >> that is this edition of "abc7 news." we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thank you for being here tonight. >> have a good night. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up

black and white officers and criticized after the police department raided the offices of the black panther party. >>> tonight a barricade stands around the statue in center city protecting it after this man egged it this morning. thousands have signed an online petition to keep the statue in place. deanna durante spoke with one man who wants to see the statue e remain roigt there. >> she joins us life live with the story new at 5:00. >> reporter: the barricade you talked about is getting bigger as we speak. police here setting up a larger perimeter around the statue and the police department tells us that a special detail will be on site as long as needed. in the meantime, those who knew frank rizzo are calling to keep this statue in place. thomas gibbons still has the radio recording from frank rizzo when gibbons was shot on the job. he locked thu his own archives pulling out books and pictures of frank rizzo. >> i think it's up to the people who still remember him and had experience with him to speak out. >> rizzo died 25 years ago. the tough talking former cop and mayor was a major figu

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the black panther party, right? they're born in oakland. in '66, '67. and they spread from oakland around the country. and they're going to be the ground soldiers for black power in a way. they're going to arm themselves and make sure that the government does what it says it's going to do and they're not even going to care what the government's going to do because they're going to make sure society is run in a proper way. they start programs to bring chickens to poor people. chicken in every pot. they start armed patrols through the neighborhoods to make sure that the police are doing their job. right? what they say they want is freedom. from the white power structure. right? lbj's sitting there saying, i passed these civil rights acts, i'm building public house fac sill ts, right? we want freedom from the white power structure. this is not working. this attitude is not just coming from the african-american community right? it's also coming from students. on college campuses. like yourselves. there are organizations, students for democratic societies, f

"black panther" and "the predator." >>> earlier this week, we showed the cast of "will & grace" on the set. it's already been renewed for another season. a talked to the tight knit costars about shooting again after ten years off the air. >> it's a little bit crazy. as our age, i'm not sure we are going to be alive for a second season. >> today, the first day of closed rehearsals. getting to have fun. >> my first line is, i had the am.ziest dre >> it's been over a decade since you were filming together. who is most likely to laugh during a take? >> debra. >> sean >> that will be me. >> who is most likely to steal something from wardrobe? >> debra messing. >> me? >> who is the biggest practical joker on set? >> sean. >> yes. >> probably eric. probably eric. eric or meg. yeah. >> who is singing between takes? i think it might be me. >> eric. >>, a's singing all the time and it's ofly. ♪n iour sitcom sized apartment ♪ >> and megan and debra. >> do you have a musical episode? >> i think we should. >> i know grace loves to sing. >> aaah! >> look what you just got, america. >> only on "e.t."

they include the personnel carrier used in "the dirty dozen" and the german panzer v panther tank thatright before he died. littlefield's kids wish collings didn't have to split up their dad's collection but know some must be sacrificed to fund a permanent home for the rest. and museums cost a lot of money. so, along with bill boller, they gear up for a barn-burner of an auction on their ranch outside san francisco. it's not easy to put a collection together and have the funds to open up a museum. did you know what that number was going into the auction? >> yes -- around $10 million. >> $10 million dollars, and failure's not an option. if the numbers fall short, some of their father's most prized vehicles that they dearly want in his namesake exhibit must go. >> we picked out five very, very rare vehicles and we put a high premium on those. >> valued at several hundred thousand dollars each, the five include this sherman tank, the last of its kind... a german 8-ton half-track, just as coveted as the 12-ton used in "the dirty dozen"... an american amphibious assault vehicle... a german

. >> reporter: tom decribes the hole in the middle of panther road in vineland that's halted trafficince late friday night. it's a big problem for this community. >> farmers here and we can't pass the road. >> reporter: he himself is a fourth generation farmer. he knew it was a problem when he saw it for himself after heavy rain over the weekend washed out the road causing it to buckle. this is what it looked like that night. today, panther road remains blocked off between genoa and if he zen see avenue. >> now we got to go around. i got farm on the other side over there. luckily my other farm butts up against the back so we can go around it. >> reporter: vineland mayor told me on the phone that the area took in tremendous rain. more than six and a half inches and so fast the ground couldn't absorb it. he says, crews worked till 2:00 a.m. saturday morning to secure the road which was already on a list of repairs including its underground infrastructure. rick is the city attorney. he also lives near the intersection where the road is now blocked off. >> i guess the size of the pipe wa

. >>> 349ers are glad they have three weeks to correct their mistakes before they welcome in the panthers for week one of the regular season. now, i know it's just preseason but the 49ers game last night at levi stadium, what was really alarming was turnovers. the 49ers started with a must punt, followed by a fumble, an interception and a turnover. they had four turnovers in the first half alone and the broncos capitalized on those takeaways for all of their 28 points. here's head coach kyle shanahan. >> you start the first half with four turnovers. the penalties i have to go in and look at. we get a lot called in preseason, i have to find out about all of them. the presnap penalties we can do something about. five turnovers in the game, four turnovers in the first half, struggling to run the ball, just looking throughout the game. it's really tough to win when you pitch a team in that situation. >> and when the national anthem was being played last night, all eyes were on the raiders' sideline. mars marshi -- mmarshawn lynch -- >> the only reason we did that was to unify people. >> giant

. >> go back to the black panthers. so i think it should be moved. you know, to a museum. >> i have no problem with the statue being here myself personally. i mean, to me, rizzo is part of philadelphia. >> reporter: still the controversy remains. even after the former mayor and police commissioner's death. decades after his tenure left a mark on the city. now, the philadelphia school district is aware of sheerin's arrest according to a spokesman. he had already been taken out of a classroom pending the outcome of a different investigation. reporting live in center city, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 0 news. >>> a philadelphia judge is allowing the police union to challenge the release of names of officers involved in shootings. the police union filed a lawsuit yesterday after this protest outside an officer's house thursday night. a philadelphia plif shot and killed david jones in north philadelphia back in june. it's the policy of the police department to release the names of officers involved in shootings within 72 hours after the shooting. the lawsuit

panthers win. funniest video of the night. in st. louis. stray cat runs out on the field. kid grabs him and fluffy doesn't like you. this kid,'s in the outfield. >> look at. >> and he has to run all the way in, look out, kid, because fluffy is angry. ow! >> i wish we had audio of it. >> the longest run of this young man's career. you know he has to finally got the cat by the scruff there, so little fluffy can't do anymore damage. >> that is so funny. >> kitty wanted to eat him alive. oh, my, look out! "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> i need a follow up on that, larry, like tomorrow. i need more details. >> yes, a this clean was like pow! everything well? my teeth are glowing. they are so white. step 1 cleans. step 2 whitens. crest [hd]. 6x cleaning*, 6x whitening*á i would switch to crest [hd] over what i was using before. ♪...nausea, heartburn,♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ >>> all right. that's our

left a paw print -- all in the victim's blood, hoping it would lead the police to suspect black panthersmurder. >> the county police come to investigate. it's a murder, but they don't in any way link it to a black revolutionary execution. >> reporter: manson's mis-direction failed. in less than a week, bobby beausoleil was pulled over, driving one of gary hinman's cars. where, police found a bloody knife. beausoleil called manson from jail. demanding help and saying he hadn't ratted on him yet. jeff guinn believes manson decided on a plan to spring beausoleil and save his own skin. >> family members at spahn ranch are talking about what's happened to bobby. he's in prison. "what's gonna happen? how can we break him out?" >> reporter: they did hatch a plan, so horrible that the name charlie manson would be famous, alright. not as a star, but as a symbol of evil. >> reporter: coming up, helter skelter. a night of madness. and murder. >> sharon tate quite naturally is screaming. she's begging not for her life, but for her baby's. susan atkins says, "i have no sympathy for you." ♪ ♪ ♪ how cl

over on the panthers side, how about this guy?ondering if christian mccaffrey can make it 16 games. up the middle for the 17-yard touchdown scamper. titans go onto win 34 to 27. >> over to the diamond, the saying in the entertainment business is the show must go on. well the same goes for the phillies who we all know are struggling, and yes, they do have the youngest ross nerve baseball. but right now, they're on pace to lose 104 games this season, the most since 1961. phils at the giants, two worse records in the national league. phillies need more of this, that's reese hoskins right there who has been every bit as advertised. he takes a huge hack. his fourth homerun since being called up ten games ago. >> this game is still in progress, phillies lead four to three in the fourth. need more of that, that guy is really, really good. >> yes, maybe they'll win tonight. >> never know. >> we will be watching. >> well, special coverage of the upcoming solar eclipse is next. and your powerball drawing is after that. >> good day philadelp

the rookie out of stanford playing with the panthers, showing off his moves in camp.g a lot of people including all-pro linebacker luke keuchly right there who gets faked out of his cleats. christian mccaffrey making a quick name for himself with the panthers. >> i don't know. i think it just came naturally. i think a lot of it had to do with just playing in the backyard with my brothers all the time. we had a little grass patch. there wasn't a whole lot of space to work with so i had to find ways to make my older brother miss. i think growing up playing multiple sports, playing basketball. a lot of that quick as, setting people up, jab one way, go the other way, explode off that first step is raided a lot of that stuff. >> i'm anxious to see him. the way he can move and cut and things like that, this early and just the natural feel and the instincts that he has are not a really common for a rookie. i think he is special in that regard. >> if you have followed college football, you simply know the name aaron persky can and with notre dame he made his biggest mark in c

panthers first round pick showing off today. he takes this from 17 yards out.his game wrapping up, titans beat carolina 34-27. >>> switching gears here back to the lineup. back in his hometown that nationals pitcher streechb strasbourg missed 23 games with a right elbow nerve impingement w. strasbourg coming off the dl, scherzer is going on it. placing scherzer on the ten-day dl with neck inflammation. he scratchedro night. he pitched in two games since leaving with neck stiffness. >>> michael a. taylor robbing that catch, reaching over the wall to make it. nats take the first game 7-1. back at it tonight at 8:'0340. >>> up the road, baltimore o's fight forth a wild card spot. machado came out swinging. two home runs and three rbis in the first five innings. machado is encore. bottom of the ninth. base loaded. that my friends a walkoff grand slam. birds and angels back at it tonight. but back here live at fedex field we are minutes away from our redskins pregame show. stay with us here. we are going to get you prepared for the second es redskins, packers what t

panthers, though, would go on to win 27-17. even better story than watson's debut for the texans was the return of david quizenberry. the offensive lineman playing in his first game since being diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma three years ago. he finished his last chemotherapy treatment in early april, ringing the bell at indiana's hospital in houston. he got emotional returning to the field last night. >> before the game, i was thinking back, thinking back on how long it's been and -- and tonight was perfect. >> i think that's hands down such a cool story. the guy's a warrior, a fighter. inspiration to all of us. i think d.q. deserves every bit of headline and praise everybody gives him. he's a hell of a player and guy. we couldn't be prouder to have him on our team. >>> cardinals and royals. bases loaded, down 5-4 in the sixth inning. a cat ran out on to the field. and you have to check this out. the poor groundskeeper had to run out and get him. the cat was just scratching him, biting him when he was running off with him

or you had to be like the black panthers or the nation of islam. ideology was the most important thing about you and then you look at the run this country. they fratter myselfed with each other all the time. people arguing on cnn and then go out to dinner together and their kids go to the same school and they get married and play tennis together. they tran send ideology. ideologies change and friendships are forever. i have never forgotten that lesson and never abandon my friends. i thought you were not getting a fair deal, but more than that, i didn't even know the circumstances. i just wanted you to know that i would be there for you. this too would pass. >> you know, on that note because you are taking me to a place that i had not considered in sitting down with you. what we are talking about now is above ideology. >> it is above idology. >> above it. why do you think particularly among blacks the attacks are so harsh against those that subscribe to a different fill loss -- philosophy whether they support trump or mccain or romney or bush, it is

the black panthers found refuge in cuba for years. similarly our sister assata shakur. she has found a rear base in cuba and was able to escape the clutches of the u.s. authorities. and i think that going forward in the 21st century as our struggle escalates and intensifies against these rapacious rulers who are now occupying the halls of congress and washington, d.c., that many of us will find the need to have a rear base. and if history is any guide, cuba will continue to serve as that rear base. i am very happy that you mentioned sister assata shakur. because i think in some ways she symbolizes and exemplifies not only the struggle that we all , cherish, but also how it is possible to escape the clutches of these u.s. authorities, to escape the jurisdiction of the u.s. authorities. just like the marines did in maroons did in jamaica. >> dr. horne, appreciate all the information you are sharing with us this evening. can you expand on the cente guerrero, a general who defeated the spaniards, gave mexico their independence. and became president someone who , should be w

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michelle obama was fatigue, a military carrying a rifle with her hand sort of r in a fist, black panther gesture. i don't know if you recall this. i recall it. but i remember that they had journal.that on the and the reaction, i don't believe they published it, but reaction was, as you would expect from members of the media people who had voted for the obama administration, they were up in it.s about it was scandalous, how dare you the omething like that on cover of the new yorker magazine. new yorker he magazine apologized left and right, up and down. i believe they didn't go through with that cover. to 2017, i don't seen in my life hell-bent on thrashing this administration as it has. members of cnn themselves go not live levision or on television, but, you know -- host: got you. got you. president's the head hanging from her hand and cnn gets -- she is a associate, she apologizes half-heartedly apologizes and of, you know, subtly blames masoganistic bullying nature of the administration. dorothy, republican line. caller: good morning, america, i the anting to inform american people th

panthers won 27-17 and j.j.finally just played one series but showed the fans that he's okay to play. tonight at nats park washington wraps up a four game series with miami. last night a lot of offense. if you're headed to the game tonight thoug night so you can join alumni from across the dmv to support the big 10 conference. don't forget to wear your big 10 school colors. if you don't have one maybe a ryan zimmerman jersey. second inning no score zim has that look like i'm just going to hit a home run and he does. sent it out to fans in left field. souvenir out there. and that makes zim, he's already the all time home run leader for the franchise, now he's the all time rbi leader for the franchise one-nothing. zim goes four hits on the day by the way. bryce harper hustling around from first to score which he does and then zim says you know what, why not just give one to the fans in right field as well. two home runs, five rbi's four runs scored. nats win 10-one. >>> major league baseball celebrating players we

a seasoned veteran, he worked on "the hunger games" and in marvel's upcoming action movie "black pantherrt wilson has worked in the industry for more than 2 1/2 decades. some of his most prominent roles have come a bwi's unoue in hits like "live free or die hard." >> i've been with bruce willis, doubling him. we just got back from doing our 21st film together over the past 11 years. i think we have a really good working relationship. we have such rapport now that i know what he expects me to do. i know how he'll move. >> spine pad. >> reporter: through his career wilson has racked up plenty of bumps and bruises. >> torn left quad, blown out right knee, compression injury on c-5, 6 and 7, 1/3 less sensory feeling in my right arm. and in march i don't know if you can see this lump in my shoulder, i tore all the ligaments in my shoulder going out a window onto the sidewalk in new york of all places. >> reporter: but he says he doesn't regret his career choice. >> there is that adrenaline rush. and when an entire cast and crew is watching and you've got to hit your mark and you have to have

kate rogers has our stor >> at panther coffee in miami beach, florida, no worker makes less than $10 an hour. with tips, most entry level workers take home an average hourly pay of $15. husband and wife team say generous pay is essential to their business success. >> we can't have a business without a team fand pe appreciated, or respected, i find minimum wage disrespectful. >> but a battle is brewing in miami beach over raising the local minimum wage. city officials voted to increase it to more than $13 an hour by 2021. nearly $5 above the state's current mit earlier this year, ruled against that wage hike th appeals court this fall. the battle come as the natios g. >> more than half of states nationwide now have wage floors above the federal minimum of 7.25 and hour. advocate groups like the florida retail federation say a wage hike would damage growth and negatively impact workers. >> you're talking about shops that have a fine amount of money. >> he said any wage above $13 an hour would cause him to make ough choices at his sma y at $10 an hour. >> we might run into some problems