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i couldn't even crack 60-mile-per-hour >> speed alone doesn't mean patterson is on a fast track to theart out in the arizona minor league the name nathan is already the stuff of ball park legend. a fast track to the major leagues. he'll start out in the arizona minor le >>> how one of those home dna tests brought these brothers and police officers together after 50 years years. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. ♪ liberty

and get this, patterson said he didn't even have that good of an arm in high school.s reminding everyone in that post to go after your dreams and make them a reality. dan, there's still a chance. dan, professional basketball for you. >> yeah, i'm going to stick to playing soccer in the hallway with my son, yeah. >> we should say we all really love dan because i feel like twitter is going to blow up with some hate tweets. >> i'm provoking everybody this morning. thank you, maggie. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, new details about that tragedy at the kennedy compound. the tributes pouring in for robert f. kennedy's granddaughter, saoirse kennedy hill. keep it here. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by target. get low prices on supplies and apparel for every school list. ♪ i feel, i feel golden ♪ i feel like glitter on my shoulders ♪ ♪ i feel like ♪ i feel, i feel golden ♪ i feel like, oh, i feel golden ♪ ♪ and i'm feelin' like gold ♪ and i'm feelin' brand new ♪ yeah, i'm feelin' brand new ♪ ♪ and i'm feelin' brand new ♪ yeah, i'm feelin' brand new with modera

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i mentioned gary patterson, our ball coach at tcu. we are famous that when we are in a situation, maybe wisconsin is trailing by two, and they are going to go for a two point conversion, and you see patterson giving signals to defense and yelling. you know he's going to talk in -- tuck in his shirt and tie his shoes. that is important. anyway, nervous things we do. for grant, he whittled. he spent that day at the wilderness whittling and forgot to take off his gloves. days, his of the two gloves were shredded and ruined. none of his staff officers wanted to mention it. whittled you want to those close to pieces?" you know say that. itgrant was confident but was not inherent to his personality. it did not come naturally, he learned to do it and did it. that impresses me. he recognized, i need to think through what i need to do and then i need to do it. i taught a student years ago who wrote his dissertation on ways in which grant actually unwittingly confirmed -- conformed to the ideas of the art of war. because theingly, work had not

steve patterson, nbc news. >>> inspiring america. the coach teaching players how to win even in defeat. >>> in tonight's inspiring america, a new jersey coach guided his young team to the little league world series. it's the lesson he taught them after their defeat that will empower them through many seasons in their lives. >> reporter: the highlight reel for this little league world series game didn't stop with the final lap. it stretched into the post game. >> that's coach of the team from elizabeth, new jersey when the world series run came to an end with a loss, he huddled the boys together to remind them what was won. >> elizabeth, new jersey is now known in the best light because of this group of boys, because of you guys. >> it wetehem and we felt the same pain, but at the same time, it was a joyous time for us. >> reporter: his squad took the field four times over the past week, boosted by their family in victory and defeat. >> for the rest of my life i'm proud that you guys are going to call me coach. there is dad and there'

this is far from over, jose >> steve patterson from oregon, new details about accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein's final days in jail. the medical examiner ruled his death suicide by hanging his attorneys say they're not satisfied and they plan to do their own investigation. kathy park reports >> reporter: tonight, jeffrey epstein's attorneys fighting back against the medical examiner's ruling that their client died from a suicide by hanging writing, it is indisputable that the authorities violated their own protocols, the defense seemed fully intent to conduct its own independs anat may show the>> the metropolitan corrections center will respond to subpoenas, but they require a written authorization from the client in this case, that's a little complex because the client is no longer living. >> reporter: friday's autopsy doesn't diminish the probe into how this could have happened for a profile inmate who should have been checked by guards every 30 minutes one of the questions magnified about startling details in manhattan's jail cell. >> we talked to attorneys who said that the

nathan patterson goes from a regular 23-year-old dude with a dream to a professional baseball player.adar booth set up for fans at a july rockies game, patterson threw some serious heat, an impressive 96 miles per hour. his brother posted the video online and it blew up. the oakland a's were calling him with a deal just a few days later. >> the percentage of prospects who do something like what nate patterson did, who can make it to the major leagues, the odds are so stacked against you to do that. the reason that this story so is interesting is because it doesn't happen very often, if at all. >> reporter: patterson hadn't played since high school but stepped back on the diamond last august. then in the middle of his training he almost lost it all after a car accident. patterson dedicated himself to physical therapy, joining a rec league to stay in shape, working to be ready for this moment. on instagram patterson calls the journey a roller coaster and thanks his family for always supporting him in his dream. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >> that is so cool. >> thanks to maggie, y

now there's a group empowering people with disabilities to experience those same experiences steve patterson th day with life rolls on, helping others soar. >> reporter: it's a champions trail to the sea with lots of support, encouragement and love this summer day at new york's rockaw kim dunn hasn't been in the water in 22 years. >> the day i got injured was the last time i was in the ocean. >> reporter: all possible helping people living with disabilities experience the thrill of catching a wave. ty duckett says this is a day where his disability doesn't define him >> i felt in love, immediately the first wave i took. i fell in love with it >> good energy, good vibe. >> reporter: jesse founded the group after he was paralyzed in a surfing accident >> i feel like i'm definitely changing people's lives. for me it was about helping other people with disabilities >> reporter: along the southern california coast, volunteers in the venice beach are helping fe rolls on has he rails taught thousands of adaptive athletes how to skate and surf, but more 13-year-old sam strain diagnosed with a bone d

steve patterson reports. >> keep going, run out that way. >> reporter: moments before the mass murder in el paso, the suspect detailed his plans and ideology on a forum named 8chain making it the third mass shooting connected to the unregulated message board, a haven for white sprems supremacists >> because they can do it anonymously, it's very different for law enforcement to intervene. >> reporter: the suspect praised the new zealand mosque shooter, who also posted on the site before killing 51 people that diatribe also inspiring an apparent copycat who five weeks later opened fired at a poway synagogue after posting on 8chan. >> they see something an they want to emulate them. >> reporter: the anti-defamation league in 2018, 78% of the murders were carried out b white supremacists fbi director, christopher wray version of what you might call white supremacist violence. >> reporter: terror experts warn that posts like that on 8chan would motivate another attack. the founder told "the ne york times" to shut down the site, that it's not doing the world any good steve patterson, nbc ne

kate >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> up next tonight, the new threat from north korea. growing concerns kim jong-un could be building a submarine, capable of firing nuclear missiles andrea mitchell has the new photo evidence >> reporter: new satellite images from north korea suggesting what could be a new major nuclear threat from the regime kim jong-un's first submarine able to fire ballistic missiles according to two national security experts no test appears imminent, but it appears to confirm kim's claim last month when he inspected a w nuclear tip missileaurine woy hard to track, very hard to target, very hard to preemptively stop.despe three m president trump over the past 14 months, kim is expanding and improving his weapons, not denuclearizing as he promised. still, the president keeps downplaying a barrage of recent short range missile launches, all banned by the un >> i have confidence that in the end, kim jong-un who i've gotten to know very well, will do the right thing. >> reporter: kim jong-un is expected to speak thursday in a rare second meeting this year

nbc's steve patterson on what they found inside and how they finally caught him >> there we go there's the front door >> reporter: this is the solar powered bunker in rural wisconsin where sheriff's deputies say a fugitive spent three years cut off from the world.he bunker itself from completely lined from floor to ceiling with everything, everything you can imagine >> reporter: in 2016 jeremiah button vanished three weeks before his trial on child sex c. investigators say he built a hd found in ae out, stock land fill. button set up solar panels on the bunker's roof to power led and even a television. there was a pedal powered generator for cloudy days. >> he had several mechanical engineering books inside >> reporter: months ago a hunter spotted a log door on an embankment and last friday curiosity got the best of him. >> then i come around the corner a little bit and there he is laying in his bed. i was shaken when i went in. >> reporter: he called police. button was arrested after a 20 minute stand off >> we can't see inere were no w. it was pretty intense calling him out. >> repor

ryan patterson for the permit holder, i appreciate the time to talk.ve been out in the hallway talking. >> no blood. >> we have agreed that the appellant is going to withdraw the appeal. we are going to cancel the permit promptly with d.b.i. and we are going to meet in the immediate future prior to the hearing for the lawsuit. if the board is board is amenable to that. >> we are because it is up to you guys to work it out otherwise you will be back here again. >> so should be continue it until they cancel it then accept the withdrawal so that way it ensures the permit will be cancelled? >> that is what we were going to say. >> i think that is appropriate. >> and that will happen administratively. each of us will sign the form and the rest will happen administratively. >> shall we make a motion to continue the item to some arbitrary date and then if it is cancelled -- >> then i can dismiss it. we don't even need a withdrawal. >> exactly. >> let's do that. >> a motion to continue the item until -- until whatever what everybody wants. >> his or any public

shark tales. >> i'm going to definitely look around wherever i go in the water. >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news. >>> tonight severe storms are on the move across several states. some 52 million people at risk in parts of new york and new england. the main threats, potential tornadoes, damaging wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour, and large hail we are of course keeping a sharp eye on it all >>> those massive wildfires in the amazon are getting worse, and climate experts are calling the situation dire, saying the very air we breathe is in jeopardy anne thompson now on how these fires are putting our planet in peril. >> reporter: this is brazil's dry season, when wildfires dot the amazon but not like this. three weeks of raging fires setting off alarm bells around the captured it from space. a cold weather system helped by changing winds pushing smoke into cities more than a thousand milesporting a stagg number of fires, almost 73,000 since january, an 83% increase over last year why the rise human activity is suspected, particularly burning clear land for farming, ranching, and mining,

riverside trying to determine why a gunman killed one officer and injured two others nbc's steve patterson has the latest >> reporter: harrowing moments for police under heavy fire. officers ducking for cover, locked in a life and death shootout all erupting on a busy highway in the middle of monday's evening rush hour. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: 34-year-old california highway patrol officer andre moye pulled over the suspect during a routine traffic stop when he was attacked, shot and killed. his stepmother in agony. >> he was such a nice, good, kind-hearted person. he was so young. >> reporter: police say the suspect, 49-year-old aaron luther, was killed at the scene. his father dennis says he watched the gun battle play out on television. >> he got what he deserved you don't go do that kind of stuff and expect to walk home. >> reporter: two other c.h.p. officers were wounded as commuters ducked for cover >> that bullet went straight in the middle of my windshield, missing my head and my two kids. >> reporter: tonight investigators hoping to pin down a motive as police across the countr

. >> sreenivasan: an hour south of raleigh, tobacco farmer ryan patterson began growing hemp twr ago. he started with just 300 plants in a greenhouse.r, this ye planted 120 acres. what'd your neighbors think? "he's... he's growing pot"?ve >> yeah,body. i used to be called the 'mato man because i grow greenhouse tomatoes.ry and now, edy calls me the weed man. >> sreenivasan: ( laughs ) >> guess you could be called worse.>> reenivasan: hemp looks and smells like its cousin plant, marijuana, and is also part of the cannabis family. the primary psychodifference: compound in marijuana is tetrahydrocannabinol, or t.h.c. it what gives people a hig hemp contains t.h.c., too, but in much smaller amounts. under federal law, legal hemp must contain less than 0.3%. recreational marijuana in states like washington contains an average of nearly 20% t.h.c., more than 60 times as much. >> can you see? >> sreenivasan: yeah. franny tacy is a former pharceutical sales rep who says she found her calling in hemp farming. her farms.11 acres of he on >> hemp is the only crop that can feed, clothe, shelter a

have posted it is raising questions about those websites that spew hate and violence nbc's steve patterson reports. >> keep going. run out that way >> reporter: moments before the mass murder in el paso, the suspect detailed his plans and ideology in a post on the internet forum 8chan making it the third mass shooting connected to defy the unregular 4r5i9 unregular lated message board. >> it is difficult for law enforcement to intervene >> reporter: the suspect praised the new zealand shooter before killing 51 people. that diatribe also inspiring an apparent copy cat who five weeks later opened fire at a poway, california, synagogue after posting on 8chan >> they see something, and they want to emulate them >> reporter: the antidefamation league found that in 2018, 78% of the 50 murders committed by extremists in the u.s. were carried out by white supremacists fbi director christopher wray testified about the threat >> a majority of the domestic terrorism cases that we have investigated are motivated by some version of what you might call white supremacists. >> reporter: terror experts war

nbc's steve patterson has the details. >> reporter: speaking through montana's massive grasher park, tragedy for a utah family >> rock fell on a car causing facial trauma. >> reporter: monday a 14-year-old girl died when rocks from the mountain side above the road's east tunnel rained down on the family vehicle, piercing the windshield, killing the teen and injuring her parents tourist pat cummings was three cars behind. >> oh, my heart dropped. i could hear a woman screaming hysterically >> reporter: park officials describe it as a freak accident. it came on t same day as another recent rock fall in michigan drone video capture kayakers narrowly avoiding being crushed when a larged the scenic rocks geologists say rock falls occur naturally all the time the magnitude of the ones we saw in michigan and montana are incredibly rare. the last fatal injury from rocks recorded on that road in glacier was 1996 >> thanks to steve patterson for that report. >> still ahead, coca-cola shakes things up with a new flavor. and new yorkers get their buns in gear to get a taste of hot dog ice cream.

florida wednesday morning a woman in hawaii is recovering after she was bitten twice nbc's steve patterson has their stories of survival. >> reporter: with every new step he takes, 11-year-old christian mariani will be reminded how lucky he is to walk at all >> the scariest feeling i think that i have ever experienced in my life. >> he has a fish bite to the leg. >> reporter: that call came in from fort lauderdale tourist sunbathing by th they heard a chilling sound. >> the boy was screaming outside, just jumped out of the water. >> reporter: emergency workers say christian suffered a small puncture wound on his right foot that painful picture shows first responders patching up the result of what was likely a shark bite >> i feel more lucky than unlucky. i know it's a very low chance to get bit by a shark >> reporter: just a day earlier and a few thousand miles away, another attack first responders treating a 26-year-old woman in kona, hawaii, bitten twice in the lower back and hip, but escaping with her life. they're the latest in a series of summer shark attacks, stoking fears near coast

ryan patterson on behalf of the project sponsor 45cally bra. i want to give you an update working with neighbors. >> this is the matter of continuance. >> to september 19 to conclude notionations. >> thank you. any other public comment on items proposed for continuance. public comment is proposed. >> move to continue items 1, 2, 3, 17a and 20. >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to continue items as proposed. (roll call). so moved. that passes unanimously 5-0. under the consent calendar. >> 17p on the variance continued to september 19th as well. thank you. >> that will place us under the consent calendar for item 4. this matter constitutes your consent calendar and is considered to be routine by the planning commission. it may be acted by a single roll call vote. there is no separate discussion until the staff requests where it will be considered as a separate item. 2019-006116 at 2621 ocean avenue conditional use authorization. >> any member of the public have public comment on this item number 4 on the consent calendar? without public co

. >> two weeks ago nathan patterson tried the speed page of the colorado rockies game and hit as highty-six miles per hour. he did the same at a aaa game last year. that video, it went viral and the speed caught the attention of the a's who had been talking to the twenty-three-year-old since january. and on thursday the green and gold signed him to a minor- league contract. patterson will start his professional career with oaklands rookie league team in arizona. >> that just kind of sealed the deal. >> yeah [ laughter ] they are like okay. >> they have been kind of watching him. >> we like his consistency. >> how old is he? >> twenty-three. >> oh, okay, about timeline. >>> you've probably seen the youtube videos of skateboarding dogs. >> today some showed the same skills on the water. today was the world dog surfing championships. it started at 9 am this morning and went until 2 pm in pacifica. it also included other dog competitions and a pet wellness fair for folks whose dogs weren't too keen on surfing. >> it looked like he was getting ready to do something. i wouldn't blame him. t

patterson will start his professional career with oakland's rookie league team in arizona. apparently, he played high school baseball, but he didn't have much of an arm then but he kept working at it and working at it, and finally, he is here today with a minor league contract and he has a shot. >> he worked at it and work at it.>> i saw a curve ball at the oakland a's game that was 70 mph. >> you tow 96 and hopefully you get it on video. >> that was while. >> control is another issue. it should be great. >> thank you. >>> the mayor has invited the army corps of engineers new commander to come down to see what in the world is going on with this river. i will have that story coming up. >>> tesla hit with another lawsuit over a deadly crash. the question, did the autopilot technology do enough to prevent the driver from colliding with a semitruck. >>> phony guacamole. how some restaurants are getting creative to avoid soaring avocado prices.>>> you are watching the news at 5:30. >> a northbay river is in such bad shapes, boats can't pass. today a big chance to convince the fe

the oakland as signed patterson to a minor league deal yesterday.asn't pitched in a real game since high school but he said he's been working on it for nine months, guys. this is one of those lessons. never give up on your dreams. hard work pays off. if you still want to be a pitcher in major league baseball -- >> andy scholes. >> -- you can do it. >> you've spoken the words i wanted to hear. i'm going to get back into gym and fix this rotator cuff. >> tommy john, come back stronger. >> good to see you. >>> there's hope for an end to america's longest war. the latest on peace negotiations with the taliban in afghanistan. we've got that next. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells, for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. coolsculpting, take yourself further. dealing with psoriatic

and today patterson joined us on midday live.e's in arizona with one of the a's rookie league affiliates. >> it was honestly at first very surreal. you know, in the very beginning days and weeks, it was kind of like i was pinching myself, telling myself to wake up from this dream. being down here and getting more comfortable with the clubhouse and coaches and trainers and xwiz and talking to my family, it's real and it's happening and i'm a professional baseball player. >> how fun is this. patterson hasn't played organized baseball since high school. but he might pitch in a game. an actual game in arizona this week. >> wow. that is so good for him. >> drake is upsetting some beatles is fans. so the rapper recently toppled multiple chart records long held by the iconic group. to commemorate the achievement he got an abby road inspired tattoo of the fab four and included himself look back at the group. his image is also holding up his hand to either waive good-bye to the group or stop them from crossing. many fans feel it is disres

. >> we want to take a live look at wright patterson air force base in ohio.ump is scheduled to land there any moment. a multistate visit. will the president be able to put partisan politics aside and act as healer in chief? we'll talk about that next. boutt if your gums bleed when you brush, you may have gingivitis. boutt and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums, and possibly... tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. >>> the republican who represents dayton, congressman mike turner, has an a rating from the national rifle association is and last year posed a ban on semiautomatic firearms. he released a statement saying i will support legislation that prevents the sale of military style weapons to civilians, a magazine limit, and red flag legislation. the carnage these military style weapons are able to produce when available to the wrong people is intolerable. his daughter was just across the street during the shooting. republican political consultant and contributor

steve patterson tells us about the bold project to bring them back >> reporter: call it a comeback for. >> oh, hi. >> he's like please let me go. >> reporter: if you listen closely, you can actually hear the san francisco zoo making history in these tanks. >> they make fun noises >> reporter: they're bringing back california's iconic red legged frog, the state amphibian, by first breeding a new generation in captivity at the san francisco zoo. immortalized in literature thanks to author mark twain, these amphibian ambassadors were basically wiped out at yosemite national park thanks to natural and manmade enemies. a sign not to take lightly. >> amphibians are definitely what we consider the canary in the coal mine. an animal that you have in the environment if they start to decline they tell you something about the environment. >> now after being gone for decades, the red legged frog is ready to go back to yosemite first zoo biologists embed tracking chips in the frogs' skin to track their new life here then finally after a life in captivity, they're ready for their first leap into the

nate patterson, threw 96. didn't play college ball. he's 23-year-old.er. when he did it again they signed him to a minor league contract. nate patterson will be a professional baseball player because he checked it 96 miles an hour. >>> so many story lines in 49 camp but one dominates in media circles and with the team. >> we have jimmy garoppolo right here. training camp 2019. easy. all eyes on that right knees ajimmy g prepares to comprise his role at g b-1. it was week three last year. he tore he's a acl. >> do you need to learn to slide. >> that reaction happens to know when the journey is over, don't take the extra hit. situational keepsy. i think for the most part you have to be smart. >> you never tell other guy not the scramble. i loved what you saw today. a quarterback that will run it hurts the defense. >> the raiders biggest stardom nateing camp discussion. he's not there. jon gruden present but his prize wide receiver was not. antonio brown not to practice field. he made a cameo on tuesday, has not been seen since. >> i think we're all disapp

this is again wright patterson air force base. also worth pointing out that there were actually three active duty airmen from wright patterson air force base who sustained some minor injuries early sunday morning while they were evacuating the scene of that mass shooting in the oregon district there in dayton. it's an air force base this is northeast of dayton, ohio, as we watch the president continue to talk to some of the folks there who have assembled on the ground meet him. we've got to wonder what the president's saying to them and what they are saying to the president of the united states. gabe gutierrez has been on the ground there in dayton, ohio, since all of this went down over the weekend. gabe, what has been the reaction there? in dayton splisk to president trump's visit? >> actually you were talking about we were starting to see some protests here and from our camera position, it's tough to see with some traffic being backed up, this is in front of ned pepper's bar near where that shooting happened. you can see there

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the biggest surprise is the inclusion of noi's patterson, currently ranked 620 in the world after takingsweden and spain, with netherlands, germany, norway and france also represented. the usa will be aiming to win the biennial event for the third time in a row — but europe have won the solheim cup on the last two occasions it was played in scotland. everyone really is just happy to know what the team is and who is in it. it's been a long process and obviously the ones that qualified automatically and then it's most just fall for the rest, but, you know, were all together. we had a great day this morning playing, perfect weather. it would be nice if we had that in september. but, yeah, i think we all enjoyed the golf course, it is in fantastic shape. so we re course, it is in fantastic shape. so were all very excited and we can't wait to get back here in september. and jofra archer faces the media at lord's on monday ahead of a probable attest debut on monday. he missed the first test defeat against australia in the ashes because of a strain, but he's fully fit now, expected to replace t

we can track when things become more patterson -- partisan. how did we get here? how can we figure out and navigate away back. host: whether it is president trump or other current political issues, how hard is it for you as a teacher to keep your views in check and listen to what they have to say? eleanor: the most important thing that i see my role as is teaching them how to think independently. that starts with research. how can you conduct research to verify things you find online? we like to think as adults that young people are geniuses with technology. dig a native's know exactly what they are doing. --y know the shortcuts digital natives who know exactly what they are doing. they know the shortcuts. parents don't think we can teach our kids technology skills. we have to. they don't know how to verify if things are true or not that they see online. they see conspiracies on youtube and take it as gospel truth. as a core of teaching them how to identify what is true and what is not, we can apply those politics as well. it is the same tame on the potential syst

in the box look of converting the ensuing penalty to make it 1. 5 minutes before half time neil's patterson took advantage of poor positioning by the padded born defense to put fribourg in front to one better born coach jeff and baumgartner voiced his displeasure and earned a yellow card the 1st for a coach in but just league history in the final minute chang one kwan tapped into round out the $31.00 scoreline a perfect start to the campaign for fribourg. of course we're very happy to have this nice feeling and i think it's important to have 6 points up to 2 games and you can't do better than get promoted better born meanwhile have played their hearts out but failed to reap any reward. here's a look at the results from match day to say that every team behind me a score to go except the shock at the top and that's also the most important results of the day as buying fans can breathe a sigh of relief they have their 1st win of the season 3 is the magic number for the team's hoffenheim leverkusen freiburg and open on friday they all scored 3 in their wins that's 26 goals so far but we can expe

patterson... wrinkles send the wrong message. sorry.new downy wrinkleguard. >>> good sunday morning to you. it is 6:26. we're taking a live look outside, san francisco from san bruno mountain on what looks to be a beautiful sunday. thanks for joining us. i'm scott budman in for kira klapper alongside vianey arana who has a look at the microclimate forecast. good morning. >> you like yesterday? >> i did. >> you're going to like today. in true california fashion, i'll say it feels a little chilly outside compared to what we've been seeing, even though it's 60 degrees in most areas. look at san francisco, we've got the sun coming up. notice we can see the golden gate bridge so not too much fog. we'll have a couple clouds lingering through the early morning. san jose at 61 degrees, thanks to the sea breeze, we're going to get a much cooler day, in fact, today's expected to be one of the coolest days so far. so it's actually going to be cooler than what we saw yesterday. here is a look at your microclimate highs for this afternoon, 82 degree

s asunder patterson has reported extensively on the afghan war can tell us more welcome. let's start by putting these 2 events together but the taliban currently in the middle of peace talks with the united states so why carry out this bombing i think it's about leverage at the negotiation table if we just look at this month of july if i can share the statistics with you with the u.n. has just put the maalik in the month of july alone we saw more than 1500 civilian casualties that is killed and injured and that means almost 50 casualties a day that is because of a big spike in a text like the one today we saw in kabul but also we see a rise in let's say air raids and night raids so everybody is power mongering because that is about leverage at the negotiation table taliban want to prove you know we can strike the heart of the capital at any point of time we want to and surely. if you are exploding detonating borne bomb as happened today even if you do that in front of a police station or recruitment center for the police you are meant to hit civilians because it is in the

nathan patterson throwing 96 miles-an-hour fastball at a speed pitch challenge in colorado. the oakland a's saw patterson's video that went viral. that got him a shot at the big-time. up next, president trump rails against hollywood's anti-conservative views, like those shown in the movie "the hunt". what are they hunting? deplorables of course. how many more slip-ups like this can joe biden handle? how much can we handle? >> mom lived in long island for ten years or so, god rest her soul, and although wait, your mom's still alive. your dad passed. one point trillion dollars in tax cuts. lou: we will take it all up, right after this quick break. right after this quick break. stay with us. lou: another biden verbal meltdown on the campaign trail. here's what he said in iowa about the intelligence of children. >> poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids -- wealthy kids, black kids, asian kids. think how we think about it. we think no, we're going to dumb it down. they can do anything anybody else can do, given a shot. lou: think about it, they are going

steve patterson has more on the incredible encounter. >> reporter: a yellow stone vacation is supposed to be about seeing wildlife. they'd see it this close. >> they're right in frof >> reporter: bruce and julie took their kids to the park last week. they were hoping to avoid a close call. >> we were totally judging people that were getting too close. >> reporter: on their trip it became clear a rumbling stampede was headed right for them. >> don't, don't. all they could really do was brace for impact. >> the only thing we could have done different was like go to disney or something. >> reporter: then came bruce's realization. >> i can't believe we didn't take the insurance. >> reporter: a big repair bill, a small price to pay for an encounter with wild animals. nb. >>> inspiring america. the coach teaching players how to win even in defeat. >>> in tonight's inspiring america, a new jersey coach guided his young team to the little league world series. it's the lesson he taught them after their defeat that will empower them through many seasons in their lives. >> reporter: the highlight

jake patterson confessed to shooting the girl's parents and abducting the girl in october. she escaped. she said she never wanted to see the family home again because of the horrifying memories. patterson told investigators he targeted the girl after randomly seeing her board a school bus. he pled guilty to murder and kidnapping and he now will serve the rest of his life in prison with no parole. a man in southern california went on a rubbing and stabbing spree, killed four people and hurt to others. police said they finally arrested a suspect who was full of anger and nearly cut a man's nose off. it happened in two towns, grove and santa ana. that started at the suspects apartment complex, then a bakery, a cash check cashing store, a subway, a bakeshop and finally ended at a 7-eleven. marianne rafferty is reporting. >> multiple crime scenes and the stabbings appear to be random. four people are dead and two are badly wounded. the first of five related knife attacks have been at an apartment complex for that suspect lived around 4:00 p.m. yesterday. but officers responded t

nathan patterson throwing 96 miles-an-hour fastball at a speed pitch challenge in colorado. saw patterson's video that went viral. that got him a shot at the big-time. up next, president trump rails against hollywood's anti-conservative views, like those shown in the movie "the hunt". what are they hunting? deplorables of course. how many more slip-ups like this can joe biden handle? how much can we handle? >> mom lived in long island for ten years or so, god rest her soul, and although wait, your mom's still alive. your dad passed. one point trillion dollars in tax cuts. lou: we will take it all up, right after this quick break. right after this quick break. stay with us. fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right - by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right - by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right. with sofi. check your rate in 2 minutes or

robert mccormick's tribune, patterson and mccormick, they were cousins, had a paper in a connection. they all ran very similar kinds of materials in this media landscape in these newspaper landscape. the thing about 1932 is however conservative herbert hoover. for almost four solid years, the economy had gotten worse. month by month day by day. but some yukon from 1932, unemployment was estimate now in the neighborhood of 25 percent, it's very hard mccormick managed to be in favor of hoover. many other wise conservatives newspaper publishers were we should try something as roosevelt in may of 1932. so there was a kind of spectrum of roosevelt acceptance to probation in the present 1932. i might've been greater and you know, had he actually ran a more conservative campaign. it's also clear that many people like hearst a particularly indulge themselves in the illusion that once in office, they would influence him to do the kinds of things they wanted rather than what he wanted. her stew is a very much in favor of cutting taxes for example, ask roosevelt to do that and wanted him to do

, as well as patters patterson, simone boyce was that a young demonstrator said you know after all oflls, i got to change this. and it's affecting the way i think and i want some change. again, i don't know how old she was. she was in late teens or in college. >> yeah. she absolutely did an incredible job of speaking out for students demand action. i'll tell you, moms demand action volunteers are on the move this week. we have been for the last two weeks, honestly. you know, it started with a vigil at the white house last saturday in response to the shootings in gilroy and el paso and dayton but also in response to the 100 lives that are lost to guns every single day in this country. standing up for those families and those victims. we followed that with last saturday a forum here in the des moines area with 16 presidential candidates that came and shared their plan and their vision for gun violence prevention as part of their platform and what they plan to do when elected and also took time to meet with survivors. now this weekend we have over 100 rallies planned for cities all acros

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