>> reporter: kelly cochran, in handcuffs, is leading iron county police chief rizzo to a breakthroughught on body cam. >> she's saying everything is here, the skull -- >> reporter: a man named christopher regan has been missing for 18 months and kelly is the only person alive who may know what happened. >> dog's indicating. >> that's what it does? >> yep. >> without indication as to where kelly had just shown me, the dog went directly to that tree and indicated the scent and the source of human remains. >> reporter: for nearly two years, chief rizzo doggedly pursued this case that made headlines. brutal murders. allegations of cannibalism. and a cat and mouse hunt for justice across several states. this became your life? >> it did. >> it consumed you? >> it did. >> oh my god! >> reporter: chief rizzo's hunt for the truth is showcased in a two-part investigation discovery series "dead north" which weaves hours of real police body cam and tear deviation footage with glossy re-enact manies. >> it's not a missing person case, this is a murder. >> reporter: it michigan's upper peninsula, o

an they retire rizzo for the first time. bryant.16 gameslder injury. ball one. >> tom: he g the ball out the other iway,t's really amazing. gswinoi the other way.is default lot. getting pitched inside a i'm assuming tuivailala will stay away in this sequence. they might show you in, but they don't want to get you out and in. >> len: 1-1. cardinals trying to give themselves a chance to take three out of f this weekend.n two of f theirst three by the cubs. 1-2. >> tom: tt's the swing there, i'v that's the pitch typically in the past he would tak out to the alley ind. right center fiel that fastball away. a little tardy on that one. it's underneath. he could go a little higher ghhe. >> len: puld to left. ozunaill lea his feet! and he's got it!el lo zuna with a couple of big catches tonight. that probably gives the cubs the lead. pp two outs, with a score had thal bl gottenhi by m. guess who leads off t ninth. yep, we're back in a minute. your all you can eat riblets. okay. enjoy. thanks. ♪ ♪ when i touch you like this ♪ and i hold you like that. ♪ it's so

anthony rizzo hit a walk—off homer in the ninth inning to lift the chicago cubs to an amazing 7—6 wind level in the 9th rizzo followed it up with the winning homer, his 13th of the season and the cubs overcame a five—run deficit to win the game and split the four match series. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. good morning. for most places the heatwave has reached its peak. what a peak it was. temperatures on thursday above 35 degrees in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london. further north in edinburgh, temperatures of 27 degrees. however, the heat sparks off thunderstorms, some of which will continue on friday. then for the weekend things will feel much fresher. the fresh air lies behind the bands of cloud, atlantic frontal systems heading our way. where we have the clumpy cloud is where we have thunderstorms breaking out on thursday evening. as we start friday morning the temperatures will be pretty high. 16 in belfast and newcastle. 20 in london. still some showers and t

rizzo, the only european side, now. rizzo, the only european side, now.n side left leg kick off against belgium. we will get to that against belgium. we will get to that a little bit later on in the programme. england are in position against the swedes this afternoon. our correspondence is there. it is a ufo type stadium. it looks wonderful. gareth southgate‘s maine task after all that euphoria and that penalty shoot out against colombia will beak to get his players re—gaining focus. yes, and to keep their feet on the ground. they went out and did something that no england team has ever done in a world cup, but judging by the way that they have been talking, i think that will be fairly simple for him, because they really have been taking it one game ata really have been taking it one game at a time. it is asked that have been carried away. they were clearly in high spirits today in training. they look like they were having great fun with each other, giving each other finance lifts and doing squats and jumping on it other. head stands. they have swapped th

what bryce harper and the nats gm mike rizzo arein sayg about th this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable streaming tv options. enjoy more choice and faster speeds-- giving you the ultimate value. click, call or visit a store today. you have a new job now, i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready. it happens every time. i've got it. and every time, she wins. you always do this. no, no. i insist. it's on me. alright. but you have the bb&t app with zelle who are you texting? oh, uh no one. i really should go back. and can pay the bill before she even leaves the restaurant. beth! ah... the taste of victory! bb&t. all we see is you. >>> hey. at 4:00, we're all still here. >> all still here. i know how passionate. >> you wanted him to stay. >> yes, i wanted him to stay. >> knowing you're on the anchor desk i'm g

you have a petition to recall rizzo by the end of the 70s. many of the people active in those political struggles are the same folks that were staging demonstrations in 1968 and in the years in between. the second thing that i would add is that we tend to think about nonviolent direct action is taking place on a massive scale. we pay attention to the march on washington and we pay attention to when thousands of like high school students show up at the board of education. i would suggest that it is much more constant in smaller doses when there are smaller groups of people who for instance decide to sit down in an intersection and shut down traffic for one hour. to make their point. then they get up and leave. similarly, you might have a dozen folks that go pick it outside a store where the owner is accused of unethical business practices but i think it is not only effective in pushing for this broader overall change but also effective in the very targeted campaign against local businesses, against local institutions, for specific grievances.

the pick-of throw gets away from cubs 1st baseman anthony rizzo... alan hanson... he can run.... the ball goes all the way into into the right field corner... hanson is around third and coming home... and he scores all the way from 1st on rizzo's error... 1-1 tie top 8th... this is pretty sweet... brandon crawford... wonder why he's an all-star and gold glover?... the great bare- handed grab and throiw to first base... pitcher mark melacon likes it... we go extra innings bottom 11th... bases loaded for pablo sandoval... and the panda comes through... the base hit through the drawn in 5-player infield... andrew mccutchen scores... sandoval is mobbed on the walk-off win final... 2-1 giants...andrew swarez... 6 ip, 3 hits, 0 runs... posey was 0-for-5 brandon belt is on a ballot of five players... one of which will be picked by the fans for the final national league all-star spot belt's giants teammates derek holland and hunter pence went to the "pro wrestling" motif in an effort to get belt into the all-star game..." let me tell you something, were the

president mike rizzo says turner has apologized to him and the organization.following statement saying, in part, i am sincerely sorry for those tweets a apologize wholeheartedly. i believe people who know meho understand regrettable actions do not reflect my values of whom i am. but i understand the hurtful nature of such language and i'm sorryf it brought any negative light to the nationals organization, to myself or the game that i love. >>> also, of course, we've got the game on the field. today against thein ma trouble in this second. oh, boy. this is the opposing pitcher, jose orrennia just his second hit in 31 at-bats this season. put the marlins up 1-0. orena also throws six innings of. blanked by the marlins 5-0. two straight losses for the nats. >>> it's hard to believe as we're stuck i this cul-de-sac of humidity and rain that one day in the notis toont future, we will enjoy crisp fall afternoons and football games played with meaning. with those images stuck in ourn eye, we deal with the reality that the redskins' 2018 journey really has only just b

permitting the barnes foundation to move into the city and what's the best location for the rizzo statue. i've weighed in onall of it and there are some things i have no idea what i was thinking . what does that even mean? i once took umbrage with a move to make the miss america pageant more about scholarship than beauty. long before the era of me too i may or may not have written these words. if the patent wants to become a televised mensa meeting, that's their choice but i have a hunch america wouldn't mind more of an old-fashioned beauty pageant, bring back a busty baton twirler. until then burke parks will continue to roll over in his grave. sometimes i had the privilege of breaking news. i was honored when the father of a fallen marine asked me totell his true family story . this is lance corporal matthew snyder. he died in 2006 in operation iraqi freedom. i remember this after matthew died, members of the so-called westborough baptist church showed up at his funeral holding despicable signs saying things like god hates fags. his father out snyder had to endure those thoughts while

john rizzo. carmen chu, i didn't acknowledge carmen chu. thank you for being here. do we have school board in the house? matt haney is here, thank you for being here. [applause] our former mayor art agnus. [applause] i think they like you, art. and i think that is it. have i gotten the former city college christie timwolfbridge. our first gay city college trustee tim, who paved the way and our constitute trustee simmons is here as well. there are some folks who worked on this campaign without whom i would not be here. they are led by my campaign manager, kyle she'lly who is going tsmealie.mckenzie ewuing d director. brendon shucard who did great work for us. and our fantastic interns i hope many of you will be coming into city hall with us. i know some of you are. scott carlson, john tell, jackie, jock steinberger. amelia -- i can't say her last name. and then i also want to acknowledge mark leno's campaign manager who will be coming in as another legislative aid in our office, aaron mundy. [applause] and last but not least wrapping up his business as a small busine

but if we look at sort of the period up until rizzo is elected mayor, there is more of a willingness on activists' part to see what they can get in terms of cooperation out the local establishment of the state. so particularly city hall, when it's under tape for instance. but i would say the city government is not necessarily regarded as an ally, it's more so regarded as ambivalent and sort of uncommitted to causes. so to take a couple of agencies in particular, things like the department of licenses and inspections, which is responsible for going around and inspecting housing and enforcing building codes and things, it's seen as pretty inept, understaffed, ineffective at carrying out its mission in improving housing. similarly, the philadelphia housing authority is trying all these programs to decentralize public housing, especially through the rehabilitation of what were then called used houses at the time. and they're having all kinds of problems with things like vandalism and shoddy contractor work in these homes. and so the philadelphia housing authority is sort of increasingly

and this turns into a situation where frank rizzo, then police commissioner, sort of unleashes a bus of fresh police recruits on to these kids who are protesting. the kids, understandably, run away. on their way, some of them smash some windows. so, is smashing windows while you are running away from an assault by police on what had been a peace. protest, does that count as violence? i'm not -- i think many people at the time would have said yes, but i'm not sure that our answer should be yes. >> i think the parallels in west germany are pretty extraordinary -- and not only accidentally because west german officials were so concerned to be skeptical of the american government precisely as rewriting the story, not as attacking nazis, but against communism. >> it starts out with the notion of what gets defined as violence in west germany, hanging a flyer without permission was illegal and therefore discussed as violence. any kind of protest that wasn't preregistered was illegal and therefore was constituted as violence. i would point out that the relatively small number of folks who pr

what we do know is that mike rizzo and the team have signaled to the rest of major league baseball ishey're are willing to listen t offers for bryce harper. he is the face of the franchise. he's bee a perennial all-star. he has 21 home runs, which is along the top for leaders in major league baseball. he's having a little off-season. but you have to t offer a loto get bryce harper. fans can see bothides ofit. take a listen. >> it's rough. but you have to look at the interests of the team. i would be sad to see him . but i would understand if they pulled the trigger. >> that's tme sen here. people understand the situation that the nationals are in this year. they're about six games out ofc first pnd out of the wild card. they have a lot of ground to make up. they're otsaying, why get the value for bryce harper now? we'll see. today will be a interesting day in major league baseball. the yankees, the dodgers,he indians linked to possibleth tas ryce harper now. back to you. >> crossing our fingers. >>> 5:38. another nats all-star makin headlines for tweeting. it's not what you might thin

read it on a summers evening you write like one the rizzo special place in hell for those that lead others astray say hi to hitler when you get there. that was a nice one. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening everyone. tonight we are pleased to welcome peter stark. and his book illuminates the time in george washington's life is often overlooked the years that made him the leader of our country as an adventure writer and resides in missoula montana were not traveling he has appeared in the new yorker and the new york times among others. his works include a new york times bestseller and one the literary award that was adopted into a play for centerstage after the conversation we will have q&a and book signing will also be available on the back thank you for being tonight please join me to welcome peter stark. >> thank you. thank you for having me and c-span for being here and all of you for coming here tonight. it is great to see you all. can everybody hear me? so what i will do is read three passages from this book and i will set each one into historical context and then afterwards we

i want to go to sourdough rizzo -- salvador rizzo in "the washington post" today, who do the obligatorythat bizarre -- off the mark? was it that bizarre? the fallout from capitol hill has been as italy critical, not just from democrats, republicans as well. most notably, i was struck by paul ryan. this is the first time using a very aggressive statement against this president since he announced his retirement. tom: 10 times in the last 12 hours, people have said to me, when do they act? went to the cabinet officers act? wednesday the administration officials act? windy were -- when do the cabinet officers act? when do the admin assertion officials act? kevin: i have not seen any evidence as of now. tom: why? kevin: midterm elections. you have to go into the hearts of some of these districts where their constituents are. quite frankly, the president yesterday, while receiving a lot of criticism, does speak for a contingency of voters. tom: ok, but in a congressional district in a state that trumped percentage over secondary clinton, those people urpport what he said about ou intelligence

and this all-timer -- anthony rizzo of the cubs basically eaten by the tarp down the right field sidend i tell you what, one of the most sensational plays of the young season has got to be the picture -- pitcher of the brewers -- he rolls over and sees nobody is at the bag, dives and makes the play himself -- check him out on this all-star tuesday. the american league has won again for six straight years. it is 11:00 and it's time for more news. >>> six uc berkeley police officers are fired after being charged with sleeping on the job during their overnight shift. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> fired for claiming they were on patrol while actually sleeping on a couch. hello again everyone, i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. they were relieved of duty last year but the terminations came today. debora villalon has more on how they were caught. >> reporter: sleeping, hanging out -- it happened in this building that houses math and economics. in the library here became their late- night lounge.t ytime officers release -- relieved by overnight cops workin

nats general manager and president mike rizzo says turner has apologized to him and to the organization. turnerish you'd following statement saying in part, quote, i'm sincerely sorry forse t tweets and apologize whole hotteredly. those who know me don't reflect my values or who i am, and i understand the hurtful nature of such language and i'm sry to such language and i'm sry to bring any z2x55z z16fz y2x55y y16fy >>> the person sitting nex to you on your next flight could be documenting your every me. an undercover government program puts unsuspecting passengers unsfabs. it's called quiet sky. air marshals on board planes watching passengers without any criminal history or on any terror watch list. they are selected for surveillance if there are other foreign travel or factors that raise red flags. the "boston globe" broke the story on this program which has been in practice for some reasons. >> things they wrote down, are you talking on a phone? what are you reading something? are youing if to the bathroom? e you looking in a weird direction? do you change your clothes on the plane o

you a racist and very evil you accuse me of i read it on a summers evening you write like one the rizzospecial place in hell for those that lead others astray say hi to hitler when you get there. that was a nice one. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening everyone. tonight we are pleased to welcome peter stark. and his book illuminates the time in george washington's life is often overlooked the years that made him the leader of our country as an adventure writer and resides in missoula

but nats general manager and presiden mike rizzo says he believes in this team. we'll have more on therade deadline and the natsoming up on "news 4 at 6:00." >>> am i the only one who thinks we need an ax smith beach calendar? am i the only one after seeingt ? the pictures were really good. >> yeah. >> he'sery photogenic. >> nothing like carrying boulders under water and looking good at it. >> i'll makehieasy turn because earlier i tweeted out and also photogenic the sky right now behind us. >> yes, it is. it's a beautiful day. > it is a beautiful day overall. >> yeah. >> showers out there. >> only some isolated showers out there, and a i'm tracking these in parts of fauquier county and into parts of frederick county, maryland, moving into loudoun county and srts of clark's county starting to some rain pushing into the area. you can see this on storm team 4 raryr and very light rain and most of us will be dry ound the evening hours. areas of rain are overnight tonight and as we look through tomorrow. during the morning and midday and most of e early afternoon hou

not be traded this after multiple reports that the team was listening to offers general manager mike rizzooing anywhere. he will become a free agent at the end of the season. you're up to date. i will send it back to you, scott. >> maybe trying to get something for him now. i don't know >> maybe never know >> might be a revolt of the fan pace down there if they trade him. thank you. >> you got it. >> baseball watching share of american airlines down double digits this year. traders betting on a rebound jon at the telestrator with the options moves he is tracking in that stock >> doc, talk to me about it. i think it was an upgrade yesterday. >> exactly >> we had it on the show call of the day. >> there you go. call of the day yesterday. up 89 cents today, about two and a quarter percent. this is one you'll have a long-term perspective on because they were buying january calls not a short-term hit long-term. so january 46 calls, they bought about 10,000 of those very quickly. paid i think about 85 cents, judge. i like the trade i think these guys are going to perform and for 86 cents, i can

next up, anthony rizzo. >> cubs were down 6-1 in the fifth inning. go ahead, rizz, go ahead.e air! >> go ahead! >> oh, yes! homer! >> ah, matinee special many they love it. there we go in the bullpen. they just love it when a lefty hits a home run. just dips down and puts it out. the shot earned chicago the dramatic 7-6 victory over the diamondbacks. meanwhile, the cubs are primed to pad their starting rotation, reportedly set for a deal to add the arm of texas lefty cole hamels to their bullpen. exact details about what the rangers receive in return, we'll find out later. to new york, they have acquired toronto lefty in exchange for will bill mckenny. happ has a good record against the red sox. while the yankees strength in the starting rotation with that move, they may have a bigger problem. star slugger aaron judge made an early exit from last night's game against the orioles after he was hit on the wrist by a 93 miles per hour fastball. he turns into it. right at the bottom of his right wrist. the yankees announced judge sustained a chip fracture. here is the good news. r

of the standings in the national league after recording their sixteenth win of the season anthony rizzo hitting a walk off home run in the ninth inning as the cubs overturned a five run deficit to beat the arizona diamondbacks seven six and just look at those celebrations. now potential world cup title fight world title fight awaits the winner of saturday's heavyweight boxing bout between joseph parker and dillion white the pair have each lost just once in their careers both being beaten by unified champion anthony joshua new zealand's pahlka lost has to be zero belts to joshua on points in march and is promising a more course of approach against white. then and is hosting the world rally championship this week estonia's tomic holds a slim lead with two stages remaining on friday ten i can always mugs all spoke have been trading the lead throughout the day's eight stages while world championship lead to the no phil has dropped time throughout the day is now almost two minutes off the pace. now the new n.f.l. season doesn't kick off until september but the teams are already back in camp

rizzo? >> james tate. >> i think there's a comment this about how it's seen in philadelphia, i don't know. anyway, i'd like to hear what other people think. >> so that offers a different way of thinking at the time. in terms of lel of interpretation it's -- level of interpretation. and his perception of people and his parents what they would have seen or perceived or read in the paper. there's a newspaper clipping that also went along with this too. so how can the stories mediate that gap or what does it take? or is that a gap that should be mediated? and maybe historians aren't necessarily such great story tellers sometimes. so are there ways in which we should tell these stories differently do you think? >> i'd like to comment on this. i think one of the things that comes out in this letter i think is fear. and from a historian's perspective, it's interesting. because once you find out the statistics from the u.s. army, you can understand how terrified this person actually is. and this is

rizzo? >> james tate. >> okay. so it is an interesting, and maybe a comment there, too, about how it is going to be seen in philadelphia, i don't know, but anyway, i would like to hear what other people think. >> and so, so, that is going to offer a different way of thinking to tex tent to which there was perspective even at the time to the extent that this level of interpretation, there is always a relationship between him and vietnam and obviously with him and his parents and what they would have seen or read in the paper, and the newspaper clipping that went along, too. and so how can these stories mediate that gap or what does it take, or is that something, a gap that should be mediated, and maybe historians are not necessarily the great storytellers sometime, and so are there ways in which we should tell the stories differently do you think? >> i'd like to comment on this. i think that one of the things that comes out in this letter, i think that is fear. and from the historian's perspective, it is interest, b

. >> elie rizzo, i'm also from iowa city, so go hawks. i was curious there's a lot of flexibility in what you can apply for in a 1332 waiver so i was wondering if any of you have a sense as to why states have -- so many states have decided to pursue reinsurance as their main avenue in their 1332 waivers instead of another solution. >> you know, one of the -- one of the main reasons is that when price was the secretary he sent a letter to all the governors saying pursue reinsurance. so that was like a signal, like we're open to this, this is a way that you can finance your reinsurance, or a high risk pool. they mentioned both of those options. and alaska was the first one and they said go look at what alaska did, we're open to this. so i think that was one of the -- one of the -- that was the thing to do. the other thing both alaska and minnesota which is kind of interesting had already built in infrastructure from their high risk pools. so they used their legislative -- they already had legislation on high risk pools, they just sort of wo

. >> son similares y las causas son tumores y pÓlipos en contra rizzo y garganta, infecciones y alergia >> no cuando estÁ durmiendo. >> solamente ella ronca. >> mi marido tambiÉn. >> ella duerme contigo. >> por ahora no. >> okay. >> estÁ en la jaula todavÍa. >> bueno has hecho algo para que deje de roncar un tipo de tratamiento? >> yo fui a ver a la doctora y me dijo que no habÍa problema que es normal. >> en el caso de ella es normal. >> no le afecta porque es simplemente en la noche cuando duerme, pero puedes causar problemas los que roncan en exceso, estÁn mas propensos a golpes de calor porque no respiran bien, no okay eje nano la sangre * bien, y con problemas crÓnicos se pueden morir. >> okay, pero no es el caso de ella. >> no. >> ahora hay diferentes forma de ronquido segÚn el tipo de raza y diferentes riesgos. >> diferente cero ruido y lo que puedes hacer en el caso de un ronquito leve es cambiar su posiciÓn como hacemos con los maridos. >> claro. >> segÚn esto para que dejemos de roncar y lo Único que hacen es despertarnos y dejamos de roncar. >> tambiÉn puedes poner un aire hu

mike rizzo, the general manager of the nation always says trea turner, this is not the behavior we'vet the new york yankees, yeah, he conducted himself as part of our team and apologized. the new york yankees will unretire mickey mantles tweet in 1961. that's my comment on the whole story. >> i think to play off this for a second. the question is should adults be held accountable for what you say as a teenager? i think major league baseball has done a good job of towing the line where the players have to go to diversity training. issue an apology but the punishments are short of a suspension and kids out there that are going better know the college admission folks look at social media profiles. it's a big deal. >> with all the money involved how are agents and teams not doing this work for the players? get on that. >> don't say it in the first place. >> bill: what happened to this financial reward? >> is it illegal to cheat on your spouse? that's the big question of the day? listen to this, a judge in north carolina ruled a man, keith king, will be awarded 8.8 million dollars from the