admiral rogers: no. we clear he the data multiple times through court approval. >> it is faster now? admiral rogers: that is under the old system. i'm try to give you a framework of the old system. under the new system, i cannot tell you right now. we are in the process of transition. the transition must be complete by the and of the november 28. we have not completed the process yet. that's why the legislation we had asked -- it will take a number of months to work with providers to make the technical changes on the provider site. >> sunday's new york times reported that our country will ask the chinese to embrace do nine nations code of conduct for cyberspace. -- the united nations code of conduct for cyberspace. from your perspective, will a cyber arms control agreement along these lines be valuable? will it be enforceable? admiral rogers: that is a broad policy question. in terms of the input, my opinion, the devil is always in the details. want to understand the specifics of exactly what we are talk

the man's name is roger kibbe, better known as the i-5 strangler. from 1977 until his capture in 1988, kibbe terrorized a northern part of california with his killing spree. police say he was given the nickname the i-5 strangler because of where he disposed of the bodies of his first three victims. though he doesn't look intimidating now, investigators say at one time this man was capable of overpowering women, raping them, and killing them at will. >> this is the doctor here, the man i told you about. >> hi, mr. kibbe. can you shake hands from where you are? would it be all right to remove his handcuffs? >> sure. >> is that okay by you? >> fine. >> kibbe admits to killing seven women. the police say it's more. kibbe is willing to talk to a forensic psychiatrist if he can avoid the death penalty. despite a wealth of evidence against him, authorities are willing to offer kibbe a plea deal. at 70 years of age, it is unlikely kibbe will be executed before he dies of natural causes, and the plea deal ensures he will cooperate with authorities as they at

roger: les habla roger borges.a la banda. miles audicionar pero sÓlo un selecto grupo lo hizo delante de ricky martin. a sus 14 aÑos jaime cross representando a puerto rico dejÓ en claro por quÉ fue que impresionÓ al jurado. >> yo quiero que ellas me digan-- yo pienso que es la pasiÓn que uno le da cuando canta, la fuerza, el sentimiento. roger: tambiÉn de la isla del encanto le costaba creer que habÍa calificado. >> les gustÉ bastante y pues pasÉ. roger: esos dos hermanos dominicanos, estaban disfrutando el momento. tÚ te salvaste por tu hermano. quÉ rico que pudieron pasar. >> gracias a dios gracias a la familia, las fans. roger: laura pausini le dijo que tenÍa que ser mÁs humilde ya que llegÓ un poco mÁs que confiado en sÍ mismo. >> sentÍa que era mi momento para brillar, para que vean que de lo que estoy hecho. roger: kevin gonzÁlez fue uno de los Últimos, lo hicieron sentir como toda una estrella. >> ya lo creo, un poco, me siento que es un sueÑo. roger: un sueÑo que todos estos talentosos tienen, y es el comi

roger: quÉ tal?ejandro sanz.. roger: cÓmo va a estar la dinÁmica entre tÚ, ricky pausini? >> laura es muy sincera, la obra es muy sincera, laura puede ser.. roger: cÓmo va a estar la dinÁmica entre tÚ, ricky pausini? >> laura es muy sincera, la obra es muy sincera, laura puede ser.. tremendamente sincera cuando, igual que es muy cariÑosa pero no se calla las cosas. roger: quÉ es lo que hace este show diferente? >> que mejor cosa que tener inmediatamente en cuanto sales de un concurso a un manager como ricky martin. alguien que ha sabido manejar su carrera de la forma en que lo ha hecho desde chico, desde que estaba joven. roger: vi muchos jÓvenes que tenÍan 14-15 aÑos que el talento que tenÍan era impresionante. >> a mÍ fue lo que me llamÓ la atenciÓn eso yo no apostaba tanto a los niÑos y 14-15 porque son chicos, muchos de ellos no se atreven, a lo mejor no tienen la personalidad desarrollada pero de repente abrÍan la boca y era una cosa impresionante. roger: lo Último que quieres decir a las person

one thing roger goodell is and all of the bosses who put their trust in roger goodell in the nationaltball league, this is a losing horse and a losing proposition. this is the fifth straight court case that the owners lost as roger goodell led them to court. yet this case is different from the others. the new orleans saints, adrian peterson, ray rice. at least roger goodell could say, i'm on the side of rice, on the side of cleaning up the league at dim-fwitted as it was it was a line he could sell to owners, the public and corporate partners. all you can sell in this case is i make george w. bush look like disraeli. >> it's been hard to understand the logic from the beginning. the conspiracy theorists said, look, kraft is buddies with goodell, one of his close friends. if you were to pick one person who is the face of the nfl it's tom brady, right? the guy is a superstar, model handsome, married to a model. five-time super bowl winner. this guy is everything. four, five times? >> yeah. also let's not forget white as the driven snow in a majority black league that they are selling to

roger: sabemos que van a estar muchas estrellas hay.de cuba? emilio: este papa ha hecho cosas muy lindas y ya hablamos. esperamos verte a ti allÍ. roger: vamos a ver si me dan el dÍa libre aquí. bueno, gracias, de nuevo. siempre, siempre... regreso con ustedes en los estudios, adelante. lidia: gracias, roger. tuvimos problemas de audio desde filadelfia con julio cÉsar. pueden ver vÍdeos de lo que estÁ pasando. a las 11 tendremos un informe completo sobre esta situaciÓn, donde jefe de la autoridad de vivienda; la concejal marÍa quiÑones sÁnchez y la representante leslie a costa con esta situaciÓn que ha causado mucho revuelo en la ciudad. cada vez mÁs a la familia que se siguen uniendo y desplazÁndose, viviendo como puedan en la calle. segÚn nuestro compaÑero nos comunicÓ, estÁn ofreciendo el departamento de vivienda estÁ haciendo ofrecimientos a las familias para que desalojen y vayan a un refugio que, por 12 meses, es libre de costo. es lo que nos estÁ comunicando. a las 11 vamos a tener un comunicado completo. como dije, reacciones de

julio: gracias roger! la banda!ros para impedir el ingreso de inmigrantes y gobernantes de suria. s se otorga medio millÓn mucho antes de lo previsto. existencia de vida, posible visiÓn al planeta rojo. comenzamos. presentador: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.

lets head over to the big board, with karen rogers in for david this afternoon. >> a significant amount of rainfall overnight into the morning hours, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows it's still wet in spot, mostly eat of philadelphia, near woodbury and glassboro, this is routes 206 near medford lakes, showers here as well as browns mills. radar is showing that and now we can see spotty showers through the region and certainly lots of clouds. lets show you right now how much rain we got, because just in the overnight hours, 1.2 inches and allentown over 2 inches, lancaster 2.41, mt. pocono 2.1 and millville 2.25. a significant amount of rainfall and this is just the beginning, we are looking at a number of days with wet conditions and that will affect us over the coming day. 77 in philadelphia and 78 in allentown un75 in millville, horribly humid out there and a warm day, if you are headed out to the union, it's cloudy and we can't rule out a shower and it will turn breezy and the dew points come down at this point and it will feel comfortable at 59 degrees for the forecast, but all

spy cheech says he doesn't have a handle how much data was taken and what was taken, and admiral rogers told the committee if china continues its current strategy where they insist they have access to the computers of businesses, whether they're government or whether they're private sector, roger said he cannot envision a long-term relationship with china on that basis. >> anything from capitol hill on is? >> reporter: the chairman of the house homeland security committee who gets regular briefings said the number of affected americans right now the estimated 21.5 million will go higher because the damage

karen rogers calling auto sick, it will be breezy, 76 degrees, partly sunny skies. nice and tuesday and wednesday, as well. warmer, chance of showers and thunderstorms by thursday afternoon. just about 5:11. 11 shootings in 12 days in arizona an 8-mile stretch around phoenix has police and drivers on edge. >>> family affair father and daughter are facing criminal charges for taking police on the high speed chase. >>> we have an accident you see the flashing lights, police penndot on the scene, the blue route, off ramp to saint david. and new jackknife tractor-trailer. >> the cult classic sequel will be shot in the delaware valley. details later in the morning buzz. consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent, i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit int

womannorth rogers and a -- edith nourse rogers. , she did some sort of intel, going to greenland and reporting back to the state department about the island and its significance. -- edithee women nourse rogers who stood up in congress, ruth ryan, the first ambassador, apparently showed roosevelt the slideshow of her trip to greenland which got him interested in the island. i think the story of those three women is interesting and kind of promote weightly think of polar exploration. steve: thank you very much for being with us. >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter at c-span history for information. ♪ when you look at the role that the supreme court is playing in our society now come our history series had to have relevance. as we thought about, what can we do to give relevance to our current programming, a series on the court made all the sense of the world. >> the court is an equal branch of government. it is the third branch of government. it still has fundamental impact. >> inside this el

empacadores-kansas mÁs tarde rogers aciertaba.er alcohol de los 21 a los 18 aÑos. ♪ ♪ reportero: beber hasta la india tiene consecuencias sociales y mÉdicas muy severas, muchos en universidad suele beber a escondidas porque tiene menos de 21 aÑos. parece que la idea de disminuir a 18 aÑos la edad para beber parece que tienen que ver consecuencias en lugares donde se dÉ a partir de los 18 aÑos aumentÓ un 13% la deserciÓn escolar y afecta mÁs a mujeres, afroamericanos e hispanos. ♪ ♪ estÁ comenzaron a nueva semana vamos a ver el clima parece prÓximos dÍas pasamos con guillermo. guillermo: amigo buenas noches ambos litorales tanto el pacÍfico como el atlÁntico continÚan con la presencia de tormentas tropicales en el caso de mÉxico, huracanes el prÓximo 30 de noviembre da por terminada la temporada oficial de huracanes por lo menos en ambos literales para nosotros en california se mantiene estable hacia el norte en la presencia de aire seco aunque hay influencia de humedad los nubledos que se ven el modelo a futuro estarÍan trayendo l

i mean, without roger he's tied for the all-time slams record. i mean, we're watching the greatest players in history right now. >> you won the u.s. open but then you were in the finals in wimbledon three times? >> three times. >> lost each of the three times to federer. >> yeah, batting a thousand. >> batting a thousand with federer. do you replay that in your mind and think if i had only done this? i mean, as all of us who are kind of lousy weekend tennis players do -- >> sure. >> that shot, this shot, that serve. if i had only done this differently it might have turned out differently? >> i don't. >> didn't at the time and don't now? >> no. i mean, frankly speaking there's a massive talent divide between roger and myself. he's -- the racket makes sense to him. you know, it just looks right in his hand. he has options, which i never had. you know, i had to kind of go serve, i had to play to strengths and try to do it. the '09 final, which is the one i was 16-14 in the fifth, the last one that i lost that was real close and had a real shot at it

i want to center on roger goodell.hole ray rice controversy, he didn't exactly handle that with aplomb. kraft, the owner of the patriots, came out and slammed goodell. >> i want to make a distinction about whether he looks bad or wlf he's on shaky ground. there are 32 people whose opinion matters. the nfl owners. we know what kraft thinks. but a dozen other owners have come out in recent weeks specifically in support of roger goodell. the houston owner came out two days ago against tom brady and for goodell. none of these owners will be happy they lost the court case. the league clearly has egg on its face. and many of them may turn around and blame roger goodell now, but really we have to remember when having these discussions, what the rest of us think, no matter how much bad press he gets, it doesn't matter. it doesn't indicate he's on the verge of being fired. there are only 32 people whose opinion matters. we know one of them is not happy, but right now the other 31, none of them have come out against roger goodel

new rogers road is okay but i don't like it when you talk about old rogers road. >> old rogers road.me kids it's time to go back to school. those school buses are out. by 6:00 a.m. it was 73 degrees. so that's where we're holding a the right now. by 8:00 a.m. 76, feeling warm, feeling humid. skies already brightening a little bit its going to be a hot and sticky day ahead today that's for sure but we're dry today. here's your planner for the day. by 9:00 a.m. we expect that temperature to be about 80 degrees with bright sunshine. by noon, 88. by 3:00 p.m., 93 degrees. that's your high for today. temperatures a good 10 degrees above average but it's going to feel like it's in the upper 90's when you factor in the humidity. by 6:00 p.m., 89 degrees coming down from that high with lots of sunshine and some hazy clouds out there as well, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> happening today, the eagles will announce more cuts to the roster. matt barkley and tim tebow are battling for the third string quarterback job. three players had to be cut today and another 22 by saturday afternoon. the eagle

on phl 17 with brian taff, adam joseph, and ducis rogers. and then joan join us for a special report. >> a delaware man says he was defrauded by this moving company and he wants to warn others. >> i knew they had me, i knew i had been taken. what you need to know when you hire a mover. tonight on "action news" at 11:00. for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass hope to see you tonight at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight, you'll see the showdown, the count clerk now hauled off to jail. tonight that clerk behind bars after refusing to grant marriage licenses to gay couples. the explosive moments inside the clerk's office, and tonight the strong reaction coming in outside. >>> also breaking, a major development in the hunt for three suspects they call armed and dangerous after the cop who they say was killed. now word coming in of a new video. >>> donald trump and his bold pledge tonight, what is he signaling now? >>> quarterback tom brady and the judge tonight, his decision, will brady be

it's tom brady 1, roger goodell 0 at half time. today a federal judge lifted the four-game suspension that the nfl commissioner gave brady for allegedly used underinflated footballs in a championship game. the judge said the nfl should have informed brady in advance that he was subject to such a penalty. goodell appealed. anna werner is in boston. >> reporter: the decision puts tom brady back out on the field for opening day next week, and sets the league back on its heels. u.s. district judge richard berman was not given notice that, "general awareness of a scheme to deflate footballs would warrant a four-game suspension. and denying brady access to the wells report along with the chance to examine a went were fundamentally unfair. berman said commissioner roger goodell dispensed his own brand of industrial justice. dan shaughnessy writes for the "boston globe." >> i think i'm surprised at the totality of the verdict. it's such a smack-down of roger goodell and the nfl. there's nothing ambiguous about the verdict at all. >> report

roger goodell announcing that the nfl will appeal. however, they are not seeking, which i thought was very interesting, they are not seeking a stay of the judge's order, meaning that brady can play against the steelers. they are not trying to do that i thought that was interesting. they can't be that mad. >> well, i don't think there was ever the slightest chance that the court of appeals would have granted that stay. if i was the nfl, i would not have sought it either. i always thought that frankly that was a very, very implausible alternative. >> what happened? i he mean it's like, you know, it's sort of -- the whole procedure to me is odd, is that roger goodell was the trial court judge in essence. and when brady objected to it, also then became the appeals court. how does this happen? >> well, for over 80, 90 years in the nfl, the commissioner has had the right in this type of a case to sit as the over his own discipline. i said it goes back to even before there was a union. frankly this was never an herb in the nfl until 2012 whe

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a big loss for commissioner roger goodell and the nfl. a federal judge today tossed out brady's four-game suspension in the deflategate scandal. where does it all go from here? we'll talk about that with sports marketing legend tony ponturo and robert bolin. donald trump showing the republican party he is loyal to the party. the billionaire populist conservative signing a pledge, ruling out a third party or independent run. the move comes after polls make it increasingly clear he is likely to win this nomination. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: donald trump signed the republican national committee loyalty pledge to not run as an independent or third-party candidate and back whoever wins the gop nomination. >> i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party, and the conservative principles for which it stands. >> raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. >> reporter: only trump declined taking such a pledge during the fox debate last month. trump met with t

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with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> breaking ons tuesday morning, temple university says one of its students was robbed and assaulted near campus. police are working the case right now. >> new overnight a retired new york city firefighter armed with a knife tried to get to the pope at an airport. we're learning more details on how he got onto the tarmac and what he wanted to do. >> these dry conditions will be coming to an end. accuweather is tracking rain moving in from the west. >> good morning. it's 4:30 now on this tuesday september 29th. let's head over to dave murphy and karen rogers. they've got the latest in weather and traffic. good morning. >> all right, we're off to a some what cloudy start. there could be a few sunny breaks but we're looking at clouds getting thicker. we'll start to see showers move if from the south and west and that continues in through tonight when we'll get some heavier rain. 69 degrees currently in philadelphia, 70 wilmington, 70 allentown, and 70 in sea isle city and you're going to walk out and e

let's go to dave murphy and karen rogers.d morning. >> another tranquil start out there, a little bit on the cool side with temperatures in the 50's and 60's but you can see we're in store for lots of sunshine, a little cloud cover sweeping through overnight generally speaking high pressure still in control to our south and we're he going to get a bit more of a turn out of the southwest and winds today and that's going to help raise our temperatures a little bit. 64 degrees currently at philadelphia. just 53 he in allentown. 55 degrees in reading. 60 in trenton. 70 on the nose in cape may. as we head out the door this morning looks like we stay in the low 60's between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock under clear skies. it will be on the comfortable side. and as we take a look at the afternoon it gets warm. 83 degrees by noon. 86 by 3 o'clock and your high today of 87 will probably be a little late in the afternoon say about 3:30 or 4:00 before we slide to 83 by 6:00. we have one change coming up in the exclusive accuweather 7-day fore

karen rogers has the morning commute. >> reporter: we have rain popping through and it is moving through philadelphia and up toward trenton. this is the largest cluster wherever you see red and yellows that's the downpours. we have lightning around trenton and philadelphia. the active lightning appears to be in cumberland county and salem county and maryland, split between baltimore and wilmington. there's some pushing toward the northeast and lightning strikes around ocean city and sea isle city. all moving toward the north. temperatures right now, 72 degrees in philadelphia. 74 in wilmington. 70 in allentown. 70 in trenton. 77 in cape may. like the last couple of mornings it's humid, where it isn't raining you're seeing leftover water on the windshields and dewpoints in the 70s south and north. 74 by 6:00 a.m. 76 by 8:00 a.m. mainly cloudy and it is wet in spots as you just saw. as we head to school and home from school. 76 by 8:00 a.m. 80 by noon. not as hot today, high of 82 degrees, that will be early in the afternoon, say 1:30 or 2:00 p.m. 81 by 3:00 p.m. 75 by 6:00 p.m. all day lo

and roger goodell needs to get out of this. thing for the national football league will be for the federal authorities to be looking into their business, because once that happens, that never goes well. so what's happened with the judges, now four times in a row, roger goodell's credibility has been called into question. he needs to figure out these things long before they get to court. >> yeah, i think the restaurants will walking on the road, talking to our lunch box, fired for talking like that. jim, thanks a lot for joining. >> good to be with you. >> coming up, more "hannity" right after the break. don't go away. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. itd pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. you do all this resear

open, roger federer knows grand slam final.o trouble defeating richard gaspÉ in the quarterfinals last night. tomorrow, roger federer will face to our rank. in the other semi finals, defending champion marat schill h. she got ties with victoria as a repair. tonight semi finals. tonight serena williams will meet barbara da vinci undefeated and ranks 43rd. in football, the nfl kicks off tonight. what better way than with the better team in the off-season. the no longer suspended tom brady will lead the patriots against the pittsburgh steelers before the game to reserve for its super bowl banner. by the way, commissioner roger goodell will not be at the game. nicole: the pitcher is back in action. don't miss this. floyd mayweather junior on making money with charles payne at 6:00 eastern time on the fox business network. looking forward to that. coming up, carly fiorina gracefully responds to donald trump's latest. >> maybe just maybe i'm getting under his skin a little bit. lauren: basically called her ugly in a "rolling stone" p

karen rogers is taking a look at your traffic.good morning, everyone and we are off to a decent start for the first day of autumn. we see some clouds over by the coast but they are starting to erode and push away from the coast as a southern storm system really a northeastern storm system now pulls past us and starts to go

what does it say about roger goodel? his ability to lead, can anything change? >> i think it is a wake up call for roger goodel but i also think everybody is saying you know, the owners they will fire this guy, he has to be on pins and needles. i think the owners love roger goodel because he takes all the heat for the 32 other owners and he does all the damage control and all of that. he gets $44 million a year, by the way -- [ talking at the same time ] >> he has rough job. i think the owners understand that and they are not as upset about roger goodel as a lot of people think. maybe the public perception is, he keeps bringing in billions of dollars and i think all owell. -- all is well. >> his brand of industrial justice. he is calling him a bully. you make your own rules. a lot of his rulings have been over ruled -- [ talking at the same time ] >> bully. when the nfl -- when i heard they said they put out all the negative publicity about tom brady, not letting them have his cell phone. i knew tom brady will appeal that in a real cort, not the -- court, not th

roger waters is with us now in studio 57.want to go back and take a look at this in this documentary film? >> i started touring again, i don't know, about 10 or 15 years ago and i did a number of salute tours and i've done a tour that was based on "dark side of the moon." and i was looking at should i go back on the road again? what could i possibly do? blah, blah, blah. so i thought, well, maybe revisit the war. and i dreamt all sorts of crazy ideas about projection and how to fake it. and then i had a conversation with mark fisher, who is certainly dead now. he died last year. and who was the designer i worked with for all of those years ago. he was absolutely adamant, which he put his head on one side and said, no, you have to do it like we did it in 1979. you have to visit the wall and do it. that is the drama of the documentary. i said, okay, i need to shout. >> you need to shout? >> yeah, how would we possibly afford it? he said the technology has changed and projection and he was right. we crunched the numbers and thou

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roger goodell needs to get out of this. worst thing for the national football league is for the federal authorities is to be looking into their business. because once that happens, that never goes well. four times in a row now, roger goodell's credibility has been called into question. he needs to figure out these things long before they get to court. >> i think the rest of us should be talking to our lunch boxes, would be fired for something like this. appreciate it. thank you for joining us. >> tucker, good to be with you. >>> more "hannity" right after the break. don't go away. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage, horsepower torque ratios. three spreadsheets later you finally bring home the one. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company's all too happy to raise your rates. maybe you should've done a little more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insura

roger federer. >> roger federer is one out of a million on the court and off the court, charlie. she is something that everybody should be try to copy something, a great father, respects the game, helps children, and a great competitor, and he is smooth. >> the most graceful player that we have ever seen. >> magnificent. >> and he is playing -- as well as he has played but heave could have made a bigger rocket to offset the spending -- what does that mean. >> to spend the -- if you take the ball up here charlie it's very difficulty to one hand. so heap has made him take the ball earlier and waste time. he did that with a little bit billinger racket. number two, he's the back slight but he was hitting the backhand today, not just proving it. three he supplied the wide he spice and ever wanting from the baseline, he came, in federer, baby, move on. >> somebody once set moo me you want to be -- in the end. >> charlie you have to be a little bit careful about that. if you try to get a player who has never could tom in to move in, move in, move in, that's difficult. that's why young c

roger federer in action on friday. the swissman closer to ending a 3-year grand slam drought. >> reporter: roger federer has not dropped a set at the us open, and against frenchman richard gasquet, he was barely challenged. the swiss showed off all the challenges enlisting him to 17 grand slams, not losing a point, prevailing in 87 minutes. at four years of age roger federer is surprised by the ease of victory. >> maybe my aim to run through five opponents, i don't consider that normal. i expect in some ways to come out and play well. i played well in 1.5 years. i don't feel i'm as old as i am. >> roger federer's 38th grand slam semifinal will be an all swiss affair. davis cup team-mate was dominant. seeing off kevin anderson 6-4, 6-4, 6-0. >> in the past two years for sure, i get closer. i have improved a lot. playing better tennis. it was close for me. >> stanislaw wawrinka has beaten roger federer three times in 19 meetings, but won the recent clash in this year's french open quarterfinals >>> australia football fed

and roger admits it really could have been so much worse.eba arnold, ktvu news. >>> and we're tracking those showers that are changing everything around here. well didn't today feel like a fall day. a few scattered scattered sprinkles back in the forecast for tomorrow. mainly in the north bay. here's the system i'm tracking. the forecast for tomorrow will be for the heaviest showers north of san rafael. that's significant right. i mean, i keep thinking fire zone. but if you get .25 of an inch or .5 they're going to have tons of ability to contain that fire. you're going to see heaviest showers potentially north. by afternoon we're looking for a chance for sprinkles here in the bay area. then have a big impact on your afternoon commute. you see the morning fog and low clouds and here comes the system. high temperatures tomorrow as you guess are going to be just like today. a little cooler. lots of 60s and low 70s. as we come back we will talk about showers. mainly in the afternoon commute. it's not going to be too wet around here. we'll time

roger goodell is not the guy who beat his wife. he is not the guy who took a switch and beat his kid. roger goodell is not the guy who deflated footballs. he handed out the penalties, but don't make him out to be the bad guy. there's another issue. i read something just a little while ago in one of the reports that this proves that the nfl's system of justice is not up to american standards. well, you know what? i can say the flipside of that. because, listen, the american standards, people want the american standards -- the nfl stronger. they wanted more of the nfl to discipline more of, let's say, ray rice than the regular justice system did. so it goes back and forth. i think -- i don't think this is over yet. i think it's ugly. i think the nfl wished it would go away. the football season is about to start. but they have to go ahead and appeal this. they can't just say it's okay. you know what i think is wrong with the situation? whether you or i agree, whether you're a jets fan or giants fan or patriots fan, the bottom line her

roger goodell is pinata for the owners. goodell they are not attacking owners. that is critical distinction. during the lockout, roger goodell was the pinata. during the player misbehavior scandals, roger good dell is the pinata. once again roger goodell is the pinata. all the calls to step down. not going to happen. he serves a useful purpose. david: leigh, i want to come back to you, a little bit on you yourself. you don't like to be the story but you are the story. you come out with a book. america loves a great comeback. you lost everything as a result of kind after spiral down in alcoholism but you made a tremendous comeback. how has the nfl, how has the whole sports world been in your comeback. you made successful, past five years you've been doing pretty well? >> it has been terrific. we're out recruiting a new crop of players for the 2016 draft. i've been doing a radio show and crisscrossing country giving speeches. the values of our practice, which are the athlete as role model, retracing his roots to the high scho

just roger goodel up there on a perch going four games. that is what got everybody. >> now the appeal, here we go again. >> you will have me out here in six more months talking about an under inflated football. >> thank you. >>> the undocumented immigrant suspected of shooting and killing a woman along the san francisco water front appeared in court this afternoon for the fourth day of his preliminary hearing. a gun expert was scheduled to testify. the public defender claims the suspect juan francisco lopez- sanchez fired the gun accidentally july 1. the bullet ricocheted, fatally striking kate steinle in the back. a judge is considering the testimony and will decide if there is enough evidence to hold juan francisco lopez- sanchez for trial. >>> firefighters waking headway against a fire in lake fire, it burned 670 acres and only 25% contained. off elk mountain road. this is the third wildfire in lake county in recent weeks. two others broke out on the south east side of the lake. this latest wildfire broke out yesterday afternoon. initia

roger federer. nick: roger federer is one-in-a-million on the court and off the court, charlie. something that everybody should try to copy. great father. respects the game. helps children, and a great competitor, and he is smooth. magnificent, charlie. magnificent. charlie: he is playing as well as he has played. nick: a bigger racket to offset the heavy spin. charlie: offset, what does that mean? nick: the one-handed backhand. if you take the ball here, very difficult with one hand, so he made him take the ball earlier. he did that with a little bigger racket. and number two, he has the best's life, but he is also hitting the back end just rushing it. three, he has improved. he takes the guy off the court, and then ed, number one from the baseline, charlie, he came in. move in, move in, move in. charlie: somebody once told me you always want to be constantly moving in. nick: you have to be careful about that, charlie. if you try to get a player who has never come in to move in, moving, moving, that is difficult. that is why young children today should learn the whole game, but

kate rogers tells us what main street is doing to level the pay scale. >> reporter: a small restaurant in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, implemented a flat wage of $35,000 a year for its employees this spring. servers and backup house staff are now on an even playing field. they also get a stake in the restaurant via profit sharing and health insurance. >> a lot of times restaurant employees, it's viewed as a job, not as a profession or career. the people that we have here don't think of it like that. this is a career for them. so we want to treat them more like that and pay salary and offer benefits and health care. the things that you normally associate with a real world job. >> reporter: workers are gearing up to receive their first quarterly bonuses ever. practically unheard of in the restaurant industry. employees like zach are paying close attention to store operations. >> it's more of working smarter. i mean, if we see something that needs to be used up, if it doesn't, not only the restaurant loses money, but i'm losing money. >> reporter: while the common message on main street is s