she wants an apology for sadie. we do know who this person is. when i reached out to them over facebook, they did not respond. (angeliki floros/ restaurant owner) "i would like for them to not come here unless they regret what they did." in harrisonburg, isabel rosales, ./// >>> the organization "harrisonburg downtown renaissance" sent elledge a note of support saying it was "disgusted" with the customer's "disrespectful and abusive" behavior./// ((christianne klein)) ((dave courvoisier)) >> /// announcer: you're i've been thinking... this might be the one thing in the world you pull apart to come together. covered with cinnamon crumble and sweet cream cheese icing. try our new cinnamon pull-aparts for just 6 bucks. papa john's. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan

leaves no caps not unusual for any server but the reason why she didn't leave the tip was something sadie says that she's never seen it shouldn't even matter i just felt like it's rude and disrespectful i have never had never done anything to them not only disrespectful but sadie says it was just plain wrong. mexican adding another layer two cities disbelieve she said the woman herself had an accent and at the restaurant a business is started by an immigrant but that describe what they did guess i have worse words to use despite the message on the receipt cities as if she would serve them again it makes me a stronger person cannot to not let these things bother me because i know i make it person i know that meanwhile the owner of the restaurant is not sold she wants an apology for sadie i would like for them to not come here unless they correct what they did a local tv news in virginia says they do know who the women in the video if they reached out to her on base but for her did not respond i always wondered part of the route is just that people don't want to tip to the cook up some excu

but we don't know about sadie. we have to make room for the sadie alexanders of the world in our head and history book. the urban league guild has to be proud they nurtured a sadie for 27 years as a secretary of this organization, and when we talk about what matters, we have to talk about the mattering of the lives that we all too often don't pay attention to. and if we didn't get sadie, who had a doctorate and a law degree and all that, then what about the folks we don't even pay attention to because they don't have -- excuse my language -- but no degrees you. got degrees and the no ds. so who asked about the story of the sister who is outside directing us to go to this room or that one? who is asking about the story of the young brother who yesterday so kindly carried my heavy bag, which i was foolish enough to bring and knew i would have to do all this walking do we know his story? did he graduate from signal trying to go to college? we talk about education, saving people's lives but do we really begin to actual

if you don't do it, balls you want to do it, for sadie, think about sadie, i didn't tell you heard whole story. you know what they're going to do to me. they did it to al sharpton, he was talking and he wouldn't stop talking and the podium started going down. so, he bent over, and he could not bend but so far, thank you very much. anyway, i cop take my shoes off, so, i have a few inches to work with. i'm just kidding. but what i want to say, i want those who don't know about sadie to google her. understand her and then, i want you to understand, is when we say that all lives matter, i'm talking, we're talking about the minutia of lives, when you get up in the morning, leave your house, have to walk-through crime and go for a school that's rad get, if we're going save our cities we'll have to deal with the minutia. all lives matter when we make them matter and that includes, all black lives. thank you all so very much. it's so good to be with you, and thank you for not lowering the podium. >> today, on "q and a," democratic senator, talks about her career, in wisconsin's political history

, who's going to be a second grader, right, sadie? wonderful. thank you so much for joining us today. you all are helping us. you're on the receiving end of some of the stuff we're doing in the community here today. tell me about the need in your school for your students just to get off on r >> we have the hardest working parents around. our students and our families, they have a sense of school pride and when we feel and know that the community reaches out to lend a hand to the students who are working so hard to become great citizens, and that's what sadie is right now and she's going to be a great student citizen for us one day, it really makes a difference. it means a lot and it's inspiring. it gets our kids ready to learn and we're so grateful to channel 4, we're grateful to apple federal credit union for all the work. >> can you tell me what you see firsthand, the look on kids' faces when they get to school and they have got what they need to succeed. >> you know what, it's a cameron tradition. on the first day of school, they g

. >> reporter: owens -- from the start sadie says she felt uncomfortable. >> they wouldn't talk to me. >> reporter: as this blonde woman signs the receipt she leaves no tip. not unusual for any server but the reason why she didn't leave the tip was something sadie says she has never seen. i just feel like it was rude and disrespectful. i have done anything to them. >> reporter: sadie says it's just plain wrong. >> i was born here but am mexican. >> reporter: adding another layer she says the woman herself had an accent and this is immigrant created owned business. >> i have words for >> reporter: tapping into the same spirit sadie says she would serve them again. >> it makes me like a stronger person just because to not let these things bother me because i know i'm a good person. i know that. >> reporter: we do know who this person is. when we reached out to them over facebook they did not respond. >> i would like for them not come here. >> the organization harrisburg downtown renaissance sent a note disrespectful and abusive behavior. >>> new at 10:00 pats fans across new england and

i have done anything to them. >> reporter: sadie says it's mexican. >> reporter: adding another layer she says the woman herself had an accent and this is immigrant created owned business. >> i have words for you. >> reporter: tapping into the same spirit sadie says she would serve them again. >> it makes me like a stronger person just because to not let these things bother me because i ow a good person. i know that. >> reporter: we do know who this person is. when we reached out to them over facebook they did not respond. >> i would like for them not come here. >> the organization harrisburg downtown renaissance sent a note saying the was disgusted with the customer's disrespectful and abusive behavior. >>> new at 10:00 pats fans across new england and across the country waiting to get their hands on a madden 17. the video game hits shelves to land on the cover and e.a. sports developers have loved this number 87 for quite sometime giving him a perfect 99 rating. tom brady is now giving fans another way to eat just like him. brady's fitness company tweeted today snacks are now for sa

. >> reporter: sadie was born here and she's waitressed at jess' downtown since she was 16. she's been telling reporters now how last week a couple came in for lunch and refused to even look at her. >> if you had like an issue with me or anything, you could have told my boss. >> reporter: instead, the couple wrote on the bottom of the check, we only tip citizens. when her grandfather heard about it, he was furious. >> kind of made a remark on facebook i would do the jail time if i could get an opportunity to punch the son of a gun in the face. >> reporter: some suggest the note is a fraud but the restaurant manager says it was all on tape. >> we watched the video start to finish. there's no way. >> reporter: the woman who signed the check came back to the restaurant to complain act sadie's grandfather's facebook post and all >> she asked me why i posted it. i said, because it was an insult to my granddaughter. of course i'm going to post it. i'm not apologizing for that. >> reporter: the manager says the woman who signed the bill and the man with her came back to the restaur

. >> according to next-door.com the top 10 dog names and denver are lost at first maggie charlie sadie molly buddy max daisy bailey lucy and the coming and at number one bella so what's in a name you say? i can name my airedale i airedale anything i want right well si listen to professional dog trainer pat and recent he's been training dogs at 440 years okay the first and most important consideration when choosing a name is keep it short and. >> is easy for them to learn a shorter name that a multisyllable name they do better with a sharp precise sounds and a long drawn out syllables. >> second does the name a dog may be its physical appearance or may be some kind of attitude or action or behavior that it expresses these terrible at listening. >> and last if you have kids it makes the name is easy for them to pronounce we have a dog here that is not name the dock it started out being duped but the two -year-old couldn't say duke by the way dog number eight sadie she's mine should've called her zip likes to do we can always change in the name of your dog just use repetition and plenty o

sadie of mexican and hahn dure ran do -- honduran dissent and she was born in the u.s. >> it shouldn't even matter. f and disrespectful. i never met them and i had never done anything to them. >> people who live in the town are rallying around sadie. she received letters of support and some even came with tips to cover with what she would have made. she said if the couple came in again she would happily serve them. sounds like a wonderful young one major leaguer is telling you how to better protect yourself from a foul ball. >> and you don't have to break the bank to add security. >> and where you can have a pop with a cop in downtown cleveland. >> and the summertime heat will be back before you know it tomorrow morning on i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, now where were these made?" trump: "these were made, i don't know where they're made. but they were made someplace. but they're great. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, off-camera voice: ?bangladesh.? letterman: ?bangladesh.? trump: ?well, it's good. we employ people in bangladesh." letter

sadie says not only were they rude and disrespectful they're also wrong. >> i was born here but i amd to describe what they did, yes, i have worse words to use. coward. >> that angry owner of the restaurant is an immigrant and reached out to the patrons on facebook. she says she knows who they are. she demanded they apologize. no word back from them yet but sadie's community has rallied sending her a kind note and even some money covering the tip and then some. >>> now to a viral act that is spreading hope through devastated neighborhoods in louisiana. this is 16-year-old mark chs acchasik playing a piano surrounded by flood debris. law helping friends clean up from the flood and wondered if the family keepsake there piano was still playable. to his surprise it was. it's not just his talent that's going viral. people are finding his inspiration on life to also be a point of inspiration. >> in the darkest times whenever life gets you down you can always look for the bright side of life, you know. >> a beautiful moment and an attitude we can all learn from. >>> finally it is the first

severe and her father virginia and her son john and a friend sadie fields who was here at the time. so we treasure this photograph. it's actually the only one that we have of him here at the site that was taken here at our site. here in augusta we like to refer to certain quotes that wilson used from time to time. one of those is that a boy never gets over his boyhood and can never change those subtle ininfluences that became a part of him that were formed in him as a child. when people dome visit the wilson house in augusta we hope they leave with a number of ideas about the man, woodrow wilson. for instance, that his later life was affected by his childhood here during the civil war and reconstruction. how the federal government played an important role in people's lives as he experienced as a child. his education, his religion, and also here in augusta. and also his leadership. his leadership abilities started here in augusta with the life of the baseball club and eventually led to more and more organizations with more and more responsibility and grandeur and grander ideas until

host: last couple of calls, sadie, silver spring, maryland. hi, sadie. go ahead, sadie. caller: yes. i don't think hillary clinton would be good as president. i don't think she was good a secretary of state. host: how come? caller: that judgment. bad judgment and having that server in her basement and using a separate e-mail. fored to be a contractor the federal government, and even i had to go through a cyber security training and a record-keeping training. everyone does. it is done every six months. i know she did, too. judgment and will continue with the same policies as president obama. trump would bed better. he would at least renegotiate these trade agreements whether it is nafta or the transpacific partnership. on illegal immigration, i think donald trump would be better. and i think he would bring that cap to america. i don't think he is dark and dangerous, ok? i don't believe that. and i'm african-american. i'm independent. and my vote is for donald trump. we need real change. host: sadie, thank you for calling. she began with that bad judgment line. what is you

>> sadie's a very strong woman. >> jimmy: so she knows what she wants. did you bring her -- because you will play a very bad mom in the movie "bad moms"? did she see you behaving like that? was she on the set? >> oh, no. not on this one, no. >> jimmy: she was not. >> when they were cutting the trailers together they couldn't really use me because i drop the f-bomb in pretty much every i don't know how you got that clip that you guys just saw. because in that clip, i say the f-word about seven times. >> jimmy: we didn't have -- we were cheated out of the f-word? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow, that's disappointing. >> i'm a despicable human being in this film. >> jimmy: yes, yes, yes. >> despicable. >> jimmy: do you like playing that? >> it was amazing. [ laughter ] like, finally. the real me got to flourish on screen in the cinema. no, that's not who i am. >> jimmy: you were even younger than sadie when you started making commercials? >> yeah. >> jimmy: 3 years old? >> i was 3 years old, started doing radio commercials and then doing regular commercials and then

the two refused to speak to sadie and would only nod their heads.to get check the customers did not leave a tip and instead wrote "we only tip si sense" that was the only thing written on the bill. >> wow! >> sadie and the owner are speaking out about it. >> i was born here but i amex can. i feel like it's just rude and disrespectful. i had never met them. i never done anything to them. >> i would like for them to not come here unless they correct what they did. >> i think that's a good solution to the problem owner of the restaurant who you just saw says the couple is in fact now banned from the restaurant. >> wow! >> she's a citizens and she's a kid. >> who does that. >> right. >> taking a look at the falls day. look like a beautiful day. holding off on the rain so far but it's coming. >> so far so good, yeah, that's bush kills fall in the pocono mountains nice little start there. temperatures nice and comfortable. look at our scale here. phillies play today and some storms coming in later. pretty good. 9:00 o'clock, 2:00 o'clock okay but 8:00 o'c

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. >>> and "duck dynasty" sadie robertson gushes over her new boyfriend. he's a great guy. but does her famous family approve? find out on etonline.com. we have so loving how chrissy teigen kkeps posting those adorable photos of her baby girl. keep them coming. >> tomorrow we're going to l >>> bye, everybody. >> we're excited, we're so excited. >> does john legend think daddy's little girl will be a musician or model like mommy? >> revealing how chrissy teaguen is baby-proofing their new beverly hills mansion. (panting anxiously) thank god you're here. okay. okay. she shot her husband. he's dead. all right, ma'am, where's the shooter? (gasping): in the house, i think. officer: okay, stay here. listen to me, stay here. stay here, okay? we got a call from the homeowner. she locked herself in the bathroom. said a woman shot her husband. all right. stay with her. police! police!

sadie elledge served a man and woman on monday, seen in this surveillance video. instead of a tip on their bill they wrote, quote, we only tip citizens. elledge says she was born in the u.s. and is of mexican and honduran decent. she says if it came down tit again. >> it makes me the stronger person just to not like, let these things bother me because i know i'm a good person. i know that. toya: the community came together to support elledge sending her a note of support and covering the tip and then some. right now, we want to take a look at what's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. kathy mykleby is in the newsroom with a look ahead. kathy: new tonight on 12 news at >> they just saw it running i guess and hopton, and were able to drive off. kathy: how this woman got her beloved pet back after a joyride through the streets of milwaukee. and an important step in restoring a milwaukee landmark, the unique new pieces added to the historic basilica of st. josaphat. that's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. patrick: facebook launches a new app for teenagers. it's calle

what more do you then we have sadie very sweet, 2 years old she was pregnant and her owner could not care for her. we need to find sweethearts homes. they're beautiful. >> very good. thank you hollie. >>> in case you didn't know, "america's got talent" will be held in akron. we have the producer with us. thanks for waking up with us. >> i stopped through cleveland last fall and was like impressed by the city. your kindness. went out to karaokes like there's talent in cleveland. we need to come here. went back and talked to my bosses, and hey, we're here. we're coming december 10th, huntington bank convention center there. looking for any age, any talent for season 12. >> you mean that. the diversity of talent is amazing. >> you think you've seen it until someone walks in with something you've never seen before. we've had sword swallows down stripper poles before on our show. we think we've seen it all. america is full of talented people. their probably living in cleveland doing things you've never seen before. 16-year-old kally from the toledo area -- 16-year-old callie from toledo a

sadie is extremely sweet 2-year-old surrendered in january because she was pregnant and her owner couldn't car her. there's so many stories like that. there's nothing wrong with these beautiful pets. love to get them adopted. speaking of pets and part of our family, time to give furry friends love. it's national dog day in case you didn't know. it's a day of celebrating man's best friend and encouraging you to adopt a dog or perhaps a cat as we mentioned. we'd love to see your pictures. share them on facebook, twitter, instagram page. days. lynna, i've got to post on any pages. already tons of pictures coming in. >> love it. this is our producer brooke's dog rex. rex is quite the character. i sit across from brooke and always hear the rex stories. he's the most human dog i've met. dogday. >>> the garlic off. greg dee is back. good morning greg. >> reporter: good morning lynna. the garlic festival is about more than just garlic. it's about the things we love to eat with garlic. one being cheese. who does not like cheese? i'm here with the ohio cheese guild. gilbert and kansas with me. >> we

we got the kid, jack, emma, sadie. sadie has her new glasses. >> yeah. >> new glasses for school and we the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for the outer banks and north carolina and tropical depression 9, a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now >>> august 29, school is in session. 76 outside. the temperatures are moving and we're headed to the 80s this afternoon. they are not going to be drifting too far from where they are at. we are looking at low 80s for a lot of us. a super sunny day ahead. it is less humid. it should feel a lot more comfortable. highs reaching about 82 degrees this afternoon. as far as the heat goes, it is going to be a mild week ahead. have a great day today, amy. >> all right, ginger, coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know wh

we got the kid, jack, emma, sadie. sadie has her new glasses. >> yeah. just did a last hurrah before school starts. the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for the outer banks and north carolina and tropical depression 9, a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about >> texas is represented out here today, amy. >> all right, ginger, coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander >>> good morning. we have a traffic alert for southern hillsborough county. i-75 backed up for two miles right at big bend in the we have a crash with a vehicle fire. again fhp reporting a significant backup. look at big bend. in the red between 41 and 301. i'm going to zoom out so we can see what our options are but you definitely want

we got the kids here, jack, emma, sadie. sadie has her new glasses. just did a last hurrah, they said, before school starts. the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about >>> good morning. on this monday we have quite a bit more you'll find a few light showers and a rain drop on the lens at the loveland ski area camera. clouds wind speeds at 15 miles an hour. highs this afternoon expected to be in the low to mid 80s. we'll see a little more sunshine by midday. a few texas is represented out here today, amy. >> all right, ginger. >>> coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or splurge on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending, and oscar nominee al

sadie from silver spring, maryland, independent caller. go ahead. think: yes, i don't aslary clinton would be good president. i do not think she was good as secretary of state. guest: how come? caller: bad judgment and having that server in her basement and using a separate e-mail. i to be a contractor for the federal government. even i had to go to a cyber security training and a record -- record-keeping training. everyone does, whether you are a contractor or a government employee. so i know she did. judgmentnk she has bad and i think she will continue with the same foreign policy zest for -- as president obama. i think on trade, donald trump would be better and would at least renegotiate the trade agreements, whether it is nafta or the transpacific partnership and on illegal immigration, i think donald trump would be better. would bring back jobs to america. i do not think he is dark and dangerous, ok? i don't believe that it i'm african-american. i am independent. and my vote is for donald trump. we need real change. host: thank you for calling.

we got the kids here, jack, emma, sadie. sadie has her new glasses. >> yeah. just did a last hurrah, they said, before school starts. the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about school and best parts of summer day with dew points well into the 70s. actual air temperatures should warm to the low 80s in all locations. plan on primarily after 10am. unfortunately, these will be so poorly organized, it's tough to time out favored areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained until the sun goes down. like yesterday, any storms that form will be extremely slow-moving, leading to areas of excess rainfall in isolated spots. the same boundary is still in our area

we got the kids here, jack, emma, sadie. sadie has her new glasses. >> yeah. >> new glasses for school and we just did a last hurrah, they hurrah as we head into the peak of hurricane season. by september 10th. look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and the outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about school a >> just to let you guys know, texas is represented out here >> all right, ginger. >>> coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or splurge on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending, and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. >>> good morning, the time is 8:27. i'm christopher sign. firefighters in chandler and tempe busy overnight after a pair of house fires. one of them said to be suspicious. chandler investigators still lookin

we got the kid, jack, emma, sadie. sadie has her new glasses. >> yeah. >> new glasses for school and we school starts. the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for the outer banks and north carolina and tropical depression 9, a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now >> good morning, m we have got a weak cold front coming through, with a passing clouds, and skies brighten up this afternoon, and upper 80s to near 90 degrees, a warm day if you are thinking of heading to the beaches, the storms are today, amy. >> all right, ginger, coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. >> i'm emily riemer, your top-story today, this man is due in court today, angel castro tried to rape

sadie, says that during their meal a couple refused to speak to her and they would only nod their headswas an uncomfortable situation that took a turn for the worse when she went to get their check. she says the couple wrote, we only tip citizens on the tip line of the receipt. >> it shouldn't even matter. and, like, i just feel like it's just rude and disrespectful. i had never met them. i've never done anything to th them. >> well the owner of the restaurant says that couple is now banned from they are restaurant. >>> incredible surveillance video shows a girl's close call with a bullet on a bus in portland oregon take a look. this is the moment the bullet pierced the window and barely missed the passenger. you can see the girl jumps and sinks down in her seat. the incident happened earlier this year but only now being released by the bus company. portland police are investigating but at this point they don't have any suspects. >>> federal ages arrested a fugitive who they say went to great lengths to disguise himself. take look at this. two photos here. you're looking at the same per

we got the kid, jack, emma, sadie. atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we see the peak of hurricane season. look at the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for the outer banks and north carolina and tropical depression 9, a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later buthumid day as much of the area kids head back to school. highs tomorrow will be in the lower 90s and a few isolated pm storms are possible, mostly across the northern and western suburbs. >> texas is represented out here today, amy. >> all right, ginger, coming up next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. it's all coming up. please stand by. >> anchor: good morning. let's get a check of the weather right now. here is brian van de graaf. >> reporter: quickly warming headed through the afternoon. by 10:00, 82. 9

we got the kid, jack, emma, sadie. atlantic, as we head into the peak of hurricane season look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one you have ton about first, tropical storm near the outer banks. and tropical depression 9 later in the week, looks like thursday. for now we're talking about school and the best parts of summer. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: all right, ginger we're dry this morning. as we look outside, we have sunshine early on. it's warm with temperatures pushing into the 70s and a bit humid. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a high of 92. it will be hot and humid than it was on sunday. we're into heat wave number 6. hopefully it ends tomorrow less humid, sunshine, high of 89. 91 on wednesday, late thunderstorm. by thursday, the humidity and the temperature will drop. p next on "gma," becky is breaking down when to save or slurj on a haircut. how you know when it's worth it or if you're overspending and oscar nominee alicia vikander opening up. it's all com

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so this is a picture from 1916, of a woman named elizabeth birkly and a woman named sadie thompson. that sense of graceful refinement. that doesn't tell us about the conditions that brought them together. it doesn't tell us about how they carried their memories or their experiences, but it tells us how they went into 1916, into a reunion of former slaves. this is this was an event in washington, d.c., that was designed to bring together people who had been enslaved basically to celebrate their survival. in 1916. newspapers up and down the east coast wrote about this event. wrote about how local members in washington, d.c., donated their cars so the elderly wouldn't have to walk, but could drive to the event. again, this sense that that moment of emancipation continued through reconstruction and well after. that sense of people carrying those memories with them and wanting to really have those memories and that experience of enslavement and emancipation be part of the political culture in which they lived. so we have a number of images that, again, in the interest of time, because i

we got the kids here, jack, emma, sadie.arts. the atlantic is doing its big hurrah as we head into the peak of hurricane season. by september 10th. look at all the action. tropical depression 8 is the one that's chronologically you have to know about first because tropical storm watch in effect for parts of north carolina and the outer banks there and then tropical depression 9, which is more of a florida storm, looks like thursday and we'll detail it later but now talking about >> good monday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. we are off to a cloudy start with low clouds giving way to high clouds and cooler-than-average into september. this between, a slight chance after shower across the north bay. check out the temperatures, 80s mainly inland and 70s in the south bay and north bay and 60s and 70s around bay and 60s at the coast where we will see more sunshine than over the weekend. high clouds stay in tonight so temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s. my seven-day forecast shows below average through the >> just to l

joining us now is sadie flack, a fox news contributor and former spokeswoman for president george w. bush and julie nesting, former counsel for the house judiciary committee for the democrats and former staff director of the house government reform committee. we usually have you guys debating each other but i want to ask you both about what these othercandidates, these alternatives meet trump" and as we move ahead. one fact is clear, both of the main candidates have very high on favorable ratings . and that, as voters get closer to boating day, what impact do you think these alternatives may have? >> inmost election years i think they would have minimal impact for third-party candidates. there's a very different dynamic in this election year as you point out because both party leaders, both nominees tend to be very unfavorable. on the republican side, to chris wallace's point a couple segments ago, donald trump's continued self-inflicted wounds, his latest statement predicting he might lose and how long vacation is what is making so many party leaders reluctant to endorse him. the la

us strategy there that there are a lot of troops to help train and mentor but with security analyst sadie troops need to be doing is going on patrol and push the afghan security forces up enough for two to the point where they are not only good at responding to attacks but also good at preventing attacks. that remains the big question about whether the us and their troops that are there in countries in the next year or so, what type of mission they will have in afghanistan. jenna: connor, thank you. jon: bullets fly at a crowded hotspot, killing one woman and wounding four others. the latest in the investigation for the person of interest emerges. plus, the electoral path to winning the white house. three states that could make all the difference for donald trump and hillary clinton. karl rove ways in just ahead. >> jenna: the big question we've been asking over the last several years is how is the united states taking the fight to isis? we're getting headlines that give us an idea of what's happening today. according to the pentagon the united states has had airstrikes in the area of art

i am here with fashion and lifestyle blogger sadie murray. welcome back. always a pleasure to have you here in oakland. how's the summer been? >> great. i can't believe we are back to school. >> i know. i am like, here we go. >> summer's over. >> two little ones ready to go into the classroom. >> let's get into this. so right here, this is the only box. it's a box that's insulated. it has two different temperatures. you can pack your fresh veggies, keep those chilled. then you have your entre. this thermos right here. comes in great colors. >> put the spaghetti in there. >> yeah, for fun and healthy snacks, kind bars. no sugar added. gluten-free. so you want to get in on that with the healthy treats. we love pop chips. they have tangy barbecue, chili cheese fries and so many more amazing things. what's great is it's healthy for you. >> can i open it? >> yes. >> all right. we are getting close to the end of the hour and, you know. >> my favorite is sour cream and cheddar. >> okay. backpack. >> this is great. backpacks, of course. burlington though right now

our cto is working on a new dashboard for the website to get some the points but it seems like there sadish social media piece. it is there but people are not looking so we are trying to figure a way and think the kids said it best, it is like you need to do a leaflet to get the word out because we are engaging in social media but photo's and tweets you think you can reach people with it isn't connecting with some of the communities. i think listening to what the young lady said with the fliers may not be a bad idea, ret row and old school to get the word out. >> commissioner mazzucco. >> in line with what the chief said the police department is following the twitter account. we have to get traction with the press. we heard of a example tonight where the officers waited out mentally disabled young man and subdued him after 14 hours and there was a headline in the paper saying police officer shoot, development disabled youth with a bean bag. that is the way the headline started and started poorly and ended with beanbag gun so need fairness in the press. >> in fairness they did shoot bean ba