clay shaw came to court in good spirits today with his long-awaited trial under way, shaw seems almost relieved that his case is finally being heard. shaw sits quietly in this courthouse, chain smoking cigarettes. he does not react when the state talks about things like conspiracy. >> the trial went on for six weeks. it's important to note that not one witness produced by garrison survived cross-examination. they were all proven to be unreliable, at best. >> the most shameful thing you've ever seen. everyone knew in the courtroom that clay shaw couldn't possibly have been more innocent. >> in a unanimous verdict by a 12-man jury, shaw was found not guilty of charges that he conspired to kill the late president john kennedy. >> clay, we have our first question. why did you do it? [ laughter ] >> after the not guilty verdict, editorials around the country, one of the darkest chapters in american jurisprudence history. it's just a crime. >> from what i saw and heard, i didn't think he proven clay shaw's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. i would have voted not guilty for clay shaw. >> i thi

shaw and mr. butler, i wonder if you could address the safety valve provision and give us your thoughts on that. >> thank you. well, i certainly am appreciative that there's a recognition that this rule could lead to reliability issues. some of the challenges and concerns with the safety value approach is that in order to have allowing generating to operate beyond what is permitted and allowed in those extreme circumstances, there's two issues. one, epa has not made it clear what those extreme circumstances are. so it's going to be rare. would you be able to rely on it? two, one of the outcomes of this rule as i see it is the extreme advancement in renewables energy is going to make it more challenging for us to account for when peak wind aren't blowing. part of what that is going to mean is we may not have generation available in our market to turn on because it's difficult to justify cost of building new generation capacity when you may only be able to operate for a few hours a year and only dur

i'm happy to be at lady shaw's and thank you, annie for hosting us here today, i'm very happy to see the former assembly me that man david chiu good morning david it was when david was supervisor i first became familiar with some of the programs to open up technology to the seniors i'm glad to have him here and welcome to the acting mayor and supervisor wiener. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and a special thanks this morning to comcast for making those programs and service available to our seniors and city hall the government can't do it all i'm very, very graph to comcast the last time i did an announcement like this we were standing in a school yard with young children i'm happy to be here at lady shaw with the seniors i love everyone in district 3 but a special spot for the seniors so i'm grateful to comcast for making those services available those to members of our community. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so thanks too to the community technology network and to the community living campaign and to self-help thank you to ann and our folks at the aging and adult services

-backed regime of the shaw in the 1970's.ese shocking iranian efforts to establish regional hegemony by force can be contrasted with .he actions of u.s. allies for example, nato ally turkey, which is actively supporting the jihadi forces in syria. the support is so strong, that it appears that turkey helped frontlies on the al-nusra to kill and capture the few dozen fighters that were introduced into syria by the pentagon a few weeks ago. it is a result of several years, and who knows how many billions to enters, training and were immediately captured or killed. apparently, with the aid of turkish intelligence. more important than that, the central role of the leading u.s. ally saudi arabia for the jihadi rebels in syria and iraq. and more generally, for saudi arabia having been "a major source of financing" to rebel and terrorist organizations since the 1980's. that is from eight -- a recent study by the parliament repeating what is well known. and still more generally, the missionary zeal with which saudi arabia promulgates

brian shaw, chairman of the texas commission on environmental quality. my job is to ensure we carry out mission, which is to mitt great environmental risk on sound science and compliance with state and federal statutes. in every case, where texas disagrees with epa actions, it's because they're in the consistent with these principles. the clean power plan was signed by the epa administrator on august 3rd, 2015, and is currently waiting publication in the federal register. the final version of the plan is raddic di different than epa's proposed plan. and as such, we're continuing to study and evaluate the impacts of the final rule. currently the following concerns associated with the rule have been identified. first, epa's methodology for determining the best system of emissions reduction, or bser, in this role marks a radical departure from historical practice, and i would argue the plain language of the clean air act. the epa asserted the power to determine best systems emissions reductions by evaluating deck nolgs and methods outside the fence of the f

. >> shaw looked well set to protect his teammate. eric second into the bike.omez might be the tail end of that lead group of 15. he was a little further back than he wanted to be. >> i think he was 13 in the reading group trait a small gap back to a trio of other riders. >> no glasses on today. it's a bit of a hit and miss. there's jason wilson, who lives and trains in canada. this is not his kind of conditions. he has as much service area covered as possible -- surface area covered as possible. there is our lead group of 14 or 15. now, you can imagine, it is seven degrees, it is pouring rain, you're going to be going down that hill at xt five kilometers an hour -- 65 kilometers an hour in a bathing suit. i talked to some of the women after the race and they said, some of the tougher conditions they've had to race under, the trees are literally blowing on a 45 degree angle in front of you. it's very windy out here. there are our leaders around the one haiti degree -- 180 degree turn. seconds, but i7 don't know if it is 27 seconds from the front guy or the back

who is moving into shaw and what the mayor hopes it brings in. jonathan: first storms yesterday brought damaging floods. survey of the hard eth hit area. doug: i'll have an update on the hurricane and the strength and the track. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. alison: welcome back. we are keeping a close eye on hurricane joaquin in the atlantic. doug is here now. the uncertainty, is it typical for this? doug: it's not uncommon since we have a storm that moving southwest and is expected to make a turn and head north. so until it makes a surge and heads up the coast, it's uncertain. hopefully in the next 48 hours we'll get an idea. weather wall. the top winds are 85-mile-per-hour. new update from the hurricane center coming out shortly. it could stay out to sea totally or making landfall of the carolina on new jersey. so as far as what wi know now, we think it will make landfall and then narrow down where it is. so it take a little bit. almost all operational models make it for a u-turn and have it heading north. this

. >> chris shaw has taken each of his 6 dog for training classes. 2-year-old cheek the most recent. however shaw and hundreds of other dog owner facing dilemma a.management of the santa clara county fairground no longer rent them a large building to hold the weekly classes as of january 1st. >> hopes are grim. more and more facilities are being shut down to dogs and so clubs have to look around to many different places. >> classes for puppy for obedience training and developing the dog sense of smell for hunting have been held here for 50 years. by 2 separate training group. santa clara dog and town and country. change is on the horizon. >> this all has to do with a reevaluation of how the county fairgrounds could be used in the future. 190 page consultant report is going to the board of supervisors tuesday as first step. >> public hearing has already been held to get community feedback. executive tells news specific time table for changes at the facility. however finding a replacement for the dog class may be difficult. >> during the summer it's okay to have out door training the b

s shaw neighborhood long before it came what it is today and raised their kids here. their younger brother celine, talented artist, visiting childhood friends on august 29, 2009. sharing the happy news he he had been hired to teach at a d.c. charter school when someone opened fire in the court yard at fifth and o streets northwest where the group was standing. the pain of that loss remains sharp. it's hard to have moments of joy and moments of excitement and celebration in our family. knowing he's not a part of it. >> some comfort came from establishing a scholarship in celine's name to help deserving students realize their artistic potential. >> amazing. you know what i mean? >> six years later, hilton siblings feelings are bitter sweet. they are realizing the potential and there is sadness and anger and more insent lives lost to cultural violence that persist. they he can't help but wonder the same people not speaking up now also know who murdered their brother. >> they could be watching thissant view right now. that's how scary that is. >> and six years later, ther

trevor: swing specialist ronald shaw looked good.e.econded to gomez might be the tail end of that lead group of 15. i think he is in the next group of three just coming up. he was a little further back and he wanted to be. barry: 13 in that leading group. a small all caps back to a trio of other writers. trevor: no glasses on today. bit of a hit and miss. there is jason who lives and trains in canada at the training center there. this is not his kind of conditions. he has as much surface area covered as possible. jason is a phenomenal cyclist. leave group of about 14. they will climb up, do a 180 as come back down. it is seven degrees, it is pouring rain. you are going to be going down that hill at 65 kilometers an hour and a bathing suit. your hands are so cold you do not know you will even get a break leaders. some of the tougher conditions they have ever had to raise literallytrees are blowing out of 45 degree angle. it is very windy out there. the 180e leaders run degree turn. they are starting back down the hill. as the helicopt

edward shaw was here until 1911. we are still in the process of going through all of the thousands of pages of paperwork to really nail down who lives and how they might have been involved in the soldiers office. i believe, from what i have seen, some of the clerks who worked in the office lived in the space also. it appears that some of them boarded here also, which made work easy. they must have worked very long hours. they were paid. she paid them and had a leave clerk who manage the office in her absence. they were very successful in the short years that they were doing the work. this room is one that is most associated with edward shah. one of the very interesting things about this room is the graffiti that was found on the wall. according to the wallpaper historians, it is not civil war wallpaper, therefore does not civil war graffiti. it is still very interesting nonetheless. it has the names and addresses of people. over here is my favorite. birch's cigare -- store. george the address of a harris. by days a l

they say is responsible for that drive-by shooting that killed an american university graduate in shaw last month. let's take a look at his picture. he is 19 years old. his name is andre dudley, one of six persons of interest wanted in connection with the shooting death of matthew shlonsky august 15, right outside the shaw-howard university metro. the 23-year-old american university graduate was walking with friends when he was caught in the cross-fire. police tell us that dudley is also wanted for second degree burglary, a robbery that happened just three days before the shooting. if you have any information in regards to where the suspect could be, you're upped to call police or text -- you're urged to call police or text them anonymously. we'll have much more coming up in the case in the next half- hour. delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> d.c. police are warning people to be alert when exiting metro stations, especially late at night and walking along bike pacts. the warning -- paths. the warning comes after two sex assault cases in northeast which might be linked. one assault took place j

but, shaw, first thing rebuke are you still short. >> yes.aking a look at forward to getting shorter. i think we're going to bounce from here, i think we're over sold, we're going to get a nice bounce. this may be the beginning of it. we have nowhere to go. maybe the dow 17,000 and then goodnights collapse. >> i was on vacation but every now and then peeked at twitter and people were saying this woman's always happier. did it get rosier. >> yes. and for good reason. look at a day like today. i saw important movement in the market. technology was flying. apple was up 4%, microsoft up 3.7%, facebook was up. this means that there's some excitement toward growth stocks. that's important. >> well, i mean by the same token, we could have argued the exact opposite yesterday. so -- i mean if we looked at the calendar, there have been more down days than there have been up days. and here's the thing that board me about yesterday. we were down because of china's economy; right? well, china's market was down less than half and that right there was somet

i'm happy to be at lady shaw's and thank you, annie for hosting us here today, i'm very happy to see man david chiu good morning david it was when david was supervisor i first became familiar with some of the programs to open up technology to the seniors i'm glad to have him here and welcome to the acting mayor and supervisor wiener. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and a special thanks this morning to comcast for making those programs and service available to our seniors and city hall the government can't do it all i'm very, very graph to comcast the last time i did an announcement like this we were standing in a school yard with young children i'm happy to be here at lady shaw with the seniors i love everyone in district 3 but a special spot for the seniors so i'm grateful to comcast for making those services available those to members of our community. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so thanks too to the community technology network and to the community living campaign and to self-help thank you to ann and our folks at the aging and adult services it takes a lot of people tha

i'm happy to be at lady shaw's and thank you, annie for hosting us here today, i'm very happy to see the former assembly me that man david chiu good morning david it was when david was supervisor i first became familiar with some of the programs to open up technology to the seniors i'm glad to have him here and welcome to the acting mayor and supervisor wiener. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and a special thanks this morning to comcast for making those programs and service available to our seniors and city hall the government can't do it all i'm very, very graph to comcast the last time i did an announcement like this we were standing in a school yard with young children i'm happy to be here at lady shaw with the seniors i love everyone in district 3 but a special spot for the seniors so i'm grateful to comcast for making those services available those to members of our community. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so thanks too to the community technology network and to the community living campaign and to self-help thank you to ann and our folks at the aging and adult services

. >> reporter: chris shaw has taken each of his six dogs for classes. this 2-year-old is the recent. however, he and others are facing a dilemma. the management of the fair grounds is no longer going to rent them a large building to hold the weekly classes as of january 1st. >> hopes are grim and more and more facilities are being shut down to dogs so clubs have to look around to many different places. >> classes for puppies for training and developing sense of smell for hunting has been held here 50 years by two groups. santa clara dogs and town and country. a change is on the horizon. this has to do with a reevaluation of how the fair grounds can be used in the fewer tour. a 190 page report is going through the board of supervisors on tuesday as a step. a public hearing has been held to get community feed back. one executive tells us there is no timetable for changes at the facility. however, finding a replacement may be difficult. >> during the summer, it's okay to have outside training. but then, when it gets night time, you really need the extra li

. >> reporter: chris shaw has taken each of his six dogs for classes. this 2-year-old is the recent. however, he and others are facing a dilemma. the management of the fair grounds is no longer going to rent them a large building to hold the weekly classes as of january 1st. >> hopes are grim and more and more facilities are being shut down to dogs so clubs have to look around to many different places. >> classes for puppies for training and developing sense of smell for hunting has been held here 50 years by two groups. santa clara dogs and town and country. a change is on the horizon. this has to do with a reevaluation of how the fair grounds can be used in the fewer tour. a 190 page report is going through the board of supervisors on tuesday as a step. a public hearing has been held to get community feed back. one executive tells us there is no timetable for changes at the facility. however, finding a replacement may be difficult. >> during the summer, it's okay to have outside training. but then, when it gets night time, you really need the extra li

>> it's a shaw rub. >> what are these? >> catnip or cat mint. >> what kind of trees are those?pples. >> how about this here? what are these? >> pastas. >> and here is where we will bridge from. >> we will sit this down. >> what is this purple thing? >> that's a weeping cherry tree. >> oh, excuse me, that's new. >> you got me. >> but i appreciate the certainty with which you plowed ahead. >> if you don't know, be positive. >> i've always said that. i have always said that. >> smile and go. >> let's look at the junk. >> we're going to extend the plank and head out. left it up. and we'll get on each side. we will give it a little he have hoe. >> really, we're going to heave it? >> yeah. >> how much are you looking to take off? >> the most important part of trimming a hedge is this angle right here, if you can get that sharp, the rest of it looks good. >> all right. ♪ >> so is this the pinnacle of what a gardener can do and be? >> pretty much. there's so much here that you need a lot of skills, and you also need a lot of patience. i have heard people refer to gardening as the slowe

nonprofits, we have money for safety we're going to make kearny street safer and our situations near lady shaw safe we have money to do do have money for the parks it is a good year for chinatown and district 3 with the budget i'd like to mention it is related to the earthquake safety program we have a project with the fire department and roof deck we'll put free smoke alarms in people's houses you only have to call - sorry. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> yeah, he get excited all that 234u78z very are a free smoke alarm call and basically contact and union contributes will put a free smoke alarm in our house to you and your neighbors will be safer please support in program and please give big thanks to the mayor and the c y c and self-help this is a great program (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> first of all, i need to thank you supervisor christensen you know for coming to talk to you today first of all, i want to tell you a story regarding myself you you know a person that touched was prepare this is very important for earthquake i joined the city one day before city earthqu

police looking for a person of interest in connection with that murder outside shaw metro station.ndre dudley is a person of interest in the murder of matthew. he was shot to death earlier this month. police do not believe he was the target. dudley is also wanted for burglary. he is considered armed and dangerous. if you have information, contact d.c. police. killed in theer on-air ambush is being laid to rest today. the funeral for adam ward is underway in roanoke. livewas shot and killed on television, along with alison parker. people lined up at the visitation. private funeral service for outs was held last night. firefighters trying to figure out what sparked a fire that damaged three townhomes in prince george's county. it happened in greenville. firefighters were able to put out the flames. no one was injured. aroundwas estimated at $150,000. >> get back. get back. this is video of a trash truck fire in gaithersburg. you can see the flames. this is at shadow glencore in gaithersburg. the video was shot by an off-duty firefighter. the firefighters were able to quickly put it o

and i don't think coach shaw has any problem with that at all. >> maybe last week not the best exampleweeks, right? >> maybe in the coming weeks. it has been successful, as they said. we'll see how far it can go this season. >>> from football to music and movies. british star sam smith singing the latest theme song for the latest bond movie. >> his song called writings on the wall has been chosen for the film. >> the movie specter is going to come out in november. you know there's a big following for those james bond movies. >> i'm a fan. >> what about a sam smith fan? >> no. respect, though. >>> coming up after the break, a pretty big announcement for the pope. the major reform he just set today changing the process of how catholics dissolve their marriages when we return. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. whi

in now, in the past, they included a rik shaw, convertible and even an electric car. >> and when pope francis rode off in the fiat, it was a wonderful thing. >> he even responded with hash tag less, simply put. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight," pope francis arrives in america. our team right there, his historic first trip to the u.s. one of the largest security operations ever here. from washington to new york to philadelphia. after the pope told us his message for the american people. >>> also tonight, one-on-one with ben carson. the outrage and the support, after what he said about electing a muslim president. what he's now telling us. >>> the scandal tonight affecting millions of cars on american roads. volkswagen admitting to rigging tests, 11 million vehicles. what now for the value of your car? >>> the abc news exclusive. the county clerk refusing marriage licenses to gays. tonight, why she says the licenses handed out now are not valid. >>> and getting answers to

travis shaw, same spot. that ties it at 5-5, which is where we stand right now in the 13th inning. redskins news, safety duke ihenacho's season is over. he was placed on the injured reserve list with a broken wrist. peyton manning was on the report today.y he was a full participant at practice today with a back injury. quarterback is coming off a less than impressive game against the ravens. he downplayed the report, saying that he would like to make up the injury list. >> the corporal tunnel from all of the texting of sources, the laryngitis from ripping me all week, the opinions for the travel. i don't hear you guys complaining about it, so i won't complain about it. you guys inspire me. using youre heard of head, but using europe on its head?- but using your's he grabs a shoulder, directing his head into the ball, bingo. it counts. it should have been a foul, but not in this story. and a final note, d.c. united in the champions league action. the united only needed 34 seconds to get on the part. doing whatever it takes. alison: i only stood about three words in that last story.

i'm happy to be at lady shaw's and thank you, annie for hosting us here today, i'm very happy to see the former assembly me that man david chiu good morning david it was when david was supervisor i first became familiar with some of the programs to open up technology to the seniors i'm glad to have him here and welcome to the acting mayor and supervisor wiener. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and a special thanks this morning to comcast for making those programs and service available to our seniors and city hall the government can't do it all i'm very, very graph to comcast the last time i did an announcement like this we were standing in a school yard with young children i'm happy to be here at lady shaw with the seniors i love everyone in district 3 but a special spot for the seniors so i'm grateful to comcast for making those services available those to members of our community. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so thanks too to the community technology network and to the community living campaign and to self-help thank you to ann and our folks at the aging and adult services

guess what today i have a friend world renowned trombone player by the name of jeff brad shaw we will wake up a kid in the northeast, i'm excited he's excited this lady is excited. wave. oh, yeah we are waking up a kid in the northeast. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> reflecting pool, and i need your help, i haven't been to lower manhattan in a few months now. i don't know what this angels wings there in the background what is that, that is going up there, is that part of the transportation center. i know we can get answers on twitter. >> but we are looking at the site because today is september 11th and you can see the names of the people who lost their lives from the terrorist attacks 14 years ago today. >> fourteen years, my goodness. >>> 6:55. a history making discovery in south africa yesterday. >> let's welcome a new addition to the human family tree. >> they are calling it, hom o ... >> they are calling it a cave they call cradle of human kind. because of the

. >> a shaw. >> little shaw. >> finally friday friday how is that for alliteration there. we are looking at the blue route now, southbound just past germantown pike, is there entrance, going south. they were painting some lines earlier there right around mid county but these look wide opened right now. so no major problems there this morning. ninety-five at cottman come and go, north, south east it looks good this morning, all cleared, just some light volume, to start. of course, breakfast time and enjoying your breakfast right now, have breakfast with bob on monday. kitchen 87, 87 washington street, in mount holly, tune in for that, bob will be back, but i'll keep it the here all morning, any issues on the roads i'll have them for you, lauren and chris. >>> time 5:03. philadelphia police are investigating a double shooting in logan. shots rang out at 1:00 in the morning in the 4500 block of north gratz street two. men were shot, a 29 year-old and a 20 year-old both victims at einstein in stable condition. three cars were hit by the bullets. police say there are crime came

i found a german named henry shaw.s ed's boss and the primary researcher with the tanker project. through him and papers he worked on, we found other names. we found documents and archives. and slowly, we amassed this picture of a company that was of the science, of the emerging science of carbon dioxide research and what the scientists were saying, that was largely driven by fossil fuel emissions. -- so toe smart enough deal with that, they decided to take a constructive role, and that is to do really good science so they would be taken your sleep in any future -- seriously in any future policy discussion. in 1977,rmeen: almost 40 years ago, exxon itself was aware of the climate impacts of fossil fuel. >> i was hired by henry shaw 1978 specifically to begin the taker studies. directly out of school, i was 22 years old, chemical engineer. i was to begin to engineer, if you would, and design a system that could work on an oil tanker to study oceanic levels of co2. the idea was to study what the ocean was doing in respon

>> shaw has a you reeure krk a moment. >> i said, i'm extreme ironing.to extreme places and did it on the side of a mountain or a river or lake or something? >> a bona fide craze is born. extreme ironing. in short order, it's all over the place. >> we've seen people extreme ironing at the top of mount kilimanjaro, under water extreme ironing, antarctic, on the back of fast-moving cars. >> but no one takes it to greater extremes than andy ford and mike frost, two professional skydrivers from great britain. in 1998, andy spots extreme ironing in a magazine. >> they're hanging on a mountain top. i thought that was a bit crazy. we chatted about it and said we could make a sick movie with this. we could really make this look good. >> at the time, andy and mike are focusing on another extreme sport, sky surfing, a mix of sky diving and surfing. >> you surf on the actual air and burning this great big trail through the sky and have as much fun as you really want to you can think, what am i gonna do this time, fly my back, my front, fly upside down and spin. if

. >> it has been shaw rowedded in miss -- shrouded in mystery and rumors. we are hours from apple's big event. what predictions and what products can be revealed. a live report coming up. >> and a way ward chicken that ran wild is home and we finally know how it ended up on p road. here is a look at "jimmy kimmel live". >> thanks, dan and ama, take a look at what we made just for you tonight. >> i was doing the best i could not to stand next to mccon pho hey in that courtroom and go all right, courtroom and go all right, all rght, all right. my constipation have my stomach feeling all knotted up. i've tried laxatives... but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a pile of bricks... that keeps coming back. linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm the

. >> reporter: that was the sales pitch he used on stanford head coach, david shaw.eally, it was not a hard sell. >> once i put the head set on and looked at it, i said wow. my mind started racing with wow, this is a great way to cut down on meeting times. this is a great way to get guys more reps without practice. as far as their brain is concerned, it's a real rep. >> you're standing there in the pocket, in the shotgun, you have everyone around, you can turn your head in every angle that you want. you can turn around, see your running back. >> as soon as somebody turns around, and they say holy, insert expletive here, that's when you know you have them. >> the play starts, and i can pause the world from the quarterback vantage point. he can look and see, that's where i need to throw the ball, because i can go between the two defenders. >> we've actually taken biometric data. their heart rate goes up, and they actually sweat. >> reporter: striver has been developing the technology for several years. stanford became the first program to implement it last november. >>

and travis shaw singling to right, and then the relay gets away, and david ortiz, that was the kind of night for the phillies. he beats the throw home and the phillies fall 7-5. last night serena williams in trouble in the u.s. open. she dropped the first set, and tying it up in the second set of five games a piece, and serena is two games away from defeat, but do not count her out. and then finishes with the overhead winner, and takes it 3-6, 7-5, 6-0, and she is still alive. >>> in just a few hours from now, tens of thousands of people will be on the ben franklin parkway for the made in america festival. jesse gary is live with what to expect this year. >> reporter: everything is set up for people to come out and have a good time, and also the philadelphia police to get a good look and chance to go over their plans for when the pope comes to town. we will talk about that right after the break. >>> if you plan on heading out to the festival, the good news is, temperatures will be cooler than what we have been seeing in the past couple of days, and so expect highs close to the 80s with

defense industry and selling weapons to the shaw. anything he wanted, the shock.ng they wanted, saudi arabia got. it is created the infrastructure of permanent crisis that we see in the middle east. only think about the rise of the michigan in the 1980's against the soviet union, we did a focus on the cia support for what eventually becomes al qaeda will step but it is back in the 1970's when kissinger urges pakistan to move into after anna stan -- afghanistan, to try to destabilize the country is a pond in the cold war. amy: do you think henry kissinger should be tried as a war crime and all -- criminal? >> yes. it there ways in which the language of prosecution and war crimes kinds of -- kind of eclipse a deeper historical understanding. and if we want to understand the mess we're in now, we have to -- the on the moral outrage and understand kissinger's role in rebuttal attending the national security state. amy:g, they could for being with us professor of latin american , history at new york university. his book, "kissinger's shadow: the long reach of america's

i'll see you alongside eric shaw. >>> welcome to the "journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the republican presidential hopefuls squared off in the debate. while there were 11 candidates on the main stage at the reagan library on wednesday, most had a common goal, taking on frontrunner donald trump. >> mr. trump, we don't need an apprentice in the white house. we have one right now. >> the one guy that had some special interest that i know of that tried to get me to change my views on something that was generous and gave me money was donald trump. he won a casino gambling in florida. >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> according to the panel this week, wall street journal columnist dan henninger and dorothy labinowitz, let's start with you. you saw everyone trying to take on donald trump. did they succeed in taking him down a peg? >> i think the unexpected benefit of having donald trump in this race is he is forcing all of his rivals to really up their game, and they did. he wants this race to continue being about his personality

tonight against boston, evan and the bombers led the red sox in the sixth when travis shaw cranks a two-run homer. that put boston on top n. the bottom of the frame, murphys hits a laser to left. and a sensational running catch to rob him of, tra bases. what a play for the red sox outfielder. in the seventh, bradley jr. does it with the bat, two-run homer. and the yankees fall 5-1. a bad effort for a team trying to secure a playoff spot. >>> the mets were off tonight. they are in philadelphia tomorrow. >>> now to the nba where it was media day. the knicks hope to start fresh and a healthy carmelo anthony is taking the next top draft pick under his wing. >> i'm going to try to be a big brother to him and take the pressure off of him. it will be so much pressure. something he never experienced. to be a newcomer to the game and league in new york. that's tough for a young guy in a big city like this. i have to stay focused and my moment will come sooner or later. >>> the knicks were far from flashy in the off season but brought in solid veterans, including lopez and aaron. they should double l

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it started this morning in evanston illinois as david shaw took his team against northwestern. they put the only touchdown on the board. torsten gets loose on a 42-yard run and the wild cats take a 10- 3 lead to the locker room. sanford looking for respect but but -- a pass is intercepted and returned out of the end zone and northwestern hands them a 16-6 loss. sanford about 225 yards rushing and could generate only 85 yards. grambling better known for their marching teen. tigers had a tough opening. the bears jumping over the tigers. jonathan williams pass hit receiver cam white and the? to walker and he takes it back 14 yards for a score 14-nothing bears obvious miscommunication. there's went with this connection. jared goff to kenny lawler. is 35-nothing cal before the 1st quarter was over. calvet 52-nothing in the half and then emptied the bench in the 2nd half winning 73-14. no big shock. >> either the 49ers or raiders is the two teams got to the 53 man roster limit. the biggest story is a player who did make it. jared, the rugby star was by far the 49ers leader in rushing

. >> just weeks before the start of the season, stand federal reserve head coach david shaw -- >> nice job. >> reporter: is drilling starting quarterback kevin candidate. >> i'll take that. >> reporter: what is different about these reps later. not on a big film screen, but in hogan's mind. >> just take your eyes. >> reporter: hogan can see and hear the action just as he does on the field. >> yeah, you have the safety way too far off the hash. >> reporter: he can repeat each play, as many times as he needs to. >> get out of the run flow and get to the pass. >> reporter: it is practice without pain. read, react and repeat in air conditioned comfort. >> we should pass the game and keep it clean. >> reporter: the effect is called immersive virtual reality has been tried for football before without success. as the creator of this system knows too well. >> virtual reality is not like pizza. bad vr is really bad. we've had a lot of folks who tried football trainers before, really just not want to touch it and then they put it on, and it feels like they are there. >> this is gourmet pizza pie

david shaw 21st ranked cardinal on display.istian mccaffrey broke off a 12-yarder, set up a field goal. cardinal 2-touchdown favorite. here's clayton thorson. wildcats played error free. a little seem -- a little seam and "he gone"! 2nd quarterrer keeper. 42-yard play. northwestern up 10-3. stanford offense or not get any traction. --couldn't get any traction. thorson to schuler. 4th quarter field goal put them up by 10. rough day for kevin hogan in the offense. picked in the end zone by kyle cairo. hogan sacked three times. hogan 20 of 35, a buck 25. sacked three times. oh, man. an embarrassing performance for stanford in this road loss 16-6 the final. >>> the headliner for grambling state today the band at cal. grambling hill early and hit often. third play of the game, daniel lasko touchdown cal 7-0. later in the quarter, how did it go for grambling? the ball just bounced right off the receiver's coconut. into the hands of cameron walker, it's a pick six to make it 14-0. cal had a couple of interceptions returned for touchdo

. >> i'm waking people up with world renowned trombone player jeff brad shaw we will wake up a child in the northeast, i cannot wait. >> there is ative rent technique, i like it. >> that is a wake up call. >> yes. >> now he is waking people up on good day philadelphia, fantastic. >> it is wonderful. >> how about that coming in your bedroom this morning. >> here's weather and traffic. >> we will start off with bus stop buddy. in more umbrella, in more yellow rain coat we are getting ready for a decent the day, still cloudy and damp waiting for the the bus but it will get better but there is stubborn clouds around this morning. eight out of ten is weather by numbers. beats yesterday which should have been a lower number than five. 68 degrees is our current temperature. cloud are still out there. we have a northerly breeze at 10 miles an hour working on that and working on getting sunshine back in here. 84 percent relative hugh mid, time a few showers around jersey shore, only place we can find any rain at the moment but look at our forecast for 84 degrees, with increasing sunshine, and

man united's luke shaw was injured and will need an operation. >> an exhibition looking at 30 years of chinese artists wei which's work -- weiwei's work opened in london. four years after being banned from travelling abroad. his passport was unexpectedly returned. >> reporter: it's the most anticipated show of year. where activism and art collide. it spans 30 years of wei wei's work. and something in between. in china he's known as the designer of the bird nest stadium. which he dismissed as a propaganda event. internationally he's seen as witty, bold and above all political. after the chinese government lifted a 4-year travel ban, the soft spoken artist personally oversaw the show's installation, and has this message about the refugee crisis. >> the countries have to come up with a decision to help get a better more sound way to deal with the situation. weiwei has been a thorn in the side of the government. this piece was made from the rubble of poorly constructed government built schools, destroyed by the earthquake. thousands of twisted metal bars have been painstakingly sorted and

. >>> brian matisse facing travis shaw and his 11th home run of the season, tied the game at 5.e still in this 13th inning. >>> meanwhile, in ashburn, redskins will try to regroup after another injury to a key player. this time a member of the secondary, duke ihenacho out with a factured wrist. he won the starting job after a solid training camp. the injury to that wrist happened early in the second quarter on this play, trying to make a tackle on running back lamar miller high pressure last season, duke missed 13 games due to a fracture in his left foot. >>> also, the orioles just wa walked off. they were winners tonight over the redskins. >> they're really hand shaking now. >> the red sox walked off? >> the red sox- >> the redskins, >>> jim posted this story on his facebook page tonight. many of you seem to like this idea. soon, there will be a way to dislike a post on facebook. mark zucker beard said another option is needed when we want to express empathy and liking a post doesn't se ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the to