stan: ok.ate economic activity -- legislatively create economic activity are probably not going to happen this year and may not happen next year either. infrastructure, tax reform, any of those types of things are not want to happen. as a result, you've got to believe the fed is going to have to re-examine some of its assumptions about what will happen policy wise. certainly in terms of economic activity and inflation -- that's one of the things that has got to be different than what they were assuming three months ago. u.s.how bipartisan is the market? there are stocks like amazon and apple that go, go, go. there are a lot of laggards. brian: there really is and a lot of it -- some of it could be a value trap. in the aftermath of the election, everybody wanted to buy value because of lower tax rates and because of stimulus. since the beginning of the year where it has become far more about the inability to get this package passed through washington, d.c. weather on the fiscal side or the lower

davis, two months of it he made really bad mistakes but i don't think that should define stan davis. he was a decorated police officer, he was an excellent police officer. >> reporter: stan davis retired in may, no longer a police officer, will go to jail, we don't know exactly how long he will go to jail that will be determined december 8th. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, david, thank you. >>> a community is taking the stand against hate after racist graffiti is found in the bucks county school. vandals defaced sign outside herbert hoover elementary school in langhorne, members of the community, gathered for a meeting last night in middletown township. police say that the racist graffiti was scribbled on the school sign friday night just days before the start of the school year. we took up with one of the meeting organizers who said hate has no place in their community. >> ugly graffiti, ugly racist graffiti was found, the community is concerned about it, and kid are starting back to school next week. we thought it would be good to bring peop

i'm stan verrett. what you're about to see might be the play of the year in major league baseball. indians and red sox at fenway park. hanley ramirez leading off. this looks like a home run until austin jackson flips over the wall and makes the catch falling into the red sox bullpen. what a catch, took a home run away from ramirez. came down to this. 10-9 game. bottom of the ninth, christian vazquez for the red association. three-run shot to win it, second home run for the season. first walkoff home run as the red sox take it 12 indians. very entertaining. >>> evan longoria had a great performance as well, his at the plate. he needs just a double for the cycle. top of the ninth against the astros. he's going to try to get that double. so they initially call him out but they take another look at it. he points up and says, give me a review and they do. we'll take another look at it too. longoria is in there. hand in there before the tag. he's called safe. and that's called a cycle. longoria with the cycl

i love stan items with stan loves me on the back. >> i've loved him since i was collecting marvel comicooks as a kid. >> reporter: is it fair to say that stan lee is your personal super hero? >> definitely. he's like a friend, a mentor. he kept me out of trouble. >> i literally stitched one out on a shirt. >> reporter: at 94, he remain a kid at heart and his heart remains with kids. his message to them. >> follow your dreams. try to dream of something really big and really good. >> reporter: good advice. >> what's cool is if you watch all his movies, he has a little cameo. >> yep. >>> president trump praises veterans in reno. >> you help keep history alive. >> his calls for unity ahead for planned weekend rallies in the bay area. >>> plus. >> it hurt me deeply to do it. >> in the wake of violent food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but mo

i think pack stan feels comfortable with doing both.ed to get them out of that zone of comfort. >> will that i make the difference? >> i don't think so. i'm actually skeptical. try to understand this problem from their perspective looking out. we don't have to accept it. but understanding it is the start point. that start point beg their competition with india is existential. and everything flows through that lens. if you look that the internal stability or potential for instability in pakistan, with their pashtoun population, with another population, you understand why pack stan has played this dual game. >> what does victory look like? is it possible? the president and secretary of state seemed to have different messages on that this week. >> our troops will fight to win. we will fight to win. we will defeat them and we will defeat them handily. >> this entire effort is intended to put pressure on the taliban to have the taliban understand you will not win a battlefield victory. we may not win one, but neither will you. >> simply, see

>> reporter: authorities say on different occasions former philadelphia nature cod innings officer stan davis pick up two women from kensington, gave them drugs and had sex with them. sometimes in new jersey motel rooms, other times in his police car. davis admitted to also supplying the woman heroin and cocaine. >> we don't judge a person by their worst days and i don't think we should define stan davis by those two months of his life. >> reporter: robert livermore is an attorney for department of justice in this case. >> i have worked with the fbi in a lot of cases and it is disheartening personally for me to see an fbi officer, who is working with the fbi, engaged in this type of activity. >> reporter: stan davis was a philadelphia narcotics officer assigned to the fbi task force he was not an fbi agent. through law enforcement sources "eyewitness news" confirmed one of the woman involved with davis rosie fors yth, seen here, authorities say she was driving a car on the pennsylvania turnpike in chester county that crashed and killed a 90 year-old woman authorities say forsyth was hig

. >> reporter: authorities say that on different occasions former philadelphia narcotics officer stan davis pick up two women from kensington gave them drugs and had sex with them. sometimes in new jersey motel rooms, other times in his police car, davis admitted to supplying woman heroin and cocaine. >> we don't judge a person wye their worse days and i don't think we should define stan davis by those two months of his life. >> reporter: robert livermore is attorney for department of justice in this case. >> i have work with the fb tonight. a lot of cases and it is disheartening personally for me to see an fbi officer who is working with the fbi engaged in this type of activity. >> reporter: stan davis was a philadelphia narcotics office 's signed to the fbi task force, he was not an fbi agent. through law enforcement sources "eyewitness news" determined one of the woman involved with davis rosie fors yth, seen here, authorities say forsyth was driving a car on the pennsylvania turnpike in chester count that i crashed and killed a 90 year-old woman authorities say forsyth was high at

if the prototype is a success, stan's makers claim this automated procedure will also maximise spaceparks. and if you are struggling to find your next holiday destination, you might want to leave it to the team at srprs me. this dutch company has recently launched in the uk and for a fee, they claim they'll book you a mystery break with the destination kept secret until you reach the airport. faced with a choice between city break and backpacking adventure, you're given only the barest idea of what to pack for. and, of course, there's always the risk you could end up going somewhere you've been before. thanks to everyone who's sent us their pictures this month, using the hashtag travel tuesday. here are some of my favourites. karl visited norfolk in the uk when he took this photo of a beautifully lit woodland trail. and carla snapped this sunset image of the disney springs in orlando, florida. don't forget to check out our twitter and facebook feeds for extra special travel show content. now let's look at the travel videos clocking up views online. 0ne country which has seen record—b

i was supposed to be in kaz at stan and the ukraine, so we had sunday then on president asked me to stay and help with this. as a cabinet member, i have got as much experience doing with anybody on the cabinet. so as far as i know, today is as good a day as any for me to go down. i live there. i will be in texas on saturday. where i am is yet to be decided. but i am there. i have got confidence that -- houston is the most diversified city in america. you have got people from all over the world. you have got folks impacted. search and rescue mode first, then recovery mode second. the idea that this is just about texans is a bit of a misnomer. this is an international city. the world is watching. i have got every confidence in statesld that the united congress recognizes that. i know there is all this about well, your senator did not vote and i would not be distracted for a moment with that kind of banter. this is about now. it is about a diverse population that deserves the american government support and i have got great confidence it is a just in an expeditious way. the katrina cost has

stan verrett, neil everett.h hill was fantastic for just about the whole game wednesday night but josh harrison was great when it counted. >> flirted with a perfect game. he flirted with one a while back. last season, seven innings had to be taken out due to blisters and got great defensive help but the dodgers 0 for 9 with runners in scoring position left 11 on and logan forsythe, so, listen that 0-0 ends the perfect game. still got a no-hitter going. got out of that inning and bottom of the tenth. this is his 99th pitch and it's his last pitch. josh harrison plays for the home team and in the bottom of the 10th he homers, curtis granderson tried to go over the wall to get it. pittsburgh wins 1-0. >>> pair of division leaders, red sox and indians, corey kluber on the mound for cleveland. eduardo nunez got him. hanley ramirez got him too. rafael devers, alexandbogart stm out. he struck out 12, 7 2/3. two earned runs. mitch moreland. touching up kluber for a solo shot that would open up things for boston and red

he's stan, i'm neil. mrs.ar cam newton in action for the first time in pres dealing with that torn rotator cuff that he had surgically repaired. hooking up with christian mccaffrey, rookie from stanford there. takes some contact but he's okay. had some soreness in the shoulder this preseason. he's missed some practices. first action of the preseason and he takes it with that one to kelvin benjamin for the touchdown. 2 for 2, get him out there. says he's ready for the regular season. panthers win, 24-23. >> jay cutler put down his mike, picked up a football. playing for the dolphins in case you've been out of town they're playing the eagles in case the uniforms are new to you. devonte parker, 72 yards tackled inside the 5. jay cutler, they say jay cutler's laughing and having a good time. >> yeah. >> these are things we have not seen from jay cutler before. million. >> yeah. >> i'd be laughing too. >> julius thomas ready for some regular football. yankees and tigers are still fighting. >> yeah, if you want to s

neil and stan with the highlights. >> good morning, it's "sportscenter" from los angeles.tan verrett, neil everett. neil is hitting leadoff. >> i hope he understands how this drill works. here we go. gio gonzalez grew up near the marlins ballpark pitching for the nationals. he's good friends with jose fernandez, the late marlins pitcher who would have been 25 on monday. gordon breaks up a no-hitter with a 1-0 lead. pulls gonzalez who gets a standing ovation from the marlins crowd. stanton there and nods over at gonzalez. eight innings, one hit, five ks, nothing earned. stanton now hitting or attempting to hits into a double play, and that's your ball game. shawn doolittle gets that out and the nationals win it, 1-0. very emotional night. >>> yankees taking on the tigers. fifth inning, yankees up 4-1. aaron judge has been in a bit of a slump. update, the slump is over. that's his 34th of the season retakes the major league lead. yankees score 5-1. they had been worried maybe he used up all his home runs at the derby. sixth inning, fly ball, jim adduci, snaps that back in. l

gradually all that dust builds up stan gradually all that dust builds up so it spreads all around thearound this time of year and so we see, all these shooting stars which are tiny bits of dust from the tail of the comet burning up in our atmosphere. the perseid is visible through all ofjuly and august. but because the tail is quite broad, if you like, it is this weekend that is the maximum. friday to sunday nights. you can see meteors, shooting stars, every night of the year. sporadic ones which are random bits of dust. each one about the size of a grain of sand. and these you can see if you are somewhere dark and you let your eyes get used to the dark. you canjust lie in your back and watch the sky. even though the moon was out, it is waning, so tonight it will be a bit smaller, if you get in the shadow of the moon, behind a wall or something like that, so that you can block out the moon from your picture, then you should be able to see the meteors really well. simon rimmer is celebrity number seven on this year's strictly come dancing. simon is best—known for being the chef and co—

so the main characters charmaine and stan begin the story living in their car. so what gave you the thought to set the book in this way with these characters in this situation? - well i started off with the idea-- so stan and charmaine are living in their car it's really awful. they did have a house, they did have jobs. they ended up losing those and they're in their car and it's a very unpleasant place to be because there's also no social controls and there's people roaming around trying to get their car away from them. - right the world around them - it's very dangerous. - [evan] has really kind of fallen down. - yeah no social structure. so then they see an ad on television. and the the ad on television says sign up for our project which promises full employment for everyone. - [evan] right. - you get sort of a digital tour of what you get and you get to live in a real house again, you get fluffy white towels. now the inspiration from that was, do you remember those leona helmsley hotel ads with the towels? - [evan] oh of course. oh yes of course. - those wer

who killed your brother stan? it was an entire forest with a spear gun!ter ) i guess in that scenario it was a mother talking to one fish, and the fish's brother was named stan in that scenario. of course, since it's putin, he also released photos of himself chilling by the river. ( cheers and applause ) man, those sanctions have already devastated their shirt industry. gotta say, compared to trump that looks like a vacation. i would love to go on a bro-down fishing trip with vladimir putin. i'll bet it would be so much fun that i'd "never" come back. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) ( applause ) of course, trump needs a vacation because his poll numbers have reached a new low. only 33% of voters approve of the job he's doing. 33%. as meatloaf said, "two out of three ain't bad, but one out of three sucks." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) that's a friend of his, right? meatloaf is a friend of his. >> jon: meatloaf is a friend. >> stephen: and with the president's approval ratings plummeting, some have their eye on trump's job, including -- c

he joins novak djokovic and stan wawrinka in sitting out the rest of the year.ow you these pictures the queen's baton relay for the 2018 commonwealth games in gold coast, australia reached new heights when an raf display team jumped with the baton from ten thousand feet. it was safely tucked away during the sky—dive to avoid being dropped. it's expected to reach australia on christmas eve , where it will be carried across the country for 100 days. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to a look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us. good to see you both. let's look at the front pages and bring you up to date. metal picks up on the story of the government proposals for the border in ireland and warning of a back door into britain. also on immigration the express covers figures showing the number of eu nationals in the uk has risen. the high report and a—level results have come out on thursday, saying more topically places than ever before are available and the telegraph leads with a comment piece from theresa may's

president seemed to stick to the teleprompter and deliver strong reacts about charlottesville and afghan stan. yesterday he had more of an off-of-cuff campaign speech. here is the difference. >> when we open our hearts to patriotism there is no room for prejudice, no place for bigotry and no tolerance for hate. president: what did they say, right. it should have been sooner, he's a racist. the media can attack me. where i draw the line is when they attack you, which is what they do. when they attack the accident see of our supporters. >> i want to draw your attention here. we may be fairly close. we understand the person who is out of view to the left of the screen is about to introduce the president. this is the 99th convention of the american legion. we will throw to this extremely quickly. i want to bring in our next guest. we don't know how long this person will be speaking. less bring in political editor chris stirewalt. i want to get your opinion on the off the prompter and off the cuff style for the president. >> i will make it count. the president, how long and willing is he to listen

. >> reporter: these people say their stan against hate will, more protests scheduled in the future.n oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> as for last night's march this oakland, l pd tweeted, no arrests no citations no injuries. we'll stay on top of the rallies here in the bay area and new areas in virginia. if you download the abc 7 news app you can geed immediate alerts. >>> seven people decision placed after a two car accident, police say they suspect the bmw had been street racing with a pickup truck when both cars collided with each other. the pickup trashed in the front lawn of the duplex. the home ener says no one was hurt. >> nobody was hurt, everybody is fine, just the materials, just the house but that can be rebuild and everything. but our health ourselves our lives can't be rebuilt. >> the two people inside the b measuring work ran from the seen. >>> firefighters wrapping up operations in naperville county. grass fires are 99% contained. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> today the former white house communications director fired after 11 day on the j

the world number nine joins i2—time grand slam champion novak djokovic and stan wawrinka in missing the august. there was a shock at the cincinnati masters as unseeded american teenager frances tiafoe — ranked 87 in the world — beat alexander zverev, the number four seed. zverev was aiming for back—to—back masters series titles after his victory over roger federer in the final in montreal last sunday and it also broke a ten match winning streak for the german. tiafoe had lost to zverev at both wimbledon and the australian open this year and this was a first win over a top ten ranked player and he now faces fellow american john isner in the round of 16. in the women's event at the same venue world number three angelique kerber was beaten by ekaterina makarova in three sets, as the russian won the final tie—break on her eighth match point. it's been a disappointing year for the german after she held the number one ranking for much of 2016. her opponent here was also the same one who knocked her out in the first round of the french open. the 29—year—old makarova, who struggled at times wit

we appreciate everything you're doing here, stan.r today they have treated so far about 400 patients, but they're expecting several hinge more. they'll be back again tomorrow. alex? >> that stan brock, he deserved thunderous applause, thank you so much, maya from idabel. >>> president trump in his weekly address promoting the immigration bill that the slash green cards. >> just this week we announced a historic immigration bill to create a merit-based green card system that ends the abuse of our welfare system stops chain migration and protects our workers and our economy. as an example, you cannot get welfare for five years when you come into our country good to see you, the president is saying though will end well fair abuse. what is your assessment of that statement? its it's already the law of the land. when i heard this, i scratched my head. as a result of the welfare reform and also the immigration reform of 1996, any well fair benefits for legal immigrants were taken away for the first five years. there are a couple of exempts

now on his fellow firefighters would honor jake every time they suited up and work to meet his high stan stards. he was shot to death. witnesses say in an unprovoked attack he was shot and wounded another off duty firefighter. he was charged with murder. jake had just graduated from the oakland fire academy in april of this year. >> thank you, mary an. new at 5:00, police are in possession of close to 200 weapons tonight. all surrendered willingly. at a gun buyback, they took in 179 of them. orange niedsers many of whom lost loved ones were thrilled with the results. >> it is very symbolic. these are acceweapons of destruction. we would like to transform them into weapons of hope. >> organizers want to use these guns as material for works of art. >> a final look at the counter protest going on in san francisco when we come back. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safel

there are metal stan chons that can plok a truck from getting on to the squawk h. are cement barricades. there are police everywhere. this is after a car rammed a number of people in times square last -- i believe it was last year. >> it'll earlier this year. >> tom, at what point do -- what is the balance between keeping these areas safe and not turning them into police states? >> well, i mean, it's a tremendous balance. first you have the cost of it. it's not cheap to do this in a major city like new york or even barcelona which is a little bit of a smaller city. so to be able to put up a for treasury or just to barricade everything, it's just not possible or reasonable. and so these type of smaller attacks tend to have an even easier path to occurring because you can't protect everywhere. and there are these soft targets that are all around every single city in america. so it's a really challenge. when you saw from every time we reported from outside trump tower this week, massive new york city sanitation trucks. those trucks are 20 tons. they put 15 tons of san

so someone waved down a passing ambulance and she gave birth in the parking lot of the stan on the glen apartments in southeast. >> trying to let her two children and take care of the mother at the same time. kind of difficult. >> yeah. >> you don't have enough hands to do all that. >> the team of doctors and nurses swooped in and took great care of the babies. i'm happy to say they are doing well now. michelle: doctors say the twins ryan and riley, his sister, will remain at g.w. for a couple of months. horace: turn back to the impact of hurricane harvey. tonight the houston school system announcing it's pushing back the first day of school to september 11 because of the storm. and when the kids head back to class, one local school district is making sure that they are prepared. cheryl conner shows us, prince george's county is slipping off the backpacks and the other supplies and sending out the call for other districts to step up, too. >>e >> they are dry and ready to build classrooms. backpacks collected in prince george's county are headed for houston. >> they need everything. they

stan mcchrystal said we have to be in a place like that for decades. we're not going to d that. what's really important to know is what the overall strategy is, where are we headed, what's the end game, and i don't think you're going the hear that tonight. >> nearly 2,400 u.s. troops have been killed in the war in afghanistan since 2001 including 11 so far this year at a time when frankly it's not top of mind for people the way it was back in 2002, 2003. what do you think about sending more troops in and what are you looking for tonight? >> well, first of all, thank you, chris, for taking some time to focus on the human sacrifice here. when i saw headlines yesterday the first thing i thought about was a buddy of mine who has been deployed twice, who said good-bye to his family hast month, and is in kabul right now. the fact of the matter is that we actually lost a service member in afghanistan last week. that death was tied to isis, not taliban. so i think the soldiers who are going to be hearing the president's speech tonight, the soldiers that are on the ground and deployed no

producing huge quantities we know a great deal of heroin currently comes from mexico but now of ghana stan is looking at the u.s. for the distribution and consumption of its heroin now the u.s. special inspector for afghanistan says that opioids from afghanistan are coming to the u.s. via canada the u.s. department of homeland security currently lists the flow of illicit drugs as the greatest threat on the northern border for the next time you hear u.s. officials decrying the opioid crisis plaguing the nation and you see images like this. you might also want to keep images like this in mind. artsy new york the managing editor of news site better and today jim dean says the war on terror is simply putting money into the pockets of u.s. intel. and politicians. or we went in afghanistan there was almost no one here when production there and then of course after we went in it miraculously began to skyrocket because the northern warlords went back into growing opium to fund the war and also to enrich themselves later that the u.s. contractors people who were involved in doing a lot of the air f

in the next 50 years look at the boardwalk built with stan climate change, $7 million a mile. >> isn't that fake news? is not really about climate change. it's a natural cycle of the earth and storms that are coming. on the frequency of the storms, there were more per decade than there are now. >> he's not ruling out human activity. it's just a small part of it the most other. >> so you are political strategist. >> what you do? >> i think the majority of americans believe we should take a measured approach. the presiden peers agreement use need to stop relying on apostle feel. 87% of our energy comes from fossil fuel. we need to take steps to reduce them. we can't eliminate them. energy crisis will go up. >> i'm hoping if the alarmist are effective i'm thinking oceanfront property will drop in value and i'm looking for some. >> thank you. listen, agree, disagree, her some you love, you just want to fight me on? tweet me and tweet the show at chasing news. >> here's a look at some of the headlines were chasing today. north korea has threatened physical action against u.s. and italics fo

he shared the president at that time came to decision about future of troops in afghan tan stan. he's retired bringing deer general author of be siegeed. what is military options they can put endplay from this point forward. >> the options are. what he's seep is in iraq and syria allows commanders to fight the fight you get acceleration of defeating enemy whereas in the past xhapders were handcuffed. >> many pointed to a handful of tweets that president trump posted in 2013. now at that time he said we should not increase troop levels in afghanistan and in fact pull out because of increased cost associated with the war and of course, cost of life. now, clearly since that time it's been years. we're expecting president to give a completely different set of remarks and statements. we expect he will increase that troop level as of ton tonight. now i spoke with niles stanton she's white house columnist at the hill and about his rocks and the president has to walk a fine line between idea he put forth so often america first agenda while also fo focusing and being tough on terrorism. s

. >>> stan ta canta clara prosecuu filed charges today. authorities say 21-year-old hendrix shot and killed charlie lee last week. prosecutors say lee was shot while tryi ining to protect his wife. his wife held him and called 911 while the robber threatened to shoot her as well. >> there was an unbearable tragedy for charlie lee's family and community. he was a store owner who was assassinated trying to defend his wife and his business. >> prosecutors also charged hendrix with attempted robbery. if convicted on both charges he could receive 60 years to life in prison. >>>two t san jose police office were justified when they fatally shot 18-year-old anthony nunez last year. family called 911 on july 4th. they reported he was depressed and had a gun. police fired after he pointed the gun at them. the family has tiled a federal civil rights lawsuit against the department saying officers did not need to use deadly force. >>> campbell police officers have a new tool and it's been used to save a life now. we'll have that story, next. .th uber,

but stan had been on that although you can vote. for the last decade and and reading that they are just such a book. spain is account would uphold the stronger the propaganda message focused for carrying out the tux. et kitchen southern european country with a lot of guys with that we do by ththe baton a a. and. and a also what you've seen andd he simplyly there the willingness of clolose group to target their major totouristic locacations. he hadn't been seen inin kik and crime. in the i in game today. andd in in the uk how that's that's created a point or quickly conducting attacks but to have a strong impact. both on the suture logical as well as the. cannot economic side of both countries. okay ricardo diploma i thank you so much i thought so analysis the. senior analyst at junkie second also expressed on the trouble security trends in europe thanks again for your time. thank you. watching friends twenty four if you arere just joining us remind all of our top story this hour chaos. and panic in barcelona noticed stonews coming d

watch the time stan stamp. 7:00, we'll quickly warm. by lunchtime, 12:00 on your monday, can you see away from the coast we're well into the 80s. if not in the mid-90s inland. once again, the national weather service has issued not only that heat advisory around the immediate bay waters, those areas shaded in orange, but also that excessive heat warning for those areas in pink where temperatures could get as high as 108 once again on our monday. highs in microoe climate starting in the south bay, 100 in morgan hill. 93 the high for coupe tino. fog inny pacifica. mild tomorrow at 72. 78 for south san francisco. into the north bay it's warm away from the coast. 97 santa rosa. 101 in vallejo. 83 for oakland. 94 for fremont. inland once again it is down right hot. excessive heat warning in effect. 107 san ramone. 104 in fairfield. the three-day forecast we'll show you tomorrow once again, it's a hot day inland and parts around the bay are warm. not as hot as we get into tuesday but it's really wednesday i think most spots going to feel refr

defending champion stan wawrinka, novak djokovic, kay nishikori and victoria azarenka will also be missingy for a final farewell on the track in zurich tonight where he'll run the 5,000 metres. his incredible career has seen him win ten world and olympic gold medals. but it's not the last we'll hearfrom him — he's swapping the stadium for roads, to run marathons instead. no matter who you are, you've got to fight for it. and yeah, medals that i've won doesn't take me to the line. i've got go in there fresh, there's going to be new guys and they run a lot faster than me. so it's about starting slowly, how i get to them, what do i need to learn from them, what does it take? saracens fly—half emily scott's been called into the england women's squad ahead of saturday's world cup final with new zealand. well that final takes place on saturday, a week before the start of the men's domestic season. the launch of the premiership campaign has taken place today, from where our rugby reporter chrisjones has sent this report. with the start of the domestic season with the start of the domestic season

military families brace themselves after president trump announced will commit more troops to have again stanolve their paperwork in hand n a week navy commander michael marcola a glad wait of governor mifflin high school will report for his fourth overseas deployment a 12 month tour embedded with the arm any afghanistan and we do thank him for his service. >> we sure do. >> that is some of the newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> up next pat's here with your morning sports, good morning, pat. >>> lets talk eagles. they wrapped up their joint practice with the dolphins and now all that is lefties game on thursday. we have details. >>> plus a block buster trade that shakes up n pa eastern conference sixers fans you need to pay attention, sports up of ' ad ' pe ' at ma >>> welcome back. we're glad you are with us. >> pat's here about sports and we are getting ready for eagles third preseason game tomorrow night. >> that is right and what is usually last true test before regular season all important third preseason game, tomorrow night against the dolphins. we won't see jordan hic

producing huge quantities we know a great deal of heroin currently comes from mexico but now of ghana stan is looking at the u.s. for the distribution then consumption of its heroin now the u.s. special inspector for afghanistan says that opioids from afghanistan are coming to the u.s. via canada the u.s. department of homeland security currently lists the flow of illicit drugs as the greatest threat on the northern border for the next time you hear u.s. officials decrying the opioid crisis plaguing the nation and you see images like this. you might also want to keep images like this in mind. artsy new york it is often international thanks for joining us so far on this monday the world news continues and hala know. what. you put them. a lot to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. more some want to. that you'd like to be for the slightly before experience can be good that i'm interested always in the waters of our. city. i'm actually time and where in north kensington location of the grenfell towers atrocity this is going underground on the day u.k. oppositio

judicial advisory council, and uncles that were in politics, jake flake from snowflake, my uncle, stan, speaker of the house and senate president, and they found a way to govern in arizona, and work across the aisle, and do so in a collegial manner, looking for compromise. i feel we are losing some of that in this sort of shirts versus skins, winner take all, winners and losers type of environment. i address that in the book. mike: you addressed in very well. there was a quote in "the atlantic and put a wild back that maybe you were too nice to be a senator. it shows that you can be nice and a conservative too. try not to get grumpy. we appreciate it. you mentioned free-trade. you've been a strong supporter of free trade, very important to the state of arizona, to the southern part of the united states, and the whole country. can you share some thoughts and insights on what is happening? clearly some of your directions broke with the administration. sen. flake: overall, trade has been extremely important for the state of arizona. we are a border state. we take advantage of that. we hav

troops in afghanistan as well as talking about his plan to get other countries in the region, like pang stan, to do more with intelligence and diplomacy. >> all right, kelly, thank you don't miss our special coverage of the president's address, 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> arguably the most anticipated event of the summer the total solar eclipse. excitement is building across the country. as towns in the path of totality gear up for big celebrations. we've got you covered from east to west with nbc's jay gray in casper, wyoming, and erica edwards in clemson, south carolina. we'll start with jay. >> hey, good morning, frances, preparations going great here. we are on a ridge just above the city and in a few hours thousands expected to join us in this area. prime spot to view the daylight shifting to darkness. there is a sense of history here. >> it's been almost a hundred years since we've actually had a total solar eclipse go from one coast to the other coast. >> reporter: but in just hours now, the shadow of the moon will travel across the united states from oregon to south carolina at close to 1

watch the time stan stamp. 7:00, we'll quickly warm. 12:00 on your monday, can you see away from the coast we're well into the 80s. if not in the mid-90s inland. once again, the national weather service has issued not only that heat advisory around the immediate bay waters, those areas shaded in orange, but also that excessive heat warning for those areas in pink where temperatures could get as high as 108 once again on our monday. highs in microoe climate starting in the south bay, 100 in morgan hill. 93 the high for coupe tino. fog inny pacifica. mild tomorrow at 72. 78 for south san francisco. into the north bay it's warm away from the coast. 97 santa rosa. 101 in vallejo. 83 for oakland. 94 for fremont. inland once again it is down right hot. excessive heat warning in effect. 107 san ramone. 104 in fairfield. the three-day forecast we'll show you tomorrow once again, it's a hot day inland and parts around the bay are warm. not as hot as we get into tuesday but it's really wednesday i think most spots going to feel refreshing breeze

was available from the internet and came up with and one of his partners came up, they ford and t of stan perfected the word search i hadthm, google, i think a partial hand in naming google. any tom simonite, thoughts? guest: john, what a great story, sharing it. can -- yeah, we think of google as solved, using for years now. how you get of computers to understand languages is one of the artificial intelligence. hile search works pretty good and speaker recognition is not ad either, translation is getting better. computers still have literacy problem, you know, describes as illiterate, they can't read a sentence or inject paragraph of text and get a meaning of it. eople that work in the field know that is one of the questions hanging over them, if you want machines and we don't know right now. host: what happened with facebook recently and the research they were doing and the had, the program to understand language and create own language and controversy that surrounded that? guest: yes, earlier in the month saw a flurry of alarming headlines about facebook artificial intelligence labs th

we have to be forward-looking in our rules and regulations otherwise we are going to stan innovation.e'll be back, don't go ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is important, because if you ask yourself where am i, and you take a look at your life and and you don't like it, because adam didn't like where he was. the first thing you got to settle is who is to blame? whose fault is it? and you don't project it on someone else. [applause] yo you accept responsibility. this is where i am, and regardless of all of the other contributions made by other people, i'm not going -- >> armstrong: welcome backment you know, is there a website for people to learn more about the fc. >> guest: there is. fcc.gov. you can find my page and the pages of my fellow commissioners. chairman pai so much for joining us today. chairman pai is a political. he cares about the rule of law. if you have a phone, watching tv, listening to radio, love the internet, this is the man. he is the chairman. i'm armstrong williams. good day from the forum, thank you for joining us. >>> good morning. i'm linda lopez in for diane macedo. >> i'm ken

john rawlins is live from stan tonight with the details. >> there is still questions about this case. it began at 8:30 and was resolved quickly. a 15-year-old driving a black toyota, the one behind me here. he apparently drove up to a 10-year-old boy and showed him a bb gun and asked if the 10-year-old wanted to buy it, and then alleged that the 15-year-old shot the 10-year-old with the bb gun and then drove off. police were alerted and they spotted a black suv that fit the description and there was a brief slow speed chase broken off at one time and the black suv wound up on a street here the intersection. police found it was empty and they had a good idea who they thought the suspect was and they live close and have issues with him in the past. and they did go to that house and they made an arrest. he was taken into custody without incident and charges are depending on the 15-year-old. and learn that he is facing auto theft charges from a prior situation that occurred here earlier in the month and charged by state police. we are waiting for clarity on details but that is pretty much

sharon and stan say they consider their dairy cow their largest child so much so they build a bed forig baby, with paints walled and a sign that says i found my prince, i call him daddy. maybe a milk mobile. >> a moving story matt. >> we continue to follow the devastation from harvey as the rain stops in houston we get a clear look at the damage but as the storm moves into louisiana there is more rounds of rescues. and we are checking in with an organize in south jersey working hard to collect donations for the victims. that and more at 4:00 p.m. now for david murphy, rick williams, sara bloomquist i'm matt o'donnell have a great wednesday everyone. ♪ >> announcer: today -- step right up because you've got a ticket to the most delicious show in town! it's time for an hour of state fair favorites! clinton's in the kitchen with the incredible john lithgow! and they're whipping up a dish that's out of this world! then, michael's getting his game on in a classic challenge to see which mystery ingredient he'll get to cook with. plus, i've got a simple sweet treat with a cinnamon-y twist yo